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The Lady Driving: VM ALWAYS 80 GLAD WHEN THEY BEASTLY SPOT, THEN IF ANYTHING HAPPE) Darned If It Isn’t! (And Tsay that Radi a God-given blessing in the home... ‘rom a speech al thy opening of the Radio Show.) I" was nine o'clock. Mr. Genial had found three new books at his favorite shop on the way home. Mrs. Genial wanted to read one, and he was set to enjoy the other two. Favorite lamps v pulled to favorite chairs. were stretched. To- bacco burned. There arrived one of those moments for which one lives thirty-three and sometimes — thirty-four years, The bell rang. Mr. and Mrs. Intention had come to call. Books were laid aside and the Intentions were seated. Bridge was sug- gested and declined. Talk 1 and died, and the © of conversation was d around for two hours. t, inspiration. Mr. Genial stepped to the radio cabinet. “Shall we see what's on?” he suggested. He snapped a switch, flipped a dial and the speaker spoke. “Station SVZ," said the PAYMENT “THEN WE'RE ALL SQUARE, BROTHER. 2 Coates’ voice. “It is now exactly cleven-ten, Eastern Standard Time. Good night “Heavens,” said Mrs. Intention, “is it really? We must be going.” And they went. CL. F. FOR THAT scoTcH. IT's WorTHLEss !"" ABSOLU so WAS scoTcH i0T A POL! sit’s his rauLr, MAN AT THIS Mrs. Kiddable Tells Us D when my _ nicce, nine, stopped off on her way back to college I took her for an evening drive through the Park and I noticed at many cars parked up the little side roads, with people sitting in them. So I said to Elaine that I couldn’t imagine what they were doing, just sitting there with no lights or anything, and Elaine said,"‘Why, Auntie, don't you know? They are playing moonlight craps. You have dice with radium dots on and they shine in the dark. It is the newest ¢ And so a few nights later when I had this Mrs. Snutum out for a drive we went through the Park, and I remarked that there were unusually large numbers of persons playing moonlight craps that evening, and she gave me the queer- est look, which, of course, means she doesn’t even know what the game is!" “1 JUST TRIED TO CASIL TIE CHECK YOU GAVE ME IN BATILE ery of the Little Skirts: “All together now —over the top!” THE comicbooks.com