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will, iuu oioiN urns i'anTION TO HAVE HIM TRANSFERRED
TO SOLITARY?”
MODERN MAIDENS
II \
“BURE I ADVISED YOU TO LEAVE HIM. BUT THAT WAS FOOT
YEARS AGOl”
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Sonnysayings
One ob the bis fellers borrowed my
j football. He said It looked like a
; dandy!
!
Winning Contract
By THE FOUR ACES.
Rule of Eleven.
; pOR many years the intercollegiate
clubs of New York City have com
| poted annually at bridge, with the
, Yale Club more or less dominating
' the field While practicing for this
year's tournament, Harold Colvin and
Philip Farley of the Columbia Uni
| versify Club gave one particularly neat
example of defensive play.
North, dealer.
North-South vulnerable.
A A Q 9 7
V 2
V IV l
* K Q 10 8 7 6
Mr. Farley. Mr. Colvin.
,42 N. 4 J 3
»KJ96 W. - E. V A Q 10 8 7 3
♦ Q J 5 4 3 S. ♦ A 9 6 2
4 9 3 2 4 4
4 K 10 8 6 5 4
V 5 4
♦ 10 8
4 A J 5
The bidding:
North East South West
14 IV 14 2 V
34 4 V 44 5V
54 Pass Pass Pass
The bidding was good. North, of
course, was reasonably certain that if
he doubled the five-heart bid he could
set it, but, since he knew that what
ever penalty accrued would be less
than a vulnerable game, he decided to
try to make five spades. Mr. Colvin,
in the East position with two aces,
, T. uw pvuiv ait uuuwmijj U1C i 1 VC
j spade contract since, due to the fact
| that he had already forced his oppo
nents one trick over the game level,
he realized that any penalty w-ould be
a satisfactory score.
Mr. Farley opened the six of hearts,
he deuce was played from dummy, and
now Mr. Colvin went into a huddle.
It was obvious to him that declarer
would hold both the ace of clubs and
the king of spades, and once he got
in, be able to discard any losing cards
in his own hand on dummy's long
club suit. Accordingly, the only way
he could defeat the contract would be
to cash two diamond tricks.
Mr. Colvin now studied his partner’s
lead of the six of hearts, obviously his
fourth-best. By simple application of
the rule of eleven, he now realized
that declarer could have no heart
higher than the six-spot. Accord
ingly, Mr. Colvin played the three of
hearts, allowing his partner’s six-spot
to hold the trick. Mr. Farley responded
by laying down the queen of dia
monds, w'hereupon declarer was set
one trick, and Mr. Colvin and Mr.
Farley had secured a top score.
Solution to Yesterday's Puzzle.
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SERGEANT STONY CRAIG—Farewell, Two Arms. —By FRANK H. RENTFROW and DON DICKSON
SERGEANT, HAVE YOU’RE SURE
TIME TO VISIT IT’S NOT THAT
WISE AT PRETTV LITTLE
HOSPITAL NAVY NURSE
YOU WANT TO
, HAZARD
I
SO-LONG, SLUGGER, 1—BW
WE'RE OFF TO
THE WARS-j^^GO MEDAL
■fe HUNTING if
W\f ) YOU WANT. I'M
WE ARE TO V YES, I'VE HEARD.
LEAVE SOON, * YOU WILL BE
MISS SABIN, fa CAREFUL,WON'T
rvo" ■ —^
GOOp-BYE AND BT | HANKS. B
GOOD LUCK, \‘LL SEE ^
MARINE . YOU AGAIN-J
\sailor7^
THE MOUNTAIN BOYS— —By PAUL WEBB
tOANGBLAST CT! )
TOOMtR >
V/KAR you BEEM
ALL AAAWNIM' ? J
8S?7 '
AH BEEN WATCHIN THE Boys, —THEy BEEN
, HAVIN' A RACE TO £EE WHO COULD BEAT RUNNIN1
L FRO/VL THE CABIN TO THE CORN-CRIB
^ ,, U.JUA
LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE—Point and Counter-Point. _Bv GRAY
r;~ -■ 'x 11 _ -— —, ,---1_
AH-A MOST U AND THAT STUPID \
EXCLUSIVE H CLERK, BROWN- HA! !
RECORD- HM-M-i HIS CAR CARRIED
|? USTEN, ANNIE- HIM THROUGH A
RAILING INTO THE
RIVER."
( ’THAT WAS A WHY—WHY-}
NEAT ONE, CECIL- THAT'S MR.
; IT WAS SO LOGICAL BLABBLE'S
; NEVER A QUESTION VOICE—AND
I YOU GAVE ME ™EN CEOL- I
M FIFTY DOLLARS -rr—n/'
■ FOR THAT ONE"- ]f I i
ha! so
"YOU'RE THE :
ONE i HAVE
TO SETTLE
WtTH, EH? ‘
A CRA2Y J
MAM-- 1
P01HAPS? BUT N
SO HELPLESS OR FI
AS MOST OF YOUR
HAVE SEEN-- THIS
IS TIPPED WITH PO
ONE TINY PRICK AN
GRISLY
rasas ('
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BEN WEBSTER'S CAREER—Farmer Fader's Excitement. _By EDWIN ALGER
lit —:-7--^g— - 1 I-r ;— ..— ..— —4
' DOROTHyToH^DOROTHY/}
COME ARUUUIN' 'CAUSE 1‘VEYi
OOT A PECK O' MEWS PER ji
^SHlBinrnF
A V \ \ \ W
LAUD 9AKE9.)/ IT'S JEST TWS ! OUR UEW ^
\ CALVIU, ME\6UB0R.S, THE WEBSTER. BOYJ J,
VJVAAT \S n ? AVI' THAT UORTOAD, JASOUOTyV
__ JOUE9, 19 TAVOU' UP VTTuT^'
v> As A
—j BUT wuat'SWRONG/ OH, NOTHIN /
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Ur that ? )MIXER. THEV’VE JEST SCUTTLED
\ ( -j--^\THE WlDDER FLOSSIE FLORA'S j
FARM, T
THAT’S I
; ALL/ 1
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"KEEPING UP WITH THE JONES"—Hawkshqw Dolan Sees More Light._ _By POP MOMAND
-'U_ TAkETWsVTHATS TW'
SUIT-- SUESS X'U_/ BEST SUIT
WEAR IT—YOU ( WE HAVE
CAN WRAP UP \ IN TH'STORE,
MY OTHER ONE^f^p BOWERS!
! 11ST
^h! ha! officer
DOLAN, 1 BELIEVE-I
CAI*4 TELL IT'S, YOU
BY TH' SANDWICH
\ *N YOUR HAND!
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f Bur i dabble
) IN MONIEV
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occasionally!
I YUP!! X GET MV
HANDS ONI A BIT
ONCE IN A while!
( YOU MUST WAVE
REG LAR FELLERS—At the Hospital. By GENE BYRNES
I 1---1 r ---__. __
MY KIO
BROTHER fi
THAT.5 THE MAN WHO
HIT PINHEADJm
my baby.'
WILL HE LIVE?
uemv^L
THE DOCTOR CANNOT
ANSWER MRS. DUFFY
UNTIL.
HOGAN SENDS PUDDINHEAD
FOR HIS MOTHER.
5 ANDERSOt^ASK^^^^N' TO STOP FIRST AND
gj SEE HOW PINHEAD IS SETTINC, AlON^.... \
THE NEBB5—Just a Bundle of Sunshine. —By SOL HESS
rr~ )i r ,“V ---—.. .—« -^—7—■
That
wi&aoc, ALIAS
ARDLEN, WAS
GIVEKJ UP
TWE MAklAGE'
MOOT OF
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MI&MT BUV
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AT A REAL
DARGAiSJ
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ICO^fTifhl 1937. by Tb* B«0 8yn<Sie*U
Tn4» Kirk Bcf. U S.
ADVERTISEMENT. ADVERTISEMENT. ADVERTISEMENT. ADVERTISEMENT. ADVERTISEMENT.
OH-OH, VOU AND LIZA J
BEEN FIGHTIN* AGAIN/ )
\ ^/WASN'T NO FIGHT. lTOL* HER
\ ( WHAT I THOUGHT OF HER
^ \WJMCAKES ANP HERE I IS/
BOY, YOU RE TRAVELUN THE HARP
WAV’. JES1 leave a package of
Aunt Jemima's round where
LIZA CAN SEE IT/
WY, VOU CANT BEAT
wur aunt Jemima/
EVERYTHING'S H0T5Y
TOTSY NOWATOUR.
._-4iovse/
\f
"man, what a meal"
Geors/a Buckwheat Breakfast
THAT AND SEE
[Stewed Prara ;[
AUNT JEMIMA I
BUCKWHEATS I
Made from eaay direc- I
tlona on package I
Cyrup or Molaaaea ■
Fried Bacon Butter I
Coffee 1

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