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Over is the Old Orchard the leathes-ed home-makers were sine- ilering if Scribner the Kllllhtrd and Mrs. Scrapper were not going to build there this year. They hadn't begun building. but (put most of their time Just sitting a- Nuld when they were not looking for food. The fact is they were undecided whether to build there
' in the Old Orchard or go look for a place near the smiling Pool. in near the Big River. or along Laugh- ing Brook. for they like to be near water.
"Of course if we go somewh-g else we'll miss th. neighbors liq-g," said Scrapper.
"We'll probably have some otha ,,ood neighbors." jg", Scrapper.
"But not so many of them," said lcrspper. "We have a lot of good neighbors here in the Old Orchard.
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Blacky Settles It
However. it is tor you to say. I'm satisfied to stay here. In fact I would like to stay here. But we'll go where you want to go. Just IIIKGJJD your mind. my dear. That's all I
behind Blacky and
lie was peeking at the back at his head in alilfy.
But Mrs. Scrapper couldn't make up her mind. She wanted to go and she didn't want to go- Then the matter was settled for her.
and who should setttle it but lilacky the Crow. Black: has a liking for eggs
when he can get them: Anybody; eggs except those of other crows. He long ago learned that he could now and then get a good breakfast of eggs in the Old Orchard be- cause all the folks living there were so much smaller than himself. And it wasn't always eggs th at Blacky took. Sometimes the eggs had hatched and Blacky took the babies. Sammy Jay did the same thing.
So it ” ,, 1 that very early one morning Blacky flew over to the Old Orchard. lie was very sly about it. He didn't do any cawing then. It was so early that Far- mer Brown's boy was not yet up. As soon as he got to the Old Or- chard he began looking for nests. The first one he discovered was Welcome Robin's. There were five eggs in that nest. When he saw them from a little distance I sus- pect he would have licked his lips
if he had any lips to lick. Of
course no bird has. .
Welcome Robin saw him and Il- stantly began to scream ”Robberi Robber! Robber!" Everybody tl the Old Orchard who heard him. and that meant everybody thlt lived there. new to the nelshboc hood and began acreaminl at the top oi their lungs Welcome Robin and Mrs. Welcome threatened t0 peck Blacky but didn't Wit! 43" to. It looked very much as if they were going to lose those precious blue eggs.
Then came. lie wasn't as big as We!- come Robin. but he didn't hesitate- He was behind Blacky and peck ing at the back of his head In I jiffy. There was. nothing Blacki could do about it but try to set away tron: him. He forgot about those eggs. He took to his wing! and Scrapper flew right 310"! with him. So it was that Blacld was driven away.
Scrapper flew back to his favor-
ite perch. Mrs. Scrapper was wait- ing for him. "My dear." said Scra per. "I guess we are needed here. The sooner that we begin build- ing the better." ..”Just as you say. my 49513" said Mrs. Scrapper mildly- "1 guess the Old Orchard is the best place after all."
No Policy On Dominion Day
MONTREAL 1CPl - The Cana- dian Chamber of Commerce an- nounced Thursday that as the re- gun or a poll among its member organizations it is unable to for- mutate a national policy on ob- servance of Dominion Day.
The chamber sent this question to its 760-odd member boards of trade and chambers of commerce. Does your board of chamber favor a change in the observance oi Do minion Day to the first Monday of the month of July?
g Of 396 replies. from all 10 prov-
Northwest Territories, l90 were in favor of observing the lirst Mon day in July; 206 favored observ- ing the holiday on July 1.
The Canadian Chamber reported the poll was inconclusive because of the requirement that two thirds of a vote cast must be in favor of the question asked.
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Strength- showing bids take many forms. The most usual way to show strength is to jump the :bidding. but there are many other means by which excess power can be represented witliout skip- ping a level of bidding
Southis two spade bid is an ex- ample of a strong bid without a leap. it is known as a reverse bid. when two suits adiacant to one another in rank are both men- tioned. with the lower ranking one being named first. that is. in reverse order. a strong hand he comes identified.
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Declarer wins the diamond lead in dummy and plays a low trump to the ace. West producing the Jack. The crux of the deal is ed. if south makes the mistake of playing the king of hearts. he goes down. East acquires two trump tricks.
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