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December,
1961
40 cents
Magazine of the
OUTDOORSOUTHWEST
 
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STRANGE PEACE
By LUCILLE SANDBERG
Far hills are bathed in snowy shades
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A strange peace comes with itThe winds hush, and the only thing that's heard And I find that lingering doubtIs the saucy song of a cactus wren. Is gone; that bitterness fades.So might begin a desert morn .
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The day of the desert is born,And, as such a day is born, I, too, am reborn.
 
Contents
for
December
1961
COVER:
"Desert Madonna"—an oil painting by Tucson artist Ted DeGrazia.A DeGrazia story—"The Blue Lady"—appears on page 4; and full detailson how to order a framing print of this month's cover painting are foundon page 6.
2 CHRISTMAS POETRY:4 DESERT FANTASY:9 DECEMBER TRAVEL:
"Strange Peace"
LUCILLE SANDBERG
The Papago Indians and Their Blue Lady
TED DeGRAZIA
To the Dale Mines—Beyond the Sunset Range
LUCILE WEIGHT
13 NEW BOOK:
On Desert Trails with a Veteran Southwest Reporter
RANDALL HENDERSON
16 NATURE:
Holiday Bouquet—Desert Holly and Mistletoe
EDMUND JAEGER
18 PUBLIC DOMAIN:
Signs, and the Open Desert's Trespass Laws
WALT WHEELOCK
20 ENTERPRISE:
When Lumber Came from the Cliffs of Zion
FRANK JENSEN
22 PERSONALITY:
Martin Engel, an Old-Time Fire Assayer
WARREN and BARBARA TRANSUE
27 HISTORY:
How Christmas Was Celebrated on the Early Desert
JOHN BAUR
30 GHOST TOWN:
What Became of the Southwest's "Christmas City"?
NATALIE WHITE
43 CHRISTMAS POETRY:
"Christmas Morning, Southwest Desert"
MAUDE RUBIN
BACK COVER:
"Old Fires"
MAUDE RUBIN
DEPARTMENTS:
New Products 6Trading Post 33New Desert Books 36Editorial 391961 Index 40Readers' Letters
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The Desert Magazine, founded in 1937 by Randall Henderson, is published monthlyby Desert Magazine, Inc., Palm Desert, California. Re-entered as second classmatter July 17, 1948, at the postoffice at Palm Desert, California, under the Actof March 3, 1879. Title registered No. 358865 in U.S. Patent Office, and contentscopyrighted 1961 by Desert Magazine, Inc. Permission to reproduce contents mustbe secured from the editor in writing.Unsolicited manuscripts and[3 ^ photographs submitted can-n C\J
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returned or acknowl-edged unless full return0 postage is enclosed. Desert
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sponsibility for damage orloss of manuscripts or pho-tographs although due carewill be exercised. Subscribersshould send notice of changeof address by the first ofthe month preceding issue.Address ail advertisingcorrespondence to Aaron D.Viller, 8217 BeverlyBlvd.,Los Angeles 48, Calif. PhoneOL
1-2225.
Address all editorial andcirculation correspondence toDesert Magazine, Palm Des-ert, California.
CHARLES E.
SHELTONPublisher
EUGENE L. CONROTTO
Editor
EVONNE RIDDELL
Circulation Manager
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