Show THE OGDEN (UTAH) ST AND AM At Burgess Bedtime Stories AMINE! D-E- TUESDAY EVENING DECEMBER 11 1951 of sleep Some people need very little sleep Some folks need a great everybody deal of sleep Some people sleep has to have It is just as necessary and take only short lightly as the air we breathe or the food Some people sleep deeply andnaps for we eat But it is not true that long periods And there are different kinds of everybody needs the same amount sleep They are as different as any two things of the same kind can be is the kind of sleep that you 23 There and I enjoy Then there is the kind of sleep that Johrmy Chuck and Nimbleheels the Woodmouse and a few others know the kind that lasts all winter so that they never know how Jack Frost can pinch and how rought Brother North BUTTE Mont Dep 11 (UP) — Wind can howl and roar Butte police arrested a man last It was that kind of sleep that the Jumping Mouse night for running around Main Nimbleheels had fallen into in his snug home street without any clothes on underneath the old stump in the "1 doubt if he'll catch a cold" Green Forest around which Buster Too Sleepy to Talk Sleep is something Uncle Ray's Corner Arched Back is Mark of Indian Elephant There are several ways to tellthe difference between an African elephant and an Indian or Asiatic elephant The African elephant is taller and has much larger ears It is rare that we see elephants of both types standing side by side How can we tell which is which if we see only one of them? Here is a good way: the Asiatic back the elephant has an arched middle of the back is higher than the rest The African elephant on the other hand has a slight "dip" in the middle of its back This has been called a "hollow" but it amounts to very little If you can observe the end of the trunk look at the "fingers" There are These are fleshy tips two to each trunk but the Indian elephant has only one which is plain to see The African elephant has two "fingers" of nearly equal length ' The trunk is from five to eight feet long It is used for breathing and for many other purposes Sometimes it is employed to strike an enemy and ii a powerful weapon When an elephant eats it uses the trunk to pick up the food Indian elephants commonly eat tall grass but their cousins in Africa seldom do The African elephant feasts on leaves twigs and wild fruit? With its long trunk it can reach into trees and break off branches As Lxhave said the African bull elephant has long tusks The Afri can female or cow also has tucks these are of good size but they seldom are more than three feet long and are more slender than those of a bull Herds of elephants in Africa Time usually live in highlands and again it has been discovered that the herd has a leader Sometimes but not always the leader ii a bull There are herds led by smart cow elephants For Nature section of your scrap-boo- k - ' Catch Cold at Above Zero Nah He Had on Shoes! one policeman commented "At least he had sense enough to keep his shoes on" It was 23 above zero here last night and snow was falling elephant with her baby Cow HOLLYWOOD Calif Dec 1 old stump Nimbleheels heard nothing Nimbleheels was too deep in sleep that other strange sleep to hear anything If he had had his ears stopped with cotton Nimbleheels could have been no less deaf to all that was going on about him Perhaps that was just as well I'm sura he wouldn't have felt very happy could he have heard all that noise When at long last Buster Bear broke through and began tossing out the sand from the hole where the old stump had been he tossed little Nimbleheels out He did it without knowing it You see Nim- leheels was wrapped up in a tight ball his long tail wrapped around him When Buster Bear tossed him out without knowing it little Nimbleheels rolled over and over and over He didn't know himself that he was rolling down that little pile of sand You see he didn't know f ' EL long holiday EjVACATtON' £ looking down from the blue blue jsky saw the little rolled-u- p Mouse ponder the leaves and smiled on nun He smiled and smiled nd smiled and his smile was warm After a long long time the Mule Mouse began to unroll It was Just then that Peter Rabbit happened along "Oh:" cried "Peter Tv be?n wondering about you" Nimbleheels said nothing Ha yawned but that was alt "I thought you had gone to bed for the winter I suppose you will be going very soon: continued cause he was still asleep Buster Bear saw only what he supposed was a little lump of earth rolling down out of sight among the leaves He didn't give it another thought He just kept on digging around until he was sure there wasn't another fat beetle left there Then Peter he blew the sand out of his nose Nimbleheels said nothing He licked his lips a couple of times yawned (Cut and shuffled away He had no more "Do Jfou mind telling me where interest in that hole you'll spend the winter'" asked Croaker the Raven flew down as Peter as politely as he knew how soon as Buster left He walked Nimbleheels said He about the edges of that hole He 'Oh" crird Peter Tve Bern yawned Peter began nothing to yawn too even hopped down in the hole about wondering Sleepiness is sometimes catching yea" himself and there was nothing those The next story: The Very Very to for there him w eat fit Croaker of his missed At last eyes sharp une i satisfied that there was nothing away Jolly round bright Mr Sun i aieepy (Copyrigh t 1951 T W Burgess) Buster anything at all Bear had been digging hadn't been at all still In the first place he couldn't have been still if Of ' u ARNED a u vTBPpB he had wanted to be and he hadn't W THIS YEAR BUT IT'S Fm'LL BET OOP wanted to be He made a lot of I BEEN ROUGH AND I'M COOL A AND FOOZY m READY FOR A NICE WILL BE GLAD TO Funny Business Bergen to Make Santa Claus Tour tearing at thatf He rofled out among tht leaves on the ground the dead brown leaves that so short a time before had been beautiful red and gold There he lay perfectly still It was not because he wanted' to or was doing it purposely He lay still be- —noise digging and A take it easy a DAYS (FEW nu' ( TOOJVH like SOUNDS lURSJ FINDING ACCOMMODATIONS 1 FOR OLD D1NNY MAY BE A LITTLE AM) THE SCREEN TS BLANK? 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