Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 11, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 March 1935 — Page 13

MARCH 23, 193'

A Woman's Viewpoint by >!RS. WALTER FERGUSON

t 'Rmyv.t i* ,> :rc* *<*<! *?- x piled to indi .-ldual* It takes on *n many meaning* that it becomes bewildering. No one ts actually free In our civilization, nor ever can be There are so many implacable conventions and regulations, our Uvea are v entangled with the lives of j others, and we are such sla'es to our emotions that we can hard.y boast of prsscsMnt liberty. Women, especially, arc often misled by the shouting of those to a h r in freedom spells only one thing —mr chance to act like men. So *e vote. hold office, tarn money, drink, smoke, go where we please and do a hat we like, without seeing that our attitude is sometimes childish. Then we call upon the gods to witness our deliverance, and the gods permjw smile at our exuoerance while they pity our delusion. We are adults, we tell ourselves, i B.* r luce i>r Frankwood E W hams' definition of that word. ‘ The completely adult attitude,” j he says. “Includes the readiness to b*> ignored.'’ Measured by such a standard how many of us can qual- ! My? Few. indeed. What. then, is freedom for a worn- ' an’ ft include many privileges, of course, but certainly it should mean ' the opportunity to develop that hich is best within ourselves to exercise to their fullest those talents with which nature has en-, dm ed us. The mother in the nursery, for j example, who spends all her time i wvh her babies, enjoys complete liberty if she is wholeheartedly ab- ! for bed in her job. Or perhaps you ; are a girl with ? well-paying office J position, while you talents and de-j sires are distinctly domestic. In that case, though you may be 1

AgfUOF FLAVOR

This Curious World Ferguson j ■

SEA SIBWCE l*G I \ JOHN SILVER, A WOMINQ PIGEON, / \v NOW STATIONED AT SCHOFIELD BARRACKS. [ HAWAII, DELIVERED a message i Vs. DURING THE WORLD WAR, APTER. \\ HIS p F*?T WAS SHOT AWAV AND HIS BREAST torn Bv SHELLS. \> LAK G SUPERIOR ]f IS LARGER THAN THE | STATE OF CAROLINA./ WATSON also was the first man to hear words spoken over a telephone. In order that he might be more clearly understood over the telephone. Watson took up the study of elocution, and became so Interested that he became an actor at the age of 56. a a a NEXT—By whom was the arithmetical sign of equality devised? HORIZONTAL Answer to Previous I'uisle 1? Ravines 1 Who is the _|m Afu n F I~L|QU EZO fi/L, 15 organ °* American ££ LE 5 TJImMD RIMM „ heires in nHli p p ARBI NTBfA 1 " r 1 . the picture? ?Pc 'I JiF TFmKIAN comes from the t She recently % £ i w „,,, , T I .H.u SJBLIL 20 Tows* leashes. r? Writing 1 T t MBD I v A NBA C TS 22 To soak flax. implement. DMfiloStW VTjfAfJB \24 Seif. 14 Arart. E MM3 0 D AML A Q SMQiK 2S To knock 16 Form of ’tie" NoW||_:| [MMPI I [E 29 Blackbird IT Coif devices. Jw - 01- MiillJFl MpA is Networks. 3a GA D E JjTjJ CA Dill 31 Governor of 19 Seasoning. ELODED WUCkUI jyV‘E RjSl India. 21 Commanded. He NA T E ItE-BSIEJ J; J t in . re ' .... 23 Braced rail- 1 33 Male child, road track over 39 To relieve 5? She lives in 35 Ocean, a depression 42 Brink. 36 Equipage. 25 To stitrh 41 Philippine VERTICAL 40 Toothed tods temporarily fort. 41 To eject 26 Alluvial 7 Derivative of 2 Mwslc drama. 42 Paradise, material ammonia. 3 Long grasses. 43 Low sand hill. 27 Type of apple 49 To value. 4 Insertion. 44 Heart. N 31 Flower 53 Death notice. STo challenge. 45 Kimono sash. container. 54 To broaden ** t onsumed. 4a Tw itching. 31 Walking stick* 55 Heritable * Knapsack 4S Structural 36 Austerity. land right outfit. unit. J 7 To think. 56 She is the 5 To redact 50 Stir. 5S Portrait girl in the 10Civet. 51 Sailor. statues. world. 11 Wrathy. 52 Deer. ft— rr m 4 7 3 Lr r r r i I * i's~| ——^ H 20 : P * f-T z iMiL &?\ ~MMZ JT- T pm- — ■ — A 35 —^ 44 45 4u 46 49 50 51 5K 55 — —n —Hr g- I 1 I | | 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 LtJ

economically free, you are spiritual.-. iimlbriMf And surely the furthest removed from true freedom is that woman who only imitates men. By the unnatural pose she destroys the very core of her personality and denies the purpose of life. TIMEKEEPER LOSES SSOO FERA CHECKS Papers Jolted From Seat of Car, Is Belief. Fifty-tw-o Federal Emergency Relief Administration pay checks for laborers working on projects at Stout Reid were lost today by George R. Gerking. 3908 W. Morrisst. an FERA timekeeper, somew-here between City Hal! and Stout Field. The total value of the checks is approximately SSOO. Mr. Gerking had received the checkr in an envelope at City Hall and. driving back to the projects, had placed the envelopes on the seat. The envelope Jolted out of the truck, and Mr. Gerking did not notice the loss until some time later. Because approximately 10,000 FERA pay checks are given out each week and because merchants and grocers make almost no effort to identify the signers. FERA officials asked police to conduct an j extensive search for the missing j checks.

OUR BOARDING HOUSE

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FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS

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WASHINGTON TUBBS II

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BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES

POOR MR LEE ~ I FEEL SO 60RRY FOR. ’\ml OH'.I VoA<b WONTER\KS WOT \\K> I WHO.

TARZAN AND THE LION MAN

When the great hairy creatures espied the strange hairless she, they started down the precipitous escarpment. Like flies they clung to the dizzy cliff, and when the ledge ended they swung to sturdy trees that adhered to the rock face of the sheer wall.

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Down, down they came, the great first-men—-shaggy, powerful, menacing. They dropped quickly, but now and then they stopped to look dowm upon the white-skinned one, to make sure that their approach was hidden from her eyes, for they must surprise her.

—By Ah^rn

Before the majestic splendor of the falls, Rhonda Terry felt very small and alone and tired. With a sigh she sat down on a rounded boulder and leaned against another pile behind it. Suddenly all her remaining strength seemed to have gone out of her body.

OUT OUR WAY

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She closed her eyes and two tears ran down her cheeks. Perhaps she dozed. But she was startled into wakefulness by a voice. At first she thought she was dreaming and did not open her eyes. “She is alone,” the voice said. “We will take her to The Maker.”

—Bv Williams

—By Blosser

—By Hamlin

—By Martin

—By Edgar Rice Burroughs

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