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STRANGE AS IT SEEMS— By JOHN HIX
♦
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TOONERVILLE FOLKS
WS BCEH KAVIN© TROUBLE WITH THE OTHER ©UYS TEARIN© DOWN OUR ©OAL POSTS'
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LIFE'S LIKE THAT
"TELEPHONE THE POLICE NOTHING, I’D BETTER CALL THE DOCTOR
_. ■ • HE’S EATING THAT PIE YOU MADE."
MODERN MAIDENS
Sonnysayings
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They busted my ball!
[the cheerful cherub
A cold kes mede im
lose my voice •
Tkis reelly is e boon
to me —
I’m in tke limeli^kt
now et lest
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Winning Contract
JN THE Pour Aces' system we recom-'
mend the use of the one-overone
response with four-card suits as weak
as Q-x-x-x. Actually, many fine play
ers shade this requirement even fur
ther, as may be seen from the fol
lowing hand recently bid and played
at the Regency Club by Lester
Bachner.
West, dealer.
East-West vulnerable.
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V 4 3 2 N 3 3
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* A 10 9 7 8 ♦ 3
65 * Q J 8
♦ 9 8 7 6
* Q 10
♦ A 8 2
* K 4 3 2
Mr. Bachner.
The bidding:
West North East South
Pass 1 ♦ Pass a A
Pass 3 V Pass 3 N. T,
Pass 4 * Pass Pass
Pass
The bidding is noteworthy for the
fact that Mr. Bachner chose to re
spond one spade with four to the
nine-spot. If he had made the more
normal response of raising his partner
to two diamonds, the same final con
tract would probably have been ar
rived at with North the declarer, and
would have been defeated with a club
opening.
As it was. West opened the four of
hearts. East won with the ace and
led the queen of clubs. Mr.
covered with the king and when West
played the ace, trumped with the five
of spades in dummy. He now laid
down the ace of spades, and when
West showed out, he was slightly an
noyed naturally, but still saw a play
for his contract. Accordingly, he led
the eight of hearts from dummy,
winning with the queen in his own
hand, played a diamond to dummy’s
king, and proceeded to cash dummy’s
two high hearts, discarding the ace
and the other remaining
from his own hand.
Now a diamond was led and there
was nothing East could do. Actually
he trumped with the ten and led a
second club. Mr. Bachner ruffed in
dummy and continued the relentless
play of the diamonds. East now
niffed low, Mr. Bachner over-ruffed,
led a club, trumped with dummy's ace
and played another diamond. At this
point East retained the queen and a
small trump, and Mr. Bachner the
nine of spades and a email dub, and
it made no difference whether East
trumped high or low. If he trumped
low, Mr. Bachner would over-ruff,
if he trumped high, Mr.
would discard.
SERGEANT STONY CRAIG—Good Ship Tuscaroro. —By FRANK H. RENTFROW and DON DICKSON*
000-0 -I'Mjr WAIT TILL
GETTIN' SCA-fl YOU’RE ON
SICK, BILL THE OCEAN,
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THIS RIVER lSnN0,61LL, I
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LUNCH‘L^*JHE OPPOSITE
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I'M POWERFUL
GLAD TO HEAR
THAT. -
THE GANGPLANK, I
WO BIROS, Mj° GET ABOARD
THE MOUNTAIN BOYS- -By PAUL WEBB
HA-HA-HA-HO-Ho J J 5MECKS 3AKE.' I
LISTEN TO THAT ✓ AH'LL BET VOU AJ
LUKJE- TAKE IS \ PLUG. C/CHAW/Wl
ABRASSIN'THAT | TER BACKER. THAT I
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THAT BET- O' THEM BKS
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OFF HIS HUTTO
HE CAN GIT AMAV
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GET HIS NOW-J SIMPLE AS YOU
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BEN WEBSTER'S CAREER-First Shock. , -By EDWIN ALGER
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tKS TO THAT swecpstaksc
r, afM BACK km TH' PLUTO
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P TH' PARK FOR A WHIUR, CABBY.' YHAT*tA. K / HBRB-MY GOOD
f BOY- IT* GRSAT TO BS IN TH* J „ THRBB- if MAN-JUST
iM V^rV,f CHANGB-mi*
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REG'LAR FELLERS—The Name Is Anderson. By GENE BYRNES
IV? TOLD YOU
MY NAMC IS
ANDCRSON
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- I CAM? CALL
•lOjMCREJJOJ
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YHE UNLUCKY ORIVER W THE JUOQE fU$
_STICKS TO HIS STORY... IBTKLKEO WITH OFFICER HOgIM MEANTIME... Mj
THE NEBBS—Who Robbed Bruce? —By SOL HESS
f WEU.O, VOU UJOCVNES, 1 GOT 'EM BACK. " SOPPV. 1 tUAS MftD^/uc? t ujvt^\ f L HAVE DONIE 1 AjhJr GOMO' TO 5AV
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1 BONOS BACK., TRUTH ABOUT BRUCE TSv-VU ^ 7 MV UCE BUT XT
V D»ONJ>T VOU? BUT 1 LOWED HIM 50 MUCH ^XJ WJTTM 1 OCCSNTT twCLUOG
L CxOntt vuawt to hear ~ / holdups so Door
NOTHIN!1 BAD ABOUT MIM_ Z/ . LAV THAT AT NT
L THAKJKS FOP ROBBMOG MV/ # . / VpOOPv
—By TIM
j THE SKATING’S 1^>T VERY GOOD YET •
THE BOSS—

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