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ACROSS
25—Sulk
28—A worthless
leaving
30—Qirl’s name
32—Lines from
the center of
a circle
34 To cool sud
denly, for the
purpose of
hardening
35 A portable
chair
' 36—Shrewdness
2—Recoil :
9_ A color :
11— Lax
13- Competitor 1
14- :
of between
15- C
ig—Jurisdiction i
area of a
bishop
17— Vow
20— Speechless
21—
22 First digit of;
the hand
DOWN
10—Contend
12—Observe
17— Obstinate
18— The current
five-franc
piece
(France)
19— Steal
23 —Abounding
with hills
\—Cautious
2 Roam
3
4 A second
ary law
5 Extreme
6At the pres
ent time
7 Performs
8—
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
WRITTEN FOR CENTRAL PRESS
By Shepard Barclay
“The Authority on Authorities*
WHY BE A GUESSER?
THE GOOD GUESSER usually
hs a fifty-fifty chance of success.
But who wants to be a good
cesser? If there is some way to
Lounate all guesswork and make
result 100 per cent sure, why
ret use that instead of trying to
frere out who probably holds a
articular queen?
£ A 10 6
J 8 3
«?o 10 6 4 2
IQ 9 5 —77 — 43 2
jqnoa *•. **K63
58 £ « ♦lO 95 2
S. * 7
qY* 3
£KJ7 ,
Q None f-y
K Q 6 4 ’ /
Jfs A Q J 0 8 5
(Dealer: South. North-South
vulnerable.)
After South’s opening bid of
1-Cub on this deal, West over
t'fkd with l-Heart, North passed,
I::t bid 4-Hearts and South
"■Cubs, which West doubled.
we heart Q was led against
Juu: contract and ruffed by South,
‘te hand looked simple, with the
’f 3 of the diamond A and even
l:e club K, if the finesse failed,
F-viued South could decide just
Protamine Insulin as Used
For Treatment ofDiabetics
B y lcgan clendening, m. d. i
PATIENTS WITH diabetes do i
r °t like to start taking insulin be- <
( eause (l; it leeks like an endless i
and (2) because it requires 1
. a hy p o dermic i
injection. The 3
idea that if you 1
once start insu- 1
lin you have to 1
keep it up is ]
only partly 3
true. It is true J
that if the con- 1
dition of the 1
body requires
it, the best
thing is to con- i
tinue, but it i
isn’t true that :
if for some rea- i
son it has to be ]
Clendening
. stopped, any se- ;
f result is likely to occur.
uj*° far as the second objection
use of a hypodermic) is con
it still holds, but in the
jProtamine insulin we have
j^ nc 'J the inconvenience because
r -'i be given in one dose in the
!r:!r >g, and continues to work all
nr ;; u £h the 24 hours.
• the hesitant diabetio who
o>. JS in " ulin would just try it
he would need no further
He doesn’t realize how
atd bcLter fie will feel immedi-
s ‘ n y ' 1 hnov/ one patient who
« t a she woke up. the rooming
he r first shot of insulin and
pl ! as if her body* had been sup
for' Vl th something it had needed
a ’°ng time. As, indeed, it had.
ah/ 1 E Hictt Joslin, an eminent di
t; '3 expert, says:
Irot t ’ u^e unanticipated benefit
n the introduction and daily
24—Inventor of
the first
practical
telegraph
26 Anglo-
Saxon
letter
27 Pronoun
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which way to finesse for the spade
Q.
The diamond K was led and won
by West, who returned the heart
J. After ruffing this, South led to
the diamond J and ruffed the heart
7. -By now, it was apparent to
declarer that the club K was held
by West, so he laid down his club '
A, cashed the diamond Q and
ruffed the diamond 6„ Now a club
was led to West, who had the
choice to leading a spade or a
heart, either of which suited the
declarer.
• • •
Tomorrow’s Problem
*7 3
V 10 9 8 7 6 5j
v 4A K 5
*9 4
*KQIO —XT — *9 8 5
64 M . VKQJ4’
VA 3 2 < 41 *3
♦ Q7 6 + K Q*- 7
*3 2 «
♦A J 2
f None
♦ J 10 9 8 7 t
♦ A J 10 2
(Dealer: North. Neither side
vulnerable.)
What bidding 4 by North-South
enables them to get the best score
on their holdings?
use of protamine insulin has been
an alteration in the attitude of the
diabetic patients toward their dis
ease. Instead of being neglectful
and indifferent, as they often were,
to their tests, resisting efforts to
keep them more nearly free,
they now watch their reports very
closely and expect and demand
that the physician produce his ex
pected good results. This is a
healthy sign. It’certainly is desir
able for us medical men to be
challenged to improve our treat
ment,”
Designed for Patients
Protamine insulin is best de
signed for patients who have never
used insulin, but really need it.
For those who have been using
regular insulin and have leaned
how to control the dosage, it is
probably disadvantageous to
switch to protamine insulin.
Age plays an important role in
the degree of control of diabetes
with protamine insulin, in that
those above 40 years of age did
better. The dividing line is 40.
Protamine insulin is also supe
rior to regular insulin in the treat
ment of underweight individuals
Who are not diabetic, according to
work done at the Scripps Meta
bolic laboratory. It will be remem
bered that insulin was urged for
this purpose several years ago.
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28— Unequal
things
29 Narrow in
let (geol.)
31—Measure of
length
33—Roman
bronze coin
HENDERSON, '(N. C.V DAILY DISPATCH, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1937
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