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Is a child who has had the big red measles likely to have the little ones later if the child doesn't have the shot for them?--M.M. Let's get this straightened out for you, 1 First, roseola is a term that can apply to quite a collection of ailments involving red spots, so let's discard that term and the important Measles, or big red measles, or rubeola, call it what you will, is the common type of measles that so many children have. COMPLICATIONS LIKELY There's been too much ten- tendy to say, 'Oh, he just has measles,"' and forget about aria 0 if. Actually, a large proportion of children can have complica- tions, including heart and other the number of deaths from measles each year --several hundred--is evidence that | isn't necessarily such a simple, harmless dis- There isn't much you can do to cure measles. It has to run its course. 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MOLNER, MD sles rated The U.S. Public Health Service recently announced that there were 202,886 cases of measles reported last year, nearly 60,000 lower than the year before, so the vaccine is starting to show results. But the figures also show that too many children haven't been vaccinated. So some still die, some are crip- pled, some are chronically sickly. There are at least three or four lesser diseases which bring spots and fever but are not nearly as severe as. "red measles." The one which concerns us most is German measles, also known at the "three - day measles," or, technically, ru- bella. DEFECTS. POSSIBLE The German, or three - day measles, doesn't amount to much as a disease except for one horrible thing about it. If a pregnant woman gets that sim- ple little disease early in preg- nancy (the first three months) it can cause many defects in the baby, both physical and mental. Thus a woman who has Ger- man measles before becoming pregnant is lucky. That is, her future babies are lucky, escap- ing the risk of eye, heart or other defects which often occur when the mother-to-be does get the disease, Progress is being made to- ward a German measles vac- cine, but some technical prob- lems, such as raising enough vi- rus to make the vaccine in quantity, remain. Once you've had German measles,- you ordinarily can't 16 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, June 9, 1967 BRIDGE By B. JAY BECKER (Top Record-Holder in Masters' Individual Championship Play) BIDDING QUIZ You are the dealer, neither side vulnerable, and have open- ed the bidding with Spade. Partner responds Three Spades. What would you bid now with each of the following five hands? 1. @AQT2 YAKIS $92 4863 2. @KQ63 YQI5 @QI7 HAs 3. @KQH2 YAQ 75 HAQSL 4. @A98752 Y4 @AQI3 HA 10 5. @KQI6 YKQH $KQI2 47 1, Four spades. There should be no reluctance about con- tracting for game. Partner in- dicates a hand worth 13 to 15 points in support of spades. It would be wrong to bid four hearts in an effort to find a bet- ter trump suit because partner might interpret this as express- ing interest in a slam. We can- not afford to do this with a minimum opening bid. 2. Three notrump. This bid gives partner a choice between playing the hand in spades or notrump. Nine tricks might prove easier to make than ten if partner's hand is also the notrump type. Partner will usually return to spades because of distributional features he has which make the play for game in a suit more attractive, but he may pass with a balanced hand. 3. Four clubs. Here we should announce at least a mild inter- est in a slam. If partner has the right hand, the slam may be laydown. The chief danger spot lies in diamonds. The 9p- ponents may have the A-K of diamonds even with partner having a maximum three spade bid. The four club bid gives part- ner the opportunity to cuebid diamonds. This method of pin- pointing strength is superior in the present deal to the use of Blackwood to learn how many aces partner has. He may eas- ily have a hand with one ace that provides twelve sure tricks, or a hand with two aces but no possibility of twelve tricks. 4, Six spades, Whatever val- jues partner has, whether in the jform of high. cards, distribu- tion, or a combination of both, it is highiy unlikely that two tricks will be lost. No cere- monies are necessary. You bid what you think you can make. 5. Four notrump. With all the powerful intermediate cards we have in three suits, it seems highly possible that partner may have three aces for his jump to three spades. This pos- sibility should be investigated. If partner's response to the Blackwood bid is five spades, showing three aces, we carry on willingly to six. If the re- sponse is five hearts, showiag two aces, we stop at five spades. Some people insisr that a player with no aces cannot ini- tiate the Blackwood convention. There is very little merit to such a theory..A slam is a slam -- even if one player has no aces, Greater Support Asked For Arts KINGSTON (CP) -- Claude Bissell, president of the Univer- sity of Toronto, Wednesday urged Canadian universities to increase their patronage of the arts. Addressing more than 300 representatives from 45 univer- sities attending the first confer- ence on the university and the arts, Dr. Bissell said the fine arts should be studied and analysed in universities, but stressed that the roots of these should remain in independent schools, artists' workshops and technical institutions. SALLY'S SALLIES on) Ld "I didn't want you to have a sudden change from the Army messhall, so I made everything & mess." having it several times prob- ably stem from the fact that they had some of these other similar diseases and mistook them for German measles. To get back to plain measles, vaccination protects against that; it does NOT protect against German measles, That is why so much hard work is being done now to perfect a German measles vaccine. Dear Dr. Molner: I heard it was dangerous to pull a hair from a mole. Is it? I am past 70 and have a mole on my face. I have been cutting the hairs off. Can I pull them instead? -- MRS. B. L. G Pulling can irritate the tissues and can Ionve an opening for infection tting them, as you 'tected. A lot of others aren't. get it again. Reports of people| have been doing, is the right way. TOD. TORONTO 10:40 A, Distributed b) Stock Exche Quotations in cents u1 2z---Odd lot, xd--Ex-dir rights, xw---Ex-warrants. from previous board-lot MINES Stock Sales High Accra 2000 (94 Advocate 100 285 Agnico 750 160 Ang U Dev 500 68 Ansil 1500 7a Argosy 1500 95 Armore 1500 18 BL Hawk 2200 (27 Brou! Reef 3000 3) Brunswk 200 615 Calmor 18 1000 4 Cam Mine 4500 26 Camflo 1000 335 Camp Chib 180 710 Tung 900 186 Cdn Keely 2000 7 C Lencourt 3000 11 Cdn Nisto 1250 22 Comb Met 1666 17 Coniagas 1000 50 Conigo 3000 274 Cc Halll 1500 66 C Mogul 200 296 Cc Morisn 2600 510 Con Negus 4600 35 Con Nichol 1000 14 Cc Red P 21300 30/2 Conwest 400 $60 Cop Man 2000 23 Craigmt 235 $11% Cstland . 1166 (242 D'Eldona 1000 150 Denison 1200 $74 Dicknsn 200 330 Discovry 300 120 jome 140 $47% Endake 600 $104 F Mar 100 185 Frobex 700 470 Giant Yk 750 860 Glenn Exp 2000 18 Goldrim 1500 33 Gradore 7000 22 Grandroy 1500 38 Granduc 150 470 Granisle 100 565 Headway 2000 16 High-BI 500 950 Hollinger 1070 $25% Huds Bay 110 $634 Int Bibis T 1000 50 Joutel 1100 «70 Jowsey 500 70 Kam Kotia 100 5 Kerr Add 1432 $16 Kid Coper 500 59 Lab Min 100 t Dufavit 875 $10% Leitch 1100 655 LL Lac 400 149 Macassa 300 150 Malartic 2200 48 Mattgmi 525 $144 Mc Adam 2000 43 Mc Intyre -- 100 $89 Midri 25800 Multi-MI 5800 137 Nealon 2000 New Bid 8000 4 New Cal 500 29 Newconx 1100 560 | N Hosco 2200 239 N Impri 17945 335 Newlund 2000 16 N Mylama 2000 18% N Senator 3500 35 Norbaska 720 90 Norgold soo 67 Normetal 200 390 | Norpax 2500 6 Norcal 16800 (25 North E 2000 23 Northgat 2325 490 | N Rank 1000 27 N Rock 4000 34 Opemske 70 975 | Orchan 100 225 : Pamour 500 204 Pce Exp 36166 89 Pine Point 510 $46'% Placer 645 $36 Preston W75 $21 Purdex 500 Pyramid 200 37! 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TORONTO (CP) was active at stron prices for all classes of slaughter cattle tario public stock week. Replacement in broad demand a supply. Veal calf prices e hog prices were une\ erally unchanged prices were lower. Slaughter cattle 1 fer this week 10,800 11,264; to date 1967 date 1966 233,602; th year 10,699; choice with sales to 29.90; mediums 24-26.50; c 23.50; choice heifer: sales to 28.20; good diums 23-25; comm«c choice fed yearlings , 800d 25-27; good c with sales to 23.5¢ 20-21; canners and 19.50; good heavy bi 24-25; commons an 21-23.50. Replacement cat stockers 28-21; good calves 29-33; good | calves 26-28; comm dium stockers 22-27. Calves 1,653: On week 1,700; last we date 1967 37,962; tc 44,994; this week last , Choice vealers 39-42 to 45.50; good 36-38 31-36; commons 28-; 24-27, Hogs 9,435: On offe 8,700; last week 8,7