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hurri. suspecting an enemy must Front around that big rock an- he may, itlier stranger appeared. Then Then one mu. ...h,.,. H"... new things happeiied. and happened

last. The first stranger stopped ab- ruptly. He stamped with his front feet. He threw up his tail until it was way up over his back. Right small deer

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Drama Festival To Open In corner Brook

OTTAWA. (CPJ - The Dominion Drama Festival will open its 1955 regional festivals Jan. ii in Corner Brook, Nfld.. the DDF anhounoed today.

Director Richard MacDonald slid the regional festivals will run from east to west. concluding with the we:-k-long finals in Regina begin- ning May 9.

Mr. MacDonald, recently re turned from a month-long visit to the United Kingdom and France, lsalci he spoke to several prospective iadiudicators while abroad, but it iwas too early to decide who would be used.

Dates of all regional festivals ihave been set, but where they will he held has been decided in only six iiegions so fzir.

i The dates, with locations in lbl'llCkEl.5 where available include:

Newfoundland, Corner Brook Jan. 11-15; New Brunswick, Jan. .20-22: Nova Scotia, Jan 24-20; Prince Edward Island, Jan, 28-29; eastern Quebec. Quebec City Feb. ii!-5 and western Quebec, Mont- lreal Feb. 10-12.

ysleiider nose of his filled with the iinust awful smcll he had ever ismeiled. At the some time the .strangcr who had so unexpectedly ;come from around the big rock lbegan yclping and whining and with his paws. Then he disappeared the way he had come. He could be heard whin- ing long after he had disappear- ed.

The small deer looking on was too frightened to move at first. He was as puzzled as he was fright- ened. That first stranger had start- ed on quite as if nothing had hap- pened. but that dreadful smell still remained. It must be that he was an enemy to be watched out for. How could any body with a scent like that not be? He hurried back to join his sister in the thicket and tell her what he had seen. Of course, the stranger with the dreadful scent was no one for him to be afraid of at all. It wad Jimmy

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South went wrong on two major counts in the following hand-one in the bidding. the other in the play.

North dealer. Neither aide vulnerable. Q 10 8 2 , Q J 8 5 I 0 A Q 5 A K Q 8 A s 1 D 4 3 9.4 e N z K Q to "fill ” W E 3. . . Q10 6 J 3.! O 5 2 Q A K Q J O 9 1 3 I J G :7 4 3 The bidding: North East South West 1 Q Pan 1 Q Pass INT Pass 3 9 Pun, - 4 Q Pass Pass Pass Souths three-spade rabid over

North's one notrump was the sort of error that inexperienced (or greedy) players are constantly mak- ing. It was 'the next thing to a certainty that North should make three notrump with the help of South's five spade tricks-such a suit can be presumed to be solid- but it was no: so sure that south could avoid the loss of four tricks at spades. If South's idea was to score his honors, he should change his attitude.

It is true that the four-spade contract was maiuible, but as ad- ditional proof that three notrump would have been better-south didn't make four spades. West led the ace and six of hearts. East won the second trick with the heart nine. cashed the king and led the heart queen. south ruffed and drew four rounds of trumps.

On the last trump a discard had to be made from dummy.. After long thought South throw off the diamond queen in order to keep all four of the clubs. Obviously, he hoped that the club suit would break 3-3 and permit a diamond discard. so that he would not have to take the diamond finesse. Un- fortunately, however. this plan did not work-East turned up with a club stopper.

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