Article October 19, 1963 Issue

Judy's Bicycle

[Of Special Interest to Children]

DORIS T. WINSLETT

Judy had a beautiful new bicycle, and she had promised to take very good care of it. When school started in the fall, she would be able to ride it to school, for there was a rack over the rear wheel for carrying books. There was also a basket on the front, which she could use when she went to the store on errands for her mother.

The bicycle had a bell and even a light which shone ever so brightly in the dark. Because the city required it, the bicycle also had a license plate just like Judy's father's car, except, of course, it was smaller and didn't have so many numbers.

One warm summer evening Judy and her sister Susan and some of their friends were ridding their bicycles. After a while they parked them in Judy's and Susan's front yard and went into the next yard to play some games. When they came back later, Judy's bicycle was gone!

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