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HENRY NUBBIN JULIET JONES MICKEY MOUSE GRANDMA HELLO, ACE PLUMBING EMERGENCY SERVICE P. A BAD LEAK! LY' Gor IS THIS ACE PLUMBING EMERGENCY SERVICE?! RIGHT! NOW, HERE'S Qa pay, MeN © King Fomuys Syndieats lan, 1967. Wold tights vearved PONTIACS LOW PRICES BUZ SAWYER 12 THE OSHAWA TIMEs, Monday, July 10, 1967 BRIDGE By B. JAY BECKER (Top Record-Holder in Masters' Individual Championship Play) South dealer. Both sides vulnerable, Norta * A104 @s752 oKo6s AS JANE ARDEN L DON'T WANT, To GOW 1TH YOU! ee eo 8 7-10 Smt ea The bidding: South West North Rast 1 Pass 16 Pass! 19 Pass 39 Pass; 4 Opening lead - five of spades, This hand occurred in the match between Argentina and SECRET AGENT X9 BEAUMONTS Joe Falcon,only to find he is Phil arrives to confer icate boss foo late... with ex-6: ITHOUGHT JOE'S FORMER ASSOCIATES WOULD TRY KEEP HIM FROM TALKING/., BIG TO THE CLIFF MILLS MOTORS LTD. SUMMER SELL OUT VAUXHALLS "..BUT HIS OWN HEART DID THE \) WORK FOR THEM! LOOKS LIKE W ACOUPLE OF REPRESENTATIVES W~\ HAVECOMETO Jf i/ GLOAT/ Jamaica during the Second World Bridge Olympiad staged in New York in 1964. Here is how Arturo Jacques, the Argentine South, described the deal in the June, 1964, issue of the Bridge World magazine: '"'My partner, Marcelo Lerner, and I ordinarily use very simple Acol bidding, but what bid, other than a heart, could [ make after my partner's one diamond response? I had no spade stopper for notrump, and three clubs would not be part- icularly illuminating. And be. sides, how can partner possibly jbid for the notrump with my jheart holding? | "But now he jumps to three hearts, and again I'm stuck for |a bid. I think that bidding three notrump without a spade stop- per is surely out of the question, and in this situation a bid of three spades (after a jump) is not regular fourth-suit-forcing |and must show a spade control. I could see no way out, so [I just bid four hearts and hoped G.M.A.C. 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Wait and the 34. Tine 18. Storage Pussy Cat" of area 13, Sprint 30. antler 19.Dialectal 14, River in 31,.Dull in 36. "Stowe" affirmative finish character 20. Prickly T Te seed coat 21. Joyful 7) 7 22. Pale 23. Garden 'S Z Y Yy' , Wee Y 20 ez Y 25 Cy 27 [28 'La 7 Wa Yy, >> Y 34 Y re weeks in the hospital with en- cephalitis. Is this sleeping sick- HUBERT for the best. "When dummy came down I noted with great displeasure that three notrump was ice cold, and that my brilliant (!) bid. ding had succeeded in getting us to the wrong contract. "On the lead of a small spade I went up with the ace and played the A-K of clubs follow- ed by the jack - unfortunately BROTHER, CAN 4 ruffed by West with the six, YOU HELP A oi : "1 ve ill oe led y a small diamond to the ace, and pono peng then played the ten of clubs, nies ey dummy discarding a Spade, Then I led still another club, discarding dummy's last spade, and East now ruffs and returns a low trump. "By this time the position is clear. I put in the heart nine, which fetches the ace, and I Di am lucky to bring home ten tricks for my contract." 4 SIR, CAN YOU HELP A POOR SOUL DOWN ON HIS Icelander To Visit Expo REYKJAVIK (Reuters) -- President Asgeir Asgeirsson of Iceland, who is due to visit Expo 87 in Montreal July 11, is a theology graduate who chose politics instead of the church. He entered the Icelandic par- liament in 1923 and served in it for almost 30 years. He has been president of the republic since 1952 and now is in his fourth four-year term. YOUR HEALTH Around 3rd M Dear Dr. Molner: How much eyesight does an infant have at birth? Please discuss its devel- opment up to six months.--Mrs. D. H. M. Little can be determined about a baby's visual sense un- til the child is old enough to co-operate, In early infancy the eyes don't focus. They wobble every which way. Either the little stranger hasn't yet ac- quired the ability to see, or hasn't learned how to aim his) eyes. | However, they apparently see light, shiny objects at a very Babies' Eyes Focus By JOSEPH G. MOLNER, MD Born May 13, 1894, on a small jfarm at Koranes, in southwest Iceland, Asgeirsson went to :|Reykjavik at an early age with his parents. Although his par- ents were poor, they gave their son a good secondary education in Reykjavik and, at 18, he went to university. After a period as a clerk with the National Bank of Iceland, he was a teacher for nine years at von training college in Reykja- vik. onth curable? Are there atfter-ef- fects?--E. F, Encephalitis is inflammation of the brain, and frequently called sleeping sickness be- cause the patient feels drowsy. It must always be considered a serious disease, but the in-| In 1930 when the Althing céle- tensity of the attack is often the|brated its 1,000 anniversary, he important question. Has it|Was its Speaker. caused bleeding, abcess-forma- Asgeirsson was director of the tion or pus in the brain? 'No|Fishing Trade Bank of Iceland answer can be offered without/from 1938 fo 1952, the year ne some idea of the answers to|became president. these questions, because en-| Elegant, tall and well-built, he cephalitis can range from rela-|has the calm, stately bearing tively mild to fatal. Suited to high office. HELD HIGH OFFICES During his long membership of the Althing, or parliament, he held various major political Posts. He was minister of fi- nance for three years and prime minister from 1932 to 1934. early age--eye ts can be determined after the age of object or a light. By about 18 months or two ent; red being distinguished Of course, certain defects in the structure of the eye can be hthal: about two months because the|ous parts of the world, carried i baby's eyes will follow a shiny/by animals, mosquitoes, wood- years color perception is pres-/appear in North America. first. Perhaps colors are rec-|COmmon virus infections reach- ognized earlier than that, buti/ing the brain--measles enceph- we have no way of finding out. gg influenza encephalitis, ete. determined and examined by|™e @ harder question than you Lik e it can result from] In the 1952 presidential elec- many types of infection in vari-|tion, he had two opponents. But in cai 1960 and 1964 he was re-elected without opposition. ae pogg are une it og 2) In his capacity as president » apout SiX/he paid official visits to tne Scandinavian countries and Brit ain. In the spring of 1966 ie made a state visit to Israel and was the first foreign leader to address the Knesset, that coun- y's parliament. His wife, Dora, the daughter of a bishop of Iceland, whom he It can result, also, from some Thus you see you've asked xd I can use of an which operation. It is an instrument look into the eye. By six months a child should persons. One wonders, because of the double most of the time. If so, it doesn't seem to bother them ter has just returned from two ness? How serious is it? Is it . shay if your daughter was does not require the child's co- enough to leave the hospital in which permits the physician to i weeks, it would appear that aot, -- gone vaged informa- } ion would have to come from|(c be fixing his gaze--not neces-lher doctor who knows the ex- sarily focussing--on objects and/tent of her illness. motion of babies' eyes, whether)months ago I had my they may not all be seeing/ breast removed because of can- Shaw! cer. This was followed by alevent series of cobalt treatments, Willlthe second by three-quarters of this in any way affect myla length. Ti fe th events Dear Dr. Molner: My daugh-jheart or shorten my naturallon ig bb le life?--Mrs. A, E, r only that! well married in 1917, died in Septem- ber, 1964, aged 72. er chances of recovery are B.C. CREWS WIN MAIDENHEAD, England P)-- Crews from Shawnigan Lake school near Victoria, B.C., won two out of three events Thursday from Emanuel Col- lege, one of Britain's top row- leftling schools. In the eights, nigan Lake lost the first by 1% lengths, but won Dear Dr. Molner: About two he 1,000-metre course was two minutes, 38 seconds. 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