Judge — November 15, 1930 — page 27: what you’re looking at

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| Critical travelers-- BOSTON BUFFALO CLEVELAND ] DETROIT ~ $T.Louts 8 NEW YORK Critical travelers like the Statlers be- cause they're sure of a private bath with every room, the luxury of an ct-spring hair mattress, bed-head reading lamp, circulating full- ngth mirror, radio recepti ning newspaper under the ates, and food that sa’ As a critical ler, you, too, will find that Statler Hotels mee their exacting tastes. our test and that always your satisfaction is guaranteed. HOTELS STATLER BOSTON DETROIT BUFFALO ST.LOUIS CLEVELAND NEW YORK (Motel Pennsyhania\ All Quiet on the Forty-Yard Line (Continued from page 7) drawn, He looks at his shoulder. “It is broken,” he sighs. I turn a for a minute. “It is not broken,” I say, “only. bruised,” but I know it is as he says. will be all right.” I continue nd next summer you will be in) Maine our boys to swim and But Ben is crying “Your shoulder pads begins Fritz. I cateh his eye and he stops. But it is too late. Ben has heard it. Fritz go outside, We both know wh: other’s mind. “If Ben could play next week, I would give away our signals to Harvard be- fore I would take his shoulder pads, but mine do not fit, and his are the | best pair in the squad.” T nod. We both understand that it is just being practical. Football play- ers learn to appreciate those things. Next week in the Harvard ga Fritz wears Ben's shoulder pads. * 8 & I have Sunday off and I go home to my family, It is a beautiful day. The sky is clear and there are still streaks of red on some of the trees on the hill. A girl walks by. She is pretty. [had forgotten about such things. We go out on the sun porch and father pours himself a highball. He does not offer me one. Suddenly he pounds the table violently with his fist. “Harvard | must be beaten!” he shouts wildly, his i. “and Harvard can be Look here,” he continues, rts with pencil and paper. Harvard's ends are weak this year. They can be turned if the interference functions properly, and as for her passing attack stop it: Three in to hurry the passer on every 4 What matter if we suffer injuries? We have plenty of replacements!" I do not answer. He turns to me. “What is the matter, son?” he « “You don’t believe in’ those You don’t think the Crimson c conquered? You are a coward? pours himself another drink. Still I am silent. Poor man, he does | not realize that it is not nice to hs three or four men tackle one at once. He does not realize that the desire to dice for one’s alma 1 is not as strong as the fear of having one’s face | pushed in the mud. Sadly I go upstairs and pack my But I am not wondering whether our side will have a snake dance after- wards or whether father will win his | bets. Iam wondering if my new shoes will be comfortable and whether Albie will remember the signals, and most of all whether the tackle who plays | opposite me flails his arms when | k, there is one way to nd four men must rush i) tics ? n be He “Soon it | charming, GIFT for your HOSTESS this lovely Parker TRAVEL SET With @ Guaranteed-for-Life Pen, serving inierchangeably for Pocket or Desk Set nse Set consists of Desk Base, Parker Lady Duofold Pen with tapered tip, pocket cap to change with tip when Pen is to be used “Yon the go"—all in an attractive travel case. Set Complete, $10. Other sets, $8 to $15. cs For summer birthdays, for your thoughtful hostess, for the multitude of gift occasions— the Parker Travel Set The Guaranteed-for-Life Lady Duofold Pen serves double duty—in the Desk Base, with its smart tapered tip, or for in-your-purse, simply by removing the taper and substituting the pocket cap (included free) This attractive and useful Set has been most popular this summer. Comes in a variety of charming color combinations. Sce it at any | fountain pen counter, Make shis your gift The Parker Pen Company, Janesville, Wisconsin Made by the makers of the famous Parker Dusfold—Guaranteed-for-Life—Pens Parker TRAVEL SET | charges. —Parke Cummines 8 to 15 comicbooks.com