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JtK.VMS Till) Sentinel jfetar OrUodi. lkU People in the News Fri.lav. March 21, 1975 Fischer: 'It's All Off9 Holdout Leaves For Ilrazil Hiroo Onoda, the Japanese army officer who Hid out in the Philippine jungles for 30 years, bade farewell to Prime Minster Takeo Miki and Foreign Minister KiichI Miyazawa Thursday before leaving Tokyo to settle Brazil. Onoda. a 53-year-old bachelor, shrugged his shoulders when asked by reporters when he would marry.

He earlier said he wished to marry a woman who could speak Japanese and Portuguese. During his meeting with Miki at the prime minster's office, Onoda was presented a pair of gold cuff links as a gift. He had been laid off from his shipping clerk job and owed about $4,000 when he made the offer, he said. He "has since been rehired, but still needs money for a house trailer and furniture to replace what he had sold. He has three children.

He has two prospective eye buyers, he said, but negotiations are in early stages. Japan I. ova llv To Visit il iUt-s Emperor Hirohito and Empress Nagako of Japan will visit six major cities when they come to the United States in October, the Japanese government announced Thursday. It will be the first visit to this country by a reigning Japanese sovereign. They are routed for Washington, D.C., Oct.

New York, Oct. Chicago, Oct. Los Angeles, Oct. San Francisco, Oct. 9, and Honolulu, Oct.

10. At Least There Wasn't A Line Job hunting is tough these days. Following instructions by Massachusetts state forester Ted Cady, James Campiano was first out of 200 applicants to report for an 8 a.m. interview for a spot on a forestry crew. To get there he had to climb through knee-deep snow to the top of Mount Grace.

He got the job. Cady said he thought the climb would be a good test of motivation and stamina. World chess champion Bobby Fischer Thursday refused to defend his title against Soviet challenger Anatoly Karpov, a decision that can cost him his crown. Florencio Campomanes, a deputy president of the International Chess Federation which is meeting in Holland, said Fischer telephoned him "It's all off because the congress rejected one of his three key demands. On Wednesday it accepted Fischer's demands that no limit be set on the number of games in the championship match, and that 10 wins be required for victory.

It balked at his demand that the challenger must win by at least a 10 to 8 score or Fischer keeps the title. The congress is considering a proposal by Soviet delegate Boris Rodionov that the match in Manila be postponed from June 1 to October 1, and another by American delegate Ed Edmundson, federation president, that the deadline for Fischer to agree to meet Karpov be advanced from April 1 to May 1. ll Still Wimls To Sell Kv' Donald Schlopy of Kane, who a week ago advertised one of his eyes for sale for $5,000, has received gifts totaling $4,862, but he said Thursday he still wants to sell the eye. Comedian Fares Tax Charge Comedian David M. "Brother Dave" Gardner will be arraigned on income tax charges next Wednesday before a federal court judge at Gulfport, Miss.

Gardner and his wife Mildred were indicted by -federal grand jury in Los Angeles on charges of failure to file federal income tax returns on an estimated $65,000 income in 1967. Attorneys for the couple succeeded in efforts to have the case moved to Mississippi. Gardner, a popular standup, comedian during the 1960s, made frequent appearances at night spots on the Mississippi Gulf Coast for several years. 'Look at what is coim'! Seymour Harry Luxury Commands Man's Respect tt JlfeaM I Erma Bombeck Ever watch men at a sportsmen boat and travel show? Some of them have that frustrated, trapped look like they are reading Playboy and their wives are turning the pages. OTHERS RUN their fingers over the motors and the hitches with the childish excitement of Tom Sawyer launching a raft.

As I watched my husband last week eyeballing a mobile bachelor pad, I can honestly say I have never seen a look like that on a man's face before. He was almost reverent as he stood in the middle of the overstuffed deep purple shag carpet on two levels that took the place of furniture. His eyes took in the wet bar, and the refrigerator, the wine cellar conveniently positioned into what the designer referred to as a "fellowship" area. They came to rest on a reclining chair (what else?) next to the driver's seat. I TOUCHED his arm.

"I don't want to know what you are thinking. I don't care. We've had a good marriage, three wonderful children and I've never been sorry I stuck with you when you let your G.I. insurance lapse." He steadied himself. "I'll be all right.

It's just that I had forgotten what it is like to see a wine rack that doesn't hold unpaid bills." "I know," I comforted. "I felt the same way the day I went into Clara Creech's home and found a pencil by the telephone. You don't forget things like that." HAVE YOU EVER LOOKED IN THE MlRTOC? A NO WONDERED fctXt IP WERE IF YOU WEREN'T JH1' YOU'D 8E THE I NOTICE IT Jftffi? "WHAT HAPPENED?" he said slowly, clutching an ice bucket to his chest. "How did we let our camping get so uncivilized?" "Well, one of the kids wanted to bring a friend, so two of them had to sleep on the converted kitchen table, one in a rack overhead and the cither in a cot in front of the door. "We had no place to store our daughter's guitar so we had to tape it to the commode and hold it on our lap every time nature called.

"THE SHAG RUG was impractical after the cupboard doors flew open when you stopped suddenly and we had wall-to-wall corn meal. And we can't sacrifice storage space. After all, where would we put the Frisbees, the sleeping bags, the transistors, the sweaters, the rain gear, the 102. plastic pieces of Ft. Courage and Brucie's vaporizer for his asthma?" "It's okay," he said holding up his hand for silence, "just give me a minute." When I left he was staring at the fur-covered reclining chair with a smile.

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i Whiplash Pain Eventually Goes contract. He won the ace of clubs and cashed the ace of diamonds. Then he tried to run the hearts. Unfortunately, East ruffed the third heart. Although declarer discarded his club loser on this trick, he still had to lose a spade.

He could set up dummy's fifth heart for one spade discard, but that was not enough. This was a particularly bad result, for at the other table the contract was three no trump. With the diamond finesse succeeding, declarer had little difficulty in making 11 tricks. NATURALLY, our eagle-eyed readers will quickly spot an alternate line that would not require a trump eat and to enjoy eating, try to observe the following rules: Don't introduce too many new foods at one time; it may be confusing to your child. Serve meals at regular times and in a relaxed atmosphere.

Praise your child when his behavior is good. Do not bribe him by allowing him to eat his meals in front of the television set or by promising him that after dinner, he may go out and play. Include him in family discussions; it will make him feel important. And before you tear your hair out about his present eating habits, remember that peanut butter and cheese are nutritious foods and far bet lOIIILK Unscramble these four Jumbles, one letter to each square, to form four ordinary words. Hy hie Young llv Huss 31vers llv lele Hansen llv l.

Van Hibber PROMISED HOLDING OKAY, STAN By Stan Lynde THIS COLUMN is written for you the housewife and homemaker. If you have a hint or a problem write to Heloise in care of Sentinel Star, P.O. Box 3612, Orlando, Fla. 32802. Because of the tremendous volume of mail, Heloise is unable to answer all individual letters.

She will, however, answer your questions in her column whenever possible. i A IMGOINQi tm nn uri mjGMMyl now to Buy the BREAKDOWN, WINNIE. M( LATEST EQUIP- THOUGHT YOU TO SEE WHAT5 AX WENT FOR MY ryfjl FXLrilW FASHION Mw UP THAT OkDEk. OF OUI25, i finesse. Consider what would happen if declarer were to start playing hearts at trick two, postponing drawing a round of trumps for a while.

East can still ruff the third heart, but declarer overruffs. Then he cashes the ace of diamonds, Bropping the king. It is now a simple matter to establish a long heart. He enters dummy with a trump and ruffs a heart, felling the jack, crosses to the ace of spades and discards a club on the good heart. Now he concedes a spade, and can ruff his remaining spade losej-in dummy.

One spade trick is all the defense will get. "Who was the declarec? Why, I was. And I leave it up to you to decide which was the better line." ter for him than sugar-coated cereals. T. L.

FROM NEW YORK WRITES: I breathe 14 times every minute- Is this a normal rale? Yes. The normal range varies from 12 to 20 times a minute. But who keeps count? For the many readers who have questions about psoriasis, Dr. Van Dellen has written a comprehensive guide'. For a copy, write Psoriasis, Dr.

T. R. Van Dellen, in care of the Sentinel Star, P. O. Box 3612, Orlando, 32802, and enclose 50 cents and a stamped, self-addressed long envelope.

Now arrange the circled letters to form the surprise) answer, as suggested by the above cartoon. AtIXXXXX) I VHEN THIS TYPE OF SON 1 I 15 PXOPERLX SUN I I THESE '5 NO A PPL4 USE 1 I AT ALL. 3 Pass 4 NT Pass 5 Pass 6 Pass Pass Pass Opening lead: King of At England's Eastbourne Congress, the Omar Sharif team, which included Boris ehapicp, Uude Pelmouly and Leon won the Hamilton Cup. This hand almost cost them the title, reports the captain. When North raised his partner's' two diamond response, South immediately launched into Blackwood.

Had North shown only one ace, South would have passed five diamonds. WEST LED the king of clubs, and when dummy came down declarer was reasonably satisfied with the HEALTH CAPSULES hv Mi. had A. Pflli. l).

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Health CaptuUt pvt helpful infamwtiwi It ii net intended te be el diegnoitic nehif would advise you to remain active and keep up the physical therapy. Certain movements may cause you some pain, but they will not harm your neck. The symptoms usually disappear in time. I'm totally against unethical lawyer-doctor combinations that encourage a person to remain incapacitated until a cash settlement is made. Let your insurance companies handle your accident claim.

I'm certain they will treat you fairly. MRS. G. FROM SEATTLE, WRITES: My child often refuses to eat and throws his food on the floor. This week he's been hooked on peanut butter and cheese sandwiches.

I realize that this could be a phase he is going through, but how is this situation best handled? By simply removing him from the table until he is ready to be cooperative. To encourage your little boy to HE WA HIT THAT BOUT! HE VU' can't beubvb REP WA5 ABOUT tJTI hoot; TrTr'ifL By T. R. Van Dellen, M. D.

F. F. FROM NEW YORK CITY WRITES: About a month ago, when I was driving and stopped in front of a red light, another vehicle hit my car from the rear. My car was a total wreck. I left the scene of the accident feeling fine but woke up the next morning with a sore neck.

My doctor said it was a typical whiplash injury. After he did a thorough examination and took rays, he gave me the following diagnosis: Sprain involving the ligaments and tendenous attachments of the neck vertebrae. I still have pain even though I wear a cervical collar and take a barrel full of aspirin, muscle relaxants and sedatives to help me sleep. I go to the hospital three times a week for physical therapy. Last Tuesday, one of the patients told me to contact a certain lawyer who would send me to another physician.

The patient then said the three of us could make a lot of money. What do you think? Your physician has prescribed sound treatment for the whiplash injury you suffered. When you are forcefully struck from the rear, the force of the oncoming car throws your body forward. Your head and neck are snapped backward and then thrown into extreme flexion. Any part of the neck (from the muscles to the vetebrae and disk) can be injured in this type of accident.

rays may show that your vertebrae are intact. If you were my patient, I i I GYLUL i i i II' Vinit the Cartoon Museum, Crealde, Aloma and St. Andrews, Winter Park, 1-6 p.m. today GL(X)B i i i Hints From Heloise TUPP1L 1 I I A I 1 I DEAR HELOISE: Tell mothers look through 'their junk mail. It usually "Contains an unsealed envelope for you to return with Jyour order or whatever.

Instead of just throwing it all away, I save these envelopes for my two children to their lunch money to school. I cross out the front with a felt marker and put the child's name on it, and seal PrintthtSURPBIStANSWEBherB the envelope. The teachers have even started to return their change, if any, after stapling it shut. MARY L. LANGSTON DEAR HELOISE: We bought a vinyl tote bag to carry cold drinks in, but when we put ice cubes in it, we found it leaked out through the corners.

I bought a small plastic wastebasket, rectangle size. My husband cut off the top and we fit it down into the vinyl bag. No more drips or leaks! MRS. T. KASEL (Anawen tomorrow JumbW NEEDY USURP THRUSH BAKERY Aiuweri Hin(' rettllti hehinif the headlines in the HUSBAND Yeilerday'e.