Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 242, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 February 1935 — Page 13

FEB. 18, 1935

A Woman’s Viewpoint .BY MRS. WALTER FERGUSON

YITHi'.T should a mother do when V her 27-ycar-oid son spends, his earnings on drink and carous- ] mg? Is it her duty to support him I while he w isteo his substaiice in . riotous iitir.fc ? questions, pro- ■ lound as lile itsell. conlront a Denver woman. The answe.*, ol course, should be “No." Even a mother shoind not, have to eiic*re negiect, injustce, j tyranny from a cluid without protesls or e> n insurrections. lne more we put up with baa behavior in our cimuren, tne longer U.y will uusoehavc. in a case o L uus kiiid, tne young man nugnt be orought to his senses U his mother panned rum out on his ear, washing her hands ol lam. Common sense, at least, would prou.pt such action. But, as we ah m.ow, mothers are not moved by common sense when tneir children are concerned, Somehow the old maternal liistmct gels ail mixed up with their reasoning powers, conquering logic and dcieatmg wisdom. Mother love stands forever ] pleading for the culprit. “Give him just one more chance —just one more.” What other people—those who arc not mothers —can not always unf derstand is the way their children remain forever young and helpless! to the women who have nursed them. The little boy looks at his mother out of the eyes of every grown-up man. Anri can we refuse another chance to our little boy? Certainly not. it's the one concession we never question. Don't get me wrong I m not contending that mothers are either right or wise in such an attitude. I merely state a fact which all the

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lecturing in the world will never; alter. You may shout, argue, rea- j son, renounce—but mothers were made that way and they can’t be changed. They rum imliions of human beings because tney are softies. They rear wishy-washy men; selfish, parasitic, bad-tempered women. But, on the other hand, they also save millions because they are never quite ready to abandon them, never ready to say, “Im through with you for good.” Maybe, if we had all the statistics, the account would be evenly balanced. ENFORCING OF STATE TRUCK CODE STRESSED Operators Registering Already, I Chairman of Authority Says. Stimulation of code compliance j and speedy enforcement in the | motor trucking industry are proposed in Indiana for the second year of code operation, which begun i last week. Ed. J. Buhner. Seymour, chairman ■ of the state code authority, has reported that operators nave begun to register already. DR. MORGAN TO SPEAK AT COUNTY MEETING Consumers’ Council Will Hear Board of Health Secretary. Dr. Herman G. Morgan, secretary of the city Board of Health, was to undress the Marion County Consumers’ Council today in the Meridian Life Building. Mrs. Frank Ha ch Streightoff is Marion County chairman.

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ALLEY OOP

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TARZAN AND THE LION MAN

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Exhausted by the physical and nervous strains of the day, the Americans slept deeply through the long night. Nor were they disturbed by the unusual activities of the Arabs, who were supposed to be on guard; for the swart sons of the desert moved silently in execution of their sinister plans.

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Gordon Z. Marcus was the first to be up. He looked quickly about him. The camp seemed deserted. The fires had died to smouldering embers. No sentry stood guard. He hurried to Orman’s tent. “Mr. Orman!” he cried. “The Arabs! They’ve gone! Their tents, their norses, everything!”

—By Ahern

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OUT OUR WAY

' / 1 An? Mfr SHE AIN'T LIKE \ / LISTEN, YOUNG / THIS—LIWE YOU, I MEAN— \~7 MAN—X NEVER \ / LIRE (SIPLS JW YOUR DAY V=Y WAS cSOOLY-EyED/ \ kINDA GOOLY-EYED AND ,M M ° AG& PLUSHY/ NOWADAYS, cf/K>°^^? ULQ / /P A 6IRL WANTS A GUY. I\ L ?madt / \ SHE JUST GOES AFTEQ. / \ HIM AN’ GRABS HIM //#& off. HSrjror .—, .. r.'i. -i ..ft rtgav

ffHELLO, YOU OLD GROWLER. WHAT'S YLOOK. r EVERYTHING'S SETTLED// MV A THIS I ENGAGEMENT'S ANNOUNCED, AND I'VE MADE ( GENTLEMEN, I'M THE \ HEAR \\ A BUSINESS DEAL WITH PRINCESS JADA HAPPIEST MAN IN THE )\ ABOUT-/ V TO ENO THE DEPRESSION. J-~ ■—i world. '-ir-Tl V Cro \ / 1C

Ck\ki In S’CALL 0 WELL,MR LEE, (vjORK? DON'T EE I SURE N'SOME Op MEHECK'IOeRY- | OR HECIK-'SALL TH‘ si\J_Y, SISTER.! YOUR ANCESTORS ONE ELSE DOES ™ E DON'TCHA KNOW FOUGHT FOR FREEDOM ONE ELSE UUES HAVE WORK THEY SETTLED \ IN '7b, TOO BUT ”TWI V 1 kftKV-l-i TC>a THAT SLAVERY IIF THEY COULD SEE ll L ’ V* T 5 ! QUESTION WITH j YOU,NOW, I BET =f r K y. TW CIVIL WAR? / THEY'D WONDER IF J IT WA WQgTrt IT

The director’s inspection of the camp confirmed Marcus’ alarm. “We’ll just have to get along without them,” he shrugged. “But that doesn t mean we can’t eat. Wake up the girls, Mr. Marius, and we’ll have some breakfast. Then we’li get moving. The desertion of the Arabs won’t stop us.”

—By Bdgar Rice Burroughs

Soon Marcus came running back. “The girls are not there! They’ve gone ” he cried in despair. By now every one was astir. A thorough search of the camp revealed no sign of Naomi Madison or Rhonda Terry. Then the awful truth dawned upon the company—the girls had been kidnaped ay the Arabs!

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