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cuwsrda, 'l‘hey are not coward; just because they are timid. “mid”! and cowardice are not the same thing at all. Some o1 the most timid toll; do some ad the bravest deeds.

Two or the most timid in ell the Green Forest are Timmy the flying Squirrel and whitefoot thei .W0od Mouse. To be timid is to be lair-aid. These two, like some others‘

{who are much hunted, are con- ninth‘?! they a", “n15 o; 9,1,,

stantly afraid. They are afraid not to be afraid, Being always sdraid they always are watching

form 0t some hungry hunter. so because whenever they are abroad‘ they are afraid and watchful they are happily alive while many others less teanlul Bnd watchful have been caught,

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and night folk. 'I".rmmy is the only imfimbcr o»! the Squirrel family.

all nl ht, "I can't understand why my

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g n usually ‘s m the cousins want to be out in daylight and in bed after dark" said Timmy to Whltefoot when they met one evening.

squeaky volce_ ‘Pimrny and Whitefoot. This is I tm m he Did v bec th 1, y, a e." sa . " YOU 9 B!‘ ause ey ‘are O h nelghborsi hear o! anything so silly? The ildea ot being afraid oi the dark!

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.1, / ' I / '//// 4.74.4 dark." eeid Whitefloot In hi! high. squeaky voice

"Perhaps they are afraid 0t the ark." said Whlteioot in his hlsh

Timmy nodded. "1 suspect that

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is." he agreed, “There are hungry hunters in the night looking tor

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rubber game, his quest for aver-

North mm ‘soon. was l Q Pese 1 A Peso im- Pass 4e rue Pug Pass v- A- ’

North might well have raised

the spade directly on the second‘ round, but he evidently ielt that.

Fortunately for his own side, west decided on a heart opening instead or the singleton club. The letter lead might have put South 0n the olert. As lt was, utter put- ting lip the heart ace, Bouth took the view that. the cantracmitself i was quite sate and that he might as well go out for overtricks,

Leading to his covn diamond ace, he returned a clug to the queen,

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start rufling diamonds, thereby establishing the suit for at least

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one discard. The mere (allure of the club finesse, however, spelled doom to the contract, East, taking the trick, had little difficulty in figuring out exactly what his ad- versary was trying to do. South's cashing of the diamond are be- fore touching trumps was virtually m announcement that the dia- mond ace was blank, and that he was now attempting to set up dummym suit. East could see that that effort would be successfully, and that the contract could not be beaten by collecting one heart im-

e club.

It today's deal hed occured at 111115,"

er would have deserved sympathy he gets up “@111 1n the mommgy for his bad luck, but in the actual 551d qqmmy,

his hand was too near a minimurnl thoughmmy. for that encouragement rabid. | u!“ what way," Th,“ “ma,

mediiteiv and perhaps envthtr who does his hunting in the dark W“) ‘BN1’. 511E851 IPOIdIY rttilrfltd and he isn't so silly alter all." It

West cooperated in finie fashion __

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IIICII! W35 ill-advised. time, u “wry W159 Mgusg i5’ but ~ N md ‘ I'm less maid sftei- dark than in gigjoelis/Lrcvéoéiéo or ea er. . _.._ ‘ da light because it. is so much i‘, North-South vulnerabia _ edgier to dodge out of sight and . .. K9 6, keep out 4;: sight if there is need. MEETING TONIGLJT- ' A; 0t course it the night is perfectly You Never: swam. ‘Qyos-[g dark, which it seldom is, I can't i, AQQ see, But neither can any one else ‘ 73 3 ‘w 4. 5o there is nothing to worry about Q KQJ N Q 10913 then." said Whitefoot. o2 w E 9x32 “The way r see it. dullness is Q .1964 ‘K1872 th night's friendliness, so what L 3 any one is afraid of the dark for A AQJIOSS is beyond my understanding." said I 8 6 ‘Kimmy. OA' "I hesi- Blaclrie the Crow is -. $10054 sir-aid oi.’ the dark. They say i! he . . The bidding: wakes up in the night no is so ' ~ ‘ D "CAP" STUBBS

scared he doesn't move." squeeked n?" AN

Whlieloot.

"So I have heard." replied ‘Pim- niy. "How perfectly silly! Imagine a bird as big as Bluckie beins adrald of’ the dark!”

"I suppose one's eyes may make a difference.‘ squeaked Whlbefoot

to know,

"well, I suppose some eyes can see better in the dark than others and acme can see better in day- light." replied Whitefoot.

“Such as?” questioned Timmy

"Hooty the Owl and his cousins and the I-Iowk cousins.’ squeaked Whltetoott “None knows better than you and I hcov ‘veil l-looty - -_ I and his folks can see at night, but “ r"\

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they never go hunting in daylight h [seerrew-(Alen-‘Iwi-e of 5*

unless on s. dark day, Anyway most of them don't. But what do HENRY

we have to tear from the Hawk folk in the night? We don't even have to remember that there are such folks, I guess they, just can't see at night. Perhaps it is the same way with Blacky." "Even so who is there as whom Blacky the Crfiw need be afraid even in the dark?” retoi-ted Tim- my.

"Hooty" equeeked Whliefoot "I've beard e Crow dinner is as much to his liking es anything else. So perhaps Bleolq/‘s fear of the dark is really fear of I-lcoty

was e good guess.

underled his heart honors, ee the Afraid." one hope of putting East back on lead. and when 152st won with the

Alter ruffirig Hi9 club return, he The next story: “On Being

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heart nine, his second club return left West iruft tor the setting trick.

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