Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 12, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 March 1935 — Page 13

MARCH 25, 1935

A Woman's Viewpoint Bf MRS. WALTER FERGUSON

liniERE worr.-n are concerned. ▼ ▼ men are the romanticist* They have browbeaten and retarded tis in the past alth their sentimentalities and. so far as I can see, the majority have still a weary way to an before they can think of us as people. The atill nurtured idea, for lnitance. that mothers should do nothin* but mother has been one es the devastating forces of our time. Now a woman's whole life force may be expended in the maternal arts, but that doesn’t prevent her from finding a good deal of extra time on her hands which she has to fill somehow. Inevitably her children grow up. but, if she has been one of those maternal leeches who simply can t live apart from her offspring, the chance* are good that she will have ruined them before they reached maturity. Any psychiatrist will tell you that many broken marriages can be traced directly back to such women who, poor dears, noble-minded but Ignorant, have concentrated all their energies into mothering, morning. noon and night. And they've done this, mind you. largely because man has so ordered It. A mother's Job consists only in being a mother—millions of men have mouthed the lovely sentiment. Doubles* the principle was first set tip by one of these spoiled, motherfruatrated sons, and the rest of them fastened upon it like a dog upon a bone. Why on earth should there be anything "holv” about motherhood? A wholly Mao experience in reality. I think it was managed much better before all those sacred implications became attached to it. Man wanted his women holy ar t

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so we arrived at the teary, tremblmg-of-the-voi re atage when we contemplated motherhood. This sweet idea constituted Also a protective device to keep women out of mischief. When ail a woman's emotions revolve about her family, when ahe haa no other outlet for her energies, somebody 1s bound to suffer—ar.d it won't be the mother. That's why every parent nrjst have a life apc.rt from the children. aluanceTrancaise TO GIVE FRENCH PLAY Production to Be Offered Wednesday at the Washington. The Alliance Francaise will present *'La Baguette Magique,” an adaptation of a modem French play, at 8:30 Wednesday night at the Washington. Mrs. R. O Papenguth will direct the production. Roles will be taken by Mrs. Gertrude F. Weathers, Clide E. Aldrich, Edward J. Meunier, Adrian Reiter, Arthur W. Shumaker. Severin Buschmann Jr.. Francis Funke, Roland Lambert and Miss Virginia Lindstrom. ORATORICAL CONTEST WINNERS ARE NAMED Southport 11. S. Ciirl Is First in Greenwood Legion E\<*nt. Winners m the Greenvood Post, American Legion, oratorical contest were announced today. They are Miss Margaret Grundner, Southport High School, first: Miss Mary Evelyn Richardson. Greenvood High School, second; Miss Anra K. Ashe, Clark High School, thirc.. and William R. Wilson, Whiteland High School, fourth.

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BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES

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TARZAN AND THE LION MAN

. I 1! np ii ... . .- ........ than Atewy grasped the reins of Naomi's horse.

The voice drifted slowly Into the consciousness of the awakening Rhonda Terry. “We will take her to The Maker.” It was an English voice, or at least the accent was English; but the tones were gruff and deep and guttural. She opened her eyes, then shrank back with a scream.

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Standing close tc her she saw two huge gorillas, or such she thought them to be until one of them opened its mouth and spoke! ‘‘Come with us,” it said; *‘we are going to take you to The Maker.” Then it stretched out mighty, hairy hand and seized the terrified girl

—By Ahern

OUT OUR WAY

-CAREFUL, \ Be, till i -(OLD OF • I'LL HOLD

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.... But Rhonda’s terror was no greater than that of Naomi Madison, captive of the Arab band, when Sheik Ab al-Ghrennem gave the command to cross the crocodile-infested ri\er that barred their way to the Valley of Diamonds. Prancing, the horses waded in.

—By Edgar Rice Burroughs

Atewy grasped the reins of Naomi’s horse, to guide it away from danger. He wanted her to live, for he wanted her to be his. But, at the next moment, it seemed that death would snatch her from him. A giant crocodile was near, and now opened its jaws to devour her!

.COMIC PAGB

—By Williams

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—By Crane

—By Hamlin

—By Martin