The Press Democrat from Santa Rosa, California • 11

PRESS DEMOCRAT Santa Rosa, May 2, 1948 11 C3 Attention SCOTTISH MTE LlHSQUS By the WorWg BWfoM Champion -GEORGE KOLTANOWSKl- Two Words Net 20 Grand Prize SAN FRANCISCO, May 1 (AP) Two words "Swan Island" were worth about in prizes today to Mrs. Lewis R. Springer, an El Paso, Texas, widow with two children. 1 That was the right answer In the treasure hunt on Jack Gregson's NBC radio show and Mrs. Springer had it.

Her prizes included a complete modern kitchen, a house trailer and several expense-paid vacation trips. NBC said she broke into tears when told by telephone that she had won. CAN YOU SOLVE THIS? Problem No. 31 By Jn Kilpling" England 1 00 HORSES IN TODAY'S SHOW BOYES HOT SPRINBS, MayJL The 4th annual Valley of the Moon Horse show will be held at Lichtenberg Field in Boyes Hot Springs, this afternoon. The show will start at 1 p.

and since 29th DEGREE THIS TUESDAY EVENING 30. K-K2 N-R4 31. R-Q2 R-B2 32. P-N4 RB2-Q2I Threatens BxP. 33.

PxBP NPxP 34. RK1-Q1 P-R5 35. K-Kr N-NS This settles matters! 36. N-Q5ch PxN. 37.

BxP NxR 38. RxN PxP 39. BxR RxB 40. R-KB2 K-K3 41. R-B3 R-Q6 And White resigned.

State Needs Trained Nurses A'continou examine process for graduate nurses has been developed in the State civil service program. There is an urgent need for nurses In state hospitals, according to Dr. F. O. Butler, superintendent of the Sonoma State Home.

At this time there are two vacancies at the home. A graduate nurse may report to the Home, fill out an application, take a simplified test, and be employed within a week. Dr. Butler said. The program is now under way in 14 State Institutions and in offices of the State Personnel Board throughout California.

Employment under this streamlined program for nurses eliminates all possible and gives full civil service advantages, in addition to a beginning monthly salary of $200 for a 40-hour week. Nurses are entitled to annual merit increases in salary, three week's paid vacation a year, and sick leave and retirement benefits. Sebastopol News Notes SOCIAL NOTES SEBASTOPOL, May 1 Analy High School seniors staged their annual class play Friday night. Miss H. Jarvis directed the play! "Junior Miss." Elneta star of the show, has applied, and been accepted, for admission to the Pasadena Playhouse.

The young lady will enroll in the fall semester. Mr. and Mrs. Trevor Jones of Rodeo, are in Sebastopol this weekend winding up their two-week trip which took them into the Grand Canyon, Ariz. Mrs.

Jones is the daughter of Mrs. Ted Linville of this city. Mrs." Sylvia Clark of Sebastopol entertained at a dinner last Wednesday for -Mrs. Wesley Ivy. An enjoyable afternoon was spent sewing.

A new name will be selected tomorrow for the former Arnett's Market on North Main street in Sebastopol. Mr. Ralph Smith, owner, will announce, the winner of the naming contest tomorrow at 5 p. m. at the store.

clear skies are promised, a banner crowd should be in attendance, as announced by L. E. Castner, ill SOLi show manager. Over 100 entries have been re 1 a in -M 0 fl To) '4 y- 1 1 ess 'f Something New California Chess News, May issue (subscription $1 a year) just out and the magazine is better than ever before. How is it possible for a magazine to improve so much in such a short time? Take my advice and subscribe to the only magazine on the West coast.

Send fdr copies to California Chess News, P. O. Box, 124, Santa' Rosa, CaL White plays and mates in two moves. FIRTH ilASONITE ceived, and the highlight of the show fill be The Tops," famous trick horse, who is able to perform over 60 tricks. Also the famous Tennessee Walking Horse will perform fbr the first time in this area.

The classes include jumpers, hackamore, three gaited, stock horses, five gaited, trail class, children's class and musical chairs. Also Harvey Griffin of the Wagon Wheel Ranch, will give a harness exhibition. There will be a gate prize of a $50 U. S. Savings Bond.

The admission is $1, and children under 12 will be admitted free when accompanied by their To the problem solvers: Next week the list will be published of the standings and winners of book prizes of the month of April. United States museums Increased from 600 In 1910 to 2500 in 1939. Problem No. 30. 1.

Solution B-Q8. Chess Club Champions Last Monday night Santa Rosa High School invaded Petaluma and beat the high school there by 6-2j thus winning the title' of champs. Santa Rosa High School had beaten Sebastopol and Sonoma high schools previously. Detailed results: Santa Rosa H. S.

Petaluma H. S. Chess Club Chess Club The Wesleyan Service Guild will hold its "Artist Tea" on May 15 from 2 p. m. until 5 in the Epworthian hall in Sebastopol.

The, proceeds will go to aid girls who request business and professional careers. CLUB NOTES Mr. and Mrs. I. J.

Linville, Mrs. e. World Championship In the 14th round Botvinik lost his first game and thus against Reshevskv of the United States! Here follows this titanic battle: White Botvinik. Black Reshev-sky. Nimzo-Indian Defense HEALTH TALKS mm In recent years Americans gave churches and welfare institutions little more than $1.50 out of every $100 of their expenditures considerably less than they spent for either tobacco or alcoholic beverages.

'W CHAflMEL COLONIAL RESAW PATTERNS 1. G. Olson 2 2. R. Goulds'rd 1 3.

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Green 0 B. Etimson, 0 O. Rogers 0 O. Rogers 0 Brandner y2 C. Moller 2 A.

Gilmore 0 -k' 2 by N-KB3 P-K3 B-N5 P-B4 BxNch N-B3 O-O P-QN3 1. P-Q4 2. P-QB4 3. N-QB3 4. P-K3 5.

P-QR3 6. PxB 7. B-OS 8. N-K2 9. P-K4 N-Kl A strange move, 1 VI but Black B-N5.

7 i avoid 10. P-Q3 Andrew Goodenough, Mrs. Joe Welsh, all of Sebastopol, motored to Petaluma Wednesday evening to witness the conferring of the degrees at the Rebekah lodge. The performance. was magnificent and a grand time was enjoyed by the group.

0 The Sebastopol Grange No. 306 will hold their regular business meeting on Monday, May 3, at the I. O. O. F.

hall in this city. Master James Peili will preside at the meeting, with refreshments at close of The Sebastopol Home Economics Club will meet next Wed nesday at the Odd Fellows' hall in Sebastopol. Mother's Day is the theme, and all women are asked to bring a box luncheon. The program, under the able direction of Mrs. Cora Scott, will begin at 3 p.

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P-K5 18. KR-K1 MOULDED B-R3 Q-Q2 P-B4 P-N3 Q-KB2 R-Bl QPxP N-KN2 19. QPxPK5 Black's game is- improving with ran DeMolay Dinner At Healdsburg HEALDSBURG, May 1 A "Father and Son" banquet sponsored by Healdsburg Chapter, Order of DeMolay, will be held Monday night in Masonic Hall at 7:30 o'clock. A program will follow the dinner. The following new officers have just been elected by1 the chapter: Weldon Parker, master counselor; Dick Gardejla, senion counselor, and Bill Beedie, junior counselor.

Appointive -officers named are: Wally Wood, senior steward; Brad McNear, junior steward; Kenneth Johnson, scribe; Ted Gibbs, sentinel; Dick Kruckman, chaplain; Dave Manley, and Eugene Cade, standard bearer. it mm each move. Note how he is in no hurrv to take the pawn on QB5. 20. N-Bl KR-Ql 21.

B-KB3 N-R4 22. B-N3 Q-Kl 23. N-K3 Q-R5 This move kind of kills. White is now definitely going to lose Dr. CARL A.

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