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Industrial Film Programme

The National Film will present a, group of “h” °“ Weldinl! 011 Thursday. May 5th. at s mu. Office entrance is via Grafton Street at rear of Prince of Wales College. All interested are invited to attend this fourth programme of the series:

The following titles will be shown: 1. .Tho Magic Wand of Industry-The Story of Are

Welding.

l. Design for Arc Welded Structures. 8. Prevention and Control of Distortion in Am

Welding. .

l. Welding Comes to the Far-m. For those interested in fire prevention there will be

I lhewins at 1:80 p-m. the sumo evening of MODERN MAGIC IN FIRE PREVENTION, demonstrating auto- I matle sprinkler systems.

(By Thornton

Mind your own affairs and you Will have all that you can do. --Old Mother Nature.

'I‘ry that and you will find how very true it is. But very few peo- pls seem to know it. Those who :do not at one time or another .meddle in the affairs of other

folks, or try to, are few and far between.

l One evening when Peter Rabbit was over in the Green Forest it popped into his head that there was one of his friends whom he ‘had not seen of late. It was Mrs. lTimmy the Flying Squirrel. Tim- ,my he had seen almost every time he hid Spent an evening in the iGreen Forest. and that had been almait every night, since spring ‘began. There is always so much ‘going on there at this season of the year that Peter simply cannot stay at home in the dear Old zBrlar-patch lest he miss some- ythlng. You know nothing is more ‘upsetting to folks full of curiosity about their neighbor than the feel- ;1I\8 that they may have missed l Something. Such folks usually are

l Contract Bridge

By Josephine Culbertson

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A MADE-TO-ORDER SAFETY PLAY

There are a great many stand- ardized safety plays in bridge, but often the declarer must devlie safety measures on the spot. to meet the occasion. One of the most notable examples_of extreme care and inventiveness in this respect came up in a. tmlxnament 501210 years ago. ‘this was the de 1

East dealer. o _, North-South vulncrablr: qAl<75 UJ964 OAQG I. quart . y $13932 A1064 1 9.4.1410 N 9_- e103 W E QKJQa Salsas S s4 l ‘Q1075 l are I VQBHS! Q72 ‘ 4.962

The bidding at this particular table was: . ' hat “south West. North, l Q1 Pass Pass 8N1‘, Pass 4 I Pass Pass

As may be seen, East was the type of expert who uses openlzg three-bids (particularly when not vulnerable against vulnerable op- ponents) on a highly optimistic basis-e fact which was known to South. the declarer. and which ‘he put to his own mil advan- tage in the play. West opened the diamond tm. south could scarcely fail to win this trick in dummy. because it was quite possible that East had a seven-card suit and that West could ruff a diamond return. Having played durnmy’s ace, how- ever, it behooved South to be ex- tremely careful about his next move! observe that ff he had taken the “normal“ course. he would have led a trump from dummyﬂnd that would have been his Waterloo! West would capture South's munp queen and lead his last diamond. East would wln the trick, and when he re- turned lulother diamond. West would easily over-ruff South with the heart ten.

South. however, foresarw this contingency! Instead of leadlni! a

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those who have little business of their own to mind. or who find the affairs of other people more in- teresting than their own.

Peter mentioned to Mrs. Peter that he hadn't seen Mrs. ‘Iimrny for qulte a while.

I, “What of it?" asked Mrs. Peter sitar-ply.

"something may have happened to her," said Peter.

"And- if it had, what business is that of yours?" demanded Mrs. Peter.

Peter had to admit that it was no affair- of his, and that if any- thing had happened to her there was nothing he coulddo about it. Still he wanted to know, and every time he was where he had been used to seeing her he looked for her. Whenever he caught a glimpse of a small person’ gliding down from the top of one tree to the foot of another he would scarnper after them only to find that ft was Tim- my. not Mrs. ‘Timmy. Seldom would Timmy stay low enough on a tree for Peter to talk with him, and when he did Peter found out noth- ing he didn't already know.

“She isn't around." Timmy would say when Peter would ask where Mrs. Timmy was.

Then before Peter could ask an- other questlon Timmy would be running up to the mp of the tree. He was as much at home in the tops of trees as Peter was on the ground. Peter often had wondered at the way in which Chatterer the Red Squirrel and Happy Jack the Gray Squirrel ran and jumped in the tree tops with no fear of falling, but when he watched Timmy or Mrs. ‘Timmy they ran and lumped so quickly that ft made the others seem slow and al- most clumsy. And when Timmy and Mrs. Timmy chased each other from tree to tree or had Jumping matches he sometimes quite lost his breath at their seeun-ihg daring. It was something to see.

But now there was only Timmy to watch. Could something have happened to pretty little Mrs. Timmy? Had Hooty the Owl caught her? it could be. 0r had Mrs. Timmy been surprised on the ground by Raddy Fox? ‘Those Flying Squirrels were not as quick on the ground as they were in the trees. Or had some other hungry hunter surprised her nmd caught her? He was sure that no one could have caught her excepting by surprise. She was too quick and too smart for that. But even the smartest are sometimes caught by surprise.

It was fun to watch Timmy, but not. nearly as much fun as to watch him alone. More and more Peter missed Mrs. Timmy and more and more he wondered just what had happened to her for he had no doubt at all that something had. And he wondered. too, why ‘Timmy seemed not to miss her at all. He did wish that ‘ﬂmmy would stay still where he could be asked a few questions. He must know what had happened to Mrs. Timmy. Peter was sure that he, Peter, would know if anything had happened to Mrs. Perm‘.

Somehow the Green Forest

tiful spring nights without Timmy having fun with Timmy. trying to see who could slide down on the sir the farthest from the top of a tall tree.

"I would feel better if I knew just what has happened to her." said Peter. That was lust curl- osity.

BINGO

trump from the board. he cashed the top spades and ruflfed a spade. then led a. low heart toward dum- my! That was more than West could ccvpe with! He put up the trump king and led his other diamond. East winning. but when East returned a third round of diamonds. South could safely ruff writh the heart queen and in that

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