Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 6, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 March 1935 — Page 13

MARCH 18, 1935

A Womans Viewpoint —BY MRS. WALTER FERGUSON

LIVING In "the sticks" has Its compensations. One does not. for example, lose social prestige when one's dog is a r.udlst. So we read without envy that the latest thing in blankets must harmonize with the animal's fur, that his haircut should suit his type. and his per- : fume blend with his personality. These are actually questions of r.o moment at the crossroads. Not that the inhabitants are concerned only with great issues, but when you watch the topsoil of Nebraska. lowa. Oklahoma and Texas making off toward the seacoest. until even the sun has a pale, worried lock, the diversion Is sufficient to t ike mind from canine haberdashery. However, it is pleasant to know what goes on in metropolitan cenre now, so they say, flourish re mutants which cater only to the noble, t of animals, where tastefully deco*.*ted luncheon plates are prepared and delivered to homes in which Fido. Rover and Skip romp together in carefree glee, their calories counted, their meals properly balanced and regularly served. You may havo missed last-min-u*o reports, which include this item, "The very last word in fur blankets is made of long-haired white goat, snapp.ly decorated with red buttons, or for the more conservative there are gorgeous cutties, with matched colored linings, which are now very chic on Park-av.” At precisely this moment, the house door opens, and in lopes the Ferguson family hound, panting, drooling, shamefully plebeian in appearance. I can think of no possible perfume to match his particular personality. There is a cocklebur in his tail, while some-

I This Curious World % Ferguson j ■ - 11 —* a 6-poond! \X" fT*/ PHEASANT nL STOPPED , V'T AN 553-7QV : THCOJGH TWC ' \ if/ WINDOW OF . * j - jjnjiv*' the locomotive: jtJ KNOCKED THE i ENOINEER. IjJjr AOTOMAnc BCAKES -MTJVPED _ r THE TRAIN WHEN THE ENGINEER. RELEASED HOLD ON THE _TMCOTTLE, V . AIXJMtN OAA the ) MOST ABUNDANT METAL IN THE EARTH'S CRUST. BUT NOT y until laefe was rr inexpensive k # ENOUGH FOR COMMERCIAL f, Ii | HHs // , MOST BOTANISTS ■ / BELIEVE • THE ORIGINAL COLOR OF, \ FLOWERS WAS GREEN/ PRIMEVAL? .'H TYPES i ARE GREEN , EVEN TO THIS DAY. . ?-!?. . ■■ ■ ALUMINUM Is being used in greater abundance today than ever before. By mixing it with other elements, chemists have produced alloys that have revolutionized modem transportation. Duralumin, an alloy of copper, magnesium, manganese, silicon, and aluminum, is invaluable in the building of the new streamline trains and airplanes. • • • NEXT—What color are snowy owls when young? HORI7>OKT.U Answer to IVotlouji Purrlr II Pincers L7Commanding fe A’l i '<Tkl_ Daubs. officer of the [pQ SYjjllQ AT£ Mb OL *b 15 Tumors. ft l&t¥t‘slo Ml N 23 Glove leathers. II Me.isunng 12 Conrisa. QQ QE GL E 2S Mover's I ruck. 11 To acknowW n'e"e| ‘ * l 0 S|pMAL'U-S 30 To permit. edge. _I A N.I cl ImT [aMPOI *VFI 31 To wager. IS To press. YLMO AQ'aJDE S 31 Mother. 17 To ascend ; DAlftlCK[d'UyfsilSißßßE 35 To grieve. 18 To seize iTcl IE iQiAMAiQiE |A 38 Coco. 19 Hack of tht C OOPMPQM iSMBCIAIPM 39 Opposed to neck. AD*O‘S TVfeTTE A QtVuTY lee. JO Wrestlers' n 1 . . . throws 41 U^ ter 21 Taradteu. a Litter for VKRTICAI. • oun<L 22 Hints. ’• dead. 1 Honrly. <2 Half an em. 21 Wing. 47 ie was also an 2 One who runs 43 Genus of 25 Gown. .uilcer on the away. cattle. 2*5 To " —■—3 To renovate. 44 To annoy. 29 Deity. 48 Festival. 4To engrave in 45 Silkwornw 31 Throb. 52 Iris rootstock. metal. 4$ To tear 32 To undermine. 54 Being.* 5 Trusting. stitches. 33 Cure. 55 Relieves. 6 Threefold 48 Aeriform fad. 34 Northeast. 56 He was of 7 Spiders' 49 Tree. 37 To mention. the '■.Macon.” homes. 50 Rumanian coin 38 Kind of let- 57 He was in the 8 Tardier. 51 Snake, luce. sos both 9To elude. 53 Spain. 40 Yelled. *these airships. 10 Couples. 55 Each. j r I s i a p f’ UH FTTL — i! ri * ifrl i ! j~ b ir# Ii * I ' ~!) ! ‘ J£a 4J >44 (45 4v yVy}7 sNN *S 49 50 5t I I “ii t, id Si """pv J

thing tells me he has been off on another fight with a small black and white animal of dubious olfactory reputation. The poor old thing has never owned a blanket nor enjoyed a balanced diet. But Glory Halleluah. the rabbits he has chased, the old bones he has buried! He's just a country rube, but I wouldn't trade him for a score of your perfumed city dudes. DATE IS CHANGED TOR RECREATION MEETING Conference Set for Today Will Be Held Wednesday. The recreational conference which was to have been held at the Y. M. C. A. today has been postponed until Wednesday because of the death of a relative of Prof. Harry Edgren who will conduct the institute. Professor Edgren is dean of physical education at George Wiliams College, Chicago. Conference sessions will begin at 3:30 Wednesday, followed by a dinner and a night session. Registrations for the institute will be open to all those interested in the recreational activities of schools, churches, Boy Scouts and other groups. Indianapolis Tomorrow Nnr*h Central MuMc Educator*’ Conferenc all dar. ClavDOol. Milk Producer?. 10 a. ft.. Clavpool. Universal c: .b. luncheon Columbia Club. Gvro Club, luncheon. Spir.lc-Arn ?. Ro-arr Club, luncheon. Clavpool Architectural C'.'.b, luncheon. Architect* and Builders Building. Alpha Tsu Omega, luncheon. Board oi Trade. M< rrator Club, luncheon. Columbia Club. Horn*' Builders' Association, dinner. Hoosler Athletic Club.

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FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS

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WASHINGTON TUBBS II

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BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES

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TARZAN AND THE LION MAN

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As the snarling lion looked down upon her, Rhonda became dizzy and almost swooned. She prayed that she would lose consciousness and thus be spared the torment of her Inevitable fate. Slowly the great beast lowered his head, and Rhonda Terry gazed into the jaws of death!

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

While Rhonda helplessly awaited her fate, Naomi Madison’s terrified pony was carrying her swiftly along the backtrail to the Arab camp from which they had escaped. Impelled by fright, the horse plunged readily into the river which he had crossed reluctantly only a few hours before.

—By Ahern

Soon the stampeding animal came upon the drove of Arab ponies which Rhonda had released to prevent pursuit by the swarthy sons of the desert. These nervous creatures drew terror from the pounding hoofs of Naomi’s mount. They wheeled and galloped toward the camp, while the girl’s pony followed.

OUT OUR WAY

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—By Edgar Rice Burroughs

Presently the trail widened into a clearing. The horses in front of her stopped. The one she rode ran in among them and stopped too. Then she saw the reason—Sheik Ab el-Ghrennem and his evil followers. In a moment she was surrounded —once more a prisoner of this ruthless band!

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