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Championship Play) South dealer. Both sides vulnerable NORTH 987 962 o 8653 5652 3105 1053 ROLLS The bidding: South West 26@ Pass 39 Pass 46@ Opening lead--four of spades Many contracts stand or fal depending upon the opening lead. The player saddled with the lead has only the bidding he hears and the 13 cards he is looking at to guide him to the |best way to attack. Acting under this handicap, the leader often fails to initiate the most effective method of defence, but later, having the advantage of seeing dummy's 13 cards also, he can at least jsometimes overcome the dam- |age caused by his initial effort. Despite the difficulties asso- ciated with what is called a blind fead, the problem fs not an insuperable one. Conrclu- sions are sometimes reached which, though they cannot be accepted as gospel, can never- theless be treated as reason- North East 2NT Pass - 34 Pass able. The strongest indication of what to lead usually comes \from information gathered dur- ing the bidding. The declarer and his partner, in the process of reaching the final contract, are normally forced to reveal vital details about their re- spective holdings, Thus, in the deal shown, South's bidding clearly -- de. scribed a two-suited hand with Channel 11--Hamiltea Channel 9--Toronto Channei &--Rochester Channei 7--Buftalo Channel 6--Toronte Channel 4--Buftalo Channel 3--Barrie Channe! 2--Buttale SATURDAY V8, 00 P.M, Vi-Little People 4--Beat the Champ "0 P.M, 11--Flipper 3-6-12--Bugs Bunny 6:00 P.M, 11--Littlest Hobo 9--Thunderbirds 7--Bing Crosby Golf Tournament 12--This Land of Ours 3--Lost In Space o:38 P.M, 12--Love on a Rooftop WHAT A FOOL UFE 1s Foo.isH, 7 ;| ato x BELIEVED 2 AM. WHAT DEAR EVE... THAT Ie a i YOU.» WHY # WHAT MADE 4 8i¢ DUMB but ted HE ORY | | ME THINK I ACTUALLY ' NUT | WN LOVE... 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Mrs. S. wrote about the way a friend did dishes in a dirty sink with soapy rinse water. % You said grease and food particles can decay and provide a breeding place for germs, and also said it was best to use hot running water to rinse dishes and let them drain dry. I showed the article to my mother. She said if sinks were clean and dish towels clean and dry, it would be all right. I dis- agreed. She said write to you and find out. I am 13 and usually do the dishes and I have to dry them and put them away. I hate to dry them and put them away. I hate washing dishes and dry- ing is worse.--D. B. A sink, if it is truly clean, is as good as any other form of "dishpan," but sinks aren't al- ways clean. If they have a film of grease, they aren't clean. No argument there. Now about drying: This has been tested repeatedly in scien- tific experiments, and dishes that. drain dry after rinsing in very hot water have fewer bac- teria than disies dried wiin a towel. Into each life some rain--and dishwashing -- must fall. Get used to the idea. Dear Dr. Molner: | am 18 and shave under my arms. Then I Hot Water Kills Germs On Dishes sufficient high cards to insist upon a game. North's bidding was nega- tive throughout and merely | showed a preference for spades }over hearts. LU RI BIOs) | 1 Pooeng ? snag ang a REI aie | West, on lead, has _ heart 6. City in "heraldry sure: |strength which may be neu- Mass. 5. Girl's name abbr, tralized if declarer can ruff 11, Intertwined 6-Samarium: 26. Cal- ISICIUITMETIAIME] jheart losers in dummy. 12, Fragrance abbr. cium: ee ee | To protect his heart holding, 13. Ancient 7. Come up sym, Ban fa |West should lead a trump. A people of 8. Lake: Scot. 27, Jap- a good case can be made for south- 9, Ostrich-like anese opening the ace rather than a central bird mea- low trump, but the important Italy 10. Spar sure point is that no other suit 15. Frosts 14, Crackle 29. Pro- Yesterday's Answer | should be led. 16. Easily 17, Lees noun ' decided: 21. Like 32, Slav 38, Ireland ar ade Ga Caen comp, 22, Custom 33. Book of 39. Sea lettuce trump continuation, as soon as nee 7 ieoee rte dered West is on lead again, settles 19. Part of again, asthe 35, Catkin 40. Spoken d , eth h H t lose & "to be" furnace 36.Talking" 41, Girl'sname | C°c/arer's hash. beets se 20.Mole-color 24, Indefinite birds 45. Army rank; |SPade and three hearts. 23. Knock article 87. Colorless abbr, But if West leads any other 26. A salad suit, declarer can ruff at* least green T Lj 3 rT. one heart in dummy and easily 28. Well-known make ten tricks. treaty city Ht [ of Dec. 24, s a Mongolia Rocked 30. Succor Vi 31, Beasts of ie 7 By Strong Quake uve f V/A) ZY Y MOSCOW (AP)--The second 33. Grow old MOS J _ sec 34, Scotchman's YG ZG y G YG strong earthquake in 15 days cap rocked a_ sparsely populated 37. O. T. book MLL area of Mongolia early today, 42, Tiny stream [2 [¢/ Y/ Soviet seismic stations reported. The quake, recorded at 9:57 a.m, Mongolian time (8:57 p.m. EST Thursday), centred 168 miles west of Ulan Bator, the Mongolian capital, in a region of cattle and wheat farms. It had a force of between 8 and 9 on a 12 - point scale, which means it could have caused severe damage. There was na immediate report of casualties. Perfect Vaccine Study Underway OTTAWA (CP)--Health Min- ister MacEachen said Thurs- day in the Commons studies are being made to perfect anti-rab- ies vaccine. In a reply to Reynold Rapp (PC--Humboldt - Melfort - Tis- R, MD | side of the skin. I can "'lift"| them with my finger. They) seem to come whether I shave, or not. I also changed deodor- ant but that doesn't help. Could it be my lymph glands are in- fected or cancerous or what?-- E. C.-H. The condition\doesn't resem- ble either infected lymph glands or cancer, but the description does suggest infection of small hair follicles, which act much like a pimple and can be sore. Shaving and deodorants can be factors, but my suggestion would be to try using an anti- septic soap. The skin in that jarea as well as others harbors jgerms which in some people more readily take root around the hair follicles, Dear Dr. Molner: [ am a girl, 15, who studies late at night. I usually get so sleepy I have to go to bed before I finish my homework. Would it be all right to take stay-awake pills? Would five times a week be too much?--L, K. What you suggest is an invi- tation to chronic "nerves,"' jit- ters, insomnia and sometimes a nervous crackup. . These stay- awake pills don't give vou added energy. They. just turn loose some of your reserve. When the reserve is gone, you reap trouble. Your solution is to \do your homework earlier in the evening. Dear Dr. Molner: | am a boy noticed little lumps on the iny 16 who finds signs of blood dale), the minister said there are unusual cases when the present vaccine is not effective, SALLY'S SALLIES "You can't expect me to cook, We haven't got a cook book." | on toilet paper. Occasionally 1 have stomach cramps. that have anything to do with the bleeding? Is the bleeding serious?--N. J. Could I doubt that the bleeding is serious; it could be a fissure, or crack in the membrane or skin. I would by all means tell my doctor about it, because it prob- ably can be corrected rather easily now, If it enlarges, or be- comes infected, you might have a stubborn problem. The .stomach cramps prob- ably have nothing to do with it, Bleeding in the stomach or any- jwhere high in the intestinal tract would not result in red blood. The blood would turn black by the time it appeared, G. 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