Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 257, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 March 1935 — Page 25

MARCH 7, 1935

A Woman’s Viewpoint BY MRS. WALTER FERGUSON.

THE mother of a 6-year-old girl considers breaking off her marriage of 10 years' duration. She is restrained only by the thought that her friends believe her to be happy, and by fear for her child's future, a hie urging her on is the dream of finding a more suitable mate. She a Its an opinion. Ona would need to be a Socrates to r piv ?o such questions wisely. I only take heart when I remember how eagerly we seek advice and how a we act upon it. The solution of sum a situation is a responsibility which honor demands of the individual whose future is at stake. There Is a pit yawning at this womans leet. however, the usual pit which Is faced by each woman who considers divorce. Lake most : her kind, she really bel:eve - .-he is actuated by a desire to do the wise ,t thing, when it is probable 'i.- is moved instead by a subcons* lous longing for that mythical crea'ure, "a more suitable mate.” And he, alas, does not lurk just a.ound the comer, but it always in tho*>e remote regions of feminine imagination, a gallant knight jousting for his lady fair, tender, devoted, a Launcelot of a man. who rarely d< < nd to * ir - h and never marries a on*- of as. Yet he is the core pondent in nine out of 10 divorce < us . the fellow who disrupts or the law\ers and breaks more women’s hearts than any live Valentino. To be sure, if a person is sure she is permanently miserable in her marriage, she is jastified in ending it. One fact, however, should be remembered. When you get to such a s ate, you are so disillusioned, so

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sore, so utterly miserable, you are ready to condemn the whole male tribe to everlasting perdition. Another marriage, another mate, are hateful to contemplate. It's time for fasting and prayer when divorce Is considered. Sometimes sober second thought prompts holding on to the present mate, since more suitable ones are not always to be found. RAPER COMMANDERY TO GIVE PARTY, DANCE Affair to Be Held Saturday Night in Masonic Temple. Raper Commandery. Knights Templar, will give a hard times party and dance in honor of the I commandery drill corps and choir Saturday night in the Masonic | Temple, 525 N. Ilimois-st. Arno G. Siefker is to be master of ceremonies. The Beech Grove Juniors 1 will present dance specialties and music will be provided by Larry Pierce’s orchestra. DEAN OF CHICAGO U. WILL ADDRESS CLUB Educator Also Will Speak Before High School Seniors. Dean Chauncey Boucher, Univei . v of Chicago, will p ak at the annual dinner of the University of Chicago Club of Indianapolis at the Propviaeum at 6:3# tonight. Dean Boucher will address seniors at Indianapolis high schools tomorrow morning and tomorrow afternoon he will speak at Butler University.

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TARZAN AND THE LION MAN

Next morning, Tom Orman and Bill West wearily prepared to resume their bewildered wanderings in search of the kidnaped girls. “We're so confused now we couldn't even find our way back." Orman remarked. “I don't want to,” West declared, “until I find Rhonda! - ’

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The pair kept their eyes open for small game, for they were hungry. The meager food supply they had brought from the safari camp was exhausted. A few small animals had fallen to their rifles, temporarily averting starvation, but the future looked none too iyight.

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Suddenly West turned. “I thought I’d been hearing something,” he said quietly. Orman turned too and beheld a stalking lion! “Looks bad,” West observed anxiously. “The trail’s na*row. The underbrush is too thick to offer a refuge; and the tree;, are too big to climb!”

OUT OUR WAY

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—By Eflerar Rice Burroughs

“We might shoot,” suggested Orman, “but I'm leery of these rifles. They’re a little too light to stop big game, and if we don’t stop him —it’ll be just too bad for us! Besides, we’re bum shots.” As he spoke, the grim stalker came onward, slowly, fearlessly, relentlessly!

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