Stan Skis Simple Cardboard Toy Craft
In northern Europe skiing is an old sport. In the United States it is becoming more popular every year. Color Stan's clothes brightly and paste the picture on thin cardboard. Cut out Stan and his skis and the disks. Then cut through the dotted slit in the middle of each ski. Fold Stan's feet on the dotted lines, slip them through the slits, and paste them to the skis. With gummed tape fasten a penny beneath each foot to help Stan stand up. Punch holes in Stan's mittens and push a toothpick through them to act as ski poles. Thrust the other ends through the centers of the disks. Now Stan is ready to go skiing. JUNIOR EDITORS pays $10 for any reader's idea that is used. Write your suggestion to "Junior Editors" in care of this newspaper. TOMORROW: Susan on her sled.
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Uruguayan Leader Faces Possible Duel Over Editorial
In Montevideo arbiters must decide if President Luis Batlle Berres must duel with Washington Guadalupe, editor of La Nacional, who accused the president of protecting private interests. Accion editor Fernando Farina and others defend, while Batlle Berres recovers from gastric illness after a U.S. visit.
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Liberia elects Tubman to new term in 1959 return
United Press reports Liberia’s 60 year old president William V. S. Tubman inaugurated for another four year term. The article details Liberia’s founding by American freedmen, its 1839 unification, and Tubman’s lineage and public service. The United States Navy aided in Liberia’s founding and Monrovia’s naming honors President Monroe.
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Horse Market Closes After 700 Years in Frankfurt
Frankfurt market ends a 700 year tradition as mechanization claims another victim. Once 800 to 1500 horses traded daily, only 12 were sold on Monday at the city market, marking a sharp drop in activity.
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