Evening Star Newspaper, October 6, 1937, Page 37

LIFE'S LIKE THAT WORLD sEpps 0'GRAPH 10-6 @191 The A P AD Rights Rewned | "SO THAT'S ONE! I ALWAYS WONDERED WHAT A MOTH LOOKED LIKE!” WEBSTER—Trailer Tintypes. Now, ISNT THIS BETrerR ThAn THE CROWDED CITY WHERE THE NEIGHBORS Kkuow EVERY Move You AR ! Aow icyWM‘f‘dy}-M»fi’ Wgh 0/ fl THERMAL | | BICKERS | | SLUSHY | | TEREDO | KNEEL | Letter-Out for a German ecoin. Letter-Out and many go into & house. Leter-Out and she's pert and forward. 3 Letter-Out and the coon s “out imb."” 4 Letter-Out for an onion-like veg- on a Ii etable. 5 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1937. Sonnysayings Baby's singin’ sometimes gets on my goat! profiteers =nd such e world just goes from bad ‘to worse I often wish I had more time Winning Contract BY THE FOUR ACES. (David Burnstine. Merwin D. Maler, Os- wald Jacoby. Howard Schenken, world's leading team of four. inventors of the system that has beaten every other sys- tem in existence. Submarine Squeeze. EA J. SIMON, an English visitor to our shores, confounded the ex- perts when he presented them with the hand shown below on which a small slam was made. The hand was played originally by Jack Marx, a friend of Mr. Simon, in a London club. At first glance there appeared to be two inescapable losers, but Mr. Marx managed to lose only one trick by executing what he called a “sub- marine squeeze.” South, dealer. Both sides vulnerable. ‘The bidding: South ~ West 1v Pass 3& 34 Pass 5& 5% Pass Pass Pass Pass Mr. Marx trumped the opening club lead, led a small trump, to dum- my, then ruffed another ciub. He next led a diamond, playing low from dummy, and East, after winning with the queen, returned the king. After winning the second diamond lead with the ace, Mr. Marx trumped a third club. Then, entering dummy with the king of spades, he trumped dum- my’s last club with his ace of trumps. At this point, declarer held three spades, his losing diamond and the queen of hearts, whereas West held three spades, the jack of diamonds and & trump. West had already been squeezed when declarer started ruf- fing clubs. On the second club lead he had thrown a spade, on the third a diamond and finally had discarded a trump in an attempt to protect both diamonds and spades. Mr. Marx now led his last trump, overtaking with dummy’s king, then discarded his remaining diamond on dummy’s last trump, thus leaving himself with the ace-queen-small in spades. The last trump was the fatal squeezing card on West, who held the jack-ten- small of spades and the high dia- mond. West elected to discard a spade, whereupon Mr. Marx ran- off the last three spade tricks to com- plete as well-played a hand as we have ever seen. (Copyright, 1937.) ‘The Pour Aces will be pleased to an- swer Jetters from readers if a stamped (3-cent). self-addressed envelope is In- closed with each communication. If_you desire the pocket outline of the Four Aces' system of tract bridge. send with your request stamped (3-cent). -addressed. lai i Sweep Money Goes Far. ‘That 227 institutions in the Irish Free State are now benefiting from the Irish Hospitals’ Sweepstakes, is declared in an announcement issued in Dublin. These include 71 volun- tary hospitals and county hospitals, infirmaries and special institutions controlled by the government. Since the sweepstakes were started more than $55,000,000 has been turned over SERGEANT STONY CRAIG—Lost Decision. HAZARD'S COURAGE 1S NOT ENOUGH ABAINST THE PROFESSIONAL SKILL OF SLUGGER WISE — BUT TI BOUT ENDS WITH HIM STILL FIGHTING GAMELY THE MOUNTAIN BOYS— wh.s{»' BLAST YORE WIDE! WHERE AT HAVE YOu BEEN ALL DAY 2 LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE— M'S PLAIN TO SEE MR BLADE REALLY B'LIEVES TW SPIRITS O' HIS PEOPLE ARE THICKER'N A SWARM O' BEES IN THIS PLACE, AND JUST AS FULL O PEP- SURELY YOU SAW THE NAME OF GRWMSBY W THE DEED 10 THIS . Sodes of th WISE, | GUESS IT WAS YOUR PIGHT HAT OUGHT TO TEACH YOU TO LAY OFF THE GRAND-STAMD PLANS — - WAHL - THIS MAWNIN AH DUG A PERTATER AND AFTER SOME O TH T THINGS fVE SEEN AROUND i HERE | COULD ALMOST BELIEVE HES GOT SOMETHING THERE - B8UT WHO CAN BELIEVE SUCH STUFF? ANYBODY'D KNOW HE MUST BE CRAZY- )\ SAW NOTHIN'= THIS A PRESENT 2 WuipPooRWIL FARM A PRESEMT 1O YOU 2 GOOD HEAVENS, WHAT A WITH THE JONES"—Swee || HAVE A BIT i| OF INFORMATION THAT MAY YOU SOCKIN' MY, TWIN BROTHER P T AFTER SERING MOW INADEQUATELY YOU HAVE FILLEC TH' POSITION AG , TUTOR TO MY TWINS T HAVE PUT wérq A PR“"TRE SCHOOL MERE [ CITY WHERE THEIR EDUCATION WILL NOT. BE FURTHER _ JEOPA! HERE'S A PICTURE OF A GENTLEMAN THAT HANGS IN THE ROGUES' GALLERY _ LOOK AND SEE IF YOUVE EVER MET HIM_ THAT'S DANDY NIBROC Ves / HE GOT TouGH WITH ME (N THE SCHOOL YARD YESTERDAY, AN’ T HADDA POKE. HIM ONE ¢ MOW JEST FOR THAT YOU AT COMIN'TO OUR BOTHDAY PARTY NEXT WEEK, MISTER ONE = PUMNCH B—17 —By FRANK H. RENTFROW and DON DICKSON AND NEXT TIME I'LL KNOCK TH SWELLED HEAD OFF YOUR WMA;S WELL, ONE TS TOO DEEP RULE AW, THAT AINT FAIR/T DIDN’ SOCK YOU, DID I? WHY DONTCHA LEMME COME AN ONEY SOIVE ME HALE PORTIONS/] to these hospitals and institutions. Remove one letter from each word and rearrange to spell the word ealled for in the last column. Print the letter in center column opposite Tb:mmoney Lspll&ed ins "'l“m ‘“m the word you have removed it from. If you have “Lettered-Out” correctly | I the names of the National Hospi! " you get a fruit of the gourd family. trustees. It is paid out on order of the hospitals’ commissioner, ap- pointed by the government some time #g0 to examine the conditions and requirements of hospitals and insti- tutions, MOPSY BY GLADYS PARKER. Answer {o Yesterday’s LETTER-OUT. GRAIL Letter-Out for s bear's “hang- LAIR l R | mfir-&x:h.lor the old-fashioned AIMLESS | A DROOPS | P | CALORIC el BREATHES | | Letter-Out snd he slings mud. SLIMES Letter-Out_and there are many in a siaughter house, ODORS Leter-Out and he scolds. BERATES (Copyright, 1937.) War Baby Mystifies. , Al efforts to trace the parents of & war-baby girl living on the lonely Atlanticsswept island of Soay, one mile off Skye, Scotland, have failed. Brought from Flanders in 1916 she ily. His brother Kenneth brought ADVERTISEMENT. ADVERTISEMENT. ' TERRY AND TED Windy Bowls 'em Over THE BREAD FOR WINNERS