Evening star. [volume], April 17, 1938, Page 5, Image 109

About Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972

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OF'bring 'em rack auvs* famous fearless star,
fame American aviator of the circus
THE BOSS IS GIVING US THE
AFTERNOON OFF TO SEE THE
BALL GAME. fVE GOT SOME FIELD
GLASSES HERE, WE’LL GET A
^SWELL VIEW OF THE GAME ^
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SWELL...
LET’S GO,
JIMMY !
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[ THIS HAS BEEN
SOME BALL GAME.
I SIX INNINGS AND
I STILL A TIE ! ,
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/ LOOK AT THAT CATCH!
I THAT D! MAGGIO IS
I SOME OUTFIELDER./
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WOW ! TWO DOWN
AND BASES LOADED/
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-AND Dl MAGGIO AT
BAT/ PUT THE GLASSES
ON HIM / MAYBE HE’LL
CONNECT
--I >
SOCK. IT
JOE !
JIMMY GETS A CLOSE-UP OF THE FAMOUS DIMAGGIO GRIP
AS THE HOME-RUN KING WAITS FOR. THE FIRST PITCH
AS A FAST ONE COMES OVER, JOE SWINGS'
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THERE GOES THE
OLD BALL CAME / (
it’s a
HOMER.!
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i’ve got
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LOOK OUT J
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comes/ E
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hurry! let’s
GET JOE TO
AUTOGRAPH
BOY, OH BOY A
IS THIS OUR. I
BIG DAY/ I
f YOU ^
I CAN FIND
\DI MAGGIO
yy AT THE
IPLAYER-’S
^ EXIT ^
THE BOYS FIND JOE AT THE EXIT AND
WITH HIM-‘IRON MAN" LOU GEHRIG
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I CAUGHT THE BALL
YOU SOCKED INTO
THE STANDS, JOE!
WOULD YOU AUTO
GRAPH IT
.FOR ME ?
SUR.E fella! just
wait ’till lou and
1 LIGHT UP A
COUPLE OF ('
CAMELS !
I’LL BET JOE DOESN'T THINK
ALL CIGARETTES ARE ALIKE.1
HOW ABOUT IT, JOE, DO YOU
FIND CAMELS DIFFERENT
FROM THE OTHER
KINDS? ^
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-and Hint's jot’s answer:
YOU BET CAMELS ARE
different/ BALL PLAY
ERS GO FOR CAMELS
IN A BIG WAY. 1
I’VE BEEN ENJOYING
CAMELS FOR OVER 5
YEARS NOW, AND I’VE
FOUND THAT CAMEL IS
THE CIGARETTE THAT \
AGREES WITH ME ? \
CAMELS DON’T JANGLE
MY NERVES. THEY GIVE ME
\a‘lift'when i’m TIRED
“WE KNOW TOBACCO |
because we know tobacco -tob WalterDev,,s
“1 had the dan- tobacco brought |
“1 know the diest tobacco the highest j
kind of tobacco crop ever last price in his mar
bought for vari- year,”says Roy ket last year,
ouscigarettes,” Jones, well- “The Camel
says Beckham known tobacco people took the
Wright, who grower.“Camel „ he says. “They usu
has been grow- biggest prices to get the c 01 /know tobacco, so 1 m
ing tobacco for 19 years. “Camel ^'sUots l know Camel uses cost- * Jtial't0 Camels. Most of the
got my choice tobacco last year, b^ tobaccos> s0 they’re the kind P^ grQwers here feel the sam
j as they ’most always do.^ ^ay.They’
PEOPLE 22
APPRECIATE THE
COSTLIER
TOBACCOS
IN CAMELS
CAMELS ARE A MATCHLESS BLEND OF FINER,
MORI IXPINSIVI TOBACCOS*TURKISH t DOMESTIC
(signed) R.J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO..WINSTON-SALIN, N.C.
CAMELS AGREE W1 _
Copyright, 1938, R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
SEE THAT QUAINT LITTLE FRAME t=
BUILDING? ITIS ONE OF THE OLD
EST SCHOOLHOUSES IN THE UNITED
STATES. INSIDE ARE WAX FIGURES
SHOWING THE CLASS COS'™
--
THE SCHOOLMASTER TAUGHT CLASSES
RIGHT HERE WHERE HE UVEP-ANP «
HE LIVEP VERY COMFORTABLY, AS
| YOU CAN SEE
THIS WAS THE SCHOOLMASTERS
CHAIR NOTICE THE TWO PIPES
CARVED IN THE BACK, AND
THE BOX AT THE TOP WHERE
A LARGE SUPPLY OF TOBACCO
WAS KEPT ON HAND
WELL, I GUESS WE PIPE-SMOKERS CAN AU_[
UNDERSTAND THAT PRECAUTION. I'D i
CERTAINLY HATE TO RUN OUT OF MILD, I
TASTY PRINCE ALBERT. WOULDN'T VOU?
I SHOULD SAY SO' SMOKING ■
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TIME. IT'S NO*/
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[PIPE SMOKING)
1 MEANS PIPE A
PLEASURE TO ME,
THAT CALLS FOR <
EASY-DRAWING,
FREE-BURNING, j
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COMES TO MCI*’
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