Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 252, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 March 1935 — Page 31

MARCH 1, 1935

A Woman's Viewpoint BV >IKS. WALTER FERGUSON

\ WELCOME volume from Sirfion A* Schuster is ‘ The PTtmro e Path” Who couid rep, t a ptroll in fr. <t direction lured or. ' ard ov the i: • idy drawings of O Soglow and the artful indigr , n . rhvminc of O. Nash, that Wizard wrh words. I ;ke mo • w a- Ogden Nash is *To some’h.r.z of a philosopher, though he krwettt h;> atanl* tm w/h a pretty wit. The pages labeled Parents Only'' are f the t A faintly critical attitude rd the movement deigned to r ik P'atos and Dempsey* out of rur 1 -year-olds Is expressed in the following whimsey: •*Hh*t I tnt U i%. that f Iwcki* f*e%% it srem* t* me the hei|ht Th*t Bihiet arm ! hnrht. fjend l|ea\rn f ran think of no ratat* trih wo immense Than a flahv with irnsf." f, ,;her can the rest of us. if p < v honest sentiments and refuse to be browbeaten by the r ofe snrs. Fathers and mothers, especially — and who have a better right to an opinion?—like their babies to be babies and not tighl-rope walkers. A time passe . the predicament of the modern parent become-; more tragic. Educators, a.ded by the psychologists, have contrived io take away most of Our rif-e ?Vem. We are heked befoi.- we tart in the business of bringing up children, for the defeatist attitude is paramount. In some instance . we are even told that babies are better off without parent.. T can think of no class that has be. n subjected to >o many verbal flagellations or accused of so many flagrant crimes. We are

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The prisoner was forgotten in the excitement and fright that followed the miracle of Rungula's ascension into the tree. Obroeki looked about him lr. amazement. Surrounded by warriors, he had not seen what had happened. All that he remembered was the chief's cry.

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Now Rungula heard a voice speaking to him in his own language. “Look at me!” He turned his eyes toward the thing that held him. The light from the fires filtered through the foliage and revealed the features of a white man bending over him. “Walumbe!” Rungula muttered.

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"I am not the god of death,” Tarzan replied; ‘‘but I can bring death just as quickly, for I am greater than Walumbe.” ‘'What do you want?'asked Rungula. “I tested you to see if you were a good man. I made myself into two men. One you captured. You harmed him!”

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Tarzan moved his grim face closer to Rungula. ‘For that you should die!” he concluded. The jungle lord knew he must inspire the savage with utmost terror; but he wondered if the man's fearmaddened brain might not prompt him to shout for help to the warriors below! ___

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