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Issue Details: First known date: 1940... no. 501 November 1940 of The School Paper : Grades III and IV est. 1927 School Paper : Grades III and IV
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  • Only literary material by Australian authors individually indexed.

    Other material in this issue includes:

    • First Page Picture: 'The Homeward Road', with caption: 'This Irish lad has finished his day's work. One of those stout little donkeys that do a great deal of work in parts of Ireland is taking him home.'[145].
    • Fiction: 'Ossian and Niam' (unattributed), drawing by Molly G. Johnson (q.v.), 146-147; 'The Tale of Donald O'Neary : A Tale Told in Ireland' (unattributed), drawing by Dick Ovenden (q.v.) 148-150; 'A Visit to Grannie Malone' from The Irish Twins by Lucy Fitch Perkins, 150-152; 'The Clever Crow' (unattributed), drawing by Dick Ovenden, 158-159.
    • Prose: 'Peter Pumpkin's Letter', encouraging children to grow pumpkins to sell for the Schools' War Relief Fund, illus.,154.
    • Poetry: 'The Grandfather Clock' by Lucy Diamond, illustrated by Molly G. Johnson (q.v.), 155; 'Stardust' by May Heward, illustrated by Molly G. Johnson (q.v.),158; 'The Dandelion', (unattributed), 159-160.
    • Drama: 'The Needle in a Haystack' (unattributed), illustrated by Molly G. Johnson (q.v.), 156-157.
    • Song: 'Oh, Sleep, My Baby' (old Irish lullaby), 160.

  • Editors' note: 'News from the Schools', State Schools' War Relief Fund total for September was 3,660 pounds. During September over 7,000 articles made in schools were sent to the Red Cross and 4,000 to the Comforts Fund. More than a thousand schools are helping in the war by buying war savings certificates and 330 schools have formed Social Service Leagues.

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Billy Bear and the World's Children X : The Irish Twins, James Robert Lyall , W. Lloyd Williams , single work children's fiction (p. 153)
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