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FT. LAUDERDALE SUNDAY NEWS. Aug. 13. 1956 11-A USEE HHDJ 0OC 1 ft.

W( RrfnM rrv JZet's A v'fA Mail i Chess Uu gY pRANK RQSE i I nil till rill Iiil if I 7 fly? ft Y7 down the Intracoastal Water Summer is almost gone andjtration campaign during Sep-rinh fraternal activities' tember. Plans for the campaign i xzs iMJ uu vyj 1 uuu uu vj vxj way and a beach picnic at Port will be discussed at the group's Everglades Beach. Dr. J. L.

Bass who is chairman of a should step-up during the month next meeting which -will be held of September. Most of the major Monday, Aug. 27, in the audi- committee to develop the Pert Everglades beach, will attend the meeting and give details clubs and fraternal groups havetorium of the Northwest Branch Most chess games are won orja master, as our top club during the opening. The re- bers will attest. Last fall he tv, played our club simultaneously been completely inactive during YMCA.

suit may noi snow up uuw on development progress. and beat everyone except Rich the summer months and other NAACP TO MEET James Otis Clark, assistant groups have been very sluggish, The local branch of the Na miaait or enagame, out Burry who garnered a draw, usually shaped and foreshadowed secretary, said a large part of This Dractice of oDeratinsr onlv.tional Association for the Ad- eight months out of the year was vancement of Colored People will started years ago when Lauder- hold its regular meeting Monday L-1 I er nir'nW nn dale waa a one season town and nizht. at 8 pjn. in tne annex oi the meeting will be given over to an open discussion on organizing a female group to be named the TAMS. The first announcement made by the CAPS organi by the opening moves.

Here are a few principles to follow to in-; crease your chances of victory, i 1. Develop your pieces as; rapidly as posible. In chess, as In war. victory goes to the force. most of the population migrated Mt.

Hennon AME Church. All to northern towns for summer members are urged to be present. Two Florida players won honors recently in the Caroline Open Chess Championship: Robert Ludlow 17 and Bob Eastwood. Ludlow captured third place, and Eastwood came in fifth. Inci-dentlly.

Eastwood was also tournament director of the event and won acclaim for his new system of balanced work. CAPS TO MEET The economic system here; Th(, mpmher of the Civic As- zation plans stated that the membership would be made up of the wives of the CAPS. Since the has changed and as a result sociation for Public Service will announcement many telephone me social ana civic naDiisjmeet in tne nome of John L. shotJd also change. This Hankerson, 712 NW 14th umn is of the opinion that the' 5 with the greater mobility.

A knight stationed at B3 attacks more squares than one on its initial spot. A player with three developed pieces has a decided advantage over one with only two. calls have been received by members asking why must the pro-posed organization's member time has come for organized At the meeting today the group will center its attention on sponsoring a short cruise ship be composed of the wives only. This department recommends groups to continue to function throughout the year. The most active groups during this summer were the Woman's 2.

Don't make unnecessary that every chess player sub-pawn moves. A pawn move that! scribe to some top chess publicists the mobility of an cation. It will keep you posted enemv niece or fiehts for con- on the latest developments in Light Vote Expected Federated Club, Venus Club, Charity and Entertainment Club BETTER BUY GOODY'S F0R BETTER BUYS 17 mi nt fh renter is sound but the chess world and will improve Civic Association For Public usually in the early part of the your same by studying the new-1 Service, Young Women's Progres-th. nm nhiertive can be est variations. isive Club, Women's Auxiliary of In Wyoming Primaries si 1 FtATS attained bv developing a piece.

Three recommended ones are: Chess Review. 250 West 57th PUMPS OXFORDS the YMCA, and the Imperial Club. Almost all other clubs have become so inactive that their candidates seeking the Dem Npw Vrwlr 19 ft5Sn rr vparl piece twice during me open- iDresence in the community is al CHEYENNE, Aug. 18 Wyoming residents will vote Tuesday to climax one of the state's most lack-lustre pri- isiicsK uic. oi ceuiura ca.

ixew Thi i Just common mni.t rr. inc. iiense, it nnnnfn(inr. York 14 I $5.00 per year, and in- If your opponent swintrs The following groups are: ocratic nomination. Jerry A.

O'Callaghan. 34-year-old history instructor at the University of Wyoming, and State Senator A. M. Downey, VALUES TO 52495 cludes membership in the United two or three pieces into se scheduled to hold their first States Federation linn whl vou are fiddling meeting of the season campaigns. Chess Chess Many, Many Brand Names Included In The Group News.

304 Southern September: Les Bonnie Aims A light vote is expectea. ine Club Dux Dominae Club. Omeea'nniv statewide contest is for 56-year-old Glenao rancner-ma- Psi Phi Fraternity. Alpha Phi n.mn,t nmint.inn as con- chinist. are expected to be the strongest candidates.

Alpha Fraternity, Kappa Alpha I UUIIU II V-t mi In, the battle of mobility. Krome Ave Homestead. I $1.00 per year I. 4 Constantly fight to control the center This enables you to PROBLEM CORNER deploy your forces on either side Bv R- E. Burry of the board according to the The solution to Position tide of battle.

P-Q5- gressman-at-large. Psi Fraternity, Delta Sigma, the Rep. Keith Thomson, O'Callaghan, former oil of the Casper has criticized the adminis ion Theta Sororitv. Aluha KaDoa1 tration for curtailing a research program to develop oil from Position HO Black 5 Men Alpha Sorority and Zeta Phi Beta iwrc Sorority opposed in the Republican pri- N.W. VOTERS LEAGUE mary.

A Cheyenne attorney, Louis Benton, president of theiTnomson ts serving his first Northwest Voter's League, an- term- nounced Friday that the league! There has been virtually no will launch an extensive regis-! campaigning among the four oil shale reserves in Colorado and Wyoming. O'Callaghan is i Tut.vJ 1 A a protege of Sen. Joseph O'Mahoney SIZES 4-1 1 WIDTHS AAAAA lo 5. Develop your knights before the bishops. A knight is always well-placed at B3.

but one must first determine the trend of the game to know where it is best to place ihe bishops. Do not move your queen early in the game. It will usually be subject to attack while your opponent develops his pieces. This will force your queen to move aimlessly about the board while th enemy forces build up an attack. The queen is the: backer-up of your army.

It is i 'm "A jj it LAST 3 DAYS Of Our SUMMER Large selections of styles and colors the heavy artillery not a scout- Whit 8 Men Jng partv white mates in two. Tht key CHILDREN'S GENUINE LEATHER WATCH TRAPS is not a queen move. Forsyth 7 Don't grab pawns with your is: 83p43B2BN2Q queen indiscriminately. You may PJNiK4K382P3P3n4 win In material advantage, but lit A you will surely lose in the rar Davis Urges lor mooimy. Also, roaming queens often find themselves Gradual Cut trapped.

8. Castle as early a Your kini? is subject to attack1 on his original square An exposed king Is a major Superior material or mobility are no advantage to the player whose In U. S. Rolls king can be checkmated. WASHINGTON, Aug.

18 UP) These are but a few of the The chairman of a House Civil general rules of the opening. Service group suggested to gov- TVi VMM rrpuuns. oi course, ernment agencies today that ji juu tan ooiain an advantage v. bv breaking t.h. 1 they cut their as em Your last chance to take advantage oi extraordinary savings in skirts, dresses, cashmere sweaters, shorts, blouses also a limited selection of handbags, jewelry, scarves and belts We must make room for the arrival our Fall merchandise some early comers already here for you now and accordingly we have savings from 40 to 60 off our regular prices on merchandise you can buy and wear Now! Herewith some of the values which will not last, we guarantee! so.

Exoerience will P10 retired nder the newly when this can be done. Always liberalized pension system. Reg. $295 Values follow the rules until your op-1 ReP- Davis tD-Gal, chairman ponent deviate from sound open- of tne subcommittee on man-in? play; then forget the rules Pwer utilization, estimated snd hit him with everything 50 000 employes will retire by Sizes t3JuJ 1 under the new Dension arrangements Congress approved you ve got. CLt'B NEWS It was good to have "Uncle Ray" Coffman.

this year. genial jje said there is an opportun- wiur- lty -to reduce federal employ I tlAflnnolht i uZ TVu without firing a single em RESSES WHITE BROWN RED tuc ciud again arter hisiploye" and that he has written recent tour of Europe. It was all department and agency heads also good to have Ray urging them "to see that each i jonn uieenwood, Ed Ward and) position is reviewed for essen CHILDREN'S Hallett back in the fold tiality as it becomes vacant and ain- to eliminate those that are found Were 569.95 to Now Other dresses $39.95 to $75.00 Now $20.00 to $37.50 Siie, 12-20 New players last week were: to be no longer needed CHILDREN'S Saddle Oxfords CHILD'S GENUINE LEATHER School SHOES iV1rr JrV Davis ks many TENUIS uu Deniara employes nave oeen riven an opportunity to remain on the rolls to qualify for the improved retirement, adding, "we recognize and appreciate the need for humane actions jouuson. ine Broward County Chess Club convenes Mondays! 7:30 p. m.

at Warfield ParkJ SIDE GLANCES Bobby Fischer, the whiz kid of chess from the New Jersey Los Cabin Chess Club, recently Cm of this type." Davis continued: "We do not. snnnpri Ihc tt CASHMERE SWEATERS Values to $39.95 Now to Title h. however, recognize the need for lllie. He IS nnlV 1 hut rfnn't DAVIDOW SUITS For Only Three Days More! 20 OFF 99 Reg. Value conunuing positions that were piaVR IIkp created or retained for a hu Values to $4.95 manitarian purpose, once that purpose has been served.

To do Si 5 1 Value I Poland Slates so is to impose on the good na jture and the pocketbook of the American taxpayer 50,000 Man MEN'S GENUINE LEATHER ITALIAN STYLE Dressmaker Cardigans Soft Pastel Shades Were $15.95 Now $10.35 LOAFERS ALJU GENUINE LEATHER VENTILATED OXFORDS Cut In Forces Set LONDON. Aug. 18 tP) Com- To Iveynote munist Poland announced today In its a rmed 01cps by ft()P 11 1 1 50.000 men. A similar cut was OLdMCK announced last year. LOUNGING Warsaw raaio said in an- fcAN FRANCISCO.

Aug, 18 nouncins the tuts that Poland 'B Gov. Arthur B. Langlie of CT Brown (0) (o jr--JA V'-V hJ i warned 10 maKe a new contri- Washington will deliver the bution to the cause of disarma- keynote address of the Republi-ment can national convention Mon- There was also an indication day afternoon, that the men were needed asi Other highlights of the open-workers in the nation which has ing day: been hit this year by a series of Leonard W. Hall, chairman MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS by Alfred of New York Were Now SLIPPERS For Men and Women Were Now economic crises. oi the Republican National The broadcast said Poland Is Committee, will call the session aiming at "the further peaceto order shortly after 11 a.

m. ful development of the na- PDT. Sizes 6-12 I 595 'W tional economy." Greetings by Mayor George The radio said the men re-, Christopher of San Francisco leased from service would be! and address of welcome by carea ior Dy me state, "particu- Gov. Goodwin Knight of Cali larly with regard to the pos-jfornia. slmllty or obtaining work Addresses by Mrs.

Carroll D. FT. IJHIDPRtiATJ? Ventilated For Cool industry ana Kearns, president. National 600 W. Broward POMPANO And Comfortable Wearing There are no official figures Federation of Republican Worn- r.f TIT 'i 415 N.

Federal Hwy. en, and Charles K. McWhorter, chairman, Young Republican DANIA 100 S. Federal Hwy. on Poland's armed forces.

There were unofficial reports Poland had 650,000 men under arms before last year's reduction of 47,000 men. National Federation. n-flfl poo Sen. William F. Knowland of WEST HOLLYWOOD California, the temporary Vou UvTvTtTtT? rDTTi I nM 208 S.

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