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3. GRO-PUP is a solid food-not 70h, water like ' K most canned dog loads. You add the water.

Crunchy hit:-.-aim liro Pup cubes arc the kind of chewing food dogs 30 for At once. They help In keep teeth clennr- gums firm and strong.

Man fammis breeders feed Grn- rift. It's in hearty. nour- ishing lot that rnntnina every vitnmin nntl mm:-rni do a are known to need. Easy to igesr, too.

And Grn-Pup in thrifty to Iervernyoii rnii saw as much In 50''; ow-r must Cillllle-'(l fonds! Ynur rnrr-r iina Gro-Pup in lmii rid-rs anti meal form. Ford built for In-iety.

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i LONDON. DEC. 6-(Renter.-.1 PRESTWICK. Scotland, Dec. 6 iritaln started to thaw out today - (CPt --- Silvio Gaili. 18-year- tfter the El; Freer-” at who last 1 old '55”al.ll'al'l9 nu-rnei-"s son. left. hree days But. then: a e pin?-yT('r':;lV hr air for Canada. I-is iects of another l't1itPll spoil in a was hrhmsri in be the first Briton 'ew days. The thaw sta't.ed in I in takr advantage of the Canadian Iootland and was expected tn.Gm-ernments newly - announced each London by tonight. 'p2an for assisted air immigration.

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By Josephine Culbertson ammnonm i secomisnv BIDS

it is the style of some players (including a few experts) to pass originally if there is the slightest doubt about the mind's honor val- ues. and then to re-enter the auct- ion on a following round. Like al- most all other bidding theories. this one has some meritr-but it involves at least as much danger as is pres- ent in light opening bids! For ex- ample;

Tenth dealer. Neither aide vulnerable. I Q T G .1 Q 8 4 2 Q J 7 5 3 grma A A 10 5 N 'A Q J 8 4 O K 7 Q A J 6 5 Q Q 5 4 W E :t . QQ 0 5 3 S Q A 2 2 .5 K 1 I n K 9 2 O Q 10 it O K 10 9 5 q. A s 4 , The bidding: South West North East Pan Pass Pass 1 Q 1 N T Dble. Pass Plu Pal- Southis thoiigiit-process is not hard to reconstruct. His holding

name extremely close to opening- bid requirements under any system. and so, inasmuch as he "control- led himself and passed on the first round. he had complete license to ovcrcall Eastis bid of one heart." if. however, this was South's line of thought. it did not work out well! West also had reason to ”like his hand,” and his prompt penalty double or one rict.i'ump put South into a highly untenable position. There was "no piace North-South could go." to improve their position -two diamonds. on the 4-4 fit. could have been punished just. as severely as one notrunip.

West opened his own five-card club suit instead of leading part- ner's hearts. and although the club combination in dummy and de- cla-rer's hand provided A double stopper. this was small sclace to South! Defending perfectly. East- West. held declarer to "precisely tjiose two ciub tricks. and thus col- lected a five-trick. 900-point. pen- alty against. a contract of merely one-odd. not vulnerable!

It is always unwise to take action on a hand such as South's opposite a. passing partner. The hand con- tains considerable defense. but it is not the sort of hand one should want. to play. if dummy turns up very weak! By the same taken. if dummy is not. so weak. the oppon- ents will surely not "go Anywhere."

N THE GUARDIAN. CHARLO'l”FETOWN'

The oppcrtunisifs watchful eye Wjil never let a chance go by. -Old Mother Nature.

Reddy Fox is an opportunist. That is a biz-sounding -word. but the meaning is very simple and easy to remember. You know when there Iis ll. chance to do something it is

gcalled an opportunity. An oppor-

'tunist is one who is wide awake, always watching for opportunity. and making the most of it. when it offers. He sees a chance and takes 1.. Many of the Green Forest and Green Meadow folk are opportun- lsts. They have to be to live, There is no social security for them. no old age pension. What. they have they must get for themselves from the time they are old enough to do so. IThiit is the law of old Mother Na- lture. "We have to run on our own feet." says Reddy Fox. The pity of it, is

i that so many today seems not to : know what their feet are for. They . -want someone else to do their run-

ning for them.

A good cpportunist must he smart; Reddy is one of the smartest. Long. long ago he learned that op- portunity may come when least. ex- pected. so he goes about his busi- ness of living the best he can by being always ready. just as if he does expect cpportunity at Any 'minute.

This morning he had been tak- in: a nap in a favorite place in the Old Pasture. As wise Foxes do. he

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slept with his ears open while his eyes were closed.. The barking of a Dog awoke him. That Dog was in the old Pasture. Raddy knew this the instant. he was awake. He knew too what Dcg it was. a. Dog that never before had hunted in the old Pasture. -

"It is that new Dog. that little fellow with the short legs that has- come into the neighborhood lately." he thought. "Wlhose scent does he think he has found now? It isn't mine. That is sure. for I haven't been over in that part. of the Old Pasture for several days. I am sure Mrs Reddy hasn't either. Anyway I don't believe that Dog would waste his time chasing ll Fox. I-its legs are too short to run fast enough or far enough to chase me. and he knows it. I wonder if Peter Rabbit

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