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Moonbeam!

· By ARTHUR HAROLD JACKSON

❝ṬERE you are, Sir," said the village "Hinn-koper. And he handed Monty

Moonbeam pen and paper.

For the next half an hour Monty Moonbeam wrote and wrote, then putting his pen down, he scaled his letter and gave It to the village messenger to deliver it to the City of London as quickly as pos-. sible,

By return messenger came a agckful of SPECIAL Invita- tiona addressed to ALL the village folk. At Mqpty Moon- beam's request they were ALL Invited up to London to AC- company their friend Monty Moonbeam

After being cheered by the village folk, Monty Moonbeam said: "It's the least I could do for your kindness to me, so come on, folks, let's be on our way. London, here we come?"

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-He Learns Just Enough Ix Better Than Too Much-

By MAX TRELL

KNARF and Hanid, the

shadow children with the turned-about names, went with their friend Ting- a-Ling into the forest gather some wood.

to

"If coch of us brings back a little pile of wood." Ting-a-Lig said, Ds they walked along, "we'll have enough for fre to keep the house warm until GLASS OF

Then bedtime. SALT WATER

In the morn- I'll get same more." ing think."

said Knarf, "that

By Margaret Hyde each of us should carry back a

TTERE'S some fun with for junior

Helectricity

scientists.

WHAT YOU NEED: Two No. 6 dry cells, pocket compass, drink- ing glass, magnet wire No. 22. falt.

WHAT TO DO: Connect dry rells as shown in the lustra- jen, being careful to scrape in- rulation from the ends of these wires and all others.

lot of wood. Then you'll have enough to keep the house warm for several days."

Knart spied a fallen tree and decided to take thai hume. kept falling behind. Every now let the long piece of wood drop. It looked as though he were tired.

"Oh no," he kept saying, Knarf said it was far loom not tired at all. It's just is full of small for him, so Hamid picked that this wood

up. There were lots of little splinters. I think if I just twigs and branches along the

the carried

other end, 1 that led path

the wouldn't get any splinters through forest. Hanid and Ting-a-Link all."

picking them up until kept each of them had quite a com-

armful.

Then Ting- fortable Ling

slender found a strong,

to which he used reed around

piles of twigs, both making two bundles of them. Silpped across their shoulders, inese were now quite easy to carry.

Just Enough Is Bottar "A lot of wood is very heavy,

Knarf. It's better to bring just enough than too much. Ah and then he'd there's a nice little twls just big enough for you or Hanld to Parry!"

To the outside temninul of one dry cell, connect a second wire. Wrap this wine around a pocket compusa with six or seven uns. Then put the end of the wire in a glass of salt water.

Nea this end of wire, place the end of another wire. Wires should be close but not touching

Meanwhile, Knart still had and both must be in the sali

had wood at all, for he water. Connect the other end of no -hi-third-wire-to-the--inside found nene big enough to seem terminal of a dry cell.

worth bringing home. ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄AI length, just as the others were Watch the compass needle | about ready to set out for when the last wire 13 con- home,

Kaart spied a fallen nected. If it moves, electricity irec,

Much Too Heavy is travelling through the solt

"There!" he exclaimed Joy--

wester.

Heplace the salt wrter with fully, "That's a BIG plece o

wood. That's what I'm going

vinegar, then with ml, or seda,

or Eprom salts. Make a list of solutions which carry elly. Merion of the needle is evidence of this.

electri- compass

Draw Vegetable Cutout Figurės

You'll have fun getting this game rendy to play for your next party. It's fun just to play with a friend, too.

to take home!"

"Knorf, you can't--it's much 100 heavy for you," cried Hanid.

I seems quite heavy," Ting- a-Ling said, "but if Kharf feels he can carry It, I'm quite sure

that he can."

can,"

Anid

"O1 Course Knurf With that, he ran over to the fallen tree and lifted up He was able to the heavy end. move If all right but he couldn't keep up with Ting-a- Ling and Hanid.

"It isn't loo heavy," Knarf

at

So Ting-a-Ling chopped off the small end of the tree and led it to Knarf's back, and so all three of them walked into the house with U10 same amount of wood-except per- haps that Knarf's was a little less than the others'!

YOUR SERIAL

ENDS

TODAY'

And what a wonderful time all the village folk and Manly Moonbeam had! They stayed at tho grandest hotel, saw all the wonderful sights, and met some Very Important People indeed.

Monty Moonbeam's picture appeared in all the papers. He

most gave B successful tec- ture

crowded hall, and told all the people lots of Interesting things abou

the

Moon.

on

Ho also spoke

on the radio

and was televised. And he was offered a contract to appear as the first Moon film star. But ho politely refused because he really did not think he Wan handsome enough.

So, after a most wonderful stay in London, Monty Moon- beam and his friends returned to the village of Upper Krust. There was a beautiful full Moon that night, and 'Monty Moonbeam gazed at it out of his bedroom window.

As he gazed, he became terribly homesick. "Ohi" he sighed. "I do wish I was back on the Moon. I've enjoyed it all so very much down here, but I do wish I was back again up there."

tu

moon-

The Moon, shining so bright- ly, seemed to wink at Monty Moonbeam, and in answer his wish, there in the iight a flying cup and saucer suddenly appeared,

Down and down it flew, until It landed right outside Monty Moonbeam's bedroom window.

All the village folk had seen

come down, too, and crowd ed round.

"We're afraid we all guessed that you would be wanting to return to tho Moon, they told Monty Moonbeam, "and we're all so sorry. Sull, we hope you'll have a pleasant trip back, never forget we shall You."

STAMP CLUB and

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And a little child shall

HOME HE GOES lead them, said the Biblical

Monty Moonbeam shook all Prophet Isaiah. And today, 2,000 years later, Austria is their hands and, getting into the flying cup and saucer, said: taking his advice in a stamp "And I'll certainly NEVER for- aimed at building up peace get all of you for making my and good relations right stay on Earth so very pleasant,

round the world.

Cheeriof

Up, up, up rose the flying and, with cup and saucer, Monty Moonbeam waving from it, it few higher and higher right back to the Moon.

Record Your

Happy Events

By IRMA HEGEL

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said as he stopped to rest. "It's The Idea is simple. If children Cut pletures of vegetables just too long. If it could only of different countries write to from 3 seed catalogue, old be made a little shorter, I magazine, newspaper, or tinned wouldn't have all this trouble."ach other, the friendship will last when they grow older and food label. The coloured ones

That's quite

right," Baid

Everyone like collecting are best,

Ting-a-Ling with a nod. "We'llay influence the governments

vole into power,

leaves, and here are some make it a bit shorter." With

Sa Austria which has con-useful tips on preserving

they

Pasto each picture on a sheat that, he took out his axe and tributed so much to world un them.

of scratch paper.

Give each player a pencil. Provide crayons for all to use.

Players are to turn their vegetables into people and give them names.

There will be a lot of laughs when the vegetable people are put on display. You could take vate and give a prize" to the persan whose picture is best.

and

oli

be

cut the tree in half.

Knarf took the top half of musicians

derstanding through her brilliant the trze and started

like Haydn dragging Schubert takes the lead in this monds that

The Boston Museum recom thai, However,

ortists' he still kept falling behind,

new way to friendship. A stamp, painted into the leaf, the leaf Chopped-Branches Off pigtailed Austrian girl and is papers and the paint worked

It shows

____typient__ittle placed against a pad of news- "It's those branches," complained. "They keep catch-ren's Correspondence."

ho inscribed "International Child-into the leat well out into the inguli the bushes.

If the leaf is then placed bramblest"

and

The face-value is 2 schillingot a sheet of

paper and So Ting-a-Ling chopped off in London at 1/24. It is per-results,

10 groschen and the stump sella pressed, a colourful dupllente the branches. But Knarf still forated 14 by 13%.

Rupert and the Robins-23

Delighted it the success of his `new mixtues the old Professor sives Rupert a jar of in "Now you can cure all the yellow bisdx.“ he jaya. ** Later on I'll give game to everyone, who used my spray. Then I must invent another kind.

legs dangerous.' Rupert sends the little kind to tell the asher robine what in expect 'and, saying good- bye to the old gentlemans, he hurrica to mast bis, pals. ** I my. good news, you chrgal" ha crket. We pak se kam Christmas after all, even though it'd late.” "ALL" RIQUTS-RÈVERVEDELEA

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