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Take this hand where South was in two hearts and West led a spade. Deciarer took the ace and, rather than attempt: to draw trumps which would in- volve guessing the location of the missing ten--led a club. East grabbed the ace and re- turned the ten of diamonds, cov- K ' 4 ou : ered by e jack, queen and king. South tne ruffed a club, Z OUGHTTA Bene: oe ; . entered dummy with a dia- hws Some : ees $09 JUST | , mond, and ruffed another club. ie Pian , », . ! \ Cc y4 After playing a spade to the " --_ . i a ae " king, he exited with a spade. ; . East won, cashed the nine of diamonds, and this became the position: MN West ® Bast @AK10 O78 6 zs THE LONE RANGER LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY SECRET AGENT X9 ise Bast returned a heart and West cashed the A-K, after which he had to concede the last two tricks. As a result, South made exactly two hearts. However, West could have saved the day if he had made the very unusual play of the ten of hearts instead of the king.or ace, South would then have had to lose the last three tricks after taking the ten with the queen. This would have given East- West @ plus of 50 instead ofta minus of 69 -- which it must é ; : be admitted is not a big deal by a23 : itself. But the satisfaction of beating the contract by m the extraordinary ten play acnoss 2 | TELEVISION LOG _ [ier se siee tee rots gored 18 bi ia Channes a -Svttale - BE hc porn 12:00 NOON ae xs I 3 Channel 3--Barrie -- ery Gri BAe "ait T 6 Badenand 38. Napoleon's estate Riel 5 Channel 4--Butfale +0-2-Dean Martin Show Psi Pi aed RECOMMEND LAW " 7 r fi | Channel 6--Toronte The Long, Hot $Ummer iT of oas.ane eee sie] | fhangl 7--sullaa | 4-AYian nie pany A TORONTO (GP) -- A bylaw ". rs a es andoa' thi the brave" counter a $--Toronto Ree UNcun | fohigmené Weetmer [that would prohibit pedestrians . Ancient 17. 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While I dislike saying that/ : is 70 and was discharged from|leukemia is ever "mild," I still the hospital with lymphatic leu-;can assure you that chronic jrestore one's energy, isn't re-; However, the use of bland oil| tired. drops or 'artificial tears" in the} COMPLETE LINE OF ne BORE pret ie ' baci qu I ager por iepiasl sala aie ae LG aan dicen vow | At 70, practically all of us eyes will keep the membranes | HOCKEY Could' you relieve my worry |the acute form which is so poriact kang peo Bn Nong 0 saga and comfortable. | . by.giving me some information| savagely rapid-in-a--child. men ' jigs forever Just vet } EQUIPMENT about this disease? What is a} For the older person. with po Te i chronte leukemia in| Mr ¥- P.: I can't go ap far : ' mild wget What pi ote this? | chronic leukemia, medication ae Se jas to say that infectious mono- Hockey wen rent, a 3 HUH? Improper diet, not enough rest,|and when indicated se of 3 | i i weaters, Stockings, IDR FAIRLIE. OVE 4 a 4 etc.?--J. H. G. xray" can keep Ag fisepse The cause of it? We do ee e sa recurs, but ' s Shin Pads a " 000. COPIES. 2 1 4. _ gr a ee lym-| within bounds. fo: years. | know. jusua y doesn't. | " AVE BEEN RUN! i nf 4 phatic leukemia, when it occurs} x j . ; in children, is. usually acute, Diet and the amoynt of rest) Dear Dr. Molner: I have; Dear Dr. Malner: I am 20 and 7 and is an extremely dangerous|have nothing to do with the/keratitis sicca. Could you tellinave an undescended testicle disease. Why should I mince|disorder, fundamentally. Natur-|me something about it?--G. S./what could or should be done ' words? It is a terrible disease ally, with this, as with any num-| It is irritation of the eyes due| snout it7--J. M. SHARPENING & because we do not know of any|ber of other chronic ailments,|to lack of enough _moisture-- : P way to cure it, and we are only|an ordinary, healthful diet and|lack of tears to lubricate them.) It is best to correct this some-| RENTAL LTD. beginning to be able to postpone] adequate rest keep up the pa-/This may be associated with a)what sooner (early teens) but! 223 King St. W its ravages for a time. |tient's strength. That's true for|decrease in mucus secretion) often jt can be done later on. ing of. . But when it occurs in an older|exyerybody--with or without alelsewhere, as in the mouth and Consult a urologist who can de- 723-3224 person, it is not likely tp be in€chronic disease. No fancy diet|nose, (as in Sjogren's disease), ti adeaiiae pines Mon. to Fri. 8 a.m, to 9 p.m. | the acute form. Rather, ;does any good. Rest, beyond the|and-it may not be easy or Pos-| rmine whether surgica tepair| Sat. 8 6.m. to 6 om. avely wili De is tie <ioulc \Ubliiei MGUGt..cach Oisht tolsihis te correet the problem, 'is possible. } MUGGS AND SKEETER JULIET JONES