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LONGCHAMPS SIZZLING PLATTER® RESTAURANTS SIRLOIN steak, broiled on char- 423 Madison Avenue coal, whole baked fresh tomato, 19-21 West 57th Street sliced fresh mushrooms saute, fresh 40 East 49h Street 28 West Stth Street new lima beans, Olivette potatoes 1015-17 Madison Avenve —a sensation! ©1935 R. & P.L., Ine. THERE 1S NO COMPROMISE WITH QUALITY AT LONGCHAMPS MISTRESS PEPYS’ (Continued from page 14) ful and delicate vegetable that ever I tasted in my life, and which I do mean, if possible, to launch in the city mar- kets. Sat next old Mr. Chickering, who told me, during a discussion of this community’s charms and individuality, that it was the only place he knew about where one could borrow a strait-jacket from one’s neighbor. Miss Meeghna- han come in the afternoon to do my hair, bringing with her a trade journal which did fascinate me, and I was most taken with the photographs of the Mona a before and after using Mabeline, yas minded of reading somewhere contemptuous dismissal of all the talk about Mona’s inscrutable smile, since it was evident that Leonardo's model had been a corpse with the risus sardonis of death. To tea with Mrs. Lancaster, a grande dame of the old school who prides herself on remember- ing how the brew is taken by every person who has ever entered her house, their preferences being recorded in a small book after their initial visit. To dinner at the Mosel: with parlor games afterwards at which I came out, as usual, on a par with the average delinquent schoolchild, but even so, [ was not as bad as Mimi Pierce, who, asked if the character, unknown to her questioner had lived in the tenth cen- tury (the character being Jesus Christ) looked around at the rest of us and quoth, “I don’t know. Did He?” Last Month’s Rebus HE blue eagle, not the bird of paradise, now represents beauty and hope in the eyes of the populace and as long as it stays an emblem of prog- ress, we should support it, heart and soul. We must not crack under the strain and all should be for one and one for all. comicbooks.com