The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 5, 1937, Page 8

THE BISMARCK ‘TRIBUN RY.5, 1987: ee % Siinecianae . THE GUMPS—HIS NOSE KNOWS oo — Ta = — lw a ///, i E - SIDNEY WICKLEYS BREAKING IN? never find another one.” | | McKemmey om Bridge | P ey “4 BS ks Bisa if DEFEAT WINS TOP SCORE . Where One Side Has Prospects for Game Contract, 2 i HELP’ JACK? - | W-WHATS GOING Opponent May Sacrifice for Lower Loss HE'S CHOK- \ Pr - a * By WM. E. McKENNEY two kings, but she did have five r ING ME? 5 ~ . 4, (Secretary, American Bridge League) | hearts, and she did fear a vulnerable ’ ¢ A \ game. Perhaps the game contract i . \ > SOLUTION OF PREVIOUS INSPECTOR, CONTRACT PROBLEM UNABLE bre) WITHSTAND THE SHOCK OF MYRAS REVELATIONS, “I'd ask him to quit his job to prove he loves me, but he'd | | B y f yp & ] f M i Hd iM fell E88 i fe TS SUT THE SORT PLACE ‘ou! ott mie THIS WARGINE. HE'D LOE WS ° Bm tour tie PLAcE~| i AG = 2-Goon.t | ‘ " Jl: sas gt a FEEL SILLY om \ f I erat eatuov (TTT ULL Powell and Loy Play _| Innocent Man Hurt Hy in ‘Thin Man’ Sequel] By False Testimony] . NA ‘William Powell and Myma Loy, Pgh a ee | He) ‘the merriest, maddest married couple may influence testimony of wil lil i i ti le