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4 SUNDAY MORNING." APRIL 12, 1931.PART VI.T i -ii i i i i CHECKERS HIGHWAY MILEAGE SMALL IN CHEN A WING FAILURE RISK LESSENED NEW DE LUXE ROADSTER JIERE Willys Displaying Latest Product TRANSPORT BY PLANES INCREASES BY- itVadtiBiiaaHjibBBy BY Glue Important Material of Plane Structure lit) 1., 'X4i SHERWOOD. Figures for 1 930 Operation Double Business Done in Previous Year With more than 400,000.000 peo pie living in an area somewhat larger than the United States, China has only 35,000 miles ol road, with only about 2000 miles paved. In the whole country there is lass than 8000 miles of railroad and only 30,000 motor vehicles. BORDER CLOSES AT NINE The International Border at Cal-exico opens at 6 a.m. and closes at 9 p.m advises the touring bureau of the Automobile Club of Southern California.

The April 12. 1931. Address all mail to CUI Sherwood, Times, Lou Angeles. Use of Commodity Requires Unusual Skill L. A.

TIMES PROBLEM n6. 218 By A. F. Mackenzie (From Chess Lyrics.) Dodge were the only ones to give all variations In the recent three-mover. The twelve entries in the International tourney starting next Saturday at New York are.

Capa-blanca, Marshall, Kashdan, Ed Lasker, Kupchik, Kevltz, Horowitz, Steiner, Santasiere, Dake, Tur-over and Fox. JTT1 A total of 417,505 persons were l. K-TI Metal Rapidly Replacing Wood in Fuselages BY FRANK J. CARMOD1' 01 all the substances that go into the construction of a modern airplane, one of the most important invariably manages to be one of i Here's the game that was missing from last week's column. Played by mail In Russia, 1908.

L. A. TIMES GAME NO. 234 Vienna Game Ji-J-: m' 1 i ft A 4 JOHN DOUGHERTY April 12. 1031 Chess and checker headquarters, 512 Union League Building, corner of Second and Hill streets.

All chess and checker players are invited to join. All communications Intended for this department should be addressed to John Dougherty, 4026 Dalton avenue, Los Angeles, Cal. AMONG THE FANS J. fi. Hanson left last Wednesday for Berkeley, to visit his mother, and expects to return to Los Angeles in two or three weeks.

On Saturday, April 4, he gave a simultaneous exhibition under the auspices of the Arroyo Seco Chess and Checker Club in the auditorium room of the Arroyo Seco Playground. It is a large room, well ventilated and an ideal place for an exhibition. There were players present from all over Southern California. At the close of the exhibition Mr. Hanson had won 42, drew 24, and lost two games.

Mr. Ankers and "Duke" Wellington each secured a win. The "Duke's" win can easily be accounted for as he previously invited Mr. Hanson to have dinner with him after the show, but I can think of no excuse for the V. Blsck Alekhine.

19 B-K3 B-K3 I i H'rr White Wjakhlreff. 1 P-K4 P-K4 2 N-QB3 N-KB3 3 B-Bl N-B3 4 P-Q3 B-N5 8 fi NxP 7 BxN 1 QxB "which the average airplane passen cer is least conscious. It is glue. if -if Hjr. True, glue Is not used to the ex passengers on the domestic and foreign scheduled air lines of American operators during 1930, more than twice as many passengers as were carried by the scheduled air transport companies In 1929, it has been announced by the aeronautics branch of the Department of Commerce upon completion of its survey of operations for the last half of 1930.

The miles flown in 1930 were an increase of more than 10,000,000 over 1929. Mail carried in 1930 amounted -to 3,324,255 pounds, and express was pounds, both figures representing substantial increases over the previous year. For the last half of 1930, It was found that 20,042,475 miles were flown by fifty-five transport companies operating 137 routes. These lines carried 209,148 passengers during the six -month period. 4,562,879 pounds of mall and 1,623,773 pounds of express.

Passenger miles flown 1 i fUr.U j-i-Jra- tent It once was au-piane struc 8 Castle Q-Q! yVWV tures. Metal has replaced wood in 20 B-B2 21 P-R'i 22 B-K3 23 P-N4 24 K-N 25 K-B2(e) 26 P-N6 27 KR-B 28 K-B 29 NsR 30 B-B2 31 P.N 32 R-B2 33 B-K B-K3 35 R-KR iyy, B-Q4 N-N3 N-H3 N-BHcll! Q-R5I R-N3 B-K2! RxN XN PxP R-KI t-R8ch B-R5I Q-N7chl CiOQC 9 N-N3 10 P-B4(b) 11 QN-K2 12 K-R 13 P-Q4 14 P-Bl 15 P-B5 18 17 Q-N3ch Castle P-B4 Q-R5 B-Q31 P-KjC R-B3 R-R3 B-B K-R N-K2I fuselages of most planes and in trie wings of many. Metals are not glued. However, the wings of a majority of aircraft still are made of wood and when he 13 lifted into (Wh-8: Bl-5) B7i 4R3; 4Plbl; R5qk. While mates in two.

3K2Q1; 6P1; 7p; 6Nr; Motor Delivers Seventy-two Miles an Hour Solution Nn M7: R-K2. R(K6-K4 de- PxRmate 36 Rxw 18 Q-B3K1) Clean oil safeguards the life ofln-arings and other moving parts in your engine. But it niuit be clean. And the way to keep it clean is to renew Jk tip your.Joil 10,000 mil. Note, hv Alrkhin (abbreviated -Tills fiame was Played before the atronuer move B.RN5 was introduced ANEW Willys six de luxe roadster has Just been Introduced Into the Southern California market by Willys Distributors, distributor.

(bl Now this is not so good as Black will assume the Initiative on kingside. (c) Nowadays I would have adopted It is finished in SDrinetime colors were 51,482,633, a passenger mile enromium and beech green tire covers are furnished. The interior is very spacious owing to the 58-1-4-lnch tread, there being room in the front seat for three persons. A rumble seat will accommodate two more passengers. Green-gray alligator grain leather is used for seat coverings and lining.

Large pockets are built into each of the doors and there is a gray-green boot for the top. The engine delivers sixty-five brake horsepower and speed of seventy-two miles an hour. the simple variation, pxer; 14.NXQP, NxN: la.CxN. B-K3: for B-Q2 and B-B3I but my inexperience was a poor shield against the temptation of an attack with brilliant sacrilkes. (d) A grave error of position judgment which gives up the important square at Q5.

18 P-05 was most necessary. (e If PxN. PxP; 26.N-B. RxP; 27. K-B (or B-B2.) Q-R5 wing.

being the equivalent of one passenger flown one mile. In operations of domestic lines frmed bjr R-C1S or -B4i R-K3 by N( N7-B5; RxB by QxR. Bolvers' list ior March: Barton P. Aborn; Richard BxunhiriRn; Helming Bruhn: Harold J. Bovee; Juhn I.

Bujan; A. Barllottl; O. R. Bardeu: aeorge F. Berry; Percy Bowater; Cliarles Brouuhton; Fred Biebesheimer; M.

Benjamin; C. Christianson; Guy L. Conklin; J. O. Dodge; O.

A. Ensstrom; Eftie Fleming; Mr. and Mrs. H. E.

Foserlund: Elmer L. Ferguson; Leonard Friel; John M. Oarrett; Kenneth Garnet; O. A. Hall: J.

W. Harris of Alexandria, W. J. Harris of Los Angeles; Bob Hall; Philo H. House; Vesta Wills Hancock; Nelson Hunter; D.

A. Innes; H. W. Isham: Edgar H. Jacot: Charlie Kummer; Henry Kuru: Charles J.

Kuvanagh; Walter L. Koethen; D. Mel-linkofl; V. C. Charles J.

Meyer: Arthur X. MacKaye; Nicholas Nelson: Alex Plnet L. J. Peters: David Roten-garteu; Louis Sheppard: Toivo Saarela; Dana L. Teague; R.

W. B. Tudor; B. H. Williams; Luclan Weston; P.

Whltehouse- M. R. Watson: G. E. Whitehouse; J.

W. White: Ray Zens. Only seven left who have given correct keys to all problems so far this year: BiebPsh-lmer, Broughton. Dodge, Katahira. MacKaye.

Peters. Soariia. Broughton and forty-seven companies with 108 set off with chromium on exposed metals. Aball green, a light tone, Is employed for the lower body, while beech green, a slightly darker hue, Is used for the panels, fenders and dust aprons. The wire wheels with their large chromium hubs are finished In doe green.

Spares are mounted in front fender wells. routes, flew 17,396,719 miles In the win secured by Mr. Ankers. The following Monday afternoon Mr. Hanson gave an exhibition at the Men's Club, 220 South Main street, where he won 35 and drew 17 games.

PROBLEM NO 1535 By G. O'Neil Black 6. 13, 21. last six months of 1930. Passengers Here's the recent cable nown during that period by the domestic lines amounted to 1 Sultan Khan final summary of the match: 'i Whitakcr 'i Levin 1 Sharp 0 Weiner 1 Winkleman 0 0 Mlotkowskl 1 2 Yates 3 Michell 4 Buerger mail carried totaled 4,223,634 pounds and express carried was 1,517,749 pounds.

The domestic lines were credited with 43,040,103 passenger Winter E. Sergeant. Total Total 2 Mi Winkleman lost on the time limit: the miles ior tne period. others were unfinished, so adjudicated. On scheduled air transport lines f-r-i vt, the air the average man owes a large part of his safety to the prodigious strength of the glues used In the light but sturdy wings.

WING FAILURES FEW Wing failures in aircraft are remarkably few and becoming fewer. Of the limited number there are, the cause rarely lies in the glue used but rather in the effects of time and moisture upon the wooden members. Mort of the glue used in aircraft wings has the same base as the cheese that goes with the nation's apple pie: In other words, cas3in. It is of the same family as casein lime, the mixture of burnt chalfc ana powdered cheese which has held together some of the world's most famous pieces of historic furniture. Blood albumin glues also are used but because they require the use of heat and thus complicate the fabrication process to a greater extent they are not so commonly employed as casein.

In using casein the assembly process Is faster because after the members are cut, shaped and seasoned, putting them together is a matter largely of spreading on the glue, clamping the parts together under tremendous pressures, and allowing the glue to harden. One's admiration of the prodigious holding power of the glue Is Increased when he sees the small amount used for a given part. Instead of being brushed on thickly, It is spread very thinly with a roller, the object being to cover the entire surface evenly. 2554 operated by American companies and extending into Canada, Cen A. TIMES GAME NO.

A Leaf from my Log By "The Bosun" tral and South America, anc in eluding also three routes in Alaska, eight companies operated twenty-nine routes during the last half of 1930. These planes flew 2,645,756 SOLUTIONS TO PROBLEMS PROBLEM NO. 1533 By Will H. Tyson Black 8, 10; Kings, 15, 25. White 19, 24, 26; King, 2.

White to play and draw. 19-16 24-19 26-22 2- 7 8-12 15-24 25-18 Drawn. miles, and carried 20,169 passengers 339.243 pounds of mail and 106,029 jU a. tjii feu UifJ tm.a fc- f' pounds of express. Passenger miles nown oy the foreign lines were 11- 15 26-22 2- 6 27-23 22-18 9-14 25-21 15-18 15- 22 18- 9 6- 9 24-19 25-18 5-14 30-26 18-27 8-11 31-2C-a 1- 6 19-15 29-25 8-12 32-28-1 10-19 4- 8 23-18 3- 8 17- 1 24-20 14-23 17-13 19-24 12- 16 26-10 9-14 28-19 28-24 6-15 22-17 16-30 10-15 21-17 7-10 B.wins.

Variation 1 17-13 32-28 22-17 27-23 16- 19 9-14 7-10 12-16 8,442,530. KIND WORDS FOR 1931 PROBLEM NO. 1534 By Will H. Tyson Black 6, 7, 10, 14. White 20, 22, 23, 31.

White to play and win. Aviation in all its branches is like MODELS DvT)) month White Kings, 1, 31. Black to play, and win. most other industries In the limited number of kind words it has to say ior the year 1930. However, it can say that the year brought good a Tliis was taken to draw and 15-11 7-10 11- 7 14-17 7- 2 6- 9 2- 6 W.

wins. 23-19 22-25 18-15 10-14 22-18 14-17-a 20-16 17-22 correct 32-28 as played in the Jor PROBLEM NO. 1536 By A. Stollery Black-Kings. 3, 11.

White 19, 20, 24. White to play and draw. weatner wnicn permitted flying op dan vs. Barker match it seems toerations. esDCciallv the air maiL to lose also.

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