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SATURDAY—MAY 14—1932
TOONERVILLE TOPICS—By Fontaine Fox
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Kit Karson wishes to thank
the hundreds of boys and girls
who wrote him that they
missed him at the party at the
Rialto last Saturday.
His sprained ankle is prac
tically well, and he hopes that
at the NEXT party he will
have the pleasure of meeting
the club members.
The Bird Contest is ached-,
uled to start on Monday. All
of the club members planning
to enter the
contest are
warned to
SAVE the
papers. W e
will be glad
to supply
pictures that
are lost
‘through no
fault of your
own, but we
will not be
able to hand
out entire
sets. Jutet be
cause you
decide at the
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WILSON SHAY
last minute to compete.
Os course, if Little Sister
chews up your set that’ll be
different. It happened to one
of our contestants, in the An
imal Contest. Seems to us
(thinking it over) that the
Big Brother in question never
did send in a book, even after
we had supplied those de
stroyed by the baby. She must
have gotten a taste for printed
pictures.
Our pictures today are of
Wilson Shay, 213 Eleventh St.
S. W., and Alice Greenhorn, 438
Warner St. N. W.
Gets Thrill
Wilson writes that he has
never had his picture in the
paper, and he expects to get a
big thrill out of seeing it in the
column. Well, here’s his thrill,
and we hope it is up to expecta
tions.
He writes:
"I am sending you my pic
ture, and I hope very much
you will put It in the paper.
I have never had my picture in
any paper in my 'ife, and it
will be a thrill to have it in
The Washington Times. I have
a cousin up in the Shenandoah
Valley in Virginia, who says she
wants to join the club. I have
lost my membership card and
sending you an addressed and
stamped envelope. Would you
please send me another card?”
We will be very glad to send
Wilson his new card. We don’t
mind in the least replacing lost
cards, but we ask that when
you need ’em you send us a
stamped and addressed envel
ope. It saves work here, and
is a gentle reminder to you to
be more careful of your cards.
Alice, who is just 10 years
old, says she likes The Wash
ington Times better than any
other paper not only in Wash
ington but in the world. That’s
the way we like to hear you
talk. We think our paper is
Adventure Club Editors
Please enroll me as a member of The Washington Times
Adventure Club.
Name
Address
Age
Mail this application to Kit Karson, Washington
Times, Washington, D. C.
pretty good ourselves, and ws
like our judgment confirmed.
Sends Poem
Alice says:
“I can hardly wait every
night for the paper to come.
I like Blondie and Little Annie
Rooney best of all the comics.**
Here is a “Bonnie” poem Alice
composed:
“My bonnlo lies over the ocean
My bonnle lies over the sea
My Bonnie is taking a trip
And its all up with me."
Elizabeth Knott, 606 Twenty
second St. N. W., writes:
“I thought I’d write you and
let you know how much I ap>
predated
your putting
my name in
your column.
I’ll bet I was
the proudest
kid in the
world when
I read the
Adventure
Club column
that night.
I like all The
Washing ton
Times funnies
but none can
equal Popeye.
He is so
ALICE GREENHORN
crazy that he is funny.
“I know several of the Ad
venture Club members. Dorothy
Cunningham, a friend of mine,
said she was going to ’join the
club. I hope she does because
she is a very nice girl and you
will like her very much. I will
send you my picture as soon as
I have one that is suitable.”
Thelma Carter, 410 Fifteenth
St. N. E.:
“ I would like to join the
Adventure Club. I read your
column in The Washington
Times every evening and enjoy
it very much. Many of my
friends have already joined
and have told me about it.
Dorothy Busey is one of my
friends. Her name was in the
paper not long ago. I am 13
years old and go to the Eliot
Junior High School. I think
that The Times is the best
paper in town. All the funnies
are so good that I don’t know
which one I like best. I hope
Mrs. Meany doesn’t get IJttle
Annie Rooney?”
Francis Fontaine, 319 H St.
N. E.:
“I am 9 years ol d and in
the third grade at the Ludlow
School. I wish to enter the
Adventure Club and will you
please send me my card as
soon as possible as I wish to
tell everyone that I am one of
the members of the club. My
brother wants to enter, too.
His name is Richard and he is
8 years old. We love to hear
Kit Karson sing over WJSV.
F. De Marco, 1449 V St.
S. E.:
"Please enroll me as a mem
ber of the Adventure Club. I
have been wanting to join for
sometime. I read the column
every day and enjoy it very
much. I also enjoy Kit Kar
son every time he broadcasts
over WJSV. I am 12 yearw
old and in the sixth grade
St. Teresa’s School. I have
many friends in the club.”

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