Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 231, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 February 1935 — Page 15

FEB. 5, 1035

j A Woman’s Viewpoint I. . BY MRS. WALTER FERGUSON

SEVERAL important editors, who should know better, profess a profound fear of a Japanese invasion. If such a thing ever happens and they take us over. I hope they'll set up in America a duplicate of the "brides' school" which functions now in Tokio. Most of its pupils are engaged girls, being taught the arts of Japanese housewifery. What a sensible arrangement! Thousands of little American girls have acquired a positive repugnance for home work because at a tender age they were dragged by their pigtails into the kitchen and s?t to washing the pots and pans. It's no wonder they have developed *nto the world's worst housewives. In every other vocation we give preliminary training. The stenographer takes shorthand and typing. The milliner learns to make hats. The shop girl studies -.salesmanship. Yet we exptcr halfhearted public school efforts and early maternal spankings to turn out perfect housekeepers. What's more, no person begins the study of a business unless she expects it to become a permanent job. The girl begins to construct hats only after she has definitely decided to be a milliner. How, then, shall we expect a woman to become excited about housework until she knows she’s to have a house of her own? Happily God has endowed certain females with a love for the domestic. They can marry and immediately bloom into excellent housewives. But the average modern girl is not born with this particularly tendency to cook and scrub. She

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has to acquire It. exactly as she ac- j quired a knowledge of algebra and j the other sciences, by dint of good hard wp:k. Brides’ schools, properly managed, would be a rare blessing. A 10-week course, let us say, before ; the wedding invitations went out. The student is interested, and love lends her endurance. While, as every woman knows, the major part of he” final knowledge will be j gained through later experience, a compulsory kindergarten course j would be a great help. SHOE MEN'S EXHIBIT TO BE HELD AT CLAYPOOL Indiana Association Arranges Style Show for Next Week. The annual meeting and style : now of the Indiana Shoe Travelers j Association will be held at the Clay- 1 pool the first three days of next | week. Shoes and accessories will be ; displayed in more than 100 exhibits, C. L. Slipher, association president, . aid. A stag party honoring George J. Marott, Indianapolis, will be held Monday night at the Hoosier Athletic Club. ALLIANCE FRANCAISE TO HEAR MRS. ALLISON Illustrated Lecture on “Brittany” Will Be Presented at Dinner. Members of the Alliance Francaise will dine at 6:30 Thursday night in the Washington and will hear Mrs. Forrest W. Allison give an illustrated lecture on "Brittany.”

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FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS

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NOW THAT W£ HAVE A JKEERECT -ANT CM C NO, ALLEY -l KNOW ) WELL -BY GOOD HIDE-OUT, W£VE \ BOZO TOO ITf I'M GONNA GET > YOU ARE A GREAT / WHISKEROOSKY, GOT TO DO SOMETHING)ON Os DINNY AN’ RIDE OVER. / WARRIOR-BUT, EVEN S I COULD SURE TO DRIVE THE LEMIAN / THERE AN’ KNOCK THEM WITH DINNY, YOU J PUT AN AWFUL INVADERS OUT OP ( PUNKS RIGHT OUTA CAN'T WHIP A DENT IN IT/ MOO AND FREE OUR. HIDES/ WHOLE ARMY j N "-v v *

BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES

BOOTS, I MARVEL AT YOU —REALLY , I DO*. (I CAN'T GET OVER IT, NOR IT'S NICE OF YOU YOU’RE SO CAPABLE,LEVEL HEADED, SMART, UNDERSTAND! YOU’RE ONLY TO SAY SUCH PURPOBEFUI , A YOUNGSTER . WHY ARE THINGS, MR.LEE- } T 1 '{T“HT T YOU SO DIFFERENT?MOST BUT, THERE'S C \ OF THE YOUNG FOLKS I NOTHIN’BREATH U* I ‘ 7 *V* ( KNOW, AREN'T WORTH TAKIN’ ABOUT JBk i 4 SIM • ■ THEIR SALT.. ) ME, REA'-LY! IT’S *ME | ■ TH6

TARZAN AND THE LION MAN

In a daze, Obroski was led away toward the As they marched deeper and deeper into the forest. He heard the war cries of the main body forest, a warrior occasionally jerked the rope about , _ , „ . . .. , , ... , ' obroski's r.eck. He was half choked, but he was of Basutos attacking the safari, and the crack of too terrified to cry out or give any sign of pain. rifles told him his friends were putting up a spirited The blacks jabbered excitedly, for they thought his defense. A few bullets whirred close to him, and manner was evidence of the indifference of great one of his captors fell with a slug in his heart. bravery.

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After a time they came to a palisaded village of conical straw-thatched huts, from which streamed a hostile throng to view the strange captive. Some of them rushed at him as if to tear him to pieces. Obroski wondered now if he had been spared so that his death might make a holiday for the whole village.

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The warriors beat off his assailants and led him to a hut. The doorway was low, so they flung him down and pushed him inside. The interior of the hut was dim, but as his eyes became accustomed to the darkness he knew h~ was not alone. Within the range of his vision were three strange, shadowy figures.

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—By Edgar Rice Burroughs

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