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Opening lead-queen at da- nonda.

louth'c atrategyg in auppreuing any mention of Ina dlamonaa dur- ing the bidding la in the moat approved atyle. A game contract h apalea waa clearly in order after North": raiao, and there could be no practical advantage in diacloeirig the atrong neona- ary auit.

South won die diamond lead with the ace, drew three rounds er trump, and led the king of diaaionoa, on which But discard- ed the jack or ciuba. Another diamond put Weat in the lead. He played the queen of clubs and ul- Hanatoiy deciarer went down one, being two diamonda and two dulo.

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available which would have mado the hand. He did not make proper allowance for the pouibiiity the ndverae diamond: might broak 4-1. South should have proceeded on the basin that the diamonds would break badly because other wlae there who no real danger 0! defeat.

The proper play, after winning the opening load. in to load a trump to the king and play a diamond from dummy. Boat will have to choose whether or not to trump the diamond. Whichever course he elects. the contract lo made.

suppooe, firet, Eaot mile the diamond. Dociarer. of course. playa low. The preoumable heart return ia won in dummy. another round of trumpa la taken. and thia la iouowed by the King had another diamond. The ruff ha dummy eatabllehea the iaat dia- mond and declarer enda losing one diamond and two clubo.

Or auppose But dooa lrumpg the diamond when it in iod irom dummy. louth wine the icing and return: a third diamond. Weat wine and attacka the club king. Declarer cannot be pre- vented from ruiiing a iourih dia- mond in dummy. drawing tnampo and making the name ten tricka.

The courae of play auggoated make: the hand It it can be made. It covero both the 8-1 brook and the 4-) break that actually axin- ed. It gives hat a choice of do- renaive piaya, neither o( which can injure the declarer. It given south the inudawra ohanoe lor auccen.

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er North Wind ingethcr had ahaken down from the beech trees. it was quite a party. Liithiioot the Deer was there and so was Buaier Bear. nay were the biggest. Bobby Coon was next in size. Then there were Thunderer the Grouae and

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l iMra. Grouse and three of their grown children. All of these were filling their crnpa as laet as they ,could pick up the little nuts. Three lnquirrei cousins were carrying a- .way nuia and hiding them for win-

". .4 me 9.", new h, wuiter use as fast as they could pick than. No one was thinking of him. them up. Everybody will very. very Tho only thing anyone was thlnk- busy and no one was tryina to ml of was iieltinz enough or rm-Hmnke trouble for -nyom El" covered. He would have to be pat-. sweat three-aided little beech nutsiTh9"9 were nut: enough for all

that Jack Frost and rough Brain. And there will no qunrrclinz. Roddy Fox had managed to get 5. "mm.

near enough to watch all that waa going on and do it without being seen by anyone. He wanted one o! those Grouae for dinner. He had come over there hoping to catch a Squirrel, but then he saw the Grouse. He had to he very, very careful in order not to be sen. lie waim't afraid of being heard alould he rustle a few leaves. because there wu a great deal of in! run- llinii. They were hung pulled ov- erinaearehoftheIlltlenntahid-

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