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The slaves of ancient Rome were expected to enjoy themselves din ing the Saturnalia They sat at the chief table in the master s home In some cases at least the master acted as a waiter during the meals Most Roman slaves were white taken during wars prisoners against Greece Gaul or other for eign lands Many slaves especially those of Greek stock were more learned than their owners Often the Greeks were employed to teach at the schools where Roman boys gathered Q Who was th goddess of for- hmo? A She was known as Fortuna and our word "for tune" came from her name It was supposed that she had control over chance and could manase the life of a human being according to her whim A temnle in her honor was built on one side of the Tiber River by the Etruscans who played a big part in the early life of the city of Rome The mother of a newborn infant was likely to pray to Fortuna asking blessings for the child as his life unfolded One Roman writer said that people "in general called on Fortuna at every hour of the ' day For "History" section of your scrapbook For your free copy of Uncle Rav's "True Adventure Stories leafle just send a stamped self addressed envelope to Uncle Ray Publishers Syndicate 30 North LaSalle Chica Jr"- and WOGGON By SAUNDERS STEVE HOPEO THEYRE F&GINl ALOHA LEE 15 BOOKED INTO JHER NOW A LAS VEGAS WIGHT CLUS HOMEY STEVE SHE MAY KNOW WHERE MIKE WENT AFT THEIR FIGf VI I COULD TELL I WONDER IF 1 T cLL Mh S tDLI PLENTY' -BUT THERE ARE ANYTHING ABOUT HIM AL0HA5TLAWS ABOUT TELEPHOKS g'-A-ND "VOll COULL? YOU FIND —AND STEVE-WH- EN BAIL MIKE AND SOBER HIM UP-- OR HIM OU- T- GIVE HIM THIS s MESSAGE 0Ri0J LANwuAwB' V jQ I ' -- fJ ' REMEMBER and how handsome be was Sammy Jay stopped in a tree close by "What a change!" cried Sammy THE BUBBLE OF PRIDE flection in the water when he had "The last time I saw you you looked Pride's a bubble that perhaps ' visited the pond of Paddy the like--- " At to touch you'll see collapse' Beaver for a drink and he knew "Never mind "whit I boked like Old Mother Nature then" interrupted Lightfoot "What how handsome he was The do There are different kinds of pride j you think of me now?" - r Some is good and some is foolish truth is he had had stood on the "Don't you think he is handIt is good to take pride in what you : edge of that pond admiring that some?" spoke up Peter Rabbit are doing if it is something worth reflection Of course he was Sammy Jay cocked his head on though it is best not to show j miring himself one side' and watched Iighifoot that pride It is foolish pride that Now he began to strut a little He pawing the- ground and strutting demands that other folks shall ad-- tossed his head this wav and thnt and showing off "Handsome is as mire it' It is always foolish to show the better to show off that wonder-- handsome does" cried Sammy t pride in something that you really ml crown he was was wearing He and took to his wings : have had nothing to do with like pawed the ground with one forefoot "Now what did be mean by ll He jumped over a fallen tree just inati good looks asxea ugcaoot as ce Lightfoot the Deer was handsome to show Peter bow he could jump watched Sammy disappear among There was no question about that He was proud of himself There the trees He was looking his very best All was on doubt about that "I don't know" said Peter "But summer he had not looked good at "I haven't seen Mrs Lightfoot anyway he said you are handall Because he knew this he had and the twins Lately" said Peter some" kept out of sight 'as much as he "I wonder if he meant it?" re"They are around somewhere" could Now he had a fine new coat said Lightfoot carelessly He spoke plied Lightfoot He had been eating well and he as if he wasn't interested Perhaps (c) 1259 by Thornton W Burgess was in the very best of health and he wasn't just then Perhaps he The next story: Just Like Fashowed it Never had he looked was thinking too much of himself ther better And on his head was the ! J By ALFRED ANDRIOLA - £ 1® NOT MUCH CHANCE OF YOU B0N& TRACED TO ME CHUM— SINCE SWIPED YOU OUT OF A lixXV liiiAxSi -H-Xw -- v I y ' BUT WE'LL MAKE SUR2 "V THE COPS NEVER TIE OL' "BUGEYE TO THAT jQSfom wax arm i LEFT AT THE BARBER'S — f j k frs UWMlr S srylf ¥ taLmS at jI finest crown of antlers which most people call horns that had been seen in the Green Forest for a long go HI long time Peter Rabbit had been admiring Lightfoot openly He had been flattering his big neighbor by telling By HAL COCHRAN him how handsome he was an Lightfoot had liked it Isn't it funny A large crop "of fall apples has how some folks do like to be flatbrought cider again but don't take tered? However Lightfoot didn't feel he was being flattered He felt it too hard that what Peter said was really It's so easy to tell other people true You see he had seen his re-how to do the things you never get around to doing yourself If you really - have eight hours work eight hours play and eight hours sleep you haven't got a television set JJ:BH rlAHY WORTH I SUPPOSE t YOU REALrZETHAT Biimn UABEEHIVEM15TYAB0UT7 TTUC 111 tM -- WMifcl ly KIN ALLIN nj BEJtN1VV 0IC1 DOES THAT i'sSp Ir5?!' w vmmymimM ll A Ji I Y I'MGLAD'BUT I CAW REMEMBER W SHOWED 1TM0RE!— I'D- were TURNING INTO QUITE A BLIZZARD MI5TY I— WE'D BETTER HAVE A PTA MEETING SPEED UPi f WHEN ALMOST THINK YOU THI5 15 AT A I 7:30' I 1 I7IERRY MENAGERIE In most families mother picks up where the kids left off ca Dy Walt Disney ) 1 "Withered 6 Fragrant 9 Desert 23 Dancers' cymbals 28 Sodium chloride 39 Kind of ceaport DOWN" 1 Aesop's tale 2 Foreign DOTTY dripple voulook) rUM isit5 wood 8 Fencer's E!T capital 27 King foil of Bashan visions 10 Stimulate 16 June bug: 30 To slope 33 Domesti ance 24 To daunt Teiterdtr'f Aaiwcf 27 The cated 20 Forbear- 22 Ems for one (archaic) Swedish JTightingala 2SFus3 40 Average 42 Immediate 25 Loaded T" T" "77 - i 6 io ? -" is WL— - I 1 1 W-- 1 1 1 DAILY CKYPIO QUOTE — Here's how to Trorl: By BUF0S9 TUNS BUT A CLOSE CLEAM SHAVE MAKES A DIFFERENCE — I tion 26 Beirut title- - with a gilt - fo'cjT' month 22 Mr Churchill's 47 German V- -- 23 Dele- priest 7 Narrow strip of 7" 1" TTvTT7 r i Ti Depart 41 Jack 43 A wanderer 44 Musical composition 45 Greek Island 46 Enrich as "Jy I wooden shoe 4 Finishes 17 Pile 18 Half ems 19 Nonsense! 21 American: soldier 22 Sturdier 25 Run away ina 5 Abandoners oleo resin 1L Exclusively 12 Rabbit fur 13 Ties 11 Roman roads lSHired 23 He rode 2 Spanish ladies 6 High hat afraid of A me' ACROSS to Gretna Greea 28 Slack 29 Esteemed 3 L Jewish It's a wonder some of the germs said to be in kisses don't die of painter's colic There are times when times don't change Twenty years ago we also were wondering what kind of a winter was in the offing DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE ' behind? 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