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CHẾ CHINA MAU, SATURDAY, APRIL 5, 1932.
the BOYS and A Voyage To The Golden Isle
--Mr. Punch and Sinbad Thought They'd Be Rich-
·
By MAX TRELL
NARF, the shadow-boy with A the turned-about name, was reading the Arablan Nights. When he was finished, he. Went up to his friend Mr Punch, who was dozing in the rocking-chair under the sunny window, and said; "Mr Punch, was there really a man named Sinbad the Suitor?" Mr
'sat up with a start, "Er-r-what? Tinbad the Taller? No.. never heard of him."
"Net Tinbad the Tellor, Mr Punch! I said, was there ever Sinbad the
sca Sailor?"
A man
Know Him Well
Mr Punch now smiled, "Oh, Sinbad the Saltor! Certainly. knew him very well."
I
Mr. Punch and Sinbad stood on
"You Knarf.
know him!" exclaimed
"Of course," replied Mr Puncit. "He I went on
and
voyages to-
the deck gazing at the water.
with the heavy chunks of gold so
we had to throw them away.
"And," said Mr Punch, “It was only when we reached our ship
Was delighted to hear that we realised what the Isic
this. "Which of the voyages did of the Golden Mountain really
GIRLS PAGE ZOO'S WHO
LAND SNAILS CRAWL AT THE RATE OFONE MILE A
MONTH
30
A FULLGROWN AUSTRALIAN FRILLED LIZARD ISTHREE
FEET LONGTM
SKUNKS MORE THAN PAY FOR THE
You go oft with Sinbad, Mr was. It was the golden setting | POULTRY THEY DEVOUR. BY DESTROY Punch? The one where he met sun!"
the giant sea-serpent? The one
where he met the Roc?"
Mr Punch shook his head. "My boy" he said. "the voyages I took ith my friend Sinbad haven't been written down in any book. For instance, there was a voyage I took to the Isle of the Golden Meuntain. Have you ever read
Knarf said he hadn't and he begged Mr Punch to tell it to him.
"Well," began Mr Punch, after he had filled his pipe and taken a puff or two, Sinbad and I had heard about this Isle of the Gold- en Mountain. We determined to find it and, if possible, come back with enough gold to keep us and the crew of our ship in comfort for as long as we lived.
No Islands at All So one fine day we set sall, and after passing many strange last to a irlands, we came at place in the sea where there
on
ING.HORDES OF INJURIOUS INSECTS.
Fudge, a Strange Result
found that there were only
TT was one of those days By LEE PRIESTLEY harder. Shaking his head dele-
when everything gues Wrong. The head cook in the Philadelphia candy kit chen clutched handfuls of his thinning hair and groan- ed aloud.
half enough walnuts for batch of nut caramels.
But the customers clamoured for randy and soon there would "More customers already be
to sell them. Dis none
thecundy maker than we usually have in tractedly, three days," he said, "Show. went to work.
I've cases nearly empty. got to make candy and the rain pouring down like an- ather flood."."
Even for experts candy making is difficult on rainy were no islands at all. And
Fet, I said to Sinbad, as we both stood days. And that wasn't the
the deck gazing the water only calamity.
at the
The
egg around us, 'here is where the Isle of Gold is supposed to be. An eld sailor told me we would and it in the west 'Ah,' said Sin- bid, but you forget one thing. This old sailor said that we would be able to see the Isle of the Golden Mountain only sunset. It is best, therefore, walt right here until sunset.
At
to
"And so," continued Mr Punch. "we waited in the open sen until sunset. And then, suddenly, just as the sun was going down. there we saw it!
to
"It was u wondrous sight behold. The island stood above the water, and rising from ench side was a magnificent mountain of pure gold. It shone so brightly that we could hardly look at it. And yet, by half-shutting my eyes, I could see that the moun- tain of gold was shaped like a huge ball. We set our salls at under a favouring breeze reached the island in a few minutes,
once
and
"Then we landed and made ready to fill all our bags and cof- fers with the pure, shining gold of which this Isle of the Golden Mountain was made. There was here than we had ever
seon
•more Balore in all our lives. Un-· fortunately, the gold shone like the sun of
sun of noonday. We could scarcely keep our eyes open. Nevertheless, we made haste to chop
tram the pieces of gald mountain and set them in a pile on the beach.
Extraordinary Thing
"In a short time, we had amassed enough to make us all rich. We were just about to fill our bags and gaffers when suddenly we noticed with alarm that Was
man had not come. The taffy hook had torn from the wall in the big front window, trapping the taffy puller in a tangle of sticky sweetness. A stray cat had come in out of the wet and And upset the cream jug. now the candy-maker had
WORD GAMES
By MARION STEVENS and RITA DEWEY
"Fudge,"
the Bald
candy- maker at the result of his rainy day effort,
the
the fully he turned
candy into the cooling trays,
When it was time to cut the into small squares ready candy into for wrapping in caramel paper, candy-maker knew hts worst fears were realised. To sure the caramels
had be hardened. But the hardening had produced a candy such as Not he had never seen before. chewy,
finely crystalised the finest short
the candy-
"short" like cake.
sald
"Bah!"
maker, Pish! Tush! Fudge"
As
你
✡
*
S he shouted the commonly used word to show his exasperation,
boy a.delivery came through the kitchen. He grabbed a square of the queer candy and smacked his lips over it.
"Fudge you call It?" said the delivery boy. "That's a funny name for mighty good" candy.'
The surprised candy-maker did not even rap the boy's knuckles when he stole another Quickly he arranged the piece "spoiled" caramels in the nearly empty showcases.
"What is this new kind of candy?" Д lady asked. "This creamy sort that's just the of my Chantilly lace colour collar?"
The candy-maker matched at Chantlily word." "That's
First he rummaged until he found a supply of pecans. This batch of candy would have both pecans and walnuts in it. There the was no substitute for the cream Fudge, Madam. I think you'll By arranging the letters of so he used milk and hoped for find it very good."
the best. Because be feared So the mishaps of a rainy cach word below in another the caramels would not harden day back in the 1850's, placed order, you can make an entirely in tho ralny atmosphere, the # new word in the candy- different word with an entirely candy-maker cooked the de- maker's Cook book and 尥 different meaning. Each will
be a plant or part of a plant,
You will find trees, flowers, vegetables, foods, even a weed or two, in the list. A few are in plural form.
1. Lamn 1. Lamp. 2. Stare, J. Raced..
·
4. Stun.
3. Eat.
4. Has,
7 Fowler.
14. Reap.
12, Lump.
13. Shop.
14. Apes,
15, Cheap, 10. Pants.
17. North.
10. Allure.
8. Milc. D. Nasty.
10. Ages. 10. Keel.
20. Sore. CHANGE A VOWEL You know that the common vowels are A, E, 1, O and U.
Change one vowel in CONE and you have a ward meaning "statt," CANE,
Now by changing one vowel,
an extraordinary thing ARE to a blaze (4 letters).
The
happening.
whole island was rapidly sinking under our feet,
"We each seized as large, a chunk of gold as we could and
2. TEN to a weight (3 letters). 3. BITTER to
for a sprend bread (6 letters).
4. FUR to the name of a tree
sought to keep from drowning by, (3 letters). climbing up the mountain itself
HAT to a tiny house (3)
which still continued to sink un-letters).
Bin Apr.
der us. Up we .went, ne fast as
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12th Apr.
15th Apr.
4. FLUTTER to a word mean-
we could, until finally we ing "to compliment" (7 let- reached the very top. Then we ters). saw to our dismay that the
7. THANK in a word meaning mountain itself was sinking and "oh your inind" (5 letters).
8. SLIP to a word meaning "to that only a few seconds mained before it would dis hit" (4 letters).
appear entirely into the sea,
TC-
9. BOLD to a word meaning "Our ship, stood at anchor"nirless" (4 letters).
10. ONION to a word meaning | come distance off, and we soon caw that the only way for us to "Joining (5 letter).
Answers on save our lives was to swim for swim it. But we could not
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Helous smelling mixture longer favourite than usual. Then he beat it fections.
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