F iduy March 1'6 1956 -nge Guardian. Pl ge 9 its shorter than the tails of any 1- , I ,

em-we sjotiiss. The Truth Is

By Thornton

L. , i-14'-ii you fear may not prove :1”, t'lrll nurse than you may ynovl. .

-Old Mother Nature. pwiii l and Nanny Meadow

yatiw had i'ooled themselves by . pi-ally seeing what they thought rut still". So they had had a dread- Illi'lt.1lll. They thought they had it ilr. Blacksnal-:c, and they E: icry much afraid of Mr. H.'irliSilHkC. it has over in Fariiicr Brown's mi iitii far from the house. They nil found out tiiat Farmer iitiiiis boy was putting out sun- tui-r seeds for the birds. Some (these he was putting on a MS it rock. the top of which was ,.i even with the ground. They tanlvd some of those seeds. Von of all the Green Meadow ,,:i and Green Forest folk. none Pd more hungry enemies than anny and Nanny Meadow Mouse. lithcy hiust be on the watch in-3 minute when they are lll'il1i(l Sometimes they run be- iro ilit-y really know if there is and tit running. That is better run not running when there is ml. lioth were sure, absolutely- ”-c, that they had seen Mr. Iarluiitike iii the grass over near lal big rock. Each in turn had am too frightened to move for tiititiiciil or two. MIW Danny was back again here be had received the first Igllll. and again he was too (right- lctl to move. Then he made an imiishlng discovery. What he had an and what Nanny had seen not Mr. Blacksnakc at all. It IS the long tail of Black Pussy 2 Cat. He had been crouching the grass watching the birds that flat rock and twitching his it. The tail was all that the two le Mice had seen. and they had staken it for Mr. Blaeksnake min they so greatly feared. But finding out the truth didn't take Danny any happier. Black

Re sprang to catch Danlny.

Just As Bad

W. Burgess '

Pussy was,as much to be feared as Mr. Blacksnake and perhaps a little more. So it was that Dan y didn't care to move. After w at seemed to him a long. long time. Black Pussy moved. He turned his head and Danny was Black Pussy was looking straight at him. First he had been so frightened that he couldnlt move. Now he was so frightened that he had to move. He turned to dart back into the tunnel made by Miner the Mole. It was through that tunnel that he had come over ere.

sure that

Now Black Pussy hadn't seen

Danny until Danny moved. Black Pussy can be very quick, very quick indeed. He was now. He sprang to catch Danny. liis black paws with their cruel claws out pounced down, butall they touch- ed was Danny's tail. Danny was lucky. Yes. sir, Danny was a lucky Mouse. He has such a short tail that it is a joke. One of Block Pussy's paws landed on that tail. but couldn't hold onto it. It slipped right from under. Pussy could pounce again. Danny was safely in the little tunnel.

Before Black

Now the tail of a Meadow Mouse

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other members of the Mouse fam- ily. Dauiiy had been filled with envy time and time again when he had seen some of the tails of his cousins. The cousin with the longest tail was Nimbleheels the Jumping Mouse. Danny had often

CONTRACT BRIDGE

By Josephine Culbertson

admired that long tail and wish- ed that he had such a lovely long tail. He couldn't see what good a short tail was. Now he suddenly discovered what good I short tail was. it had saved hil life- A IOIIS tall Black Pussy would have been able to hold onto.

Says Marriages ” On Ambassador Bridge liegal

WINDSOR, Ont. KCP)-Couples who wed in marriage ceremonies in the middle of Ambassador Bridge. which joins Canada and the United States across the De- tmit river here, now have another

bridge to cross. city said Wednesday. .

Theylre not married!

Mrs. Violet Stephenson. super-

intendent of marriage-licence issue and vital statistics at city hall. laid bare the matrimonial misun- derstanding.

The bridge weddings have been conducted for many years with bride and groom stradllng the international boundary in the be- lief that immigration complications were avoided.

HISLIADING PARTNER

it is not dangerous - usually - to make a psychic bid. assuminz that you have an understanding partner, but it is dangerous to start off in this fashion and then fol- low up as West did in the follow- ing case.

West dealer. Both sides vulnerable. North-south 40 on score.

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West North Eut south Pun Pass 1' Dblo. 1. 1N'i' Pass 25 so mite. Pan 3; "Fun Pass to Dblo. 4 Q Dble. (Inst bid)

The outcome of all this bidding

was that East went down 800 points at four hearts. whereas South would have been down at

least 200 points at three spades.

Thus. a minimum "swing" of 1000 points was involved.

The fact that East was out of line in bidding tour diamond; is only incidental. That can wag not the result of East's failing to "catch" his partners psychic Silude bid-the trouble was that East'was sure it had been a psy. Chic. but he was then misled by West's subsequent actions.

When North overcalled one spade with one noirump e a ques. tioliable but very lucky move on his part e and South then bid and rebid spades. East could not keep getting the fixed idea that West was very short in the suit - that he had had Slmnit fears about the enemy's bidding it. On top of this was the fact that West then bid three hearts. Actually, this latter bid was more dangerous. and even more misleading. than the psy- chic spade bld. Added to the other "evidence." it convinced East of two false facts: that his own de- fense against three spades was not adequate; and that West must have distributional values. since he so obviously lacked high cards. Cer- tainly. East could not imagine that West would turn tip with the hor- ribile 4-3-Ii-3 distribution.

DODGE RED TAPE

A man in Michigan wanting to marry a girl in Canada runs into red tape if the girl is not a Cana- dian citizen and thereby not per-

WINS SRD CONFIDENCE VOTE

ROME fAP)-Premier Antonio

Segni won his third recent vote of

confidence Wednesday night when the chamber approved his plsnsl i

for a new electoral law. The vote was zoo to 47 with one abstension.

mitted to enter the U. S, By "marrying" from opposite

sides of the dividing line it was thought to circumvent thg regula- ton.

"i've known all along those mar- riages are illegal." said Mrs. Stephenson. "it's high time they did something about it-it's just not right." -

Such marriages were invalid on both marital and immigration counts.

The reason. said Mrs. Stephen- son. is that licences are valid only in home territories and thus either the bride or the groom is not ijegaity married at such a wed-

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OTTAWA (GP)-Dr. E. A. Wat- kinson of the federal health do- pai-tment will represent Canada on the UN's scientific committee on atomic radiation, the external af- fairs department announced Wed- nesday. Dr. Watkinson, chief of the department's ocupatlonal health division, replaces Dr. A. J. Cip- riani,. an atomic expert at the Chalk River, 0nt., project. who died recetly.

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