Phge 12 'I'he Guardian Monday. Mar. 11, 1957

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Islet-ls: Pusu.Oet ing Up Nights. strong l urine. irritating passages. Leg Pains. nergy due to Kidney and

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I ll SKINA

KIDNEY ACIDS ROI! your Rest. .

Many people never seem ta yet a poll night's rest. They turn and loss-blame it on 'nsrIas'-when it may be their kidneys. Healthy kidneys tiller poisons an excess lddil Iran the hlood. II they Iail and hpuritica stay in the ystein-disturbed not often follows. If you don't rest well

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CONTRACT BRIDGE

By 11 JAY BIXJIZ

gouty. dam-, sorcery, legerdemain. c'nicanery,. Neither aide vulnerable. anything you want. This is one ' N031-u sure trump trick that Just disap- . 9353 lpears before your eyes! .K94 Declarer does nothing astonish- . Kym ing. South wins the diamond lead gggg and plays the queen and jack of guys-g 5551- clubs. West playing low. When . 754 .QJ1o East shows out the situation looks .1053 'QJg5; pretty hopeless. since there is al- 0 987 .3433 ' so a spade loser. But declarer .5-43; 5 kneepsl on playing. hoping for a gown; irac e. ' .AK2 Two rounds of diamonds are ' A7 chased. Then the ace and another AQ5 heart to the king are followed by .QJt091 a heart ruff. Now the A.-K and The bidding anotlier spade are played. East iiinning. 50!"-h W951 N0l''-h 313! East has two cards left-a heart 1 g Pass 1 9 Pass alid a diamond. Declarer has 10-9 3NT PISS CA PD! -of clubs. West has K-4 of clubs. 64 Dummy has ace of clubs and a

Opening lead--nine of diamonds. spade-

There is a play in bridge that E351 lead-E D9t'l3l'9F trump! has to be seen to be believed, and with the nine. west is helpless. after yuifvg .99" ii, you mjghi His king of trump is destroyed. Sim nu; believe ii. 5 Don't bother to learn this play.

Like me fclloii whn saw an eie-'Jusl file it among your curiosi- .pham for the ms; time and sajdities. I've never come across it in l”ilieri- ..in'i no such animal," ilils;-all the years I've played. and I play is of the same family. ld0ll'l GXPCCI 10-

As anyone can plainly see. West: I mill?! Peollle ll'Il0 1811 me "IE7 has a giiaranieed ti-iimp trick. He'hai'e executed a smother play just doesn't cover the queen and llh8l'S Whaal IVS Clilledl bl” I lack of clubs tilien they're led. Pl" lllem in the Same Clll9E0l'Y He just sits around and waits un-iwith players W110 U?” me they til his ltcll-guiirtled king takes a once uere dealt thirteen spades. mi-k, Wouldn't it be funny if i told

I-Except that he netcr gets it! .you tomorrow I had a smother The king is dead. and he can't do play yesterday? You wouldn't be-

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a thing about it. Call it magic.

llieve me, would you now?

i BEDTIME STORIES

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-old Mother Nature. There iias big news in the green Forest. Yes, sir, there has big news. it traveled fast. it was the kind of news that always does trayel fast. How it travels so fast through the Green Forest. no one kiious. What was the big news? pit was iihat ad happened over in the most lonesome part of the tircen Forest. For a long time. in fact most of the winter. no one had known that anyone was living over there in that most lonesome part of the Green Fordcst. But someone was. It was Mrs. Buster Bear. She was spending the whiter there. She was

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At the end of the winter Mrs. Bear woke up and came out.

len trees. called a windfall. be- cause those trees had been blown down by the wind. She had dug out a place under those fallen trees and made her bed there. Then she had gone to sleep which would last almost all winter. There is nothing for her to eat in winter. so very wisely she keeps quiet and goes to sleep. No one had seen her when she went in. Then the snow had fallen and cov- ered that pile of fallen trees so that it became a great white mound that helped to keep Mrs. Bear's secret.

The first big news was when at the end of the winter Mrs. Bear woke up and came out. and for the first time other folks knew where she had been. Now, still big- ger news had travelled last all through the Green Forest. Mrs. Bear had family under that big pile of trees near that old windfall. That was not altogether surpris- news was that instead of the usual twins. Mrs. Bear had trlpllts. And one of these was wearing a brown coat. instead of the black coat that little Bears were suppos- ed to we-ar.Ilke thler parents. This was Cubby. Her coal was a lovely soft brown. Her two brothers had black coals. such as little Bears Iivcre supposed to have.

It was when lit: three little cubs

all through the Green Forest. Flverybody tried in find an excuse to visit that part of the Green For- est and see for themselves if it was true that one of the triplets wore a hrown cnat.

Now Cubby. the of the brown coat was a bit the smallest of the three. The other two were such roly-poly little clubs that one us

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first appeared that the news spread i

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l Chubby, Tubby And Cubby

Hall in the most lonesome part of

the Green For-est. l Two other babies were living ithere also. They were little Hoot

land little Toot. They were living ;in a nest high in a tall tree. Have you guessed who were their father and mother? They were Hocty the Owl and Mrs. Hooty. the two bigg- pest Owls in all the Green Forest l So, there in what had been the .most liinesnnie place in all the l Green Forest. there wzre live live- little folks. There were the Bear ;cubs down below. Tubby, Chubby and Cubby. and high in the tfee close by. the two young Owls, Little Hoot and Little Toot. Of the ?five the liveliest were the cubs idown below. The ones giving the :fathcr were the two young Owls, most worry to tliier mother and because they had not yet learned to use thler wings.

Robber Uses Knife In Saint John Holdup

SAINT JOHN. N.B. (CPL-Po lice sought a knife-wielding iiiug who held up a restaurant propri- etor at knife point early Monday. robbed him of 5200. and stole his car.

Austin L. Graham. H. told po- lice a man "20 to 25 years old" hid in the back of his cai and held him up in a residential area of the city. Mr. Graham said he handed over a roll of bills and his wallet.

He said the thief told him to "turn your face away and get out" of the car. A passing taxi driver picked up Mr. Graham and radioed police headquarters of the incident.

Police found Mr. Grahsi-n's car abandoned shortly after the hold- up.

utter Ordered To Track Icebergs

PORTLAND. Me. (AP) - TIII U.S. Coast Guard cutter Acush- net has received orders to leave today for Greenland to track he imovements of Icebergs. now a hazard to trans-Atlantic '

The Coast Guard said a warm front has broken up some of the Greenland lcecap four months earlier than usual and that Ice conditions In shipping lanes are the worst in seven years.

The 212-foot Portland-based cuts fer will refuel at Argentla. NfId.. base of operations for the Interna- tlonal ice patrol. Planes from there will assist the Aclllhltte 'wliich has been deslnatod th "scout ship."

Nfld. Fishermen lketurn To Boats

ST. JOHN'S. Nfid. (CPI Prospects of good Prices and un- employment insurance are luring Newfoundland fishermen back in their boats.

"There's a lean lively interest iii the cod nslis-rs this year." says Max Lane. neural secretary of the Newfntslillnd Federsuon oi

School Uniforms In New

By J, C. GRAHAM Canadian Press Correspondent AUCKLAND. N.Z. tCP--School uniforms. almost universal in New Zealand schools. have been under attack. Education Minister R. M. Algie and many headmastcrs have defended the custom.

per grades should be allowed to wear long trousers. The second criticism is on the score of the high cost in buying distinctive school uniforms which cannot be worn for other pur- poses. Particularly parents com- plain oi expense when their child- The type of uniform often draws ren change schools through shift- amazed -. meat from visitors. es- ing to another district. or moving pecially from North America. Girls : from elementary to second y wear "gym" frocks of heavy school. A change of uniform makes pleated m at e rial oier white; many garments useless. blouses. long black stockings, Education Minister Algle and black shoes and straw hats with a many headmasters maintain that hand in the school colors There is uniforms are cheaper in the long some variation in color and de- run. Algie says uniforms are not sign. but this is the standard. Ilaid down as compulsory in any in summer the unitoriii is nor- laiv or regulation. They are de- mally varied to a cotton frock of cilled upon by school boards. usu- standard design and cut. and snort ally in consultation with parents, sot-ks. twho have concluded that the pre- The biiys' uniform is equally sent designs are the most practi- slrange by North Anirrwan sland- E cal and efficient for the purpose. ards. Normally it consists of a: Abolition of uniforms. he said. small can perched on top of tlirciiuld easily result in added ex- head, a flannel shirt open at the pense if PHTLITIS and children were neck. shorts of the same color as free to yield to a competitive the shirt. stockings ending several spirit in dress, inches below the knee. and black shoes. SONGGRAM VICTOR CONSTANT WEAR . Shorts are worn winter and stlili-I BANGKOK. Thailand (Reuters) nier. The only concession to colder 3FinaI results in Thailand's first iteather is the addition of a blazer lgeneral election Feb. 26 showed or pullover in school colors. lThursday that the Prlrwestem Uniforms have lately been under lgovernment won a small but. ab fire from two directions. Some par- lsolute majority in the National ents and older boys complain atlAsseiilbly. Prime Minister Field the universal wearing of shori:xlMarsllal Pibus Songgram's party They maintain that boys in the up- won iii: of the 160 seats contested.

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