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= y Decision prises Judge 'AWA (CP)--A jury A | ind one woman 8 ustice J. F. Donn of Ontario Supreme Court ssday night when it found io Calabro, 24, not guilty 1 - capital murder: bro admitted shooting his r-old brother-in-law Vine Santoro Feb. 9 but testi- hat he fired his double- led. 16-gauge shotgun at enacing"' figure of Santoro se he thought the man oing to kill his sister. ealize that you have beea dges of the facts... but you could have come to onclusion is beyond me." ustice Donnelly said after g the jury's decision. ee a RO Nominated For Academy Award "ED Sera fea MY AWARDS M1"=The New Yorker ) PRIZE WINNER CANNES FILM AL : VIAN ¥ A Woman AT. AFTERNOON le Hunter" MICKEY MOUSE WH, IT WASN'T FIT FOR) AGIVILIZED PERSON TO LIVE IN! © PARISIENNE ® LAURENTIAN ® STRATO CHIEF Where Your Mills Men Are Men of Action! 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The bids and plays impre vised by Sylvia in all innocence -- and remember that to her they all appeared were & eth gow ges | source of astonishment not only to het greatly harried partners but also to her deeply grateful op- ponents, sa Despite all this, Sylvia was @ popular member of the club and, moreover, she frequently provided the members with @ hand for them to talk about whenever one of her zany bids or plays worked out in her favor. For example, this deal occur red when Sylvia was pla' ia her first team of four mai She was East and doubled six spades, which South, well aware of Sylvia's prociivities, automatically redoubled. West led the ace of diamonds and Sylvia promptly trumped it with the jack. This unusual play of trumping her partaer's ace naturally drew a huge gasp from the large gallery of kibit- zers, but play then pro normally and South eventually went down one. At the other table, South alee got to six spades (undoubled), but he made the slam. The sce of diamonds was led here als, but East discarded a club on it. Declarer ruffed and thea played a spade to the ace, West showing out. South's only chance now wag to execute an endplay, which he proceeded to do. After ente: his hand with a heart, he ed four clubs, disca my's four diamonds. He then \played three more rounds of hearts, ending in dummy. B: now dummy had only the K-l of spades left, and the eight of YOUR HEALTH Dear Dr. Molner: Our 27- ear-old son is being kept alive by dialysis while we search for a kidney donor. One of our big- gest problems is overcoming the fear in people' that if they give up one kidney to save a life, they will become invalids. ACROSS DOWN _ 21, Bil 1. Hebrew 1, Moses' of What are the facts? lyre brother The immediate family have 5, Medieval 2, Move in 22, Mffort [eit been ruled out as donors be- tale hasty 23, Royal cause of differences in blood 9. Mother- urgency reai- type. Do you have any sugges- ot 3, dence tions where we might turn to -- 4. Home: 24, Tropl. get a donor?--J. L. 40 abbr. cal I don't know how much help coekatoo 5. Gravy Ameri. I can offer, if any, aside from 12, Tapestry §. Cartoonist sd : calling attention to this prob- 18, Ones 7. Win fruit Yesterday's Answer 14. Blue & Commodity 25, Derby 31, Stringea | !e™. It is a fairly new one, but pag ge Mg ae ' it is only recently that enough ry pny bed vad instrument |i55 been learned to make such 15,0fe the neck 38. Journey has been learned to make suc sacred Broad 27. Pale %4. Not transplantations possible other r ties . working than from one twin to another. 16, Ine body 18. Doctrine of 87, Clan There is no truth that sacri- 19. Cobalt: 17. God of war amell division: ficing one kidney will cause the sym, 18, Knight's 30. Skating Gr. donor to become an invalid--or, 20, Hat rim title ares, 38, Heir indeed, cause any change in his 21. Dissolve life and activities. People get 23. Whiter i e 7 18 along very well with only one = kidney. 26, Birds w There is, of course, the po- 27. Dimintsh, ie tential risk that if anything hap- pkg pens to the one ee ae ney, there is no second kidney #8. Bato to rely on. We cannot honestly 32,Behavior 16 16 Y blink at that fact. But invalid- 35. Attempt " ism from giving a kidney? No. 36. King and t One solution which already L received considerable medical for G i) attention is the use of a kidney A of another patient who has just 37. Variety 7A \died--someone injured in an| of 4 automobile accident, for exam- willow Y ple. 39. Roman Fy y Obtaining legal permission official Y for this presents problems, @ Ames 7 pecially since there is never frontiers time to spare. If the kidney is boncad Z to be used for this purpose, it ae ag : must be removed without de- 8 ii 4h Z 2 lay. ee Y Perhaps the suitable legal 4 'preparations, and a growing \ } Body Can Operate On Only One Kidney By JOSEPH G. MOLNER, MD understanding by the public of the demand for kidneys for this purpose, the problem may be eased. But as things are now, it is a distressing problem for people who wait and hope. Don- ors are not readily available. The problem was discussed not long ago at a conference at Duke University Medical Cen- ter, one of the suggestions being legislation to make it simpler for a patient to leave his kid- neys or other organs for such transplants in event of his death. In Boston, and perhaps elsewhere, there is a "kidney registry' which is.a step in the same general direction -- to know where needed organs may become available. Dear Dr. Molner: We have recently been told that eating yogurt would improve our phy- sical well-being. We are in our middle 60's. What are the ad- vantages of using it regularly? --A. M. C. Yogurt is a good food for those who like it. It is a form of fermented milk made by the addition of lactic acid bacilli te whole or skimmed milk. This imparts a certain flavor not spades lead then left East with- out recourse. So the outcome was that Syi- via's team gained 1,830 pointe on the deal as a result of her trumping her partner's ace! SPORT BRIEFS CANCELS OLYMPIC BID NEW YORK (AP) -- John V. Lindsay said the city has withdrawn its for the 1976 summer Olympics because the state legislature pe not appropriate planning 'unds. CHAMP IN HOSPITAL MILAN, Italy (AP) -- Nine Benvenuti, new world middle- weight boxing champion, suc cessfully underwent surgery Tuesday for a nose injufy he suffered in his title fight wit April 17 over Emile Griffith in New York, The speed of his re covery will determine the date A his return match with Grif- PLAYER 8USPENDED COCHRANE, Ont. (CP)--The Northland Fastball Association has suspended Don Tailleur of Kapuskasing for a year follow- ing a playoff incident last fall in which Tailleur threw his bat, . striking pitcher Luke Lefevre on the leg in a Kapuskasinge Timmins intermediate. series game. SALLY'S SALLIES present in ordinary milk. Some find it more compatible than) whole milk. It has no magic) properties. It can be used reg-} ularly if you like it. | | Dear Dr. Molner: I have been informed that 200 children died last year after smallpox vac- cination. I have a baby with allergies and am much con- cerned.--Mrs. D. J. M. I certainly challenge that fig- ure of 200 deaths, and wonder where anyone got any such fig- jure. risk egsociated with it, and oa@ lof the basic purposes of the pra lfession of medicine is to learn how to get the greatest geod with the least possible risk. Serious skin conditions some- times are cause for delaying. & smallpox vaccination because certain reactions may occ especially with the first vacel- nation. These, however, ane less dangerous than smallpox, a case of accepting 9 smaller | It is true that. almost any medication has some potential risk to avoid a much: greates one,