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...Lloyd Cassel Douglas' family have a way of blossoming at the age of 50. His father, a worldly, small-town lawyer for 30 years, suddenly turned preacher. He himself, though he wanted to be a doctor, was also a preacher for three sober decades. In the midst of a series of essays on Personality Expansion Through Private Philanthropy, he decided to write a novel. Magnificent Obsession, published (1929) when he was 52, sold about 225,000 copies. Forgive Us Our Trespasses (1932) and Green Light (1935) sold 267,256 copies. Reason: in his novels he kept right on writing...
White Banners (Warner Bros.) continues the campaign of moral uplift which its author, Lloyd Cassel Douglas, started in Magnificent Obsession and Green Light. Central character of Green Light was a bubbly jocular minister who, when the minor characters in the story became upset, explained to them that humanity was a kind of automotive parade best governed by the traffic signals of unselfishness. In White Banners, the minister is replaced by a warm-hearted maid-of-all-work named Hannah (Fay Bainter). Otherwise, the formula is much the same. When Hannah straggles into the household of a high-school science teacher...
Last week this incomparable domestic was made the central figure of the most recent novel by Lloyd Cassel Douglas, whose inspirational works of fiction have made him one of the best-selling novelists in the past six years. Born 59 years ago in Columbia City, Ind., Dr. Douglas entered the field of fiction by "sheer accident in 1929, after having written sermons and essays for 25 years. His first three novels, Green Light (1934), Forgive Us Our Trespasses (1932), Magnificent Obsession (1929), sold more than 340,000 copies. Similar to those works in its fine moral tone, its unabashed sentimentality...
Such eminent men as Professor Cassel of Sweden and Guido Jung of Italy and Albert Janssen, former Minister of Finance in Belgium, as well as George B. Roberts, Economic Adviser of the National City Bank of New York, and Professor O. M. W. Sprague, who was then representing the Bank of England, participated in the work of the gold delegation and in the making of the report...
...competition is directed by a special committee, known as the Board of Student Advisers. The men from the third-year class on the Board are A. J. Rockwell, Chairman; R. W. Barrett, Vernon Barrett, R. W. Botts, E. M. Cassel, I. I. King, E. L. McBaney, G. D. Martin, G. D. Reilly, Julian Rosenberg, T. Schneider, and W. M. Weisberg, while H. C. Anderson, D. M. Doherty and C. L. Head represent the second-year...