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best contract of played h.V sttulh-"hm" l5 "”h9f"' make the hand. is to substitute 3b'9- " 93" he d'"'l' ” 59”" bld5 a spade loser for a diamond loser. two diamonds over two clubs and y The exchange. i,,,M,w.,3 pprmiu N0""' "W" mm W” 5PM”; "l ithe establishment of the diamond Which C359 3 ""9? ""”'”mP bld bY suit without running the risk oil

South would be in order- .allnwing East to obtain the teat-ll

clubs in the actual bidding se- ilpad" 1,, mm," on the "Wm": ''"E"” W" '"”'""-V "M "h"0'";lead it becomes impossible to mal. He had too promising a hand map, nu. hand,

to bid only three clubs, which would permit North to pass.

1M0l'!lt"IK Problem in play. De- ed because they break badly, Smith clarer has three losers to contend can always fail hack on the hope wilh-two hearts and a diamond. ithat East was dealt the are of The prospect of finding East with hearts.

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the are of hearts, viliith uoultl rut i off one loser. is not too rosy con- 'sidering West's overcall. i Yet, the contract is makable with proper play. The solution is V 93 not too obvious even when all four

Smith dealer. lhst-West vulnerable.

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.K10353 hands are examined it takes an .1962 A unusual play to bring in eleven WEST - 5 Winners.

A KQl052. C J7 55 3 This key lie: in permitting Wests QAQJ4 910973 king of spades tn Min the opening 941 QQ-1' lead. West can do no better than Q35 .1 4 lead another spade. on which Smith 500'"! idiscards a tiIRiTl0l'lli, Attcr cashing

O 4 ' the A-K of clubs drrlarcr plays the

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I was a moonlight night, a love. Green Forest especially to hunt for Iy night. Jack Frost was abroad 30531? Ind ht! f8m"Y- Tl"! D0! in the Green Forest and on the Green Meadows and the air was ' sharp and clear. it was good to be out and about A: mm mm 1, an e climbing over to another tree and way some or (hp Crppn rpm." going down to the ground that way. fnlk in fur thought about it. 'riiey'Then the Dot: had made I his prefer to be out at night rather circle and once more had found his than in the daytime. They love n i trail. He was still a long distance night when Mistress Moon is shin- Whim-

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Stu Weakly. Every wash his -- 'tnr toy. Lightfoot was a longtime gm..." ,”.,m,,.. "Why friend and neiiititw. Bobby tutti II bed with and not been um matting to four from Lighifoot.

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hid been wholly unafraid. He had i irouhle.”

felt that there was nothing to he makes you say I am making all afraid of anymore than there had p the trnuhIe"" he added.

been. it was trite that this was the ''It is you that Dog and thaw season of hunting with dreadful i hunters are after But for mu they Ins, but the dreadful guns as-rej wnuldnt he river here in the Green

away when jolly. round. Mr.tForest." declared Ltghttnnt. went to bed behind the Purple; For twin of three minutes there,

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tlwytary which means simply that he didn't know what to do. Two hunt- -Old Mother Nature. era with a Dog had come to the

had found Bobby's trail and had chased him to a tree. He had man- aged to fool the Dog for a while by

Bobby was standing listening and trying to make up his mind what to do next. Ha was worried. He was very much worried. He must tool

that Dog and those hunters again or he would lose his life. Suddenly a stick snapped it wasn't of a snap. but it set Bobby's heart to beating last. He knew that snapping stick meant that there was somebody near. Someone had stepped on that . slick and broken it. That is what had made it snap. Could it he that another at those dreadful hunters was somewhere close at hand” Before he could make up his mind which way to run Lightfoot the Deer stepped out from amid the trees Fiobhys heart seemed to leap

When Lighttoot saw Bobby he snor-

Bobby had started out ssimaking all this trouble." said he. "rm not making anybody any I'm the one that is in replied Bobby. "What

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was sorry for his had been no sound from that ring- h the distance. He had lost the trail and was trying to find it. it is only when he has the scent and

He had nothing to tear hunters that always

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'Ordinary Britons Are Divided By Events in The Middle East

LONDON (CPt -- The British man in the street is frankly be- wildered hy the turn of events In the Middle East.

Ordinary Britons are divided. Some are solidly behind Prime Minister Eden and his tough tac- tics. Others are not too sure the bombing ralilseeven on military targets in Egypt-are the answer

"It's about time we stood on our

own two blooming feet" said one Londoner in a Fleet Street pub. . The more 'ser-med buoyed by the news that Britain. at last. muscles. They ilispi of elation that the Old Country is acting independently. without United States support.

"We've stood a lot of nonsense lately." said an elderly pnbllean. "It's about time we stood up

m....am.A.m...m....... than ever. Llghttoot threw up his

the Green Forest at can follow it that he harks. How lobby Coon did hope he wouldn't

bear that voice again. h n gt tout the Green has

head and snorted again. He shook his head angrily and stamped. "Why couldn't you have stayed in But he did. it suddenly rang bed tonight and MI been Ili- iouac lUaahsIt"hadnnId. -

some of it "

Such people reflect an attitude in the United Kingdom that Brit- ain has been shoved around long. enough. 01'!-ISTIONS WISDOM

Others our-stioned the wisdom of military action.

"Hnmhlng Csirn"" asked one. man. "That's no way to settle I war."

An insurance clerk back from! two years' national service said: "I don't believe in attacking Egypt at all."

There is tremendous interest In the proposition that Britain is try- ing to preserve the Suez Canal as a lifeline for oil supplies. Most-l understand that without oil Brit-V sin suffers seriously.

One Londoner. a veteran of the Second World War. said he felt to that Americans almost wished Britain to lose her Middle Eastern oilfieldssosbewouldbetorcedtn can to the us for oil.

"They just want our dollar he slid. Lolly is a annual HI h led. it any. -

By ROBERT RICE Canadian Press Staff Writer

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