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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1941

Page

18

Amarillo College Players stage The Happy Journey tonight

Amarillo College will present Thornton Wilder’s The Happy Journey in the auditorium at 8 pm as part of district one act competition with Plainview. Donald Clark invites the public, admission free. Dr. Conrad Freed of West Texas State College will judge.

Amarillo College Thornton Wilder Plainview Hillsboro Donald Clark Amarillo College Players Conrad Freed West Texas State College

Army Testing Deepens as 200000 Recruits Enter

Washington observers note a new peace time draft surge with 200000 selectees since November and an expected 900000 by summer. Rigor mounting tests include serological exams chest X rays and advanced psychological assessments amid questions about health intelligence and diet effects.

Manners Quiz on Wedding Gift Etiquette

Answers overview etiquette rules for brides regarding gift acknowledgments and displays. Cards are discouraged. brides should thank each giver with a note. Exchange allowed with restrictions. avoid gifts from close family unless permitted. Display etiquette varies but cards may stay on gifts if desired. "With best wishes" on cards is acceptable.

Answers to Cracker Questions on Editorial Page

The editorial notes that destroyers exceed cruisers and battleships in speed with 36 knots vs 32 and 21 to 28 knots. It explains battleships are slower due to their armor and purpose to stand and fight. It lists naming conventions: battleships by states and cruisers by cities. It states the 35 000 ton battleship North Carolina will commission in early April and lists Fleet chiefs for Pacific Atlantic and Asiatic Fleets. A poem quote by Robert P Tristram Coffin is included.

Pennsylvania Texas Chicago Tuscaloosa North Carolina Pacific U. S H. E. el Atlantic Fleet Ad‘al E. J King Asiatic Fleet T. C Hart

Ebbw Vale Miner Henry Powell Faces War Timelife

In Ebbw Vale Wales a 71 year old miner named Henry Powell embodies the average family during wartime. Powell, recently back at timber denstruction in unused mine tunnels, lives with eight relatives in a brick row house and maintains a disciplined routine with two pints a day after work. Public rationing minimally disrupts their life as shelters exist but are unused, and Powell notes little change from peacetime, contrasting Britain’s war impact with American life.

Erbew Vale England Monmouthshire Wales Rockies Timberline Britain Ebbw Vale Birmingham Manchester Henry Powell Mr. Powell Powell London

Puzzler Horizontal and Vertical Clues Challenge Minds

A newspaper puzzle listing numerous horizontal and vertical clues with wordplay. Solvers fill in entries for flyers, relatives, parts of the body, and mythic and geographic terms, among others, on a grid.

Mussolini and Hitler Face Ma zzini in Europe Speech Clash

A column cites Benito Mussolini and Adolf Hitler against the ideas of Giuseppe Mazzini. It argues Mazzini’s European unity vision under liberty and equality challenges fascist regimes and questions the Rome Berlin Axis. The piece recalls Mazzini’s Europeanist program and warns oppression leads to national death.

Attila Germany Kingdom of Heaven Earth Mazzini Britain France Europe Mussolini Hitler Virginio Gayda Maazzini Rome-Berlin

Gardening for Happiness Roses and care tips for beginners

This article highlights that every garden should include roses and outlines seven recommended varieties from the All-American Rose Council. It covers planting time, soil depth, soil type, fertilization ratios, pruning rules, disease and pest control with Bordeaux mixture, and notes on bloom characteristics of each rose type.

All-American Rose Council Charlotte Armstrong California

Capital News Summary on China aid and European fears

The article reports Laughlin Currie’s upcoming report on China’s $100 million aid draw and possible further advances, with Roosevelt and Jesse Jones negotiating quotes. It notes looming British crisis, Hitler’s invasion timing theories, and debates over lease lend bills, filibusters, and opposition strategy amid war tensions.

Washington China Far East Laughlin Currie State Department Roosevelt Jesse Jones Matsuoka Hitler

Casanova’s Women by John Erskine reviewed

A playful rearrangement of Casanova’s life and exploits in eleven urbane short stories. Erskine blends wit with bold action, portraying Casanova’s wanderjahr as a carnival of mischief and memorable victims.

Casanova John Erskine Stokes Erskine Helen of Troy Venice Matteo Giovanni Bragadin Bragadin

When are you at your best age for work

Dr. Harvey C. Lehman of Ohio University explains timed peaks by field. Musicians often peak 36 to 39, poets 26 to 30, short story writers after 30, novelists 40 to 44, scientists and inventors earlier or later, with Edison peak at 35 and 104 patents that year. An average curve rises to 40 then plateaus to 54 before a gradual decline toward 70.

Harvey C. Lehman Department of Psychology Ohio University College of Arts and Sciences Athens Ohio Thomas A. Edison Edward L. Thorndike Columbia University

Kipling’s Mowgli Echoes in Wolf Reared Child Claims

The piece links Rudyard Kipling’s Jungle Book figure Mowgli to real cases of children raised by wolves in India. It cites Colonel James L. Sleeman and Major-General Sir William Sleeman noting seventeen authenticated wolf upbringing cases, including a Chopra case from 1843 where a three year old boy, taunted by a wolf pack, showed later signs of speech but could not articulate clearly. The article posits Kipling may have drawn inspiration from these facts, suggesting humans may be closer to wild kin than thought.

India Mother Wolf Mowgli Rudyard Kipling George Russell Kipling Muller Forests of James L. Sleeman London Times William Sleeman Sir William Chopra Sleeman

Red Tape Cutters Help Salesmen Find Government Officials

In Washington the Service and Information office under Secretary Jesse Jones and Norman Baxter streamlines access to federal buyers. The Baxter led unit offers a complete roster of government officials to see, easing the previous hunt for appropriate contacts amid a booming procurement scene.

Washington Government City Credit Secretary of Commerce Jesse Jones Norman Baxter Service and Information Office Department of Commerce Commerce National Defense Baxter

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