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By Thornton W. Burgess

i the Kingfisher PLUNGER CUM!-'l.Al.VS "i have you Thu statement is both rte-ar and

"l have. and I haven

He often had to

was sitting. have good luck this morning." said Rattles.

ed

the same tree in vthl('Tl Rattlest plied Plunger.

said Rattles.

ger. "The flSlllflE has been fairly

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sv-i-e."isiaies dollars increased to si.ss4.- nuday asked people not.to mail ttlitI.lI0(t on May 31. a rig. gf 512.. fragile item: to HMCS Labrador. mmled mung minim from April 30 and s51'3on, the navy": Arctic patrol vessel 900 "um M”. 31 1”. ya,-g ih. now on a alx-month tour of Cana-

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ti ien growing up

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Rattles looked tiiierosted. you see he had a big faintly, a reallyi ibig family. He had tttelie child- ”Y-iii don"! sag." said Rattles. ”I know Just how you feel. too. too big ii family. But wine- how we manage to feed them all."

Plunger nodded. "lt's iust that

.L.. "P go with-

” ' nugh hm” mum mar bl9'””"E; ”' pout A fish himself when he want-

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way with me,” said lie. ”I've goti

too hill 3 faniily." he added.

b "How many?" asked Rattles ”Three." replied PILIIILIPT, I

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--Old llotlwr

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By Josephine Culbertson

of the Big River uiis a tile nest; near the trip of a time that iiasi partly dead. It was the I1IElJ?FIp

nest in all the Green Fmiut it It ihp nest of PIIIYIZOF the (is- pre,. uihu is tiftmi mill:-il Fish i.- it P .iii:l him it tilt 1t” I-ind htiilt that nest sexeixil war: no Thai lirsl Fviil .t It-"illl1.'l been a big nest That is. II hadn't; been big compared with what it Wla now. Most other hirriswniild have called it a his iirut men. then. but it has iimlii'i.' ('tIll1Dilf'I 01 to what. it was now.

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the hand below, only to over the next.

North dealer.

Both sides vulnerahia

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South 6 3 9 4 0

him a raise on comparati tle, wli.ch would stilt East Pltttuer ld- and if it was South. no who had the balanca of perhaps he would tlnd it

year Hrs. led a spray of gratin here and there around the edge of that "J" ,,

Mr. and Mrs. Pluiiiicr are true

Every

- East's misfortune that so

home lovers. Tliei tH'Il1l(' li:it-ktnl that home jrcar afti-r .lItli'll', Iillfl added to it. So that nest had grown and grown and grown. so that now it was so big that it

iiiiet. and that Weat caiil ford to make a move. cite defensive.

No FOLLOW-THROUGH smith got over one hurdle in

stumble

W e at Pau

East had a two-way purpose in leaping to three hearts ove? the diamond bid. since he was mak- ing this overcall when vulnerable. he knew that West would give

vely lit- to a T; t West, power. hard to

act at this level. However. it waa

uth had

far too good a suit to be kept

dn't II- naive or

West opened the queen of

It

hearts. East thought for a mo- ment. then overtook the trick with the king and returned the jack of diamonds.

The significance of this defense p was not lost upon declarer-he . realized that East was out for a diamond ruff. So South took pre- cautions. He led two rounds of clubs. then continued with a third round, to get rid of his second heart and in that way prevent; East from putting his partner In I with a heart. I

This was a sound idea of South s. but when Eniitrtinkinrlly ruffed the third round of clubs, South went wrong. Perhaps he was disgusted over the club break: in any case he overrutfed and that was his swan song. ; When he then knocked out the I trump ace, Eu! returned a low heart on the i-iianrte of finding his partner with the JHCR, and 1 since that desperate effort aiic- i ceeded, East was able to ruff the diamond return for the setting trick.

South should have followed through with his original plan. There was no point in overriif- tlng East on the third round of clubs-all Smith had to do was to discard his losing heart. Then East could never have out his partner in for a Kllflliiollll return, and deolarer's only loscrsi would have been the spade ace. L310 orig- ingfl heart trick, and East: club ru .

was a wonder that the trees f'tIlllfI hold it. It was htiilt ierr l."ii':nly

They needed a lot of food. (Ifp

course. that food, heiniz fish, hart. ul 5413,. my ad

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of sticks. htit was llilt'(I uiihi Acnos. 4ovum u up"-

::?:: .i::..r:';..t;;";i I-warm

Epray of green lwie and there? tofd m-IVE: Ettfnsg "Huh

around the edge of that nest m 01 9 P not ”'mM'

She liked to see it I Turk. clam :'F"Mdd.. N"

The Plungers are noted ratrh-I (pm iomun.” u'A . .

us of iiiii. Thev live on fish. ”'A u"'”"' " "P”'""' 5"'"k'” r.-jgimg (arm-ii.1i1 practically altoi;iiiliei'. Br-caiise H lcnmsefcmg lgi::r:;.'uk. 3:30: EBJII VJ EL! they are big birds, they i-air-ii. '(.Nrkp w's”m,h :5 Ben” BEBE EH

tiiih of good size. They really (In ” Mam; in." h ntsod 0' 3' not interfere with the Ilihlnil of "'L””g cur” msnm" twnlgr y..imi.,--. 5...",

Ra ttlen the Kintzfislir-r. who 'dumond. 1.. nowua 2. Due”. t catches small fish like lliniiousi ”pA bench. uni” ' at 34 Emma

Nor do they inii-i't'r-re nith l.tiii2- mm Ru " g;v,mn' um me, 36.ForeariI I lens the Heron. and other lIlPli1- W Spanish 'zod 31 Fm? Ibo". l bers of the Heron faniilr. f,tiiiiz- lconqueror ,. (ggypu 33,'p:,m.uz. 37. Honey- I '9” ”""h” 5”"? I""Ptt.i i:nnd-p Mexico 20. Decorated of gathering

''"d H" 1" "m"' hm "Hy If Deed letttar at hair insacta

when ”” "m M""' l"'" ”""hi !0:Having Ni beginning of dlcultun 30 Chance

'ha”"w W8"? "W m" are Wm" 22 Very small a Parazfaph medium 4t)'A win!

in reach of his loiiu ilP('k and 'cream” ' i :Ili;I'e:Vhen he is standing in the ulnevoke. ,,

Plunger and Mrs. Pltinuor uni lfbggs);

the other hand. do their fishing '7 spam” mi.

in deeper water. From hiizli .1 "of "drug

bove water It is possible to lnnk 28 Pnce p down and see IHIIIES in quite ”:Not rough . deep water. So it is that Pliiiigor 30 A "anon, ' can see fish well belnw the sur- ' - I t H "s 't 'ifr id to iii- "'F"b'dd"'

a Erelat! heitzhta and ofte-IT; wpomh W.” I disappears completely tinder toi '8.(c8St;l)

catch his fish. , "I; 5'1".

There were throe ,2 ,- (I w i n 5: mg. Empeh ynung Ospreys in that hit! nrwf or of Em”

to he caught Three -ti--is one pl more than Pliinizer and 'lli'sl Plunger usually had. Pliinisnr g.):t,o,.m::.-I. didn't think much about it iii 'mem first. but as those yntimz Oeiiiioysi H Com, got bigger, Plunger lind lo .iPl'llfI '(.mm, more and more time fishing lie DOWCN had to fly fartht-r to find fish rn- Lgpplnm zlmpoltte 3. Unexpecl edly

JOHNSON.

STEEL TOOLS SET

Joe Pdolto

DAILY CRYYIOQUOTE--llere's how to work it: A X Y D L I A A X I la I. 0 N 0 I I I. I. o W OM letter simply atanda for another. In this example A in uaol

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