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"Hive run anything to trade?" ‘asked Peter Rabbit's new acquain- iflllfle over in the Green I'm-est. 1t was ’I'rsder the Wood Rat,

“Whit do you mean by trade?" asked Peter.

“You give me something and 1 Bive you something," 'Qxp]51ngfl Trader.

"What?" asked Peter.

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_Success in today's deal depended

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This deal came u-p in the recent Vanderbilt Tournament. One East- Wesi Dair in a team-oi-lour match bid and made tour hearts, for a score oi’ 620 points; at the other table, North-South “saved” KEuinst the same contract. and by Being down only one trick, doub- led. salvaged 420 points ior their team. The bidding at this letter table was:

Neel lest Seal: West Pass . Pass 1 A Dblo.

2 Q ‘Pass Pass 8 Q l Pass 8 Q ‘Pass 4 9 ' Dblo Pass 4 Q Qflq PEI _ PIS , - '

south thought he did pretty

well by going down only one, and it was a good sacrifice, conlpsrs- tively, but he could have achieved a signal victory by not going down at all!

West led the diamond ace; B!" thought for a moment and play- ed the three thus showing that he did not haves. singleton. West then cashed the heart ace‘ and con- tinued with the heart Jack. De- clarer milled and led tho spade queen, capturing West's lone U118. He cashed the trump Jack and dia- mond queen, returned to dummy with a trumip, discarded a club on the diamond king-and ended up by conceding two club tricks. Now observe what a slight change in this routine would have pro- duced] After smothering West's trump king, suppose declarer ruiis dummy’s last heart. He then cashes the trump jack and diamond queen. West can let go a diamond on the trump lead. but when South then plays another trump, to the ten. West must give up his last heart. (I! he throws s club. South should read his original distribution, and play ace and low in olubs to drive out the lklrlg.)

Now, with West obviously hold- ing two diamonds and three clubs, declarer throws a club on the dia- mond king‘, and another club on dummy‘s iourthdiomond. which is assed to West. West's forced

"what. do you mean by trade?" asked Peter

Give and take."

"Your cousin, Robber the Brown Rat, doesn't do that. l-Ie lust takes," said Peter.

"He is a disgrace to the whole Rat iamlly. Yes. sir, he and his tribe are a disgrace, and the rest o! us suller ior it," ‘replied Trader. "When 1 first saw You 1 thousht you were Robber or one o! his tribe," declared Peter. "You d0 look something alike at first glance."

"You should have known at once by my ears," retoried Trader‘ sharply.

“Your ears?" said Peter wonder- mall’.

"Yes, my ears. Mine are hair! while that !e1low’s are bare." re- torted Trader. 0! course he meant Robber. "And by my tail." 11° added.

"That's so. I didn't think about that. That is hairy too. Now I think oi it Robbers is bare. I never did like the looks oi it," admitted Peter.

“And by my coat. You should have known the diilerence by my coat. It is long and sort. W111i! Robber‘: is short and coarse." con- tinued 'I‘rader.

"It 1s e nice looking cost," said Peter. ,

“What ls more, in is clean. I keep it that way. And I keep my lace and Ieet clean. That is sn- other difference between Robber and myselt. I'm neat and he isn't. 1 wouldn's live the way that 1e1- low does tor the world." said ‘Trader.

“He is dirty," agreed Peter. "He is an unpleasant fellow to have around. Dirty folks always are u pleasant to have around."

“There is one other reason that

it was silly o! you to mistake me {or him even for o. minute," de- clared the Wooii Rat. Peter tried to think what that reason might be. but linslly gave up trying. "What other reason?" he demanded. _ l “Robber doesn't live way over- here in the Green Forest. He isn't a Green Forest Yperson." replied Trader. Then he added, “and I'm glad o! it. Now, i! you will excuse me’ I'll get what I came for."

Beiorc Peter could ask what that was. 'I‘ra.der ran over to a twig with the two little brown cones, picked it up and ran oii with it. "Now, what/does he want at that?" said Peter, talking to himself aloud.

"He's acoilector," grunted Prick- ly Porky up in the nearest tree. He had been listening while he chewed hiswiinner oi bark and hemlock needles.

"What is a collector?" Peter wanted to know.

"One who picks up and gets to- gether a lot oi things he can't use, Just to look at," was Prickly Porky! explanation. ’ '

In a low minutes Trader was back.’ l-ie had a pleased look. "Those cones look very well in my collectionf’. said llc.

"What are they good for?" asked Peter.

“Just to look at until I can trade them ior something better," re- plied the collector. )

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