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PAGE 5- -THE PRESS DEMOCRAT, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1948- -SANTA ROSA, CALIFORNIA Local Contractors CANBERRA, Australia (AP) South Africa and Australia have established Antarctic outposts on Prince Edward Island and Heard Island respectively. WASHINGTON (AP) Twenty years ago there were seven hospital beds per 1,000 population in the United States. Today there are more than 10. WASHINGTON (AP) About 46 out of every 100 U.S. deaths occurred in hospitals in 1945a compared with -35 out of every 100 in 1936.

Receive Licenses SACRAMENTO, Feb. 14 (WNS) Five Santa Rosa residents have By the WorWi BfcafoM Champion -GEORGE KOLTANOWSKJ qualified for contractors' licenses, AMERICO PIIILES LONDON (INS) An overwhelming majority of Britons are "enthusiastically" pro-American. According to a poll conducted recently by a national Sunday newspaper, seven out of every eight correspondents in letters to the editor answered in the affirmative the question, "Do you like Americans?" The editor said that letters came in from all parts of Great Britain. METAL 'TRACERS' CHICAGO, Feb. 15 (INS) Radioactive substances called "tracers" are being used by the metal industry to study the molecular structure of alloys and to measure the sulphur and phosphorous content of iron and steel.

According to scientists in the Institute of Metals at the University of Chicago, one of three institutes in a 12 million dollar research program, the research may lead to new processes of increasing the efficiency of gas turbines. License MODEL F.1S1 IS CU. FT. SIZI HEAVY-DUTY eous I won 30, drew 4, and lost 1. ICan You Solve This? Problem No.

20 The match game follows Rlack White TcTq) the Contractors' State Board today announced. They are: L. R. Anderson and erman, 642 Oak street, contractors. Fred F.

Mounts, 701 street, tile contractor. ICS J. Hag-General Hendley Li 1 A H. P. Codding and L.

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G. Koltanowskl Opening 16. PxP If 16. R-QB1, PxP; 17. PxP.

B-RS wins. 16 BxP 17. O-O. P-KR4 18. P-KR4, P-Q4 19.

B-R3, B-KB4, stopping P-K4 would have been better. 19 P-K4 20. Q-N3. Q-N2 Black would not mind getting an open KN's file, should White later ex-exchange his bishop for the knight. 21.

B-N2. QR-Q1 22. N-N5, KR-K1 Black is now well developed and ready to start attacking. White helps with his next move. 23.

PxP 14. PxP, P-K5! Kills White must lose something now. 25. PxP, BxR 26. PxN, BxB 27.

PxP, P-B3! If the i moves now. Black saves his bishop and will remain two pieces up. 28. KxB. PxN 29.

R-KB1, R-K3 W. Kendall English 1. P-QB4. P-QB4 This is not considered best. P-K-4 is better 2.

N-QB3, N-QB3 3. P-KN3, P-KN3 4. B-N2, B-N2 5. P-Q3. P-Q3 What is this? A follow-the- leader thing? Not quite, as you will see with the next move.

6. B-Q2, N-KR3 oi away from the book completely. The object is to hold square QS and thus play for a king-side attack. 7. N-KB3, N-B4 The first objective has been achieved.

8. R-QN1, White decides to open the queen's side. 8 B-Q2 9. P-QR3. P-QR4 10.

N-QN5. Q-Bl 11. B-B3, Well 1 a d. Black does not wish to exchange his strong bishop yet. 11.

(B3)- Q5 12. N(N5)xN, PxN 13. B-Q2, O-O 14. P-QN4, PxP 15. PxP, P-QN4 The attack on the Black rook would fail, as after 16.

QP. 17, QxB. etc. Warren Addresses Fairmen's Meeting SACRAMENTO, Feb. 14 (AP) Governor Warren spoke to some 400 convention officials of 91 fairs today and commended them for plans to keep fairgrounds open to the public all the year.

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So overwhelming is the supply one company today refused to buy any more. It called a meeting Monday at which It will present an offer at "cannery prices." A spokesman said canning was the only solution for the surplus. About 80 crab boats work out of Eureka. The price schedule agreed upon at the start of the season was 12 cents a pound. March of Dimes In San Antonio, Texas, I played a match game with W.

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