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OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE OUT OUR WAY ., v , U x - l-),! A I wcmwmwmmmmd Wwwwimmmw E 4 at-new JUSTASA PRANK PREV was -mA.n5W Ii, iM1vA2Eu'7xou um: mum”. aw mi one i toms FAr2ouK aveiz I: r..ir..2:2:.""E-2' -.-:..-'.I::r.w-v 9 BOAQDERSONEOFTHESE H lago , ,1 ,m pow.” RE. ,sa.,.m."069 z -. , MA25- AP5 , T ERE- HES I, learn MA” Fm” C - CHRISTMAS SHOPPING 4 r wmi we mms 6Aoci':i2 -, 'i 8 ' AND Pizoivetteizt-1'LL '” WE 05".? i-'E”Ei .- ' ,1 , PUT wen UNDERTI-IE 5”” I H E - if; (9 Trace AINTD iloi.D K41 BACKTHEIR x ,. I Ill 55 M; m it.” flh O )5. wk II, I will, It 2 : If , "IN '51. e Jlw. LII ll” it I I; I I: it in . I I it It ll lllr, U I ' all - ' ,1. M M . 2 Ifilvll in. 1 ...........IERO6SAREMADE-NOT&R1O I I CONTRACT BRIDGE I DAILY CROSSWORD By- B. Jnv BECKER Across 4. can I twelfth. As ixinxhe observed by I':::nf::nm0n 5A 5001" GNIU1 examining iii-sis hand, the thiee . . . i 5 Examine: 6. Persia Bola aide: vulnerable. title-sue! ulurli are available tot 'Crmc."y . (PM!) P Non-tn lbouth will all lose if atteiirpteii.I lo-wild ox 1. oily X . 8 5 l'loiu-yer. we caiiiiotp hold south IL Character. suugmca z ' 9 6 2 iespiiiisililn in any pay for iail- mm gg Nommu Ill . A J 3 3 ing to l(lllttV- a tiuiwses will lose. It Pu.” 0' glvigor I ax Q J g sinceliicgt is Tl;lllnrI4lllS! as In Ihi.'l'- umuary 14, Requin. WES1. EAST er I! to rep: is cart: cose ol. 13,cr.mbmg j6.Gypgie. ,3 K J 1 3 a 9 a 4 2 ll” ”'"”'- . . palm 18- Frultlnc " Q 3 . .10 7 5 3 Rather the question I! whether 15. com wnuggg :9. .10 9 g 4 . 7 3 normal rlav Klivmlrt oiwiiw iswed.i grain the crime :4. CoId.nort.h . 5 3 '. 10 . 1 twelve tricks, not knowing uliich 16. Use up 21. Rendcrodtlt 30. River (80. wind sou-I-H Epponeiidt has any or iall fIl('lIlt' 17. Stamp; 22 OMIIWIIIO ' Am.) 7 lswltg) g A Q m ey cat s pur an.-ucr s yes. or- again odious l.Not general I .3oodvueol ' A K) rect pay uill acliicie the desiicd I9. Fib g . K Q 5 result in this deal. I 20. Everyone "I A 5 Soiithshiiuld cash liiur diamoiiil 21. Catc.h,ui fT 8 2 tricks lltimtrtllaltily, iliscarilini: a all-'h 5 TM blddlnl 'club from his oun hand. lie should 2?. EX!” lug south West North East ithrn play the ace and another 25-Cfltlnsk) 2 NT Pau GNT Pun club aiiil stop playing the Still. The l "T - prawn for disciiiintiniiiiig the clubs 23 CIISIIID"-5 I M . i -- 27. Mon rel Opening leadrten of diamonds. f:::”.l:.(; . zgy M3,-plum I” The question before the court (nub, 29 Ruthless U5 today is how South should play A1 ihig pmni ;. spade 1: playf-(I ll'""del'9" w his cards, and tliimmy'5. In ill? from dummy and the ion is of-4 33 l'0"lf' Q iilx lwtruml! contract. torcd for i-onsuniptiiin- Wt-st wiml "I" "3 There is no use (IlS('llN&ilIK the uiih the jack but find: lie must 35 gulf: g bidding. because it is olixious that return a Si)-'l(IQ into dot-l.'irtir's A-Q ';)T1os.VL South was telling the truth when or a heart lnltl the A-K-.l. l'Iithi-r msndl he hid tiio notriinip, thereby play prcsciths declarcr with his . . . , T16 (nrlsname sliowing a liiilunt'c(i hand with 22 tuclflh trii-k . W calm, lo 2-1 points. and North, vihn had ()t' i'iiiii'w, it is liicky Wcat diiru '.. .1; H Inn better than a griinimar school, not have H club to return, but Vgrgx 3 education. simply added his it this is the kind of luck ulucli the to cum, ,IIl points to. South's .and was sure ielahorate pri-paraioryl steps taken ugsman nu. .-J the combined holding came to at by South make possible. l-Iriin if 0 least 33. .W('9l had hail another club. South Down '- Declarcr started uith clmcn I woulii have hrcn no Wtllixo off than !,Work sure tricks, The proiiiem is to if he had pluyi-il from the I)egin- 2 Harilcn I." find the surest tray to obtain a ning for outright finessi-s, :l.Snifts . l: . . 3' DAILY ('llYPTOQl.OTb - IIere'I how to l.'"'I( It: BEDTIME STORIES A X V n L B A A x I S ..m..?:.... iaLON6FlZI.LOW ld one li-ttcr Iimply stand: for another. In this sample A is uaed .": (or the three L's. X for the two 0'a. etc. Single letters. lp0I-

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Peter Ralihit wa: becoming ven- turesome. There uas still a crust covering the snow and it was easyl for Peter to get about on it. This night Peter had gone oicr to Far- mer Brown's. llc sometimes llI(t':S to visit there alter dark when lll('l rings are shut up. He was crosxingl Farmer Brown": garden. 0! course it wasnt really a garden now. for there urre not grim-iiig things there. Peter sat doun to rest for

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Green Mcattmvs. He knew that winter (lei-p dovtn in the ground. He diiln't even hair in wake up to eat. llut there were some Pel-

a few NIIIIIIIIW, Hi-iiiil over there 9r watnil "I'll" WI? i'h”'” "ml reminded him of an old friend. I" Wl"ll"'3d- 0'19 "I "W59 W35 id illr. Toad.

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licaril Peter then i am Sure he Aim it n u I ii hair rliucltlcil. lie , ' Id h ll ht t it B ll .RFPII)llTlZt"Tg'- Topped with I;,,(l(u, inmae tmltuulgi ,.,.l,.,iii-8 par: an Ill"I'”' "ml I'if"l'Il FYI". joke You 5130 at that l('l'y min- n"I.V 5'" ute Peter no: xllIIIlK riizlit on tllil tlr. Toad Perhaps I should say hr iiaa sittirii: right oii-r tlld llr. Toad. The latter was fast asleep - ' deep down in the ground right be- Tak. 0'" s.rvIg. ncatli Peter. He was as near as that. And at the same time he . DIAL 7131 uas several months away. 'l-gl T5 f T .D..- . .eD..- Peter was learning much these )l(”,'-: K at ax Monc'." day oz. For some folks in the Green ,I. ,, 3 P x r r " mmmdmammdwmmmmwwmu Television Programme ,,,,.',,,.,m,,, ha", ,,,,,,.5. F"; 0",. the ground right beneath Peter. Schedule "5 "Icy 3”?” "M hard, Hm” mI "Of course I know that Old (jhannel 2 i,'lll,lI"'11IiPN"';r':”Immngmnt Mr. Toad sleeps somewhere all . winter, but I wish I knew where. IGranrltathi-r Frnu. who is Old Mr. 1'l'oadia cousin. sleeps all winter tortpm Test Pattern down in the mud at the bottom I 10 p in -F M Concert Hall of the Smiling Pool. I don't know 2 23 p m-Afternoon TV News how he does it. but he says that 2 30pm.-(Toffee (hatter is what he does and I suppose 3.00 p ni.-At Home With Ilelel it must he so. I siippo-to Snapper ('mcker Ithe Turtle is down there with 1 (I) pm: l'ncle Jack M The him. Hut, tilil Mr. Toad doesn't "and" go to the Smiling Pool until Spring. 4:15 p in --People And Place! lie say: he digs in for the winter. till p m A Iiowdy Dooriy Ihut where does he do it and how 5400 p m.--llidrlen Pages Idoes he do it"” thought Peter as 5-an pm, crom-ii A Dog the sat there in Farmer Brown) zoo in m.-Puppet Theatre . lnrrlen. -1:, pm...MoIody Rnundup . it certainly dldnlt look like a 6 30 p.m.-Early Evening IV . . TTTTT” Vow. s - &&-W 64.5 p. - ' L301? I 'IliaTliankeiiIuiiiaiidAgaiii u . p . hllulhhikynpir-it-andit'aooeaayandinep . . , - - paadvslnpaninaiydwndcylsve-rmmG"'" gua-Inouaaaiyoiciiaiaiiyaniin-mi-.eni:ec-ally Eda a pint wholaamm treat

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Not wonderlul are thing: you'He hurl iuiiiid out that .lcri-y anil know: Mia. .lei'i-y lluskrat liki-it winter. 'Tls lack of knowledge maliea They could sleep in comlort when . . ' them no. .thi-y wnntml to, lime plenty in 1 I' 4-I W D R 7 D -Old lilother Nature. eat. and iliilnlt care what the K N D B R ' R F D P z J

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ERASMUS,

Exodus ls Takin

By EDDY GILMORE !

LONIXIV iAPl -A great exoilus ia under way from this country where uaucs are low, taxes high. prices rising and automobiles shy of gasoline.

Thoueands of United KIIIEIIOHI, reszrlcius have packed bags andl gone to Canada. Australia, New Zcalnnd and Rhodesia. Thousands of others daily are asking how to get into those faraway lands.

"The greatest acuttle in his- tory." aaid one newspaper.

"The rush is fantastic." said an official at Canada's immigration office. "we've never had anvthing like lt."

immigration officer L. 0. Cum- mung hat to leave his desk, act. Ias a doorman. handle the long lines of people and answer douns

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place where anybody could be sleeping the long cold month: a- way. Yet right in that very gard- en down in the hard ground und- er the snow. were many Ileeperl There were insects of many kinda. all sleeping the winter away. And there, right under Peter. Inn Old Mr. Toad.

Had Peter happened over in that garden Just before the com- ing of Jack Frost he might have 1::-on Old Mr. Toad going to bed. Of course It isn't polite to watch ,fnlks go in bed. but Peter would lliave tound It lntercntinl If he had hcen there. Just what made Old Mr. Toad (home that exact spot

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For several days this month the” line of applicants spilled out of the immigration offices in a line 50 yards down I side street.

tiilii-r Commonwealth countries are pressed, too.

"We are flooded with applica- tions hy telephone. letter and per- sonal inquiries." Aiiclrallni im- migration office reported.

"I've been here since the end of the war," said a clerk at New Zeal.-ind'I headquarter: "and tiliit-re haa never been anything like t In."

"There has never been I time when so many people wanted to leave Britain." said The Daily Mail.

Australia House handled more than 5.000 applications for entry in one week. I BIG CANADIAN INQUIRY

"We haven't totted them up." said a Canadian official, "but I'd estimate we are getting 10.41!) in- quiries a week with a large per- :-entagetof them turning into re-I quests in entry.' -

Immigration queues have been swelling at the Commonwealth offices since last January, but the big get-out rust: started Dec. 5. That wu one day after the chal- cellor of the excliequer. Harold Macmillan, announced gasoline was going up to about It cents a gallon became of the oil shortage caused by the Sues Canal Mock- age. He' also hinted that the in- come in might go up if things get worse. lritiati income lane alreely no the Ilgheet la IIo'

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