Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 41, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 April 1935 — Page 13

APRIL 27, 1935

A Woman’s Viewpoint

HERE'S heartening advice from the beauty experts. Milady Is advised to stretch her mouth and to avoid sun-tan, for the stress this year la to be on the feminine trends. The sun-tan fad has ruined more complexions than all the cold cream on the market can restore. Pearhes-and-cream skins have been converted into mottled terracotta shades *’tth a kind of parboiled tint. Leath-ery-looking ladies, having succumbed too easily to past fashions, may as well be resigned to what they now see in their mirrors, but, thank heaven, the young girl coming on can be saved from the name disaster. I am no advocate of the sun bonnet, but it pains me to see a gorgeous complexion deliberately scorched, roasted and baked to the consistency of burnt steak and the color of browned biscuits. A famous plastic surgeon also offers encouragement with this: ‘ Some women are afraid to smile because it will cause wrinkles. That is ridiculous." Lsn't it? And thrice ridiculous to believe beauty can be attained without laughter, or without the willingness to accept all of life, its responsibilities as wfUI as its pleasures, its sorrows as well as its joys. Women who know how to lift the spirits of those about them do not need their faces lifted. Women who smile instead of pout will carry beautiful mouths with them to their graves. For the deadliest foes to feminine loveliness are malice, envy, greed, hatred. No beauty parlor expert can lend attraction to a face that bears the stamp of smallness, jealousy and meanness upon its brow. Without its shining lamp inside, the

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physical body lacks the gleam that is true beauty. It seems to me any middle-aged woman should be ashamed to face God and her neighbors without a few wrinkles, for they are our honorable battle scars, proof we have lived, suffered and triumphed. TOWNSEND PAY DISPUTE AGAIN AIREDJN COURT Baltzell Takes Under Advisement Motion to Reopen Case. Federal Judge Robert C. Baltzell has taken under advisement a petition to reopen a suit enjoining the state from paying the salary of Lieut- Gov. M. Clifford Townsend, changed by the 1933 law which made the lieutenant governor an administrative official, and gave him additional duties as agricultural commissioner. Arguments for a rehearing were heard yesterday. Judge Baltzell last year ruled against the petition, but it recently was reopened when the Supreme Court upheld an amendment to the Constitution which would prevent increasing the salary of a state officer during his term. AUTHOR WINS DIVORCE Mrs. Jack Ullmer Gets Decree From Assessor's Office Clerk. Mrs. Edith Ann Ullmer, 3490 Fall Creek-blvd, author of ‘‘High Weeds,” published by Stew’arts, Inc., about tw r o years ago, was granted a divorce yesterday from Jack Ullmer, Center Township assessor’s office employe. The divorce was granted by Circuit Judge Earl R. Cox.

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TARZAN AND THE LION MAN

As the thing that called itself The Maker departed. Tarzan turned and questioned Rhonda Terry- And she described to him her weird and horrifying experiences as a captive of the strange gorillas which spoke English and imitated the manners of 16th Century England.

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Then Tarzan relaed how he had rescued Naomi and killed her gorilla captor. Rhonda was amazed, for she believed this man was the timid Stanley Obroski. She shook her finger at him and chided: "You’re not a bad kid, Stanley; but you mustn’t tell stories.”

—By Ahem

Tarzan smiled and turned away to examine the room. The walls, he found, were of hewn stone. The plank ceiling was supported by huge beams. The far end of the room was so dark he could not see the ceiling at that point; the last beams cast a heavy shadow there.

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—Bv Edgar Rice Burroughs

Tarzan shook his head, for he saw no chance of escape. He was perturbed—not for himself, but for the girl. Suddenly he heard a stund. Then he saw their captor returning. Soon, the ape-man surmised, they would know the mysterious fata that this monster was preparing.

-COMIC PAOB

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