Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 19, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 April 1935 — Page 19

APRIL 2, 1935

A Womans Viewpoint BY MKS. WALTER FERGUSON

OF the qualities which go into' the making of the ideal woman. adaptability is one nf the most important. In a world where no fortune is permanent and no individual secure, the ability to adjust ©nr elf to new surroundings is almost a necessity. To be at home anywhere is a gift of the god s For it gives an assurance of reasonable contentment that too few of us can now boast. Within the last decade, millions have had to fit themselves into a different niche, to find new interests and work. Thus they have had to rearrange all their ideas about living. Lark of adaptability wrecks many a marriage. For example, the girl who is not willing to go with her husband into a strange community, who cries to be back home with old friends, lacks one of the qualiflcat ons for successful marriage. She cant make new friends. She doesn't try. She can't take up new occupations. In short, she’s a failure as well as a hindrance as a partner. Then there is the girl, reared in comfort, who finds her father suddenly bankrupt or di. overs she has fallen 1n love with a poor man. How shall she me t the situation? Will ahe grapple heroically with her problems, or will she whine, pity herself and assume the martyr attitude? The answer depends on her character. Or. what is rarer nowadays, suppose a poor girl marries a rich man. Sometimes it is more difficult to live up to great fortune than to endure poverty. It takes a really fine person to wear sudden wealth with grace. Have you never gone into some grand house and been struck with the insignificance of its

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5435.000 DOLL HOUSE READY TO START ITS 5-YEAR CHARITY TOUR

3y United Prrrt NEW Y April 2.—Colleen Moore. dress, and the $135 000 uuu uouse she had constructed in nine years of spare time, arrived today for the start of a five-year tour for charity. The miniature Gothic stone castle, complete to the minutest detail and furnished in the most expensive style, will be taken to leading cities of this country and then to world capitals, where a small fee w-ill be charged for viewing it. Mrs. James Roosevelt, mother of the President, will lay a tiny golden corner stone in' a private showing Friday night. Next Tuesday the general public willl have an opportunity to see it. Crippled children will benefit.

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TARZAN AND THE LION MAN

According to Eyad s story, one of the girls had been slain by a lion, and the other had been captured by the gorillas. He did not know that now both Rhonda and Naomi were in the hands of the monsters. Tarzan’s jaw set grimly. “I’m going to this valley and look around,” he said.

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“You and West follow on up to the falls,” the ape-man continued. “Eyad can guide you there." Without another word, Tarzan turned, swung into the trees ahd disappeared in the direction of the mysterious Valley of Diamonds, which evidentlv was guarded by a murderous army of gorillas ....

—By Ahern

. . . Perhaps Rhonda Terry regretted that she h? i not been killed by the lion as she fought now to escape the clutches of the great beast thing that held her; but she was helpless in the grasp of those giant muscles. The creature lifted her up easily and tucked her under one arm.

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—By Edgar Rice Burroughs

‘Be quiet," it said, “or I’ll wring your neck." The girl, shocked by the incredible fact that these beasts spoke English, was silent. “You had better not,” th other cautioned. “The Maker will be angry if you do not bring her to him unharmed. He has been hoping for such a she as this one."

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