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PM, 1--Schnitzel Huse faptain Kangeree 8 M, 9--University "of, the Alr 7--Dialing For | Dollars Virginia Graham 24--Hollywood Squares 12 NOON Hi--Little People 9--T 4--News, Weather and Sport: is $-4--Jeopardy 12:38 P.M, N--Phote. Finish &---Eye Guess 46--Search fer Te morrow | intone 'Weather, Is 8--Merv Griffin s4--ulding ign? ui 100 PM Mite' Deus! Mike jas &--Dialing For Dollars Virginia Graham 1:28 PLM, Lot's Make @ Deel 46--As the Werlé Turns 2:00 P.M. 7--Newlywed Game 6--By Invitation 4--Pasgword $-4----Days ef Our Lives 2:30 PLM. 12--Calender Ni--Perry Mason 9--People in Confllet 8-2--The Doctors 7--Dream Girl 4--Coronation Street THE OSHAWA TIMES, -29 Wednesdey, September 13, 1967 BRIDGE By B. JAY BECKER (Top Record-Holder in Masters' Individual Championship Play) West dealer, Neither side vulnerable, The bidding: West North East 16° Dis mu see Pass 4 ry a Opening lead -- king of dia- monds. There are. many deals where declarer can determine the ex- act. makeup of the defenders' hands and thus obtain the max- imum number of tricks ; Declarer has two main sour- ces to guide him to the com- position of the unseen hands One is that the bidding may prove very helpful, and the other is that the plays already made by the defense may shed valuable light Here is. a typical case where South is declarer in four spades. West leads the king 'of diamonds and shifts to a heart trick two The contract !s easy to make if there is a normal 3-2 heart break, but declarer must allow for the possibility of a 4-1 di- vision, Accordingly, he wins the heart with a king, draws two rounds of trumps - ending in his hand -- and leads a dia- mond. West takes the ace and re- turns a diamond to the queen, on which South discards a heart. But when declarer now leads: the ace of hearts, West shows out and South is faced with the prospect of losing a heart and a club for down one. Of course, declarer could now lead a club and finesse in the hope of finding East with the king, but this prospect is not promising. After all, West open- ed the bidding and could hardly do so without the king of clubs as part of his values. It is this clue, obtained from the bidding, that points the way for South to make the hand. Declarer leads a club from dum- my, but instead of taking the built-in finesse he goes up with the ace and exits with the queen, West wins with the king, but is forced to return either a dia- mond or a club. This permits declarer to ruff in dummy as he discards a heart from his hand, and the end result is that he makes the contract. 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MOLNER, MD a Yesterday I was discussing;ginating in the neck, the symp- pain, numbness and tingling}toms usually are exaggerated which can result from pressure}at night.) on a nerve root in the neck. | Neck disorders generally It brought to mind the experi-|a ffect more than just the ence of being chided by a phy-|appropriate fingers for carpal- 3. Melody - Muscular twitch . Beverage . What Rand's Atlas did 7. Teem . Fore- arm bone |. Soaks flax . Insti- gate . Indefinite article . Large snake . Land measure 20. Anger 21. Gig- gled 23. En- tire 24. Glazed, IF IL TAIMIBIOIYIAINICIE] EILIBIA RE AIRISIOIN| [Sit {Olt MMSIE Te [D[S} Yesterday's Answer 27. Ben- gal quince 29. Twice: prefix 31. Mouth 33. Aria 34. Affirm 35. 36. 37. 39. 40. Dancer Kelly Theater seat Exclamas tion Cry of a dove Sphere 26. Undershot Be bs 415 We Y, it 8 |9 waterwheel 27. Reigning VA!" beauty 28. Allowance ! "LA Yyy\? 2 Y 13 for waste 29. Incoherent 14 1S sician in another city and his|iunnel syndrome. secretary for not including a] In any event, a simple test discussion of the carpal-tunnel/for carpal-tunnel syndrome, as syndrome. The secretary, it/differentiated from neck spine appears, has this trouble--| pressures, is to bend the wrist numbness and tingling of the)/forward as far as it will go and fingers. 'hold it there for 60 seconds. If It is beside the point that the it is carpal-tunnel, the symp- problem I was discussing at the|toms (numbness, tingling) will time did not have the charac-|be reproduced. teristics of carpal-tunnel syn-| |.) . drome; that's what the secre- CAUSE IMPORTANT : tary had, so I was supposed to, Finding out the cause in a assume that it was the other Particular case is the important reader's problem, too! thing; one gets into trouble by . assuming that because the last a eS case treated was from such- bles, but as I remarked yester./nd-such : oe bed day, it is never safe to jump to W. Necessariily be conclusions. In every case, you|*ame cause. have to find the point at which pressure is exerted on the| Dear Dr. Molner: Is there nerve, and then find a suitable any test to see if a woman is a way to remove the pressure. (Carrier of hemophilia? My ; {mother is a carrier and my Carpal-tunnel syndrome reP-\y other was a hemophiliac. resents pressure on the median; nerve as it passes through the! wrist--usually a scarring thickening of the sheath sur- rounding the nerve there. uproar ie 30. Work hard 2, Chi 3: inese 19 LZ 33. Men of learning 36. Final river 26 A 27 38. Across 28 39. Chinese Y laborer 41. Solitary 42. Musical 33 Y instrument 38 41 43 NUMBNESS, TINGLING This particular ailment is fea- tured by numbness and tingling of the first and second fingers, and part of the third, that being the area served by the nerve. from injury or a other causes--it others. It can, extent the neck, spine, or presence of a cervical rib which I discussed obviously, tooth extraction, and occasion- The condition may resw! tially certain tests for bleeding, variety of|such as ¢ is sometimes) prothrombin en with the menopause, or|abnormal, é with low thyroid states, among|specific tests for a carrier of the trait. There is no reliable to some| way to know for certain until a resemble disorders of|son is born. They say the daughter of.a nor- mal man and a woman who is a carrier has a 50-50 chance of being a carrier. I have one daughter and am|~ quite concerned whether I am a carrier as I plan to have anoth- er child.--Mrs, C.B. Occasionally a carrier may bleed excessively after, say, a coagulation time or time, may be but these are not gram says, "we can capitalize on them to reduce the mosquito population." The delicate brain operation involves transferring tissue from a live mosquito that has had a blood meal to a female to aid. in determining the hor- mones involved in egg-laying In another approach researchers 'mark' mos- quitoes with radioactive phos- phorus and place them in con- fined pools on the campus. The best predators and _ parasites are easily identified by measur- ing the amount of radioactivity in their bodies. Contrary to popular belief mosquitoes have not built up a resistance to DDT, Dr. Brust says, because only two genera- tions breed during the short Praigle summer and resistan is losk during the long winter resting stage QUEENIE "Wait a minute... you hated the pants suit two weeks ago!" sensitive victims have insisted that they get ivy poisoning merely from being near a patch of the weed, and that actual contact with the irritating gooey sap is not necessary In this they are mistaken--they still must come in contact; how- ever it is carried to them. As already pointed out, smoke from the burning of ivy can be extremely irritating. It can also hve carried by the fur of ani- mals. Finally, the dried mate- 'ial can be carried by the wind, Poison Ivy Not to S.A. and and retain its poisonous proper- yesterday. (With disorders ori-'others: A number of unusually ties, a oe ee ee ee ee ee ee ae