Article August 28, 1948 Issue

THE FOG HAS LIFTED

[Of Special Interest to Children]

KATHERINE TRIPP JENSEN

Paul greatly enjoyed watching people and objects from the window. But one morning when he woke up and ran to the window, he found that something strange had happened during the night. He could not see the tall building across the street from the apartment in which he and his family lived, nor even the sidewalk straight below!

"Mother," he called, "what has happened?"

Paul's mother explained that a very heavy fog had blown in from the lake during the night. "We call it fog," she said, "when the air becomes so heavy with vapor, or little bits of water, that we cannot see through it."

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