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LAWM MOWER By FAGALY & SHORTEN way or another Among these are the kookaburras the honey-eater- s (and the mound birds ' The mound birds lay their eggs in mounds of leaves The eggs hatch because of the warmth they obtain from sunshine and decaying j leaves The honey-eater-s gather in flocks and go from one group of flower-ingleucalyptus trees to another The trees provide them with honey of I U'" yT1 KATEABODV THISMUCK'' one XoJSvK o£k4 MATTER' FAST THE MOVER COMES OUT MUTMEGr (mmwfMffi V - JZZ fXTTlfMf A30UT MOWING T"E ' I IftWl LAWM? a sort The kookaburras:1 (COOK-uh-RTTuhs) also go under the rather silly name of laughing jackasses" They have nothing to do with the donkey family but they laugh after a fashion Early white settlers in Australia used kookaburras as alarm clocks They waited until the birds made their laughing noise in the morning Detore getting out of bed The tallest trees in Australia be long to the eucalyptus familv Some times they reach heights of more than 300 feet The trunks of the taller trees are from six tn nine feet in "diameter Northern Australia has bottle trees The lower half or one third of such a tree bulges out so that it suggests a huge bottle This part becomes a kind of storage tank holding moisture which the tree uses during the long dry spells R ALLEY OOP By V T HAMLIN MA3ACAK WALKS? INTO "WE FIRE OF THIS ) FT f1 Y BULLY AMI? KNOOCED HIM eUN-HAFT- SUBSTANTIALLY THAT'S JTBUT ( Jl y HOW DO YOU V JM KNOW SO MUCH —I about rrp OH! NWv! WELL ARE VOU X ' ) ACOUAJMTEP WITH OUR MYTHICAL OUTLAW? j) COLVj L— — X A- ALixrV— M- SOARS ( AND ttTcourse 7 i - mi Ay mm?® &m-y- STEVE ROPER By SAUNDERS HEY— WSTERWArT) VDLTRE THE MY DAD 5AYS ITS NONE DOLL FROM THE STORE) OF OUR AFFAIR-WH- AT OUTSIDERS DO— BUT I 50 WHAT r-DON'T WANT SOMEBODY COOKS? LIKE YOU TO GET HURT r h RIGHT? f H and WOGGON SPECIALLY SINCE IT WAS ELipy WHO bULD I HAT MAN THE DYNAMITE E Thirsty travelers have learned that a bottle tree lean be ' of high value They drain some of the watery sap from the bulging part scrap-boo- k An illustrated leaflet telling about the everyday life (of the ancient Romans will be nailed without charge to any reader who encloses a stamped envelope Send your letter to Uncle Ray Publishers Syndicate 30 North LaSalle Chicago 111 7? I it J "Hj' I 1 T I KNOW AND COME ON DARLKsl'CHIN UP M YOU MARRIED A COP 1 V S5 I'LL IT All the little DeoDle of the Orppn Forest and the Green Meadows the 11 i T n ! nl umJ rasiure me omuing rooii ana the Old Orchard do a lot of guess pulled them out but thev didn't roll far Jimmy saw to that He ate them one by one as he pulled them out Bath Rattles and Mrs Rattles were watching him They saw Jimmy pull out and eat egg after egg "My goodness!" exclaimed Rattles "is there no end to those eggs?" "I guess it's a good thing Jimmy ing They have to Folks who never know iust where the next meal will be found have to do a lot of guessing The best guessing is done bv those who know the most about their neighborhood and their neighbors From what they know they can best guess where they will find what they want By' HAL COCHRAN Jimmy Skunk is usually a good Some day a contractor is eoins to guesser because of what he knows He had made a good guess this build a living room large enough to time As soon as he realized that hold all the youngsters toys Mrs Snapper the Turtle had come We hope you have such a swell from the direction of a sand pit not on vacation that it'll be time far from the Smiling Pool he worth going broke for guessed that she had buried her eggs there He went straight there and it didn't take him long to find where she had buried them WW You see he had found Turtles nests betore He didn t waste time digging where the sand was too dry He knew that always when he had found Turtle egg's it was where left' the ground was easy digging and Jimmy Skunk sighed "I wish I Kept warm by jolly round bright could eat more" said he "Yes sir Mr Sun yet it always was a little I wish I could eat more but I damp can't I feel sleepy I know what So it was that Jimmv wasted no do I'll take a nap right here I'll A traffic bottleneck H a place time digging m the wrong places Then if anybody comes I'll know where suburbanites who dreamed He had made a good guess and now of getting away from it all arrive it" it was paving off The next story: Bobby Coon Jj wea same time the at Rattles the Kinefisher and Mrs Too Late Just J Rattles who had a home hizh tin in the bank of that sand nit watched — DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE Jimmy Skunk pull the eggs put of he hole he had dug Those eggs i - I By ALFRED ANDRIOLA GOING UNDERGROUND FOR A FEW DAYS MINDY IT'S A SnCKY JOB THE CHIEF WILL KEEPIN Jimmy Skunk IS to rl'M -- lTHESZEHTHE ! KERRY DRAKE -- BARBS and drink it For Travel section of your JIMMY'S GUESS PAYS OFF were almost perfectly round You Who makes the most of what he know what ping-bon- g balls look like knows Those eggs looked almost like Will find it pays where'er he goes them They rolled when Jimmy Skunk has found them" said Mrs Ra'ttles "If all those eggs had hatched and all the little Turtles had lived to grow up there would have been too many Snapping Turtles in the Smiling Pool I wonder if Jimmy has got the last of them Jimmy had stopped digging He had stopped pulling out those eggs The fact was he had eaten all he could eat at one time He wanted to eat more but he just couldn't He had hoped there would be a lot of those eggs but he hadn't dreamed there would be so many ai he had found What to do now was the question that was bothering! Jimmy Skunk He couldn't eat any more of those eggs right then and he couldn't bear the thought of going off and leaving them for someone else to find Should be push back the sand and bury those that were left so that he could come back andi get them when he was hungry again? But supposing Reddy Fox or Bobby Coon should happen to come into that sand pit- They would see at once that- - someone! had been digging there They might find a bit of eggshell and guess what had happened Then they would be sure to dig to find out if any eggs were i self-address- ed KITTEN HI HONEY NOTHING NEW CAN'T BIG MAMA CAME HOME WITH A 1 STAY SMALL PACKAGE I'LL HAVE U Ti I PINNER READY t BEDTIME STORIES I 1 -- I BE ALL — - Answer to Previous Globe Trotting 1 V? 4 L 4 MR CLAMP!— BEFORE YOU 5TART REPRIMANDING AN6IE MAY I TELL YOU THAT 5HE H--ENTERED THi5 BUILDING Rnr JVJL-t- v ! 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