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PLANNING TD FRESHEN UP YOUR LAU REL5 BETTER LET VOUR OLD RECORD Of 73 POINTS !N ONE GAME 5TANDCHAMPJ m-i-yjf- DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE i Popular 1 li big idea came to her Perhaps Timmy would change houses with her Somehow she had a feeling that the babies would be much safer in that dead smooth tree where Timmy was The more Mrs Timmy thought about it the better the idea else seerped There was nothingBlack-snake she could do Perhaps Mr wouldn't come back again Perhaps he hadn't really been that house around Anyway where Timmy lived was certainly as saie as wnexe uie wujcs uuw were and it might be much safer Mrs Timmy jumped and glided She over to that other tree over with to talk it wanted i Timmy half-grow- n ACROSS MARY WORTH MfCiuti i 9-1-- he had been seen That is the way it is with rumors Most snakes cannot climb trees Mr BlacksnaTce is orre of the few who can In Mrs Timmy's home quite high in a certain tree babies vere' three That home was a hole in a dead limb a hole that had been cut loifg ago by Drummer the Woodpecker The: entrance was just big enough for Mrs Timmy to slip in and out of easily No one biginger than herself could get side But she knew that Mr Black-snak- e has a slender neck and he could get his head and neck in without any trouble She knew too that a Squirrel dinner would be very much to his liking What if he should find that precious home of hers with the three even to darlings in it? Dreadful ' think of! She was worried She couldn't think of anything else Timmy father of those precious babies was living alone in another tree because there wasn't room f(r him in the home tree The tree he was in was dead and all tHe bark had peeled off leaving just the smooth bare trunk There wasn't a single branch between the ground and the entrance to Timmy's home Could Mr Black- snake climb up that smooth tree? Ife She didn't think he could needed the rough bark aijd branches such as the tree h$r home was in had It was whie she was thinking of this that the 1 By KEN ALLEN ' STORIES BEDTIME TIMMY'S BIG IDEA An idea first must pass a test Before it is accounted best — Old Mother Nature Of all trfe little people in the whether in fur or to tell the difference between Green Forest one the prettiest and of darkness and daylight? but many feathers Mrs Timmy is little daintiest kinds are without eyes in the the Flying Squirrel ordinary sense of the word Her fur is wonderfully soft and Q Are centipedes dangerous to she has two of the loveliest big people A There is much fear of centi- eyes to be found anywhere That they are big for her size They pedes but they seldom cause is are gentle She harm They do have poison is dark and softofand her coat and very careful glands 'connecting with the looks she how "poison claws" on certain She spends much time in washnf Vio?f foot TVioco mav raiitip n! a or bit as nettles much pain ing her fur coat and 'keeping it J more in perfect condition The worst centipedes are found Although Mrs Timmy is called in the tropics Even these how- a Flying Squifret-sh-e doesn't fly ever seem to cause less damage No squirrels fly No folks in fur than black widow spiders fly except in the Bat family FlitFor "Nature" section of your ter the Bat flies and flies wonscrapbook derfully but the Flying Squirrels only look as if they were flying They glide That is they slide from high' places down on air just as boys and girls slide down a hill on snow Little Mrs Timmy was a very worried small person She had heard a rumor A rumor is a story about something or someone Rumors can be very frightening some times They are the more frightening because nobody knows whether thej' are true or not The rumor that Mrs Timmy had heard was that Mr Blacksnake had been seen in the neighborhood No one tAtrOUS seems to know' just who had seen him but everybody believed that sr - i "L!ZII!LLljZi--- 2ri f- - n — |