Montana farmer-stockman. [volume], November 15, 1949, Page 20, Image 20

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Pull up another chair at the table this Thanksgiving and
have a little fellow for your guest that you've never seen
and probably never will. He will look about like one of
your own, with a shock of brown hair, big blue eyes and a
batch of freckles on his nose. The only difference will be
that he won't have any real honest-to-Pete father to carve a.
turkey for him. He'll have to depend on you.
If you really want to meet this Thanksgiving dinner guest,
come down and see us, and we'll be glad to arrange an
introduction. If you haven't time, just send us a check.
Well see that the chair is pulled up and the turkey carved.
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Helena, Montana
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Story and Play Time
Hello Boys and Girls,
Are you having fun these lazy fall
days? I hope so, for otherwise, you might
be like the airplane in our story today
who got into a lot of trouble because he
Just wait until you
read about what happened to him. I'll
bet you are glad you're you!
discontented.
was
SKYRIDER
SKYRIDER was a little trainer
plane. All day long he sailed over
the airfield, helping young pilots
learn to fly. Around and around he
flew, never getting very far from
the field, and at last one day Sky
rider got tired of it.
"I wish something exciting would
happen for a change," he growled.
"This is no fun!"
And then, quite by accident, Sky
rider learned he could fly by him
self. When a student pilot took him
up for the first time, he began to
experiment.
When the pilot wanted to go left,
Skyrider turned right. When the
pilot tried to go up, Skyrider pointed
his nose toward the ground; and
when the pilot tried to come down,
Skyrider zoomed toward the clouds.
The poor pilot was frightened half
out of his wits. "What do you mean
sending me up in a plane that flies
like this?" he shouted at the me
chanic when he had landed. "The
controls are frozen!"
soothed the me
"Take it easy,'
chanic. "You made a perfect landing.
You couldn't do that with frozen
controls.'
"I landed O.K. But that's the only
thing I did right. Every time I tried
to bank left, we went right. When
I tried to go down, we went up. I
tell you, something is wrong!"
"Well, I'll check it over," said the
mechanic, still in doubt.
Skyrider laughed as he listened to
the argument. This was fun. And
when the mechanics could find noth
ing wrong with him, he was gleeful.
He could stump them all.
The next day he was allowed to
. fly again—and again the same thing
happened. This went on for several
days, and each pilot who flew Sky
rider reported his strange actions.
Then, one day, a strange car ar
rived at the airport, and several men
get out. When they came over to
him, Skyrider became a little un
easy. The men thumped his wings
and his body. They explored his
motor, inch by inch. Then they
worked the controls.
At last one of the men said; "I'm
satisfied that nothing is wrong with
this plane. I'll take it up on trial and
see what happens.
"Ho, ho," thought Skyrider. "Now
I'll really have some fun."
Then Skyrider pointed his nose up
and began to climb. Up and up he
went, until his motor coughed a
warning. At the same time he felt
the pilot relax at the controls and
he was frightened. He had heard of
pilots "blacking out." Perhaps he had
gone too far this time. He came
down as fast as he dared — and
breathed a sigh of relief when he
knew that the pilot was flying him
again.
Back at the field, the angry test
pilot called Skyrider a "menace" and
said that he must be rebuilt. So the
little plane was torn apart and all
the pieces were sent back to the
factory. And when he was finally
back together again, you may be
sure, Skyrider flew just the way he
should.
Have a nice Thanksgiving everyone,
AUNT SALLY.
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