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the fastest-gasoline I have."
But all the time he was say-
' elf. “I'll give him the
lit 1'11 fix his car so he
can't go so very fast. l’ll pretend
I‘m fixing something else.
turn the timer back."
ing to .1
gasoline.
By MILT Gauss... .
In
er's car. he did
timer. and away started Grubby.
"For the land's sake!" cried the
little woodchuck boy. “This car isn't
than a garbage
What can be the matter ?"
He got out and lifted up the side
of the hood and looked
engine. ‘He examined it carefully all
going any faster
wagon !
The next time Grubby Woodchuck
came to the filling station where the
Ewine sold gasoline, Grubby said.
"I want some good fast gasoline,
Miet‘erv Nick. \tho fastest high pow-
eredgasollne you have—about 70-
Which. my dears ,is very high
indeed. , Only I haven’t
idea what it means.
see numbers likethat on a gasoline
pump, it means something
extra.
Nick hadn’t forgotten the visit
that Grubbyfs daddy had paid him
that very morning.
ried he was about his son's speed-
the least
But if you ever
VL‘I‘)’
and how, wor-
1'll give you
said
but I'll
It you don't,know. I'll tell you
that the timer is the thing on a car
that regulates its speed.
fixed so that a car cannot go fast
at all.
So when Nick filled up the tank
on Grubby's car. or rather his fath-
something to tho,
It can be
in at the
But not a thing could he see
that was wrong.
"Let me look at it.” said a voice
just then.
And didn't it had little gazookums
step up right beside Grubby's auto-
mobile and start to pound at it and
shake it and do everything to it n
gozookums can possibly do.
A gazookums. since you are ask-
ing. never stood still long enough
‘ breath .
zookums fix the little automobile-inn
how worried Grubby's parents were.
So he went ofl under the blackberry
bushes and thought and thought. ' .
might work. and it might not work.
but I'll do it just the same. I've got '
a, pretty good idea if I can Just .
carry it out. I'll go around‘ and
spread the news and get all my
friends to help me. I owe the
woodchucks something anyway.‘ for
they have always been kind tel-me.
So I'll try and save Grubby’s neck
and the new blu automobile and ‘
everything." -
for anyone to take his picture or:
even get a good enough look to draw.
him. But he's a. rascally little gob.
lin who likes to get people into mist?
chief .and always keeps out of tron--
pie hlmSelf. .
inddonly the gazookums said. "1
kn w what‘s wrong! It’s your tinior.»
Give me your cork-screw. I mean.
your screw-driver, and your men-”j
key-wrench and your hummer. andl
I‘ll fix it.” '
So Grubby got into his tool box
and handed out the things to the
gazookums, and the gazookums,
started to work. .
And soon he had that timer fixed
so fast that greased lightning
couldn't be mentioned in the same ,
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And Grubby thanked him and '
started off. .
, “Hooray!" he shouted. “This it'-
the most fun -1’\'e had yet.” I
Now this is where the good. kind;
friendly little rabbit boy did Grubby
a good turn. If it hadn't been for .
him there is no doubt that Grubby
would sooner or later have brolg‘eg
his neck. ' '
Cutie Cottontaii saw and heard
the whole business. He saw" the go;
that it would go fast. and he knew
Finally he said to himself, "It
(To be conthmed)
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