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I, in turn, think it is a na- tural body function and do. not think she needs iron' tablets. She is a normal, healthy child.| Does she need the tablets or Dear Dr. Molner: You men- tioned "hiatus hernia" and a Juniversity nurse corrected me not?--MRS. J. G. |and said it was "hiatal hernia." As you say, menstruation is a} I was in nursing school 45 normal function, and a normal|years ago and learned nothing body does not need any special about this. Recently I hear dosing or medication. about it quite frequently. Won- Only about an ounce to ander why nothing was in our ounce and a half of blood is lost/b0oks at that time.--M. M. with the average period. (It| Forty-odd years ago it was seems like more, of course.)|more important to attack con- This is not enough to disturb|tagious diseases. Smallpox, ty- the iron content of the blood. /Phoid, diphtheria were still com- Thus, I do not think she needs|mon. Tuberculosis was more iron as a preventive measure. difficult to combat. (It is. still Of course, if periods are ex-|far too prevalent even today.) cessively heavy or prolonged,|The struggle was to prevent, if Dear Dr. Molner: Our oldest|this also occurs in women who Not much can be done about soon. My husband wants me toja migraine once it starts. The }important thing is to take suita- time. He believes she needs iron|ble n.edication and adopt we e and particularly if she. shows any pallor of skin or mem- |branes. that is another' matter. It is time to have a physician check her blood for iron de- we could, the diseases that cut people down in the prime of life. Hiatal hernia is uncomforta- |ble but seldom a matter of life ficiency (hen.oglobin determina-|and death. Thus, it wasn't as tion). 'That is time enough to|important as those other |to the youngster '"'just because."| it. let the doctor judge, on the/threats. Besides, we've learned \basis of findings, whether medi-|@ great deal more about diag- cation is advisable. {nosing it, and we certainly I simply would not give iron|know a lot more about treating Give it only if there is proved Your university nurse evi- ~_ jhiatal or hiatus is correct. It's Dear Dr. Molner: I have been|also called diaphragmatic her- having migraine headaches all|nia and "upsidedown stomach. my life. I am 45. I just had a/All mean the same thing. complete hysterectomy. Will 1 ; : still get these headaches? Some-| To Mrs. T. E. M.: The Pap one told me that with every-\test is primarily for detection thing removed, I would not get\of cancer of the cervix and ACROSS 2. Is obli- 18. Native 1, Taiwan gated of 8. Office 3. Method a New mates of learn- England 10. Proof- ing capital reader's 4, Title of 20. Greek mark address letter 11, Near: poet. 5. Giraffe- 21, Tellur- 13. Fat like ium: 14. Platinum: mammal sym. sym. 6. Dis- 22. Mois 5 15, Norse god patched 24. 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D. juterus although these organs Habitual migraines quite often| may, as in your case, have become less severe' or less fre-|/been removed, a test once a a) }quent at about your age, butiyear or so is advisable, The dently didn't know that either THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, June 29, 1967 17 BRIDGE By B. JAY BECKER (Top Record-Holder in Masters' Individual Championship Play) West dealer. Neither side vulnerable. NORTH oa @KJ10864 OQ3753 AB WEST . EAST 4AKQ1082 Ors eo AQTS3, Ki004 ste ' SOUTH @3543 @2 A042 OQ653 'The bidding: West North Fast Sonth 1@ .Dble 1NT 26, 4@ 5@ 5@ Passi Pass 6@ Dhle In most games the players don't bother with rules. When an irregularity occurs, they usually settle the matter in {some fair and amicable way. |. But in tournaments the laws jare strictly enforced and the |appropriate penalty is applied | whenever an irregularity takes place. For example, take this deal which occurred in the To- 'ledo (Ohio) Regionals and was {reported in the Bridge World magazine. South was in six diamonds doubled and, believe it or not, made the contract. Of course, it required exceptionally fine co-operation by the enemy for this result to take place, but South got it. To begin with, East led a |spade. It wasn't East's turn to jlead, so the tournament direc- tor was called and he ruled, among other things, that de- clarer could bar a spade lead by the proper opening leader, West. | Declarer thereupon prohibit- jed a spade lead by West,. but that player, apparently in a high state of excitement as a result of his partner's lead out of turn, led the queen of spades. The director again informed West he could not lead a spade, and that, furthermore, the queen of spades was now an ile legally exposed card which he would later have to play at his first legal opportunity. West now led the nine of hearts, East winning the ten with the queen and continuing with the ace. South ruffed with the two and West overruffed with the ten. Again the director was called and he informed West that he was required to play the ex- posed queen of spades on the trick and that he was not pere mitted to overruff. He further- more told West that the dia- mond ten was now an exposed card which he would have te play at the first opportunity. Declarer thereupon led a low diamond to the jack, on which West had to play the ten, and continued with a diamond to the ace (catching the king). He then had no trouble making the contract. NEWS IN BRIEF TOWN GETS NEW ALARMS WOODSTOCK, N.B. (CP) ~~ Volunteer firemen here are to have a new alarm system in- Stalled in their homes. Fire chief Mike Corbett says the present system "takes a beat- ing in every thunderstorm." It's more than 40 years old and costs the town $700 a year to keep it operating. The new sys- tem will cost $90 a month. DOING JAMAICAN DESIGN HALIFAX (CP) -- The Hall- fax firm of Leslie R. Fairn and Associates, architects and engie neers, has been appointed de- sign consultants to the Jamal. can government. The company will assist in the designing and planning of. the Mona Univer sity in Kingston. AWARDED GRANTS EDMONTON (CP) -- A hus- band and wife team from the teaching staff of the University of Alberta have been awarded one-year research grants in England. Dr. Walter Henry Cot tle will do research into there mal regulation in sheep while his wife, Merva Kathryn, will study nerve fibre endings in the central nervous system. Both will be stationed at the Insti- tute of Animal Physiology, Babraham, Cambridge. NEW DEGREE OFFERED BURNABY, B.C. (CP) -- Sie mon Fraser University has an- nounced plans to offer a degree jin kinesiology, the study of hu- man movement. The school says it will be the fiyst univer. sity in Canada to lauhch a proe gram in kinesiology. "This will always remind me . of you, honey, regardless,'"" | reason is that a stump or bit of cervix tissue may remain al- though not visible on direct ex- amination, which' could be a location for cancer develop- ment,