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Page 10 The Guardian

Wed. May 18, 1955

By Thornton PERFECTLY AT HOME At home some folks seem h the air. And some lieiieath lie sea. Iiit quite at home just anywhere

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that way. He saw no danger any- where. ”Sharpshin is nowhere in right. and it is perfectly safe ior you to come out of hiding. Now, show me what you can do that Mrs Quack and those other wat- er folk cannot do." said Peter.

A few folks seom to be I Teeter came out trom under -Old Mother Nature-iiiie tern. He walked down to the

"Let me see one of your feet." eairi Peter to Teeter Tip-up.

The little Sandpiper looked sur- prised, "llhnt in the uorld do you ttiiiit tn at-e our of my feet tnr',"' askrtl Terti-r. as he held. up one foot.

Peter leaned over to look clon- er. He had always thought that Teeter had slim hare toer. Now he disroi'ei'ed that at the base these luvs were connected hy a little web. such as Mrs. Quack in between her toes. only Ihe has a lot of it.

"So that is how you can swim." laid Peter.

”Yos,' rviiliort Totitor. "That little bit of -will botiiooii tho toes is .1 Int nl Ilf'Ip Ill swimming " l

”YoiI are lucky to be able to IVcli'I'I under water. If you had not been able to do it this time.

edge of the water. Right there it was sandy for quite a way out in the Smiling. It wun't deep

.there. Looking down from the bank

Peter could see the bottom clear-

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For a moment Teeter stood at the edge of the water with Just his ton in it. Then he waded in. He waded until the water was right up to his body. He kept right on wading. Now the water was over his back, and only his neck and head were above water. He gave Peter 1 quick look then kept right on walking until the water was over his head. Looking down. Peter could see Teeter walking down under wat- er. and picking up something from the bottom probably bits of food. "So that's it.” thought Peter. ”'I'hose others can swim under water but can't walk on the bot-

Shnrnsliin aiiroly vmiild have. trilliilil yriii. You rpnllv are quite; at IllttIlf' in the waior. aren'tI you?" snirl P5-tor. I

"l am in much at home as! I need to said Teeter. ”I'm. not as much at home be thel l'7Iiik folk. and the (ireim folk.l anil Diinii the Limo. but I ran: tiv one tliiiip that lltIlif' at those" eon do."

Right nutty Peter was interest-y ed. "What can you do that tho: I other folks cannot do?" he tie-I niaiiiloil. ;

'rpnII-I- pin-Ii,-It IIIII ir-tin lwiivath the torn from 'IlllIPll lie uas hid- lntz. llc Iookcri the Smiling Pool all over. and up in the air above it. "If it. is safe for me to come out, t'Il show will what T can do lliat those others cannot. ldlfl he

Peter sat up verv straight He looked this way. and he looked

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Contract Bridge I: Josephine Cnlberteon

FATAL DEFENSE West in the followinl deal

"must know what he was doing"

carefully refrained from laying down the high trump when he got in. What he overlooked, how- ever. was that the declarer-ex

how the trumps were lying; hence, South's play was natural but Westls was very bad.

South dealer.

Both rider vulnereble. Q Q 5 A Q 6 4 8 2 Q A 7 B A I 5 6

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In view of the fact that South had been doubled at four spades. it may seem that he was running a grave risk in going on to five spades. but his freak holding jus- tified this action. Naturally, South hoped to find bctter trump support op, ” him because of North": semi-shutout raise. (Inci- dentally. North made a very mis- leading bid when he raised spades

directly over West's takeout dou-.

ble. His hand called for a pass).

Observe that South wisely con- cealed his solid club suit. and it was doubtless this factor that gave West the chance to go astray on defense. West made his natttral opening. the heart king. South ruffed and led a low spade lowai;d dummy. West. to make sure of two trump tricks. proper- ly put in the nine, and the queen held. South then returned a spade

uciarer Ina ntent an trump druvinl. he mint i.. :w what he was doing and so there could be no point in "hehlng him” by lay- ing down the rpade ace. So Woat held on to that card and led an- other heart. That was precisely what South had hoped for after he saw the break of trumps. He ruffed and led out his solid clubs. dilcarding diamonds from the board. and there was now no way by which went could prevent South from ruffing a diamond with dummyls five of trumps.

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We have already contracted for a greatly increased acreage of strawberries for 1956. Our proposed refrigeration facilities will only handle I few additional acres. If you are interested in grow- ing strawberries for a guaranteed minimum price act now. Remember plants can be supplied and there will be no charge made until you have your'i'ir-st harvest. Contracts may be obtained from the fol- lowing:

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Mgr., Montague Co-op, Montague

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