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The Accident

' " your step lest unaware ed when he should hate kept slill. VI H. G Reddy Fox had seen him and "'i 0 " "'"Ncau3lu him. Sbarpskin the Hawk

rre stepping in I nare.

t is good advice tor boysl -' '15 and grown-ups too. III y body watched their itepai". Sham” lcaught the third.

the smallest of the

i: would be fewer accidents. Si: no matter how carefully we watch our steps some accidents will happen. it is just so with the Green Forest and the Green Meadow folk. They suffer accl- dents juat as other folks (lo. It happens to the most careful but

had appeared seemingly out

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give the hide llgnll. He never: had to limit around for is hiding place after the signal was given.l

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Thurs. August 15. 1957

,H9 alwal: knew just where to then and sisters and none was, ,gn. S0 usually he was the tirst

of

nowhere and had caught anoth-

the

Chickie.

Weasel had

family. had seen these dreadful

things happen. in careful. Nothing

it made him ex- like that

would happen to him if he could

help it. He tried his best not

to.

of course ll happens ottener lb? ”"9'955- whe" he ""5 W"'

to the careless

Mrs. Grouse motlter. Prolsably in all the green Forest there wasn't ano- ther Mother quite so ankiuus.l This was not bet-:iiisc she loi- ed her l'llllt1l'PI1 more tltan oth- er inotltt-rs lined tlit-iris. but be. cause she hail more of them. each one a st-pzirate worrr. There had been ten. but now there were seien ()ne had mov-

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ning about picking up

food

his bright cics were also looking

place should mother

was an 3"'”""s for the nearest possible liming- suddenly

of the chicks to be hidden.

By watching mother he quick--.

ly learned at whom to be afraid

and of whomlnot to be alraid.l Sometimes he didn't see any rea- son for being afraid. but if mo-I ther was afraid he should be I-1

fraid and was. There would

time enough to learn as he grew

be-to be just like him. He some-

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older the reason for being I-

l'i-aid.

Chit-kie and his brothers and- sistcrs tit-re growing fast. They

no longer

wore coats of soltf

down alone. but were growing.

coats of real feathers.

day Chickie stretched his little

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wings and looked at the feathers growing out of them. He was al- ready a; big as any at his bro-

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smarter than be old Thunder-' er. his father, had joined the family. He wasn't with them all the time but he seldom was! far away. When he was about Wilt-ltie watched him. and admir- ed him. and wanted to grow up

times slrutted as it he were head of the family. He wasn't. Moth-p er was just as she had been when he wasn't around at all.l It was she who led them from- place to place in the Green For- est and even out to the edge of it, who showed them where and. how to look for food and whatp to look for. Thunderer just tag-l ged along if he was around at

One day mother led them to;

where it joins the Old Pasture: It was sunny there in the open places. There were no big trees in the Old Pasture but plenty of bushes and some very young trees There were creeping vines and brambles and grass to hide in and under. There were Crick- ets. and little Grasshoppers. and other insects to be caught in the grass and under the bushes. Be- cause there were so many plac- es in which to hide it seemed a very safe place. Chicltie was so busy hunting for insects thatl he didn't notice that mother andf his brothers and sisters had mov-I ed on. Then a dreadful thing hap-. pened. He couldn't run alter' them. He was caught by one! leg. It was an accident. He had tailed to watch his step. t

-CElVBd word of the death of herl

Read Her Own Name As Victim

. MALTON. England (CF)-A 3- year-old woman, who read her own name on I list at victims ol Sunday”: airliner disaster in Quebec. sat in salety.in her par- ent": home Tuesday and laid solemnly:

"I think I would rather swim back to Canada than fly home; now.”

it was death itself that Iavedl

Mrs. Rosemary I-tarry and her two-year-old son. Paul. whose original vacation plans called for them to fly home on the Mari-

jihg edge of me umen Fm-esigtime Central Airliner in which

79 persons lost their lives.

with her husband. Denis. n 35- year-old engineer. she had emi- grated from this Yorkshire town to Parry Sound. Dnt.. three years ago. She and Paul had booked a MCA flight leaving for Britain July 10 for her first holiday at home and Paul) introduction to his grandparents.

They had a return reservation lor Aug. lo.

Early in June Mrs. Farry re-

father. 67-year-old Robert Bim- sley Mansell. The original reser- vations were cancelled and she and Paul caught the first avail- lble plane.

Somehow. the two names re- mained on the MCA passenger list for the return flight.

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