Article September 13, 1969 Issue

God's Signals

[For children]

VERA SOHR KELLY

Ken came running home from kindergarten, waving his weekly newspaper.

"We're learning about Indians, and I know how to make signals the way they used to do. You can learn all about it, Mom. It's in my newspaper."

Mother read Ken's newspaper, and then the two of them played Indians. They cleared the dining room table so Ken could use it for a drum. Then, while Mother went into the kitchen to prepare supper, he began to tap out some messages to her. He was a young Indian brave sending signals from a deep valley, and she was the Indian chief on top of Bear Mountain above the valley, answering his signals by beating a spoon on a frying pan.

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