The Press Democrat from Santa Rosa, California • 9

-THE PRESS DEMOCRAT, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1947 PAGE 9- -SANTA ROSA, CALIFORNIA- At PEDERSEN With the World's Blindfold Champion CHESS CHATS By GEORGE KOLTANOWSKI MncKflw lQ0.fi acrainst Lasker and tnvavv Kvwy Capablanca; and again led Capa- CAN YOU SOLVE THIS? Problem No. 12 By GEORGE KOLTANOWSKI blanca in a iyz tournament, wnen in the proper frame of mind, he surpasses all opponents. His tech "Am f. nique IS a wild, lempeiiuuua c4om that hursts the dikes and a mm sweeps away all opposition. His confidence in his ability, and his infinite otmmism are xne essen No Wonder STEWART-WARNER mm wm wm ft a Is Such A Wooderf ufl Christmas Gift! White to play and mate in two moves.

tial factors of his success. In 1929 and again in 1934 he played two matches with Alekhine for the world title, but lost both matches. He is now a citizen of Germany. D-ug Store Tieup Nears Agreement SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 20 (AP) A tentative agreement was announced today in a wage dispute between San Francisco's large independent drugstores and the AFL Pharmacists' Union.

The agreement, negotiated at a session held by Federal Conciliator Omar Hoskins with representatives of the disputants, provides an eventual 40-hour week for pharmacists and a $5 weekly wage boost to $43 for drug clerks retroactive to November 1. It continues the present scale of $375 a month for pharmacists with a reduction in the present 48 -hour week to 44 hours January 1 and to 40 July 1. Jpmnese Bibles LAST WEEK'S PROBLEM Due to a typographical error, there were three black bishops last week's problem (No. 11). We should follow that with the usual chess The bishop on QB5 should have been white.

Some of our contestants very cleverly made that correction and solved the problem congratulations. The rest of you may send in the answer this week and still get credit for it. Easier to play handsomer to look at! and Only Stewart-Warneir Gives Yon Strobo-Sonic Tone KNOW THE CHESS MASTERS Ewfim D. Bogoliubow was born April 1, 1889 in Ukrania, the son of an orthodox priest. He attend-A cphnnl at.

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