Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 47, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 May 1935 — Page 13

MAY 4, 1935

A Woman s Viewpoint BY MRS. WALTER FERGUSON

••T IFE has defeated me,” writes JU a woman who has just buried her youngest child, cone through a long and painful illness, and watched i.fr aging husband lose his modest fortune. From the tone of her letter, however, I know she is the kind of being who can never be defeated. P'or life can not defeat the brave, and the bra-e are those who realize that pain is a part of living. Have you never noticed that the m t fortunate people are the <:.ronic complainers? Men with v . t fortunes wail about tax assessinerr Those who have always had c . *o r..- fear ’motion Worn- > . with i.< • itiful homes, good husbands, loving children, cry over trit ialit it. P rsons v ith big salaries fret because they can not have Increases. In short the world is going to pot In the opinion of men who possess PROGRESSIVE GROUPS TO MEET TOMORROW llth and 12th District Units Arrange t itv Sessions. Th > Twelfth District National Proi ■ c ivi Party will meet in the I . h at 2:30 ’omorrow with Pobert A. Bullr • rict chairman, presiding A m-eting oi t. llth District T-*'ional Progressive party will be h id at 2:30, with Verne A. Youne, c. rict chairman, presiding, at 3300 & Keystone-av. The Indiana central committee of ti. pari', will meet at 2315 E. Troyav May 30, to arrange lor the Inti, ana state campaign, and for the t' sto rallj to be held in Indianapolis July 4. John Zahnd. national chairman, announced.

This Curious World Ferguson

A HUMMING BIRD HAS A PROPORTIONATELY * . ■%*,'■ LARGER BRAN THAN • HUMAN BEINGS/ ITS 15 A TWELFTH ITS - X ) BODY WEIGHT; A MAN'S IS ONLY A THIRTY-FIFTH. \ r imY Y AND FLOWER seeds began y\v J / GRANT THORSURN, A NAIL- \ maker, lost his job, and, -N& BECAUSE NEIGHBORS ADMIRED J HIS WIFE'S GERANIUMS, CONI'*- 7 CEIVED THE IDEA OF SELLING \ / fXDTTED PLANTS/ 1935 BY NEA SERVICE. INC. _ S—IP me HVDRCXSeN^^ -=^, IN A TEASPOONFUL OF WATER X>BE CONVERTED INTO HELIUM, ABOUT 100,000 KILOWATT HOURS OF ENERGY. ... OR.® % 0,000 WORTH OF ELECTRICAL CURRENT...IS SET FREE/ L

GRANT THORBURN'S idea of selling potted flowers met with instan; success. The demand exceeded the supply, and he added seeds to the collection. This increased the popularity of the business, and he soon found himself the owner of the country's first regular seed store. • • * NEXT—Are an elephant’s tusks liis chief weapons?

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all material blessings. For the rest of us there is always hope. We are the Don Quixotes of the earth, eternally buckling on our armor for the fray, eternally falling, yet rising again with the only Kind of courage that means anything to men. Those who cry out and see disaster in each social change are the rich and fortunate. Yet everything is relative. One doesn't appreciate health unless one have known giave illness. One doesn't understand happiness until one has endured sorrow, and only those who have been hungry know what it is to be well fed. Suffering is a kind of growth, if we can regard it as a part of our earthly experience. And the manner in which we endure is the measure of our courage. The wise will accept the bitterness with the joy. Those who refuse to live deeply because they are afraid to suffer are dull creatures, not quite dead and not quite alive. INDIANA BANKERS TO MEET HERE JUNE 5-6 National Problems to Re Discussed at Two-Dav Parley, National legislative problems, banking trends in the United States and other nations, modernization of banking practices, and other phases of banking will be considered by more than 500 Indiana bankers and their wives who will assemble in Indianapolis, June 5 and 6. The two-dav meeting will be held in the Claypool. and will be preceded by a dinner, June 5, for the association's Council of Administration, Don E. Warrick, secretary, said today.

OUR BOARDING HOUSE

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FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS

Va mean RUFE HOW HAD A HOLE IN FOUND T-IE RICH- qqOD FOR ANYTHING SUT THE / GONE THROUGH LIFE V/ITH A DONKEY \ V HIS SHOE, AN' JEST DIAMOND HAPPINESS IT GIVES PEOPLE, V AND A KNAPSACK LOOKING FOR GOLD.... A IT* and hes Gonna turn twis Vh E p DM(WS j !N’ OUTA TH‘ WORLD UPSIDE DOWN WITH ___ -n INSTEAD.' y' , —— —”, HBUM. . ~

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

Now Tarzan and Rhonda knew the horrible truth. They were to be eaten by the half-gorilla monster in an effort to restore his youth and human form! With a bestial chuckle the creature backed through the doorway and closed the door. “It's the end,’’ said Rhonda.

Shop in the "Buy-Way"—Downstairs at Ayres—Where You SAVE on Everything for Home and Family! KEomiREO

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

'■We are still alive,” Tarzan laughed, ‘-arid that is nine-tenths of safety.” As Rhonda marveled at his cheerfulness, he became suddenly tense, alert. “Do you feel that draft?" he asked. The girl was quick to grasp his meaning. “I see no opening,” she replied.

—By Ahern

“Neither do I,” he whispered, “but there must be some place we can not see. And the only place we can not see plainly is among the shadows on the ceiling in that far corner.” The apeman walked to the corner as he indicated and looked up into the darkness.

OUT OUR WAY

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“See anything?” Rhonda asked, her voice barely audible. “I think I see something,” Tarzan replied; “there's a little patch that seems darker than the rest, as though it had depth.” Then, from above them, but at a distance, sounded a hollow chuckle, weird, uncanny!

—By Williams

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