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2 Al Blanchard and the "Clover Club" Band 3 Admission-75c Dancing 9:30 to 12.00 i For reservations Phone 1222 o

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THE GUARDIAN.

iBy Thornton W. Burgess)

A DIVE IN TIME.

To be in time and never late Will make you master or your fate. -Old Mr. Todd "i guess that will teach him to leave iolks smaller than himself alone." muttered Old Mrs. Toad as she went hop, hop. hipvpity-hop on

her way to the Smiling Pool where I

Old Mr. Toad had been waiting ior her ior days, and all the time sing- ing to her and for her although he didn't know where she was. Per- haps he worried a little. I suspect he did as day followed day and she didn't come. But he had one of the most helpiui and most beautiful and most important. things that any one can have .talth. It kept him singing. and his always sweet song was sweeter because 01 it.

On the Green Meadows behind Mrs. Toad. a young Dog was rub- hing his face in the Erase and whining and feeling most unoomv fortable as he tried to get 3, very bad taste out of his mouth and couldn't. Old Mrs. Toad had taught him a lesson. He was so much" big- ger than she that compared with her, he really was a monster. He had grabbed her in his teeth and started to bite her. Because she was so small. it hadn't entered his head that he couldn't do with her what.

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..mommmn . AN IMPORTANT QUEEN

There were three diiierent pos- sibilities in todays hand, all re- volving around the trapping of a vital queen.

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west. could see no advantage in leading his partner's spade suit. since he had three low cards there. and so opened the heart king. East had something or s guess-whether or not to ruii-but he decided that the lead was probably irorn king- queen rather than irorn ace-king. end so he ruifed with the diamond six and returned the spade king, hoping against hope that his part- ner was void. South, however. won with the blank ace and quickly drew the outstanding tnimps.

Now South faced a very annoy- ing problem: who had the queen of clubs? If West. than South oould run all oi his trumps until his hand was reduced to the ace-nine of hearts and the three clubs, whereupon he could throw West in with a heart and, on the club return. win with dummy's jack. But it East had the club queen. quite it different technique would be needed; and finally. there was the chance that South would not have to guess the location of the queen -that it might lie doubleion and tall under the ace-king.

Alter long consideration of the bidding. deciarer came to the de- cision that because East had per- sisted all the way to iour spades when void of his partner's suit. and probably had the greater; length in clubs, that he was mores apt. to hold the guarded queen,' Acting on this analysis, south en- . tereri dummy with a trump. return- 1 ed the spade ten, and discarded his low heart. giving East the trick! Since East did. in fact. have the club queen, he was "end-played."

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I i - zu- She knew who she was looking up at; it was Long Legs the norm.

he pleased. Before those sharp teeth or his had a. chance to really hurt her. he dropped her in a greater hurry than he had grab- bed her up. Like all Toads. in her warty skin she carries at all times something that is very, very un- pleasant ln an enemyis mouth. and or course. she had lost no time in using it. It would be a long time. it ever, beiore that young Dog would try to kill another Toad. p

I-lop. hop, hippity-hop went Od Mrs. Toad. Perhaps she wondered what more would or could happen to her before she could reach the Smiling Pool. but I suspect she didn't think about it at ell. so many things can and eaten do hap- pen to the little people or the Green Meadow and the smiling Pool and the Green Forest that if they thought about what could happen, and what had happened, they would have nothing but worry and no happiness. So they just keep their eyes and their ears open (or danger and are happy in the present. Alter all. the present is all that any one ever really has.

so Mrs. Toad Iorgot the troubles that were pest and didn't. worry about what might happen. she was smart. enough to know that it might not happen. she just. kept on hop. hop, hippity-hop, hop. hop. hippity- hop. straight. for the Smiling Pool. listening to Old Mr. Toad singing to her. but not forgetting to keep her lovely golden eyes wide open (or any enemy that might appear. so at long last she reached the bank or the Smiling Pool.

Then it was that Old Mrs. Toad almost-forgot to be watchful. old Mr. Toads voice. his love song. seemed in her very ears. she tried to hippity-hop faster. Then just in time she saw two legs. They were so long that she had to tip her head way back and look way up to see to whom they belonged. She Iwouidntt have seen those legs had they not moved. The owners at them had taken a step. when she rolled her golden eyes up to see whose legs those were, she almost stopped breathing. Yes, sir. she did so. She knew who she was looking up at. It was long Legs the Heron. She knew, too. that if he shouid see her beiore she could get be- yond his reach. she never would hippity-hop again. but would slide down inside the long neck of that long-legged hunter and fisherman. she squatted close to the ground and hoped he wouldn't look in her direction. And how she did wish that she was out in the deep water of the Smiling Pool with Old Mr. Toad who was still singing. out there she would be safe from Longiegs.

Longlecs took another slow step. To Mrs. Toad it was a terribly 510W step. He took another. Now she couldn't see those legs. She waited. The chorus in the smiling Pool had stopped singing. Every- one knew what that meant and stopped singing-too. For a little while it was very still there at the Smiling Pool. Then, as no one could see any danger, all resumed singing. Mrs. Toad moved slowly. carefully, she reached the edge or the water.

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saw her. He made a long step and another toward her, and struck at her with his neck stretched full length, and his long pointed bill opened just enough to pick her up. It didn't. Mrs. Toad made a frantic leap into the water. It was a dive just in time. she was safe. Those always in time always are safe.

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