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ACROSS
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4. Edible i
7. Foothk<
par:
10. Fetish
11 Ha-=t- ■
12. Land
nu-a^ur*
13. Sh;u>:
14 Cor.-;:".u .
t'O-.ai
15. Grapes
18. Build
19. A fruit
21. A top
24. Without
2$. Iniitatt
29. Corde i
fabric
31 To clo.Sc •:;>
32. Wager
?3. Printer's
rr.ca?ur-s
St. Congeal 1
water
35. Swedish
coin
36. Perish
37. Ever (con
traction)
3S. Uncommon
40. Surgical
stitch
42. Like a reea
'44. Moist
47. An ear
shell
61. Judgment
53. Anger
C4. Male child
55. Weep
56. To trans
gress
57. Conclude
58. A hat
59. Coterie
DOWN
1. Outdoor
eame
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A rar.c-l
M .Uculir.e
riinv*
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war
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22. Musical
drama
23. An apostle
2-3. Farewell
26. More retir.: 1
27. A cubic
meter
30. Pen-name
3?. Ireland
41. Norse
wa r-ged
43. Fiat
44. Stockings
45. On
46. Head
4$. Fail to hit
49. A Great Lake
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BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
* By Shepard Barclay
The Authority on Authorities"
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er respeeti-. b!
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:v rate your:;
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:annot see each o:l
•-.-refore have to '
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meeting their p'.a;.
ALS
the best de
the world ir.
.it ;f you are
he eivir.g ar.d
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is no better
■. ork against
. upon team
v:fer.:iers. *.vho
ner's hands ana
talk across the
imate means of
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t Dealer Xs th :vul
nerable. )
East opener i de?l with 1- .
Club., West iit-i l-«eart. North
1-Sp?.de. East "'.'-Civb?. West 2- {
Hearts. North 2-cpades and South :
3-Spa'irj. which ait passed South '
was afraid tc ry >v Trurr.p. v.ith
his sir.«:e sir , r ir: West's rebid
hearts.
Answering his partner's bid.
East led the heart 3. v.-on by the
A On it West rOaycd the heart 8
& fcy Kin.- F<
He could read his partner's leac
as a singleton, and his high carc
was meant to ask East to shift tc
the higher-ranking of the othei
side suits, diamonds ranking high'
er than clube.
Had East, after winning wit*
the trump ace. then led a dia
mor.d. West would have won anc
led back a heart for a ruff. On«
more trick each then in diamonds
and clubs would have set the con
tract
East, however, didn't kr.ow tha<
signal He thought West's higr
heart asked for a repeat of th'
su:t. which he couldn't glv hav.
tn.jr a singleton So ■. ? "e . the
club A and another clut hoping
West could ruff Thus declare!
made his contract.
Tomorrow's Problem
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'Dealer: South. X^rth-South
vulnerable.)
How can South make 7-Clute
on this deal after th? heart J is
led?
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Medicine's Banner
Anniversary Year
By LOGAN CLKNDENINf;. M. I).
THIS ciamr; v. "le
*r.d long- i.'« m:— : ii :--i u very
Happy Nov. V'-ar!
What will 1.*: 1 bring forth in
nedical ' Oar i < <• >r I in the j
past ori *.h;.- ar.ruv :.-ary n <\able: 1
Fifty year- u-.- >—1 . •'< a young !
b»Cter:nl'jgi.:t nam* '! K..:il M' hring,'
in the "Triangle," 'he <»!•: dilapi
dated building of K'.'-'i'- laboratory
in Berlin, wa- working on a hint
given him by a Frf-r;e/\ri:an. The
Frenchman's nun:" was Roux.
Dr. Clendening will answer
queslions of f'l-neral interest
only, and then only through
hi3 column.
.vFrmchmen and Germans worked
frfrfr-r in those far-off days for
flffaanity.) Roux had been working
Hp'diphtheria, which then took a
flfcadful toll of young child life. He
■H proved thiit what killed the
Wildren was not the diphtheria
ferm itself, but the poison it pro
uced—the toxin.
Behring thought that where there
■was a poison there should be an
antidote. After long labor he was
able to immunize horses and prove
that the blood strum of an immune
horse contained the antidote or anti
toxin to neutralize the toxin of diph
theria. And one winter's night—
Christmas night, indeed—he bent
j&yer the bed ide of a desperately
Pick chihl, choking and almost gasp
ing its last breath*-, and injected
"the first d>e of diphtheria anti
toxin ever gi'. -n. Only 50 years
.ago.'
? A hundred y - r ■ ago, the Jewish
jProfessor of . my at Zurich,
Jacob Ile.'i: *. •|M'' : tied a Irs--!;, "Mi
. asms aril »'■ i. . ,r->ri," which con
tained (he lit* • r.s-ar sf 'i -merit of
the germ "ti i . A l''n-:ir man,
Pasteur, w i. t-. ' ; i,.t ;» ■ >und,
experini; . . • , '>.:t iletile
first out1 it •
Infanti! • -I - v/:.. 1'st «!e
scribed ! . ■ r.'i a. •» that
conditio: < I' -'.■•»id \ !i<*h
produces [>••. .. •••< kni' .n
as Basedow "> ti: . ■•. 'I lie first den
school in the United .Slate:; was
founded in Baltimore by Chapii
Harris in 1340. The first hospita
for tuberculosis in England opener
ii.i doors that year. What a lonj
road we have come in scientific den
ti.stry and tuberculosis treatmen
since then!
University Founded
Two hundred years ago the Uni
vcrsity of Pennsylvania was found
ed. It was called the "College o
Philadelphia." It was to give loni
and honorable service to its countrj
There was a war going on in 174
—the "War of the Austrian Succes
sion." How ironically that nam
rings in our ears today! And, a
is usual in war years, there wer
pestilence and famine. There was
widespread epidemic of typhus feve
—almost unkonwn now—the feve
spread by lice. Smallpox was rag
ing in England and Scotland an
throughout the American colonies
Nobody knew how to prevent it.
"Physician's Watch"
Two hundred and fifty years ag
Dr. John Floyer invented the "phj
sician's pulse watch." He was abl
to count the pulse in sickness an
health, and made diagnostic dedu<
tions from the data. The watchc
began to be manufactured and gc
into circulation. They had secon
hands on them. Your second han
was put on your watch by a phj
sician for the benefit of physician
How many times do you use if
Probably never, unless you are
physician, nurse or chemist.
I Four hundred jear ago, 151
Valerius Codis di < overed ndphur
ether. The world v.;r: to wait. !!(,
years before it wa- »!i:-rovered tl.i
it would put a person io ..!<■< p an
keep him free from |•:.in througl
out a surgical operation.
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versary in ojr ro.'er of !'.»!!(.
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