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Beaver. Forest. Paddy and Mrs. a bad fright the night . had heard a very dreadful scream. ll really was an awful sound. one they never-

had had before They

under their fur coats despite the

warm weather Not until they were in their house out in the water did they feel sale. it was not e sound alone that

bad enough. but as ade worse by the fact at they had no ide at all 'ho had given

that awful scream. The mystery of it made it ‘Seem more dread- ful than it would have seemed had they known whose voice it was. it was worse than the howl of Howler the Wolf or the scream of Puma the Mountain Lion, or

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He floated there in with lust his head and top of his back above water.

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house in the water and swam over near the other shore. He, was hungry. Growing over there were some green things of which

CONTRACT BRIDGE

By B. JAY BECKER

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Opening lead-—king of spades. This hand goes back to the early days of contract bridge. It highlights the important role de-

Ilorehead. well-knovm bridge edi- tor and writer. who held the West cash.

After the king of

spade. and having noted East's three. it became obvious to More-

danger that declarer had the king C cluha. any trump

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have appeared to be dead. can- aidering Morehead'a trump hold- ing. so he decided that the only chance to defeat the contract by in protecting whatever do-cad as-ength East held.

Accordingly. he led the alas at dianiomh as part of a scheme to create a diamond trick which couldn't very well exist naturally

was successful. De- chi-er logicaly assumed that the nine was either a singleton or

the water took;

part of a 9-): doublefon. if this was true. East must have been dealt K-to-x or K-I0-X-X. To cope with both possibilities. it waa necessary toeovcr the nine with dummy‘: queen. So the queen was played. East covered with the king. and de- clarer took the ace. Three rounds of trumps were led. ending in dummy. the six of diamonds was led. and a unease was taken againat East’; (non-existent) ten. West won, to South's surprise. and led the ace of apadea De- clarer ruffed. but had to lose two club tricks. and went down one. if declarer had been left to his own vicea—let'e say Mo had led the ten of hearts at trick two-—he wou ely have made the hart . He would presumably have

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have caught the king and elimi- nated the diamond loser. And that would have been the and of that

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0'I"l‘.-XWA <CP\ — Canada plans to undertakemew tariff negotia-i tiona at Geneva on a group of: steel products, pipes and tubes and zinc items. Finance Minister Fleming informed the Commons I-‘rid y

His announcemen‘ drew criti-; clam from Liberal and CC!" men:-i be _

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Hon, James Sinclair. former_ Liberal fisheries minister. '.idl tariff boosts would make it more ‘ 'fficulit for Britain to sell such ‘items in Canada. How could the government reconcile this with ‘the suggestions of Prime Minis- lter Diefcnbaker that he would ‘like to divert 15 per cent of Ca- nada's imports from the United States to Britain‘?

To this, Mr. Fleming replied ‘.tlI»al._l.h€ steel tariff review had ' been ordered by the previous .l.ll)~ eral administration.

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cted to the itat-iffiboard in the flrst place? To waste the board‘: l time?"

Mr. Sinclair replied that refer- lences to the tariff board are

made in accordance with e law but there '

lff increases at this time would be “against the pusblicjnterest." The| whole matter should be discussedl tin the House because he would‘ l infer from Mr. Fleming‘; state- ments that if negotiations at Gen- eva are successfully concluded, the Progressive Conservative ad- ministration would be prepared boosts.

an increases negotiated at va under the General Agreement 1 fl Tariffs and Trade. Before the - ovrnment could consider the: tariff board's recommendations. -it had to negotiate with otheri countries to where they 4

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before heard such a dreadful: ”9' 3° '’h°" ""1 5°‘ '1" ‘°°d scream. Anyone with such a d"m"hh° mid ‘mud °‘." dreadful voice must be someone.0“°' ° "”.t '° ‘Mm “" d ‘O look om ‘or... "Id Pu”), to stopped again. He turned an 3 . himself. .swam back toward ‘ house. III For a long time Paddy lust me! Mr" P9df,lX mmm‘ ‘:3’ E ﬂoated there watching the shore. Au" y°“,, 'f"“.l' ’h° "K ' |u as the Black Shadows came Y”-. "’°"°d ‘’'‘’‘’3’- H‘ g creeping between the trees. He ‘"f,' 9"” l,'9,”°“ ‘b°;’§ ' M 0'] saw no one. All was as peaceful M‘ °f' M” P dy W‘ ' and quiet as ever he had known ed “’ mm" d it to be. There was no hint “I don't know," replied Paddy. U. 0.! DAILY CROSSWORD 0 acnosa 1 Last 22. Gsrl‘a D I. Blister syllable of name 2 ﬁned.) a word Food C. Not stale 3. lﬁbba ﬁsh IL ﬁgllﬁ I. ElI'l‘in¢ 34. Ill‘- authar rixtare I2. Wdrd S. Cloae in GT1 13. Pierce a. Kind of boat as Young — , ~ 14. Medium? 7 Quantity t Liz!‘ it’ of pa r If I-‘aila 13 Ireland 8. Sea eagle (coll l& Fartify 9. Become ill 28 Revoke I I7 Knocked 1.. Paid TV 1 attent 31 Siae 2 ubhr.) I4 Big demand 33 S-shaped 13. Type an moldings Z measure 36. A tip-toe '< I9. Cunning M —— Leave :1. Vegetables uym.) ao.~ugat l-{area "I", j‘. 1 1. ‘I I’ 9 5° 21. Hair wave ,1 24. W 35-53:!“ .. 7»-'2”/’i/’..’—’7 . . 1 11. Mr. Astahn ,. , "- 19. Eli n.u.£."3 i.——- ,, —-i-— ,., '—i 3 §'l§..n"".f.' == .... ii‘ 0| sit. Overhead . 2 . I. Mature, as ‘ cheese as 3) St E .1‘iina aexrtaser _ 0 it. Other-win T‘ as 31 — 42.Girl'a 2 hi 5- ‘“ 43. street -'dIh *5 H. Qrlkﬂ ‘-'* gm“ . ] ma rixen out: AUl'DMATlC m‘'‘;m‘'‘ .. aecooo co-«ween — HE ms ,_3,_.,,.,, AMeci-tANici~‘n-ti: Ai2Mv-

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