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O-O Black resigns gay Marine Reservist Named Recruiting Officer for City Appointment of First Lieutenant John W. Burkard, USMCR, of 726 Lewis road, Santa Rosa, as a volunteer marine corps recruiting officer for Santa Rosa, was announced yesterday by the 12th Marine Reserve District, A graduate of Santa Rosa High School in 1939, Lt. Burkard was commissioned in the marine corps reserve in February, 1942, and served with the amphibious re-connaisance battalion at Saipan, Tinian, and Okinawa, winning a letter of commendation. According to the announcement, Lt. Burkard has been authorized to effect enrollments and administer enlistment oaths for the volunteer marine corps reserve to men between the ages of 17 and 32 years.

Veterans of all services who were discharged under honorable conditions, are also eligible for the reserve without physical examinations. A low white pot of ivy on an attractive plate makes a charming table centerpiece and helps out when fresh flowers aren't Ml Results of a regular league game between Santa Rosa and San Rafael Friday night: San Rafael 6, Santa Ros.a 5Vfe. mm WAS a wsiy AAA Approximately 200 Sonoma county alumni of the University of California attended a dinner reception in the Santa Rosa Hotel Friday evening in honor of U. C. President Robert Gordon Sproul and his party.

Outstanding speaker of the evening was Dr. Stafford L. Warren, dean of the University of California at Los Angeles medical school. Dr. Warren told the alumni that atomic bombs, dropped on 25 of America's leading cities, would wipe them out and kill almost all their population.

Radioactivity in the areas would also make them unsafe for habitation for several centuries, he asserted. President Sproul addressed the gathering in a review of developments and progress at the university over the past several years. Dr. John D. Hicks, professor of American history at U.

declared American foreign policy must be based on atomic energy in the event of future Master of ceremonies and general chairman for the dinner was Attorney Edward T. Koford of Santa Rosa. ON White to play and mate in two moves. The lineup: Santa Rosa B. C.

Jenkines, OM W. L. Sherman, 1,1 Bud Raule, 1,0 Mrs. Som'ville V2.V2 F. Schneider, 0,1 Glen Watson, 0,0 San Rafael R.

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Allison, la.Va L. Yates, 1,0 W. Knowlton, 1,1 THAT FLATT vmtmvj jsr CHESS NEWS 'New York The speed (10 seconds per move) championship of the United States was won by Max Pavey. D. Byrne and L.

Evans tied for second place. There were 40 competitors in all. Budapest T. Popa won the local championship with 14 points. There were 18 players in the tournament.

Paris A match between France anH Switzerland ended in a tie Creamed flaked fish spooned into individual baking shells and sprinkled with cheese before going under the broiler is a good dish to serve for Sunday night supper. Accompany the fish with a green salad and a hearty dessert of hot apple pie and cheese. 10 to 10. London H. Golombek won the rfiamrionship of England by beat ins R.

J. Broadbent in a match by a score of 4 to 2. Leeuwarden, Holland Golom bek won the international tourna mpnt here with five points. Van Tnl Holland) was second with four and a half points, and Devos fBelfiium) was third with 1 nil 1 mm lin it mil 11 nuw iminii i wiwiih mm in i i i inn of READY-to-WEAR four points. There were 10 play ers.

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