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And the Flag Was Still Flying\n\nFort McHenry.How?The answerto that is the story told to younine,ten,and eleven year olds inA Flag for tbe Fort,written by  \nAM lifted high his carved0 wooden cutlass and scrambledup the slanting deck,shouting,“Number one gun,fire!”  \nBang!”screamed Caroline asshe knelt before the cannon.  \nShading his eyes from the hotsun,Sam looked off across theriver to see how much damage tothe enemy the shot had done.  \nOf course the shooting was onlymake believe,and the ship was anold wreck which Sam and Caro-line had found one day whilewalking beside the river.It waslying on its side,half beneath thewater.They climbed to the partof the ship that was above waterlevel.There they found cannons—old and rusty,but large.Againand again the boy and girl re-turned to the wreck.What fun topretend they were manning gunsagainst British gunboats!  \nCarl Carmer and illustrated byElizabeth Carmer.What aboutthe flag?That,too,is part of thisstory of yours.  \nThe Carmers are new JuniorGuild friends.You will meet Mrs.Carmer on page eight and Mr.Carmer on page nine.  \nYes,the battle was make be-lieve,but the gunboats were real.This was the War of 18I2,and anattack upon Baltimore and FortMcHenry was expected any day.The enemy was getting nearer.  \nA Flag for the Fort by Carl Carmeris the new Junior Guild selection for 9,Io,and 11 year old Members.It is pub-lished in the regular trade edition byJulian Messner,Inc.,at $2.5o.DeweyClassification:F(Fiction).Subject head-ing:U.S.—History—War of 1812—Fic-tion.  \nSoon all pretending stopped.Sam and Caroline and the rustyguns were called upon to help  \n# Anybody Can Make a Mistake\n\n\"But I'll expect you to be homeby twelve,\"Dad had said.  \nTHIS was not the summerI Janet had planned for herself.Ever since she was seven,the Leefamily had spent summers in theirCape Cod cottage with picnics onthe beach,swimming in the ocean,gorgeous sunsets over the bay.But this year Janet would not bewith her family on Cape 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