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NOV. 2nd. 19.31

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XINGSWOOD. El-ci:iv.rtm mirth P” -W V-W "Y Wttni What 0lh"5ldi'ifIing clouds. Sn Sam-m.V is very - Instead of roux" lllt'.tiK at up-i 5-in good tacking, and I suspect he linquent t.axiiziyri's. ti "'5"'"T".V -hi-"'lkiioit-.x it. However. he isn't vain. town's officials sriitl ;-:v' at ' p V V 1- V . a yr lh bl F . ,t Hc is too smart to be tain. Truly cards of local iitii-is 'Bv ;"P:ll ':lh”tPt'l'm:;m'mH ek tltmiilljlnlsniai-t folks never are vain. proud of your rlisiiw .. -lmi W. mmrt 'He' msthtagdsome. RH Sammy likes to know what is

going on about him. and usually he does know. He ;sn't satisfied 'with just hearing about things. No. sir. he isnt satisfied with Just 'that. He long ago learned that. inne cannot believe all one hears. So he tries to find out for him- self what is true and what is not trite. Peter Rabbit says that Sam- my Jay pokes his bill itito other people's business. The truth is. Peter ts a little envious of Sam- my. not nnly for his good looks but also for the way in which he st:-'ttt-12:30 PM. t”2.f:f.fl?;L? ?.';?,.22Sd”.l: iZ”1l.i 9:3(l-el2:3(i P.M. i()ld Pasture just in time to see iFarmer Brown's boy taking away ;n young Grouse, fully grown. but lilltle 4:00 l”.M. tsiill young. it was one that had been wounded by a dreadful gun. Sammy didn't know this. but he .did know that something must the wrong or Farmer Bi'nwn'.s boy Jwould have not been able to get l;.'3(l.. 1;l)U RNL lliis hands on the young Grouse. lPetcr Rabbit. told him irhat had happened and declared that now that Farmer Brown's boy had him "he had nothing to wor.y about. :5:-iminy knew what Peter meant 'and suspected that he iias rlghl. l

. . . I . 1 t. , t - hi t:'f. , N” t"W"'" alivotntmmts .'?n"..S”E-2.5.1. S...ff.-it.”.i..y ..'73Ss.Qa through tho llltlll. All iicrsoiis wlio have not been in lthp (;,-gen itieadoas toward home Contact with at tiw t-'1lSt'T of Tithcn-Lilosis are re- lsantmy was not far behind. He quested to (Till:-llll tuvii t:uiiil.t' rim-tor tii'.lh9ll' district made tin smttid- :49 bM'Pl1 2?” Public H(”rlllll hll'-V. t'illlt'll of wlitini will be pleased j.F:'l'7ltS('h7b9lt-lfltlr"til" 0 79”f1'f7lCv(L to make zimio'iiitii:viil-- ll iiirlituttcd. tgeveygeagraaaaa-otepee-1.

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'l'hrou:li tlw l.it'tlllltN of thc Department of Health & lVvl1.iw lll:l'.IllUSll(' Cliitics will be held throughout tlic l'lt,ttlIlt't.' tlurii the mouth of Novem- ber as follou.-' t SUMMERb'll3l'.:

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South's concession of defeat in .inday's deal was rather deplor- lable. in that he Could have made the slain contract if! two different 1 ways? n

Wear dealer. North-south Vulnerable.

it Emmi - ANT l Pvt! ONT l We.-'t's preemptive opening was lot course a virtual psycliitu in- lspiration by desperation North- lSouth deserved credit for reaching lthc excellent six-notruinp con- tract despite this interference. but

a huge profit was charged into A :small ins-s bccause of Southli .p1a,i'tnx technique.

West npened the diamond queen. South won and immediately tested the spade suit. cashing the ace and king. When the break was

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revealed. Smith rl-isgustedly cash-

but near enough for his bright eyes to see all there was to see.

Farmer Brown's boy sat down on a box in the dooryard. Gently. very gently. he felt of the hurt leg of the young Grouse. All the time he talked in a low pleasant voice. "I don't think that leg is badly hurt." said he. "I think'if .V0U keep quiet for a few days and don't use that leg it will be all right. I can't. be as sure of the hurt wing. but I don”! think that is hurt badly eithcr. You have lost I couple of the big fight fea- thers and may not be able to fly as well as you did before. How- ever. you will get new feathers by and by. and all will be wed. The thing for you to do now is to keep quiet for a few days and let Old Mother Nature take care of your hurts. So I am going to (ix ii. pen for you and take care of you until you are once more all right."

He put the young Grouse into a box with vtire netting over it. Then he prepared a small pen of wire netting. It was a pen in which he had kc-pt some young chickens at one time. Into this he put the young Grousc, put in some xzraiii and a pan of water for l'lI'lllklIl;.Z. He darkened one end of the prii by putting a pl('('C of burlap over it and wont ziw;iy.

No sooner- uas he out of sight. than Sammy Jay flew down and perched on trip of that pen. "What happened?" he demanded of the young Grouse.

"I don't. kinm." rented the lat- ter. "All I know is. that as I was flying there was a teriible noise and something htirt me and I could no lnntzcr fly. I fell to the gioiind and when I tried to run. I couJdn'i."

Samiiiy Jay looked uisc. ''I know." said he. "lt, uas a gun. It was a terrible gun. But you are lurk). Nothing more that is bad will happen in you now. Peter was right. You probably are saicr now than you would be had not this thing happen to you. You wouldn't have been able to take care or )'0llt'SBll: btit now you will be taken care of."

"1 hope so." said the ynunt Grouse. but stiinchow he didn't. sound so liopcful.

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ed his four hearts and his other top dianiond. then cashed the king, ace and queen of clutbs-and slave

up.

Getting back to the two ways in which the slant could have been made. the easier method was to take advantage of the known sit- uation in diamonds. After teslin; spades. South should hart cashed the three top clubs. discarditiz a spade from his own hand. then cashed all four hearts. Now he could simply lead the eight or nine of (liamnnds. fhrnwin! W651 in and forcin: lhat clcfcnrler in return a diamoncl tn South's rc- maining tenaco.

The other method. after test- ing spades. was to lead a heart to the closed hand and concede a diamond trick imnicdiately. Lhtis "rectifying the count" tor a squeeze on East. Smith would take. Wcstfs rcturn and cash tricks until East had In abandon his .-uade or his club stoppci. In this plan. of course. tlic low spades would be thrown off ft'nm dummy and the clubs kept; South's eight of spades utiutd be the "threat card against East.

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NO INOKEN IONI... BUT IT'S A BAD SPRAIN. HELL HAW

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