Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 35, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 April 1935 — Page 15

P-PKIL 20, 1935

A Woman’s Viewpoint _ BY MRS. WALTER FERGUSON

'VXTHAT confusing opinion one VV meets. Here in my newspaper I read that a man objects to women k having authority because they are N conformists. sticklers for convention. with an instinctive horror of anything which menaces the status QUO. On another page another gentleman talks to reporters. According to him we are running amuck, abandoning our homes, breaking precedents, destroying sacred tradit ons. Wouldn’t it help if the iconoclasts would only get together? When they dart off like this in ail directions they muddle us more and more. One says we are too soft, another finds us dominating. To this person we are flabby parasites, to that one dangerous Amazons. Somewhere between the two extremes, truth can be found. The history of the race proves we are easily adjusted, yet through innumerable changes and dreadful can retain that inner f Integrity which has always influrnced the secret lives of men and altered the fate of nations. Women know how to meet the unknown with courage. They welcome the new and fit themselves to the strange, and often they do all this so easily that their actions go unnoticed. Although men first ventured into the wilderness, their journeys were given a meaning because w’omen were walling to alter their modes of life by building homes thpre. At humanity’s dawn a woman, belonging to a race then composed of nomads and hunters, planted the first grain and reaped the first harvest, thereby changing the whole destiny of mankind. In every civi-

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lization we have fitted ourselves Into the pattern of the times, fashioning our very souls to the prevailing mode. Leaving old ways, sometimes those endeared to us from childhood, we have set our feet Into new and dangerous paths, altering our costumes and our customs at men’s demands. Feminine pliancy, adaptability and courage, however, are best exemplified in marriage. Down the vista of the ages we see them, millions of women who have followed husbands everywhere, anywhere. Their farewells to family, friends, beloved scenes and precious homelands have been continuous. They have even renounced their gods at man’s bidding. These are facts. You may prove anything you like from them. SONS OF ITALY WILL HOLD VICTORY DANCE Organization to Celebrate Successful Membership Drive. Loggia Umberto I, No. 1040. Sons of Italy, will celebrate a successful membership drive with an entertainment and dance Sunday after neon and night, April 28. in Cai-tle Hail. 230 E. Ohio-st. Twenty-five members were initiated in the organization at its last meeting. Rocco Palamara is chairman of the arrangements committee. Other members are Pat Ferraro. Alfred Ressini, Tony Maio, Harry Martinelii, Tony Zappia, Lodovico Cocco, Frank Napoletano, Andy Madda-Ir-na, Dr. Tony Cartese, Salvatore La Rosa, Nunzio Mazza, Sam Maio, Balriasare Rizzo, Raymond De Julio, Joseph Battista, Dr. M. Cornacchione and Frank De Julio.

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FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS

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BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES

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TARZAN AND THE LION MAN

Guardedly, Tarzan pushed against the great door. It swung silently inward. He paused a moment in the opening, listening. Prom within came the scent of gorillas and a strange man-like scent that intrigued and troubled him. But he neither saw n?r heard any signs of life.

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As his eyes became accustomed to the gloom, he discerned that he was in a semi-circular foyer, abound which were set six doors. One after another he tried then.. All were locked except one, which opened and revealed a staircase. Tarzan descended, feeling hia way.

—By Ahem

At the foot of the stairs, a door blocked his way; but his groping hands found a latch. He lifted it and opened the door. Then there came strongly to his nostrils the scent of a woman—a white woman! Tarzan stepped inside and released the door. It closed with a gentle click!

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—By Edgar Rice Burroughs

With the quick intuition of the wild beast, the Lord of the Jungle guessed that he was trapped I Through the darkness he sprang swiftly to the door, seeking to open it, but his exploring flngere found only a smooth surface. He was sealed within the murky dungeon!

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