The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 13, 1937, Page 10

10 - MciKXemney om Bridge | i CONGRATULATION: GUIDED TO PROPER BID Se A ook ‘Partners, Warned by Defensive Doubling of Suits, Arrive at ‘ Safe Small Slam Contract By WM. E. McKENNEY ; By far the most interesting fea- » American Bridge League) |tures of the bidding are the doubles Nee ee rere hand wiih (Wich North and South found it in- ‘Observation that “unthink- cumbent to make, and which drove the opponents often are es to the correct con-| “CONTRACT. PROBLEM om mel : i a +4 ING THAT DIARY I WROTE WHEN I WAS A BOY, BUT SINCE You CONFESS ‘To IT, MY HANDS ARE TIED! Lange-Bartel and his partner, Charles Pool, into their only makeable slam contract. Golden silence might have been richly rewarded, had North failed to double the six-club bid and thus led South to double six spades. Of course, there was no chance that @ slam in clubs would be attempted by East and West, but, without the warning of the double, they might have remained in six spades, at which contract defeat would have been in- table. evi . (Copyright, 1937, NEA Service, Inc.) MYRA NORTH, SPECIAL NURSE (OF COURSE 1 DON'T WANT { ss TO MY COUNTRY~I MUST TO GO BACK TO’ PARIS, AT THE MOVIES GO BACK. YOU SAID SILLY... TLL RUN RIGHT a YOURSELF, YOU DIDN'T... DOWN TO FOLKESTONE, NOw, AND SEE ABOUT Powell and Francis | Scouts Save Ruggles THAT JOB. In ‘One-Way Passage’| In Hilarious Comedy Boy Scouts to the rescue! fis ‘This, in brief, is the madcap climax to “Mind Your Own Business,” an-/ BOUTS AND HER BUDDIES TESMEsHe Vel HE Aus 1 (ERS EE WAS, OER Tone WHEN She OA Be Le : = eae OM WEAN Free v2 a Ai . : ; : 4 GEST NEEO SAR, i ) ts ale , | SOME HELP ISOM RO i 5 BROS, that the to Ban Francisco in tive lows peel i ail fall "Ts ten’t anything else fn our home that gives as much value for so little as our Telephone” ins. AE. Hill —One of our customers— Our Boarding House With Major Hoopie ia ve F SPONSIBLE, WRIGHNESS “He Zl MY WORDS UME-F HACK -ien Z me FOR THIS AFFAIZ,\ THAT'S A GREAT CAESARS THE STUPID Sponge ; WN © FELLOW TRIPPED OVER MY (YY; Gy: CANE, THROUGH No FAULT 4a OF MINE ~KUMF 6 KUME PERCHANCE THERE ARE WITNESSES ABOUT WHO WILL HELP ME PROVE MY INNOCENCES ©@ “Having a telephone gives me a greater feeling of security,” says Mrs. Hill, “I am hours alone with the baby and I know that, if there is the necessity, I can get a doctor or other help almost immediately.” Your telephone protects your family and your home—keeps you in touch with friends—saves time and trips—gives you more leisure to do the things you want to do.