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The Key West citizen., 1939-12-23
Suns Virginia.
Still Has Faith
In Santa Claus

ayes, Yirginia, there is Santa Claus.
He exists as certainly as lore and gen.
erOsity and deu0tion exiSf, and You
knop that they abound and giue to life
its highest beauty and JOY"
Forty-two years ago an editorial
writer for the New York Sun penned
these now-famouS lines in answer to
a scrawled letter from little girl
named Virginia, whose faith in San.
ia had been shaken.
Today Virginia is grown up, mar.
ried, and serves as assistant prin.
cipal in an east side New York
school. Her name is DR.. Laura Vir-
ginia Douglas and this Christmas
she's playing Santa Claus not only
to her pupils but her own daughter.
Meanwhile, in AZ years she's evolved
some ideas of her own on what to
tell children about Santa Claus.
Pink-cheeked, vivacious, yet shy
and hesitant in speaking of personal
matters, DR.. Douglas is not in favor
of breaking the news boldly to a
child that there is no Santa Claus.
He will learn naturally. she says. as
he turns from the free, imaginative
stage Of early childhood to an in
terest in the world around him.
When she first became old enough
to realize the full meaning of the
Suns editorial, she felt badly be-
cause poor children were not able
to have Christmas gifts as tangible
evidence of Santa's existence. Lat
er, she says, she grew to realize that
material gifts were not so impor-
tant as the faith which even the very
poor child could have in something
spiritual.
The Key West citizen., 1939-12-23
Postmaster General James A

Postmaster General James A.
Farley receives Christmas cards
at the rate of 1000 a day during
the Yule season.
VascO Da Cana, the great Por-
tuguese navigator, was born on
Christmas day in 1869. discovered
Natal, Africa, on Christmas day,
1897, and died on Christmas eve,
1924.
Oscar Phillips, postmaster at
Santa Claus, Ind, cancels a
half-milliOn pieces of mail each
Christmas season.
President Roosevelt gets
toothbrush and cake of soap in
his stocking each Christmas-an
old family custom.
Edward keenan,. who has en-
acted the role of Santa Claus i'm
Milwaukee since 1927. keeps a
small herd of reindeer all year
round for this purpose.
The Key West citizen., 1939-12-23
Don't Marry the Girl
D1y after Christmas

If you believe the early monks,
don't select the day after Christ
mas to get married, start a new
job or put on that new suit. Ws
Childermass day. cOmmenorat-
ing the slaughter of the Holy In
nocents by HerOd, and in the ear
ly days was considered an occa-
sion Of the greatest iil-omen.
Children, according to legend,
were soundly whipped Childer-
mass day TO impress on their
minds the story of the baby mar
tyrs.
So intense was the fear OF this
unfortunate festival that the corO-
nation of England's King Edward
Nv was postponed in order to
avoid the fatal date.
The Key West citizen., 1939-12-23

have done. We thank
h er, dom t W e,
Jesus?"
The baby opened
his eyes and smiled.
He S m lie d a t
me-" Rebecca ex-
claimed. Il shall
never forget, a new
born babe smiled in
to my face to say
thank you"
Mary drew the
child intn the shelter
The Key West citizen., 1939-12-23

of her arms. Her eyes closed, Joseph
walked to the doorway and watched
Rebecca as she returned to her
room. He, too, saw the clump of
trees or vines, or was it group of
men on the hillside? Then he re-
turned to the manger and settled
down beside Mary and the sleeping
Jesus.
The Key West citizen., 1939-12-23

good man, too. But
he was hard, spar
ing neither man nor
beast. And his niece
Rebecca was hard
put to do the tasks
that were set before
her.
"Why are there so
many travellers to-
day?" she asked the
little slave girl who
helped her prepare
fha auaniDo pooo1
The Key West citizen., 1939-12-23
SMOKE FoILS ROBBERS

DEEP RIVER, Conn.-The
dense smoke caused by the
acetylene torch with which they
were burning a hole in the vault
door of the Deep River National
The Key West citizen., 1939-12-23

Sue dppedLSo OA
a Yuletide radio
program and has
been so deluged
with fan mail ev-
er since that she's
founded a ''shut-
in" club which
has members in
40 states, Cana
da. Hawaii. In
dia, China and
New Zealand.
MarShall'S SAM
The Key West citizen., 1939-12-23

a IL day long they had been go.
4 = ing by the inn, camels and dom
keys stirring up dust, weary men
and women resting by the stream
outside the inn yard. The little coun-
try maid had never seen so much
travel.
Just outside the city of Jerusalem,
near by the village of Bethlehem,
there were plenty of people who
stopped for refreshment. And Jere-
miah kept a good inn. He was a
The Key West citizen., 1939-12-23
NOT AFFECTED

Careful Husband with news
paper)-I see that butter has
gone up one and sixpence.
Wife-Don't worry dear, I've
been paying one and tenpence for
some time.
The Key West citizen., 1939-12-23
Merry Christmas,
Mary Christmas
Says Santa Claus

What's in a name? Plenty, II 1t
happens to be Mary Christmas, or
Santa Claus, and that's actually hap
pened.
Both Evansville. Ind, and Racine,
Wis, have their Mary Christmas,
The Key West citizen., 1939-12-23

and at Marshall,
Mo-, there's a
jolly fellow whose
last n a m e is
Claus, and whose
p a r e n t S chris
tened him Santa.
Ev an sville' 8
Mary Christmas
comes from an
old family which
has had a Mary
in each genera
A. -
The Key West citizen., 1939-12-23
GOTHAM CALL

Waiter-Would you mind set
Ting your bill, sir?" We're clos
ing now.
Irate Patron-But hang it all, I
haven't even been served yet.
Waiter-Ah. well, in that case
there'n only be the cover charge.
The Key West citizen., 1939-12-23
ONE HE CAN THROW OUT

She-"Daddy is so pleased to
hear you are poet.
He-"Fine. He likes poetry,
them"
She-"Not at all. But the last
friend of mine he tried to throw
out was an amateur boxer.
The Key West citizen., 1939-12-23

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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1939-08-31
DeudEy Cost Of War

In 1880 MassEssipp WIS the waaI1hiest state q the
unien WITH s1.1zS ger eapra wealth ct free persons
To-day she . tue poorest with st1f6 per ezp-a-
In 1886 the gar capTra wealth q sthe T. : was 1887
TH 1850 the ger raFIta wealth Ct the q : was 1887
Tins We find most interesting a caaJe IL Gr1rss COM
williams. a University OF Alabama history rrufssacrr
xnch appears in Il late issue q 1ae Tuscaloosa eAEaoamal
News
These ffru-ss deal wEf the FER ea5ita wealth. Gf
free persons IN the UuTEat States n 1850 and n 1885,
The table ranks the states n the position they secIEEec
IN 1850 ant n 1880
Fhey ara significant n rha4 they represent the
Sauan sefare L was devastated n the War BsEwsen -he
States.
II il particularly important az TINS time when az
the wurbF seems I'd De 1n the arTnx af pEIrg11g Era
war. that We keep cur beads here III America and -saI1za
sefrrs We hecrr1e involved Just vnaE { - gufng co ensr
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Indrarldns aru taar E VIII be- many a day 1sfgrg
maEf af thar war We are only new Beginning "a uaxa
same Industrial pruTrssa IN SPITE af lrsIyrE l-arsn-1aAs-
1rarI1lElve -arrTis. srg- cur en- Us ~ the v1r-1rrsus North
as.zr that war
There's 40 1sIITnr when the Unrest States VIII ever
-aeaEar E--au the VI grid WE-
Thus L would sesm q wise thing for the citizens
af tine LnIraE States -a 1se their reats instead II trsIr
hearts In the apgruaehEnI EIrupeaa crIIa. While al
-hs vurhF knows that America would 1s Allied an -ne
side af England and Franco m the euanr af gar { seams
that r wvuA6 &c fsslaar-y fer us In sacrifice 1aast-esaiT
aur lives and CUR own security Far the preservation Ut
6suseraey On Another eanrlnanE-
We faurhr a war tn save the world fur democracy
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1939-08-31
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-05

Dealer North. North-South
vul1eyable.)
Here North bid 1-Heart, South
l,No Trump. North 2-No Trumps
ana a South 3-No Trumps. West led
LA. ne club 5 to the 9. Had this de-
sla'fr lmmediatcli led for his
sl.4 spale ahesse in order to be in po-
Mlloa 70 lead a diamond toward
We r. ne would have been de-
''''e' through 4 shortage of en-
Copyright, 1899. King
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-05
TIMING DECIDES 1T

GETTING AN early lead of the
suit you are trying to set up is
usually the most important factor
in aficult No Trump hand. It
will Dmetimes pay you to play
your combination of cards in that
suit entirely counter to what ordi-
arily is considered the correct
way especially if by SO doing you
are able TO get an extra lead Of
the suit before the side entries for
il are disturbed.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-05
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
By Shepard Barclay
"Ths Authority on Authorities"
"Tha Authority on Authorities"

tries. Instead. he led the diamond
6 toward his long holding. real
izing that on a later round he
could lead toward the guarded K
if he desired.
East crashed in with the Q and
then attacked the declarer'S en-
tries by leading the spade K, but
it was too late. The A won that
trick. then the diamond K lost to
the A and the second spade lead
from East went to the j. Now the
diamond suit was set up, with the
spade @ for an entry, so that the
declarer got three tricks in dia-
mondS. plus two i'll each other
suit.
The Nome nugget., 1939-02-15
MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS

that all Ketchikan would agree or would want the word spread far and wide that this commun- ity as a whole subscribes to some of the statements in the resolu- tion and letter. In fact. the reso- lution condemns harmful public ity and yet in itself would spread still more harmful publicity about the Territory. We take some random quotations from the resolution and letter.
 The fisheries are probably over developed. The Chronicle and the Ketchikan Chamber of Com- merce have been insisting that the fisheries are undeveloped. that a fisheries labratory would certainly develop new uses for fisheries porducts.
 Alaska has received much harmful publicity in the past two or three years from uninformed persons and from unreliable sources which has brought thou sands of men seeking employ ment for whom no employment is available. Surely some of the publicity has been good. Too, Ju- neau's complaint is about "des- titute" class who probably have n't read the publicity, good or bad.
 Alaska is in no position to absorb any increased population of any kind.' That is manifest absurdity, bald statement which is the worst kind of pub licity Alaska could hope to get.