Judge — March 1934 — page 16: what you’re looking at

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ping back in their faces. There is a discordant note or two from the family banker who has loaned some money and wants to know if he'll be paid back. He is promptly labeled a Tory, and a money changer. Resi epted from those members of the family cir- cle who don’t agree with the policies of the head of the house. The rest sign the Family Recov- ery Act and the head of the use goes out whistling Happy C. O'Brien, tions are —R Not Official IVES of statesmen oft remind us They too reach the public prints, And, departing, leave behind them Words at which their hus- bands wince. | ee oe “Oh, boy—wait'll the wife sees this one!” Local Influence HE head of the house (and the one who gets the head- ), following the President's example, takes all the members of nily into his confidence and them posted, from time to time, on the steps he is taking to keep the wolf from the door, First of all the budget must be balanced and little Willie is told to bring in the budget, if he can litt it. After a lot of items are cut out, it is seen that there is still not enough money coming in and the obvious thing is for those who are still working to bring in more money, thus increasing the pur- chasing power of the household and incidentally replenishing the larder All listen attentively as the head of the family broadcasts that things are getting better, and that there are signs of increased activity, and that Uncle Henry who hasn't done a lick of work for years has now started thinking about it. While inflation is not mentioned directly it is generally accepted that the household dollars have been stretched as far as they can be without danger of snap- ac 14 comicbooks.com