l - LOWER BED! SCHOOL i PSEQ 10. Ihe Q o n Monday.May 14, I fThE mnowha hills: honor mu . GEE Gvunwhw 7 9 0w9l' Bel-leQll0 S It I AT 'DOLLAR LL IEDTIME STORIES "'E”"'.. "3 t.'"”- C W '" By B. JAY nmcruzn ALMOST SWPPED 0"--5-' - L ,Qgufmf-Jemry- (Top record holder in Muterr Individual Championship Play) b f H .d N 2. Harry Waugh I t d 1 means lure. A 3- Anne I-eard ' " " "- The play of the hand by South. Fa O I I GArlade vlvlliilgt 3 3'-ml -lld" Vlll-N'i5H however. was first rate. He has E - 311 I18 hxq three potential losers. ii club an .5 ”” ”'”''"”''.'L'.:.'”". T .. .. 13:25: l ":2: ti: ::::::..W.:s'..:::s ti 5 . a ear e cro - a"'&"I'I'eh'.”':':'ln'-kl:"': .1”. poor, Tm, Wm; In his neighbors '1. Janet Affleck 4 3 hearts. Therefore, if the hearts 5. -mm M swne .':::t,,';":;-r,v,,-, .22.: :: i:i':.;”l'.::t.... , :13: t N game, :":::..t"..”.:.':;::..”:..:l.;.;”:J:”2 9 "Did you ever hear how it hair th 1, h h d', .1 Grade v: finesse taken with the ten. in pens that the Squirrel family I8 f;f,,"3,sg u",,"3;.,ym2 of eghosae hf;-193 1. Percy Ameck l Q10 W E hopes that East was dealt the so thriftyg" the Oliad Hermit asked mm or R1 some from his hidden 2. Nancy Arsenaun : 9 8q 3 queen. But this line of play wokuld Farmer l'0WlI'5 O)'- i Gr d IV: not u th contract. Otter The lam" shmk his head '"dlst9'l-S? it was that long long ago, 1. Mgrlorie Holland .&.iol m9th?Ss1l1-leDlae3' must be llW95ll' ' V 99 VOU5.-E A5-r 1 - the, Old man F,0"”.""9d- 220' mm"! old Mr. Squirrel. first of all thel Grade Ill: : A K ,0 , , , gated when the success of a coir 4" L,'.L DAW I ';lo,'N, A'L.-"LE i.iousI,wEcouw it is a fable. said he. but I like Squirrel family, learned the joy 1, Jeanie wright J ghiz tract hinges on a finesse. The fin- L,GH-m,N5 AND ELEc.m'c..ry Ni! KESEAK: 5Noua.i gL3'cTKlclTY To t.As1' it. llIr.lScr.tiilrrlel. fllrgd Ollngll 13"; of useful work and the reward of 2. Melvin Affleck Th esae should be a weapon of last QEALLY Naming -ro 35A;-gA.Dog Myggu.-".15 SIX VlA&ml HUI"? 3""Y- W 0 - thrift. His children and his child. 3. Douglas Aasenault Wlddlnii W0"- ? i ”.g"- 1" s”m.e ways he was Very I'en's children were just like him. Grade 11: Eut S th West No th 'I'h pr r l y. adopted by "ke ”'eySq"'”elhwu5m5 glf;”f"'Vtt They worked hard when there was i. Dnniiie MCLUI1 Pass 10: 24. 3; Soutlig. wifspeboulida to yield eleven 0 l glurogil tmggs hee wlggslazly elveelllw; wgrk 13:10 and enjoyedkbtzing. lazly; 'l.(.Sllllal't.1Ai'i'lECk Pun 4 9 Pass 5 Q tritcrltsihl-ie won! thle hupeninig dleag a ' ' w en ere was no wor n (U. :l'a(9 a: wi e ace 0 cu s. an re l3Zl3l'i-FrailJ:g:el:;':rs.,hear of ' lazy is just so with all nicnibcrsluf the l. .liilin Wright Opening lead-king of clubs. two rounds of trump. -The hklllli I STU” W. Squiifrel was,” alto Sfllllfiel family to this da.l- ("due lb: The best contract. three no and queen of spades uric raslicdal , tr newer 10 D"""e W bane !8l.Y- arciwiilf 33?. We 5"” Mnm ' iililiili fv'es.53.iE'e"lin J M l . ll:.2'.';l: 's55tnl2y"i'53iid' nTeh'Zi.3Li3 Siimdiin ll.'Le"a”iie",'g1eiii3" i.-.?-1”".'.:i an i' i There was "" real wmk I" mm w mh w it u or Gmd- h v b'd th dl ' i ll” - s ades was led and a club dis-3-' to do. There was nienty of foodl ”' ' . " "'5-l": 95 Per cent: 9 9 l Fe? 5?” es 9”” '”i 1” (M 1, ,' d m,, Now 0 easy to get. He did,” even hum! DOGVS LIFE TOUGH 1i,.h.1,C,1YhVe,.age,n semm. Grades, diamonds. Fhis bid serves a dual tar on 1 mm a, than had .- lo hum for it Because mod W”, Alan llright, 88 per cent. lpurpose. It enables Northglo bid the Jack Ol Cubs Pill J95 0 2 ' - three notrump whenever his hand and in a hopeless ll05lll0l1- 501191

ever find it. he went off about , other affairs, Is was seve;-at day. ssuccgsswg Kmasxatnma attack. and that such was his faith The official Soviet reason for hem,-e he thought of that nut again. S”E5.”85Eo”EW.D,hMSEEc,E in Hitler that he at first ordered concluding the pact always has When he did think of it he dug it FMPPE5-5-oF"PE6”g WEN?” title troo!ps not to return the Ger- heen that it gave Russia two years EDS Ire. o prepare for the attack.

so plentiful. he became fussy. He BARRIE. Ont. lCPl -- Loo Ar- would only take the best. He be- cher. 27, whose female dog was came more and more selfish and plagued by amorous hounds. was lconvicted Wednesday on charges ”0n9 day he llllllld 1W0 llll hull. of wounding two of them and was

choosy.

'l'Pa(tllClt2 Jean Reeves.

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the biggest he had ever seen. He fined :52. Evidence was that a washt-d and sweet boy out 5f the

picked me UP and 533 UP to eat pack of dogs had been courting it .lllSl 35 HBPDY -l8Cl( (W95 t0d8)'- his female dog and had overrun it was the sweetest best tasting his property at nut he had ever eaten. When he.south of here. had finished it he licked his lipsljr

and looked longingly at the other

big nut. He wanted it, but he

couldn't eat it. He hadn't room for ..

Egg. 1 '1-2? lllm xxzS,fLls-"rs. Iv.-, 5-44. I was the sweetelt belt tlltini ..nut he had ever eaten.

"If I leave this one here. some- one else will find it. I may never tind another as big and good u this one, thought he sadly.

"What to do? An idea popped into his head. Sure that no one was watching him, he hastily dug a small hole in the earth. He pushed the big out into it and covered it over. Then. sure that no one would

up. It tasted even better than the first one.

"After this when he found more extra fine nuts than he could eat at one time. he buried them, each in a little hole by itself. Doing this become a habit. Some of these he never found again, because, having plenty, he didn't look for them. Then there came a tlmo when food was scarce and every- body went hungry. It was then that Mr. Squirrel remembered the buried nuts and so he fared better then his neighbors.

”The next season he buried still more. I'll never go hungry again.” said he to himself as he worked. Some of the nuts he buried and some of them he hid in hollow trees or logs. He worked long and

faiiiilyk liillc tcrror is to supply

him unit a good grandmother. the

nearby Lefroy, Britis'li ')lai'riii;'.c Guidance Coun- -cil was told Friday. .

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is suitable (which it wast. or in some hands it is the key to a .slam which might not otherwise lbe reached. There is of course no

The N... to make a nice. well-lintent to play in four spades. ifldeclarer

gthat happens to be North's next bid. In such case. South retreats lto five diamonds. It can be seen that four notruinp is a laydown. but the eleven trick contract of five diamonds, looking at just North-South's hands, is

by no he would have missed.

had cleared all the black cards lout of both North-Soutlt hands. llf West played a spade or club lit would heatrumped in dummy. discarding the ten of -hearts. If, instead. West led 8 heart. the king of hearts Wtluld become the elcrmtli trick. Cor- rect biddiiig hy South unultl have lavojded an the miiiiilcxtltcs of lplay, but then look at all the fun

By SIDNEY WEILAND

MOSCOW (Reuters)-The Rus- sian defence ministry newspaper Red Star Wednesday denied recent assertions here that Stalin was un- prepared when Germany attacked Russia in the Second World War.

Nor was unpreparedness A cause of early Russian retreats, Red Star added.

Such allegations, made in the Military Herald last month. were termed "incorrect and harmful."

Stalin was not mentioned in the article, which filled half a page and was unsigned.

Observers said this probably more authoritative view was an ap- plication of a new Communist party line designed to prevent canying the denunciation of Stalin too far.

Communist party chief Nikita Khrushchev was reported to have said in his speech to the 20th con- gress in February that Stalin ig- nored Prime Minister Churchill's warnings of the coming German

Red Army Paper Denounces Claims Unprepared For Nazis

MARKS GERMAN DEFEAT

Red Star's article. one of many in the Soviet press commemorat- ing Tuesday's aiinivcrsary of Ger- many's defeat, said it was intoler- able that in exposing the ”cult of personality." the role of the party, government and people should be' played down.

The military llcrald's article "crudely distorts the question of mobilization and the capabilities of our industry." Red Star said. The party and government had cal- culated long before the war that fascist Germany would sooner or later attack Russia. and took the necessary steps to repulse aggres- sion.

"Our army and fleet on the eve of the war were provided with types of equipment and arms ex- cellent for that time.”

Red Star's article apparently was aimed at justifying the Soviet Union's 1939 pact with Hitler.

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