28 Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Thursday, Dec. 15, 1949
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THURSDAY r. M.
(Chapter 10)
A PRESENT FOR HENRY
Henry ran back to Santa land
as fast as he could. Mr. Dilly and
Serena were waiting lor him in
Santa's cottage.
"I've got it! I've got it!" ;ried
Henry handing the wand to Mr.
Dilly.
"Thank Boodness!" cried Mr. Dil
ly. "When we woke and found you
Kone I did not know what to
think. I couldn't come after you
because Mrs. Claus asked me to
stay and watch her cakes."
"HIddv dinov." broke in Serena.
"You never seen such cakes as they
are makincr for tomorrows party
Come, boy, there are spoons to lick!"
"No no." protested Mr. Dilly.
''Tell us first how you found the
wand."
So Henrv told them about the
strange Wiggle Waggles and how
he feared them because of their
fierce manners.
"Well they can't be very bad
since they gave you the wand," said
Mr. Dillv.
Then he took the wand and put
It in Santa's little black box. He
felt wonderfully happy. "Now San
ta never need know it was gone,"
he said thankfully as he shut the
box and returned It to the corner,
Neither he nor Henry dreamed that
it wasn i Santa's wana but the wig'
gle Waggles' wand which Zezop
naa wictteaiy iraaea.
"Now. come into the kitchen,
aald Mr Dilly. "Mrs. Claus has left
us to watcn her cakes while sne is
at the ice house tending the Ice
cream."
What cakes they werel As large
as wash tubs and smelling so sweet
a boy could hardly stand it he
wanted a piece so badly. On the
tables were great bowls of frosting:
caramel, cocoanut, chocolate, orange,
mocha.
And sure enough there were
spoons to lick and Henry licked
them.
Presently Mrs. Claus came in and
said. 'Come with me, Henry,
need your help."
She took him to the ice house
which really was a big house
made of cakes of ice. There were
fourteen ice cream freezers each
as big as a cement mixer.
'My," said Mrs. Claus. "I don't
know how I'll get everything ready
on time. I still have the favors
to make. I do wish you would
stay here and keep tasting the ice
cream until id tastes rignt to you.
Then turn of the freezers."
What a job for a boy! With
spoon and saucer in hand Henry
moved from freezer to freezer, tast
ing as he went.
By then it was time to turn off
tne ireezers, which was a lucky
thing for Henry, I think. He came
out of the ice house and went to
the toy shop nearby.
What confusion!
The little Santa Land folk worked
madly at their benches, putting
heads on dolls, blowing up foot
balls, driving nails into wagons,
painting tops, and a hundred other
jobs which had to be done before
Christmas.
As they worked they sang and
Whistled and sometimes even droo
ped everything while they danced
a jig on tne worn taDie. ji course
this slowed things up a little but
it made them happy and of course
only truly happy people can make
good toys.
Still, it made old Patrick Tweedle
knees furious. He stomped around
the shop pounding his fists on the
tables. ,
"We might as well give up Christ-!
mas," he stormed. "No one does
any work except me. Stop that
dancing! Stop that noise!"
No one paid the slightest atten
tion. Instead, a funny little brown
ie with enormous feet saw Henry
and darting to his side he snatched
his hands and led him into a jig.
Tweedlekneos thrpw nn his hnnrU.
"The party has started already, it
would seem." he said sourly. i
"Of course It has," cried a lovelv
fairy and before Tweedleknees could
help himself she had caught his
nrm and led him into the dance!
Then everyone Joined in and what
& sight It was to sec as they all
leaped and hopped from table to
bench to floor, round and round the
shop, with Patrick Tweedleknees the
liveliest of them all.
Finally, gasping for breath, Hen
ry said he must leave, for Mr.
Dilly would be wondering where he
was.
"Wait, wait." cried Patrick Twee
dleknees hobbling up and taking
Henry's arm. "That was the mer
riest dance I ever had, boy, and
you were the cause of it. Here,
now, heres a little Christmas gift
for you." He handed Henry a
tiny box wrapped in tissue and tied
with red ribbon.
Henry was so happy and so sur
prised he could hardly keep his
fingers steady as he pulled eagerly
at the ribbon.
But Tweedleknees shouted, "No,
nor
Henry looked up in dismay.
"Do not open until Christmas!"
said Tweedleknees sternly but giving
Henry .all the same, his very nicest
smue.
Next: The Party
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Plane Explodes on
Dive Bomb Range
San Diego, Dec. 15 (U.R) A
navy F-8-F Corsair fighter plane
crashe dand exploded in the
target area of a dive bombing
range near El Centro, Cal., Wed
nesday, killing the pilot.
The 11th naval district re
ported the plane was carrying
a 500 pound bomb which explod
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ground under full power. The
plane was scattered over a wide
area by the blast, which tore
the pilot's body into small bits.
Name of the flier was with
held pending notification of next
of kin.
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ROOM AND BOARD
By Gene Ahern
I HEARD YOUR. FIGHTING
LUMBfcHdACK ear
MARRIED AMD HIS WARDEN
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