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JERRY GETS A WARNING For pity there is never need, For those who warnings fail to Iced. -Old Mother Nature. Near the edge of Laughing Brook. half-way between the Smil- rig Pool and the Great Rlmr

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in a rich brown coat was sitting beside it. It was Billy Mink. Jerry Muskrat hadn't seen Billy until Billy naked him what he was doing down there, "Minding my squeaked Jerry. Now. of course, that wasn't polite reply. Billy Mink didn't like

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in mossy old stump. A small person including his temper. ”You have no

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"What?" asked Billy Mink. He had Jumped up on the mossy stump and was looking down at Jerry Muskrat in the water. ”Whatever it is, it is no busi- ness of yours.” retorted Jerry. "Look out that you don't make it my business,” snarled Billy Mink. who was beginning to lose his temper. ”I'm just giving you a warning," he added. "I don't need any warnings from you,” replied Jerry. ”You don't own the brook. I can do what I please and go where I please and you have nothing to say about it.” "Is that so?" rctorted Billy ”WclI. I'm warning you again not to poke your nose inlo places where you are not welcome." Before Jerry Muskrat could find his tongue to reply lo that, Billy Mink had disappeared. No one can dlsnppoar more unexpectedly. al- most niysteriously. ilisin Billy Mink. You see him. you blink. and he's xznnc. Jerry Muskrai swam about. and finally went ashore near that mossy old stump He was curious. Where could Billy Mink have dis- appeared to? ”Thai follow needn't think he oan tell me what I may do or what I may not do," thought Jerry. as he walked over to the old stump and began to poke around it. on the hack side he found A hole between two of the old roots. It went down under the old stump. Jerry poked his nose into it. It wasn't big enough for him to go into. Jerry sniffed. then he back- ed away 1: little. ”Sn that is where he went." squesked Jerry, talking to himself.

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"BOOTING" A GRAND LAM

The grand-slam contract in the following deal was as sound as it could be without being absolutely foolproof M but the declsrer dc-. fasted himself.

East dealer. a East-Went" vulnerable. Q A 8 U A K 10 D 4 O K Q 9 8 4.x 7 O K J 7 4 Q 10 8 O Q 7 e 5 N 4 3 I 3 2 W E O J O 6 4 3 S Q 5 In 10 & J O I C 4 4 9 5 Q 8 Q A J 10 7 2 cl. A Q 5 3 2 The bidding South West North look 1 9 Pass 2 Q Pug 3 4. Pass 4 N T Pan .5 v Pass 7 Q pg. Pass Pass Presuinabli. East would have

doubled the seven-diamond bid if he had been void of hearts. to call for that lead. but even in view of Enstis silence Wi-st could find nothing better than a low heart lend.

Dummy's heart king look the first trick and dcclarer drew trumps in three rounds. Then he cashed the king and ace of clubs - and was in for n shock when West showed out. True, the situa- tion could have been rectified by a double squeeze. but South was not quite up to such plays. so the actual result was down one.

South did not need the skill for a double squeeze play in this case M all he needed was the ability to count to 1:! tricks. In top cards. he could count one spade. two hearts and three clubs; therefore if he could make seven trump tricks, his total would indubitsbly be thirteen

A momen't glance at both hands reveals how these trump tricks can be collected quite safely. After winning the heart trick. South ruffs A low heart. He returns to dummy with a club and ruffs an- other low heart; then goes back

low heart. Now South runs all four of dummy: diamonds, and at the end csshes dummy's heart ace and his own. two club 'trlcks. STEADY DONOR.

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