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Evening star., 1945-03-07
PERSONAL.

ATTENTION, BUSINESSMEN. It is easy
TO increase your business with copyrighted
also other printed speclalties to show. RAY
HOLLANDER at DE. 1917 welcomes your
WILLIAMS. formerly opposite Mayfower:
home Phone Ma se3s, 3.
pSsasssg IT TAX e,ufno and
sulLsnts: competent, reasonable; weekdays
or SUNDAYS until ] pm. Call GE. 1913. IA.
MADE Ssts exceen
apd blocking ITO F st. NV. DI. 3705
sIPcovEks sGHR m kseW ASb sISs pRArER1Esp4rootes 4of
livery Restricted clientele MI lOae =
RIRMANENT PERa nSf nE 81 shampoo and ans apgsr
ouR ot1s' School, egi NE 1910 % n y MaRsLLE ave- HON
BARRIE SCHOOL, primary and elementary
sraoeS, accredited teachers. transportation
pREsSMAkISG 81 H 81 sTTplo. GIIoi centrally located
81 SR sse fss xs!k SUITS msds
ModsTs,e o. sds,I pfjses JS LEA IA ENGEL li1o St
INCOME TAX RETERNs prepared spared by pub
lie accountant. day. or evening appoint
Sntsssss s'e dentist False @h5 teeth
ynoSE WsstSty sIdE sts p.spn sn5 l4ss ssso NV -, w
Wrig t. If YOU are in need OF a loan up to
BANIsH FEAR & SELF CONSCIOUSNESS,
talk fueutly and conpincinely For private
in1ery!sR 9hGne Stu3a "a 3dSs nd hoard
ing nursery through 9th grade: no. lunch
cons con and transportation provided; indi-
WAKE UP s1s1Te BY pHoSEThe Original wake
up service; 81 per month after first month
PetfS aa'eF sG Sm H6ME PE 3o bsI
savR RH TouR searo ToRN FADEb
restored and copied; portraits made from
sNPs atg5es Phons eyes ~ ss NATIONAL
BOYS BOARDING SCHOOL has several
in ana rsdes al spoIa Art Wq IAp ens
JEWISH WOMAN, middle aged, for COM
s tor a' @ ans nSaH Sosrd sas s Salary an
FAX ssns1s RErysNs rKEfxREP Fl PAL Po - sSst and
P: C.. weekdays, ewes and Sun; BY appt, :
YoU CAN GET fine mink scarfs from
PHILIP furrer, 1882 wis. ave-, MI. 0749.
msds from y9ST own MAS scat
where he can use own exercise apparatus.
WIN share it gladly, coach and inspire
youngsters. Interested in phySiotherapy.
% not smoke nor drink. soon' please.
6R. 6fI fRR6A R. osTRow. 7oos Conn. ave.
Appt. Mon. Wed and Fri. 10 to T. WI.
DAP
further particulars, call Falls Church 1870.
deiinauent accounts; effcient ' personal pei ena
service; no charge unless collection made;
rea; rs enable rates for quick results. Box
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

BOOKKEEPER, experienced Office manager,
wishes responsible position, preferably in
small office; capable in dealing with pub
north Arlington, Va.
CARETAKER - Woman, Spanish, desires
duties as caretaker in small apartment
house or Ruesthouse; live in. Call NO.
COLLEGE GRADUATE tutors in Spanish,
French, Latin, algebra. chemistry and
English. NANCY THAYER, 422 Willard
ave; Chevy Chase Is. Md: 90
COMPANION AND HELPER, woman. re-
fined and intelligent Box 430-G, Star :
DRESsMAKING in or out: will work in a
DRESSMAKING, designing. remodeling.
alterations; reasonable. MISS BERT. 1880
Irving st. NV, Apt. f. AID. 223S.
GIRL; colored, wants nurse job. Call
GIRL, colored, reliable wishes job as
waitress. Call ia 3063.
GIRLS. colored t2o. desire any kind Of
restaurant work: no Sundays. Elk. 040s,
NITpSING CHILDREN evenings from 8 to
l:30 p.m.; city references. Call IA.
PRACTICAL NURSE, white. reliable. refs;
general cases, So day; mental. $3.50 a
month: experienced also In domestics; live
in. Box 441-G. Star.
SECRETARY, exp, efhcient. dependable.
pleasing personality. can take complete
charge small ONCE: $40 wk: min; down
town location necessary. District 6627.
Evening star., 1945-03-07

HELP woMEN.

PART-TIME alteration hand to work or
B ewes. a week, from or 5:30 until 8:
only those with experience and capable OF
doing hrst-class work on all types OF
ladies' apparel will be considered THE
BLAIR SHOP. 1902 Conn. ave, ewes.
PART-TIME CASHIER--Earn S65 or more
per mo. while working ga hours per day;
portunity syt for adyaacemeps Hiring ar
PahTeTfMRr a;T e Pms sALFs A1ll9 efss 81 a.a
our Easter apparel dept. Apply personnel
ONCE, End floor THE HECHT CO., F ST.
EASTER APPAREL sALEswoMEN needed
Tor part time; Apply personnel ONCE, Ind
moor; THE HEoHT CO. F st. at 9TH
WOULD you LIKE to help outft WASH
ingtonians for Eastern We'have vacancies
Tor salespeople TO work part time in our
Easter apparel department Many bene-
nts Apply personnel office. 2nd floor,
THE HECHT CO. F st. at 9TH
WILL SOME KIND, LOVING LADY care for
my precious 7-month baby girl? Call in
person or write Apartment 21o, $50 Rhode
We iEf PAY sye YOU 81 xss for selling fifty 81 90
assortments birthday. all-occasion cards;
tremendous demand. Write for samples,
It costs nothing to try. CHEERFUL CARD
CO. ESP White Plains. N. Y.
ATTRACTIVE colored girl as saleslady in
mems and, women's buy-and-sell retail
store. Apply in person at 931 9TH st. n W.
between B 80 and pm.
Evening star., 1945-03-07
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

DRIEEWAYS, parking lots and walks
sss psssd foa VIII r.. daTs6s asphalt Dial OK
FLOOR SERVICE nothing but the best;
laying: sanding. 1nishing. cleaning: par
INC coNTRAcToRs, NC" iSia Wiseon-
Gr~ s!r ave So~Hs, No TdR 2G55 os,son.;,,
Gen GENERAL KPPaHEE M f all types
E |. MILLER, 1856 10th st. NV. No.
HOME REMoDELING, repairing. basemen.
MoDfRNlzE YOUR HoME-porches IN
and olamOing roohns. siding and storm
0e 81 5sf fsER5tf IsE' ssn 5
MoDERN1zE YOUR HoME and add .ddi-
basement rooms finished porches y inciosed, Closed
sehsre5s sebsStds s,g32 work piumbfng dscorating
RENoXATiNG co" i4so 1rVins 1RHs' s St. NV n.T'.
PAiNTING, plastering, cement work. car
MMETIR2oPoLITAN NE r CONTRACTING co,
'AINTING AND DECORATING. 40 yeafs at
making homes briehter. unexceled work
Can "a sss IS or Tass E SEA- Ee asr afss
LUCAS LUCAS 4 LUCAS s2a Emerson
PAINTING. PAPERING. PLAsTERrNG and
general repairs Electrical work Materials
available Free estimates. White mechanics.
Fso8 BRo Go 81 sTs 4Ioo sts7 nouGs
ROOFING, Is1S,E ASBESTOS s!dlngf Esmodslizg,
MPRovEMRNF sTHs co GaoTsR SEGGRlTY HqME
Member Me- IN I'm Home Improvement Guild
fGf RGISh ~ps products safs er roof
IN ing END siding Call W. D. TAYLOR.
5s11s sprns rsa g sss 1
g;m ,RogERT E, PRICE, 10.
REPRESENTATIVES. roofing siding insula-
n NIRGINIAGacall PATTERsoN GAR
vile roofing. siding: insulation: storm win
kiGHT heaPS pnV TsT%
and commercial property. Phone GE.
CEMENT WORK. stone walls. -hagstons
MARcUec1o sc Ssk Route fe9ne{S g. Hornets sne
GUARANTEED HOME IMPROVEMENTS
modernize kitchens and baths; small
aRAt sFe coNTRAcTIHG n II CO. sl6 New York
IN WA. HINGTON = Call PATTERSON
GARDINER CORP. HO. $3.50; Johns-Man-
vile iooflng, siding, insulation: storm win
dows. screens. heating. remodeling Terms
GENERAL CONTRACTOR-Get repairing
and remodeling done now before spring
Chestnut 1850. 7s
NOW is THE TIME to make plans for
your spring painting and decorating. Al
MECHANICS, courteous service. Call MR.
TULLEY. co 2644 o.
WE REMOVE VIOLATIONS, build garages
porches, extensions, basement apartments
and alter buildings. Architectural service
included. Call North 624S after pm. Sc
Evening star., 1945-03-07
HELP MEN.

year around WORK.; essen.lai Industry 5000 5000
pay. pay See MT Moore. P WooDsoN co
YOUNG MAN. colored. to work in drug
store; to 10 Pm. CALIFORNIA PHAR-
YOUNG MEN. over I6, free to travel in
ssg Apps sIASfs sfsn Room e 70 AZ saG sond nsa
AiRCRAFT9franscontinental g. Western
Air, Inc; fleet service helpers, immediate
openings; sIt young men to service airplanes:
opportunity to become, apprentice aircraft
mecnanics; starting salary $125 month.
washington National h, "A Airport. interview, err" :,
ing Monday through Friday. Hiring ar
"a nIangements approved.
WOODWARD IoTHRoP soi' has immediate
openings for porters. full or. part time.
4 GooD SALES Hqs6saz PosizTIoN, assistant to
MANAGE; ms age no object; popular brand
ence, preferred but willingness to learn
considered. WoRMsER HAT STORE. III
ptRISG Dur Nc EASTER RUSH, temporary work
In flower stores; March 2s. 90, 80: 81
Apply Miss Blackstone daily except Tues
days, 2 to 8 pm. BLACKSTONE, florist,
PART-TIME HWWoRK-You can earn $50
TO S10O per month extra and at the same
time help in the war effort by learning to
operate streetcar or bus: experience not
necessary. We teach you and pay you
while Learning: training may be taken
during free hours; Sunday work not COM
pulsory. Need men for part-time work
able to report for work weekdays between
& m. and 1880 am, and then work sew
eral hours at least 3 mornings per week;
S pm. and work at least 3 to hours at
time at least B afternoons or evenings a
week. Apply weekday mornings. CAPITAL
TRANSIT CO., Seth and Prospect ave. NV,
Georgetown, or Thursday evening between
6 and s o'clock at Room 221, second floor.
1416 r ST. NV, next door to Willard Hotel.
lHiring ARRANGEMENTS approved)
INTERCONTINENTAL aviation Statistician
Airline developing statistical dept for
portunities presently available for agrees
sive-minded man with sta tistical training
or experience, from 25 to 40 years in
age; salary range $3.50 to $500. Apply in
person, TWA HANGAR No. /. Washington
National Airport, interviewing Mondays
through Fridays. Hiring arrangements
ToP FLIGHT RADIO SCRIPT and copy
sTssF 70 ApT a%ate9ES n eoDp xER
IF YOU ARE AMBITIOUS and are de-
sirous of making career with an inter-
national company there is an opportunity
open now for you. If you enjoy meeting
people and you have a pleasing personality,
this is the position for you. Rapid ad-
vancement to an executive position is in
and II, Room 9o5, Westofy Bids, 14th and
r. SIS
Evening star., 1945-03-07
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COOK, all around; restaurant or regula r
place tt cook dinners in the evening. DE
9553
GIRLS, 2, colored. want ghw.. 3 hrs.
daily q days wk., morning, or afternoon;
GIRL, colored, wants work as dishwasher
fs GIRL. cofored & to H care 'no for small children;
10 houseyork; Ho. 544s.
IN neIghborhood of 3701 18th st. NV
IA 5SlS
GIRL. colored wants daywork. cleaning
apt for empl couple. RE. 2I39
H0USEkEEPER, refined white woman will
lake complete charge of house, no laundry
BOX 444-G. Star. So
LADY, colored. wants job, making coffee
IAUNDREss, reliable, desires laundry to
take home; sSpeteialized in fancy linen;
WOMAN. ,colored references, wants cook
ing. 3 nights. Call 1911 L St NV
WOMAN, colored, wishes s-hour daywork.
WOMAN. white, reliable, middle-aged, in
small family; plain cook; stay nights; ref
erenceS. BOX 1ntl-(j Star
Evening star., 1945-03-07
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

GERMAN taught by experienced native
instructor; conversational method: in
dlEldua! and small groups: monthly rates
Box 23l -G. Star
FORMER LATIN AMERICAN DIPLOMAT
living in Chevy Chase is Offering instruc-
personal supervision and effective teach
ing method. If you wish to study Spanish
S1ES0GRAPHIC ano secreIsrlaI classes
now forming. Beginners and refresher
courses in shorthand. typing. bookkeeping.
eomptometer. all secretarial ubiects Est
q yrs. Accredited. Inquire row MA
233S BOYD SCHOOL. 1898 st tOpp
Naptto' Theaterh
MUSIC-Thorough instruction in vocal and
instrumental music, advanced harmony.
orchestTation. counterpoint. specializing
ments by experienced maestro zoos
Massachusetts, ave. NV, Apt. C-1. noon
to s pm s.
CPA COACHING, general accounting sub
jects under Is CPA's: quickly. effc ently
economically. Free booklet NE. 4l1l.
Evening star., 1945-03-07
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

UNUSUAL POsITIoNs-sten-, 5-da. wk-.
some some dietaphone., Sl75; stem. ,5l?-da.
5l2d wk,. Alex. $40, OF; stem. con-
Struction, ne. $50 wk.: stem. familiar
with figures, $40: stem, fast in shorthand
5i2, $50 up. Dozens of unusual open
ings. See Miss Young. INA 6241) Est
IL yrs PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1911 G,
next Epiphany Church.
TEACHERS-Ths is the time to arrange
for fall position; choice places avail
able. ADAMS TEACHERS AGCY.. 2o4
COlorado Bldg. 4th and G SIS u "
Evening star., 1945-03-07
MOTOR TRAVEL.

MARINE OFFICER, driving San Diego.
driving and expenses. CAN Ma $500 8.
RETIRED ARMY OFFICER wants pas
sensers Miami or other Florida points.
| Chestnut 1924 after m
Evening star., 1945-03-07
SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.

CHEF AND WIFE, colored. want work
together in restaurant or private family,
reference and health card. Phone NO
1881 from 0 am. TO 4 pm
MARRIED COUPLE, reliable, wants to
manage small restaurant or soda fountain.
Adams 943S. MATTHEW'S 81
Evening star., 1945-03-07

d. G. S.. groceries and meats; business
of So, 5000. includes stock Of $500
Cheap rent.
D. G. S.. groceries and meats: business
81 500 weekly guaranteed Mostly cash
No competition. Good merchant car
double business. Price Of SS,5O9 includes
stock. fixtures, equipment and truck
Terms.
Groceries. meats and vegetables. $500
weekly business. Nice living quarters
Reasonable rent. Price. $500 for good
will, fixtures and equipment. Stock dollar
for dollar. KOGOD & BOOKOFF, MA
1880, RA. 6527 or GE. 1868.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-22
Making Colored Flames
 For Christmas Fireplace

Would you like beautifully col- ored flames in the Christmas fire place? Here are a number of chem icals which may be added to shell lac as a carrier. Small pieces of wood may be painted with the mixtures, or the chemicals and shellac mixed with sawdust. Violet flame potassium
 chlorato Yellow flame potassium
 nitrate Orange flame calcium
 chloride Red flame strontium
 nitrate AppIe-green barium nitrate flame
 Emerald flame copper nitrate Green flame bOrax Purple flame N.hium
 chloride
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-22

AFTER dinner ai night Sooge home bed dsed bell hai i succeeded by cnking as some as dragging the cellar
 canie through door, passed Lie Mdiey cashboe keys padocks iedgers deeds and heary purses ioroughf in steel.
 informed Scrooge it required that the spirif abroad his opmen and fhat spirit condemned da II is doomed through the uoridand oa share
 by Three Spirits Without hope shun the path ad Expect the first hen he bell tolls One
 Scrooge fhe bed by smdH cfsh
 q am fhe Chosi of Christmas Fas," i said.
 The Ghost and ,ccye lonely boy reading feeble his orgoten sell he used be- and glanced ansiou tod he door opened and e much kissing him. addressed him asher "Dear, ,dearb brother"
 T bring boiher said the child Home good and aH Home Fafhe has coLch bring you"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-22
SANTA CLAUS E BEARER OF GIFTS
 IN MANY LANDS

Mothers of America are over whelmingly agreed that parents should teach their children to be- lieve in Santa Claus.
 At least that is the conclusion drawn from recent opinion poll by leading woman's magazine. One of the women boiled made an answer typical of many. Be lief in Santa Claus is one of the beautiful wonders of childhood. It gives us period in which dreams come true and anything is pos Sible''
 Christmas is like heaven on earth for the very young, the magazine points out But as America moves from war to peace, there is an in evitable emphasis on reality and truth. No one wants to fool or be fooled Therefore, should even happy myths be promoted?
 Should children still be taught to believe in Santa Claus? Should they enjoy all the magic of child hood while they can, including the traditional myths, or should they be told the truth in preparation for the adult world they must one day face?
 Considering these questions, the opinion poll asked group of wo- men representing a cross-section of millions of American homes, Do you think parents should teach their children to believe in Santa Claus?"
 The response was decisively af-' firmative. More than 87 per cent of the women voted "yes."
 "If a child thinks of Santa as man there will be eventual disillu- sionment," commented one woman But Santa portrayed as the spirit of giving remains beautiful idea" Another woman pointed out: Santa is as real as Uncle Sam
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-22

TN EASY upon this couch, there jolly giant T the Ghost of Chrismas Present., said the Spirit
 Spirit" said Scrooge, "conduci ohere you ttiH
 Perhaps is the Spirits sympathy toith all poor fdi led him straight Scrooges clerk On e threshold o thc door ihe Spirit smiled and stopped bless Bob Crafchits dtyelng
 In Bob Tiny Tim upon his shoulder Alas for Tiny Tim, he bore q little crufch.
 Muster Peter, and the ubiquitous young Cratchs fetch tte goose 0ih ohich they returned in high procession.
 There such goose Bob said he didn't beliere there such goose cooked.
 God bless u every One!" said Tiny Tim.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-22
EVOLUTION GIVEN
 OF SANTA CLAUS

St. Nicholas and Santa Claus met at the Sunday School Christ mas party and. being sort of busy right then, agreed to rendezvous at midnight under the Christmas tree.
 St Nicholas, lean Asiatic wear ing his miter and canonical robes, spoke first:
 T lived in Asia Minor some 1900 years ago. I was Archbishop of Myra and, while living on earth, I did drop few purses of gold down poor mans chimney so his daughters could be supplied with dowries. European countries cele- brate my liturgical Feast Day - December Gas a day of gift giv- ing and for centuries I rode across Europe on my old gray mare; my pockets bulged with apples and nuts and trinkets, which I gave to good children while switching the naughty ones with my bundle of birch rods. But what is all this Christmas business-and where did that red suit come from?"
 When the Dutch settlers came to America" replied Santa Claus, they brought many legends about St. Nicholas with them. These leg ends, with writers and cartooniSts cooperating, gradually slipped into American traditions; Santa Claus started coming around at Christ mas time; Washington Irving sug- gested the sleigh and reindeer in 1909; Thomas Mast supplied the red suit and Dr. Clement Moore sort of tied the whole idea together when he wrote The Visit of St. Nicholas in 1922
 Someone forgot to turn out the lights after the Sunday School party-and St. Nicholas was so interested in Santa's zippered boots that he forgot his bundle of birch rods. 4
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-22
Wise Men
 CanleFronl
 The Easi

Church tradition, presumably con sidering the Biblical mention of three specific gifts as presented to the Infant Jesus by the Wise Men, has identified the Magi as Casper, Melchoir, and Balthasar.
 There could have been more than three; legend reports that there were 12 Wise Men and that their journey to Bethlehem had been an- ticipated for generations.
 Twelve learned men who lived in a Far Eastern land appointed them selves to watch for the star of beautitude which the believed would announce the birth of the Saviour. Each year, after the crops were harvested, the patriarchs ascended to a cavernous retreat upon the plateau of a high mountain to pray and praise God in silence for three days while they watched for the star. {
 This went on for generations, when one of the patriarchs died, his son or kinsman would take his place.
 Finally the star appeared, de- scending upon the mountain and having within itself the form of a child beneath the s.snilitude of a cross.
 The Sign spoke to them and com- manded them to go to Judea. The journey to Bethlehem is said to have necessitated two years of pressing travel and, though in their haste they provided no food for themselves, neither food nor drink failed in their vessels.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-22
CHRISTMAS PLANT WAS NAMED FOR
 J.. S. DIPLOMAT

Pcinsettias which have come to be a must" for home Christmas deco rations owe their name and popu- larity to an early American diplo- mat. botanist and scholar-Joel Robert Poinsett.
 Nearly a. century yanG quarter ago, Pcinsett, then US. ambassador to Mexico, first brought cuttings of the fire plant" to his South Caro- lima home Carefully he tended the transplanted tropical beauty Under his skilled hands .1ie Lower thrived and improved.
 Soon the flame of this colorful new plant spread to other states and Robert Buist, a Philadelphia botanist, bought some cuttings from Poinsett. He named them euphorbia joinsettia.
 Since that day enthusiasts not only in the nited States but throughout the world have con- tinued to improve the poinsettia, until today there are a score of varieties from giant six-foot stalks to diminutive dwarfs, double and single varieties, green poinsettias with red veins, wniIe varieties and a graduation of reds from the tra- ditional flaming scarlets to pale pinks.
 Besides serving as ambassador to Mexico, Poinsett was member of Congress from South Carolina and served as Secretary of War in President Van Buren's cabinet. He was a personal friend of Presi- dents Madison, Monroe, Jackson and Van Buren.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-22

CCROOCE taken from Cratchts by Christmas Pres. O another end ot to,cn.
 IL great surprise Scrooge to hear familiar hery Laugh Scrooge recognised his nephetos
 "He said that Chrisrras humbug, iue!" cried Scrooges nepheso to the party. "He beIieued it too.
 The bell struck again.
 Scrooge looked about his bedroom n,ore and behed solemn Phantom, draped and hooded He Oifh the Phantom into obscure o the and into the pres. of just ioh heauy bundle entered
 She explained that fhe blankets belonged Scrooge but being dead he not likely 10 take cold.
 Scrooge sddered fhe rerelaton that h,is tooud bs his ate retrbution for his unkndnesses during lie
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-22

THEY stopped q ,uaretouse door. h Ferssuigs fiddler and tuned like fifty stomachaches They danced and Scrooge found himself by the side ot fair young gill
 Fl Hne" she said softly "Tc vea, pery ille Another idol ha displaced and h cheer and tof in lime oouid hape haue jtsr griere
 " ha. idol has displaced you?" lie reioined
 A golden one"
 "Spnif!" said Sc7ooge, "shoc more! Conduc, me home Hhy do you rre?"
 Scrooge had occasion be fold that e bell agan upon le stroke of One
 NoW his bed became the blaze rddy light whch scamed upon icen e clock proclaimed he hour. Lrng greer filled af looked perfect groue
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-22

used for Christmas and "Xty' for Christianity.
 In the catacombs of ancient Rome x is often found to stand for Christ. The earliest Christian art ists, when making representation of the Trinity, would place either a cross or x beside the Father and the Holy Ghost.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-22

abbreviation has an authentic basis in history.
 The K" is the first letter of the Greek word for Christ. Christian scholars of the middle ages are said in their writings to have abbrevi- ated the spelling of the Nativity celebration into X-mass or simply Xmas. In the same way "Xn' was
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-22

IFS! and ihe bedpost his
 his his Best and hdppes of aH nte before him his make amends tn!
 Running the ondo he opened and out his head calling o q happy urchn tn the street . Do you U be Pouteres hare sold the prize nrkey?" "Hs hanging there noU." - Scrooge turkey deuered Bob Crachs Sooge then the he luis nepheus house.
 Your Uncle Scrooge. haue dinner Will you let in Fred?"
 Le hin. in! It they didn't shake his 0G He home in fue minutes. Nothing could be heartier.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-22
l~ AChriStmaS Carol
 < < By Cba,lsS Dickens

UIARLEY ,cas dead.
 Srooge kne,U he dead Scrooge and he partners Scrooge ghfsted hand the grindsione, squeezing Wrenchng graspng craping ciuching coreto old sinner
 Once upon Christmas Epe-od Scrooge busy in his counting-house
 A Merry Christmas, uncle. God youi' cried h.s nephetc's cheerful roice.
 "Bahi" sad Scrooge, Humbug!"
 One day hen asked gpe fhe poor or e fesice Scrooge replied T help support e poorhousesthey cost enough and those ho badiy o1 n,..s go there"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-22
XMAS" E 0kEH
 FOR ABBREvIATI0N

While many people frown on the use of Xmas" for Christmas, this