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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1940
Page
16
The astrologer El Haren will terminate his writings with the Globe-News next Tuesday after a stay in Amarillo. Thousands have used his column to seek guidance, and many questions will remain unpublished due to volume. A final private analysis offer requires a coupon, two questions, 50 cents, and a self addressed stamped envelope.
Psychic column details numerous readers seeking work, marriage, or life change. Answers predict resuming railroad duties, marriage timing around age 25, child care, artistic potential, business shifts, and travel opportunities, with emphasis on patience and astrology.
A fleeting scene shows Shani Lunme confessing to herself and the Princess Mother. She apologizes for silliness then Temu rises and leans over her offering support in a quiet, intimate moment.
Plans for the 20th annual observance run Sunday through Saturday November 10 to 16 include programs in Amarillo schools church sermons civic clubs and par ente teacher group activities. Daily topics cover spiritual life civic loyalties financing education and more with major participation by schools churches and local organizations.
Z. Timmons and school principals invite parents and the public to visit the schools during American Education Week to learn about programs and classroom activities.
New Orleans Public Library's accuracy record is criticized after a poster urges hunting, showing a man shooting a wood duck, linked to Louisiana Conservation Department regulations. In Houston, officials recover a stray javelina found in city traffic, far from its native Texas habitat.
Washington reports the State Department has paused plans to send an American ship to Europe to repatriate about 1200 Americans in the British Isles. The German refusal to grant safe conduct makes the voyage impractical and risky. Secretary Hull says the United States will not take unnecessary risks and urges those in danger zones to depart when feasible.
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