: ' PETER LEARNS MORE

By Thornton W. Burgess

"You don't say." said M,1'5- P9”-I"

Ask for what you seek to learn. never leaves home.”

Wisdom thus through knowledge earn.

"Bees have s. queen," Peter Bhar-patch.

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"I do too!" retorted Peter. ” She

side unless ohe has to make a new home." Peter continued.

"How do you know?" asked Mrs. Peter.

"Busy Bee told me.” said Peter. ”She:told me a lot of things I didn't know.”

"That shouldn't have been very difficult," replied M.rs. Peter, and twltched her wobbly little nose.

Peter paid no attention to that.

' He was used to it. "Busy Bee says

moving is an awful Jo ." said he. "Then what do they move for?” . demanded Mrs. Peter tartly. "They have to move," said Peter. "The old home gets too crowded.

"It. is 1. pity you don't follow her and then a lot or them have to example." snapped Mrs. Peter. You e-Peter Rabbit. know she worries about Peter be- cause he won't stay in the dear old

move out.

them." "Then I suppose those who are

left have no queen,” said Mrs

The queen goes with D

"she never so much as peeks out- Peter.

"Yes they do," replied Peter, "they haveh. new queen. Do you know what she does?”

"I don't know and I don't care,' replied Mrs. Peter. She wasn't in- terested..she was feeling a little out of sorts because Peter had worried her by staying away ,irom the dear Old Briar-patch too long.

”She lays all the eggs," Peter.

This time Mrs. Peter was ins terested. ”Are you telling me, Peter Rabbit, that all the baby Bees in that home are hers?"

"I Didn't say anything about the ,haby Bees. I said she lay: all the eggs." declared Peter.

Mrs. Peter chuckled. "What's the difference. The eggs will be babies. won't they?" said she.

Peter blinked. "I hadnlt thought of that.” said he. "Of course they will. And that will make her mother of all the bees in the home excepting those that were left there when the old queen led the others away. I suppose all those who went

said

with the old queen were her children." iiwhere did they go?” Mrs,

conzinue?iTxThIEE"i'c' ENJOY A

GOOSE DINNER

at the BLUE HAVEN SUNDAY, NOV. 9, 1952

Dinner Served From 5 to 9 P.M.

Con-an Ban

"TUESDAY.

contract Bridge

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South had to extend himself to

bring home the game contract in the following hand.

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Few players would give is direct spade raise, as North did. on Q4 support, but this was the soundest and most constructive action avail- able to North. He realized that he had a substantially better hand than South could expect, and South's bidding - first a double, then an independent spade bid P guaranteed a good suit.

West opened the heart six. East won and continued the suit, with South rulfing the third round. South led low to the spade queen and back to the spade ace .- he could scarcely guess the situation in trumps.

When it became apparent that

j South was in danger of losing a

trump trick in addition to two hearts and a club, it was also obvious that only a trump coup against East could salvage the contract: This coup could be brought off only it East's distribut- ion was favorable, and, even then, South would have to do some good guessing.

South laid down the club king. East won and. as declarer hoped, returned another heart. South ruffed and finassed up to dummy's ten of diamonds. When that card held, and when he was next able to cash the diamond ace, he was on thehome stretch. He led the

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