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ylaanrwir STORIES .A Voice In The Dark

By Thornton W. Burgess

A Vol” may ten-or bring. or joy: he had nu reason to be afraid of. Bring quick relief. or just annoy. He knew that by the sound of the Old Mother Nature. rioice. , y . h l. I I . .' Then for a time everything was " W35 .d”'k m I 9 "tr "W59. still once more. Peter strained his '" H"? ""dst "I the. may 9" KS”. lears. but couldnt hear the taint- gvea m she vclfeenslilzrlels "Farm: lest sound to indicate that any one aiitwn': boye tiad gone.home to was them" That I feeling Without knowing it he had KW”. '”'gl"""g f” '9”""- 0"” lwiltipe" . Mr in me hm; MUSE llagain he heard the small voce. If V3 9'35? . R bbil ilt was a squeaky voice. it was was 69' 8 ' so squeaky that some folks hate that afternoon Peter had -mmldn-I haw known it was a run into that little house through mice at am But peter knew. yesg the partly open door to escape indeed. peter knew ”."m Raddy Faxf The" 8 Many it is one of the Mouse folle. I Little Breeze had slammed the ld0"'l know whch one 0, them t 1100i”. Md he W35 ? P”5”"”- Pet” is, but it surely is a Mouse," Pet- iiati rrourhetl as far under a. g er lhuugmg ES he, Could 5591- ml?" l'd”"” Then he wasn't quite so sure. He B””'"” b”:' 'lad.mll'1'll9fl l” d? remembered that Robber the Rat some work in the little suitarlioiise had 8 squeaky Voice. And he has before going home In supper. Pel- no 10”, lm. Robbery No one has. W had k('"l PNIECU-V 5”” tile didn't think this was Robbers Peter isn't afraid of the dark. mice, but it might be that of a

Gov.-Gen. To Tour Western Canada-

OTTAWA (CF) -E Governor-Gen. eral Massey. recently returned from a 10.000-mile aerial tour or the Arctic, now plans a lengtlw tour of western Canada in July.

It was learned Tuesday night that he will leave Ottawa about July 6 for the west. taking in the Calgary Stampede and then going on to visit various spots in Brit. ish Columbia. including the Queen Charlotte islands and Victoria.

TRY AGAIN PLEASE

PRESTON, Ont. (CP)-Preston bears no grudges about a shower of paratrooper-s last week which resulted in snapped television aer- ials and splintered windows. Town council Monday night invited the 2nd battalion Royal Canadian Reg- iment. to try again, "So that the people can see how it should be done."

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The conga drum used for Latin- lAnierit-an music is tall and narrow.

He is afraid of many filings. bill young Rat. Peter wished that who- the head being made of donkey

not of the dark. HC'Sa.VS ihal 15 over it was would show himself. the safest time for timid folk, So

skin.

It was that when he was sure that . he was all alone. Peter came out from under the bunk and hopped all about satisfying his ciiriosityn.

. - . A T . Z.'I' Being frightened didnl keen hlml I (.:VRIT'8 .::;';1eM from being rurinus. When he had . -TM-ml a tow? satisfied his curiosity and was sure i s WE” twlth W”

he could find nothing to eat. Pt-it

er once more went back under the I: f”f'”';(il”;: 't Merit": bunk. There he tried to. take a nap. I 2 Q':("M 9 2' g It ' it was of no use. He Just couldn t; 5x Vi "' t Emy go to sleep. Perhaps it was be-. 1- '”7'”” g R "E" . cause he was a 'prist-rger antlldwas . H Efeltiillcae 1- R:'ve'rb""-IV! worrying about ow e cou es-i - V - - cape. He began to feel ili)nQSI.)lTlrdl tF0"l:"CU0'! . 33::-3 Pt i .edtbln an an -"e - - seeldetinm sisulonesiimee. lgerhgp: this 7im'l0" 'CE89d bl?-dl time it was because he was in a t;I;.l.ulti it-ler.) 1:. I';lk-;(Cl1IY-) atran e lace. He wished he had -50"” '- W H! gomggongp to talk Lo, 19. Tellurium of burned isym.) material 20. Train 38. Oil of 24. Beast of rose petala burden M. Vase with H. Sounds, A fort as silk N. The alder tree tscot.) Z.Corrtdor (Brit) 8. Masiiriul: tsyrn.) Q Varying weight thud.) 9l.iAnd- ITI8l!llfvu s 35.Clo.setn 4& 36.Terhium rem .,., rrjg tabbr.) 31. Girls name E 00. Famous Peter came not from under the! Biblical bunk and hopped all about satls- mount tying la curiosity. 42. Praises 43. Task 2- 44. Harmonize -( What was that? One lon-g ear ”'g?tVh";"' suddenly pricked up. For a mom- .6 G 53 - tent or two everything was perfect- ' mm 1 :ly still. Then the other long ear Wfuy suddenly pricked up. Peter had - heard a voice. Had you been there DOWN you might not have known it was '-SW93" a voice. but Peter knew. He : couldn't tell where that voice came i from. It was a small voice. a very - gr small voice. It was a voice that

must belong to a very small per- son. Peter strained his ears trying to he sure just where that voice cl was coming from. Peter felt het- p fer. That feeling of loneliness was

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DAILY onvrroouorn -. Here's how to work its" A X Y D L B A A X B H L 0 N G F E L L 0 W One letter simply stands for another. In this example A in used for the three L's, X for the two 0'5. etc. single letters. apoc- tmphies, the length and formation of the words an an mm; Each day the code letters an different.

CONTR'AC

By Josephine Culbertson

T BRIDGE

A IIEMABKABLE PARADOX

Requests for double-dummy pro- blems are often addressed to this column. and since the customer is always right-here is a very re- markable example of the species:

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Since this is a double-dunimy problem. with South. the declar- er. supposed to know the location of all 52 cards. the bidding and the vulnerability do not matter. South is in a contract of four spades (though in real play the Opponents would have to be-cow-I ardly to bow out of the auction) and the only question at issue is:

Can you, as South. fulfill the con- tract agalnst the lead of the club queen and against subsequent per-

fect defense? .

The winning line of play involves one of the most remarkable of all paradoxes in the highly paradox- lcal game of bridge. To make the hand, South must deliberately in- crease his four losers two hearts and two diamonds-to five losers. if he doesn't do this. he has no chance whatsoever.

The winning line is: Dummy takes the first trick with the club ace, and South must unblock his own king. (Now he has five losers.) South then draws three rounds of trumps, cashes the heart and diamond aces. extracting West's red cards. and then throws West in with a club.

On West's forced cluh return. a heart is thrown from dummy while South discards a diamond. On the next club lead dummy gets rid of the last heart. and South. the last diamond. Declarer has now lost three tricks. but he is in a perfect position. On West's next lead, South can claim the Contract via a cross-ruff.

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Hockey players participated in games played at North River Rink

giving Freetown the trophy.

University and (loll:-up Students enjoying brief Easter Holidays at the homes of their parents resid-

on March 31, and on April 2. be. ing in this district. included: Miss tween Milton Hornets. and Nine Deanna Bell. from Mount Allison Mile Creek Bulldogs, the rt-spect- Mr. Ian MacQuarrie. from Dal- ive scores were as follows: March housie: Miss Joyce Ferizuson. frvm 31, Bulldogs 6. Hornets 3, on April P.W.C.: Misses Barbara Dunsford 2. the score was Hornets 7, Bull- and Marjorie Ferguson. from U. dogs. 4. lC.C.

Many of the district fans were present at the game in Bedeque Rink between the Freetown and Albany teams. on April 2, the score being. Freetown 6. Albany 2. this victory, before a packed building,

Nine Mile Creek Biilldogs defeat- ed Milton Horncts at North River Rink. on April 4. by the score of 6-5, our district players participat- ing, this being the second final game between these teams.

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