20 Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Friday, Dec. 16, 1949
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(Chapter 11)
THE PARTY
It was the night before Santa's
party ana all through bantas nouse
cot a creature was sleeping though
ftU were snug In their beds.
- Mrs. Claus could not sleep be
cause she was counting cakes and
cookies instead of sheep and won
dering if she had made enough.
Santa couldn't sleep because he had
Just thought of a new toy he wanted
to make for Christmas: a bicycle
with, water wings which a boy could
ride on the ground or pedal in wa
ter whichever he wished.
- Mr. Dilly lay wide awake wor
rying about the rabbit trick and
wondering when Santa would lind
the time to show him how to do it.
' As for Henry and Serena they
were too excited to rest. Henry
had Tweedleknee's present under
his pillow where he could feel it
from time to time. What could it
be? What could it be? Would
Christmas never come!
Along about half past midnight
they an leu last asleep Dut merci
ful day! no sooner had they begun
to dream than there came a swish
ing and clattering and haloolng all
about the roof of the tiny cottage.
They sprang from their beds and
ran to the windows. It was black
night and not a thing could they
see.
Then came a thundering at the
floor, wuickiv Mrs. ciaus lighted
the lamps and Santa threw open
the door. In walked seven of the
ugliest witches that ever flew brooms
on a Hallowe en night.
Henrv shook with fright and Se
rena hid in the wood box while Mr:
Dilly snatched up two umbrellas to
defend them all.
- But Santa cried. "Come in!
Come in!" and Mrs. claus said
VGoodness. I'm so glad to see you!'
' The seven witches clomped In
(fragging their brooms behind them.
'We had to come early, you
know," screeched the ugliest witch.
."We can ride our brooms only
from midnight to one."
: "Don't worry about us." chortled
another. "We'll curl up under the
Stove and never be a bit of bother.
But Mrs. Claus knew that witches
hate to sleep at night. Besides.
When you have a party only once
every hundred years or so you
don't mind missing a night's sleep.
6o Mrs. Claus wrapped herself in
her best red woolen bath robe and
put a big pot of cocoa on the stove,
. "We'll start our party this very
minute." she declared. "Santa, do
poke up the fire and put your slip
pers on, too. Mr. Dilly, find seats
lor everyone. Henry, oring me su-
far and cinnamon for toast."
In a moment the little cottage
was bursting with activity. What
an odd sight it all waa: Mrs. Claus
with her hair still wrapped in pa
per curlers, Santa in his red pa
jamas and slippers, and the seven
witches strewn about the room like
long legged dolls suddenly come to
life.
r "Are you really the witches who
fly on Hollowc'en night?" asked
Jienry when he had overcome his
iear.
"Indeed we are," said a witch.
J'Are you one of the boys who
throws stones at us and locks the
door against us?"
C Now Henry had thrown stones
at Hallowe'en witches but how
could he ever have known they
were nice like this?
Jie blurted. "Then boys would not
pe no afraid of you."
,- "It is a good tiling for you to
learn." said a witch. "That the
ugliest creatures are very often the
kindest." And she drank her smok
ing cocoa down In one great swal
low. What a wonderful night it -was!
At dawn other guests arrived
for the party. By nine o'clock ev
eryone had come. There were three
men in a tub. Slmnle Simon carry
ing an extra load of pies, Little
Boy Blue holding Miss Muffet's
hand, Tom Thumb. Cinderella,
Yankee Doodle. Father Time, the
Gingerbread Man, Jack Frost and
many many others.
The Santa Land workers rnrpri
from the shops and started games
and dances and songs. Mrs. Claus
set out bowl after bowl and plat
ter after platter heaped with but
terscotch rolls, ham with eggs pan
cakes, waffles and sausage.
Santa and the Easter Rabbit
talked about children they knew
ivnicn were good and which were
bad and which were only middling
Mr. Dilly found a aulet corner and
discussed magic with the Wizard of
Oz. Henrv went off for a snow
ball fight with Plnocchlo. Serena
played checkers with Red Riding
Hood's wolf.
But alas all this pleasure could
not last. Suddenly the terrible blue
nosed, saucer-eared Wiggle Waggles
burst Into Santa Land.
The Santa Land folk and their
guests quivered with fear.
But Santa was undisturbed. "IH
get my magic wand," he said. "And
we'll soon be rid of them."
Next: The Awful Curse
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Plenty of Wafer
For Entire Nation
Washington, Dec. 16 (yp)
Despite the severe shortage in
some parts of the country, the
United States will "never run
out of water in the foreseeable
future."
So said Secretary of the Inter
ior Chapman yesterday. He is
sued a statement after receiving
a flood of queries, most of them
prompted by New York City's
water troubles.
Rather than a general water
scarcity, Chapman said, the
problem is that "serious short
ages confront certain areas
where we don't have water
where we want it when we want
it."
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can no longer take water for
granted, as we do the air we
breathe," adding: "But on the
whole we shall never run out of
water in the foreseeable future."
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ending
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name
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murderer
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By Gene Ahem
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