Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 21, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 April 1935 — Page 27

APRIL 4, 1035

A Woman’s Viewpoint, BT MRS. HALTER FERGUSON

EVERY now and then semebody like Eddie Cantor cracks down on the Junior Leaguers. many of whom are out try;n to get some pin money. The hue and cry spreads and everybody get* race publicity. Well, like the Old Gray Mare, the Junior League ain't what she used to be. Along with the rest of the countrv. her statue changed in 1929. ar.d many members now live on their past social prestige—which, let me remind you. is pretty prior pickings. The society girl is faring a n<w social order and she would be ra’her a fool if she did not think about her future. For the life of me. I can’t see how any ii roup of m-c.’-.duals can ever be wise enough to d-cide who hall and who shall not work, m a democratic nation. E rn ti;e bus,ness man who has determined not to employ married women ha.* struck a number of si. s. , b< en obliged to eomprr.nu-e with himself, and has ended by breaking hi* own edict. No matter how much we may talk about it, the question always peters down to this line point: The work of the world will have to be done by those capable of doing it. Some will be married women, some will be Junior Leaguers, some will be me i"imllilonair*s. And if you are going to let rich men's sons hold jobs you .'imply can’t forbid rich rs from rising lik*v . After all. in a republic such a our . the rich also have rights. No doubt, ir.just.c'* will always exist. Forever these who have will get, and tho*c who have not will If e. S'ci-ty. being made up of mri.- '.duals, can never attain perfection. But tt seems to me the rankest srrt of dictatorship, the worst possible tyranny, to say to any Amcr-

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This Curious World

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lean citizen: “Though you have talents, you may not use them. Though you have energy, you may not employ it constructively; though you w: h to work you may not have a job ” We shall never build a good world upon any such theory. PASTOR'S SON AWARDED VALUABLE SCHOLARSHIP Harold B. Dunkel to Continue Greek Latin Studies Abroad. Harold B Dunkel, a post-graduate student at Chicago University, habeen awarded the Shorey traveling fellowship, according to word rereived here by his parents. Dr. J. Ambrose Dunkel, pastor of the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church, and Mrs. Dunk' : The prne provides for SISOO. with which his son will travel in Greece and Italy for further study of Greek and Latin. Dr. Dunkel said. Mr. Dunkel graduated with honois from Shortndge High School in 1929 and received a scholarship to Chicago University. ASKS SSOOO DAMAGES Former Labor Prevs Official Sues Prosecuting Witness. Harry Clark, former business manager of the Labor Press, who wa tried and acquitted of criminal Jib'd charges March 28. yesterday filed suit for S3OOO damages against his pit • cv:r.e witness, Martin H. Miller, legislative representative of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen. for alleged malicious prosecution. Mr. Miller had charged that Mr. ■ Clark was responsible for an article defaming his character. Criminal Judge Frank P. Baker returned a finding of not guilty in the case.

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TARZAN AND THE LION MAN

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Dragging the terrified girl, the two gorillas made their way through the valley. Soon Rhonda beheld a strange city, built partially at the foot of a cliff, and partially carved from its face. The approach was bordered by fields, in which gorillas worked with crude implements.

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As these workers caught sight of the captive they left their fields and clustered about, asking questions and examining the girl with every indication of intelligent interest. But her captors hurried her along toward a large building suggestive of medieval England.

—By Ahern

“Well show her first to Henry the Eighth,” said one: "then we'll take her to The Maker. I wonder what Wolsey will say.” Rhonda's brain whirled. How preposterous seemed these allusions to 16th Century characters from the mouths of gorillas! What mystery was this?

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—By Edgar Rice Burroughs

Inside the building, they entered a room where an enormous gorilla paced to and fro on a dais. This, Rhonda gathered, was King Henry. When her captors had explained her presence, the repulsive beast leered at her. ‘‘This wench pleases me,” he said. “I’ll keep her!”

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