Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 13, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 March 1935 — Page 17

MARCH 26, 1935

A Woman’s Viewpoint BY MRS. WALTER FERGUSON

H EROES in our day are not alway* bom: some of them are made. There's Sir Malcolm Campbell, for instance, who spends his time building automobiles in order to break his own speed record on Daytona Beach. He may be endowed with all the Tirtures. but I think he lacks moderation. After a man has succeeded in cutting the wind at 276 miles an dour he mav as well call it a decade and turn his attention to less hazardous and more important occupations. Already our machinery is far too perfect to fit into our social scheme. We motor from our homes each morning to enter an economic systrm that creaks along at a horse a:.-: b . pace, to legislative bod* r‘ s which snails it at an ox-cart g nt, to courts of law which fairly limp on crushes, lingering in the deep dead p-'t. From our smoothly runing airplanes we can regard a world that ].iics Mill in the barbarous age, before even wheels were invented. So far as our international machinery 0 ' CHESS TEAMS TO MEET Second Match to be Hayed Soon; Battle to 5-5 Draw. A second chess match between the Northern Indiana Chess Association, Ft. Wayne, and the Central Indiana Chess Association. Indianapolls, will be played in the near future, it was announced today. The two teams played to a 5 to 5 draw here Sunday afternoon. F. B Anderson, C. H Moore. H. W. Daackc. D. B. Luten and J. L Fuller are members of the local team.

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i is concerned, we behave as if we lived in the epoch of Julius Caesar. The Ingenuity, hard work and genius which go into the construction of intricate machines could very well be used for a while in ffort to create a system of society that would not groan In all M ;* crawled forward, nor break down completely under a slight extra load. I wish our Sir Malcolms would tackle some new Jobs. Before we try to build any better machines, i why not make a world modem ‘ enough to match them? Driving 276 ; miles an hour looks a little foolish ‘ to me, unless you've got some place . to go. CINDERELLA CONTEST AT SHORTRIDGE SET Girl With Most Nearly Perfect Feet Sought in Event. The annual Cinderella contest, to judge which Shortridge High School girl has the most nearly perfect v . . oe held at the school Friday. All girls enrolled in Shortridge are eligible. Dr. Mabell Prettyman will be Judge. PROSPECT MASONS TO CONFER MASTER DEGREE Past Chief of Korean Lodge to Speak at Meeting Tomorrow. The Master Mason degree will be ! conferred on a class of candidates tomorrow’ night at Prospect Lodge, No. 714. Free and Accepted Masons, Prospect-st and State-av. Dr. R. B. Avison, past master of Han Yang Locige, No. 1048, £eoul, Korea, will j be the speaker.

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When the crocodile charged at Naomi, Eyad fired, his musket. The wounded beast whirled, dragged an Arab from his horse, and swam away with the hapless man. Unnerved, the little band retreated to the shore. Then, under the threats of the sheik, they tried again.

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This time, a horse and horseman were dashed against the rocks by the swift current. Both perished. But at last Naomi and her captors crossed the stream and resumed their long march. At noon of the second day the girl gazed toward the horizon and called Atewy.

—By Ahem

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“Look!” she cried. “There is the red granite column shown on the map. Directly east of it is the entrance to thei valley. Now keep your promise and send me back to my people.” “Let us be sure it is the Valley of Diamonds, then we shall keep our promise," Atewy lied.

—By Edgar Rice Burroughs

That night the Arabs camped near the red granite column, and next day they started up th narrow canyon that they believed would lead them to a country of fabulous wealth. As they rode, savage eyes above them looked down from scowling black faces upon their progress!

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