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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1938
Page
12
Crossword style clues mix myth and everyday terms with queen hints. Across and down entries include measures, animals, tools, and pronouns, guiding solvers through a themed set framed around ancient rulers and literary references.
Northern California endures four days of rain snow and high winds as a slow moving storm brings more wintry weather. One woman died, others missing, and dozens snow bound or stranded by avalanches and flooded roads. Flood threats loom along the Sacramento and Feather Rivers as shipping halts and trains face slide closures. Mrs. J D Saylor, 50, died near Hough Springs while attempting to reach a mail stage.
The North Highway Civic Club will hold its regular monthly meeting Friday February 4 at 7 30 PM at Pleasant Valley School. The Rural Urban Committee Amarillo Rotary Club chaired by Earl Shelton and Irving Tolzien will present the program with music by Amarillo youth. Guy Saunders is the guest speaker as community interest grows amid irrigation street work and improved bus and phone services.
Temple B'nai Israel at Twenty fourth Avenue and Taylor Street invites the public to Friday evening services at 8 o clock. Morris Raffkind will deliver the Bar Mitzvah oration and join the congregation. Rabbi Alex Wiesel will preach How Religious Are You. Choir soloist Miss Sarah Finegold and pianist Miss Harriet Zukav perform. A reception follows.
Four Russian scientists drifting on an ice floe east of Greenland reported they are all well and conditions have improved. Their position was 74.3 north latitude and 17.30 west longitude.
Texas reports continued growth in state horse and mule breeding with 247 stallions and Jacks siring 210000 dollars worth of colts last year. Since 1934 17000 colts foaled have been valued at 1020000 dollars. Agriculture Commissioner J. E. McDonald says the stud program remains unimpaired after leasing to private keepers since September following repeal of legalized betting.
A narrator recalls Patricia and Judy’s contrasting characters while recounting a past discovery related to Judy's will. A late day ocean scene frames an Inter Ocean investigator awakening at five o'clock as the island appears to have shifted, with the chief navigator announcing a sighting off the starboard bow.
Roger Allenby notes the distant Is lands as a ship nears coral reefs and Northwest Passage reef. He recalls islanders’ calm compared with urban storms while Cora Sue and Ward share a moment at the port as sapphire seas fade to turquoise.
Roger Allenby senses a creeping premonition as the Bermuda Clipper docks and Barnard Grafton arrives aboard a gray speed boat. Townley Ward and Cora Sue react with excitement as Buck Grafton’s strong, tanned presence sharpens the powder-keg mood. The scene hints at further developments in this continuing tale.
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