Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 26, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 April 1935 — Page 17

APRIL 10, 1935

A Woman’s Viewpoint RY MRS. WALTER FERGUSON

IF you were bom a female, you must haw noticed with what passionate eagerness men desire your domesticf.tlon. Some of the most eloquent passages ever penned w< re written by them on the subject. “Woman's Duty." Os late they have begun to repeat themselves. And so we hear onre more that if we conduct ourselves submissively God will emile upon the earth, but if. on the contrary, we bestir ourselves in Immodest and bothersome ways, civilizations will fall and plagues Increase. We gather that th- men would be pleased to have us go home and stay there at :< :r r until they ran get their other war to going, when naturally w< will be- expected to come forth and keep industry alive, as we did before. As for me, I suspect their noble motives. Long ago men learned to disguise their selfish aims by giving them fine names. What these men really want Is more fussing over, more waiting on. They love to be admired, petted and pampered by daughters, sisters, mothers, wives. Hence they trot out the ancient and honorable titles, giving them patriotic and even religious meanings. Herr Hitler, II Duce, as well as many an English and American man, want the women back home so they may get‘the sort of servile vigilance they have always craved—the babying which has been and still Is nectar to their souls. Is it really posterity, civilization or even the home which moves modem men to resort once more to ancient platitudes? May it not be, instead, the old consuming desire to be the cf nter of woman's interest, since our nAtice of late has been diverted

BIT 1 This Curious World Ferguson J ■ ■ WERE. MADE <N HONOR. OP 0/AMA t \ GODOESS OP THE MOON, BV THE \ o|?3rW 1 ANCIENT ROMAN PRIESTS/ \ (1 THE BUN REPRESENTED THE \ J?/ ll AIOOA/. . . WITH THE CROSS \ DIVIDING IT INTO THE \ f=~OU& <3UA/ZTE/2Z.S ! \ v WHALES HAVE A CHARACTERISTIC SPOUT FOR EACH SPECIES/ ' L * WHALEMEN CAN THUS IDENTIFV THE VARIOUS SPECIES AT OREAv DISTANCES. <p ,93s BY me* sebvicc, INC, g-io THE vaporous spout of the humpback whale is a low, rounded cloud; the finback's a thin, high column. The right whale’s spout divides near the summit. The spout of the sulphur-bottom is a tall, thick column, and the sperm whale sends out a low puff of vapor that goes forward and upward. • • • NEXT—From what is the word “Easter” derived? HORIZONTAL Answer to Previous Puzzle body. 1 Ten-year-old IS IJ. LIJ lO'HiNjSi I Ili.O nL, art of typo * 1 , T| HV A t rTh Be fX 'n r m’Tt 13 Annoys, musical tM-S£AtPIIA 21 To decrease. prodigy. £d*2J®e 'ITPIntBBnTS 22 Lon S H Sheeted home ? twff r [ LE ' ' |aW||sT| 24 Heaped. assails. PBSiAIC SIR L>SMN 2" nf/mi* h*”* 15 Neither. AmJW JOHN AD.O.R.L 28 Col Set son or t L.oVLD SIMON Efifeejl fair f 17 Indigent. loMfi F E nMTL laas ' IS Female deer. [St AHA ! 9 ”‘ ssi " g * ou P <l 19 Particle of oVialhoVa LIBS AT E. 32 Shareholder. *re. XO One for whose I G NfTE ”g iL 11 lsl . of a horse * , use a thing is 35 Talisman. done. 36 Fungus. H .More fashion. VERTICAL 3S Part of circle.] sagacious. 44 Pastoral 1 Tongue cysL 39 Deer. 23 Sea eagles. 45 To leak! Sindians. 41 Pertaining to j 24 Wainscoted. . * 3 Oak. air. 26 Her playing is -43 l 0 ump * 4To secrete. 42Type of 30 Ocean. 51 Jot 6 Finishing. 43 To whirl. 31 Old-w omanish. 52 Iris rootstock. 7 Knot In u 45 Flat round 33 Doctor. 54 Silkworm. lasso. plate. 34 Vineyard 55 Onagers. S Angler** 46 Flower, product. 56 She is famous baskets. 47 Passage. 35 Exclamation. as a . 9 Aye. 4S Time gone by. 37 Harm? 57 And plays in 10 Back of neck. 53 Note in scale. 40 Drinks dog- (sing.). 11 Heavenly 55 Form of "a.” rHr I s ' I 1 1 I 1 11 ,■ 1 1 1 ,oi

somewhat from Papa to the larger aspects of the universe. And although the universe may change. Papa, Big Brother, Uncle Jim and Granddad remain always the same —they must have attention. HELIfIN LARCENYTASE Former Railroad Union Leader Is Accused as Embezzler. Leslie Duvall, 46. of 1611 Hoyt-av, a railroad train brakeman, was arrested yesterday on a grand jury capias charging embezzlement and grand larceny. He was indicted last - ear. charged with having embezzled $4693 64 from Motor City Lodge, 374. Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, of which he was secretary in 1933. Indianapolis Tomorrow Alliance Francaise, 8 p. m., Washington. Acacia, luncheon. Board of Trade. Advertising Club, luncheon, Columbia Club. American Business Club, luncheon. Indianapolis Athletic Club. Caravan Club, luncheon, Scottish Rite. Lambda Chi Alpha, luncheon, Occidental Grill. Engineering Society, luncheon, Board of Trade. Sigma Chi, luncheon, Boaid of I Trade. Real Estate Board, luncheon, Washington. Sigma Nu, luncheon, Washington. Ocean Accident and Guaranty Corp., all day, Claypool. Home Complete Show, all day, Indiana State Fairground.

OUR BOARDING HOUSE

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FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS

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WASHINGTON TUBBS II

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ALLEY OOP

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BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES

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TARZAN AND THE LION MAN

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When the giant gorilla seized the girl, he pulled her roughly toward the door. “Come with me,” he ordered. “The Maker has sent for you!” And Rhonda Terry was Jed forth ♦ the mysterious precincts of “Heaven.” to the strange creature whom the gorillas called their God and Maker. ...

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

... It was in the afternoon of that same day that Naomi Madison, too, was captured by the gorillas. Buckingham it was who seized her when her Arab captors were being slaughtered by the cruel army of shaggy warriors. And now he bore her away into the forest above the gorrilla city.

—By Ahem

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Buckingham was mystified. He thought this girl was the same one he had taken prisoner several days ago falls. And this morning he had seen her taken to the castle of The Maker. Os course, he had no means of knowing that Naomi and Rhonda were doubles in form and features.

OUT OUR WAY

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—By Edgar Rice Burroughs

Naomi, hanging in the hollow of his arm, was frozen with horror. The Arabs had seemed bad enough, but this repulsive brute! She wondered when and how he would kill her. But the gorilla had no intention of killing a creature so pleasant to look upon and so valuable to his rulers.

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