Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 311, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 April 1926 — Page 9

APRIL 1926

‘Bootleg Freedom ’ for Women Over , Says Writer

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Gilbert Frankau from many recent British visitors to America you easily might divine os much. I feel It is time the impression was being corrected. England is doing very nicely, thank you. But the less I say about our so-called representatives, the better.” Frankau, thus far in observations, finds the American woman appearing to take far greater advantage of her liberation than does her English sister. But then, he explains,

the English girl Is Instinctively repressed. 1 A Fellowship of Slang *‘l find you have a type of slana quite similar to our own.” Frankau comments. “Your Sugar daddy Is known to us as a flapper chaser, and your cake eater is a poodle faker. All generations and all times have had the old man seeking the young girl. It was the basis of one of Bacon’s wisest sayings—and It goes farther back than Bacon.” Several years ago Frankau created a stir through an article that dealt with the subject of the worst women being able to capture the best type of men. “I have not changed my views,’’ he says. “They were true then and they still are. The best type of man is a busy man. He doesn’t have time to go about poodle faking. He doesn’t know much about “women. He becomes easy prey for the socalled vampire type. Os course, in time he finds out. But that doesn't disprove the contention.”

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DINERS CATCH FISH Novel Restaurant Located on Frisco Bay. Bw United Press SAN FRANCISCO, April 30.—A catch-your-own fish restaurant is now projected by Abe Rues and other San Francisco capitalists. “This is anew scheme for the Pacific Coast, but It Is an old idea on the Mediterranean," Rues said, in describing his plans. As head of the Commercial Center Realty Company, Rues has applied to the board of State harbor commissioners for a location for his novel restaurant on San Francisco Bay, where ho can get as much Neapolitan atmosphere as possible. Many of the bay fishermen are Europeans, so Rues thinks he can give his patrons plenty of color. Customers who may not be so lucky with the hook and line will not he denied the privilege of eating how- j ever, as they can be handily sup- i plied by commercial fishermen. AVIATORS USE HORSES Airmen Ride Animals in Daily 1 , Exercises. STOCKHOLM, April 30.—Sweden's military aviators, who in the ! current reorganization of the na- I tlonal defense have replaced the once ! famous Swedish cavalry as an inde- ; pendent arm, still demand the use i of horses as part of their equip- ' ment. In a letter to the war minister, ] their chief. Col. Carl Amundson, ! points out that while other branches | of the service get physical exercises j during the discharge of their rou- ! tine duties, the air pilots must I

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