Judge — August 1938 — page 22: what you’re looking at

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“My FIRST HUSBAND WAS LIKE THAT—ALWAYS LED WITH HEN you have exhausted your- self running after balls, hiking, dancing and cavorting in general, and nothing rings the bell but a comfortable chair in a cool spot on the terrace (alongside a long cold julep) try one of the following: On a sheet of paper place nine dots like this Then draw lines through all of the dots without lifting your pencil from the paper, making only four straight lines. Think it’s easy? Just try it! Now try drawing a triple figure eight SCRIBB-L-READIN “Every Scribble Means Something” You can have a swell time at your next rty by analyzing your guests’ scribbles. ‘our friends will get a great kick from RIBB-L-READING because it is amus- ing, entertaining. instructive, and analy- tical, SIMPLE TO LEARN. ‘Anyone can play it. Booklet form te At pocket... Soe Remit direct, or order C.0.0. SCRIBB-L-READING 1474 Broadway, New York City LET’S PLAY By Dorothy Hoffman without lifting your pencil from the paper. This is what it ought to look like. No cheating allowed. (Solutions on page 32.) Slick Sling-Shot For those of you who enjoy the in- vigorating pastime of throwing stones from the beach out over the water, there's a fascinating little slingshot con- traption that should make your eyes pop. It looks like this: ¢ Use heavy cord for best results. Place a medium-sized round stone in B, take ends A and C in your hand and twirl the slingshot, lasso fashion, using your HIS RIGHT.” hand and wrist only, eight or ten times by your side. Then release the stone by giving the slingshot a quick jerk from the shoulder. When you get the knack of this, you'll be amazed at the distance the stone will travel. The distance will vary according to the size of the sling- shot, of course, but it is most easily handled with a cord three to four feet in length, In the interests of society in general, and your neighbors in particular, we suggest this sling be used at fairly de- serted ocean or lake beaches and the missiles directed out on the water, County Judge Franklin Taylor re turned to the bench today in Brooklyn after an illness of two months result- ing from an infection of the left arm. Judge Taylor. New York World-Telegram You forgot to say “Yours truly,” your honor. see James William S——, 57, and his son, Wallace Wilfred S——, both of Broadway, were arrested yesterday by Troopers George Kidney and F. A. Knowland. The father was fined $10 and given a suspended sentence of 30 days and the son was fined $5 and given a 10 days’ suspended sentence. Mrs. Price, Miss Smith and Mrs. Trembley presided at the tea tables. Saranac Lake (N.Y.) Enterprise. comicbooks.com