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Mrs. Possum was fretful. She had reason to be. She was carry- imz nroundg throush the Green Forest I family of ten children, and you will admit that any mo- ther carrying ten children has a rizht to be fretful. some of them were riding on her back. some of them were in her big pocket where

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she had carried all of them when they were helpless babies. They were three months old now and a lively lot they were.

Now Mrs. Possum was a good mother. were it not so she would not have carried that lively lit- tle crew wherever she went. Evcn good mothers do get tired and fret. ful and out of patience. At three months of age the little Possums were no longer babies. It was about time for them to he start, ing out in the Great World for themselves. Miother would miss them. Of course. How could she hell) but miss ten such lively

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,There are cases in which it seems that declarer has to guess between two finesses which pre- sent equal chances. On closer ex- amination, however, there may he 3 disqnct "edge" in favor of one choice. Consider this very typical deal:

He wondered if it was good to eat.

youngsters? But it was going to be a good miss once they were start- ed out in the Great World.

The liveliest of the ten was Lit- tle Billy. He was just ii. little smal- ler than any of his brothers and sisters. He was just a. little livelier too, and t at was saying a great deal. It seemed to Mother Possum that Little Billy never stayed in one place. she warned him over and over that if he didn't hang on he would fall off and get lost, but Mother's warning went in one small car and out the other. as the saying is. Of course. warnings should be heeded but they seldom are. So it happened that Little Bil- ly did fall off his Mother's back. He had been crawling about in- stead of holding on tight. Mrs. Pos- sum had crawled under some brush and Little Billy had been knocked off.

He hadn't been hurt and it just happened that close to where he foil was a mushroom. He had never seen a mushroom before. He wondered if it was good to eat. He nibbled the edge of it. It tasted

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I. Only one offer to each child. !N'l'. Pass on sum. But he was a hungry mm I. The decision of the judges will be final. o west makgs his mum: mad- Possum. He began to poke around.

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the fourth-highest diamond. East puts up the king. and south of course wins with the ase.

south can count two sure dia- mond tricks, one club. two spades and two hearts-a total of seven in top cards alone. The two other tricks he needs can easily come from a successful finesse in either major suit with a break permit- ting south to run all four cards in that suit, or, failing the hrcak, suc- cessful finesscs in both suits.

Euperficially, declarer has the same resources in spades and hearts. Which suit should he first "'attack''?

The way to reach i1 decision is to envisage -what will probably be the result of losing the finesse which south decides to take first.

11' South tries for the spades. he must finesse to dummy's jack. If

South is at a disadvantage.

In hearts, however. South can finesse in the opposite direction. That is, he can lead a spade to the king or it heart to the ace, and finesse hack to his heart ten. If this finesse loses, South is in a better position than he was before (i.e., when he tricd and lost the

He was more hungry than scared. lle ate some more of that mush- room. The n he found a fat beetle and pounced on it. That tasted good and it was fun to catch it. Right away he went looking for another. He found a snail. That also was good. By the time he had filled that small stomach of his he was sleepy again. so he look- ed for a comfortable place where he would not likely. be seen and curled up for a nap.

so it was that Little Billy Pos- sum, small'son of Unc' Billy Pos- sum. was really out in the Great World all by himself. By the time he had been two days on his own he had forgotten all about his Mo- ther. lt is like that with some 02 the little folk of the Green Forest. when they start out for them- selves they are kept too busy look-

trouhle finding enough to eat. He liked insects. He liked berries. in fact he liked 'most everything he found. He wasn't fussy. When you are hungry it doesn't pay to be fussy. Then, too, he was a true son of his father and mother nei- ther of whom is at all fussy about what he eats. They like berries

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heart queen. may have a difficult problem-a club shift may look very hazardous to him, and he may decide to play his partner for the diamond ten. Obviously. if he does. South will be grateful for another diamond lead up to his Q-10.

fresh it is, or should I say how old it is? They like eggs. In fact they like anything anybody else likes. When a Possum cannot get some- thing to eat, times are hard indeed. Little Billy didn't have to worry about his food.

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