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(By Thornton W. Burgess)

AN EXCITING DOUBLE GAMI

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Plays a. vital part in it. -0ld Mother Nature.

A game of hide-and-seek was being played day alter day in the} marsh where the rushes and reeds| and cattalls and water loving‘ plants o1 several kinds grow, lti was a game of wits, as all games; o! hide-and-seek are. Many eggs. of several kinds were hidden there. Those to whom~ they belonged; were keeping them hidden while} Biacky the Crow and Mrs Biacky took" turns looking tor them. They were “trying to be smart enough to find those eggs while “the own- nerg were trying t0 be smart enough gtgaipxrstzvaiiizs this. So it was wit! my“! Blacky w“ m ‘we, h

Bu it was more than just a Wily dldnit he “e mo“ ens? game oi’ hide-ancl-seek with eggs, . . n» ow prize w» ii mm i315; $552.. ﬁiﬁi“ihf“éi.. “£5 ﬁlm‘ “m” tfhilfthilll’: “E5835” l was covering them. Her feathers "vlcereqgzfd ‘ﬁner; 1on1‘! b25210 1%? , were iluifed out until they covered

L i ile birds to hatch from them and i gleerywiigkgteiexiliéiddzwafl dfrwguicz grovtto take their places in thelas possmla H" back w“ much 358a): “fnlldioolggafkflor ‘Ellie gﬁsgthe color of the old rush stalks {Ojcfgodvleﬁr and°Mrs ‘COOL ﬁr around her. She didn't move, and and Mrs Galiiuuie nud Vii" and l because she than’: she looked like Mrs Rah “Tye ‘faint’ thaw‘ pve_‘a. part u! that little mound that cious eggs that there might ron-iwi: ‘Ilium?’ igrguniggtbyexzatlzr‘ tinue ‘to be Cools and Gallinulesldouzl; geimep Bqacky with the meg‘ a‘: mus alga“ s°_ wasoaedtélti ing that he was very near to what ‘ game a“ a“ e“ mg n‘ s lhe was seeking, and Mrs. Sora

Sometimes he would perch on a stake at the edge o! the marsh

In Montreal Court

(By The Canadian Press) MONTREAL, May 1 - Three

{res passage aboard the Rockside The. stnwaways ‘ from Halifax to Montreal.

hays’ imprisonment.

Canada. asked Judge Marin to

sentence.

you’: ﬁrst stownways to appear in criminal court. "they pleaded guilty to stealing

Napoleon ass Uncle ElIiy_

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we've BEEN waned DO\NN sixﬂmzs, NAPOLEON. BYGOLLY, WE'RE NOT .

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The three, Michael O'Neill, 84; Richard Kehoe. 42, and Kenneth ‘Corkum, 35, were sentenced to 18

Robert Eaton, chiel investigator

pecially to those to whCifﬂ “w” knowing that should Black)’ see eggs were so imporiun‘. and pre- her an ‘would be 105cm u she moved Nous‘ so much as a leather she was

Every morning Blavky wuuldinikeiy to be seen She lcnew it She visit the marsh. Sometimes helgmm be mart'encugh m make would merely fly over it looking . sure that no: a feather movut Sh, down among the reeds and rushcsivvyas Bucky finally new “my Wm‘ a pair °f the ‘mhwpesi eyes ‘Mrs Sol-a drew a long breath and anywhere. Sometimes he woiildhnpbed on, {hm nest to 100k 1m. perch on a stake at _the edge of ‘Sam and ten him how She Md won the marsh and keep. still for a long the double game this “ma ‘time, hoping that it he had been seen his presence might be forgot- ten. It never vras. Later in the day while Blhcky took his turn on “their own nest. Mrs. Blacky would! pay a. visit to the marsh. _

Always they were seen long be- fore they reached the marsh. There was no way for them to go: there but by iiyins. and even though they flew IOW those black coats could be seen a long way oil’.- A warning signal would be Bil/En» _ 4 _' and you may be sure is was heeded‘ In todays deal, East. le. the always. Sometimes Blacky wouldn't deﬁlﬂfﬁ-X‘ Zei-dlwﬂy ‘Willi b5"- ghg so mum as a glimpse of gny faced robbery-and at the grand- one. Somelimes Silly Oooi: would slam level, 8i» 11"“! be in plain sight. swimming about or just floating on the little pond‘ in the middle of the marsh. Some-; {limes it would be cackle Gallinulei who was in sigiht, Aliways/bheyi were alone and Blacky was sure‘ that this meant that Mrs, Coat or Mrs. Gallinule was sitting on her eggs sometvdiere among the rushes or reeds. But look as he would he never could find her.

Often Blacky had a feeling that he ivas close to what he was look-i lng for, but having that feeling was as hear as he got to those eggs, Once he stood on the roof ‘of an old Muskrat house well out in the- marsh and that feeling was strongh very strong. For a long Ylmé h!‘ remained there looking as best he could among the surrounding reeds and rushes. but he couldn't see far among thorn, and what he did see looked nothing at all like . a nest, Yet all the time within n; few feet of him, on what looked‘ like nothing more than a little South. ' n mound oi dead grass and weeds despite 2111a,: 215C123‘; a Push" and brovwn avatar-soaked old rushes m, partners hand coggroigld about were no less than a dozen o! the 5mm, had the ﬁght t-o ho’: 3:;

North's announced king would

The next story; "Bucky's Find."

"Contract Bridge

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95h decided f4) Qpgn a trumtm Declare? PYOUIIPUY ran oi! every (me “f m5 7111311115. discarding a spade "m" duh-ml‘. then lollowed 11D with his four diamond tricks, discarding two more spades from the board- This left South with the K-7-2 of spades and the blank ‘ace ol clubs. West had kept both or hi; 51381393 and was reduced Lhgrgfore t" the Q~B of clubs, Dummy had d" H or iPides Mid the o-s of clubs.

It was at shl | t“ had to discard slolrlglllIllngwIilrgmElﬁﬁ {live-card holding, "w; he “m, I mitted a terrific blunder. Before discarding, he hm m, 10.54 of spades and the K-J of clubs. Pm. bebly impressed with the m: that three o! dimmym spades h“; been lhrllwn 1W8)’. and also because he Preferred to hold hllh cards rather than low cards. East gave up one or his spades to keep the K-J of clubs. South promptly cashed the spade ace, the spade king 5M m, lplde seven to round out the con- tract.

East might have rstopped ‘to think that l! declare;- hed had gny losing clubs he would-have dis- carded dummfi clubs on the solid diamonds he had actually shown.

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