Evening Star Newspaper, October 16, 1937, Page 41

STRANGE AS IT SEEMS— THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATfiRDAY; OCTOBER 18, 1937.. —By JOHN HIX | SERGEANT STONY CRAIG— \T LOOKS LIKE ) WILL WIN 77 THE_GOLD ONS SERGEANT, [ CoMe p'eet 1T/ CONGRESS ONCE GPVE e 16TA-CENTDRY GERMPN TowN, 20 BUILTT0 AHORD R FRaTECTiON THE BO0Y OF 1 ) NELSON - “oRPmofiW/sfi naval hero SHIPPED ROME N A CASK OF BRANDY %fiea‘m BATILE OF RAFPLGAR/ He Whe BURIED N P COFFIN BLILT FROM WOOD OF THE CAPTURED FRENCH PRIGPTE, L'ORIENT/ -[Bo5- ° STINCHCOMB - e i (R i 16, PLAYED 9 HolES IN 2 10~ & ReED *SORRY, I'M A BOY SCOUT AN’ IT'S MY GOOD DEED FOR THE DAY ... BUT MY LITTLE BROTHER HERE AIN'T A SCOUT.” MODERN MAIDENS © 1091 The \ P AN Kights Brared "AND IF FATHER WAKES UP I JUST RATTLE THESE BOTTLES.” 'Y i bWN ¢ 28,000,000 eeiauee of PN OVER-BALANCED BuocET/ LOOK AT THE WHOPPER '/ BAD FOR THIS PART YES SIREE! WHERE 1 come FROM WE REALLY HAVE GOOD Fi¢H-| ING ~NO SMALL FRY LIKE YOU GET Bl NOT | HERE. WHY You DON'T KNowW : BovS A OF THE COUNT WHAT FISHING 15, o B RY NNIE—=Will the Merry- ASSIGNMENT~ YOU'RE . SURE You Ve GOT T/ UL POOR TO WAKEN JASON 7 MR. GRIMSBY \6 DOWN IN NO, HE'D BE TOO UPoE' CVEM THOUGH IT ISN'T We! DAY hwve fon— roam at will the big wide empty shy . - They dont mind traffic ru == THIS LETTER FROM TW "CAT* SAYING I'M NEXT ON HIS LST LOOKS LIKE A PHONEY ME -=- AND I THINK I KNOW WHOS, BEHIND 1T [l J” THIS IS A PROPRR TIME FOR ANY they LIS'SEN, Arcund ELMORE ---PUN IS FUN--BUT I'M WISE TO You!! AND I DON'T THINK ABOUT THAT SHOVED UNDER AsouT, § \ EODIE T Winning Contract BY THE FOUR ACES. Hollywood Squeeze. ’I\) BE able as declarer to spread your hand on the table at trick No. 3 and claim the balance of the tricks even though you still hold a loser is indeed a rare occurrence. Our old friend Lee Langdon, now a resident of California, and a popular favorite among the movie crowd, sends us the hand shown below wherein at the third trick he called a double squeeze on his opponents that was bound to work. Fast, dealer. Neither side vulnerable. 4Q8" WOUNDED ME DEEPLY . g A\ A WORIAN WHO LOVES d West opened the king of hearts and East, after overtaking with the to believe that Mr. Langdon had more spades, and also felt that as he held a stopper in clubs, he was bound to win another trick. East quickly received his just des- serts for his stubbornness. Mr. Lang- - — A R AT -7 A R AT 2 c—19 —By FRANK H. RENTFROW and DON DICKSO_N‘ READY ON THE RIGHT-~ UNLOCK ! READY ON THE LEFT -~ g READY ON THE FIRING LINE oo i SHECKS! A RECKON AM'LL JEST LEAVE H LUKE — THESE LEETLE FELLERS g MAKE MIGHTY DANG FINE BAIT. WELL, WELL~ HELLO, | ANleo-UGOT A SURPRIS il VO\CES!/ ONE'S Bl AR, GRUMGBY AND THE OTHER'S SOMEBODY SERIOUS, BOWERS!! I HAD HEARD HE —By SOL HESS 1 DONIT CARE NOTHING ABoLT 3 ENOUGH T FORGIVE AND GET, ILL COME TO DINNER . CANIT YOU HAVE