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ltwo busy builders saw what was W, Burgess no be. Now that their little island

j in! mud and trash was above the like a house. It was nothing but ii Have, or the

V , water. they were pile of mud. a little island out in wringing more mm" mm mud. the water in the midst of thelrzvery um. Peter visited the

rushes growing at the head of thelm,1ghbo,h,-md um; mi, 0; nun” Smiling Pool. Anyiiay, it looked tolimd grown. It began to bog like he Imslly mud It W88!” T93l1l'Pa little hsycock. only it was made Mixed in with it were the TllSl'lE5j0( fume, imgead 01 )-myy

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"It looks all right, but how do

you get into it?" Peter wanted to know.

"We don't. Not yet anyway." re- plied Jerry.

"Do you mean you haven't any door?" asked Peter.

Jerry grinned. "We haven't any door, and we don't need one yet." said he.

"Why don't you need 9. door? Who ever heard of a house with- a door?” cried Peter.

"We don't need zi door because there isn't any inside yet." said Jerry in his lunny squeaky voice.

Just then Mrs. Jerry joined them. Peter turned to her "What

isn't any lnslde demanded Peter.

"He means just what he says; there isn't any inside," replied Mrs. Jerry.

"You mean you haven't a room in there?" cried Peter.

"That's just lt." squealed Jerry. "There isn't any room, so of course

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"Then you can't get into it," cried Peter.

Jerry chuckled. He chuckled and chuckled. It was s squeaky lit- tle chucklde. "There is nothing to get into." said he.

Peter scratched a long ear with a hind foot. Then he scratched the other long ear with the other

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lace where arrow touches. Jerry and Mrs. Jerry chuckled squeskily. then left Peter and once more went to work cutting and piling rushes on that little Is- land or mud and trash. It was true that as yet there wasn't a' room in that new house. Inside and out- side were the same. It was just 1 big mus oi rushes and mud, the upper part mostly rushes.

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RISK VS. GAIN

It goes without saying that slam investigation should be carried out. whenever possible. at I safe level. so that a retreat (mm the slam idea. will not leave the game in jeopardy. .

Like so many other theories. how- ever. this one must not be taken too literally. The sober (act is that players who never jeopardize game cannot possibly reach ii Ialr pro- portion or their mskable slams. Rlsk.nnd gain are lnseparsble. in bridge as in war - or even in lite, tor that matter. Hence. the only "catch" is to adopt I. sound risk vs. gain policy.

All of which leads to Ii hand.

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West opened his top heart - not that this mattered - and South ended up with 13 tricks .il-le discarded his heart seven on the ace of clubs, and iincssed against the diamond queen.

Naturally, North and South did not deserve criticism for failing to reach a grand slam. since that contract required some luck, but they could not feel too proud at themselves for stopping at tour spades - and this conversation ensued:

North: "I'm sorry that I decided to open with it preeniptlve bid. partner, but gosh! e- you still could have made s four-heart cue bid. over East's three hearts, instead of just leaping to (our spades!"

South: "I don't agree with you! Your three-club opening meant nothing to me - (or all I could tell, I might lose at least one spade, one heart and one diamond."

In this rejoinder. South suin- med up the credo of the "Never Jeopardlze!" school. What South said was true - the cue bid of four hearts. to be followed by North's probable rive clubs and South's tlve spades, would jeo- pardize the game at spades. but with South's tremendous power. this degree of jeopardizing was in order, and vital to the logical in- vestigution ol Jlam possibilities.

By Ham Fisher

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MAGGIE - DNHLIJ

WOULD V00 SAY UIG05'

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