MAY SI. 1951

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"rm; GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN A

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lly Thornton W. Burgess) IN DEEP WATER

The worst is I'l::Y:l:TqUiTE so bad That something worse may still

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people are in great. trouble they vw TlLLASt.EEP.i " v . i .- ucx . WWERES ' 5 ” 3 momti-ieritir. .. ,

are sometimes said to be in deep water.

Peter Rabbit was in deep wa- ter. In fact he was in both kinds of deep water. He was in trouble, very great trouble. And he was in

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, . . . real water that was deep. and r 7 L DedICClTIOH CETEIITOIIICS that water was cold. Yes. sir. -2 i T ”

g , that mm. was mm Br-r-r-r-r-r! That water really soclai Eveiung ' Running away from Gray Fox W” com

he had slipped into a. deep pool in Laughing Brook. By stretching his long hind legs down as far as possible he could ioiicli bottom and thus keep his wobbly little nose above water. so that he could breathe. Being in that cold water was trouble enough. but to make it worse Gray Fox was standing on the batik only a few

surface and wobbiing moi'e than ever because it was so cold. You know folks usually see what they are looking for. and Gray Fox was looking for a whole Rabbit. not just a wobbly little nose. Br-r-r-r-r-ri That water really was cold. You see Peter doesn't have a waterproof coat. such as Jerry Muskrat. and Billy Mink,

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. . slands- caribou For Service . . . He lookimz ti... . , wood I W l'.E'.:y iuiuii that Peter. But he 1g:i;ge;300w?;lEf'iU?3,:rP

didn't. look the right way. Or if he did he just. didnt see that wobbly little nose just above the '1m

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waterproof coats they wear thick warm coats and so they can swim and play about in icy-cold water .:,.;,-3.;,.;,.:,.-. without being cold at all. BY-l'-l'-l'i Peter shivered. Would Gray Fox never go away? Br-r-r-r-i'-r! If

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Pl'ilTlr('P sinim .. '''''''''' -iwq ll n.m .'Sp.m. G001) Ju)(;3".;N-1- NEEDED looked all about without. moving

away from where he had stopped. After awhile he began to run about on the bank. sniffing along the ground with his wonderful nose! He was so near that had Peterls ears been above water he

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South had it-(iTffWl;il1L decision in the following deal. but he should have landed on his feet.

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By Ruforci

For Pzirticiilnrs Phone 78, Charlottetown. sou”. gen”-.1. y . woum have heard some of moss DIPPLE .- 309' 'id”'"""'b" n'”-- I 3'" sum it he had he -M-rs-" '- ' ' ' ' THING" j gnubb". hid!" iolull have lsmvercd more than YOURE ALwAsI5 50 GE-SMPY Now I CAN SYART 1;): ': GASIOBGLY Mono,

gm: 1”:..:;”.:?:"::;".: .t'.?:..”;:;i i8..ttE.ii?fi'o't.2 Etpkeei ggggvgivwgzgergznut; Mvsew! .KJ7 as much as cold can. '1'liat's fun- , A 4 n . isn't. it? . K919 T h 864 'Gray Fox disappeared among ' the bushes. Peter began to hope

that perhaps in a minute he could

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QA hnshes again. Peters heart sank. QA1oI732 Br-r-r-r-rt He was colder than .52 over. Gray Fox crossed Laughing ' . QQJ108 Brook to the other bank. He ran ,, , a little way along the bank up . A. 158 Kent Street 801.1; ”i::':j' "Wk-L uh. Laughing Brook. lrlcgstiil and his I Warehouse Entrance West of Home Motors R; ;:B.- 9;? 2:: o:at....:.Ln.. 3.71.5. ' 4Q” Pass Pass Double location of the diamond ace. hut Pace Pals Pan he came to an unfortunate con- . 11.1.1.1 dyad ugwi i I ' WNW Ulleninn lead was the fxvhinsiian spatiae sfiit eilild birch oiiiy ii HHS Of P8dP.S- fair, must have had the diamond Winning with the blank ace. ace on the side, so south )cd 3 - South led a trump to dummy's diamond and. when West played

kin. hoping that Vllcst. would play the jack or queen and thus per- mit a finesse against. East. When West produced ilio trump four. however, it. was all to r-vidontthai.

low. went right. up wiili diimmy's king. That. needless to say. was not it good idea.

Granting that South was right. in feeling that West's hid had

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East tas his (iniihlr implied) had a sure trump trick. and the re- turn lead to the trump ace es- tablished that fact.

Declarer led and passed the queen of clubs. hoping: for luck in

been pretty weak if hr: lacked the diamond ace. the fact. remains that South did not properly eval- uate East's double against West's mere oveicall at the one-level. A double in this sort of case carries

that quarter, but again he was disappointed. and now that a club and a triinip had to be lost, it be- came vital for South to make the winnlnggucss in the diamond suit.

As he explained later, South did make every effort to weigh West): vulnerable overcall against East's penalty double. to fix the probable

the greater weight. South should have asked himself whether East would have risked an opening re- double tt he had held nothing in spades. a heart holding which might not produce a trick (if the ace and king lay over himi. the king of clubs. and nothing higher than the queen of diamonds.

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