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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1932
Page
6
Inga, the loveliest doll in Loyland, is cursed to an ugly older form by a witch using a gold mirror. Pinocchio helps her build a cabin in the woods and they follow the mirror’s clues to reach the witch. They meet a helpful squirrel who warns of peril on their quest through the forest and toward a rock mountain cave.
Pinocchio and Inga seek the witch despite danger guided by a fairy. A green fairy offers a disguise, turning them into two red foxes with two comms that rub to restore. The scene closes with a teaser for Tomorrow’s Bewitched Pools and a Smile Week feature.
The Taylor Street branch will open Saturday morning across from the main building to handle Christmas package mail. Extra workers will be added if needed and a list of priority cases has been prepared for nearby San Jacinto and North Amarillo sub stations residents.
The Texas Senate fee investigating committee report notes 43 of every 100 indicted are freed without trial. Among those indicted, 21.9 percent are sentenced to prison, 4.36 percent are acquitted after trial, and 7.47 percent receive suspended sentences.
A report notes that 27 out of 100 accused of chicken theft face escape trial, while 31 out of 100 indicted for murder never reach trial. The figures illustrate disparities in prosecution and courtroom progression.
The Am arillo Globe and Am arillo Daily News carried an advertisement misquoting women’s crepe slippers at 1.00 a pair. The correct price is 59 cents. The line reading 516 Box of Delicious Chocolates should read 5-lb Box of Delicious Chocolates, 1.00. Your cast off garments will protect an Amarillo school child from winter blasts.
Amarillo High School Band Parents Association met at the Senior high auditorium on Wednesday night. A short concert featured the band performing Oscar Wise Klaxon, My Little Star by Ponce, Vanishing Army by Alford, Yuletide by Kappey, and U S Field Artillery March by Sousa. Fancher Upshaw presided. members and guests attended.
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