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JUMP!-JR MAKES A MISTAKE

h The Gnordian1'humdoy,Dec.22,1955

Jumper was in I hurry now. Hot

Mmahg are made by one Ind ." knew he could run faster tnanl The s.u;,id Eleven blig Ind 5",." Gray Fox. He knew he could trustille grinned II he ran. 0” Mon," Nnun to those long heels of his. Really,

- J Jumpr-r the Hare. Peter Rab- h bll's big Cllllslll Wm M95 "1 the fur a longtime. - . .. Now Jumper has a habit. Most They are very special legs. lhcy folks have habits. some are qoodl habits. Sonic arc bad habits. Sumel are neither good nor bad, This hab- n.” it of Jump:-i”s was to run ill cir- . cles when he was being i-li:med.;” .. k . .11 b (Jun, 9,-y h I81 0VE:l:1ll('h grniiiirl V9l'.V' Gum”,-V-i'l'he truth is" Jumper is it-ry fond nuuir niintmni inaa0:.'il...1(. If!” H, uatchcd lll(' two out of sight slic trollcd over and hid ncar the place wlii-i'c Jumper had been stir-I

Green Fort-st. has long hind logs.

are intended for fast running, an Jumper knows how to use them. He runs ill great leaps or bounds. And when he is in a hurry he can

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By F. H. MacArthur

. lll'lStt(l. il.'fil...lE.'."f-l'””"l” 5.”,a,?””: N” "BER Pl-ENT"”l'L Mania greed has made the chin- Hues far in a straight. l-NW llei Fox tlitlii't sec Xlrs, . The mm hnmwm. ha V; ,n cliilla a rare animal. In the.e:ii'ly turns and circles aroiiiid so in to (."H' do tlii- but ho was sure Iliat,d'0II l'lS90(.i'lVllil' -lieycan got aiviy. Hw vigor um nr mp 'hunt;.sd;lil2y years of lhP 20th ct-ntury million?-,('0IllE' brick iimr lhc i)l.'lL'P ii Icrc ,-i..- had (tum. ,i- up 2,-,,,,.(..i 3; lion. it -ta) lox. ' '

oi chiiirliilla skins were exportedlltc started

the velvet fur had almost become l

few that were brought to this making this misiakc now. country have increast-d and arejcircling around and would gaining again. far from their Southiback very near wlicro he had livcn'hooti. and he will turn in a little You soc. whilc and come back as sure as

lndolc occurs in most natural-he still wasnlt too worried. lie my coat is gray. flower odors in I pure state the still was sure that he could out- be waiting (or him, Between us. odor lo offensive. but in diluted run Gray Fox, .lumper's mistake we .Iiiould catch him I really

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liquids it is very pleasant. All popular perfumes contain some in- dole.

Laughing at ourselves in quite import. for then will never run out of Iomethinit to laugh at

You're not driving your car otter you pass 65 miles In hour. you're Iiming it! -

worshippers It I now church in Sydney. Australia are offered col- ioe during Iervlcos Sundays.

"WI donjt intend to conduct I bi-moi Iervlce, let's make it I In ely gathering." Iaid the min- latleih. he Rev. W. H. Bobbin.

Working on I born in Verdun. John Collin: held I nail botwoen llll tooth. A-bolt of lightning struck in Ioll, breaking ono ol Collin'I

In Jochanvillo. Florida. light- ning Itruck Mn. Allrod Smith's homo hocking Ivory not out ol the apron wood pnnolo of tho coiling of tho living room.

BrIxll'l ” t building. in Rio b Jonoiro nnco two one It tho Itimv place: of St, Innis. Mo. Ornoto Monroo pIlIco. named tor iio filth president oi Hie U. S.: housed Bi-axil'I exhibits It the St. Louio Exposition in 1904. it was than down, moved to Rio and ro- eonotructod there facing Floriano

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tho past It years. the hottest recorded day for Miami, Florida. is 96 deg. F. for Millinock. Me.. the record stand: 10 degree: higher, 106.

Woot of tho Misoiuippi there is little to choooe among the 120 de- grees recorded for Texas, the no

New Mexico. the 119. for Ora- gon and the 115 for Washington.

For that matter. temperature:

ceding too degrees have been reported in all the provinces and the 48 Itates. in Fort Yukon. Alaaka. the summer months of July and August Ira regularly warmer than those in Portland, Me., and considerably hotter than In San Francisco. In fact, 50 of "IF 53 day: during these months will register 70 and higher. The

higher ' having included I 100 in the shade.

Even farther north. at Copper. .lhinP,- N. W. T., 1200 miles north 4" Callary. tho temperaturo oltcn reaches 87.

i, But the hottest Ipoi in Nam-, America is Death Valley. Calir, where on July 10. i913. the mer- WYN Shot up to a sizzling 134.

Jellyfish often band together and ""m1!i izroupn of many hundreds. 50 .VniI ace, they are not so help. less as most of us think.

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3130 Pm--N llnmo with Helen ('rot'krr

4 30 p m -- lllo(l.ii' uilh Arlirne llo or

4:15 p iu,- lnclr Jar-k at the Piano

5-1!) p '".7 Story Book

5.15 p to.--.'il.'ii.'i:ic Xliiizgiiis 5.30 p rn llouviy 1),-,(,d), 3'00 Pm - Tlic (larnli-rs

G. is p m --Lillie li:iw':iI:

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6 45 p in -- Sport:

umper was enjoying that run. He adn't had a good run like this

9 neighborhood wlicro ll(' lit.-es. doesn't like to go wry far from home and very scltloin docs. When he is hciug cliasc(i. lie in-vi-rl

of th lie

isurprised by Gray Fox.

I can

when Gray Shc and undi-rstandiiig. hunted tmu-ihcr many times.

was that he didnlt think what might happen it (tray Fox had help. and this is just what (tray Fox was having. Yilrs. Gray had been near Fox startled (Dray Fox had a por- Thcy had

lle aliiiosi aliizif-x il--VS ho l'&lll ”.liiiiipcr thinks he's xlll.ll'l, from South America D8l'll year. Bylthis. And some oi the liiiiii;i',V lllliil-l llc Iliiiiks hr can get away from the time protective laws were put crs looking MY a mood (iiniit-r kiiow-nio in-cause he can rim faster Ili.ui in force the little animals with this. If he would keep running Now it is a llllillliie to be wholly sir.-uulit away, i wouldn't hi-ll'o a extinct in their native haunts. Thelgovernctl by illllill. .lunipm' '- is rlmiire.

. I uould izive tip right mm. lie was. But

do that. He ter- soon lieltaiiily does love his own neighbor-

Mrs. Gray iiill

lHeavy Snowfall Changes

Jumper.

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Sports In Manitoba

By RICHARD ANCO molly. game authorities aim at I cuuuuu Prcu sun Writer 70 per cent kill-off to keep avail- WWNIPEG (GP)-A WY WW '”iv'i.'”” .i?;elIa'.lll.f”'E-l,”.fal't?o.'3'”..lI”' Inowlall which Iprood nearly 1) "' W i ha of new um” Mmmh. result in I serious ver-population 1:; mum M. pm . twist in of door with overb wing and I winter Iporta Ictlvit in the prov- wanna-' of taut Mr" DEV” my" mu - 3' The animals themselves ore snow- Gamo hunting has slowed to I :(:::d.::.d1:0tua:-Icehuiitnfgdd m I level which has some officials - - ' W med but the e 0 d mama" But skiers are Jubilant over the cfused ' M clubs :0 Cr: 0” a g early Inowtall. They took of! to Iurgent linterest that is bringlliieg :33" f,l:1,:re'1a1:, 3;?-:'eds"n's mthmvf flocks of skiers back to the sport. wmm e "Ind K mm guy a! Deep snow restricted hunters in midyN':wgcfmber W51 shad "of me the bush and the provincial govern- me D, embeli Immn H , ment was forced to extend the rev!-0": vars E mes D deer-hunting season for a week in”) . 1 .' . the hope that a bigger kill would, Pum" 5.)” Cl”b- h”'3e5' '1” be made, to prevent possible stzir- greatgr w""Upeg- has "lmned valion in the spring among a sur- "V" US. 5eaS"m'””e'""g member plus deer population 5l.”p ""5 year was 250 per cm" ' higher than last year when some

. - . dwindled out of existence One A. P. Daiey, chief Manitoba . '

panic guardrail. says the number "wmber say”. new me rmly be. P of hunters so far has hecn ”vi-ryl mrmng t0 the 590" Whmh me much Iowa... man normalv wmnglyearsbago clairlned morellhan 1,000 down the total number of deer mem "5 In I 8 pl-mung"

so he did”-I mu”, m” mm”. ”L,!iMiti or whom took out licences last ran easily. ilc fell surc that lhis wt” Th."-V "ave Md '0 "'3' "n would lead Jumper to circle very h”mbardmrS' Cr.awler'lype "mcmrs 500" sure mmughv n did. In a horse-drawn sleighs and snowshoes Von. Mme Mme. mm, were rum to take tilt-in deeper into the bush uing ill a ('Il't'lG toward the place MK"? a"i'””l density is grealerl whcrr they had started. Now Gray' D”-"' 3” lll9"m"l and m05l Of pox W. a limo (age,-y lip wanted the die-hard hunters bagged at to niakp Junipcr run faster. lie 19351 009- M11 DBVPY S3YS- T118 wanted to make Jumper think "W058 5'33-50" 0P9"9d D90 12 mid only of himscli and be uatching ”ll'.V RTE Said 10 bf P1ClIllfUl- PU!” behind He was sure that .lli's. ll("ll3T1Y l" l'l”Ylh9l'l1 FPKl0nS- Gray uould bn waiting in just the Elk huntin: has hccii restricted right place. if he was i-i'o-nxling to the area around Riding Moun- Jumpor, and Jumper was const- tain National Park in western antly looking behind. he would fail Manitoba and elk, too, are worry- to see Mrs. Gray until it was too ini: game ollicials. late. it was a true Foxy trick, The heavy snowfall has forced It is what. is known as co-opt-ration them out of the park and they are mr)Trrmr4rr?'m:m invading farms and causing dam- age to hay and straw slacks. Re- soiircca Minister C E. Grei-nly says a sizzible portion must he killed off or lil(' damage will likely continue. To the skier. the early snow has imeant a revival of I two-ycar dream-devclopmcnt of I winter resort on the slopes of Riding Mountain Park. steepest in Man- itoha. The park was approved as I ski resort by a federal expert

of Wrigley's

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