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SWOOPER THE PIRATE

Alas. some have no sense of right For all they have they steal or fight -Old Mother Nature. 0 0 I

The pirates of old lived by rob- bing ships other than their own. They had no pity on those they robbed. Sailing the blue. blue sky above the blue. blue water in :he Tropics, as the LBHd-Of-IlWHyb- summer is called. lives a feathered pirate. His name is Swooper the Frigate Bird. also called Man-on War Bird. swooper the Pirate is a better name. for a pirate is what he really is. You see. he lives by robbing others of the featlmed sea folk.

The pirates of old sailed fast vessels under a black flag. swoop- cr sails the sky above the sea on fast wings and is even as bad as were the pirates of old. Like most of the feathered sea folk Swooprr iives wholly on fish. But he is not a fisherman by choice. He prefers to have others do his fish- Iniz for him. His wings are long and narrow and curved and his tail is deeply forked. While he gets his living from the water he never comes down on the water as most other sea birds do.

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Apparently, declarer had to make It good guess at the first trick in the hand below, but a certain iii- tle-knoim device would have elim- inated my guess.

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North's bid of two nottump was extremely rash-a pass. or even a double of two hearts. would have been much better-but ' the no- trump bid was actually conserva- tive by comparison with- East's five-club sacrifice effort! More- over, East's recklessness should have been futile. since south should have made his five-spade contract. '

West opened the diamond seven. Declarer was afraid to let East hold the trick-if he had a six- card suit, a diamond return would lei; West ruff away the ace-so South won and started the trumps. West leaped on the first round

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and put his partner in with an- other diamond, and when East continued the suit. South was helpless. If he ruffed low. West would over-ruff immediately for the setting trick; if south ruffed the diamond with an honor. West would later make his trump ten.

South could not be blamed for fearing a six-card diamond suit in Eastis hand. but a different sort of play would have been Just as effective as the hold-up of the diamond ace. and much ssieri That play was to win the first trick. to cash the heart ace. and then to go to dummy with a club to discard the diamond four on the queen of hearts! This would break the line of communication between west and East. Declarer could soon draw trumps without incurring the over-ruff. and he

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His name is Swooper the Frigate Bird, also called Man-o'-War Bird.

But he is master of the air. Though those long wings are nar- row compared with the wings of other masters of the air like Kiln: Eagle and Ol' Mistah Buzzard and members of the Hawk family, he can and does soar as easily and gracefully as they do. and this he delights in doing. usually high in the sky. From there he can lock down far and wide and if he is hungry watch for successful hon- est fishermen like Brown Booby and others smaller than himself. Then he swoops down with a speed they cannot hope to equal and forces them to drop what they have caught just as King Eagle causes Plunger the Osprey to drop the fish he has caught."

50 swift in the air is Swooner that a dropped fish is caught be- fore it reaches the water or Just as it reaches it. And he doesn't say thank you to those he has

robbed. But robbers and pirate: never do. Grandpa Pelican and Brown

Booby saw a speck in the distant. sky. Even at that distance they knew it for the fork-tailed robber as they called swooper. They knew him by his easy and beautiful flight.

"He is coming this way." said Brown Booby.

"What of it? What do you care?” asked Grandpa Pelican

"I don't care right now. He rub- bed me this morning. but I have had a good breakfast, since. He can't take that away from me. But I don't like him. No. sir. I don't

like him. and I feel better when he isn't about," declared Brown Booby. '

"I feel the same way." admitted Grandpa Pelican.

"Supposing a nice school of small fish should come swimming in here nowf said Brown Booby.

Grandpa Pelican perked up. He lifted his head and the dreamy look left his eyes as he looked out over the water. There was I. gleam in them. "I don't see signs of any." said he disanpointedly.

"I didn't say I saw any. I said supposing there. should be some." replied Brown Booby.

"Well. supposing there should?” said Grandpa Pelican.

"What would you do?" Brown Booby asked.

"The same thlm: as you would do. go fishing.” replied Grandpa Pelican. and the gleam was back in his eyes.

"I thought you had had break- fast," said Brown Booby.

”So I had. so I had. But now I think that was sometime ago. The time to catch fish is when they can be caught." declared Grandpa Pelican.

”Probably that is just what that fork-tailed robber up there is thinking." declared Brown Booby.

The gleam left the eyes of Grandpa Pelican. Once more he tucked his long bill down in the feathers of his long neck.'

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