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Page 10 The Guardian

Friday. Feb. 8. 1957

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Left Wing Writer Produces First Book On Suez incident

Lounos cc?)-The first of theieasily recover from these blows. books about the Suez war is hot, off the press. "Hot"

in the oper- recover . . ..it is possible that we ive word. 'may follow I path marked with While the dust settles atter thepministeral lies Ind

"Perhaps. indeed. it may never.

corruption, l

the Middle East, apart from its niaii tragedy into I political malo- nlllihsethe land bridge from Russia drama."

to continent of Africa. Na on- -

Ilization of the Suez Canal was At. "unit, you" cmnnnn the climax to I policy designed ..

to nullify British power in the :1 area I "policy undertaken by a mom sh, Anmonya role the ma" dictator half-sold already to the 1 fed um whit he d” w" h

Soviet Union whose example L would surely be followed by melf":::::'yV:i:":m Im

other Arab states." W.n,m,...

1 abortive Anglo -

French actiuniwith deceit and evasion in high NOTHING CLEAR

The Spectator I right - wing

British left-winger Paul Johnson has written I sizzling suniniiiiy called The Suez War. Critics con-T; older it one of the most scverel attacks on government policy. since the days of Munich. Johnson sharply criticizes for- mer Prime Minister Sir Anthony l Eden, contending that he ncrvcd 1"”' . himself to attack Egypt's Pre- myt: ollh I 0" haunted by Alled failure to stop I in-ck-II will It WW .dictators at the time of Munich.

minor tlllnltivo iipeta. children so

F dtunrntder II I result of overeating or u too much may hr nests. live p C n'a Own Tableu. new corrective

wanton Iour atomacha and act speedily Lo dnr out from the bowda. olendlng Irnata mnlnial in I 2 i -

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The writer also argues that I awwoam TAILIYS

Eden and Premier Guy ltlollct of n j Ache-all-over

France were in league from they c 0 L D O

YOU'VE EVER KNOWN!

int Buckley's Cold Capsule. You'll IM

tervention has foundations of British St)t:lt.l).

is an honorable man. g destroyed. the system is fataly You'll feel I iii in minutes after that injured . I g

time Nasser seized the Suez Canal last July 26. HITS FOUNDATION In Johnson's view. the sucr. in- servative struck at the lates Johnson on his brilliant and :lucid style. but says the book suf- "At the heart of our political fers from one central flaw-”the gconsciousness is the notion thatyauthoi"s total failure to under- HERE'S FASTER REUEFTHAN1 British minister of the Crownlstand the magnitude of the crisis If this isithat the government was called iupon to face."

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our system will not

in The Daily Telegraph I Con-

places. with increasing public cyn- icism. with ever-failing faith in democratic institutions." -

R. 1!. S. Crossman in the left- wing New Statesman takes issue

political weekly which opposed the Suez intervention lays the

Em), review, geuemuy weep, with Johnson's portrayal of Eden."dlsaater” was due as "much as the book as a lively piece of poiiti- as a "scheming villain" sayingusnything to sheer failure to wr-

dfm-'l5 3"1'lbl"3bi9 P3 THY N that this "degrades I genuine hu-iceive obvious" consequencea."

speed oi writing and publication.

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Peregrine Worsthorne writing

newspaper, Congratu-

The Telegraph critic argues that

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CONTRACT BRIDGE

By B. JAY BECKER quiz

Iierable. The bidding has been: '

What do you now bid with each of the following (on; hqndgf

1- 4341 Mia QKQDIG 4.53 3- IQ5 on excuses 4.AQs I. It 9K4 QQJB652 4.AK93

who continues to force the bid- ding are excellent. A two notrump bid over two. lhearts would not be doing just- ice to the hand- North may read this bid as another minimum re-E '- 5995 VK52 QAKJ864 Q8 spouse made only under the com-? 1. Two spades. North's two.pulsion of the forcing two heart heart bid. being I new suit named bid. by responder, constitutes I forcei 3. Three clubs. The two no- requiring I further bid from theltrump bid which might be con”

nine Lrictks opposite I partnerl i

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tion east of Main Street will be owners.

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The area coiilains an estiniatcdiclude offering of land for indus- 4500 dwelluig.trial or commercial projects or

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3. pm 3. P". 'made by jumping to three no-i ? trump. The prospects of makingf

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Opener. Since the opening bid was i sidcrctl should be avoided because 15. Enemy scout 19 Vase of the minimum type. the rebidipartncr may assume South has l6.Credit :0 Audiencr .rt Shop by South at this point should notia balanced hand. North must be

THOSE

33. Dropped 38 Fish (.IIp,) 89. la abla

tabbr.i '12. Stockings 32. Weary

take an encouraging form. A raise to three hearts may be

iout on notice that a misiflt exists. rand the failure to say two no- imerpnned by Nunh ” '.'eg.i5t"' ttli:Mpis lilllse Snllsppzrllllfllrniflllggnlllllgllj ing newly found values. This is not; suns and inappropriate dismbug glguzuy gm "55 The M0 59?”: tion for notrump purposes.

i "5 t '3 ”dV””339 0'k9eP'"!1' 4. Three spades. It would be the contra" We level low” if improper to bid only two spades were 1” "0 game' and dim-5 Wtlhecausc partner is apt to read prevent 3 game (mm being reach” this call. in conjunction with the- ed whenever that is desirable. igwo diamond bid. ,5 showing . The disparity in wade am-1.real minimumhand. similar to heart high card support is oflthe one given in the first ques- course obvious, but this factor is "0"- not as important as finding that with a fit in both of North's longest trump suit. North may suits. and club control in the form have equal length in spades and of a singleton. there is every rea-T hearts. but there is I good chance son to give a jump preference to: also he has more spades. in which spades. The strength cannot be i C359 Spades is the better trump misread in view of the earlicrl 30' minimum rebid. 5

nsorms s1oLsg Black Pussy is lucky

Your luck may be Inother'i woe. ! and. Nanny Meadow Mouse and Au through me you mm 1; .9, bnianylofItheirHchil(drcn agdtfriends were IVIII. e new t a some-

-Old Molher.NIture.J "mes meyiume up on top of the

Black Pussy was hunting. Hesnow to get seeds that were still loves to hunt. Moat hunters, ex- held in the tops or weed. which 9291 1W0-103884 hunt!!! with were above the snow. Ha found

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dreadful guns. hunt because they have to hunt to get enough food

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He felt that Black Pussy had no, baolneu to be heating.

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anything but the tip of his tail. he can't seen to keep

the ti of hi -1 . um: I tall Itlll for loll It He had gone down on the Green

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to eat. Black Pussy doesn't have him that that hole had been made to hunt Like most men and boys by a Mouse who had climbed the W110 "PM Nick PUSSY hunts for stalk. So Black Pussy settled him- it i” Black Pussy. They know he does prep" 9 D be very' very pment PW 3'" 30 hum 8! does Redd! out on the snow-covered Green Fox and many of the other furred Meadows. It was Reddy Fox. He

Now there was another hunter

had seen Black Pussy prowling I- bout on the snow and had watch-

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angry. Yes, sir, it did so. He felt? that Black Pussy had no business

to be hunting. He felt that no one had any right to be hunting Mice .on the meadows except those who ; needed them for food- And he and Mrs. lieddy certainly needed all the Mice they could catch, These hitter winter days were very hard on Fnxes and other furred and fcalhered hunters. Reddy began to wonder if he dared to try to catch Black Pussy. He started out to see how near he could get to Black Pussy without the latter”: know- inil it.

Now every night and sometimes every day. Reddy and Mrs. Red- dy had hunted over the Green Meadows for Mice. But since the coming of the deep snow they had had no luck. This was because under the snow the Mice could come and go along the little tun- nela they dug and have no fear of being caught. They couldn't be seen by hungry hunters. They couldn't be heard. It really was the safest time in all the year for Danny and Nanny Meadow Mouse and their friends in the Mouse fam-

lltddy had crept very near to;

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