The Press Democrat from Santa Rosa, California • 8

The PRESS DEMOCRAT Santa Rosa, May 16, 1948 UNESCO ENDS gig WMflff S. MEETING By tfae WorW BfentKoM Champion -GEORGE KOLTANOWSKI CAN YOU SOLVE THIS? Problem No. 33 By G. LATZEL ake a bis: dash of sunshine 3- ns0 a pinch of salt spray 11 PI ft ff 1 a a new suit by fi4 a i ani Rosselli del Turco, ex-chess champion of Italy, died last week. Short But Sweet Game played by mail: 1.

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Q-R5 Mate! Once upon a time, during one of the Hungarian championships, Von Balla was playing Breyer. Both players were hunched over the board. Suddenly Von Balla looked up excitedly: "Mate in two!" he crowed. The spectators all stared at Breyer. He looked rather bored, but otherwise showed no reaction.

Astonished, Balla stared at the position again, and to his horror, found that the mate in two did not exist! How 0 FOR A 'SWIMMING FINE' DAY SAN FRANCISCO, May 15 (AP) A ringing demand for complete freedom for man's ideas the world over closed the first Pacific regional conference on the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization here today. Some 3,000 delegates from seven Western states, Alaska and Hawaii ended their three-day session in the San Francisco Opera House with addresses by Dr. George D. Stoddard, president of the University of Illinois, and Dr. Margaret Mead, author and anthropologist.

Stoddard announced a set of principles adopted by the section on communications which he described as a working program for peace that is "the heart of UNESCO." Simp-ly put, these principles say that there should be no control over the spreading of ideas if peace is to come, because ien must learn enough about each other to live together peacefully. Stoddard noted that Russia is among those nations which have not joined UNESCO, but expressed hope the Soviet Union would be able to accept its principles and join later. He warned that Americans should keep their own house in order. Dr. Mead urged the delegates to stick to plain talk when they go home.

Otherwise, she indicated, they may get the same blank stares from plain citizens that greet the gobbledygook of governments and diplomatic ever, after further study, he found the solution. "Mate in three!" he shouted, more excited than ever. But Breyer still looked bored. Crestfallen Balla turned back to the position, grew pale. There was no mate in three, either! What to do? He studied and studied.

Suddenly he came to a conclusion. The spectators hung on his words. "I resign," he whispered. "fei-rCl White to play and mate in two moves. Solution to Problem No.

32: 1. N-KR3 and 1. KxP. BRIEFS Petaluma beat Santa Rosa by a score of 6:5 last week. Petaluma was lucky! June 4 will be a gala night for the Redwood Empire Chess League clubs and players.

A banquet will take place in Petaluma. Prizes will be awarded to the winning team. Next Tuesday, Santa Rosa invades San Rafael to play the last match of the season. We think we will beat S.R. (meaning which The Mechanics' Institute of San Francisco just beat the central California team by a score of something like 16 to 5.

Brrrr! It is now definite that the new champion of the world is Michael Botvinnik of Russia! In a letter from R. H. Campbell, Ilkley, England, we learn that he has been refused petrol (gasoline) for shopping, but has been allowed Vi gallons monthly to attend his chess club. The Canadian champion, Abe Yanofsky, is going to study medicine at the University of Edinburgh, Scotland. And most likely participate in tournaments in Europe during his vacations.

His studies will take him five years. A book, giving all the games in the world championship will soon appear, with notes by Yanofsky. It will sell at a very reasonable price. A team from northern California is going down to Atascadero on May 30 to take on a team of 45 players from the southern Dart of the state. Northern California is a sure winner! Marques Stef- Speed Record Sought SANTA FE, N.

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