Judge — June 18, 1932 — page 17: what you’re looking at

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So What? DYNIA, Poland. A packet of an- cient Egyptias coins destined for assed through s, having no precedent, taxed them as “dried fish.” But the Museum claims they should be duty free, under the heading of “rare historical documents.” e Baltimore: The Sunday blue laws were 1 ly repealed. It is no longe: crime for a Baltimorean to hiss his wife on the Sabbath. ° Vienna: The National Assembly voted to bar the importation into Austria of sixty-six “luxury” items. Among the sted luxuries are watches, pickles and cast-iron pipes e Geneva: Dr. Paulina Luisi, a mem- er of the Moral Disarmament Com- mission, urged pacific training of the world’s youth. The first thing she wants the League to do is to abolish toy soldiers. . Tampa: Dr. G. W. Hardy, con- ducting a membership contest for the Y. M. C. A., offered a free appen- dectomy as first pr If the winner is already minus an appendix, the docte Il substitute a free physical examination, . Berlin: The Fathe was a success i advertised, schooner of pfennigs.” 's Day movement Saloons : Father—extra bist beer—only fifteen JUDGE New York: The Columbia Univer- ity Press announced their imminent 1ance of an edition of John Milton. This was noted by an agent of a press clipping bureau, who wrote a letter to “Mr. Milton,” urging him to sub- scribe to the clipping service. 15 Ketchikan, Alaska: Authorities were notified that bootleggers are ng moonshine for fish in this The rate of exchange is one pint of whiskey for twenty king salmon. e Elizabeth, Nv Ju: phoned the police that a sum of money had been stolen from his home. When the police arrived, they found that the sum involved was a quarter, Myles McManus e Detroit: The public library nounced a charge of twenty-five cents an hour for the use of dictionaries. Fountain pen fills will be one cent. ° Walton, N. D.: Four schools adver- tised for bids from prospective teachers for the next term. The low bidders will be accepted. . White Plains, N. Y.: The Century Country Club canceled its arrange- ment to use unemployed adults as caddies on its golf course. The women objected to being followed around by “common laborers.” . Little Roi The State of Arkansas is permitting poor people who own automobiles to buy their license plates on quarterly installments. . Evanston, Ill.: Alderman James is campaigning to have the public be politer to policemen. He asks them to stop using the terms “flatfoot,” W. E. FARBSTEIN