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JUDGE The Subterfuge of High Finance By Dr. Seuss “There's one born every minute!" is the original slant Cartwright) Sandpiper has on the sucker situation. Cartwright) may be seen daily on Broadway... sitting on the curb with his turn stile hat on. Hundreds of gullible New Yorkers take him for a subway entrance and replenish his coffers with nickels, All the brokers in town are after Will Rogers’ business, and consequently spend much time devising ways to attract his at- tention. Above is pictured the daily lariat practice at the office of Graymouse, Blue- mouse, Littlemouse and Titmouse. ‘Titmouse is seated in the foreground. As soon as his at is long enough, they will visit Mr. ers to solicit his trade. Recently a false rumor got loose on the Stock Exchange floor concerning the finances of the Oldbustle Chandelier Corp. Pres. Oldbustle raised his voice to deny it, but nobody listened. Determined to attract at- tention, Oldbustle and his office force then tableau representing three of the ons. And when everyone was look- r. Oldbustle calmly stepped onto the clephant’s back and decisively spiked the rumor. comicbooks.com