Should we pride our country or seek lasting peace
In a survey of opinions, Screen Star Joan Leslie argues that national pride can be noble yet deadly if used to justify killing. The piece urges study of peace through education in high schools and colleges and promotes war bonds as a civic duty.
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Joan Leslie
Charles L DodgsonLewis Carroll biography and extracts
Uncle Ray reviews the life and works of Charles L Dodgson known as Lewis Carroll including his boyhood in England, schooling at Rugby and Oxford, his role as a lecturer, and his famous books Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass. The piece contrasts past popularity with present reading trends. Also includes a note about a future Uncle Ray topic and a picture leaflet Lights in Strange India. Notices: two probate appointments for Bessie Bell Wall and Clifford Ralston Basley with executrix and executor details.
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