The Daily Sun (Goose Creek, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 210, Ed. 1 Monday, February 5, 1934 Page: 4 of 6
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PRETTY MOtnhMs «h* “< U*
NRA .ill be Print ovor b»«ioe« bou«» of
the United State*, ^according to newa dif
|HS mSTSSSiCl «*rt oT ipoctallwd
abifareBttgss
oil but eliminated rMUL labor fi
Thin bird will bo the tttw color and the
name form a* hi* itredecesfor but on the
card on which he « printed then* *iO be a
apeeial inrigni* W denote Jth«*br»m;h of $w*i-
v It is clearly evident that the three great JJJJ which he ia»uppo*ed tower,*,■
* '■ “ “*' Thl* It the Johnsonian infltMtncft, mjm
11 at Hugh Johnson. chief of the NRA, » an
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ruction. Capt. Alfred T. Mahan fajitoj" (>f lht> worW ww wiH’recall how
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* contest# with Perttta. . ... j which mean "major gcnoaT “aargeant
Japan*#* Bari,ament ha, before it *.meas
™T6»i« the amount of appropriate** . H2S*‘ja ih« Hko He fu*
m0Q»r Japan. already dominant in the
The Dalian New# make, a very sound
Ktern 1‘arifk. ahatthavea ^‘^Ji,ufR<.*Uon. one which General ‘ Johnaon
Kerwkf-wide commerce that »t in luminir j ^ald give due cpnsiderafion. •' _
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Iff ku5jipet^n^corii^
HKudti obviously inclines in thi* direction and
Sl”a» -**<WP»'w «? mm &*.«*• «•
zsrJztXLSz. ‘fflSrLr ^i^+~*r?jti <*** ** "•*•
fcWnr* a navy building program and reap-
Itjeal tariff agreement* with other nation*.
IliGrcat Britain, act' lone "mtetma of the
IVfjr'swis," submitted to American equality
Ilm the mm at the Washington conference in
I*** hut aeema—to object viforooshrte
$ granting the *am«* ratio to Japan tn 1936. It
pj§j§ know* that Japan has it in mind to do*
trdnate the North anil South Pacific west «f
Hawaii, ami that an equal ratio place at
dupin'* mercy the British South Pacific do-
li adnhm* amt island groups—to say nothing
^pPMia and Burma. Consequently, the
P’SIpapore naval conference b being held, the
out-com<‘ of which will undoubtedly result in
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to* lomp
public meaning of the rkwigh*.
I'fimfdetion of the Singapore naval has-
| tad a rap'd enlargement of British naval mn-
HJpMeQMi. In thi* connwfion, it i* significant
« to not' that the British Government Wednea-
_jP d*y announced that it favored Germany’s
BiHiim to equality in arm*. Great Britain
1 ^piipar* that the future lies with Germany.
'IjplPl with Frame, and hokls chi* the olive
branch to the German Government, as a sign
of friendship in its ambitions.
No nation wishes war and in theory all
With peac- and plenty of it. It is the part
of diplomatic wisdom, however, to recognize
there is now on a struggle for supn*-
| mac.v on the seas for world trade and that the
Jprin. witt go to that nation that dominates
||tt* sea* through it* navy.
WHEN THE PEOPLE authorized issu-
ance of |2Q,000,(*)0 worth of. relief binds
th(;v gave the legislature |»vver to decide
what portion of that sum should In* actually
i sued a»d sold.________________________________.....................
Having faik>d to provide for isauance of
a sufficiently lsrge amount of the bonds last
year, the legislature has been called into a
second special session by Governor Ferguson i
to authorize issuance of additional bonds.
The Texas relief commission, the body
set up by the legislature to administer- ex-
penditure ojt the money received fhr the
bond* and such additional funds a* are «d-
vancad by the federal government, has ask-
ed for issujMue of the entire remaining
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CONTRACT
WgITTIN FOR CENTRAL WttSS
By E. V. SHEPAP
FAMOUS MOSS TEACHER
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; . v.- At ;.5AA' ■. S'.'.
NO I WELL PLAYED BY WEST,before »e railed trump*. He ruffsd
YKSTKItUAV see nw l.o* South
ruWWMi hi* rbtoc contract hi rinkIm
on the hand »ho»n below, alter West
had a off 1 heart trick*, although
SooTti Win had (o Umi i trump IlML
hod *ta«r«ntiy had do also lose a '* club* gava entry to dummr. w
sdub trtfk. South did this by estate that the long diamond might be led,
slub trick. South dtd this by eatab*
Itsblng a loir* dlatttond la dummy,
mon uhteh ret dlward a club. South
mw the chance for came and utilized
it to the lie.o txrwdble advantage
Nobody tkcigit of irliiilring the
taction of west Cputd that player
have defeated the contract?
amount of the authorized issue, |14,50OJ)O(k
Xtrs. Ferguson indicated to the legislature
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♦ A K $ 6 5
*K 8 7
A A K 10 C 4
9 8 5 3
♦ 10 2
*A 9 2
♦ J 8 7
9Q 7 6 2
♦ 4 3
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Paint Beach Girl: "Help! help! or I swim."
Vice President Garner nay* if he had two
| million dollars he'd give one million to have
§ back his old job as speaker. If we had two
ft million dollar, we’d try to worry along with
|| out any old job and show the VP how to save
% million dollars. - ,
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Don’t Quote Me
In its consideration if this bin the legis-
lature is facts! by a very difficult pepbtem,
The people hdve placed in the hands of
that body the jsiwer and the duty to limit
expenditure to the sum absolutely necessary
to care for the need* of destitute Texans. Tb
do this efficiently it is necessary to dole the
money out by authorizing issuance of only
small amounts from time Hi time. -7^*^
On the other hand, it is necessary for the
legislature to meet in ordfer fo authorize is-
suance of additional bonds and each addi-
tioijyl special session adds many thousand
dollars to the cost of operating the state.
The legislature proiwbly will decide to is-
auithfi sum it believes will be needed % the
tfhte it meet* in regular session- in 1935. It
might also limit the amount of money that
WASHINGTON. Feb. 5 (UP). - One of
th« aavy department*# true rtorie* concern#
the captain of a battleship who complained
about its engine*, it* cabin*, its gun*, it*
■B vsrsiSaBriiSi s ” - ^ j
m SKmSsL*1SlK?***1*
"Why,*’ he expostulated. ‘I’d ju»t a* soon
to Samoa a* #tay on thia old hay wagon.
; “Okay," said the chief of navigation, ‘ y«i
Ij .jeyjgjg#:
" The (iisgrunt!<^‘captain ithouid arrive in
i: |iv moment now. He will atty two
Simoa bed Guam are the two most
#r posts in Hus navy.
The mat- deimrtmcnt has an even better
►hot
He 1
LJrtwi
) cool off
transferred immediately to duty
kon. The state depart
sub-ftacific for one year
returned him to Beirut.
iSMi
ider rates on
hulc* and other
‘hi- would like to have issuance of an addi-
tional 110,000.000 authorized.
The legislature today Is considering a bill
whit h propose* that an additional $4,500,000
be issued, far less than the amount asked for
by either the governor or the relief commis-
sion.
RiiW-o"* Wm( I And* J roiin-1* of
hKirts, fan inj.; iliimrny to ruff, or
* heart to le*fl diamonds th« fourth
tirot. Rfid fhtreby «at«hllRb*d on*
ion* dlamoniT In dumroy. Then tb«
docUrtr ptiUad Iruta l«*ving tho
lop trump in Bair* h«n4. Th* K
f» Knott«*# fr**» •/»«««,
VmIo Vprwoii »m «jUplF«ar#. tkm-ntd
tj» L*t huitniul MH’t trtrniltrn. After
MgMt&NKto
** U to breomo • w»fk«\
Vdtum i»tro*trr» krr to trteMlt of
*tt-om btoli, Spot RutherlorO. lit*
amt Ik/Mr tour ehilHrrn, At thto
1 hr tied dr» the lout bactmc*
ot the Unti e,lont
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erUicollu HI «o<f
Tl
rtnue #**« »l'4« noriiut hrf. Tht
-rfrt1) fat. hot rtnlot or me nee
lelp her reeover, hh'on-
Find* hiitttelf tollin') Is
CSCrf nr faff
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I .VO IV GO ON \rirtl THIS hTOHY)
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CMAf-nsn 14 *
fumrm THK Mixing .!•>* Uwl
MMRMl HUM Joyce's Xnrntth Gm-
•iiul wf>ii» nnd mnw- iu.-»ln. but It
•Coyw *.Mes1 so low a* on that night
m '.eI*ii. "...
Vtsla nai In eloz« nttendnwo upon
ht«V anU Titrate .mm her np .tnof*
mfak In « way be wno rtdliwd
lft-it tills w:x K>.thou.';h somethina
idlitn him ihafrd son-ly tit the re-
tVmnt thtw Imposed. .Vpreet re»l-
leynthnp wa» upon hftn-. Iwmiq
Kpi e-.«n when h- a’l-pt. And nt
t!:;uw he msm fshseaeUil and wholly
•lomlmrted by an m«ane km#in« to
hold h»r Mratn prmed to At* ride
«■ 1,4 had Md liar
hi had M-l her dorlne that
rt«tl»i' interval of the dawn after
-ttwlriiwr 4f VWI.. TIM imr
: iekteig of her body, her neeil ot him.
t.Ulerd thrcOislt hl» meniory. nendlnir
Whether ot not Khwt chose to ru«
wiib hts good spade made no differ-
ence to the declarer, a* he wao as-
sured of a club dlarard. giving the
defenders 2 heart trick* and a single
trump trick, :
A third round of heartaby Weat
will enable mt"»■*»• to raff, but the not over Sttccesnwn in ooinir so. no
uming Is wrong for It to help estab--
oblige lhe lieelarcr to lose 8
ii»h a long diamond. Dummy baa to
ruff a heart after diamonds have
been led the third time, to do South
anWetipd, (
.As South opened* the bidding, and
as he was doing so on 2VS quick
trick*. West should have known that
the dodarer must hold the Ac* of
flubs to make up bis quota of quick
■trick values. From what West saw
3* bis offn hand and in dummy he
shouW have known that East cannot
possibly bold the Ace of clubs.
A btt of careful study of what South
must hold to open bidding might
have shown1 West throne third teaif
which could defeat the contract. It
trU M find a trump trick.-thereto
solus down « tri**k on his bid of
todd To get hisdiwaMofaiEwlng
• tuh gout h had to lead dlamonFis 4
Uin--*. - He ted that suit three times
heart Is unusual to find that rufBng dummy
offlhff1 fat t im hoot Anfontn httf thnt enma.
Is the best defense, but that some-
times happens when the question of
timing the ruff that dummy Is bound
so utilize come* in. West did not put
up the best defense open to him.
MAM
Qiu^iiUS
A FROCK FULL <Tp «(AP 7
BY MARIAN MARTIN
Complete, IKsgrammed
Marian Martin Sew (Ixrt
Included £
PATTERN »I7
The ahirtwjtiat Truck is a per***
fashion for campus, class, business
or sport*. Here’s, one that sug-
gests youth and action in it*
A OWn-RBAW* Mh, in intoidt, to
tNe Sun Fnuu isco t-arthqualcn is reported
brewing in Austin a« a result of the k!fc
COlgJ of QuitmRo wo, ch«itfn«rt ' "*
Tht* committee is reported to have found
that more than one in every three of the 18,-
0t# state employes are related to member# of
the legislator* or to other state officiate,
iwawa" m m full « fx»rt.
Memlier# of. the legislature are msnMd*
mud. time in effort* to prevent i
attorn/
collar, the no» drop shoulder Itn*,:
still newer sleeves. Ami the
pockets art* too cleypr for words.
The frock would tarlsr smartly in
shtor wool. htevylerepe, or one of
tte nerf ♦«»itee*'eqgh ec$m»s tfcnt
.urn.mi* lipIt’g
nag to aalu, too, fflr toe large
Sew Chan given with this pattern
is a sure guide to success!
Pattern 9917 may be ordered
only in site# 12, 14. 16, 18, 20. 30,
32, 34, 36, 3* and 10. Size 16 re-,
quire* 2 3-S yards fti inch fabric.*
Send your order to Daily Stall
Pattern Depirtment, 222 W. 18th11
rr
-Him'
w*
' domStic jzmdhcm, who i
on
to
become too
fat
the only one of li
a "th l# te qulte i
never rinea no high
■ kttmmim
i
land r, to old Uncle Sam.
%S* . iMtoffwwt'- km'
Wooo ten thousand dfflhrs
to get that gild, Wilm
gain. Where these notes
hi* btned to fever-heuf. He hccsin-
n* gloonty •■mil morose in society a*
hi* kindly nature would permii. ap*l
ihe Viato M Hilly toundera cheer-
fully consollnp hlmrelf with a l<e<-n
aiuL ohyWnnify mw-pntnstesa flirtation
v.tth one of the Cathcsrt atrls made
hlrfl almost furiouFi Why (ouldnT
rwople behave rationally and moder-
r.tcly even if they were emlurliig
lu'll in the ftwl flea? The foolish
laughter attd ffajfa played havoc
With Ws nerve*. His instinct was to
.-void everyone- but. as he airo
shrank from #iv!ns offense, he was
■ not over successful in doing so. No
for (tie end of a voyage more ardent
ly than did Tlsgie Turner, though
at the Imltom of bis heart he knew
that he was'dreadirts it too with an
; intensity that haunted him morbidly
nod persistently rtlslit and day.
When Suez was passed at length
and the cooler, breezes from the west
beqkn to reach them, Joyce was pro-
nOuhred out of danger. But she still
neeFled the utmost care, and the
whole of Viola’s time and energy
..were spent upon her. When on deck
Tingle waa invariably allowed as one
of the party though others were not
' encouraged on 4weteto..te.Ltel»tXM!l
’ necessity for keeping the little girl
flufet: hut he did not always avail
himself of the privilege He was not
at peace with himself and he did not
feel that he brought peace to the
atmosphere^ In fSC*. to fancied
more than once that lie detected cm-
tiarrassment in Viola's manner at his
coming, and there were other times
when the goading unrest within
made it impossible for him to ap-
proach her. He felt sure of nothing
in those days, not even of his own
ability to maintain a courteous front.
He was as one consumed by a fever
that gave him no respite. And yet
be sttil hid that blinded feeling of
Iter than
Ity by star
(whether
pl»ya,
jugs a br
H# likesj
approve
hues. Hi
m
* er~
It was rougher than he had realized, TI
tlmieff for concerts forthwith, his | gie, and turned to make goo.] big 14^
services being represented as sd vul- j treat. •
unblc that he could not well refuse It was only as he did so that Wj
them. He did not. as a matter of spied the slight figure of his pre«;
lneomprehe<»*on' He did not know
irate
had toppmed to him, and he
set his face stubbornly against
any attempt to find out. clinging to
a rooted resolve to leave his soul
alone.
It had always been a guiding prin-,
ciple with him to go straight on
through life without nny pause for
introspection, and M.. would not
deviate from it now. He had never
believed In self-analysis, maintaining
that to air an inner trouble was to
give It life, and in his simplicity of
mind he saw neither comfort nor
remedy in the process. A man
might go wrong inwardly! but if .e
kept straight outwardly t hings would
aViisv.TzTi pa
Ttolr.voyage through the Mediter-
ranean was a very calm onc—a kuc-
nights. Life on bo«rd, toC<UBe more
energetic. There was a deck gym-
khana. and other gaieties were or*
rSMfttoCUNU
___— * penitentiary. Mis* CltotwiPWP ^
.r
jltoiWWW.R P**10* M "*«*> »»m
1 we nave started print- ahe noticed in the car.
'J
notion#, f,
to Fortyolnx
presses wilt
*t» M ip
kv It la anwwmced
1 boy ‘‘any
1 to
the mohey to buy
um. mu
fact, atU-Fnpt to do so. It. was better
tr navrTomefhmg- to occupy him
during this Interminable voyage, he
reflected. Inaction was becoming
almost unl»earab!e.
So he fooled away the time with
practice and performance, seeing less
and less of the little Hutherford
group, exchanging no more than the
briefest'everyday civilities with the
girl whose look and touch had stirred
Vim to so extraordinary a tumult.
The problem of her future—of the
secret which he alone shared with
her—dwelt perpetually at the back of
bis mind, a matter which eventually
would have to be dealt with; but far
the present he deliberately put tt
from him. After Gibraltar would be
time enough for that. But he
longer fold himself that the respon-
sibility whs not his own. From the
first moment of their meeting he
realized that by no contrivance of bis
she had become bis especial charge,
and he had every intention of shoul-
dering his burden when the time
came.
He noticed that «he took no fur-
ther share in any of the gaieties or-
ganized by the improvised entertain-
ments committee of which he was an
unwilling member, though she cam#
to oiie or two concerts with Spot.
But Itedid not dawn m>on him until
after Gibraltar was passed and they
had entered upon the last stage of
the voyage that she was avoiding
him also.7 That knowledge came to to turn her back on him now,
him very suddenly on a day when the
wind wap booming strongly from the
west, sending great waves to lift
and drop them as they battled on
their way. It had turned cold ns
they headed northwards, and the
change of temperature after the in-
tense heat of barely a week before
kept most people below. Tiggie, how-
ever, reused to be the slave of the
elements and, wrapped In an over-
coat the bare thought of which had
nfade bfra pcispire a few (lays pre-
viously. he climbed on deck to meet
the gray, drifting rain that drove
It was wonderfully invigorating,
and to stood facing the buffeting
wind, drawing in deep draughts
while the spray'' daShed over him. It
was rougher than ;lip had refifizeet
and. to so to’ found that the topre*
said overcoat was quite Inadequate
for the occasiofi. It was in .fact the
beginning of a great storm which
was bulling over tto ot*to to the
tempestuous bay, , , ^
"Wre for a: tossing,** said Tig-
tege standing back from the
agamst t he door of one Of tiie deett-
cabins, as though she had been blow#
thither by the gale. His Impute
she had turned with the movement
of one seeking escape, and someth)
him until that moment; He che
But when she had disappeared j
him—a curious indignation that
t ree pi Fate he had heen upon
term* of intimacy. • He overlo
tbe met that hehlnlself hafT posis
initiated the avoidance, and gradUo,,,
ly his man’s will awoke to aotioa,}
Not wholly reasonably but witt j
slow-hardening determination, he 1
solved that he was not going to 41
thwarted thus. She was his charge
a charge truly which had been thr
upon him more or less again11 ha J
will—and since he had accepted I»t f
as such, ho was not going to let her I
go. It had perhaps taken him a long-1
while to regard his responsibility ia i
a favorable light but now quite sud»‘ J
denly and very certainly to made up I
his mind that it was his exclusively T
and he would surrender it to none j
She had said that she was fricndle* j
She had accepted hie friendship, and I
had not refused his offer of Help.l
Very well then) She had no rig
to had no intention of allowing lierj
to do so. ....... . , -T
"It’s damn nonsense !* said Tigi
between his teeth to the grow'
biast.
"It was I—not Spot or
one else—that took on the job,”
He /was realiy angry for
reason, but he did not stop to
quire why. His placid nature
been so inexplicably stirred of
that it seemed as if everything
bo beyond explanation. In any
self-examination was morbto and
had no time for such notodnse. '
took things as they came, and^
other fieople were not prepared
the same, it was they—not he-
mnst explain this transgression of m
rules.
: So it was an abrupt and: disti|L
irate Tiggie who waylaid Viola a|
tie later in the saloon. She waal
enteriuf with Spqt an<J one of #
children, but he did not care. j|
“I want to speak Jo you." heg
briefly. “Do you mfndr
ftO m CQXTINVKD*
(CojfivriOM bp Bteei' Mary SowtK).
. s ■ V
"Black Shirts”.
Lord Rothermere thinks fascism
will “break the stranjrie hol.i
which 'aaflite poliHciaffa have *0
tea* maintained on jmMic itffairs”.
- *
The “youth movement” in India,
tired of Gandhi’s slow methods,
borrow* % Roitormore idea,
fad demand! fascism to India,
youn*, ri*tec**te leader, ape k-
own
will and
SKsmr,
Wo,,.-
Ifat.syg'1: ■
4 SANKEY, ;
kidnapers*'whfcli
__ * PRMESSMMii
PmtmM
and Reads Booght and
OUdly
“•»
S!
inuuRvry, *u*uc wine ih»wm
its Wbs&S: ttiStt
WhenBy-' ~MH^^
8inkey confesses two kid-
off
They jut:
oot the n
L°P
rttsi
apartment
equipment found
rtfom,
m S3o front., pane of hi* Daily Mail, 1
demands much
on the biils, and
included two
♦ .sawed-off
shotgun,
readers to
DaUy Mail, and 1
wamsmssm
■ ynwM
M
v’'#
m A*hM
Everett DuPuy
_________ tt amafler bills.
He carried poison pills to kill him-
salf, is case of emergency.
9i is
In $100 dfa^otf ami Counselor at Urn
First Natl Bank BM*.
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CHIROPRACTOR
Palmer Graduate
Hours 10 to 12 aaa. — 3 to * 1
m Saturday 10 to 1 * m.
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te a denttet’
fooling stout the |
technicians. He
et from till- reImini
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• stages with *x-fig|
tiers. He owns t
|uo biles aa4 fam
And he would likel
|ck over the head ol
shouts when an of
| voice would suffice!
LI ice in Wonderland”
|l«r Who’s Who of
cast, and the y«|
It to find it treat deli/
|hc Texan. Grown-u|
like it. It’s a.
uction, according to
mr.st of those fo|
d be credited to the
How he disguised
| actors and actresses!
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Pendergraft, W. L. The Daily Sun (Goose Creek, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 210, Ed. 1 Monday, February 5, 1934, newspaper, February 5, 1934; Goose Creek, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1023546/m1/4/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.