16 Capita Journal, Salem, Oregon, Monday, Dec. 12, 1949
RADIO PROGRAMS
MONDAY P.M.
1WE PDIGUTENED PARBIT UnDDCD AWAV WITH
FfcNRY CHASING WILDLY
A TERRIBLE LOBS
"Mackerel in a sackerel!" exclaim'
d Serena impatiently. "Go ahead
and peep in the box. Didn't Santa
av make yourself at home?"
Now Mr. Dilly always carried his
magic in nis pocjcei. ne naa a
wand and a rope and cards and
carves and Koodness knows what
else stuffed Into his pockets. There
wasn't any room leit xor even a
Handkerchief,
But Santa kept his magic in a
little black box. Mr. Dilly thought
Xit would oe tne nappiesc man in
the world if he could just see what
Santa's magic looked like. He tip
toed into the corner and got down
on his knees and carefully unhooked
the box. Instantly the top sprang
open.
What do you suppose was there?
A wand. A simple black wand that
looked exactly like the wand Mr.
Dilly and every other magician car
ries. "Doesn't he have any tricks?'
, asked Henry In surprise.
"He doesn't need tricks," said Mr.
Dilly admiringly, "I guess he does
all his magic with this. What a
wonderful wand it must be!"
He picked up the wand and waved
it In the air. "If I knew the maic
words," he said wistfully. "I could
get a rabbit out of my hat all by
myself I guess."
"What about your book?" remind
d Henry.
"Of course!" cried Mr. Dilly. He
Dulled out of his coat Docket a
little book which was marked For
Magicians Only. It explained magic
wncKs ana naa vi pages 01 magic
words and rhymes which magicians
use when they do their magic.
' Mr. Dilly opened the book to
these pages and tried a few while
he waved Santa's wand over his hat.
"Jumbo Mum bo and a heap big
umbo.'
"Hilly Billy, swing you silly."
Nothing happened at all. But
by now Mr. Dilly was determined
find the words which would
make Santa's wand work. He slip
ped the wand in his pocket and
hut the black box.
'TJoot of these magic words have
to be said outdoors," he explained.
TBI going out in the woods and
try lt"
Mr. Dilly didn't mean a bit of
harm. He was sure Santa wouldn't
mind If he tried the wand and
learned how to do the rabbit trick
by himself. But he Just couldn't
wait for Santa to come back.
He slipped out the door. Henry
and Serena went with him. Twee
dleknees had lust finished hang
ing the Inst Christmas light and
vas feeline more cheerful.
'Where are you off to?" he asked.
"Just into the woods for a bit,"
said Mr. Dilly.
"Mind you don't run into the
Wiggle Waggles," said Tweedle
knees. "I hear they are all about
the place."
"Who are the Wiggle Waggles?"
"Very nasty elves. And they are
very, very annoyed because Santa
did not send them an invitation to
the party."
"Oh, yes, I remember," said Mr.
Dilly. "Well, we'll be careful.
Oh, but he wasn't careful at all.
He just couldn't think of anything
except Santa's own wand in his
hands and what a really splendid
thing It would be if he could learn
to work It all by himself.
He settled down in a little clump
of trees with Serena and Henry be
side him. He put his hat and his
tittle book In front of him and
held the wand lovingly In his hand.
For over an hour he worked, read
Ins the made formulas In the book
and waving the wand. Still his hat
remained empty.
Finally Henry said. "Please, could
I hold the wand just one time?"
Mr. Dilly was ouite worn out now.
He gave the wand to Henry. Se
rena said, "I'll try some of my
rhymes." So Henry waved the wand
and Serena said, "A root, toot, toot,
who gives a hoot?"
And suddenly tnere was a rao
bltl But lb wasn't a white rabbit and
it wasn't in Mr. Dilly 's hat. As a
matter or fact, it was a plain old
jack rabbit that had come hop
ping through the woods. But Henry
thought surely it was a magic rab
bit at last. He whooped and snatch
ed Mr. Dilly's hat and leaped at the
little creature.
The frightened rabbit eamboled
awny with Henry chasing wildly
and not even hearing Mr. Dilly call-
ins mm oacK.
In a few seconds It was over.
The rabbit darted In a hole where
seven brother rabbits were waiting
tor mm. Henry took one good look
and saw there was nothing maalc
about any of them.
Just then Mr. Dillv caught ud
with him. "Where's the wand?
Horrified, Henry looked at his
hands. They were empty. "I I
must have dropped it," he stam
mered. "Quickly, start looking!" cried
Mr. Dilly. "You, too, Serena. We
-lust find HI"
But, alas! thought they searched
until dark they could not find the
wand.
Next: Henry Meets a Wiggle
Wnggle.
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overall he or she needs. Easy to
make ana sporting a convenient
leg opening, the overall Is an Im
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sturdy knee-pads.
Pattern Envelope No. R2761 con
tains tissue pattern for overall, (sua
0 to ih mos. included), material re
quirements, embroidery Illustrations.
not iron transfer lor applique and
complete making and finishing di
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ton Oddfellow
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Stayt
Lodg
Stayton The Odd Fellows are
planning a dinner Wednesday ev
ening from 5:30 until 7 o'clock
when a choice of turkey or sal
mon will be offered, In the lodge
dining room.
The high school boys' quartet
will entertain and there will be
carol singing and other features.
Bob Woods is in charge of the
UfAf (ueidar A.M. 10:00, Tba
r. UMV Newat 10:111, Especially lar
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cert Hall: 19, Newai S:1B, Nooa Farm
noun 1:00, Ride 'em Cowboy: 1:15, School
ol Alrt 1:30, Melody Lane: 2:00, World
la Our Allalri 2:30, Memory Book ol
Muiict a:45, School ol Alri 8:00. Newa:
8:15, Muilc ol the Maatera.
entertainment; Mrs. Tomlni
Shower, the decorations; and Mr.
and Mrs. D. George Cole are
the reception committee.
Morgan Has Birthday
Pleasantdale Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd McFarlane and family
were dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs, Fred Morgan at LaFayette,
helping Morgan celebrate his
84th birthday. It fell on Pearl
Harbor day.
ACROSS
Sprite
Small cup ujed
In cutting
diamonds
Small herring
New: comb,
form
Feminine name
Tropical Amer
ican animal
Oriental
dwelling
One to whom
matter ta
directed
Potential
Stalner
Bristle
Inside Infor
mation Lukewarm
Lift
Matter
Vocalist
Bellow: Scoto.
River in
Switzerland
and France
Pharmaceutical
name for
honey
Three-spot
Branches of
learning
Profit
Slumbet
Bar supporting
the rudder of
a ship
Affirmative
Pertaining to
an ancient
country in
Asia Minor
Tiny
And no forth:
abbr.
Indite
Solution of Saturday' PuziU
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63. Thatfflrl
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memory
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soft sub
stance 7. Outline of a
motion
picture
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artist
t. Oriental com
mander 10, Devoured
II, Form Into a
knot
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19. Open courts
22. Title of a knight
23. Gems
24. Danish fiord
25. By
27. Meager salary
29. Record of a
single event
30. Limb
31. Enemy
32. Bashful
Z4. Fame
37. Tear apart
39. Cutting mem
bers of a saw
40. Room
41. Sand
42. Stair
4S. Make needle
work 44. High pointed
hill
45. Biblical prUrt
46. Ocean
ROOM AND BOARD
By Gene Ahem
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