g ,1'I-IE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

U , N . N DECEMBER 22, 1951 KING or THE ROYAL MOUNTED

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By Zane Grey

300D”-&OO&OO&0OO contract Bridge

SE? vo - i By Jcuphlno culheruon a,,,r,Vs,w.m: , xxx A&i&xw&R- M ';7,(,V54a,3,”a”Ey"”F V f' " A COMMON PROBLEM szgpxougll mm" . g 'rhe Bit-recurring problem at ; Q. Q r whether or not to go past the no ' notrumrp game-level was present 1 6. . ' , V in the Iollowing deal. -. :-J 11:; y I Hi . . I llv Thornton W. lumen) 50”," dc,,,,.,. c. K' , .j J) I souzrumo IN common Just then. out from behind '30” 5”” "”"'"'bl" - W” . ' I that looae bark. came an old ac- Q-745 l - No matter what you have or do quainulnce. "Hello. Woolly Bear." 3 VA-75 X. K”! mil)! There's someone else who matches said a squeaky voice. ' ' QQ53 ' X: E ,l' you. Woolly Bear looked up at the "Hello. woolly Bear." laid I 4-085 . ”x ,,I,u', l ..Old Mother Nature. cdge or the opening where the SQUMKY V0i0e- 4K1076 N E " ' bark was a lit an ac. - .. .. . . - 04 l Woolly Boar. the brown and terlly so aaik thaiiiio:immliiiiouii- C,B,":"3.”3" "P1”.d.. M""””” :85 W E 9” 1”i by , ,.,g . . . , on , Ive Iound it. A74 7 JOE PALOOKA ack .lllll coated (.nierp.llar ed black. was slowly opening "You have found w.hM,.. woolly 4. S

who had born travelling: hard and and closing a pair 0! wings that Be” .a ted to k ow ' 32 DJ,

fast for some unknown place. had looked somewhat ragged, but "Th: "1 Ce rm" 5." to 5,, 4”. .. . ” 1. it ,l'i 1 ANSLNWN "u,,,u,,,a -',' come to the slump or a big tree. really were not ragged at all. It mm” h pine vN.n5er,,g re mg Chi? 3&2 I '.i. i1 ii uowmoow osr:'rs5NoA7E,-E5RA,(.A . It had bccn a very h.c tree. but was Mourning Cloak. Mourfjin Cloak ' P 0 A.ko46' v . I I v,! i 0 oo1'...1uisis QM i' Ml5SE5TH'TRAlM.6AP.' now LhF'.'c was ',rI: mist a stump. "Oh. its you! said Woollv Bear. "when? 3 no-3 ,.,.i5( (1 W001; "'k1 I 7"E””'u'm'” TRAIN Down one side of it the bark had "Yes. its me," replied lVinurn- Bea, L i P6 i 9 y Tm hi:ldm;:: : ' . PULL5 split. and was Lrmsc. It was quite in Cloak. tlwhat are you doing ..R7 ht he?” mid Moumin gnu", ya-M1 xorth Kant ' l I ' N70 1”” W” i" "" :"”””ds Theim" hem" Cloakg "Ri iii here behindl th: iv Pass 14 Pm ” C L path Woolly Boar had bctrn lo;- "I'm looking for a place to stay mm '0, mi: Md swm I could!” 3. Pass ZNT Pun ” 1 smnow low;n,: passrd vlnss In the old the winter." replied the black and find I better lace Moumin 3NT pass p335 mum l ' J ( KNMBV slump. when ho v '1('llCCi it brown Caterpillar. ”What are you Cloak din aged "behind In: x i I5 Woolly Bear stomnr iic d;dn'l doing here?" b, ,k b La pp: 6 Hue. ,5 t with North playing the hand at - . I '1 g FUMIN5. know Just uhv h stopped. ltl "l was doing the same thing in-' .lI'.h m mn hi )i: oud three nolrump. East. opened the i I V;

was just as if somctliing or somc- I you're doing. but I'm not now ” re- ”am'- E 5"" was 5 mm” an diamond jack. Declarcr then mis- . a i ' f .

one outside lizmseif had stopped plied Mourning Cloak. ' -Df0ur”l'l"h3 C103k111384l1i C:-e feel oi guessed the heart queem maying r v ' u 3.

him. He tLll'ncd 35ldC and moved ”why aren't vou?" asked Woolly 1 as use ragga .00 mg wmgs West for that card. and the result x 1 c

toward ilw ”rin' 0' iv; mm 3,. . ' opened and closed, opened and. V t, thk o u, (East .1

-,..-;- , ” ', ” ,1 ,,j”;:,aLM,, Mg, gggggggm closed. opened and closed. M15 a V”O'”( pi? Ll t n D

'D"' Woolly Bear crawled to the 51””?:fhifhe5Paf::n l;t";:em?fS)3” . I opening of the bark close to the mxnmme pOsL?nor'Lem' Scum -mm . M

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ground. The bark was very loose there. He crept in behind it. There was plenty or room thicre for him to curl up well back Irom where he had entered. It was dark in there. It was warm in there. No matter how rough

opening and closing his wings. "Me too," said Woolly Bear. "What do you mean by "me too?" gqueaked Mourning Cloak. "I mean l'll stop looking for a place to spend the winter," rc-

that he had rabid hearts instead 0! more diamonds because he feared that a two-diamond rebid would draw a more or less automatic two-no- trump bid from North. Then. South said. he would not have

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At "9

Be” cmwled out again Mourning to three notrump, the broken heart

r ' suit. the lack of any intennediate

.(V:ul::kliV1?:uesmlg.bo';ne mlztm snggli card in diamonds. and the single-

J ' ton spade (South said) would

have made him skeptical about a three-notrump contract reach- ed via that series of bids. When, however. North went to two no- trumrp over the less encouraging

conventionally showing HENRY

plied the Catlerpmarp .1-m log rcbid of. two hearts. :9.t)uth"Ielt V i to ma Ti ht he”... that notxump uas the spot. A51) n3 y g l . South's reasoning was good, but 'r'r1,i::t'a,?1eansea3:-at LKWXIB the same cannot be said about ggfgly 01" mu 9 u North. His nwo-notrump can win DANCE ;gjdi'4wvg;1s;fv r” Wi'"e"" L2iZf””5?.?3e'.i?J”sb?.iil?nS”'i3i?. hf " ti”:”i"'.:""'t-"' .- - - . . -. as 00 y ear! . -eak spade suit he had been n- i i -W, -my ---kw.-D-DDDi-CD-,.t-' -JW ii. .. Most of the time.' squeaked ;aid to ..reac,h., for 1 game in By Carl Anderson

11 p.m. until 1 sun.

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Clover Club Dance rvrnv snunnnv

Al Blanchard and the "Clover Club" Band

Dancing 9:30 to 12:00

the Butterfly, "I expect on warm day I'll come out for a little ex- ercise and get the feel of the sun. I suppose you'll sleep right through."

"I expect. I will. At least that's

declared Mourning Cloak.

"I won't even try to." relorted Woolly Bear. and crawled lnside the bark once more.

And so. the only Butterfly to live all winter and the only Cat- erpillar to live all winter became neighbors behind the bark of the old stump.

hearts by raising South to three hearts, but he neglected to ob- serve that his actual two no- trump was at least as risky.

At four hearts. South merely would have had "find" the heart

TiL'i'!Zi.5 '7.00 or - l . - . i i & p taupe l hope”, said the cam" queen. whereas North could not . . .. ' . . . v d th 1 v To avoid disappointment place your Y” W” '""i t W” P”"-' i'e”i”.. nli:deloclaet.:dn(ili:tm1:ar:en

MALI-IAM TARN, England-(CF) --Archaeologists in this Yorkshire district unearthed a 1.900-year-old musical instrument. a pipe made or bone, which when cleaned was Iound to produce clear notea.

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