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little hint may prove to be To weighty things the needed key. -Old Mother Nature. It seemed to Roddy Fox that never in all his life had he been l:ungric- than he now was as he stood looking off over the Green Meadows that were no longer green but white with now. He had been just as hungry, perhaps hiingrier. many times before. but what has been is soon forgotten.

g Q m It is in the present that every one Q lives, and the present was very difficult for Reddy and Mrs. Red- dy. It seemed to get worse each day. There was nothing to eat. Anyway there was so little that

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places and so double the chances that one of them might get a good meal.

'Il'm not fussy these days. Goodness no Ifm not iussy about what I eat. Anything. anything at all that can be eaten, will look good to me. I won't turn up my nose at anything. Folks who fuss over what they have to eat ought to have to go a while as hungry as I am now." thought Reddy as he stood trying to make up his mind

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Finally Heddy went over to the Old stonewall along the edge oil the Old Orchard. He visited the doorstep of the underground house beneath the old wall where Pol- ly Chuch was spending the winter. He knew she was down there but there was nothing he could do; about it. It was hard to be so hungry and so helpless to do any- thing about it.

He stood looking through the trees of the Old Orchard. Sammy Jay came from the Green Forest. He. stopped in ii tree on the other side of the Old Orchard. He seem- d to be peeking at something. Rcddy moved to where he could see more clearly what Sammy was doing. He was peeking at a frozen apple that still clung to the tree. Reddy was reminded of something he hadn't thought oi before. There had been some av- ples left on the ground when win- ter began.

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Reddy moved to where he could see more clearly what Sammy was doing.

He knew that it uas useless to hunt on tht snow-covered Green Meadows. Plenty of Meadow Mice were there, but they were safe in the little runways or tunnels they had dug under the snow. Only if one should be foolish en- ough to come up on top of the snow would Roddy have the least chance of catching one.

It was very early in the morn- ing. The Black Shadows had just begun to hurry back to the Pur-

one was yet up at Farmer Brown's house. Roddy headed straight

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Smnsorcd by Boivser the Hound might have

left a bone with a little meat on it lying about. It had happened in the past. Bowser didn't always eat all his food. Sometimes he had too much. Never in all his liie had Bowser known what it was to be as hungry as Roddy was

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Reddy went straight to the big barn. There was a place where he could get under it. He might catch Robber the Rat, or one oi his tribe. under there. He did- n't. He could hear their squeaky voices but they were where he couldn't get at them. Hearing them made him feel worse than ever. He looked the dooryard over thoroughly but not a bone or a scrap of anything he could eat was there. He sniffed around the henhouse. Inside, the rooster

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Opening lead-three of spades.

Some of the great plays of bridge are afterllioughts. Here is one that declarer solved right at the table. as smooth a piece lot work as you'd ever want to see.

The declarer was Ben Kaplan, of Bridneton, NJ. Knpian would probably be one of our top play- lc-rs if it wcrenit for the fact that he wastes so much time paying attention to his plumbing supply business.

Years ago he was playing in a rubber bridge game where the bidding in the deal shown went as indicated. The vulnerability conditions made it clear to him that East's three spade call was based on a six card suit.

That West's lead was I single- ton was also confirmed by the lsize of the card led. the three. kThe four and deuce were in sight

East won the opening lead with ithe ace of spades and Kaplan played the king without a quiver. He knew that if he played the deuce on the ace. a spade would be returned for West to ruff and three would then be no possibility to make the hand.

Naturally enough. East aban- the queen of diamonds. it didn't occur to East that declarer would throw away a winner on the ace of spades in order to keep a loser. the duece of spades.

Kaplan won the -it d return with the ace. drew two rounds of trumps. and conceded the eight of spades to East's ten. Back came the jack of diamonds. taken by the king. A trump to dummy was followed by the nine of spades. which East covered with the queen, and declarer ruffed.

Another trump to dummy en- abled South to discard his losing diamond on the established jack of spades to East's ten. Back coded and four spades was made. declarer losing two spade tricks and a club.

Had Kaplan made the normal play of the spade deuce on the ace. the automatic low spade re- turn would have led to four loscrsi -two spades, a diamond and s

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