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Bear CROSSWORD King St. at Park Rd. TELEVISION LOG 18 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Soturday, June 17, 1967 BRIDGE By B. JAY BECKER (Top Record-Holder in Masters' Individual Championship Play) South dealer. Both sides vulnerable. Opening lead--jack of spades. Most of us are taught in childhood to be prudent in our expenditures, and this advice can also be sensiby applied at the bridge table. But there are times when a seeming extravagance is justi- fied by an unusual set of cir- cumstances and prodigality be- comes virtually a necessity. Today's deal is a case in point. South was in three no- trump and got a spade lead. He won with the ace and led the queen of hearts, which was ducked all around, He then led the ace and another club, hop- ing to find the suit divided 3-3, but when it later proved to be divided 4-2, he came to an un- happy end, going down one. But the fact is that South had a sure thing from the start. Had he played correctly, no defence or lie of the cards could have notrump. What he should have done was overtake the queen of hearts with the king after West had followed low. This would have assured him of three heart tricks regardless of where the A-s were located, since he. could persist with the suit until the hearts were fully established. Of course there is a natural reluctance to expend the queen and king of a suit on the same trick. Admittedly such a play goes against the grain, but an unwillingness to make this play when necessary constitutes a form of parsimony which caw later ricochet and prove to be -- as it did in this case -- quite expensive. Declarer's view from the opening gong should be that he has six tricks outside of hearts and needs three more to bring him safely home. If the situation demands that he play the K-Q of hearts on one trick, he should steel him- self to do so. The cost is cheap if he considers that the contrac thereby becomes a certainty. AOROSS 8. English 21, Part 1. Keeps queen. ofa 6. Derision 4. Greek loco- 11. 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Inactive ee es G le % DOWN oe ya" 1. Mix re 4 2, Italian Y river Ca YOUR HEALTH Dear Dr. Molner: doctor. aged one to five, though he would hay side effects. What is ion? "four-in-one"' vs. the the measles vaccine. ease with a variety complications, of whi than 400 deaths in thi from measles; As against that, vaccine doses of whi have observed no ill any consequence. surveys also bear th Hence I can only nation is small, wh putably great. CARE OBSERVED 4--Movie $4-12--King's Outlaw recently moved and have a new He recommends sles vaccine for our children, former physician did not (al- tered it on request) due to the remote possibility of serious Also in controversy was the one" vaccinations.--Mrs. C.S.H. I have decided opinions on Measles is a dangerous dis- retardation is one. In 1965, the last full year for which I have seen figures, there were more the number of defects was vastly larger. direct knowledge and 3,600 in my own personal experience, I Widespread that the risk of measles vacci- danger of the disease ix indis- Of course we observe certain| S not giving is made of virus grown in egg embryo tis- sue) to children who are aller- By Measles Attacks By JOSEPH G. MOLNER, MD : We have mea- while our e adminis- your opin- "'three-in- of known ich mental is country of 170,000 ich IT have effects of is out. conclude ereas the gic to eggs. It is important to be sure that no serious skin condition exists, or other cir- cumstance indicating not to give the injection. And we make it a point not to give the inocula- tion if the child has a cold or temperature is elevated. All) this is part of avoiding even| lesser side effects. As to the three-in-one or four- in-one vaccines, this doesn't seem to be a very serious con- troversy. The three-in-one for diphtheria, whooping cough (pertussis) and lockjaw (teta- nus), and hence called DPT, has been in use for quite a few years with success. When the polio vaccine came along, it was incorporated into the same wanted it. The question largely comes prefers to use the four-in-one, or whether to use the ojder triple vaccine and give the polio vaccine separately. With the four-in-one he is using the Salk- cine. If he prefers the oral-type polio vaccine, which must be given by mouth rather than by needle, then he uses only the triple DPT. Personally I have no particu- lar feeling one way or the other tected. son was 18 he had mumps chocolate drinks Prince Defends Millionaire Role MANCHESTER, England (Reuters)--Prince Philip said today a university should meas- ure its success as much by the millionaires it produces as its Nobel Prize winners. The Prince, after his installa tion as chancellor of the new Salford University near here, said it is a mistake to blame the enterprising young men who leave Britain to work in an- other country. He said Britons should rather blame themselves for failing ta create an environment in which youth's initiative is valued and in which its genius can flourish, SALLY'S SALLIES ; | (or [s-4 it Ae " : eee 1 een eee en "I have no appointment, Doce tor. I just came in to read the magazines." What are his chances of father- ing children?--Mrs. S. This can cause sterility, but not necessarily always. Only way to get the answer is to send him to a doctor for tests. Fertility May be adequate if only one testis is affected. Dear Dr. Molner: I have heard that cocoa contains a con- siderable amount of caffeine, multiple vaccine for those who|©Ual to or greater than tea or coffee. My children enjoy chocolate down to whether a physician milk often, but sometimes are wakeful at night, and I won- dered if this could be from ex- cess chocolate.--Mrs. W.M. Cocoa and chocolate come from the cacao plant which con- Ned.vi io vac-|tains a substance called theo- re ot Killec-yirus polio vac bromine. This is akin to caf- feine chemically but it does not have the stimulating effect of caffeine. Therefore it is not true that "contain as much caffeine as coffee or tea," ass ld i .jand I think it is high time this Bp ne Be Every ONES pee erroneous idea be put out of cir- culation. Dear Dr. Molner: When my|wholesome, they have any part in causing which went down into his testes.|the youngsters' wakefulness, Chocolate drinks are and I doubt that stopped him from making three - I Michael Crosbie, Director at R. S. 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