McAllen Daily Monitor (McAllen, Tex.), Vol. 26, No. 25, Ed. 1 Friday, March 29, 1935 Page: 3 of 8
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to call by declarer, unless, in the1
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Putt D. Mathis, illustrious potentate of Alzafar temple, San Antonio,
who will accompany the troupe of 35 to 40 merrymakers, from Alzafar
temple and Scottish rite bodies of San Antonio, on their trip to the
Valley. The group will put on complimentary performances in San Ben-
ito, Friday, night, and in the high school auditorium at McAllen, Satur-
day night, at 8 o’clock. All Master Masons in the Valley and their fam-
ilies and friends are invited.
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ley special train, and been elected
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(e) Question declarer regarding
his possible revoke.
(d) Draw attention to a defend-
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taking powder to demonstrate how you can produce delicious
bakings of fine texture and large volume. Well-known domestic
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ened, read, and classified.
Mrs. Roosevelt’s mail is generally
divided into three classifications.
There are requests for her auto-
graph, gifts for church bazaars, in-
vitations to speak or give inter-
views or to be patroness of this
event or that. Then there are let-
-ters of immediate importance. The
third group are those letters which
require a personal reply from Mrs
Roosevelt. In addition to the work
of codifying these and answering
them under her employer’s direc-
tion, Mrs. rScheider takes the dic-
tation of all articles and speeches
and accompanies Mrs. Roosevelt on
visits throughout the nation.
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forced the play of the exposed' .
card if it was to his advantage to’ Press, bond averages, tells a story leveled off to
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again given the dummy player a
voice in the proceedings.
One important change involving
declarer’s partner which (nay be
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nation to back hl
difficulties. 1 1. 1
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grade issues.
Twenty railroad bons, on the
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band.
N. 20 acres of lot 7. blk. 90 of
Mo. Tex. Land and Irrigation Co.
sub. of Los Mestenas grant.
Deeds of Trust
P. W. Powell, et ux. to W.. H.
Moon, Tots 10 to 16,. Blk. 2 in Col-
lege addition to McAllen.
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graduation from college ip 1890
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Mr who heeded the
industries board, has
told the Nye, committee that “no
national has ‘the ight to go into
the trouble zone and expect this
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received new emphasis today with
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little difference,’ position of representative classifi- Ten medium grade .
cations of bonds in the New York bonds, however, climbed from 73.7 other hand, dropped sharply this
was called bak
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THE (REVOKE AND ESTAB-
LISHED REVOKE: The substance
of the revoke law has not been
changed, though it has been re-
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he would introduce in the House
anti-war-profits legislation along
lines favored by Nye.
It is understood that the Nye
measure wbieh Maverick said he
"would offer the house ‘within a
few days,” is similar to the Board
• taxation plan presented the senate
committee of John T. Flynn, eco-
A nomist and writer. Among other
F things the Flynn plann would limit
individual incomes , to $10,000 a
K yearn wartimie.
about 86, : only slight!
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. (The third of a series of four
artices of ' the hew contract ,
bridge code., effective March 31, 1
by an outstanding official of the
game deals with perialties for
violaitions of the laws during the
play period.) -
By ALFRED M. GRUENTHER
(Written Jor .the Associated Press)
H. C. Miller to Izaak N.
LN % of lot | 9. blk 2l '
‘Pershing sub.ofpor. 66-67.
York finane
World War
' corporate bonds average current-
ly around 110 in price against a 1934 high
1934 high point of 108.3, the pres- the 68.2
With practised eye, she sorts out
ithe personal and otherwise import-
ant mail. The balance is sent down j
to the mailing room in the base- i i
Rite bodies
ent wi be-
o'clock, Saturday night.
■ H. E. Gilbert to Union Sulphur
-- • —es of farm tract 1106.
Associated Press Wire Service.
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left McAllen for Monterrey Friday spreads his hand claiming the bal-
SHIRTS 10c
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.Methodist Church, Sun Say, at 11:00
a. m. on the "Onciming Wir
WASHINGTON,
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>lans now,
future
N of Oil and Gas
dueres to Shell Pe-
Share 12-A of San
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mother-in-law of Sarao
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low of 60.2 to a current position
around 68.
some time that this penalty is too
severe. To be forced to make a
specified lead frequently results in
a severe penalty—entirely out of
keeping with this relatively minor,
though annoying, offense.
RIGHTS OF DECLARER’S
PARTNER: Under the new laws,
declarer's partner is given certain
definite rights as follows:
for 1934.
Redl Estate^
Transfers
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ers with
follows:
mas. Lt.
apt. C.
Sawtelle.
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Ringgold,
W move-
written in the interest of clarity. .
The penalty for an established missed in a casual
a low point of 99.1 early in 1934. fected by -____ ____
The rise reflects the plethora of to regulate or abolish utility' hold -
Flying Squadron Foundation whien
he aided former Governor J. Frank
Hanly in founding and which he
has led since the latter’s death in
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Mr. Sttewart was last heard in
this state in the campaign of the
Allied Forces in 1932. t
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blue lodge friends Ao oome with
ance of the tricks, in this way he
does not actually play to a subse-
quent trick, and .-for that reason
'there has always been some ques-
tion whether the claim establishes
the revoke. This is now settled af-
firmatively in Law 29.
Penalty Less Severe
INSPECTING A QUITTED
TRICK: If a quitted trick is looked
at before the end of the hand, the
opponents score 50 points in their
premium score.
The pid law provided that Pthe
non-offending side might call a
lead, but it has been realized for
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Another long disputed point:
which is now specifically covered ,
in the laws is illustrated by the-1
following situation. Declarer re-
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2115, containing
current average against a 1934 high of 89.4. This
ence
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senteneed to 20 years in pi
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defender who own it to play he
must play it, unless the play of
the penalty card, would constitute
a revoke.
This law Involves a slight change
from the old exposed card law in
that heretofore, the owner of a
penalty card was nt required to
the foregoing, and he loses all of
those if he intentionally looks at
the face of a card in a player’s
hand.
Object To Limitation
, I will be remembered that, un-
derthe 1932 code, dummy (il e., de-
L clarer’s partner) was permitted to
I .protect his partner against possible
revokes, and that was about the ex-
tent of his privileges. Contract play-
some what f requ en t
requested, discuss
today as _—-----------maa2.g2
dering her husband, aecordine to
a wit ness who attended.
Newspapermen were barred from
the execution by the Quebfje at-
president ofi the Fly: ag Squadron
Foundation, will speak
son.
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Nobles Wear Fezzes
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showed 75 persons. Miks Ruth
Clark is in charge of the excursion-
ists.
Consul H. Robles and his office
here-assisted in getting the party
through the customs. Numbered
among the troup are George Hall,
president of the McAllen Tourist
Club, and Emory Parnell, district
agent fore the Connecticut Mutual
' Life Insurance Co., who recently
moved from Detroit to Harlingen-
Mr. Parhell, nationally known
chautauqua aftist, took his ac-
cordian along t help entertain the
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received here yesterday by a met.
ber 5 of (he eommitte in charge
S, 10 acres of lot 8, blk. 19 in N.
Capisallo district.
Walter Hess to Union Sulphur
Co. W. 10 acres of farm tract 2072 ■
in N. Capisallo district.
Uvado Zamara t lone McGee ;
3.1, acres 'known as Share 218, in
tracts 336-357 and share 210, tract
261, consisting of 0.71 acres.
Oil, Gas, and Mineral
Mrs. J. K. Liddell to Union Sul-
phur Co., N. 20 acres of lot 8, blk.
118 in Campacuas addition.
Gertrude Walker to Union Sul-
phur Co., 40 acres of lot 12, blk. <
99 in Campacuas addition.
Emily Hall to Union Sulphur
Co., lot 12. blk. 99— NE. 20 acres
in Campacuas addition.
Emily Charles to Union Sul-
phur Co. E 30 acres of farm tract
1110, blk. 119 of West and Adams
tracts. J
E. L. Charles to Union Sulphur
Co., W. 10 acres of E. 40 acres of
farm tract 1110 of Blk. 119 of 1
West and Adams tracts.
D. B. Smith to Union Sulphur
Co. N. 6.79 acres of lot’ 15. blk.
L G. Bur
' Co., Farm t
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J pisallo distr,- I
i. I. Deemerto Union Sulphur
Co. farm tract 2113, containing 40
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the old code, if dummy left the
table, the adversaries could not
claim the penalty for an establish-
ed declarer before the revoke be-
came established. This protection
provision has now ben repealed'
so that if declarer’s partner Heaves,
the tablee, the declarer is’ fully
liable for any etsablished revokes
•made during his absence.
conhing
prohibitio n.
voke (including the revoking
trick). To clear up a point which
has long bothered contract bridge
players, assume that South is play-
ing a hand and that West revokes
to the third triek which is won by
his side. The revoke becomes esta-
blished and the revoking side does
not win any more tricks. In that
event, the penalty is paid by the
transfer of only one trick. How-
ever, if an additional trick is won
by the revoking side the two-trick
penalty must be paid. „
twelve yeas after his
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Mrs. Franklin Delano Roqsevelt
has a fan manl that might well be
the envy of even the most scintil-
lating movie star, it wll be re-
vealed tonight when she broad-
casts over a national Columbia
network, at 7 p. m., central time.
In 1934, for example, she receiv-
ed letters numbering more than
one hundred, and five thousands
This will be the sixth of a series
of weekly radio talks which Mrs.
Roosevelt is making under the aus-
pices of the Selby Shoe company
of (Portsmeuth, Ohio of which
Puryear's Shoe Store is the local
representative.
A staff of capable assistants has
made it possible for her to take a
more active interest in social work
than any of her predecessors in the
White House. Chief among these
is Mrs. Malvina Scheider, the First
Lady’s personal secretary, who has
been associated with her for four-
teen years. The day’s mail as it is
brought from the post office is de-
livered to Mrs. Scheider’s desk.
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IN BRENHOU/TS & LANDRY DRUG STORE
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Charles A. Zweig et, ux to P. W.
Powell, et ux, lots 10 to 16 in
blk. 2 of the College Addition to
McAllen.
W. A. Odom to R. R. Talbert,
mJ ,, 0 'w oX .. tture from the University district
The Honorable Oliveil W. Stewart, '
a a
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of. the City of
— IHchison . to R- R.
Hill Farm tract 2046, blk. 129 of
the N. Capiallo grant, containing
2111 acres.
American Rio Grande Land and
Irrigation Co/to Union Sulphur Co.,
lot 5, blk. 100, 40 acres, lot 11,
blk. 100, 8. 10 acres out of N.
a RewteNIT. Arriurz4
McALLEN DAILY MONITOR Fnday.^aKh 29. 19$5.
CONTRACT' Bond Chart Sho
more than twenty yearhh
cial connection has been
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used in this perid “Defender”
replaces the cumbersome “oppon-
ent of declarer,” "Pnalty card”
is used instead of the le descrip-1
tive and inaccurate term “ex-
posed card.” The "dummy”’ Is now .
“declarer’s partner” and the “dum-
my hand0 is known as the “'faced
hand?’
PENALTY CARD OF A DE-
FENDER: If during the play a de-
fender improperly exposes a card,
such card becomes a penalty card.'
A penalty card must be left face
up on the table until played, and
whenever it is the turn of the
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at an inopportune moment.
Complicated Law Replaced
LEAD OUT OF TURN: By de-
clarer from either hand: Either de-
fender may require declarer to
take back the lead and to lead a
card of the same < suit from the
correct hand. This is the same law
which has ' been in force many
years.
By a defender: ' Declarer may
either treat the card led out of
turn as a penalty card, or call a
lead from the defending side as
soon as it is the turn of a defend-
er to lead.
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WESLACO, Mar. 29—(Spl.) —
Will Rogers will he brought to the
Valley in the Gulf Refining Com-
pany program, Sunday night at
6:30 o’clock C.S.T., ’ through a
hook-up of the Columba Broad-
casting system with station KRGV
at Weslaco, according to announce-’
ment made by Dick Niles, manager
of the local station.- | 1
This Columbia hook-up is the
result of the work doe during
the past several weeks by. friends
of KRGV throughout the Valley,
who have written hundreds of let-
ters to Columbia arid5 sponsors of
popular programs. The work of the
Valley Gulf Refining ompany
dealers also has played : an- im-
portant part in bringing Rogers
to the Valley that all those own-
ing radio sets may hear the pop-
ular humorist without interfer-
ence.
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fiio, 19, were hanged op anothen
scaffold fir the samecrime*
g 20 acres,of farm tract
2041 in’ Nqrth Capisallo district.
1m ■ ' L. G. Burrell to Union Sulphur acres
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of the arrangements for the visit-
ing Shriners this weekend.; ’_
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Mathis, Totentate, and referred to
vision of expert chemists of national reputation.
The quality is always uniform—KC is dependable.
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To. a
committee is ready to offer ten-
j tative bills to that end.
Although Nye did not disclose
the details, the bills were reported
o deal - with foreign ttavel by
Americans in wartime, trade with
belligerents and foreign fbans. The
aim is to prevent the United States
being drawn into war through such
activities.
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E. 20 in North Ca- • H Warranty Deeds
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i owner would usually play it any-' i ited States'during the past two end business activity
how in order to avoid the danger! years. has slacke ned a little.
Ten high-priced or "low yield” Tien yti ity bonds are currently ation that
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40 acres in North Capisallo district.
I Alma B: Bradbury to Union Sul-
phur Co. E.
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funds seeking conservative invest- ing companies so muh as low
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• disclosure that Chairman Nye
(R-ND) of the senate munitions
■ - 1/ • -i .
{isst-
Saturday af.
I experleneed t
555. . 22-Up
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low mileage
condition in
to sell quick-
Co, Phone
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en
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J. C. Engelman, Jr; et ux, to
Frank G. Crow, tr„:
First tract—S. 20.10 series of lot
4. blk. 97. . ! j
Second tract—S. 5% of lot 9, blk
88.
Third tract—N % of, N 1-2 of S.,
1-2 of S. 1-2 of lot 5, blk. 95.
Fourth tract—N. 20.9 [acres of
S. 30.9 acres of lot 16, blk; 94.
Fifth tract—S. 34.52 acres of
lot 13. blk. 87 and lot 14, blk. 97?
Sixth tract—lots 1, 4, 5, 6, 8,
11, 12, 13 and 14 in blk. 96.
It will produce the finest of baked goods
at low cost. You will realize why there is
more KC manufactured and shipped than '
erf any other brand.
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Company with
of both Btari
btes to ow
hte FAstttes
.
The trio were convicted by a
court of King’s bench jury of
dering the middle-aged streeki
cleaner for the sake of he $4,500
insurace on his life. Mrs- Sarao
was"n the plot but it was Gagli-
ardi and I onofrio who beat Sara
to depth with clubs in a field ne*
Blue • Bonnets race track in th
north of the city last' summer’?
! Mry. ovannina Theolis, 79
have been involved ii.
lot to kill Sarao. She plead-
nplimentary entertainment
iven in Me Allen by a troup [
> 40 members of the Alza-
far temp e and Scotish T1
of San Antonio. The event’
gin at 8
all
ke the show ip McAllen Sat- .
night, fz nig} in Hidalgp
countis aid invite their
c-ur
reeee
■ 4 Capisallo ai
E13H
"T-l- American
| Irrigation co.
Co. farm tract
position being reached from These securities have aot been af-
- ' ‘ the congres sional move
EL
i the third day today to elaborate
on his ideas, has said "it is most
| important that this nation .establish
| neutrality laws:" . * 2
Meanwhile the drive to take pro-
fits out of war was carried to a
» I new front withan announcement
by Rep. Maverick (D-Texas) ahati
\ ‘
cs
phur Co., farm tract 2027, con-
taining 20 acres in N. Capisallo*
district. /
H. J. KoHmer to Union Sulphur,
farm tract 2103, consisting of 40
.acres, in N. Capisallo district.
Samuel Smith to Union Sulphur
onstrate their ability to support
their capital structure.
Ten representative foreign bonds
have risen steadily from a 1934
- 71
. Hip
torne v-general’s department.
A f w minutes before Mrs. S
dropned through the‘trap, L
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