Judge — June 25, 1932 — page 31: what you’re looking at

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son 1929 habits last to say charm, White Star. agery non cabin line’ the modern are motor-ships, using engines much like those in your automobile but— it— and please bigger. lasting $168. Both bright liners are equipped with all the newest gadgets, trinkets and trifles afloat and, their anxious owners assure ars. Now—and we're a little ashamed of this one—if you wish to see how things are done in the best Arctic four gold s to wi LASSITUDE & L F you happen to be the sort of per- depression nothing and still wish to cling to such as taking a brand-new ocean liner, using it just once hom And so we d tion to the shiny C hiny Georgic, new You'll have to be a trifle pati nt and wait a few d The Champ Havre wears the French Line colors and the Georgic sports the silks of with all that im- out of the w can be explained that both ships —both are dec manner—and_ both Now, se tic take our The Georgic, by the w one of the ships that will tak Europe on a “white col thirty-one d. trips on the other side—and costing for the G ain, just us, well ONGITUDE will follow on July 2nd. will call at Iceland, Arctic Ocean—e: These ships ail well into the the North cape means —drop in at various Norwegian and fjords—and include a_ call at be the Leningrad with time enough to of our wander as far ashore as Moscow. pur atten- nplain and the Although there is still time to things afloat. catch any of those Fourth of July cruises mentioned in the last issue, there are a few more to be continued in our next. The Mauretania, long seorg over from make two cruises: lasting seven-and- it cos re —and the second on July twelve-and-a-half days at a c $150 and taking you to Cu La Guay the Panama Cana Havana. Then, the France on the 9th and the Paris on the 16th will make six-and-a-half day cruises Bermuda and Halifax at a cost of $85, while the Belg nd will follow the same route for six , begin- ning on the 16th, at a cost of $75. -one on July 9th, half days and ng $80 to Havana and Bermuda 16th, word for ” cruise— with motor Incidentally, if you like cruises on inland waters, Ca Steamship Lines offer one from To. ronto—a dandy ride through the Lachine rapids of the St. Lawrence —visits at Quebec and Mont and then up the dark Saguenay past entitled to Circles—well, that's over—three and costs $79, or less ships are all set and determined on if you start the cruise from North e Cruises, running a little Rochester or Montreal. Most of the over forty days and costing $625. eastern railroads have special low The Kungsholm sailing from New rates from seaboard cities to York on June 28th and the Carinthia Toronto in connection with these will be the first to go. The Reliance cruises. -JOHN T. PARKER, JR. netian nilolier tryiny to teach an old doge new tri 29 the Atlantic speed champion, will | Capes Trinity and Eternity—which | “A quiet, dignified hotels centrally located, for Permanent or transient residence. One to six room suites. Complete service, Restaurant. Reduced Summer Rates* Reservations being made now for the fall Hotel iaGaile 30 East 60th St., New York Telepbone: VOlunteer 5-3800 a give your wife prmal support? DNEY S. LENZ’ =2=33°° His latest book on Contract, will tell you— how to answer your wil gives you a slam signal— whether a jump response is ne when there are strong slam possibil and many other things you should know to make the world a safer place to live in. Send for your copy now. Only $1.10 including postage. JUDGE MAGAZINE, INC, 18 East 48th St., New York City NEW> OCEAN + HOUSE back when she ary SWAMPSCOTT * MASSACHUSETTS On the ocean . . all recreational features . . private beach . . central to historical land- marks . . rates considerate . . Booklet. CLEMENT KENNEDY, PRESIDENT Winter Resort—Vinoy Park Hotel St. Petersburg, Fla. IN BOSTON The Hotel Kenmore Your distinctive Boston Address 400 Luxurious Rooms—each with Bath Tub-Shower \, Commonwealth Avenue at Kenmore Square P. Dodson President comicbooks.com