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. Pearson arrived from Canada lssturday and goes on to Paris to- .day to attend a meeting all the -permanent council oi the North -r Atlantic Treaty organisation. This

-meeting will also be dominated

by the Suez situation. with par-

lticular regard to its impact. on

NATO troop commitments. Apart from Suez, Pearson will

' be occupied with talks on the (is-

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tun direction of NATO. which will largely take place next week. Pearson is one of the "three wise men” appointed by NATO last may to consult with member gov- ernments on the future course of the Atlantic alliance. His colleag- ucs on the pallet are foreign min- isters Gaetann Martino of Italy and llalvard Lange of Norway.

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East won the opening lead and returned a trump. which South took in his hand. It was obvious to South that the hand could not be made on a. crossruif because communication back and torth was lacking.

one alternate line of play was to draw the adverse trumps and if they did not break 2-2. rely on - the clubs to divide favorably. An- other method ot' play. the one chosen by South, had a tar greater chance to succeed.

The king of clubs was cashed and I. second round of trumps played to the dummy's nine. On the two high diamonds. South dis- carded the jack and ace of clubs. A club from dummy was rulied and a third round of trumpa to dummy was followed by mother club run.

At this point, dummy had the only trump left and three good club tricks. A heart load was wired in dummy to end it all.

South's approach to the prob- lem was excellent His method covers any trump break as well as the cases where the clubs break either 1-2 or 3-1. His dis- card of the ace of clubs was. no doubt, on the sensational side. but the situation demanded.lt.

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In all the Great World among the folk who wear Iur. He depends on his long, strong. little hind legs

leaps that always (ml those try- in to catch him. They never know which way he is going to jump Young l-teddy Fox had been sure of catching him. So had Hooty the Owl. He had tooled both at them. You know how Peter Rabbit

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overall objective.

The Short Jump

By Thornton W. Burgess

when he had in do very little jumping. Perhaps his enemies had grown tired of trying and failing . to catch him. When he didn't have

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Then one day Black Pussy the Cat took it into his head to go hunting. He didnlt need to hunt for food. He never in

to send him sailing over the iopsr his whole life had needed to hunt.

oi the grasses in surprisingly long 9 There was always plenty for him

in eat in Farmer Brown's house. when Black Pussy hunts. he hunts for fun. He had gone down on the Green Meadows to try to catch a Mouse. He was looking for Danny Meadow Mouse, he of the short legs and the short tail. Black Pussy was startled by having I Mouse jump irom right under his nose and sail up out of the tall grass and over it. He had never hefore seen a Mouse just like that. At (int he thought it was a hird. He was surprised, but not so surprised that he forgot to watch where Nimbleheels disap- peared in the grass. He crept to- ward that spot. This time he was ready.

Now, who he Jumped. Nimble- heels had expected to go sailing over the grass halt again as far

;as he really did. He had Intended i

to make a long Join). and that jump had proved to be a short

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-MlSCOUCHE

Miss Mildred be Coste oi Mis- couche recently spent a week in Charlottetown. visiting with rela- tlves.

RS. Peter Steele. No. 53 Air

,Cadet Squadron. Summerside. ar-

a short lump. Once more he lump- ed aaq,once more the Jump was short. Yet It was the best that hlimbieheels could do.

This time Blacky Pussy was un- able so iind him again. For a long. long time pmmblnhoois squatted dose to the ground under a tangle of grass. H had deity of time to think. "Thorn must be a reason," thought he,;."why my Jump is so short. anf I guess I know why. I'm getting lat. That must be the trouble. Yes, sir. I'm getting cat. I never can jump snort when Fm tat. Nobody can. I've been eating be much. I haven't been lumping

sleep the let down. i

rived home on Friday, August 17. from a six weeks excha e tour to the United Kingdom and rance. He was chosen from among lot cadets of No 53 Squadron to makc the tour. alongwlth 32 cadets from other parts of Canada. F.S. Steele is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Steele of Miscouche.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Russo and two children Maureen and Gloria 0! Jamaica Plains. Mass. and Mrs. Vital Gallant oi Rnatlco. spent the weekend of August in in Mis- eouche. They were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. D.H. Gallant.

Armand Desllochoa of 'Mis- clruche is spending some time vis- anp with relatives in New Bruns-

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Miss Gerald! Veno oi Miscon- chc. recently spent some time in Elcummerside, guest of Betty Mal-

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