-20 Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Wednesday, Dec. 7, 1949
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ERENA WAS SITTING
Chapter 3
MR. DILLY GOES TO
; SCHOOL
Mr. Dilly gave the queer
looking duck to Henry.
f "How did you ever get her?"
' cried Henry. "Mrs. Snell said
she had tied her in the kitchen."
J "You forget I am a magi
'cian," laughed Mr. Dilly.
"You mean you used real ma
gic?" ; "Well, not exactly. While the
old lady was sweeping you out
I just went into the kitchen.
grabbed Serena, and hopped out
- the back window."
"Yippitty, lippitty, what a
;llfe!" quacked Serena.
"Mercy me! She does talk!"
cried Mr. Dilly in delight.
, "Hackety, rackety, of course 1
f;talk," snapped Serena. "But I'm
most particular to whom I talk
and I never ever cared for Mrs.
rSnell, moll, pell."
t) "There, there," soothed Henry
vPatting the duck. "Everything is
going to be all right now. We
: are going to put on magic shows
with Mr. Dilly and never see
Mrs. anell again.
"I dont know anything about
magic," protested Serena. "I am
a poet. I love poems. I spend my
life searching for perfect
rhymes."
4 "I think your rhymes are
lovely," said Mr. Dilly but
would you mind if I pulled you
;:out of my hat?"
"Pockety, lockety!" exclaim-
f.ed Serena. "Whatever for?"
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the duck how he had never been
.hat and so all his magic shows
-were failures.
"Mickle, rickle and a rosy
lickle," exclaimed Serena. "I'll
be glad to help you out."
.', "Oh," said Henry joyfully.
'"Aren't we going to have a won
' derful life!"
And, truly, it seemed so, for
'what could be more wonderful
for a little boy than to roam the
, world with friend and pet and
give magic shows wherever he
went.
But, alas, Serena was never
able to come out of Mr. Dilly's
hat.
Mr. Dilly took a tall silk hat
. and pushed Serena into the bot
' torn. Then he laid a false bot
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torn on top of Serena and put
the whole thing on his head.
When he stood before his aud
ience he said, "Now I will take
off my hat and show you it is
empty then presto! before
your eyes I'll pull a real live
talking duck from the empty
hat."
He took off his hat and the au
dience burst out laughing. Ser
ena had fallen out of the false
bottom and was sitting on Mr
Dilly's head!
"Leaper, deeper!" said Ser
ena. "It was hot in there."
But. even this didn't please
the audience. Not being special
people like Henry and Mr. Dilly
they thought the duck said,
"Quack quack." They didn't for
moment believe she was a
wonderful talking duck and a
rhyming duck at that.
After the audience went home
feeling cheated. Mr. Dilly talk
ed it over with Henry.
"Perhaps I had better give up
magic, he said sadly. "Now I
have you and the duck to take
care of maybe I'd better get a
job selling tooth brushes or
stomach medicines. I'll never
make money as a magician until
I can get a rabbit out of a hat."
"I learned to be a poet by go
ing to a school for poets," said
Serena. "Why don't you go to a
school and learn this rabbit
trick?"
'Why, yes!" cried Henry.
"Right in this town there is a
college of science where they
can teach you anything."
So the very next morning Mr.
Dilly and Henry and Serena
walked into the marble halls of
the College of Science. As they
walked around they saw many
men and women reading, large,
important-looking books.
At last they came to an of
fice where a sign said, "Presi
dent of the College." They went
in and found a wise-looking
man sitting behind a desk.
"Good day," said Mr. Dilly po
litely. "I would like to come to
your school."
"Why," said the president,
thnt' fine. What do you want to
study?"
"I want to study magic," said
Mr. Dilly.
Next: Planning a Trip to
Santa Land.
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Memos
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THURSDAY 6 A.M. TO 4:45 P.M.
00 'Hod go Podge
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4.!JFarm Time
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Keep
Keep
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News
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Sam Hayes
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News
(Fred Beck
(Apron
Bob
Zeks
Eddie Albert
Contamer NewslBreakfait Club
Eddie Albert Pews
Kreakfait Clab
Jrk Rrrrh Klrand Slata
Breakfast Clab
Breakfast Clab
4SjSage Riders Boiemary
OOjrhe Second Cup Wendy Warren
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45'News (Gal Sanday
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30iCar. Cavallero
SiBeryl Richards
Big Sister
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Norah Drake
Brighter Day
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Barnyard Fol.
(Garry Moore
Breakfast In
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:00A Girl Marries pCirkh am News. Jay
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Bride
pride
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:00Weleome Travel.
:1.5Welcome Travel
:3Qjunt Mary
:45lLove and Learn
Art Kirkham
Arthur Godfrey
Arthur Godf reyXadlei
Arthur GodfreyfTed
:00Woman's Secret1
Arthur GodfreyjSanta's
Arthur Godfrey (Squirrel
Curt Master caulrrel
Life Beautiful
Dr. Mil'
Paula Stone
Edw. R. Murr'wClnnamon Bear
DIAL LISTING, KOAC 550
AAr Wednesday P.M S:00. Chil-
(Jr dren'a Theater: 8:15. On the
Cpbeati S:50. KM Sports Clabi 6:00.
Newsi 6:15, Eugenei 6:45, Invitation to
Read: 7:00, Farmer's Unfont 7:15, Evening
Farm Houn 8:00, Radio Shorthand; 8:30,
Great Songs i 8:45, News and Weather i
f):00. Music That Endures; 4:45, Evening
Meditationst 10:00, Sign Off.
Pleasanfdale Club
Presented Program
Pleasantdale A full house of
patrons of the district attended
the December meeting of the
Pleasantdale community club at
the hall.
The program consisted of an
illustrated talk on the farm home
by Louis Gross, county exten
sion agent; Mrs. . W. Graben
horst gave a travelog of a three-
ACROSS
1. Fruit
(. Resinous
substance
I. Part of a
wheel
12. Fresh supply
13. Arabian
garment
14. American
Indian
IB. Wlntred
1&. One addicted
to making
plays on
words
18. Cause of ruin
19. Likely
20. Mountain lake
21. Burlesque
24. Vegetable
26. Came to rest
27. Calm
31. Thought
33. Adhere
34. Eater
35. Also
36. Steep
37. Sieve
40. Low gaiter
43. Sick
44. Luxuriant
47. Covering of a
watch dial
49. Twofold
50. SwIsb river
51. Devoured
i2. Greek theater
63. Stain
54. Obstruct
66. Interprets:
archaic
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Serenade Twilight Song
Dinner Conceit rat O'Brien
Dinner CooeertpMaileal Jackpot
Cliea Kid Evelyn Knlcht
Edition
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Bomincek
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IDarld Rom
Varlellei
News
Bememberlni
Varieties
Eddie Arnold
Reporter
Fulton Lewi
Local Newa
News
Eddie Howard
Frontier Tows
frontier Town
floor
Hour
Mosie Von Want
(Moele Ton Want
Hour
Lot
Mrsterr Noctara
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Smiling
Smiling
Smiling
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Timekeeper
March Tim
news
KOCO Kloek
KOCO Kleek
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Top Trades
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Manners
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Rarg'n Conntei
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Haven 01 Rut
(Organ Meeds
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Melody Time
of Today;
Memories
Melody Tim
LinKietter
Llnkletter
jPaator'a Call
page Riders
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News
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Drake
Kitcbosj
Wiles
IMuslo
Tune Tins
48 Kens
True Story
True Story
Walls
Crocker
ladles First
Musle Mart
Musla Mart
Jan Garbsr
Vocal Varieties
i.adlfi First
Queen for Day
Queen for Day
Top Tradea
(News
nollrw'd Hails
Hoiirwd Haste
Norman
W. News
Headline News
(Dare Dennis
Menjoi
Bob Eberly
(Tell T'r Neigh
Mae's Melodies
Mac's Melodies
Mac's Melodies
Mae's Heiodlea
Hollywood
larvev Hardtng
West
West
Organ Reveries
ping singi
Stewart
Bob Pools
Bob Poole
Mosie for That
Mnslofor Thar.
Hoe down Party
Hoedown Party
Newa
Dare Ross
Mae's Melodies
Mac's Melodies
Mae's Melodies
Mac's Melodies
Stewart
A Groom;
A Groom
Mac's Melodies
Mae's Melodies
Mae's Melodies
Mao's Melodies
Be Seat.
Malone
Letters
Cage
Care
Fulton Lewis
Hemingway
Movie Time
Philosopher
ueoind storr
Brers Can do
Beautiful
Car. Cavallero
lAAf Thursday A.M. 10:00, News
vMV and Weather) 10:15, Especially
for Women; 11:00, Oregon School sf the
Aln 11:15, Concert Halli lt:00, Newst
Noon Farm Hourt 1:00, Ride 'em
Cowboy i 1:15, Oregon School of the Airi
1:15, Melody Lane; :00, Home Garden
noun 2:30, Memory Book of Musloi t:4B,
Oregon School of the Aln 8:00, News;
3:15, Musle of the Masters! 4:00, Univer
sity Hour.
weeks' automobile vacation trip
taken through central and south
ern states with her husband in
October; E. W. Budke gave a
report of his moose hunting trip
in British Columbia in October;
Lester McDougall of Unity dis- i
trict gave impersonations of var
ious types; piano solo, Betty Mc
Farlane. Refreshments were
served.
Men of the district will be in
charge of the program and re
freshments to be held Friday
evening, December 30.
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Solution of Yeiterday'a Puul
DOWN
1. Breed of hora
2. Chinese wax
I. Common wd
4. Mora rocoat
I. Point at wblek
a bean
aprouta
. Keyhola fuarol
1. Touchea at tha
boundarr
I. Iaabla
. Llat
10. Roman road
11. Daybreak
17. Fashion
19. Eager
!2. Watchful
23. Claw
2t. Leguma
26. Spire ornament
28. Flogged
sound)?
29. Salutation
10. still
22. Fits one Inalda
another i
IS. Wind splraUr i
S5. Of greater f
height
35. Lasso
39. Baffle
40. Cigar nab
41. Beseecn
42. Northernmost
point of tnt
Isle of Man
11. Fruit of the
blackthorn
48, Domestic fowls
48. Shoe latchsi
4t. June bug
By Gene Ahern
nowIhopevoudon't
TAKE A HEADER ON THIS,
BUT THE TRUTH IS. Mf
WIFE MADE ME GIVE UP
BOXING NEXT WEEK.
I START DRIVING A
TRUCK FORTH' CHAIN
OF DRIVE-INS SHE
WORKS FOR.
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