Page 12, The Guardiansah. June  1956 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     minus l sroiiies 
     
    
   
   
    
      Sudden Silence 
     
    
   
   
    
     By Thornton W. Biugess 
     
    
   
   
    
     pg...” -u.l'.u an; an 1, ,. somewhere in the neighborhood. 
     
     .4)” Moan 5.3"; He had forgotten that it is never 
     
     safe for even a few minutes not 
     
    

    
     Tlu" W" d 3"" m” 3”m3 ”" to be on guard and watching out 
     
    

    
        
     
    

    
     naming at the top of their lungs. Th”"3l' Simmy fl”-V Seems l” 
     
     Ghatterer the Red Squirrel, whose Fm dew" "l 3e"”'S ””""' 99"”? 
     
     sharp voice can sometimes be in trouble, he also is very, very 
     
     heard a long distance. was scold- 3”” '"”"l 3e','"'3 ””""' mks "W 
     
     In as only he can scold. He had of trouble. while Chatterer forgot 
     
     quite lost his temper. That is one to watch out, Sammy Jay dldni 
     
     .1-me worst "mg anyone can do. forget. So it was he that saw Stub- 
     
     A lost temper always results in wing the Hawk in time to scream 
     
    

    
     I quick warning and then dive lllli) 
     
    
   
   
    
     playing a Joke on his neighbors, 
     
     and at. i '” " whm 
     
     there isn't any danger. ciuittei-er 
     
     didn't know what the danger 
     
     might be it it was real. He didn't 
     
     know which way to run. He might 
     
     run right into the danger instead 
     
     of away from it. ' 
     
    

    
     Now lot course Stubwing knew 
     
     what that sudden silence me-,miy 
     
     lie knew that he had been seen. 
     
     He flew a little faster, mg keen 
     
     eyes searching everywhere for 
     
     Chatterer. At first he dldnlt see 
     
     him because Chatterer didn't 
     
     imovc. Then Chatterer saw him 
     
     lcoining and did move. He moved 
     
     last. He dodged around the trunk 
     
     of the tree in which he was sitting. 
     
     That is his favorite trick. He was 
     
     lucky. Yes. sir. Chattei-gr was 
     
     lucky. Had he been just a wig 
     
     second lakr he would have been 
     
     coiiglii. Chatterer wasn't scolding 
     
    
   
   
    
     t bl . l-lad Ch tt 
     
     rtulzactsg trezllpei he won): heavz a thick growth himself. Blacky thi- 
     
     not forgotten that other ears than CWW Wok l0 his wines and E01 
     
     those of Blacky the Crow and Sam. away from there as fast as they 
     
     could take him. 
     
    
   
   
    
     my Jay might be listening. . 
     
     . Trouble has a way of leading to Where there had been so llilli'li 
     
     more trouble. Chatterer was find- noise, there was Sl1(l(l('ll 5ll9ll('L' 
     
    
   
   
    
     lng this out now. He had tried to At first Chatteiler didn't 
     
     rob Mrs. Wood Duck of her eggs stand what the danger was. 
     
     while she was away from homey 
     
     She had returned unexpectedly and 
     
     thrown him, out of her home high 
     
     up in a tree. She had Pulled him 
     
    
   
   
    
     no one left to scold. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ing was genuine. You see. Siillllll) 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     ACROSS 4. Perform 
     
     1. A prickly 5. Friar 5 
     
     P937 title 
     
     5. Out of 6 Frvnzy 
     
     9. fumtitute 7 Elliptical 
     
     or sp nach R Repair 
     
     ii. Courlsgeoua 10 5-: ord 
     
     1 Devi fish handle 
     
     fZ00l.) l1.Becnmes 
     
     13. Goods left indistinct 
     
     5 322:" :2  
     
     in Of Ell 
     
     M. Guido": (slang) 
     
     highest note 19.Grows 
     
     . V - . -- . 15. Enemy insipid 
     
     ' ' I W 17. Old timu 20. Head 
     
     who I listening in we never no . mmhaic) covering 
     
     , 18. Narrow 21. R t, 
     
     out by the tail. Blacky the ,,,o,,g 22. P355 
     
     Crow had seen it and has at once 20' gm, . 24. comma 
     
     began to make fun of Chatterer. 23.Necktie 
     
     Sammy Jay had come along and z7,1v;x.mme'u 
     
     Joined Blacky. Sammy is always account 
     
     on hand when there is a chance to books 
     
     scream at someone. All of this 29. Cut. 
     
     had been more than Chatterer  CI-2:Ie(ped 
     
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     iiiidoiv  Cluiileri-r 
     
     lloinislieri he had never thought of 
     
    
   
   
    
     held his tongue because there ileum 
     
     Tlicii llL'ipi'95Plll danger 
     
    
   
   
    
     realized that Sammy Jay's iiitl'll- 
     
    
   
   
    
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     .now. lie was very, very frightened, 
     
     ilie was keeping his tongue 51111, 
     
     lslubtllllg hadn't given up just be. 
     
     li-ziiisc he had missed Chane;-er on 
     
    

    
     that first dash. It was his eyes 
     
     fund his nits, not his tongue tliatl 
     
     had use for now. He 
     
    
   
   
    
     ilI')llll.i to get those eggs. All his 
     
     and trouble had 
     
     l("i)lIlP iruni that. He dodged around 
     
     wthv tree again as Stubwing made 
     
    
   
   
    
     has the bad habit of suiin-iiiiit-s another dash at him. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     Opening lesd-king of hearts. 
     
    

    
     The bidding followed -tsiidsrd '''Y- "N WPOICI at the 
     
     lines. North's three spade bid 
     
     was a typical double raise of 
     
     partner's suit, showing 13 to 15 
     
     ints. and at least four trumps. 
     
     South ducked the opening heart 
     
     lead and West. taking note of his 
     
     partners discouraging deuce, 
     
     shifted to the nine of diamonds. 
     
     Deciarer played low from dum- 
     
     m , and lost the diamond finesse 
     
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     at clubs, which lost to the ace. 
     
     A heart return gave the defend- 
     
     ers their setting trick, declarer 
     
     losing two hearts. I diamond and 
     
    
   
   
    
     hand is made. 
     
    

    
     The objection to the diamond 
     
     nneue is that if it loses. declanr 
     
     makes only nine tricks. It. is true 
     
     that when it succeeds he makes 
     
     eleven tricks. but declare: lhoilld 
     
     not limit himself to an outoomel 
     
     or either nine or eleven trlclib. 
     
     His goal is ten triclu. end he 
     
     should not link; jug eye off that 
     
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     The finest in a protluible de- 
     
     vice in the decllreru bag at 
     
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     kiad South disgndoed the hand destruction. 
     
    

    
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