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OPPORTUNITY MADE ma MOST OF

Who seeks a chance will try to make it,

And then is quick to see and take it.

--Blacky the Crow.

Raddy Fox looked up at Blacky the row. "Well." said he. "who took t?”

Bllcky the Crow shook his head "You tell me," said he,

There was a mystery over in woods where these two had met, A dreadful thing had happened there. A young Mink had been caught in a steel trap and had twisted and torn a leg of: in get- ting away. Blacky had seen it all. Rcddy had come along just too late, What. Reddy doesn't know a. bout traps is hardly worth know- ing. He know perfectly well that W09 3- i-rap has been sprung it 18 hilrmle-58. so of course this trap

was harmless. He also knew that traps usually are baited. He be-

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sth, 1952, AT 3 1-. M.

PRINCE OF WALES

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, AT 8:30

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ga.n looking around for the bait that had been It this trap. He Buessed that it would be some- thing good that.he would like to eat. and that it now would be harmlws. Hi. guess was I good one. That bait had been 2. piece ot moat. Blaoky the Crow had discovered it before that unhappy Mink had come along, but Biacky had been too wise to touch it. Now that Roddy mentioned it. Blacky began to look around too. The meat was -gone!

Raddy Fox looked up at Blacky the Crow. "Well." said he. "who took it?”

Suddenly Blacky remembered something. He remembered that he had seen another little piece oi! meat farther down the little brook beside which this trap had been set. He wondered if that piece of meat was still there. Spreading his wings, he hurriedly flew to find out. Reddy Fox, knowing that there was nothing to be gained around that trap. started on down the bank or that little brook. He knew the ways of trappers and he guessed that there might be other traps, so he decided to follow that brook down through the woodland on 5

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TOP-LEVEL BRIDGE ARGUMENT

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avoid the loss or four tricks and so was penalized the 200 points which so often returns I. very -bad match-point score. Actually. East-West could have scored I ”top," since they could have doub- led the opposing three-spade con- tract and defeated it 300 points.

Arguing about the hand, West criticized East for putting him (West) "under pressure," point- ing out that with four almost sure winners against spades, and

with the club honors to boot. East certainly should have doub- led the three-spade call instead of passing it around for West's decision. West argued that from his point or view it had seemed that the enemy might make three spades, since East had refused to double. and therefore that he had gone to tour diamonds as a possi- ble make, or a sacrifice that would pan out it the opponents failed to double. ' East, for his part. felt that he had shown that he had done enough to push the opponents; without taking such a final step as doubling. He pointed out that West had at no time made a. real bid; and he felt strongly that since West actually had an ace. it was up to him to double three spades, in the near certainty that

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East would produce four defen- sive tricks. V

Which argument, dear reader. do you endorse? This writer

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