Here are some more panels that appeared in "Memos from Gurney Williams". Mr Williams was, among other things, Cartoon Editor of LOOK magazine in the 1950's, and he published a monthly "Memos" to be picked up and read by the cartoonists who visited him on Wednesday, which was Cartoon "Look Day". For more details, see my previous postings on the subject in "Eli's Corner".
Anyway, here are three more "How Not to Get an Okay" panels by Stan Fine, two panels of "The Rat Race" by Jack Tippit and last, but certainly not least, a VIP (Virgil Partch). These all involved cartoonists commenting on this crazy business of magazine gag cartooning. More to come in future postings. 
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Thanks, Eli! Always fun to see these rare cartoons for cartoonists!
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IN Lubbock Texas many years ago, Jack Tippit and a few other advertising type guys played golf at the Meadowbrook Municipal . Jack kept us laughing so hard he could always win. He had a couple of talented sisters that used to lots of “chalk Talks”, real artists to tell story and draw at same time. Jack’s mother used to try to get him to take his shirt off when we went to the park but he would not — I did and suffered sunburn every time. I am 84 and still miss those great days with Jack (always reminded me that he was special because his last name spelled same forwards or backwards) And he was special….