Judge — January 11, 1930 — page 22: what you’re looking at

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JUDGE [news Wer Basically Sound WASSER. S'SIREETS The annual mecting of the J. M. WILL MELT SNOW Mi Junk Com, was held) last AS NT FALLS 2 evening at the S ir Hotel. Mr. Van Spiffen, the general manager, stated that althe no dividends would be paid this year, there was no cause for alarm, At the opening of the year a very disastrous fire had demolished the whole of the main plant, which was WHY BE UNCOMFORTABLE _ only covered by 254% THE POP-coRN = IN CHILLY APARTMENTS? i . SEASON S Ie insurance, + the summer another setback Nv Won Lone a experienced, due to the ab ° a sconding of the treasurer, Mr. Gott- schalt, with all available funds. Then int utumn the collapse of wall had proved another hin to prosperity, as much of the material on hand had been precipi tated into the river. However, the outlook for the com- inj was extremely rosy. REDUCING THE \ OVERHEAD he a hand was housed in the open, so that there could be no more fires. ‘The treasurer's po sition had not been filled, so that it would be impossible for him to ab- second and, inasmuch as the sea wall had not been rebuilt, it could not col- lapse again. He felt satisfied that the stockhold- ers would pass a vote of confidence in the directors as, despite these distress- \/} | . = g ing occurren the foundations of the ca hcl ' : company were fundamentally sound. iene me 4 , gy. = : —Rosrrr C. Sima Break, Break, Break few New Year resolutions we will at the first opportunity: Not to bid on a king-jack high suit without side strength. Not to play golf during working hours. Not to smoke more than five ciga- rettes a day. Not to play the stock market. “T can tell by your legs that you come from the cotton belt.” low so?” “You suffer from the bow evil.” of “carrying coals to we've often wondered where the janitor carries ours. You rarely hear of a person who didn’t go up in one being killed in an ve subscribed to the Literary Guild and the Book: airplane accident. the-Month Club, I’m afraid we'll have to look for a larger apartmen:. 20 comicbooks.com