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PAGE 9- -THE PRESS DEMOCRAT, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1948 SANTA ROSA, CALIFORNIA Slain Man's Youth for Christ Plans Tun Night' Formation of the Coast Guard in 1915 involved the merger of the Life-Saving Service and the Revenue Cutter Service. Coastal waters off California yield more than 500 varieties of fish, including tuna, rex sole, Pismo clams and abalone. Gene Sherman was principal speaker at the rally held last night at the Native Sons' hall by Santa Rosa Youth for Christ. In the business session, the group postponed indefinitely a dinner planned for February 14 and laid plans for a Fun Night for young people of the area. The Fun Night will be held in the parlors of the Christian Missionary Alliance Church at 8 p.

m. February 14. Men Be Wise, Economize Buy Your Hat Direct FROM FACTORY gave Middle Man Profit Star Hat Factory 436 FIFTH STREET Doughnuts are delicious when heated, sliced and spread with cream cheese and chopped nuts. On approval of your credit As long as 15 months to pay Small weekly or monthly payments Never any extras for easy credit Ff An a mo nltl A klHtl ACS 6 iili mini ryfrmmmmmi mi mm in 1.1 1. 1.

mini in I iM.u-wimmmwBUwm.iy'mityFmimmi!ltlm t. 4S1 I I of- i 18 I I i 1 -fan iwti rfci i. ihi Labor Plans No Deviation Despite Slum WASHINGTON, Feb. 7 (UP) Top labor union, economists today dashed hopes that this week's drop in commodity prices would take the steam out of third-round wage increases. Donald Montgomery, chief economic adviser to President Walter P.

Reuther of the United Auto Workers (CIO), and Boris Shis-kin, top AFL economist, said the dip has had no effect on the cost of living. They doubted that it would have any effect before spring contract negotiations. Both said they saw no reason for unions to modify their demands on the basis of the price drop thus far. A spokesman for the Communications Workers of America said the executive board in session here decided to press for a third postwar wage increase for the 220,000 workers represented by the independent union. He said the board regarded the commodity price drop as "temporary." San Diego has the outstanding xoological park in California.

Widow Files Damage Suit SAN RAFAEL, Feb. 7 Mrs. Hjordi Hadzess, widow of Pete "the Greek" Hadzess, today filed suit in Marin county superior court for $50,000 damages on the "wrongful and malicious death" of her husband. Named in the suit were: George Kosalis, 70, who shot and cremated Hadzess on the Sausalito waterfront December 10; Mrs. Anna Hoetes of Vallejo, sister of the slain man; John Hadzess of San Francisco, Pete's brother; and the American Trust Co.

office of Sausalito, executors of Hadzess' will. Mrs. Hadzess asks $35,000 general damages and $15,000 punitive damages. Kosalis was tried Wednesday for the murder of Hadzess and was found to be not guilty by reason of insanity, and was ordered committed to the Mendocino State Hospital. Mrs.

Hoetes was made the beneficiary of Hadzess' entire estate, amount of which has not yet been disclosed. DR. J. C. CAMPBELL DEHTAL PLATES MADE WITH MODERN TRANSLUCENT TEETH REALISTIC in appearance, SCIENTIFICALLY designed and with such a close RESEMBLANCE to Nature's own, the MODERN TRANSLUCENT TEETH are used and praised by dentists everywhere.

Combined with the BEAUTIFLX TRANSPARENT MATERIALS that are popular with many dentists they appear so lifelike as to DEFY DETECTION. BRANCHES IN OTHER CALIFORNIA CITIES TARGETS IN INDIAN DEATH PLOT Sardar V. Patel (left). Indian home minister, and Education Minister Azad, reportedly are among the Indian leaders marKed for assassination by political conspirators in the same manner that took the life of Mohandas K. Gandhi.

Police patrols In New Delhi are rounding up members of the secret Maha Sabha organization to which Gandhi's slayer belonged. (International Soundphoto). tlSIIISOffiS? 'i- Ir THE CLASSIFIED WAY IS THE PAYING WAY Kimcsr (OAT The One Coat Magic Flat Oil Paint On By the WorWi Blindfold Champion -GEORGE KOLTANOWSKJ LLAR STOR NATIONAL SAVE AT TH YOU Santa. Rosa, Flora Lee Simpson of CAN YOU SOLVE THIS? Problem No. 19 Sebastopol, and H.

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3 Points H. W. Masters and Ladies9 Neiv SPRING SLACKS Danny Yee of Santa Rosa. jit 2 Points Joanne Cutter, Clay mM IP- Fisher, Patricia A. Martin and O.

Strutter cloth ladies' slacks. Zipper side fasteners. Full L. Lance of Santa Rosa. mi lit 1 Pointr Bill Blodgett, Ray cut.

Colors, beige, Brandt, William Kirkland, Fran Smart, popular boxy style wool jackets. All new patterns, plaid and solid colors. Sizes 12 to 18. A real special! brown and biacK. 19 tn IK wmr cis McFarland, Charles H.

Ditt-mer, Dorothy Newman and Wil km ml liam Wood of Santa Rosa, and 0 fflS Vt PI Fi Richard Felciano of Sebastopol. VO DISAGREEABLE ODOR! This above all NU COAT is ao pleasant to apply. There is absolutely no disagreeable odor. The Santa Rosa Chess Club 9 in ma Ladies9 RAHD BAGS played host to the members of the Santa Rosa High School Chess Club last Friday night. The high 3.60 Per Gal.

In Cotton Broadcloth school club meets every Tuesday lit i Only White to play and mate in two moves. night at 7:30 p.m., but due to the Underarm styles with zipper tops. Plastic and calf. Big and roomy. Qf In all colors.

Reg. 2.98. Se- i ciai ior oniy Ladies' cotton wash dresses. Zipper and button front. In assorted colorful prints, floral and dots.

Sizes 14 to 42. Special values at this low price. stress and strain of final exams called off their meeting last week. They have completed all the arrangements for an inter-club tour-s nament with the chess club of Analy High School to be held in the Santa Rosa High School library Tuesday night, February THE ANSWERS Here are the answers to the problems for January. These are the only key moves that will solve the problems: Problem No.

14 P-QN6. Problem No. 15 N-QB5. Problem No. 16 P-B4.

Problem No. 17 N-Q5. Those of you who got No. 17 are to be congratulated. Only six correct answers were sent in.

paint stose 80 Fourth Street Phone 514-J 17. at 7:30. George Koltanowski pi is expected to act as tournament MOO! MRS director, but definite arrange ments cannot be made until he jlew Arrival Ladies9 Cotton TUCKSTITCH PANTIES Just received a shipment of fine cotton tuckstitched panties. Get a few pair for this cold weath- fe XjQ er. Extra large size only.

mtU 4 Women9s FELT SLIPPERS 1 Hi LlilES I 1 1 5 lf 1 THE WINNERS In the next few days a free chess books will be sent to the following winners: F. J. Heney, Leonard Moors and I. Roundy of Santa Rosa, and Agnes Blewitt of Sebastopol. returns from his international tour the latter part of this week.

This is to be a regular match in the newly-formed high school chess league, which includes teams from the high schools of Santa Rosa, Sebastopol, Petaluma, and San Rafael. Only 5 or 6 players from Sebastopol are expected to attend, while Santa Rosa will probably have 12 or more present; so students from the Sonoma High School who are interested have been invited, to participate. T.29 2) Nothing nicer and they've just arrived. The new blouses for Spring feature all new colors. Ideal for suit wear.

Sizes 32 to 42. Very Special! a .79 Colors of blue brown and wine. Warm wool felt slippers. Leather sole and rubber heel. Sizes 5 to 9.

Physical and Fluoroscopic X-RAY EXAMINATION AT REASONABLE COST We examine heart, lungs, sinus, liver, kidneys, gall bladder, nervous systems, tell you where the trouble is and what to do. Phone for Appointment. if HI Men9 Fine Ladies9 Rayon JERSEY G0WMS THE LINEUP 10 Points W. L. Sherman of Cotati.

9 Points G. W. Leikam of Sebastopol, and Eva Dresel of Sonoma. 8 Points John Boschen and Mrs. M.

van Steyn of Santa Rosa, and L. Wolfson of Sebastopol. 7 Points Jon Pegg and Mrs. Alice Wagnon of Santa Rosa. 1 ff TTT7 TTl Men's dress shirts of fine quality sanfor-ized-shrunk broadcloth.

In Modern Electro-Therapy, Diet, Adjustments and General Manipulative Therapy Ladies' fine rayon jersey gowns, lace top trim. Sizes 34 to 40. Color in tearose only. A real special! smart new patterns. Made Berkeley Architect To Plan Hospital SONOMA, Feb.

7. At a meeting of the Sonoma Valley Hospital Board held this last week, Russell Guerne deLappe, hospital architect from Berkeley, was selected as architect for the proposed new district hospital. i As soon as sufficient funds have been accumulated, his plans will be sent to the proper state and federal authorities prior to the actual building of the hospital. vith wrinkle free collars. 6 Points Edward Hubert J.

Bernhard, Tom Sizes 14 to 17. Shoemaker, Mrs. J. K. Somerville, Printed and Glen Watson of Santa Rosa ti' 5 Points Robert Holten of Santa Rosa, and S.

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