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Press Democrat, Santa Rosa, Jan. 22, 1950 UNFINISHED EXTENSION DINETTE TABLE A sturdy dinette table that measure without leaL Beg. 11.95. 14. K-R2 K-B7.

K-07 loses through K-Nl, the A rather difficult problem! Black threatens Q-N6ch mate. l.P-B6ch! Checks with the queen only lead pawn on B6 is pinned. Edited by GEORGE KOLTANOWSKI International Chess Master End-Game Study By Henry Grob, Zurich to a draw. 15. K-Kl 16.

K-Nl K-Q7. 17. B-N4 K-Q6. 18. K-Bl K-Q5.

10 K-R2 and white wins all the 1 K-N3. Other moves lead to a three- 7.95 move mate. black pawns and wins as he has a hlarlc bishon which controls KR8 square and will thus permit the mm aw white pawn to queen. Important Notice On Fridav. Feb.

10. G. Koltan- 2. Q-B5ch If 2.P-B7ch, K-R4; 3. Q-B5ch, KxP; 4.

Q-B4ch, K-R6 leads to a draw. 2. K-B2. 3. Q-R7ch KxP.

4. P-K5ch KxP. 5. QxQ P-N8Q. 6.

QxR! QxQ. 7. B-N8ch KxP. 8. BxQ K-K5.

a v.nfi- K-N3. K-K5: owski will give an exhibition in Santa Rosa, sponsored by the Chess Club. More details next week. in mm mi 5-PIECE LIGHT OAK BEDROOM SUITE See this functional group, what a yalue! Includes Tan-ity. chest, 46 bed, night stand and bench.

Reg. 158.40. 129.50 SAVE FROM 10 TO 50 ON MOSTLY ONE-OF-A-KIND Fl'UMTljItE, RUGS and APPLIANCES. It's Easy to Open an Account at Pcdcrsen's lO.KxP.'kxP; 11.P-Q6, K-B6; Solution to last week's problem is: 1.R-QN8! The following games are from a recent schoolboy tournament: Mass. Jr.

Chess Tournament 9.B-B7 P-R5. 10. KxP KxP. 11. K-R3 P-B6.

12. K-N3 K-Q6. 13. B-R5 P-B5ch. Yarlott Tyndalll Yarlott Tyndall 8-B5kl-4Q2p-plpPlP2-2plP2P-K3P3-2q3pr-8.

White to play and win. $20.00 White Black White BlacK This week only 1.P-K4 P-K4 13. P-Q4 (c)B-QN5 2. N-QB3 B-B4 14. P-Q4 BxNch 3.

B-B4 P-Q3 15. NxB (d)P-R3 4. P-Q3 N-KR3 16. BxN PxB ALLOWANCE FOR 5-PIECE DINETTE 5. B-KN5 P-KR3I 17.

PxP KR-N 6. B-R4 P-KN4 18. Q-Q2 N-N5 YOUR ill 7. B-N3 P-KR41 19. R-KN (e)K-K2 8.

P-KR3 P-R51 20. N-Q5ch K-K3 9. B-R2 (a)P-N521. P-KB3 NxB 10. KN-K2(b) N-R3; 22.

Q-R6ch P-B3 11. B-N5 PxRPI23. RxR QxR EMPIRE AVIATION Uncle Mike' Receives Aerial Bouquet, No Less 12. PxP bxf 24. wxp mate MAHOGANY BOOK CASE Your choice oi either dark or bleached solid mahogany.

21" slxe. Reg. 29.50. 14.95 (a) Aggressive and neglecting devel- ODinent of the aueen side pieces. (b) Giving up a pawn for develop ment.

(c) An error. PxP, NxP. B-Q2 with a eoort came. (d) Giving back the with scant chances. The 1950 program is aimed at (e) Another blunder that permits topping this activity figure.

Yarlott to play "brilliantly. Its "kickoff" is set Feb. 5 when Mass. Jr. Chess Tournament Yarlott Fishbein members will hit the blue for White Black 7.

Q-R5ch (c)P-N3 Yarlott Fishbein White Black 1. P-K4 P-K4I 2. N-QB3 N-QB3 3. B-B4 (a)P-QR3i breakfast at Chico. 8.

QxRP N-K2 9. N-Q5 (d)K-B 10. R-R6ch K-K MEANWHILE what's doing in 4. P-Q3 R-B4 (b)P-B3 11. NxP mate the air in the Empire area? 5.Q-B3 RxB 6.

BxN It was a case of "weather per BABY BASSINETTE Sturdy wicker, finished In white with blue or pink trim. Reg. 10.95. fa) A needless move and loss of time that will be aaequately punisnea later mitting" again, with flying wait (b) Another error that loses the game. K-B would enable black to ing for open ceilings.

fight on. (c) From bad to worse. But there were enough high (d) At last and too late. And Yar ceiling and clear visibility days lott placed sixth! to brine out 57 transients to the 5.95 county field. Next Sunday, Jan.

29, new will be added to chess Other nearbv fields, among Tradle im Ymur 0M 5-IPIece Set Regardless of Age or Condition on Any 5-IPnece Cbromne teit On Our Floor-We Will Give You In Most Cases IVs Enough' for the Down Payment them Ukiah Municipal and "Pop" on the West coast. From 1 p. to 5 p. at the YMCA, 220 Gold Lampson's field near xaiceport, reported similar activity. en Gate avenue, San Francisco, Snow that blanketed ban ie- the first lesson will be started in the "Chess School for Youth." dron and other mountains in the This school is completely free for By UNCLE MIKE Occasionally a bouquet is mixed in the brickbats received in this department's mail.

One penned by Dr. Carl W. La Force, organizer and president of the Sebastopol Flying Club, was tossed in last week. It read: "In these days when the world Is so full of strife and turmoil, and everyone is holding up to ridicule and condemnation so many things and people, it is indeed refreshing to read your efforts in behalf of aviation in the northern area. On behalf of the club, please accept our sincere appreciation." Thanks, "Doc," and thanks to the 21 members of the club hwo have been helping to make sports aviation history during the tast three years.

THE SEBASTOPOL Flying kClub was organized three years ago by Dr. La Force, who gathered together a bunch of kindred souls who had a common interest in flying. There wasn't a plane in the outfit. But that didn't stop them. Planes could be chartered.

fThey liked to fly so they flew. For the past two years they've been headquartered at the Sono-Jma County Airport. There are plans in the making i for purchase of two club-owned planes, and openings for four members, which will again bring the total to the full quota of 25, i set at time of organization as the Ideal number. The club has made it a point i to hold cost of fun flying to a -bare minimum, consistent with modern safety factors. Member Mendocino-Lake region drew several parties from southern California.

all of high school age, and will take place once a month for the OS THE OFFICIAL side of the next six months. The school is under the super vision of George Koltanowski. ledger, the county field got anoth WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC RANGES 1949 model, only one. carries full guarantee. Reg.

154.95. 124.95 er "All O.K. rating from Capt F. Arnold and Capt. G.

Thorn, of Hamilton Field Army Flight Service, who landed in a P-47 on a semi-annual official checkup IT DID HAPPEN! of the field's complete facilities. They looked over the runways, taxi strips, the tetrahedron wind indicator, shops, fire fighting fa cilities, hangars, water system, and administration building and found everything up to standard Official CAA flight and shop inspectors took advantage of a high ceiling it was 9.000 feet at INNERSPRING MATTRESS AND BOX i Beautiful sets in both full ft twin size to dose. Reg. 7U0 set. CONTEMPORARY -DESIBH mimk Oakland at 8:30 a.m.

Thursday to fly in for official checks and tests. Harwood Olsen, one of the field staff, was up at the time for his flight instructor's rating ship costs $5 and monthly duesJ 5 Pieces $112.50 Less Trade-in 20.00 LOUIS DORSETT, Santa Rosa 54.50 and Robert Rogers, Sebastopol, There's nothing finer than Balboa Chrome. See the largest selection in Santa Rosa. Oval, rectangular, French curve types, or order special in over 75 color combinations. Set students at Santa Rosa School of Aviation, flew with Guy E.

Gros PAY ONLY se, instructor, on dual cross coun are Active memberships may be maintained by flying one hour per month. The past year was the banner year for the organization. A total of 11 breakfast flights were made during the year, using 51 aircraft an dtransporting 146 members and guests. ADVERTISEMENT try flights over the Chico-Red Bluff-Sacramento "milk during the week. Much the same route was taken by Sherman Kelly on a solo hop in the school Cessna 140.

By P. R. SANSON For 27 years C. W. "Bill' Streit was one of the outstanding football officials in the South, and during his career officiated at many important games, including the famous Georgia Tech-California Rose Bowl classic in 1929 in which Roy Reigels of Cal became confused and ran the wrong way scoring for Tech.

Bill's interesting experiences during those years were many, but there is one in particular which stands out. In the Vanderbilt Sewanee game back in 1922 which he was refereeing, one of the players was tacked so violently that he turned a loop in the air and came down head first striking the side of his face sharply on the ground. Fearing that the player was seriously injured Bill rushed up to investigate and was horrified to see that one of the man's eyes was gone. He called all play to stop and as he started toward the bench to notify the coach and doctor of the tragedy, the player yelled to him: "Heck, Mr. Referee, you can relax; my eye's in the dressing room.

It's glass and I never wear it in a game." Send your own true coincidence story to "It Did Happen" Editor, The Press Democrat. Newest student to enroll is Ray 32-INCH ROUND PLATE MIRROR Full plate glass with gold frame. Reg. 21.50. 12.95 Ward of the Santa Rosa Cessna Club, who has signed on for the multi-engine course, following up his plan to learn all he can about aircraft of various types.

Honors for long distance air trip of the week from the local area went to Stan Kochenderfer. Babe Wood and George Dilley, wno new to wicKenburg, Ariz. Tables Desks Secretarys Mahogany Drum Table, Leather Top. Reg. $69.50 Sale S59.50 2- Tier Mahogany Table.

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$36.00 Sale 19.88 Living Room Bargains Platform Rocker. Rose Mohair. Reg. $64.50 Sale S49.50 Platform Rocker, Plastic Upholstered. Reg.

$69.50 Sale S54.50 3 Occasional Chairs, Tapestry Reg. $39.50 Sale 29.50 2 Occasional Chairs, Tapestry Uph. Reg. $29.50 Sale 19.50 2-Pc. Bed Divan and Chair.

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$259.50 Sale' 159.50 ix was a charter hop. arranged by Mr. Wood, who flew to the. land of dude ranches and tall New Hearing Device Has No Receiver Button In Ear Chicago, 111. Deafened people are hailing a new device that gives them clear hearing without a receiver button in the ear.

They now- enjoy songs, sermons, friendly companionship and business success with no self-conscious feeling that people are looking at a button hanging on their ear. Tiny Phan-tomold fits so deep within the ear that it is hardly seen. Sound is relayed to it by an inconspicuous tube from a button concealed in the clothing. The makers of Bel-tone, Dept. 40, 1450 W.

19th Chicago 8, 111., are so proud of their achievement they will gladly Bend you their free brochure (in plain wrapper) and explain how you can test this amazing device in your own home without risking a penny. Write Beltone today. cactus to join Mrs. Wood, who naa preceded him by land. "Flying's good at Fort Braee." HEAVY METAL SMOKERS Brass finish with weighted bottom, smart design.

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TOPEKA, Kans. (INS) Miss 4.95 Frances Welty of the Topeka city attorney office was working at her desk when a man walked up to her. He carried a butcher knife, Bookmobile Schedule Schedule Of the Snnnma rnnnlw a piece of wood and stove poker. The man said he had been in volved in an argument with his wife. He also said he and his wife library bookmobile for the week oegmmng Jan.

23 will be as fol each took turns chasing one another out of the house. He left the "weapons" and departed. lows: INLAID LINOLEUM Our complete stock to close out Reg. 2.50 sq. yd.

Jan. 24. the bookmohilo will visit Rincon. AlDine. Brush.

Wal lace and Dunbar schools. UNDOUBTEDLY YOU know the streets of your own neigh borhood pretty well, but do you know that it is on them that you 1.89 WITHOUT DIETING "Simply eat this delicious Vitamin and Mineral Candy called A YDS, before meals as directed. A YDS check your appetite you automatically eat less lose weight naturally. Absolutely safe contain no reducing drugs. Money refunded if you don't lose weight with first box.

Month's supply $2.89. Jan. 25, the schools visited will include Olivet, Piner, Hall, Monroe and Starr. Jan. 26, a community call will be paid on Occidental from 2 to 4 p.

and" on Jan. 27 on Two Rock from 1:30 to 4:30 p. m. are most likely to have an accident? Seems to the California Highway Patrol like a case of SQ. YD.

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$27.50 Sale 19.95 Knotty Pine Mr. and Mrs. Reg. $139.00 Sale 71.95 Knotty Pine 46 Bed. Reg.

$27.50 Sale 19.50 Knotty Pine Dresser. Reg. $69.50 Sale 36.95 familiarity breeding contempt. 623 Fourth Street Phone 12 7-PIECE DINING ROOM SUITE light oak finish, includes, extension table. 4 chairs, buffet, and china.

Solid oak construction. Reg. 289.50. 189,50 pHselGeu-Cn IMIn loot. Blatai afltk I 1 ONE opplieatlM fit, I I 'q' dwwlM.

I Mr. Robert J. Farrell Public Accountant and Tax Consultant For Nine Years With the Office of the Collector of Internal Revenue of the United States Treasury Department Announces the Opening of a Complete Accounting, Bookkeeping and Tax Service at 40 North Main Street Willita, California 11 uwiror-. MOMv-beck I suorairfw. S9c A VBctvbM at drwatfet.

BUY ON EASY TERMS 1 TOMASCO DRUG CO. Fourth and A Santa Rosa 24-INCH BY 36-INCH BRAIDED RUGS Hany different patterns to choose from, closing out complete line- Reg. 5.50. Come Early And Save Save From 10 To SO Dr. P.

FISH, D.C. Ph.C. Personal Service CHIROPRACTIC HEALTH CENTER 872 Fourth Street Phone 2122 26th year successful practice en Fourth Street, Santa Rosa Office Hour 9 a.m. 5 p.m. Monday Jhrough Saturday Evenings by Appointment Colonic Irrigation 2.95 ITURE CO.

on SANTA ROSA 635 FOURTH ST. Monday, January 23, 1950.