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By Josephine Culbertson,

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The Friendly Rain g

By Thornton W. Burgess

The one disliked may in the end In truth become a trusted iriend.l -Old Mother Nature

The legs of Danny and Nannyj Meadow Mouse are short. When ; you see one of them running along i their private little paths 2 through thc grass. you do not see . their legs at all. Their cousin. Nim- bleheels the Jumping Mouse. cani make long ten-foot jumps when he is in a hurry. You see. he has long jumping hind legs such as a Kan- garoo has. Danny and Nanny can't l jump at all; they just run.

They had found out that over in Farmer Brown's dooryard on 3 big - flat rock Farmer Brown's boy kept a supply of seeds, sunflower seeds. y especially for his feathered friends y , Now those sunflower seeds seemed They "mained 'i h”"” "id 'i'd ' tic Danny the fine? seeds he ever lot of sleeping.

ad eaten. He ha ound two or - e--e -- W V three that the birds had dropped. they didn't mind it. They were us:-it Also he had found out where they to wet grass. but when it rained were getting those seeds. A little so hard and kept on raining and tunnel in the ground made by Min- training and raining they began to er the Mole led almost over to that dislike the rain. They Said haleiili flat rock. but not quite near things about the rain. Of course enough. There was an open space ,that, was totilisli because the rain uhere Danny and Nanny would be iwouldnit mind uhat they said Then in plain sight it they tried to run .too, it is always foolish to say hale across it to the big rock. They ;ful things about anybody or any- didnit dare do it, That is. iiley .thing. didn't dare do it in daylight. Theyi when at Mm last the clouds did E0 Wei" the” 3&9” dark but broke apart and drilled away. and :hen there were no seeds there. J-OHM mum, m.1L,h, ML Sun smiled The birds had iake" "'9'" 3” be down on a net, not world. Dannyi fore jolly. rniind. M13 5”," we” 1" went over to see if his featheredi bed behind iii? Piiiiiie Hi”-5 friends were Sliii getting those de-i

Finding "lat me” we”."0 seiids licious seeds on the flat rock. When i "WET! W35 3 diieadmi disapimii." he peeped out from under the long ment. They went over there again grass at the and M. the tunnel of. "'9 nexi ”igi"- There w9re."0 seeds Miner the Mole which he now usedi They Kuessed ii"-in mat if they were more than did lilliner he thought at Seed! it would first that all the leaves had been have i0 be in the daytimc and that iblown away Then he made a wond- meam Wmeimw gemng met there ierful discovery The rain had prov- Without Wins See"- The 3"” ed to be a friendlv rain It ha wasnit long emugh m hide mem' soaked and beaten flatiall those There were many leaves' hm mesa loose leaves so that now tliev made New "bmm Anyway they would a sort of car et or blanketiall the rustle if one tried to move about a to the am rock Could he under mam They just did!” dare icrei; under them all the wav to try to get over to that big rock yth ii)! .k d th d 1. ;. under cover of the leaves. Finally; 'd ,5 rm 3" "S9 e Muus they! gave up "trying. ghe birds EE.5;..a wou d get a ose see 5. i , '

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part was obviously correct. part- icularly in view of the vulnerability but West was not correct in his assertion that East should have doubled North's one nolrunip, nor was he remotely correct in bidding

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HALIFAX (CP) -The U.S. Coast Guard Cutter castle Rock ended an eventful 500 - mile ocean tow Friday when it arrived here with the D i s a bled Swedish freighter Sunannvik.

The cutter was dispatched from Argentia. Nfld.. Tuesday to aid the 36;!-toot freighter whose main en. gincs broke down while en route to Wilmington, Del.. from St. Law. rence, Nfld., with a load of flour. spar. A tow line was put aboard the crippled ship Wednesday about 500 miles southeast of Halifax.

The line was dropped Thursday when the Castle Rock made a forced dash toward Halifax with a seriously ill searnnn. James F, Reed. 20, of Paragon, Ind. A naval helicopter met the cutter 30 miles beyond the harbor mouth and raced Reed to a naval hospital where he underwent a successful appendectomy.

The cutter then turned back, picked up the 1.999-ton Sunnanviit 90 miles off Halifax and completed the tow. The merchantman will be repaired here.

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