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HOW CHRISTMAS BEGAN 3
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By LUCRECE HUDG1NS
jay Afternoon, December 14, 19,"0
M Santa
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I Chapter 15
THE TRAP
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Charter 16
JINDIAN' WAR DANCE
"Help! 'Help'."., yelled Bucky as
he felt himself thrown across a
,..,. trick," thundered
..,,i.ane.-- wy son. ione-
Lonesome .ooy !""
-Him shoot best." said the
n-t PnrVv "And
Ijn pOinilUB " -""J-
.A 111V hie.
, Santa spoke stetnly. "Can
hlian keep his word? You
Led to leave us in peace if
loowbov was aDie to oumae
Lutshtwrt you. tie nas aune
h Jindians gathered in a knot
rumbled and beat tneir nsis
Lir chests. For an awful mo-
Santa thought they wouia
... i On... T an4 urrlrAic
i n me ooina uoiu
Id on worriedly not daring
1,,ve or shout their joy at
5 triumph. Only Tweedle-
f refused to be quiet.
dashed into the nearest
l.hop took up nammer ana
and began banging away at
! house.
in here, lazy ones!" he hoi-
With two days left until
i r
-inias, I here s a mountain ot
hi-re to be done. Get to it
I If I those Jindians sneak off
t they belong."
Hurricane's face turned
k with rage. Then he signaled
(is trine, nicy pickcu up ineu
liBiiigs, got on their horses,
slowly rode out of Santa
llurrah! Hurrah!" shouted the
irfs and fairies. They lifted the
i-nwbuv on their shoulders
(carried him round and round
;a's cottage.
iconic, cnea limoiny uwari.
lie us your cowboy song!"
lucky grinned with pleasure,
ler had he been so hnppy!
;ipl ai ki-ay! Oh, Yippi ai ki-
ay!" he sang.
The little folk took it up.
Dewey and Marlowe and Pudding
played like they were prancing
horses and galloped before the
crow a. auuiwj.inwe w an s-;h ..Santa! Come quick!" . I
tontshtng sound heard above all! ' . ,
the other noise. The workers. , Bul e .Jindians had covered
turned in amazement to see Pat- ,he 1'Ule twboy with a blanket ,
rick Txveedleknees leaning from that snwthered his cries for help.
his workshop window, waving hls Although; he' giggled and fought. i
h,mmr .nrf .ino!n -vinni i ii. and kicked, he couldn t escape j
- th riinuc tli'it Vwiiinrl him
ay!" to the skies. ; J" :"" ""Z TZ. .......
Even Santa had to laugh at the i , 1,u """ s-i-u mm...
sight. But Santa was not happy. i u asn r Pleasant for Bucky
..... . w:.. . to be bouncing up and down on
rresentiy ne iuuk riucivy uiiu m . , . . - . .
cottage and tokl Mrs. Claus to
feed him.
asked Mrs
What would you mtf-W nwt sna 1,01 noin wnal
Claus with a twinkle aw ul thm was 0,n..t haPPen
in her eyes. "Soup, oatmeal, broc- ,0..,'m' , c , .
.., ' ' If only Santa , knew about
' . ; , , j ,.;,, ,',. this." he thought. "Ha would
Bucky looked at a great choco- 1 , .
. . . .. ...j , think of some way to help nu
late meringue pie mis. t..aus mm,
baked. His eyes grew large and ... . .
. . ..,.. A .rr,,...., won the two contests with Lone-
his mouth watered. Please , , ,j
.. . . . . itm Riv if Santa had not made
Bill, I'V V. ...... k. j-..v
of pie."
And she nut the whole pie in
front of the boy and he dug into
it exactly as a cowboy should..
When he had finished BucKy i
went to Santa's knee. "Why are;
you still so sad? Isn't everything
all right now?" j
"It's Dasher." said Santa. "Hum
Jindians took him off and the deer
won't flv without him. 1 do not
know how I shall make my trip j Thoro was Chief Hurricane,
around the world. behind him was Lonesome
Bucky was quiet and thought
ful
him the wonderful cherry stick
horse and the silver tipped arrow.
"But there's nothing Santa can
do for nip now," he told himself.
The Jindians took him to the
Jindian camp which was in a forest
miles and miles from Santa Land.
Thev stood him on the ground and
took the blanket off his head,
lie found himself blinking into
, a great bonfire. On the other side
! of the tire stood the Jindians.
and
Boy.
solemn as ever bin looking sad at
While Mary and Joseph were in the stable, the time
came for Mary to be delivered. She brought forth her
first born son, and wrapped him in swaddling clothes,
and laid him in a manger.
In the same country, shepherds were in the field,
watching over their flock by night. And the angel of
the Lord appeared to them, and the glory of I he Lord
shono almut them: and they were afraid. The anuel
said to them:
"Fear nut: for. behold. 1 bring you tidings of great
joy , which shall be to all people. For unto you is born
this day in the city of David a Saviour, which is Christ
the Lord. And this shall be a sign unto you; Ye shall
find the babe wrapped in swaddling clothe, tying in
a manger."
Suddenly with the angels appeared a multitude of
the heavenly host praising God. and saving:
"Glory to God In the highest, and on earth peace,
good will toward men."
i Adapted from St. l.uke; 2, ti l 4
i Tomorrow: The Shepherds Come to Wor-hipi
GI's Will Get Traditional
Christmas Dinner Menu
He heard the busy sawing and ; ...i,.,, .,s haooening to the boy
hammering and bustling about in ; wno hil( Sim,(i ,js iif0
the workshops that meant the toys don't understand." said Bucky
uri'i. :il last being finished, the
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in a shaky voice. "Why have you
brought me here?"
v.... . tiviiii., n" .thundered
what was the good if Santa could ci,if iinmraiie "You win rid
Jindians had gone and would nev
er bother Santa Land again. Bul
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Christmas night?
"Don't be sad," said Bucky
quietly. "I will try to find Dasher.
He must he at the Jindian camp.
Santa shook his head, 'lwice
you have succeeded but a third
time would he too many. I feel
something awful would happen.
You must not go."
Rue-lev did not intend to flis
You win
iug contest
contest."
Before Bucky could speak Chief
Hurricane threw up his hands as
a signal. Immediately the Jindians
started whooping and dancing
.around the lire, beating drums and
stamping their feel.
I Two Jindians seized Bucky and
look him away to an empty tent
and tied him up. The war dance
tier man and
the trimmings. The menu will he
much the same as that I hey had on
l lino I Thanksgiving Dav and will vary
sm R I only - slightly in different areas.
Army cooks will prepare the din
ner from the master menu set hp
by the Quartermaster Corps. Here's
what they'll be eating Christmas
dav in "Zl"-that is, one of the
Interior, or the United Stales proper:
sage dressing, gihlet gravy, cran
berry sauce, whipped potatoes,
glaed sweets, French-style green
vegetables, relish tray, bread, but
ler, ice cream, cocoa.
In the Eastern Command, includ
ing Japan and Korea, they'll get
about the same, except they'll have
fried ham and jelly for breakfast
hut no doughnuts, The dinner, al
so al mid-day, will feature shrimp
cocktail, fresh buttered corn, ice
cream and fruit cake in addition to
the mince pie, and a fruit punch.
There is no mention of turkey soup
or cold turkey sandwiches on the
buffet supper menu.
About the only difference In the
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obey. He went down to the stables Klvw wilder and Bucky wished that
merely to hunt tor iracKs mo way . i,ad never leu nis noine a
,.,,. ii.u.e uIumi an animal 1 tin. Hh.ii he thouehl. "Why. if 1
has disappeared. j hadn't come, maybe there wouldn't
But the Jindians had not all u- any Santa l.antt leu.
gone away. Before they lelt sama Then right away ne reineinueieu
Land they intended to take with about Dasher being lost and with-
them this cowboy who has beaten ' out Dasher to lead the reindeer
them at ridine and shooting. 1 hey Santa could not nring cnnsini.is
bean, I elll-ee wedge with Turns- ." .. '" .;-" ''.
uiiu-iM.mu nir-niK, i u i" i n..
I.. ,, ... 1....
10 ,s am, oi uer, inn miner i'n , , , . , .
.. ......... ... ....... i.,... 1 will have hultered succotash and
eUltt . 4ll'M . V.UlK ' ii't''1'
! sailed nuts, hard candy.
I Slipper: Tmkly rice soup, crack
ers, eold sliced turkey sandwiches,
lettuce, salad dressing, potatoes,
and girls in Germany, for instanei
uill have liultereii succotash an
cauliflower with parsley butler for
dinner. Their mince meat pie will
be ala mode.
Here's the recipe lor the sag
dressing, the portions calculated on
the basis of every 100 men: five
pounds of celery, two and a half
pounds of dry onions, two pounds
of fat drippings, one-half pound
parsley, 24 pounds of bread crumbs
and one and one-half ounce of sage,
Unlike most of the folks back
home, the Gls get turkey not only
on Thanksgiving, and Christmas,
but also on five other days in the
year. Including New Year's Day.
I The Quartermaster Corps bought
the turkey last summer, 15.000,000
! pounds of it. New York-dressed.
1 The Christmas turkeys have nl
I ready been sent out to all posts and
I commands.
America had about four million
income lax payers before World
' War II There are about 5(i mil
lion now.
A S IF Ally .!'
MIAMI 'At' I' appears that
Trainer Damn Stewart has a
steady job. He ha-, trained horn's
for three generations of Widoncr.
Stewart, who devolnpi-d the l-'inr
ous Brevity, now ti.im-- at Hialeah
for P. A. B Widciicr III.
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could not let a boy live who had 1
ihamed them. So they had hid at,
Santa Land and waited to una
Bucky alone.
When the little cowboy came
whistling into the barn three great
Jindians threw a blanket over his
head and tied him up with ropes.
Then they flung him over the back
of the leader's horse and sped
away.
And no one in all that land
heard Bucky when he cried for
help.
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to the world. So nothing had been
saved at all.
"But Dasher is probably light
here in this camp!" thought
Bucky out loud. "Oh. If only 1
had some help!"
High! at this moment a soft
voice said, "Me help!'- There was
Lonesome Boy crawling into the
tent!
Tlie Jindian cut Ducky's ropes.
'Cow'boy twice save me," he
inhiunnri'fl "Now 111C SHVe hilll."
When Bucky was free, Lonesome
Boy said "Follow me!"
They ducked under the back of
the tent and crawled on hands ;nd
b..,.v ..:i-;i the tents and wigwams.
All the time the whooping and
drum heating were growing wilder
and Bucky guessed the Jindians
were just about ready to finish
him nil
Lonesome Boy led him into .the
where the Jindians kept
i,,,-..,.. H.n-kv booed if
llltll jiui nv rc. .
Rov cave him a horsi
it would be a good one that would
travel fast.
Bul Lonesome Boy didn t take
i a horse at alt. He led him
to a shed where there was a great
beast with spreading antlers ami
eves that gleamed in the night.
"Dasher!" Bucky cried. "It's
Dasher'.''
Lonesome Boy cut the tether
that held' the deer and Bucky
climbed, on the deer's back. He
i ,i Hiwn .it Lonesome Boy.
C,e with me!" he whispered
.....i,i. - Hp niv friend.
Mlimi iiij . .
Km- a moment the Jindian
never moved. Then he said, "Me
friend. Me go."
He climbed up behind Bucky and
Dasher sprang straightway into I In-
Merry Christina to All'
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There's a
World of Christmas Joy
Christmas is such exciting fun for all of us. Just
around the corner, streets and shops hustle with
a holiday heightened spirit . . . while in the stores
themselves we find hundreds of "just what I
want for Christmas" gifts. Yes, all the wonderful
Christmas ideas arc right here in our Hometown.
So come on downtown. No extra money to spend
for travelling. Every cent of your Christmas hud
get goes to the huying of gifts when you huy here.
Merchants Association
"Everyone wins with full value received when
it's bought in Wayncsvillc Hazelwood."
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come give ELECTRICAL gifts. Th
electrical stores are filled with alt
sorts of gifts that are suitable lor
everyone on your Christmas list. See
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