Judge — November 14, 1931 — page 25: what you’re looking at

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ne WIGH HAF (Continued from page 15) 34th Street and stood on the corner and watched some more, and I have never seen any satisfactory termin: tion of things. The blimp always seemed to be angling for something with a rope, but whether it was try- ing to tie itself up to the tower or just fishing for the fun of it, I couldn't discover. Imagine my chagrin, on going to the newsreel theater, to find that all that nonsense was about a sack of mail to be taken out to sea and dropped on the d seemed like such a ce! ance for a I should be of a ship! It ildish_perform- reat, big blimp. Maybe thankful it wasn’t the Los An sor the Akron, even. Now that I know what it’s all about I just breeze along past the Empire State Tower without glance. ... I bet that r single upward akes "em mad. Eye-Queues \ scnooL Treaciier has three bad 4% boys and three good boys in a class of six boys and four girls. The ation bench just seats ten. How- ever, tho the bad boys will not whis- per to the girls if seated next to them, they will pinch the good boys (the sissies!) The bad boys are afraid of cach other and the good boys will whisper only to girls placed next to them. One of the good boys is dumb and one of the girls completely deaf. How docs the teacher arrange the group on the bench so that no bad boy can pinch a good one and no good boy whisper to a girl? John and Mary were (1) cousins, (2) brother- and. sister-in-law, (3) rec uncle and aunt, (4) mother- and son- in-law, and (5) finally, man and wife. John marries only once in this tortar- How come? No.1: ssion. Last week's ous sul In one place the continuous line fol- lows over one of the lines of the ree- tangle, but docs not cross it. A line has only one dimension—length. BeD ALITTLE DARKIE IN BED WITH NOTHING OVER IT —Juoer Jr. No. 2: THERE IS NTERTAINMENT IN THE AIR and we bring it TO YOUR ROOM «+ Here it comes . . . another pass. Oh, a beauty — right down the center of the field. He's got it! He’s away —no one near him. How that boy can run... he’s over. It's a touchdown... what a play You, comfortable in your S room, utler get a vivid picture of the play by play lio. You get, also, game. over the r account of all the day’s events — prize fights and election returns — ovations and Presiden- tial addresses jazz bands and symphonic music —~all the thrills, entertainment. with which the air abounds. amusement, d 1927 — when Statlers were the first hotels Such diversion has been enjoy by Statler guests since to equip every room with free radio reception — the first to give hotel Statler Radio Bedside Table HOTELS BOSTON CLEVELAND in NEW YORK, 23 OETROINT guests controlled radio entertain- ment which they could enjoy with- out disturbing their neighbors, or being disturbed. Now, eve speaker — simple in operation - velvet-toned — y Statler room has aloud t so clear in re- ception that you can enjoy radio entertainment in any part of your room. We're proud of our pioneering in hotel radio installation — proud to have recognized the part radio was destined to play in modern hotel equipment. This same pioneering spirit led us, y $ ago, to provide every room with private bath, cir- culating ice water, to place a morn- ing newspaper under the door — and to innovate many other hotel conveniences now deemed neces- sities by critical travelers. A LOUD SPEAKER IN EVERY ROOM Ezery Statler room is equipped with a lou speaker of the clearest tone, yet of the pitch of ordinary conversation. In the majority of rooms it is unobtrusively placed where it can be reached as easily and conveniently as the hed-head reading lamp. STATLER BUFFALO $T. LOUIS Motel Pennsylvania comicbooks.com