Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 221, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 January 1935 — Page 21

JAN. 24, 1935

A Woman’s Viewpoint BY MRS. WALTER FERGUSON

'T'HE New York World-Telegram has been running a series of success love stones, dealing with the great and near-great. We have been so surfeited with failure love stories that we almost forgot there was any other kind. I wish it were possible for us to keep our minds on the statistics for successful marriage—not just the lovie-dovie romances which have endured for two or perhaps five years. No, I mean those magnificent battling matches of matrimony, in which husband and wife have come through quarrels, misunderstandings, disillusion, and at last, knowing the very worst of one another, have found also the best and attained companionship and peace. We are surrounded by such normal, wholesome, tranquil men and ASK CEMENT EXCLUSION IN BELGIAN TRADE PACT Van Nuys Puts Hoosicr Firm’s Request I p to State Department, Bu Timrtt Special WASHINGTON. Jan. 24—Upon request of H. M. Cochrane, secretary of the Indiana Manufacturers Association, Senator Frederick Van Nuys has appealed to the State Department in an effort to exclude cement from the Belgian reciprocal trade agreement. Yesterday, the Senator received a reply from Francis B. Sayre. Assistant Secretary of State, which gave no assurances one way or another but said the appeal was being considered on merit.

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ONE frequently hears the remark, in early spring, that “Buds are beginning to form on the trees.” However, the buds have been ‘here all winter long, for one of the important early summer tasks of a tree is the forming of buds for the n&xt spring. * * * NEXT —Is ihe length of every day 24 hours?

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women. They live right down your street and mine. They may lodge in an adjacent apartment, but they never shout their past difficulties from the house tope. Young people, I imagine, would be glad to hear a little more about happy marriage and less about the failures, if nature were not what she is, they would hesitate to tackle double harness at all. cor-'idering what a bad name we have given it. Their confidence in the face of evil prophecies Is inspiring. Marriage Is the greatest character test any man or woman is called upon to meet. When one possessess that knowledge, one brings more determination to its tasks. CHURCH GROUP WILL HOLD SCOTCH BANQUET X. Side Presbyterian Brotherhood to Honor Robert Burns. The fourth annual Scotch banquet sponsored by the Men’s Brotherhood of the Meridian Heights Presbyterian Church, 47th-st and Central-av. will be held at 6:30 Friday in celebration of the 176th anniversary of the birth of Robert Bums, Scotch poet. The program will include music and Scotch dances, a group of Scotch songs by Mrs. J. W. Emhardt, an impersonation of Sir Harry Lauder by Harry Simpson and a presentation of Sir James M. Barrie's play, ‘ The Old Lady Shows Her Medals,” by a group of players from All Soul’s Unitarian Church.

OUR BOARDING HOUSE

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FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS

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WASHINGTON TUBBS II

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BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES

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TARZAN AND THE LION MAN

Bill West looked wonderingly about for a moment, and then started almost at a rim for the crude shelters thrown up by the blacks the previous evening. He called aloud to Kwamudi, the head man, but there was no response. He locked into shelter after shelter, but always with the same heart-breaking result.

Shop in the "Buy-Way"—Downstairs it Ayres—Where You SAVE on Everything for Honie and Family!

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Bill hurried over to Orman’s tent. The direotor was just coming out, followed by Pat O'Grady. •■What's the matter with breakfast?” Pat demanded. “I don’t see a sign of the cooks.” ’’And you won’t!” answered West. ‘‘They've gone, ducked, vamoosed! If you want breakfast, you’ll have to cook it yourself.”

—By Ahern

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OUT OUR WAY

Mil I r l NEVER SAW h /oh GAY, 800T5...! AUST THOUGHT J SURE l ONE UUS‘ LIKEI OP AN ERRAND l HAVE TO 00-p RUN ON-* \ H r I nr ft’FOßfl EXCUSE ME FOR A FEW 1 C?EE, I

‘‘What do you mean, gone?” add Orman. “The whole kit and kaboodle of blao have run out on us,” the cameraman explained. And they've taken a lot of our supplies with them.l guess they outfitted themselves to the queen’s iste. I saw a couple of trucks that looked like thfd been well stripped.” • /

—By Edgar Rice Burroughs

Orman swore softly; but he squared his shoulders, and the haggard, hangdog expression vanished from his face. He must fight now as he had never fought before. The desertions would expose the company to bitter hardships; but. more than that, the fierce Basutos might now make a mass attack!

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