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THE SUN-TELEGRAM Ml July 8, 1972 Disputes In Doubt Left Chess Until Last Match Minute Too Much Water Rarely the Case To Your Good Health George Thosteson, M.D. Bv STEPHEN BROEN1NG REYKJAVIK, Iceland (AP) Disputes all day Thursday left in doubt until an hour before they drew lots that Roris Spassky and Robby Fischer would play for the HIS TAR -Fr CLAY.R. atv ARIES Your Daily Activity Guido According lo ffie Stan. HI To develop message for Tuesday, read words corresponding to numbers of your Zodiac birth sign. TAURUS APR.

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And loss of sodium is important in itself. For a more familiar example, you have the case of people doing hard physical work for long periods under high temperatures. This can lead to heat collapse. That also can be fatal. What causes these collapses? Perspiration carries away too much sodium! So people working under such extreme conditions long since have learned the value of taking salt tablets, replenish the sodium supply in the body and to satisfy thirst by drinking water.

There has to be something wrong, mentally, with anyone who would deliberately drink so much water as to harm himself or kill himself, but it does happen. Exactly how much waler would depend on the physical condition and characteristics of the individual. For most of us, the important thing is just to understand a little about the importance of proper mineral levels in the fluids of the body. I MAY 20 y71-77-79-81 GEMINI Osl 3-21-30-37 ,6. 'el cn art oi CANCER JUNE 21 rk 1- 8- 9-31 5746-60-75 LEO 5 JULY 20 To 50 You 21 Opportunities 5 1 What 2 Old 52 The 1 23 Sidestep 24 Parties 25 Advance 26 Parent 27 Or Friends 29 Fall 30 Abound 53 Eosy 54 You'll 55 You 56 Lead 57 Have 53 To 59 Most 60 And gy43- 50 62 VIRGO '3-39-49-56 Dear Dr.

Thosteson: You said once that drinking too much water can be dangerous. Why? How much water? What can the effects be? K.E.T.B. Yes, too much water can be dangerous but "too much" means more than anybody in his right senses would be likely to drink. The average need is about 1 miarts a ii 1 VV1MII1 includes the water in vour coffee, soup, fruit juice. vegetables and other foods.

Mashed potatoes contain water. So does meat the juices in the meat. The body readily disooses of that much water or more. The average normal kidnev can excrete about a quart of water an hour. You also lose moisture through perspiration and from breathing.

Didn't you ever breathe on your glasses to clean them? There's moisture in every breath we exhale. Between the amount one needs and the amount one can handle, there's a wide range of safety. Your normal thirst tells you how much to drink more in hot sweaty weather, less in cool weather. Drinking huge volumes of water enough to get you into trouble usually occurs in psychotic individuals. But it does happen.

The most re cent case that came to my attention was only a couple of years ago, but the man died and his death was offi cially reported as from drinking enormous amounts of water. The essential danger is that the water carries away too them worse. Is this true? H.P. No, not true. No connection.

Dear Dr. Thosteson: You told a person who complained about numbness of the hands that it could be caused from arthritis in the spine. Could the same thing also cause a stiff, aching neck every morning? My doctor said it was caused from "nervous tension" and prescribed a tranquilizer, but it hasn't helped. Mrs. J.S.

Arthritis, of course, can cause pain and stiffness in the neck, but if your doctor said that YOURS was from nervous tension, I hestilale to contradict him without even seeing you. Just a remote suggestion, he might, try muscle relaxanls, to see if they will help. An ray of the neck and spine may show arthritic changes. Arthritis sufferers can be helped. Dr.

Thosteson's booklet discusses many types arthritis and related joint diseases as well as effective treatments and medications. For a copy of "How You Can Control Arthritis" write to Dr. Thosteson, Rnx 1S8, Dundee, 111. 60118, enclosing 35 cents in coin and a long, self-addressed (use zip code), stamped envelope. Dr.

Thosteson welcomes all reader mail, but regrets that, due to the tremendous volume received daily, he is unable to answer individual letters. Readers' questions are incorporated in his column whenever possible. (Copyright 1972) Good (gnAdVerse Today's Star Gazer is on page B-5 Church COME LET US WORSHIP TOGETHER CHURCHES OF CHRIST Tow Are Cordially Invited to Attend CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH SERVICES The Subject of the Lesxon-Sermon or This Svnday "SACRAMENT" A REDLANOS lOOr) RnosevfH Boed Phone 792-7631 Sunday Pihl" Mnrntnq Wnrhtn 9 15 10:1.1 Evening Wnrihip 6:00 UPTOWN 36.W North 8t. San Bernarrlmn Phone B74-07M Sunday Bible naxrt 9 4 A.M. Mornlr, Wtinhlo 10:4.1 A M.

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to 3 P.M. Exr.eot Sunday and Holiday! Community Bible Church .19 W. Aflth St. oonn r. ummonj Pastor i The Aces By IRA G.

CORN In a recent Far Eastern Championship Match between Australia and Hong Kong some spirited bidding, an unfortunate opening lead and some inspired dummy play by Victor Zinnsky of Hong Kong, provided his team with an important slam swing. This was the volatile deal: Vulnerable: East-West Dealer: West NORTH A 1072 VQ763 KJ98 EAST VEST A 4 A98542 J10753 A AK953 VK 10 A862 45 7 SOUTH A86 KQ94 AQ106432 The bidding: West North Esrt South 2 Pass 2 NT 4 4. Pass 5 4. 5 64, Pass Pass Dbl. All pass Opening lead: Ac of hearts.

West's bid of two hearts was a weak two bid; however, because of the distribution and poor texture of the heart suit, it was not in accord with standard practice. East's bid of two no-trump was forcing and investigatory and South tried to disrupt communications by jumping to four clubs. North raised happily and when East bid five hearts (a contract not destined for success), South took a "sacrifice" at six clubs. East's double ended the wild guessing game at least the bidding phase. There remained yet the play.

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IMEM 6767 Del Rosa Ave. San Bernardino (South of Saq', North of Pacific) Ph. 885-1280 EMILY SANFORD, Minister 9.30 A.M. YOUTH and ADULT EDUCATION 11.00 A.M. DEVOTIONAL SERVICE "WHO 00 YOU SAY I AM?" vrryone Wrlrnnie Ihal-A Vrnyer Affiliated nlth I nllr Srhnnl of brlellanilv, I nllr Vlllxe, Miaermrl.

FIRST CHURCH NAZARENE Sierra Way at Hth St. G. A. Rushford, Pastor 9:30 a.m. Church School 10:50 a.m.

Worship 5:00 p.m. Young People 6:00 p.m. Evening Service 7:15 P.M. Prayer Meeting Alte Youth Meetlna. Air-Conditloned Sanctuary Kvrnftrv Cam Proiiicd Br On Bridge Unforunately for Australia, West led his heart ace, a lead which he was to deeply, regret.

South ruffed the heart and a low diamond in dummy. He then ruffed another heart and another diamond. Another heart ruff toppled East's king and dummy's heart queen was established. A trump to dummy ee-hausted the opponent's trumps and the queen of hearts provided a parking place for one of declarer's spades. This was now the position: NORTH AQJ1072 4, WEST EAST A4 AAK95 9 8 10 7 4A8 -SOUTH A KQ AQ10 Declarer now played dummy's spade queen which East won with the ace, but with misgivings.

Whether he returned a spade or a diamond, the slam was home. In desperation East led a low spade 111 hopes that declarer would go wrong, but this was South's day. He played East for both honors and discarded a diamond and won the spade in dummy. The club king was used to ruff the other diamond and the "impossible" took place. The slam was scojed in silence.

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THIS IS YOUR BIBLE CHANNEL 6 WEDNESDAY, 6:30 P.M. play would start Tuesday reached the organizers at about 7 p.m., or 50 minutes before Spassky reached the playing hall for the draw. He won the draw giving him the important first move. The sources said that during the disputes, a Schmid of West Germany, the chief referee, twice threatened to quit. Harry Golombek.

acting in the absence of Dr. Max Euwe, president of the International Chess Federation (FIDE) overruled Schmid and said, "We will go on." Having dropped their demand that P'ischer forfeit the first game because of his late arrival for the scheduled start last Sunday, the. Russians asked Thursday morning that Spassky be allowed to rest until Tuesday. They said he was "tired and upset" by all the controversy and delay. Lawyer Paul Marshal and the other men representing Fischer first rejected the request, saying the American insisted that the match start tomorrow.

FIDE officials Intervened and obtained American agreement on condition that Spassky put the request in writing. The day dragged on while officials tried to locate Spassky, who was finally found through the Soviet Embassy. He consented to write it. P'ischer then demanded that he be allowed days off on September religious holidays recognized by the worldwide Church of God, the fundamentalist sect he follows, if the match runs over its scheduled end of August finish. MUSCOY California Ava.

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Kenneth H. Thompson Minister Faith Prayer Line: 114.151 5 KMl Radto FM ft. I Dally Mn4ay thru Friday If) A.M. Phone 883-7171 Dlat-A-Thought 884-2004 Rv. Ratter JJ.