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4D Press Democrat, Santa Rosa, CaliL, Jan. 29, 1950 thusiasts, flew an Aeronca Chief EMPIRE AVIATION Private Flying Has Fallen Short of Predictions But Not a 'Dead Duck' in for a visit with Sebastopol friends. Anything can happen around an and shop. Charles Cassina. Northbay Aircraft operator, who saves time around the field with a diminutive "scooter" that isn't much bigger than a mechanized roller skate, is accustomed to hav ing planes drop in from all over the country for annual checks.

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Campi G. Watson I. E. Rusanoff Alex Sokol Harold Mooro R. H.

O'Bryan Frank Harris and rescue mission at the call of Redwood Empire H. A. Sanders Harry Shantz Todd Wilson By UNCLE MIKE While private aviation during P. Prokoreakoff 01 J. rursiy Supervisor Victor Anderson to aid flew his Ercoupe from his landing They were in during the past week from Fort Bragg, from several pri 8Vi 3,4 Edited by GEORGE KOLTANOWSKI International Chess Master Vallejo Triumphs In the fourth round of the Redwood Empire Chess League in-beat Santa Rosa 8 -ZVz.

Santa Rosa I Vallejo Bobt. Holten ftG. Rasmussen T. Shoemaker Richmond 1 M. O.

Johnson OlF. Norling 1 S. Walker OlWm-. Rhoads 1 Alan Kelly 0W. Fountain 1 in tne searcn lor vviiiiam isiocca, the past five years in the United States has fallen short by- some the disappointment came from the industry itself, from overselling the private flying idea, from failing to produce planes with the safety, economy and usefulness the nation had come to expect.

Operating an airplane isn't as vate airstrips throughout the coun MAKE IT A DATE On Friday, Feb. 10, simultaneous exhibition by George Kol-tanowski in the banquet room of the Santa Rosa Hotel, through the kind courtesy of Mr. H. VV. Hughes, owner of the Gold Room of the Santa Rosa Hotel.

The exhibition is sponsored by the Santa Rosa Chess Club and the charge per board is $1.00 for non-members. Free to spectators. Bring your board and men if you wish to play. The show will start at 8 p. m.

missing Windsor farmer. Plans for the first February ac 308,000 planes of the "400,000 civil ty and from Marin county. But perhaps the most unusual sho Gunnar Rasmussen, Vallejo, drew his game on board one against Robert Holten. Here's the game. Colle Opening White: Rasmussen i 4.

QN-Q2 B-N21 Black: Holten S.B-Q3 P-Q3 tivity a potluck dinner at the visit was when William Ahl. Peta CAP building, Thursday, Feb. 2 airplanes flying in 10 years," prediction made in 1945 by the Civil Aeronautics Administration, it is by no means a dead duck in the Redwood Empire area. simple a matter as driving an auto luma Hill Road farmer, flew in aboard his Piper Cub, carrying his farm tractor magento for a checkup and replacement of several parts from Charleyi stock. and launching of the new 1950 training program on Feb.

9 are in full swing. mobile. An aircraft can't be park DAILY CROSSWORD ed on the street. Planes can't be If there is any doubt of this it AlLc EC ELTgMS Classes will be available in me purchased as cheaply as automobiles, nor can they be operated as should be dispelled today at the Sonoma county airport where one 46. Foolish ACROSS is strip at the White Rock Motor Court at Smith River, near the Oregon line, for a visit at the county field.

C. K. Schmidt flew up from Santa Barbara in a Stinson on a business trip. "COLD IN EL CENTRO," reports John Nickolson, who flew up from the Imperial Valley in a Beech Bonanza with three guests to report the Mexican population making good use of their serapes. "They're wrapped up like mummies and still shivering," he told Harrison Mecham, county airport superintendent.

"The field crops are taking a beating too," he reported. Mrs. George Garbeine and her daughter, Fort Bragg flying en siuYtj better. B-K2 teorology, navigation, power plant cheaply. breakfast flight alone schedules 15 1.

P-Q4 N-KB3! P-QB4 2. N-KB3 P-K3 6.0-0 3. P-K3 P-QN3I 7.R-K1 Too careful. Immediately correct. Officials of the Aircraft Owners and theory flight, civil air regulations, training films, cadet super aircraft and 40 fun flying enthusiasts from Calistoga.

That's in addition to the anticipated week-end transient business. 7. O-OI 12. B-K4 and Pilots" Association (AOPA), the most important organization among small plane users, feel that -K4 is N-QB3 N-B4 NxB vision, air search and rescue, mili 8. P-K4 9.

P-K5 12. Coarse variety of cinnamon bark 18. Fills with solemn wonder 20. Gifts to the poor 22. Horizontal band across shield 13.

Q-R4 14. Q-B2 15. NxN tary police activities, communica QN-Q2 PxP N-Q4 N-N5! private flying has made steady, DOWN 1. Suffocates 2. Dancer's cymbals 3.

Parts, as in a play 4. Inland sea (Asia) 5. High seas Last week, transient activity 10. PxP 11. P-B4 Black tions, photography, first aid, Link trainer, drill and military courtesy.

A rmItwoCc aJn EL EIW Rll brought 67 visiting private planes sound progress. They are noi dismayed by the failure to meet the has alread freed himself of from almost as many localities to all pressure. The last three Thursday even 1945 forecasts predictions they view the southern Kedwood em 17. B-B4 P-KB416. NxN QxNI Loses a pawn, but getting bishops didn't accept at the time.

pire region. is Foothill Oakland BI-46622 of aitierent color assures a draw robber ings nave been devoted to worK nights, with the cadets fixing up their own canteen in the meeting building. Helping with the pro 18. PxPe.p. HERE IN THE RedwooA Empire While this number of private Q-KNS RxQBPl 19.

NxBch RxN 22. P-B4 planes is a drop in the bucket 6. Remarkable 23. Leather 7. Verbal flask for oil region, whicn abounds witn avia 20.

BxP R-QB1 gram was Capt. Herbert Linth-j il.W'Ulll.WWJcJl compared to the 92,000 civil aircraft registered with CAA and a tion enthusiasts, many ciuds nave gone a long way toward licking watte, army, retired, newly named; Yesterday's Answer 34. Coagulate 35. Traveled on horseback 36. Hautboy 38.

Hindu garment 42. Lamprey liaison officer. the cost. Some clubs own their Regains his pawn in powerful way. 23.

Q-K2 RxRch 24. QxQ RxQ28. K-B2 BxR 25. R-K2 R-K5i 29. KxR K-B2 26.

QR-K1 RxPch! And the game ended in a peaceful draw after another 17 moves. An interesting game I 24. Awkwardly 25. Scoffs 27. Pincers 30.

Coronets 33. Find fault with 8. A spring1 clasp for. papers 9. Knows (Scot.) tiny portion of the anticipated 400,000 planes it still is a pretty good showing for the Redwood Empire in the minds of local sport flying enthusiasts.

SHERMAN KELLY, Santa made a cross country dual withj Fouts 'over the WITH CLEAR Stockton-Modesto route. With that! a A CIVIL airplane report re leased recently by the, Associated Press shows 194b, me year aner own aircraft, purchased on a group ownership basis. Others charter planes for frequent flights. AH of them operate on a cost basis, and find sport aviation within the reach of anyone even those in the more modest income brackets. Today's breakfast flight will be an example.

It is a joint affair between Napa county Civil Air Patrol members and the Silverado Flying Club that headquarters at Calistoga's "main street" airport where Dave Comp-ton turned a vacant field into one of the country's most unusual 1. Thong 6. Arrow notch 10. New Zealand aborigine 11. Voided escutcheon 12.

Neckpiece of a garment 13. Thin tin plate 14. Close to 15. Guido's highest note 16. Mountains (Eur.) 17.

Wild sheep 19. Flap 21. Stitch i 22. Chaps 26. Goddess of peace 28.

Gourd-like fruit 29. Helps 31. Author of "The Raven" 32. Greek letter 33. Give over 34.

Riding whip 37. King of Judah (Bib.) 39. Siltfix forming th comparative 40. Part of the ear 41. Black birds 43.

Aroma 44. African gazelle 45. Elevations for a ball (Golf) the CAA forecast was made, as a banner year. That year a spectacular production of 35,000 private planes was reported. This figure was halved in 1947.

It was halved TRANSPARENT PALATE THE COST IS SMALL AND EASY CREDIT TERMS Credit given to pensioners and others who might hesitate to ask. It is simple to have your credit approved. Your work started immediately fast plate service. again in 1948 and a third time in Evans Does Well All things taken into consideration, Larry Evans, the youthful New York chess master, did fairly well in finishing fourth in the Hastings (England) tournament. In first place was Szabo, of Hungary, who repeated this triumph of two years ago in again winning the tourney.

He did not lose a game and finished with a record of 8-1. In second place was Ros-solimo, French champion, only half a point behind. Dr. Euwe of Holland was in third place with 5-3. Evans' record was 5-4.

He lost to both' Szabo and Rosso-limo and drew with Dr. Euwe. 1949 when It dropped to less than one-tenth of the 1946 production. Although private aircraft pro Taking advantage of open skies duction has dropped almost as sDectacularlv as it rose in the for toward the middle of the week, a in the bag, he took off the next day to cover the same area on his first solo cross country as a flight student at the Santa Rosa School of Aviation. The Los Angeles San Diego-Phoenix country drew another dual cross country flight with Atlas Hembree flying as student with Stan Kochenderfer, instructor.

Cliff Skoog. chief pilot of the school and Bob Sichel, one of the active CAP oficers, flew as pilot and copilot in the school's Cessna Bobcat to carry Charles Ackley, aerial photographer, over the proposed "West Point of the Air" site for a series of air photographs that will be used in selling the government on this area. Transients during included Mr. and Mrs. Paul Younr.

Los Angeles, flying their convert A-20 bomber with Bill McCuen at the controls, for a visit to their Calistoga ranch home. From the northern rim of the early post war period, interest in delegation from the two outfits flew to the Sonoma county airport aviation has risen. Associated Absolutely no extra charge credit. AS LONG AS 21 MONTHS TO PAY Press notes that use of small air lb 15 mmzzmzz.z 0 42 5i 1 1 in I I 1 i Dr. J.

C. Campbell to make arfangements for the visit. planes for numerous jobs formerly done on the ground crop spraying Credit Extended to Senior Citizens and dusting, crop planting and LOW PRICES pipeline surveying has created MEANWHILE, the county's CAP organization has been busy throughout the week adding to the Pittsburgh Youngstown Match. King's Fianchetto defense. J.

Firestone, white; J. Kraja, black. Notes by F. A. Sorensen.

BRANCHES IN OTHER CALIFORNIA CTIES new industries. "Postwar disillusionment was not general air activity. Three planes 1. P-K4 2. P-Q4 B-N2112.

PxP I carrying six members Vern and 1 GEL P-Q4 (d)NxP NxB (f)P-N5 for those who saw in wartime development of aviation a new tool," 'Rii nil 3. N-KB3 P-K3I13. P-B4(e) Edith Wood, Dave Suva and Kos-coe Bertolucci and the Bidwell 4.B-Q3 P-Q314. QxN AP said. "It was for those who saw the airplane as a brothers, Duke -and Burnett B-NZ PxP K-R 6.

O-O N-QB3 15. B-K4! 6. P-B3 KN-K2 16. P-Q5! 7. B-KN5 O-O 17.

BxPch 8. ON-02 18. N-R4! went into action on an air search It goes on to show that much of (g)N-R4? 1-2 (D)P-QK3 19. NXFCftI FXN 9. Q-Q2 P-QN4I20.

Q-R3ch Resigns 10.R-QB (a) This defense is not altogether bad but, as this game shows, must be played by black vslry carefully. (b) If he wish to fianchetto the QB, simply P-QN3 would save time and avoid weakening the Q-side. (c) In order to break the pin, black (1) cuts off the diagonal of his KB: (2) weakens the KP; (3) weaken his castled position. (d) Black was reluctant to capture with the pawn as that would reduce Y0U1 PET AND MINE don't expect it to be finger-tame right away. It will take much pa the scope of his QB (at QN2).

However, PxP was preferable, in order to maintain the center and rid himself of the weak KP. tience and petting to make the little bird realize there is no need (e) Naturally playing to open more By JOAN SHAW Budgerigars or "Budgies," as they are familiarly known are fast becoming the most popular cage bird. They are giving the canary a run for its money. Budgies are seen in many colors. Green, originally, they have progressed to yellow, blue, white and other rare combinations.

Budgie playpens have been man lines for his pieces. (f Not relishing pxp: bxp wnn pressure on the KP. But. as the game to be frightened. There are many books written about the Budgie and its ability to learn to talk.

Anyone interested in procuring shows, this might weu nave Deen xne lesser eviL (g) The only possibility for further resistence was 18.. 19. -K3! iS If (if 19. Q-B2, then 19. one oi these books may have the name of publishers by sending a P-N4; 20.

N-B5, B-B when white still has more mobility for his pieces. After the text, Firestone finishes neatly. stamped envelope to me. DISTEMPER is prevalent now. Make sure your dogs, especially pups, don come in contact with isJZRSTJ.

Cost other dogs before they receive pro tective snots. ufactured. They are little miniature playgrounds of wood where the birds can climb, tumble and frolic in a person's living room. They are easily tamed, if taken from the nest at the age of about three weeks, handled gently and consistently by the same person. They are fond of having their foreheads scratched.

Pressing the finger against their legs will make them step onto the finger. After doing this a few times, the birds will voluntarily fly to the finger to be petted or fed. If you purchase an older Budgie, Watch for the first symptoms. These are sluggishness, perhaps nausea, and a desire to lie down undisturbed. Later there may be discharge noticed in the eyes and nose and perhaps a husky cough.

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