Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 83, No. 74, Ed. 1 Tuesday, May 16, 1972 Page: 7 of 26
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declarer at four hearts.
When South opened the
have to be evaluated In re-
lation to family history,
particularly of the parents.
The trait can be passed
—a cinch game.
West opened the king of
diamonds on which North
thrown in with a heart and
thereby forced ‘ to surren-
der a trick on the return.
The ace and king of
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evenly through the milk.
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the black suits. There was
not sufficient prospect for
a substantial profit to war-
rant a double, so South de-
cided to take out some in-
surance v"
hearts
May Plentiful
Broiler-fryers head the
list of plentiful foods for
May. Other plentifujs are
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fresh potatoes, frozen
french fries, Instant
mashed potatoes, canned
By George Th os tenon, MD
DEAR DR. THOSTE-
SON: Is there any kind of
test that can be made be-
Dr. Thosteson
fore pregnancy to deter-
mine if a person might
the king of clubs—in ied and when East showed
out, declarer played the
ten. West won with the
way queen and then played the
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if partner had and West stripped of that
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DEAR HELOISE:-To make adhesive-backed pa-
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piece out on a table, and spread it with soapy water.
Yes, on the sticky backing—apply the adhesive-
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You will be able to move the adhesive-backed pa-
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Lots of people do not find it hard to apply the prod-
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with yours. Heloise
DEAR HELOISE: My husband works at night and
sleeps during the day. The noises of visiting grand-
children, the washer, dryer, etc. bothered him so I
suggested he turn on his radio softly.
This seems to blot out bothersome noise and he's
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I’ve tried it too at night when the neighbor’s dog
barks. I turn on my radio instead of calling the
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your Questions in her column whenever possible._____
possibility of having such
children myself.
Also is the tendency
passed from mother to
daughters nr sons, or by either parent, and to ei-
ther sons or daughters.
A further test is possible
after pregnancy has oc-
curred. This is called am-
niocentesis — analyzing a
• sample of amniotic fluid,
fluid from ’ the sac in
which the fetus develops.
Such tests are done In
laboratories with special-
ized facilities. Probably
your best course is to ask
your doctor if he can refer
you to a genetics counse-
lor. Such centers have be-
come much more numer-
ous in recent years.
DEAR DR. THOSTE-
SON: You had a column
on a <
to be beneficial in stub-
hbrn cases of bed-wetting.
I cut it out and mailed it to
my daughter who prompt-
ly misplaced it.
My grandson, who is
now 7, will be coming to
live with me for some
time. I would like to help
him while he is here.
Please send me the name
of this drug so I can dis-
cuss it with my doctor. —
Mrs. A. D.
THE DRUG I discussed
was imipramine, which is
one of the most effective
for this. Several others peaches, canned fruit cock-
have been used in the past tail and eggs. Production is
and sometimes are effec-
tive.
There are, of course,
other methods of helping a
child to stop wetting the
bed, so I wouldn’t expect
medications to do the
whole job, all by them-
selves — but they help.
If you want further in-
formation, I suggest that
you send 25 cents and a
self-addressed, stamped
envelope to the Oklahoma
City Times for the newest
of my booklets, "Ways to
Stop Bed-Wetting ”
Paper Takes
The bidding:
South West
19 3 NT Pass Pass
4 9 Pass Pass Pass
Opening lead: King of 0
Today’s hand represent-
ed a high level battle of
wits between South and
West in which the former
THE WEEKSTER pro-
gram will be offered at the
Park Avenue YWCA, 320
Park Avenue, for boys and
girls aged 6 to 12 years
this summer.
Enrollment is on Mon-
day mornings weekly be-
ginning May 30 and run-
ning through August. Chil-
dren may be brought to
the YW as early as 7 a.m.
and picked up by 6 p.m.
Activities will include
swim lessons, arts and
crafts, games, music, trips,
drama, dance, wrestling
for boys, cheerleading and
track and field. Counselors
drug which was found and instructors will be pro-
vided.
Children enrolled in the
program are to provide
swim suits, swim caps and
sack lunches. For more in-
formation contact the
Park Avenue YWCA.
Strategy Diagnosis
safe for at
rectly diagnosing his oppo- tricks even
both? — Mrs. R. C.
THERE’S NO test that
gives absolute results, but
have a mongoloid child? I • analysis of chromosomes
have a mongoloid brother in a person's tissues may
and would like to know the give a clue. Such tests
When South opened the West continued with the
bidding with one heart, queen and declarer ruffed.
West realized that he held
the ingredients to take
nine tricks on the deal at
no trump provided that he
received a heart lead from *
North. His assets consisted ’
of seven diamond winners 1
and two hearts. Inasmuch
as he held a stopper in <
clubs, he was willing to 1
gamble out the spade situ-
ation.
When West’s three no
trump overcall was passed
back to South, the latter
resisted the temptation to Wilmoths to Honor
double because it ap- g His Fjancee
peared to him that his op-
ponent’s gambit was based
on a solid diamond suit
reinforced by the ace-
queen <
If South's analysis was
correct, West might be ex-
pected- to tum up with the jn with
ace-queen of hearts as well
as
■’which case a one trick set-
back apparently was im-
pending. There was a i
out, however, if declarer ace. He was down to dia-
charted his course adroit- monds and clubs. Knowing
ly. that a diamond return
There were no diamonds would present declarer
left in either declarer’s with a ruff and discard, he
hand or the dummy. If shifted to the king of clubs.
South spread his hand
claiming the balance. In
all, he lost two hearts and
one diamond.
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A. Wilmoth will be hosts at
a rehearsal dinner at 6:30
uccn of hearts and possl- tonight honoring their son,
bly some honor strength in Gary Steve Wilmoth, and
“ his fiancee, Miss Cheryl
Ann Richmond.'The dinner
will be in Glen's Steak
House.
___________ The couple’s wedding
by~ bidding four will be Thursday in North-
which appeared west Baptist Church.
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emerged victorious bycor-
nent’s strategy during the nothing, and the opponents suit, the latter could be
auction and then translat-
ing his prognosis into a
successful campaign when
he ultimately became the played the three, East the
five and South the seven. Spades were cashed, fol-
lowed by a third round.
West postponed the evil
moment by discarding a
diamond and dummy was ,
the -queen of
spades. Now a heart was
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Gaylord, E. K. Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 83, No. 74, Ed. 1 Tuesday, May 16, 1972, newspaper, May 16, 1972; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1788184/m1/7/?rotate=90: accessed July 18, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.