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THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1952.

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Hay FLY AROUND

¡

1.Tie a 45 inch long STRING toa RUBBER BAND and wind twice around a SPOOL.

BAND

2.Put a PENCIL through spool and then through hole in

contre of BOX

and througn. another spool. {SPOOLS MUS} FIT) TIGHT ON PENCIL 3.Put small BUTTONS on 6 PIPE CLEANERS

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-All Kinds of Animals Came Tumbling Outlum

By MAX TRELL.

TEUDY the. Stuffed Bear was siuing under the bookshelves and looking up at the rows of books and wishing he could reed them,

when all of a sudden one of the

books fell down and hit Teddy

on the head..

"Ouch!" said Teddy,

PULL STRING AND flats ever happened

MAKE IT FLY AROUND

Who Was He? Crossword

By AL KARALFA

As a by, this great artist sang in churches of his native ramarkable cily, Naples. His

gift attracted the attention of an offleer while he was serving in the Army, and he secured the officer's help in attaining a musical education. Naples, in 1895, was the scene of his de- Francescu," but in "L'Amico but three years olapsed before his audiences realised they were listening to the greatest tenor of all time, Packed and enthusiastic audiences greeled him everywhere on his tours of America. Europe and South

America witnessed his first ap- pearance at the Metropolitan Opera House, New York, 1903, "where" he "sang "Rigoletto," and from then until he died he was the idol of music lovers. More than 40 operas were included

then in his repertoire. Even suffering from the illness which caused his death a year later, his last appearance was in "Lai Julve," Dec. 24, 1920. Who was he?

(Answer Page 10)

Little

ACROSS

1 This puzzle is on the

houette of a

G Reserved

7. Musical note: Right (ab.) Female horses

1 Injury

DOWN

2 Genus of olives

3 Universal language 4 Painful

5 Newis

(Solution Page 16),

sil-

But the next second an extra- ordinary thing happened. don't know whether this thing before, or happen ogain. or will ever whether it can happen to any ona elte but a stuffed bear.

Whole Menagerie

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Leaves London 7th February

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Outwards "CORFU"

"CANTON"

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ath March

Uh April

2nd April

4th. May.

Via Southampton, Port Said, Aden, Bumbay, Colombu,

Penang Singapore.

Leaves Hongkong. Dun London

23rd February 22nd March

14th March

Homewarda "CUDSAN"

croco-

"CORVU"

"CANTON"

"CARTHAGE"

"My dear boy," the dile sald to Teddy, "you're sitilor on it."

At any rate, the next second a of animals menagerie whole came tumbling out of the Inside of the book and began jumping Fortunately Teddy. all over none of them was more than an Inch or two big. but as they jumped around Teddy heard them growling, howling, rearing, Teddy jumped up. aquealing, snapping, barking, Sure enough, the book was on grunting, bellowing and hissing, the floor. Teddy couldn't under- There were llons, tigers, stand how it had gotten under clephants, buffalos,

him. But it must have fallen to giraffes, sea and the floor and Teddy must have crocodiles, hyenas, walruses samething with horns that Teddy plopped down on it when the

The thought must be a moose. animals started tumbling around

dropped on him. inst animal that

Jt "We'd like to go in," said the Teddy was a hippopotamus, bounced off Teddy's nose and Lion again. landed in Teddy's lap. It uttere a great squeally grunt waddled down Teddy's leg.

and

All the animals lived insido the book. It was a Natural History Book.

"Certainly," said Teddy stand- Ing away from the book. "On right in."

Different Pages "But we

can't go right in unless the book is opened," said all the animals one of the elephants. "We all the book, they belong on different pages. I'm

on Page 8,"

As soon as were out of crowded around Teddy.

Finally, after looking at Teddy for a moment or two, the Lion said: "Mr Bear, will you kindly let us gel back where belong?"

"Oh, of course!" said Teddy. He was very glad to know that the animals didn't want anything else;

"Where do you belong. please?"

"We're on Page 15!" roared the tigers.

All the other animals roared, squealed, bellowed and grunted out the pages they belonged on.

One by one Teddy let them all go back into the book which he how carefully opened, page by page. The antelopes went first. "Thank The zebras went last. Nodding Its Head

you, Mr Bear," they all said as "Inside that book," said the they ran, jumped or scampered Giraffe, nodding its hend like an past him.

At last they were all back and upple on a stick.

"The book? Oh yes the book," Teddy, standing on his tip-toes, said Teddy. "Where is it?" he put the book back on the shelf, said the next minute, looking And then the Hippopotamus- around on the floor for it. He came waddling out from under didn't see it.

the sofa where it was hiding. My

dear boy," said the But Teddy couldn't get the Crocodile, nudging up ngainat book down again. And the next Teddy's foot, "you're sitting on morning the children, coming into the room, found a little ""Get up!" roared the tigers and picture of a hippopotamus lying the walruses.

quietly on the floor.

Grey Moth.

he couldn't cat nicotiana leaves could sip nectar from the flowers and maybe calch gnat.

T the edge of A creeping world brown chrysalis wiggled. It lay under a silken blanket fastened to the under side of a nicotiana leaf. Moon- eyes, the tiny chrysalis, had outgrown his shell-like skin.

Over each green eye was a long antenna or feeler. His suusy nose turned up and on top was a furry horn-like affair

that

made him resenile rhinoceros. But back of his head were two beautiful tufts that looked like He pushed as hard as he owl cars, or Indian feathers. His could. All of a sudden the eye-brown were bushy, but he cap of his skin popped and had a bat's pert, little profile.

he stuck his furry nose out- side. Pulling himself out. he crawled on top of the leaf.

*

TEARBY a human voice said,

"It's one kind of cabbage moh" and someone swatted at him. He slid instantly under the leaves and hid his trim, slick body. They didn't know how handsome he was,

He had grown into little, grey moth, his wings only half as long as his The only way they could know plump body, but he stood up that would be to look at him under a 10-power eye glass while and stretched. It was won his wings were drying. And they derful to be outside in the didn't know that were he as big fresh morning air. For two as a dog he would scare them al- whole weeks he had been most to death!

It had been nearly an hour shut up without anything stance he emerged from his shell. to eat.

He dimly remembered that before he went to sleep

skin and his wings were almost dry. The night-singing inrects had gone to bed, but the day- singers were up and at work.

he had been a small, gree; Sulphur butterflies were flash

caterpillar and had loved to

i

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14th April

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AS A CATERPILLAR HE'S ABOUT YINGH LONG AND PALE GREEN'IN COLOUR-

AND HE LOOKS SOMETHING LIKE THIS AS HE EMERGES

PROM HIS CHRYSALIS

SKIN-

WHEN HE SEES

A PRAYING MANTIS HE DOESN'T UNGER-

THE MANTE IS A VERY HUNGRY

INSECT-

Mother Nature had given him Alether Nature had a different wisdom. She had taught him mine in mind when she gave As a caterpillar him, big eyes that looked like what to eat. ing, their guiden colours in the sometimes he had eaten cabbage-green moons, sunshine. On a leat near him, leaves, but she hadn't explained eat the nicotiana leaves. He lay a tiny, white egg. As he that tommers did not like that. ́ ́A... teaf" nearby wiggled. „A And the had taught him how greedy-looking head with two had eaten until his caterpil- looked it broke open and a little, lar skin grew so tight that green caterpillar lifted up his to protect himself. Now he must black eyes glared at him. It. In return for was a Praying Mantis looking head. Moon-cyes watched him keep his wits sharp. I it had popped too, and he culously. Before the caterpiline cuting the cabbage leaves he for his breakfast. In a moment had to take it off.

began to nibble leaves he first would carry pollen to the flowers he would out him up. Moon- from which he sippod., This Byes forgot to jip himself and would help the farmers, though look like an ugly animal. he didn't understand all about that.",

And ha did not wall to ext periment with his new. wings.

But underneath was another and larger skin. Several times he had done that. Then he had spun

ate up his eggshell.

Moon-Eyes wasn't too hungry yet so he decided he would wait a little blanket under which he unill evening and fly to the had crawled and gona to sleep. Olander blossoms, for herenny I would never know that hus Like an old-time: he salled off Strange things happened to his belonged with the night roving mans had named him Auto- Into, the air, and disappeared in caterpillar, body while he slept.

graphia" "bradslene, because the thick branches of

- Oleafuder trees,

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His in turned: into a thin; brown shell. Inside the shall ho g:èw six: spotted lege, a pair of soft groy wings and a beautiful, furry-looking copt.

his

MOON EYES stretched VE

wings again. Within the? past few minutes they had grown the fill length of his badly. Each wing had a tiny eye spot. When he folded them and tipped forward a bit his pointed wings and the imitation eyes Thade lim look like the head. of an igly little animal,

No enemy would dare to gobble him up even thouri ho was Icas. than an inch longior

His great, liquid-green eyes had a mixture of roguishness and suspiciones ho looked at the tig world around him. He stuck out his tongue.im

It was long, and he

in roll-ofd wire. around

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