Show 6 THEjQ GDEN STANDARD-EXAMINE- R OGDEN UTAH SATURDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 1953 1 Amsterdam and how does it com- pare with other Dutch cities? A— Amsterdam is the largest By THORNTON W BURGESS city in Holland With suburbs it has a population of close to 850 THE PATIENT ONES made a long jump It was his thousand Patience will long hind legs that sent him into find you likely Second comes Rotterdam widethe air when he jumped and it Is for most a test of mind ly known port of the North Sea was the long tail that kept him — Old Mother Nature Third is The Hague which is the straight through the air sailing Fox had thought Reddy didn’t take Young Reddy It seat of government Both Rot-- I heYoung could catch any Mouse that to learn that he couldn't long terdam and The Hague are above would give him half a chance Mouse catch that by chasing the half million mark in popula-- i Now a Mouse had given him him If he were to catch him at tion better than half a chance and all it would have to be by steal-- t still it hadn’t been caught It was ing near enough to jump on him — a Q Is Volendam large place? a Mouse he never seen be- before he became frightened or A — No it is a village of mod-- fore At first he had didn't notice suspicious So’ the joung Fox erate size Its chief claim to fame that this Mouse was very dif- watched carefully to see just is the fact that the residents wear ferent from the Mice he was where Nimbleheels dropped down native costumes J used to hunting the Mice called into the grass PERFECTLY STILL The women wear lace bonnets Meadow Mice To the young Fox and all the people wear wooden this was just a Mouse Then Young Reddy kept perHe didn’t know there was any shoes still with his eyes fixed fectly I have seen several residents' such person as Nimbleheels the on that spot He was sure jhat of Volendam on the streets of Jumping Mouse All 'the Mice he sooner or later the Mouse would ever had seen before Amsterdam and have recognized depended move and then he would know’ them by their costumes I have on running and hiding to escape exactly where the Mouse was He observed however that Volen- This one didn’t run at all No waited and waited and waited dam residents commonly leave! sir he didn’t run at all He The grass didn’t move He was their wooden shoes at home and jumped He made the longest sure that that Mouse was someput on leather shoes when they jumps the young Fox had ever where in the grass close to the seen anybody make He jumped go to the city spot where he had landed But straight ahead and from side to the grass didn’t move and he side There was no knowing couldn’t be sure which way he would jump next Nimbleheels was exactly where Now Nimbleheels was doing HAVE A GOOD LOOK same thing that the young the At long last Young Reddy had Fox was doing He was keeping a chance to have a good look at still "That fellow does perfectly the little jumper He was sitting not know just where I am If I fashup Happy Jack Squirrel still long enough he’ll go ion It was then that the young keep Fox saw how long were the hind off” thought Nimbleheels So bea game of patience legs of the little jumper and how gan Young Reddy waited and short were the front legs waited Nimbleheels waited and out a was him behind Straight and waited Which one long slim smooth tail It didn’t waited seem possible that such a small would be patient longest? It was fellow could have such a long Nimbleheels Yes sir it was Nimbleheels He didn’t move so tail until after Young “I wonder w hat he does with much as a hair it I should thing it would he in Reddy with a sigh of disappointhis way when he jumps” thought ment gave up and went awa The next story: The Lone One Young Reddy (C) 1956 by Thornton W Now the little Mouse was NimBurgess' bleheels the Jumping Mouse And instead of being m his way that KERtlYDRAKE long tail was what made it possible for him to make those long jumps It kept him balanced in the air It kept him from turning “I really don’t think oiling somersaults Without it he would never have known how or where the time clock will solve the tardiness problem!” he was going to land when he BEDTIME j 1 UNCLE RAY'S CORNER Dutch Government Promotes Emigration are solving the question by promoting movement to other countries chiefly to Canada and the United States Settlers from Hol-- i are problems This is a small land are welcome because they excellent citizens in the countiy and there is a limit to make which they adopt as countries the number of people whom it own their can support The wave of migration to CanThe population of Holland is ada started set eral years ago sow about 10 million It has and is strong After people still about two thuds as many people of British and French ancestry in as Canada a country which is Canada come the Hollanders In vastly larger in aiea cases the Dutch govern- many Among the nations of Europe Holland has the most persons to Tnent pays the expenses of those ocean to make the square mile They are healthy who cross the new in homes their lands This Mndusti and ious and want to get is a policy ahead m the woild So far as possible the Dutch ' Q— What Is the population cf CGFF3IAN AMSTERDAM— The 'long life span of the' average person in Holland is a fine thing but there By RAMON I I ! far-sighte- cue GUT d WAf By J R WILLIAMS j STORIES BARBS IHEZiHHIHES j ! ! j ! 1 i highway start to hear kids help themselves just because thev can’t help themselves By HAL COCHRAN — A striker in an Illinois town said he wouldn’t shave until hi were met — a stunt so demands A pator aduses oiks to al- fca5 Ullker wavs stay on the right road Tha cd — a couple of little nips can would mean the taking dow n of a 'take a mighty big bite out of lot of detour signs — a dollar Most men are master of the craze hat The house to a pastor made many a husband fix Co Doesn’t according he mean paymaster? things so thev’re bevond repair It Is easy to believe only half — Green are onions of what you hear The trick Is to popping Mom a pipe dad gues a and it’s Hippos shame it’s the through know which half and his robe for and season birthday for love popular making then kicks because he loafi When fruit trees along the around so much j 1 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW old-fashion- By FAGALY & SHORT'D - I i j i Strictly Business ’ o qrziW s ffm & Vv'- - "1V-G&VU i ' iJpi LIFE'S LOOSEST Ml MUTE jp It BUSINESS 0 tit Be OS © By HERSHRE1CJEB By ALFRED ANDRIOLA in ')l kkcv WANTS CORR'GAN ID ME? 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