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I 4 MONDAY EVENING JUNE 13 1955 MICKEY FINN By LANK LEONARD & "How many?” persisted Peter "I don’t know how many but I’m sure that there are too many” No matter what may be the declared Rattles He really was score Love finds a place for just feeling out of sorts that morning one more A small Minnow swam up near — Mrs Rattles the surface of the Smiling Pool - Rattles the kingfisher sat on his It w as a mistake Rattles saw him favorite perch on a branch of the A moment later instead of big hickory tree overlooking the swimming up toward the surface Smiling Pool Peter Rabbit always felt reason- of the Smiling Pool that little ably sure of finding Rattles there Minnow was sliding down the if he were not fishing along the throat of Rattles the Kingfisher Big River --Now Peter looked up W’hen the tip of the tail of that By THORNTON W BURGESS The Big Family your there are six kinds of "simple crum Pressing down lift to machines” These are levers pul- end you would be able leys screws wedges wheels and that boulder In a hard case you could use all your weight to perinclined planes form the task Complex machines use two or The longer the distance from more simple machines Some- the falcrum to the part of the six-fo- J J STANDARD-EXAMINE- R Burgess Bedtime Stories Unde Ray's Corner y at Rattles and ventured a ques- tion "Where is Mrs Rattles?” asked Peter "Minding her own business” replied Rattles rather crossly Peter knew that Rattles was hinting that he Peter was asking questions that were no business of his But he didn’t mind that "I suppose she is sitting on eggs” said he "How many of them are there?” Rattles looked down at Peter "What business of yours is that?” he asked Such a Difference Peter grinned "None” he confessed "I was just wondering "There is such a difference with people Some have such small families and some have such big families and I always wonder why there is such a difference I suppose Mrs Rattles is sitting on a lot of eggs” "Too many" said Rattles testily lealthful Mresliing Delicious and so little fish had disappeared Rattles once more looked down at Peter He was feeling a lot better now was Rattles "Any more questions Peter?” he asked’ "Yes” replied Peter "Do you do some of the sitting on those eggs in ordef to hatch them?” "Some” replied Rattles “M r s Rattles does most of it but I do some ” "Then I should think you would good-natured- JOE PALOOKA By HAM FISHER wasmt that climbing 2 BY HUMPHREY OF K A FANTASTIC FEAT ly know how many eggs you have” declared Peter Rattles chuckled "Pve never counted them” said he "But there’s a nestful and that’s enough for me”-Justhen Mrs Rattles came and Rattles left to do over flying his part in sitting on those eggs Mrs Rattles had news She had to tell somebody and Peter Rabbit was the only one at hand "My eggs have begun to hatch!” she cried happily "That’s nice” said Peter "I suppose pretty soon you’ll have a lot of babies” "You said it Peter There will be a lot of babies In fact I think I’m going to have the biggest family we’ve ever had Yes sir that’s what I think It is going to mean a lot of mouths to feed but I do love a big family” said Mrs Rattles "How many will there be?” asked Peter "Don’t ask me There will be enough And that’s enough for me to know” retorted Mrs Rattles (Copyright 1955 T W Burgess) The next story: "I Told You t By DICK BROOKS THE JACKSON TWINS 1 HE'S BEEN UNDER SOLD EOK THE FIRST TIME IN HISTORY BY Y TONIGHT WE'RE BRINGING VOU DIRECT FROM MARKET STREET THE VACUUM CLEANER Jo'DAY: AND HE CLAIMS THE ONLY WAY O'DAY WAR BEING HELD IN TIME- CAN DO THIS IS BY PLAN --MCCANNS' WINDOW J irrYMTU) (j)?U?V vjpigieh’s ALL SET SELLING CHEAP V SCARED JAN ALL I'M SCARED OF IS THAT THE O'DAY CLEANER MIGHT NOT BUST LIRE IT'S STOSED 10 THEN WHAT? 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