16 Capital Journal, Saem, Ore., Thursday, Dec. 22, 19491
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RADIO PROGRAMS
THURSDAY Y. M.
(Chapter 16)
HENRY'S PRESENT
Zezop and his Wiggle Waggles
ouiciuy uea up &anui.
"Welcome to your own party,"
sneered zezop. ! who. you mm
you would Be sorry lor nop in
viting us."
"Let's give him some party food,"
suggested Humphrey wickedly.
How about some gum drops?"
Immediately the Wiggle Waggles
began dumping gum drops from
their Dockets eum drops which
were really the enchanted Santa
Land workers and their story book
friends who had come to the party.
Santa gazed sadly at the gum
drops heaped on the table. The
tip of his own magic wand stuck
from Zezop's pocket. "If I could
only get that," thought Santa long
ingly. But he knew there was no
chance at all.
Meantime, Mr. Dilly and Henry
hid In the bicycle shop, not know
ing that Santa had led the Wiggle
Waggles off their trail. All about
the shop were bicycles and tricycles,
shining bright with newness. How
wonderful they would look around
ell the Christmas trees on Christmas
morning! thought Henry. He forgot
lor a moment that there very like
ly wouldn't be an Christmas morn
lng any more.
He felt in his pocket for the
little present Tweedieknees nao
given him. "Do not open until
Christmas," Tweedieknees had said.
What If there was no Christmas?
Would he never know what his
only present was?
While Henry thought about the
Christmas hed never have, Mr.
Dilly was planning how to save
Henry and Santa. He did not
know that the Wiggle Waggles had
already captured Santa.
This was his idea: why shouldn't
he take Santa's place and let the
Wiggle Waggles capture him while
the real Santa escaped!
"Henry," said Dr. Dilly. "Lie
down and get some rest."
The boy was . only too willing
to obey. He clutched his Christ'
mas gift in his hand and stretched
out on the floor. Instantly he fell
asieep.
Dr. Dilly rummaged around the
shop. The tables and benches had
been overturned by the galloping
Wiggle Waggles. Wrenches, screw
drivers, and pliers were strewn
about. Some of the bicycles had
been smashed.
Hunting around, Mr. Dilly found
what he wanted. It was an old work
suit of Santas'. It was torn and
dirty out it was red and fur trim
med.
What a sight Mr. Dilly looked
when he had put it on! Long, thin
Mr. uniy wnn Santa's suit hang
ing on him like a double sheet. Hi
snatched up rags that lay about the
snop and stunea tnem in his coat,
filling out the empty spaces.
Then he glued wads of cotton
to his chin and cheeks. He had no
hat so he glued cotton to his hair.
too, to make It white and fluffy like
Santa's.
When he was ready he was the
funniest sight you ever saw. But
anyone looking at him would have
known right away that If he wasn't
Santa Claus he was someone who
was supposed to be Santa Claus
He ducked out of the bicycle
shop and started off for Santa's
cottage. He could hear tho WigRle
waggles wnooping it up over there.
"Jingle bells, jingle bells," sana
out Mr. Dilly, trying to sound very
gay and jaunty, "Here comes San
ta himself!"
With that he burst Into the cot
tage. Instantly he saw Santa all
tied up and he knew his whole plan
was ruined. But It was too late to
do anything. The astonished Wig
gle Waggles looked first at him and
then at the real Santa and then
back again.
Finally Zezop said, "Maybe it's
all done with mirrors, maybe not.
Anyway, now we have two San
tas." Well, I guess that wou'.d have
been the end of evervlning if it
hadn't happened that lust about
that time little Henry over in the
bicycle shop woke up. When he
found Mr. Dilly gone ho thought
the Wiggle Waggles had gotten him
and would soon get him, too.
"That being so, there's no reason
I shouldn't open my Christmas pres
ent right now," he said to himself.
"After all, It's the only present I
ever had and I'm sure Patrick
Tweedieknees wouldn't mind If he
knew now It was."
So he tore the wraDnlnr from
unie oox ana peeped inside.
What he saw was a tiny golden
feather covered with tiny silver
writing, f or one whole minute he
stared open mouthed reading the
wuius on me learner.
Suddenly he cried out with i.
Then, his face lit with happiness
unu me ieauier ugnt in his hands,
ne wnispcred softlv to himself.
Next: A Merry Christmas to All
Coming for Christmas
Webfoot Mr. and Mrs. J. R.
Bell and family of Webfoot, Mr
and Mrs. Donald Gubscr and
son Danny of McMlnnville will
be Christmas dinner guests of
Mrs. Bell's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. I. H. Williamson at Lafay
ette, where 24 members of the
family will gather.
Gift Exchange Planned
Ml. Angei The juvenile of
the Catholic Order of Women
Foresters will hold their annual
Christmas party with an -x-change
of gifts on Friday in the
bt. Mary's club rooms.
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Recent Escapee Taken
To Eugene for Trial
Eugene,' Dec. 2i (IP) James
William Cameron, 21, has been
returned from Salem to face a
charge of burglary at the Uni
versity of Oregon co-op store. It
was entered in October and $800
taken.
He was one of the four men
who broke out of the criminally
insane ward of the state hospital
recently.
Cameron was committed to
the state hospital October 17, to
remain at the institution until
he was able to assist his attor
ney in his defense. Circuit Court
Judge G. F. Skipworth has
signed an order directing the
sheriff to take Cameron in cus
tody at Salem and return him.
to Eugene.
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