Saturday. December 12. 1953
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem, Oretoa
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SANTA FLYING PUP
By IUCKECE HUOCINS BEAU
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The wings were two (iant kites fastened on a harness.
Synapsis: vVhue Willi to pap
learning his war trust
Santa Land. Henrietta was still
looking for him every daj back
ane. She missed WUUs as nach
bar lather, ancles, aants a
fraadpap wsrksd overtlm ta
snake extra money to buy her a
ew dof. The new dog didn't
Bake Henrietta happy. She stlU
wanted Willi.
CHAPTER 9
WINGS FOB WILLIE
While Henrietta wept lor her
pup. Willie himself capered
madly around In th snow behind
the stable in Santa Land.
Presently Mr. Not Much and
Mr. Very Little appeared. They
were sitting on a child's sU snd
pushing themselves across the
snow by shoving on pencils which
thev used as ski poles.
They were so tiny, this was the
only way they could travel in
the snow without sinking over
their heads.
"Whatever are you doing?"
they called to Willie.
"I'm learning to fly," replied
Willie happily. I'm going to Ily
like the deer."
The Dreamlina looked up and
for the first time they saw
Santa's eight -reindeer swooping
gracefully above the stable. Then
ie Dreamlins looke down at
Willie throwing himself wildly
from one snow bank to another
and imagining that he truly was
learning to fly.
"Oh. come nowl" exclaimed
Mr. Not Much. "You need wings
to v
Liberty
Liberty Mr. and Mrs. C.
Yf. Stacey entertained the Sa
lem unit of the Oregon State
Fox and Mink Breeders asso
ciation Thursday evening at
their home on Boone road.
Nearly 20 attended the
Christmas party and the gift
' exchange for the members.
New officers elected were:
President, Albert J. Apperson;
vice president, Loren Croxton,
and secretary-treasurer, Miss
Estelle Ronne.
Mrs. C. W. Stacey left Friday
afternoon to spend the week
end with her brother, Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Stevens, In Seattle,
Wash.
Salem Heights
Salem Heights The "Wee
weeders" Garden club will
meet Monday, Dec. 14, at the
home of Mrs. O. E. Haugen on
E. Ewald Ave.
It will be the Christmas par
ty, with a gift exchange for the
members and a Christmas dec
oration workshop which will
begin at 8:30 a.m. Each mem
ber is asked to bring his own
material. A covered-dish dm
ner will be served at the noon
hour.
Willie stopped his prancing.
"Riit t He iImt rinfit hi,, vliwt"
he pointed out.
"They have built In wings that
you can't see,' said Mr. Very
Little. "But yon dont have any
kind of wings and you 11 nsrtr
iiy.
Willls was not discouraged. "I
snau make myself same wines
then." he said. "That certainly
won't be hard with all these
worksnops around hare. Especial
ly if you will help me."
The Dreamlins war very glad
to neip. iney were worried be
cause Santa had not yet thought
of a plan to save their aueen
from the Gremlins. Making wings
for Willie was tust what thev
needed to take their minds off
their troubles.
The Santa Land elves and
fairies were so busy working on
Christmas toys, they paid no at
tention to the two Dreamlins who
flitted from bench to bench pick
ing up tools and materials. And
Santa was so glad to see Willie
Quieted down he never lm seined
that the puppy iu busy with a
woria-snaxing invention.
"We need string and glue and
tissue paper and light wood." said
Mr. Not Much as he picked up
uiese inuigs I rum nere ana were
"Yes. and well need plenty of
time," said Mr. Ver Little.
"No, no," said Willie. "I can't
wait. Here I will help." He picked
ud the lug of glue and carried it
to the stable. But when he went
to Dut the glue down the lus had
spilled over and glued his Jaws
loeetneT,
"Good." said Mr. Not Much.
"That will keep you out of trouble i
wnne we work."
The Dreamlina worked far sev.
era! hours while Willie watched
in an aony of silence. At last,
the Dreamlins washed out Willie's
mouth and told him his wings
were ready.
The wings were two giant kites
fastened on either side ol a har
ness a truly beautiful invention.
The Dreamlina fastened Willie
into the harness.
"Now." said Mr. Very Little.
"You must climb a lush moun
tain and lump off and you will
fly as sure as anvthlng.
Willie thanked his friends and
eagerly took off up the highest
mountain In sight. He climbed
and he climbed. It wasn't a bit
easy particularly with the big
kite wings burnptng around his
back. .
But by and by he (rot to the
top. He couldnt see the stables
or Santa Land far below because
he was above the clouds) Perhaps
It was a good thing he couldn't
see the ground or he might have
been too scared to Jump.
He ssM to himself, "In a few
minutes I will be known the
world over as "The Flying Pun."
So saying, he leaped off the
mountain.
But. alas! instead of gliding
eracefullv awar he fell smack
Into a puffy white cloud and was
swept away a prisoner In the
heart of the cloud.
(Next: The Cloudkeepert
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