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EWI jv'1 — a y l J No — rr:— Dy F AGALT A SHORTEN : lg RS&EST pga g& Zp - A-KS- PT - 1928 r -- -- 111 OKA- : LITTLE BIT MUSIC MAD BUT rLL wvc ODub OH Hi? nUNCD I 7 WT t7' SHAKES The unknown always doubles r y ifear ' xt fAA Mother Nature speaks truly An Unknown danger always seems very much worse than it really is Trouble that can be faced is understood: Trouble that is un known may be slight or may be very Dad but always seems to rbe very bad t :it was just so with Spooky the screech Owl His home was in a hollow in the trunk of an old apple tree in the Old Orchard There had been a bad storm of snow and sleet Rough Brother North Wind had packed snow in the doorway of Spooky's home while he slept Jack Frost had turned tne snow frozen it hard" So it was that when the small -- ccikC zOrrcd With Hooplo Jm i ccc Z Q-cc- g£s5 TIM&LEY mn Which i want ©enerdusly xi Ik °LiSTSSS An HOCHARLfiY L0N& Jk IN LALSNDLY 5AYNS GOES! By ALFRED ANDRIOLA KERRY DRAKE V IfMm THE TOP FLOOft? TELL ME WHAT'S ON MOVIE wu mdwui into iJ Lirvtc Nl A 0LOWUP OF A CLIP FROM A RIM PROCESSING I" RECENTLY FILM ' TO LIK&T06ET MY AFFAIRS MAY IN OKD£KrI LEANING SHORTLY FDR A MEDlTBZRAMEArt SlLL W - l r could ' not see out anywhere When the next Owl in the red coat wakened he day he heard strange sounds outfound he was a prisoner ' That side he couldn't peak out' (to see gave nun a dreadful feeling what made them Something was Never before had he been a pris happening to that tree There was oner He diahis best to open that the sound of something scraping doorway but his curved bill was against the outside of his house IUC WlUUg UUU Ul 41 U1XJI JUI LUilb There was a Inside work and he had to give up in it sounded muchpounding louder than it despair was Spooky shivered and Like most of the Owl folk little really shook It was dreadful to be a Spooky does most and hear an unknown at night sleeping through the "prisoner outside that could not be danger day For days the hunting had seen been very ' bad It is the Mouse "Or was it danger? It must be folk that Spooky hunts mostly Poori Spooky He crouched down and they kept under the snow on the bottom of bis house There wnere ne couja not see tnem ne shivered and there he shook So when he hadjgone to sleep e wondered what enemy was Just before the -bad storm he was j pounding-o- n the tree Of course it still hungry be someone trying to break Imust Now that he was a prisoner of of course if was course he had nohance to get: doing that it must beanyone an enemy anything at all and he was veryi A frightened bird was little very hungry He didn 1 4 sleep Spooky the Screech OwL mucn inai mgnu nvery so oiien For a few minutes was still h would go up to his doorway to Perhaps the danger allwas over ?ee " °y any cnance sometning perhaps whoever was trying to naa happened so teat ne coma hreak fa it gone away get ouu uiiuiig uu irwiriimc came again Tap! Tap! Tap! And opuu&y was as mguicueu ui uwi again Spooky shivered and shook as ever lived There is no more A bit of ice down on dreadful feeling than the feeling him Of course dropped come had from it of hopelessness of a prisoner ' his doorway There was no other place for the ice to come from Was that doorway being opened? What was going to happen? Poor Spooky Never in all his By HAL COCnSAN life had he been quite so frightened as he was now One good turn deserves anHave you guessed what really other certainly ' applies when was TV - commercials are on happening? Farmer Brown'g :j was trying to 'open the doorboy Life is full of stumbling blocks way for Spooky IJe had discovwhen there are small children in ered what had happened ' the house v The next story: The Rescue Of course — 'ct?' J JrWfisr-r' 1 l DEVELOPED : T j : : i I 4 : ! DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE m A! 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LI'L ABNER The seeming change in size is a puzzling thing When the moon --demands THIS THE RIGHT TO EOILGRJLL ( PLANET ) VICTORIOUS THE is low on the horizon it seems ( l BLACKEST ORFRVAKTY MEMBERS OF THAT THE EARTH to be much larger than after it A DAV IN OUR I MISSIONS ANV GOOD-WIL- L UKOOONDITIOWALW -J -HISrRSVrises some distance in the sky WE SEND HERE OSEfWEj ffV SURRENDER-- BUT— 1 US WITH DEANS V tThe same optical illusion is observed in the case of the sun but people are' careful to save accepsj their eyes by merely glancing at the bright-shinin- g sun while it is above the horizon Scientists have measured the moon at different 'times of the night They have found that it keeps the same size One theory is that there is a distortion when light comes from the horizon through many hunV T HAMLIN dreds of miles of thick air When By ALLEY OOP the moon shines from i a point -f RkaHT? 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