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Emmy rnorssrs Wher'er.the right to think is tree All have the right to disagree.

--Oid Mother Nature.

Timmy the ﬂying uirrel and Mrs. Timmy were ou early this evening tor the night promised to be dark and heavy clouds throat- ened a storm. So in the dusk be- tween daylight and dark, they Juznped and glided from tree to tree. It is their way ot getting daily yxercises, and how they love it! Although thcy are called Flying squirrels they cannot fly any more than you and I. But they can slide down on the air irom a treetop Just as boys and girls on sleds slide down hills covered with snow or ice and they get just as much tun from it. It is coiled gliding. They an the only tolks without wings h nil the Green Forest who can slide down on air like that.

Tinmy had glided down to join Mrs. Timmy near the toot of a tree in l hollow o! which were hidden some nuts and seeds. Timmy was in high spirits. He usually ts. As a rule Mrs. Timmy is too when she has no children to care for and worry about. But she ‘Wasnt in high spirits now.

"Something is going to happen." she declared.

“How do you know " demanded ‘hmmy.

"I feel it" replied Mrs. Timmy. "Where?" asked Timmy.

"Nowhere in particular. All over I guess or perhaps it is mostly in- sidecAnyvrhay, I feel it," declared

Mrs. Timmy. , “Poohl" exclaimed Timmy “Cctrne with me and take a fcw

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“SdmetIi-ing is going to happen." she declared

cried Timmy. “We are Green Forest folks, not Old Orchul people. Leave the best house wave ever had just because you have a feeling? Not me. Go if’ you want t0. but if you do you'll go alone."

‘Tm going." declared Mrs. Timmy. She ran up a tall neigh- boring tree nearly to the top. jumped and glided down to the lower part o! another, ran up this jumped and glided. She was on ner way. and going fast toward the Old Orchard, She was almost out p‘; sight when Timmy started after

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"Hil Walt a minute!" he cried Mrs. ﬂnuny didn't vwait.

The next story: “That Feeling."

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nice long glides on frosty air to_ make one feel good. Come on!" Mrs. Timmy didn't come on, "! dontt feel like it. Do you know! what I think?"

"Yes," replied Tlmiuy. "You. ink a lot of foolish things." de- cared Timmy,

Mrs. Timmy paid no attention to. this. “I have been uneasy a lot, lately. especially when the wind has blown. It is going to blow

“Who says so?“ demanded .Timmy impatiently. i I "And I think we better move ,over to our new house before. it idoes." said Mrs. Timmy Just as if ‘Timmy hadn't spoken.

"Who says so?" repeated Timmy sharply,

mow. but. it is going to. There is going to be a storm. I can feel it."

a said Mrs. Timmy.

"You and your feelings. bah!"

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cried Timmy, losing patience. "There isn't even a breeze now, so how can you know there is going to be a bad wind? And if t-hcre is. what harm can it do us in our snug lhome? To talk of moving is ioolish

Mrs. Tlnxmy shook her pretty ,head. "Something tells me that we ’must move this very night." said}

she. , i "Not ma". protested Timmy| “You may move if you want. to, V but not me. To begin with we have, -no house to move to." i i “Your ruisialse, my dear. we do' have a house to move to¢rve been looking around." replied Mrs. Timmy. - l Timmy started at her as l: no‘ doubted he had heord right. “Where is it?” he asked. "Over in the Old Orchard." said Mrs. Tlrrmy. "Now I know you're crazy!”

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Some players make a practice o! entering the bidding largely b0- cause their opponents, by “signing off“ at a low level, seem to be confessing weakness. 'T.here _ia more than one fallacy involved in such a practice. Let's look pt a

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Actually, West. as we" l! hi! partner, might have doubled "19 three-diamond overcall.

The spade jack was the 098M118 lead. East captured dliifflmy'l blank king and promptly laid down the are 3nd another trump. Declarer might, have saved a little lrom the wreck by putting up the trump king, but in desperation he tried the ﬁnesse and lost to West's queen West returned his spade jive; East collected the queen and ten and then led a fourth round. West rut-

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then cashed the king and we o! clubs. East signalled lﬂgh-low on the club leads, not ura-ntlni I ha" to come throuih his king, and W65! ohedien-tly played a third round o! clubs. East ruffed dummy’! 0111b ten with his worthless nine o! trumps, and when declares- over- ruiie-d, he finally had to concede g heart trick as well as all the other tricks he had lost. The penalty W" the tidy amount_ot 1400 pﬂlﬂii. 1°!‘ ‘down tive!

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