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to eat and nothing to worry about. Yes, sir, it is easy to have fun men It is vei'y different when food is scarce and rough Brother North Wind and Jack Frost are doing their best to make eveiybody iin- comfortable. But Little Joe has some of his very best fun then. "Fun is where you make it." says Little Joe. "Yes. sir. fun is where you make it. It everbody made a little fun for themselves and oth- ers. everybody would be happier and live better. A little fun is need- ed just as much as a good meal. 1 get both.” Little Joe wasn't boasting. No. sir. he wasn't boasting at all. He was simply stating a (act. You neier hear him complaining. He always manages to get enough to eat. and he almost always manages to have a little run. He makes that fun. Blncky the Crow had watched Little Joe eat a big fish he had caught. in the Big River. when he had eaten all he wanted he dlsgp. neared in the cold black water. Blacky didn't set: where he went The truth is Black-y didn't look to

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The doc'1arer's key play in the following hand may look "second- sigthted." but it was simply routine for a fine player under the circum- stances.

West dealer.l Both sides 1-iiii-ief'ai'ila gees U Q 5 2 QAJ84 4Q1o7 .5 .554: passe N VKJ7 3 W E Q 10 6 3 QKQ92 S &842 goes Q A Q J 10-? V 10 4 975 . ;AxJs The bidding: West North nu South 1 9 Pan Puii 2 A Fun 2 N T Fun 3 Q Pass .'i Q Plan 4 Q Paul Pass Pan North was willing to base his

two-notrump call on the sketchy stopper in hearts. but when south showed his second suit. North lclt he could not. nlinrd more than a preference for the major. In all like- lihood Smith would have gone nn in tour spades. anyway. over three no- trump.

West opened the heart ace. and. seeing no favorable shift. continued the suit. Exist winning the second trick with the heart jack and then laying down the king. South niiied. looked the hand over for about thir- ty seconds. and then. not troubling to enter dummy for a finesse in I.l1uTliDS. laid doivii the trump rice! West disgustedly gave up his king. and new South was assured of live tmmp tricks. one diamond and four clubs.

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Down the slippery slide shot. little Joe otter straight into the cold black water.

see. He couldn't, take his eyes away from that lisli that was left on the bank. so he didn't see Little Joe climb out isrthcr down that stretch of open water. Little Joe climbed out where the bank was low. Just beyond this the bank was high and steep. Little Joe climbed up the bank and circled around to the top of that steep bank. The bank was covered with snow. It had been covered for a long time. It sloped down to the water's edge very, ve':'y smoothly. Little Joe had made it mmth. He had been sliding down sometimes when his outer coat. was a little wet. Of course that had dampened the snow where he had been sliding. Jack Frost had done the rest. He had changed that salt wet snow making it icy, a hard crust.

Now. of course. a crust makes bet- ter sliding than soft show. You can slide faster and farther. At the top of that smooth slipepery place on the bank Litie Joe Otter looked down at the cold black water and grin- ned. Then he suddenly threw him- self ilat. his hind legs straight out behind him. his arms held back close to his body. Swoosh! Down the slippery slide shot I.,itt.le Joe otter straight into the cold black water. Graywing the Gull saw him

Graywing isn't given to shivering. but he felt. like it when he saw Lit- tle Joe go head first into that cold water. "It's enough tomakean icicle shiver." muttered Graywliig.

It didn't make Little Joe otter shlver. It might have been lovely warm summer water as far as Little Joe was concerned. Up out 01 the water PODDBG his round. brawn head. He looked up at Graywing and grinned. "Come on in; the wa-

ters tine!" cried Little Joe. 'lt:en he swam back to the low place in the bank. climbed out. hurried up to the tc.-p or the steep part of the bank and went sivooshing down again into the water. 'Iihat was fun. And the best part of it -was that it was fun he had made hlmseii. Things that you do wursell are al- ways the best things. lie had been sliding just a little while when Mrs. Otter joined him. Then there was run and more fun, but every time they swooshed into the water those who were watching them dlllverr-d.

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BERNIE. Switzerland. Jan. 31 - (Reuters) - Inilur-n1.a cases re- ported to Swiss health authorities last week totalled 4.025 compared with 2.211 for the previous week. only three deaths have been re-4 ported to date.

NOTICE

The Annual Meeting of the Electors of Parkdale District will be held in Parkdale Hall at 7:45 p.m. on Tuesday. Feb- ruary 6th, 1951. for the pur- pose of electing Commission- ers. also for the Taxation of improvement purposes in the Village.

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