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‘iou con use a temporary substi- tute for sunglasses, ho\ve\*er_ 11' y“ mrt to avoid a goggIy-lvhite aren ‘ iv n suntnnnccl late. Quite able to. $.11. h-hit [or glasses while you areI

sun-bathing are cotton shields, one placed over each eye. 11 the 5:11am is thick enough to block out ight, the size o! the pad needn't be much larger than your eye.

Moisten the pad to make it cling m" the Eyelid. I! pads are mois- tened with a cooling lotion, says model Betty Underwood, who dip: her cotton in witch hazel, theme: shields will give sparklers a beau. ty treatment while protecting them from glare.

DAILY CROSSWOR

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2. Not working 8. Bind 1. Native Aryan o! India U. Thin silk (Chin.) 6. Roman money 7. Isinglaal 8. Objects 9. Uncooked 1!. Branch 16. Lubrieato 18. A search 19. Knock 20.Knoba (archaic)

ACROQ l. Marrow in bone 6. Course hominy U. Halt diameter! 10. Ono's suc- ccssors 12. American author 13. Kind of scar! 14. Tiny l5. Perform 17. Devoumd 18. A quip 21. Type measure 22. Island (ol Alaélra) 25. Narrow roadwayi 27. ‘Jrperl o! nzolsturo 20. Harbor: 31. Follow 33. Dollar 18p.) 84. Mother 35\C.1nva.o eheltcra 31. Question Si). River i Chin.) 40.111011 (S. Of thb country 46. Small owl 4s. Long-legged bird 4!). -—- of Troy .50. Concludes 51. Rip

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By Josephine Culbwuon AN ILLOGICAL RETURN East ruined the

day's deal by "mbreadlr!" hi partner's opening lead.

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lead mould have made miitters

spade suit. West properly decided to lead the top card. Erst put up the queen and dcciarcr won Wlihl the ace. Tlhe club finesse was nowI taken and East. o! wurse, won with, the lune. | The pzesunlption is‘ that at this point East thought about no-hing except that his parzner 111d opened o. spidc~~ln any case, he weodeniy. returned that suit. This n-iilst have

7:00 A.M.; 1:10 ELM.

claret, who prompily ' rest oi.’ the clubs. three heart tricks. and another spade. Lhus makinﬂ. two tricks over contract. '| East rriight have givov. more thought to the opening lead. ThcI eight-spot cot-id not h.- fourth highest because by the Rule oi Il

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FOR MONCTON

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