Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 230, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 February 1935 — Page 13

FEB. I 1935

A Womans Viewpoint BY .MRS. WALTER FERGUSON

CHARGING that this Is a man's world, and' probably will terrain so. Helen Van Pelt Wilson discusses in Scribner's the well worn topic of getting a daughter married ofl. She gives the usual warnings against any dLplay of Intelligence, and advocates the crushing of the sms* of humor, since ‘ men are undeniably vain.” Getting a husband seems to be an Increasingly difficult business, if we are to believe printed reports. Anyway the wheel of time is slowly turning and once more we art coming around to the theory so popular in Jane Austen’s day: “Get a husband. any kind of husband, by hook or by crook.” So we are beginning to teach our girls charm—feminine charm, we call It, putting out the old bait for suckers. It's comparatively easy. Good grooming; disguise brains, if you have them: assume that oh-how-wonderful-you-are attitude, then let nature take Its course. This kind of advice Is fine for girls who have no brains, but in my opinion it Isn't worth a hoot to tnose BUTLER PROFESSOR TO HOLD NIGHT CLASSES 16 Hours of Romance Languages Offered Students. Prof. Clyde L. Clark of Butler University will devote his entire time to teaching in the Butler evening and extension division next semester, it was announced today by Prof. George F. Leonard, who made the appointment. Prof. Clark will teach Romance languages, offering eight hours in French and eight hours in Spanish. Registration will be Thursday and Friday.

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who have. Let’s presume for argument's sake that your daughter possesses an intelligence above the average. Do you think you'll be doing her a favor by making her run with the pack? Should she betray her genius to get a mediocre husband? I am aware of the popularity of the Idea that every’ girl wants to get married—but do we not all hanker to be millionaires, too? Yet those who never make it manage to live quite happily. So also, there are plenty of women who get through life minus a and—pardon me, gentlemen—appear singu’arly content without one. MRS. BYRD HEADS SOUTH TO GREET HER HUSBAND W ife of Admiral Going to New Zealand to Meet Mate. liy i'nitrd Prr* § SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Feb. 4. Mrs. Richard E. Byrd, wife of the Rear-Admiral, was en route here today to board a liner for New Zealand where she will meet her ex-pjorer-husband on his return to civilization after his second Antartic expedition. Admiral Byrd and his 120 men, after 15 months at frigid Little America near the South Pole, are preparing to return and expect to reach Dunedin, New Zealand, late this month. It will be Mrs. Byrd’s first trip toward the regions of her husband’s scientific exploration. She will make the trip alone. The four Byrd children. Richard, 14; Evelyn Bolling. 12; Katharine, 10; and Helen, 8, are continuing their studies at private schools in Boston.

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TARZAN AND THE LION MAN

Stanley Obroski’s heart no longer had room for fear. When the savage raised a gleaming knife to strike, terror galvanized his mind and giant muscles into instant action. He seized the Basuto warroir. lifted him high above his head, then hurled him heavily to the ground.

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The black, fearful of his own life, started to rise. And Abroski, equally fearful of his own, lifted him again high overhead and again cast him down. As he performed this feat of extraordinary strength, a half dozen savages closed in on him and bore him to the earth.

—By Ahern

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His mind half numb with terror, Obroski fought like a cornered rat. The blacks were no match for his great muscles. He seized them and tossed them aside; then he turned to run. But the black he had first hurled to the ground reached out and tripped him.

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—By Edgar Rice Burroughs

Then the others were upon him again. They held him by force of numbers and bound his hands behind him. At last they dragged him to his feet. Why they did not kill him, he could not guess—then. But Stanley Obroski was soon to learn of his far more horrible fate!

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