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-mi jaiiitlv Thursday they - itiih great concern u tum at human dutuxiy and l cccinm and the suh.t9Cll0ll Ol l.'lt)')l0 hi the use of modern. 1 'nis" They expressed tiiipftl iiose concerned iiill eien.at.this;

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is eliminated. St-coiidlv, even if

i . Mum du er West has the rliib ace and takes

Nnmer mu vllhanbh it. the problem of how to deal with "0373 the losing hearts is automatically OA93 solved because the 1(4) of clubs V K7 provide discards for South's hearts. 1 Q A33 West rose to the occasion. how- DKQ953 ever. look the are of clubs and re-l WEI! EAST turned a diamond, won in dumniy.l Q: 551055 The situation by now had resolv- QIO43 9935 ed itself to the simple question oil 0109864 O Q17 whether or not there would be I OA-V107 m543 trump loser. goqrlyj There was no flall;.!9l” of losing EAWE3 a trump iiiiless one defender hadl 'K5 tour siiadrs. ll west had them. it) . would be lll'tl:0SSll)le to avoid the

T8 loss of a trump. But it East had

The bidding: the missing tour tmmps, they wen Eng could be trapped by proper play.l

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0p('lIiliK lead Inn of diamonds. A low lmmp W ll ' Ch In” "my"

Proper technique in handling the "l ll" l"'' W" "km mm ll" spade suit enabled South to bring "'"Pm'

hump . glgm in ,, ham; u-here .; Diimiiiy was next entered with misstep would have proved tat.sI.t”l9 kl"! "l lW”l5- "W KO 9' south gtlruxd with , wr, clublclubs were cashed. South discard- loaer. two hearts to take care of. W1 'W9 l'9""- and I "UMP led and possible thmigh rt-motelwhich picked up East": H of trump loser. He won the diamond Wad?! to 500” the slum.

lead in his own hand and immed- South's management of the lltlly Played ii club inward dum- noii-. The philosophy behind the M3"! K-Q. There were two good are of spades play is that there is reasona to tackle cliihii lirst. no control over West's having the West. it he has the ore of clubs. (our spades; that what can't be may make the error of not takingtcured must be endured. East. It. in which case the club l(l!el'lll'lOllKll. can be brought to terms.

BEDTIME ST OAITIES

Too Pleased Wiih Himself

lie not too sure lo-at you awake find that Coon scent again. So To tind you've made a grave mla- away he went alter Lighttoot. him It was up in that tree that Bobby -Old Mother Nature. Coon suddenly thought of some- anhhy rm" wag fepljng very thing that he had completely for- miirh pleased with himself. He had sotten He thought of A rocky been badly worried. but he wasn't l9dIZ9 tilllfll W35 "W '90 '97 lmm wm-rim my more Hg was sun lwhere he now was. There he would that he was rid of the Dog which be safe. There were many opening- had been chasing him. He had play- down amonl ill? great rocks. in ed a sharp trick and it had worked . tact. Bobby had nnre made his oiit its he had hnprd it might He liomr thvre He had had I dell hart muowpd I,igmtnm mp ng-gr down in under those rocks. Even tor a little distance so that their;i! that Do: and the hunters had scent was mingled. He had hoped.l0"'"l ""9" l" "Ml Zone. they

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that it he could hmik the trail the rouldnlt set him once he was down Dog would go right on tollowing in that deli. Lighifoot.

He had broken the trail by jump- ing on to the low branch of a hemlock tree at one side. Then he had climbed up the tree out of sight. Presently along came the Dog running with his nose close to the ground. He was barking excit- edly. That wonderful nose of his was filled with a double scent, the scent left by Bobby Coon's teet and the scent left by Lightfoot the

Deer.

At the point where Bobby had Jumped into the tree the Dog hes- itatd tor a moment and melted

the smell of Deer was strong. It would be more run to t ow that Deertliaatohultarvnsodtotryto

so lobby came down from Ike! tree and headed straight tor lid ledge 01 reeks.

so Bobby rame' down from the

QUEBEC Maurice Roy of Quebec 'i1iuraday asked that a Ipeclal mass be said in all Quebec diltrlct parishes thia Sunday for the vacuole ot Eastern Euroac. The announcement fol- lowed . mag... mm pop. pg. DONDON (Reuters)-The gov- xll urging Christiana ilirounod

glad . make trouble for Lighttoot, 'eoulda't see any other way cl IQ a dag rid oi that Dog and I (tut crainaat advice. voted tor aboli-

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Plan Restricted Death Penalty A In Great Britain

ernmeat published plans Thurs- day to restrict the death penalty Liinlriiala to live kinda of mur-

Ttieaa are: murder committed in the course of theft: in resist- lag. avoiding or escaping irom arrest: murder ot policemen or rrlaon omcera; murders by shoot- a ' explosions; and repeated murder.

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