By Thornton JERRY GOES ALONE.

It is a fact if, truth be known, Some things are better done

Ilone. -Jerry Muskrat.

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stay in the Smiling Pool through another winter. Mrs, Jerry was entirely satisfied to stay and could see no sense in looking around. She said that Jerry could go if he wanted to, but she was going

if to stay right there.

Jerry Muskrat and Mrs. Jerry Peter Rabbit, sitting under a big 1'” wad disagreed. Jerry had suggested fern at the edge of the Smil- ..

. (ii 7h8t they take a little trip. He ing Pool, had been listening. Oi. . 'hought it would be wise it they course he shouldn't have listened.

1 know how full of curiosity

ooked around i)Cirll'(' deciding to

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asked in his turn.

Peter is. Mrs. Jerry had dived and izone into their house in the water. Jerry was swimming past where peter was sitting under the fern. He pok- ed his head out. ”Are you going to?" asked Peter;

"Am I going to what?" Jerry asked in his turn.

"Are you izolrg to go loJk around as Mrs. Jerry said?” replied Peter.

”I don't know," squeaked Jerry sharply. "Anyway. what business is it oi yolirs. Peter Rabbit?”

"None," admitted Peter, ”I was just wonderini:.”

Before he could say anything more, Jerry Muskrat dived. As he did 53 he slapped the water witl: his tail. He was so near that he splashed Peter. Peter waited for Jerry to come up so that he could ask another question. He waited in vain. When Jerry did put his hcad out of water, he was way down at the other end of the Smiling Pool where Peter couldn't see him.

Jerry started down Laughing Brook toward the Big River. H: had quite recovered his good na- ture. In fact, hevwas feeling extra good.

"I'm glad she won't come," thourght Jerry. ”'YcS. sir I am so I wauld rather go alone. There are times when it is a good thing to be alone. Every one ought to spend a little time alone with them- selves. Everybody needs a change. I'll be glad to get away from the Smiling Pool hr a while."

Jerry swam part of the time and part of the time he went along the shore at the edge of the water. It was at long. long time since he had licen down Laughing Brook and he found many changes. Holes that he used to know in tine bank had been filled up. Other holes had been opened. It was fun to explore all these. It was 2 good thing to

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By Josephine Culbertson

THINK FIRST!

The greatest fault of the aver- age player is an inability (or re- fusal) to look beyond the current trick. It is precisely as though he told himself: "I'll take this trick and then look around." Un- fortunately. however. the looking- around process may then be sterile. Here is a typical Illustrations.

North dealer. Both rides vulnerable.

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west min i. shrewd suspicion that declarer would have to ruii diamonds in dummy, so he opened a low trump. True, he could have laid down the ace and another trump, but he hoped that East miglrt have two trumps. and if he got on lead before West, his trump return would result in three leads of the suit. Anyway, Vtest's actual selection should have been good. enough.

The iii-st trick was taken in dummy with the trump seven. and the singleton diamond was led. East put up the are as fast as .he could detach it from his hand ' .. and the defense collapsed. There was now no way of preventing South from niffing: two diamonds and holding his lame: to three tricks.

Despite the fact that dummyls diamond was a sillgleton, East should not have rushed in with the ace. If East lost the ace by failing to play it. that would be of little consequence. because if South had the diamond king. the contract must be cold. The vital consideration was to get out dum- niyls lrllmps, and since East him- self had no trump lelt to lead.

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effort to let West get in for It trump continuation

Observe that it East had made this duCkillg'pli1)', West would have won and taken out both or dummy's shades, leaving declarer high and dry.

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