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IICIIVID BY POPE

Roux. March 2'! - (Reuters)- Lord Beaverln-ook. Canadian- born British newspaper owner. was received in audience today by Pope Pius. Later he left Rome by plane for his villa at Nico. His Easter visit. to Rome was

marked by rain and cold wea- . ther.

GRACIE

PRINCE or WALES CDLLEGE AIIDITORIIIM TUESDAY APRIL 3rd,

8.30 .i ADVANCE saw: AT:-

”C;iiitct-ii Service”

IN PERSON

HUGHES DRUG STORE

ADMISSION 52.00 PLUS TAX

DANCE

'l'n Music By George Ciizippi-ll and his Merry Islanders Al The MT. STIZWAKT CANADIAN LEGION TIll'IiSl)AY NIGHT, MARCH 29th

THE FOIIK-TAILED ROBBER

Too often you will find that fright Is made the instrument of might. y -.0ld Mother Nature. . . Grandpa Pelican sat on his fav- orite rock. He had had his break- fast or fish and more fish which he ihad caught without too much ef- jfort and trouble. Now he was feel- ling comfortably lazy. -a feeling that often follows a hearty meal. lespecially down in the Land-of-ab -uays-summer where Grandpa Pel- llcsn lives. It was a pleasant doaI nothing sort of feeling. small waves of the blue. blue sea set in motion by always busy sister Trmic .Wmd bmkt? gently against the rock on which he sat. Behind him a sandy beach. over the pdge .-,( which cocoanut palms gracefully leaned. curved around 8. small bay 0 another rocky point.

i With. his head thrown back go that his great bill was drawn in :and rested comfortably arzainst his long neck. the tin reaching to his ;hreast. Grandpa Pelican was dolni: lhis best to look dignified. Lookizrv. out over the water he saw an old Iacquaintaiice flying low over the water. He was much smalior than Grandna Pelican and wore a choc- olate brown coat and white waist- C0” Hr dropped Iirzhtiy down on

FIELDS

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W'O('LI) YOU HAVE "('AL'GlI'I"' THE PHYSIC?

HALL

East's psychic bid in the hand shown below probably would have succeeded against most, players in South's position.

DANCE

W1-at dealer. llolh sides viiinerohlc. BOLII sides 60 on score.

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Everyono W:-lcoino -- Lunch it ill Be Served W exlztddinsc ' eat North Eut. sou", 1' Pius 1;(:f.1N1-

. p K R M, fa.” 3r 'not.-) Quickies by 9" 93”” rm "” PI” The part.-score situation was largely the reason for Eastis iis3'-

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chic spade response to his partner”. one-heart opener. East felt that ifl he could keep the opponents out of the highest-ranking suit, he" would have a good chance to s'eal the rubber with a relatively cheap heart contract. Since East-West had only so on score. West. would have to hold the shade bid open. if south didn't. and then ERSL. could go back in hearts.

South could not know what. wasl going on. on the first round of bidding. but he didn't have to know - he was satisfied to bid a no-

lly Tliornfol W. Iurgeui ' at 6.'r.1f,”'

' Booby.

"What (In you mciin'?” asked Grandpa Pelican sharply.

the water. us much at home there as a Duck would have been. "Good .fishing?" asked Grandpa. Pelican by way of t-treetinil ”Good fisliinc, tlmiinh I have had

better. And you?" replied Brown Booby. for that was his name. "Very nnnd fishins.x," declared

Grandpa Pelicans "I wouldn't ask for any better fishing."

"I suppose you krpt what you caught.” said Brown Booby. Grandpa Pelican looked a little

surprised. "Of course I kept. what 1' caught. 1' always keep what I catch excepting when there are chililrvn to bo ml," said lin.

”Alua,vs?” nskcd Brown Booby.

Grandpa Pelican looked at.Brown Booby sharply. Brown Booby wasn't looking at him. He was looking up in the sky and in his eyes was an aiiximis look. "Don't you?" asked Granda Pelii-iui.

”Don't I wliat?" rctorcd Brown Booby a little lcstily.

"Don? you always keep what you catch?" said Grandfather Pol- ican.

"That depends." Booby shortly.

”So that's it. Some one took part

replied Brown

of your hrcakfast away from you

this mornin,r:." said Grandfatlit-r

Pelican softly.

Brown Booby imrlderl. ”Yox." hr: admitted

"Who was it?' asked Grandpa Pelican

"You don't neprl to ask You know without hcini: triltl." retrirteil Brown Bnohy as he hnhlwri up and down on tho iv”-" in front of the big rock. l

”was its " brcnii (irniidpa Pol- ican and was interrupted.

"I believe that fork-tailed robber is coming this way rirzhi. now." declared Brown Booby. starting off into space. Grandpa Pelican started that way. too. High up in the blur. blue sky was what lonkcd to be

f-hardly more than a black speck.

"I miess you are i'iglit." aizrcerl Grandpa Pelican. "Yes. sir. I am sure you are. Well. let him come. He won't not any fish from me. I had my breakfast so loin: ago that he won't be able to tzct any of it."

"If I wercas his: as you he never would take It fish from me. No. sir, he nrvcr would." declared Brown Booby.

"What do you mean?" Grandpa Pelican sharply.

”Ncve1' mind." rcplicd Brown ”fviz- sccii that fork-tailed

asked

trump and await developments. When. however. East three hearts at his next did some thinking!

It was inconceivable. had an opening bid was no reason to dllllbli and South himself had so many honors. that East could have an honest jump- raise in hearts! There were simply not that many high cards in a deck! Thus, Eastis leap to three hearts, over score, could not be based on slam aspirations. and so had to be based on fear. And by far the most probable soiircc of his fear was spades-vthc one suit out.- rankim: his side's hearts.

Satisfied that he had read .East'.s mind, South refused to be victim-i lzcd. He not only bid spades. but.

jumped i turn. South if

0 West I

in playing the hand, actuallv "AIu';ix's ;u't:lililZI . . I think we better look in the banged down the spade RC0 and . - i . - . . . . V . . ht West's blank kiniz! Thnt iitiartliiiii Want Ads (in mi rIDrIIIITi0nI uiih a smaller land aiigllhow sure Baum W” of his NM ION" W4 y "M - diagnosis! I Ll'L ABNICR V: dsGG”P'”'”””::"'PG y fut mas? v'Bg,5m. . some aims HAVE NTINTHEIH fAcEs N.” we own PHOTOGRAPHS" -ofulllt A" m,,. vs T. HAVE eem saw IN av THEIR THU as ML wr.nr,.'.' salmon AND swarrana-is-some o . R .4 - I vicruass ARE or swear racss AND rneaeaz srm. u5n9rnoar Lift 2 ' . SINDIIIS our , x mousa DSOFOTHER A mmuncwy. V ;i , ems IN me WORLD ARE emcas o HEAR " tr” , c-,' ' anon NEW ENGLAND-- FROM!!-

robber take fish from you more than once."

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