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BY JANE MARTIN
Sketches by the Author
Get out your pencil, put on your thinking cop, and get to work. We guarantee you'll forget all about the rising thermometer!
The correct answers to all these games will be found on page 68.
FAMOUS PEOPLE
YOU can tell President Franklin D. Roosevelt by his sum. or his fireside chats. It wouldn't be hard for you to des< Boake Carter and his VEDDY VEDDY British accent. Well each of these ten couplets describes a famous person. Do you know who they are?
I hope Ted Malone, radio's friendly poet, doesn't criticize the verse. I never said I was Edna St. Vincent Millay.
1. Here is a woman who is known near and far.
She swung her hatchet from bar to bar. (Car rim Nation)
2. A most gallant hero, you should know his name. A courteous gesture gave him his fame.
3. This man was ugly, but a friend indeed.
To his own love another man's cause did he plead.
4. His wife a great woman, gave him his fame. Now a gentleman's coat bears his name.
5. This man lived in darkness, the world shut away.
Yet his prose gave us beauty that still lives today
6. Against strong opposition, this woman's great zeal started a profession that helps mankind to heal.
7. For violin music he cared quite a lot, Unmindful that things were getting too hot.
8. This man's a genius, the scientists say
He's the Sir Isaac Newton of today.
9. Although not a tailor, his experiments led
to saving lives with needle and thread.
10. A shipwrecked sailor, too long hod he tarried.
By the time he came home his wife hod remarried.
A courteous gesture gave his name fame.
GIVE KATE HER RIGHT NAME
This little morsel is dediKATEd to Kate Smith, if Ted Collins has no objections. I hope you finish it before the "moon comes over the mountain."
Each of these sentences describes a word that ends in C A T E .
1. Kate is a good pleader ....
2. This Kate sometimes gets out of joint
3. Kate is very frail
4. This Kate sometimes makes things double
5. Kate points out clearly
6. This Kate is perplexing
7. Kate often gets smothered
8. This poor Kate is not always truthful
9. This Kate makes the wheels run smoothly 10. This Kate often prays earnestly
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