Judge — November 2, 1929 — page 5: what you’re looking at

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oct 30 1323 ae = Jack Snurteworti, Editor Georce Jean NATuAN Jack Ciuert, Associate Editor Riciary J. Wats Sipwey S. Lesz Contributing Editors A sceret wireless, we learn, led to the discovery of New York's biggest booze ‘r radio they probably couldn't resist advertising over it. | And the amazing thing about the subsequent raid was the ab- | sence of casualtie i son was hit by a flying cork. | | JUDGING THE NEWS | i Reports. from India have it And while we're hovering | that the masochistic fakirs of the around the subject of disarma- | g. Having a country have discarded their beds ment: Limitation is the sincerest of thorns and spikes and are now —_ form of flattery. | attending talking movies. One of the major weaknesses We've finally decided on a in the enforcement of the dry law | suitable name for a new Mother scems to be that the police so Not one per- Ship for submarines. The U.S. often try the cases before the ' S. Eugenic. courts do. Volume 97, No. 2505, Novemb S79, Additional entry at Jamaica And copyrighted 1929, by it in the U. Secretary, 18 East 48th St, New Vor YY. Par \| th i} | | | i | Jrarovs Hespaxn—It’s mighty strange—I can’t get my home! Now, I wonder what my wife's up to? | 929. Entered as Second-Class Matter, October 21, 1881, at the V. $5.00 a year Published V Great Brita tic ‘ont Office at New Vork City N.Y. under act of Mareb 3, hing Co., Inc, 18 East 48th Street, New York, N.Y. ident; Vernal W. Bates, Treasurer: Joseph T. Cooney, od picture oppeariog in JUDGE la protected under the pro vs Weekly by J 3 Ccomicbooks.com