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CosangcIcs'Cfmcs 9 SUNDAY, DEC. 7, 1 947-Part I Jewish Festival LEGISLATORS SUPPORTED IN PLAN TO FIX OWN PAY CH6SS BY HERMAN STEINER INTERNATIONAL CHESS MASTER AddrM Mail fa Chut Editor, i.A. Vimmt, let Anaul S3, Col. State Council on Educa December 7. 1947 L.A.

TIMES PROBLEM NO. 1875 Br Jsn Hrton BLACK figure in the "up-to-the-minute'' ladder, the time limit being seven days. Otherwise credit is given In a later ladder. i Problems may begin with a castling key or have castling as a defense. unless i it can be definitely proved that such i maneuvers are not legal.

Capture keys, i "en passant" keys and checking keys are i also tolerated, but these types are rather uncommon. The capture of a pawn, how-eer. is not unusual. If a problem has no solution, "no solu- i tion" must be claimed in order to score 1 points. The nrinrlnal variations are necessary ri Mi -m.

tion yesterday adopted a resolution urging passage of a proposed constitutional amendment which would permit the State Legislature to fix its own salaries. The proposed amendment will be voted on in November, 4sy declared that the. low salaries paid at present do not attract the highest type of candidate. At its two-day meeting, being held at 612 S. Figueroa State President Erwin W.

Fresno, announced that the California Teachers' Association "has appointed Dr. Frank W. Parr of Oregon as director of research and educational services effective Jan. 1. Parr will establish a research department to compile material on school finance, salaries and educational trends.

Functions Rebuilt Thousands of and women in th vary prim ef life lose the oy living. Weak glands rob them ef the pleasure ef normal happy existence. They cause complications that bring on all kinds ef ills and symptoms. 3 The legislators, who are paid 7 $1200 a year now, have passed a resolution of intention to fix the yearly amount at $3000 if the amendment Is passed. At" the meeting yesterday the educators Iraainla and His BlMd Pressure Nsrvausness 0w and Under Waight Pslsitstiea Rheumatic Ptlns Shart Breatk Wanan't Caoj- plaint! Asthma Bwkaeke Cmttaat Tirsdasas Diarrfeea Gsnwal DsarastlMI Genwal Enacts at Old Ate Goitr 6ettiitf Us Nifkts HeadaehM InditMti of Chanukah to Begin at Sunset Chanukah, the "Feast of Lights," will be ushered in at sunset today by Jewish residents of Los Angeles, commemorating the rededication of the temple at Jerusalem following the victory of the Maccabees over the Hellenic tyrant Antiochus Epiphan-es, who had profaned the holy building and oppressed the followers of Judaism.

The festival will last for eight days, an additional candle being lighted in the homes on each succeeding day until, on the final evening, each home altar vill be ablaze with lights. 'That Custom springs from the tradition of the "miracle" that happened upon rededication of the temple at Jerusalem. When the victors re-entered their temple they found only one cruze of oil, but the wick continued to burn for eight days. Chanukah is a festival of rejoicing and of a rededication of Jews to the ideals of liberty. On Friday evening, programs for children and adult3 will be giv BEVERLY HILLS AUCTIONEERS 5 -s 4 '(V ly 11 Mi i '4 I d': I a-' A Tfc.

WHITE White mates In two. (Wb. Bl. 6.) L.A. TIMES PROBLEM NO.

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Friday 11-1 P. M. Sundays Cleaed Wednesday and Saturday 8470 WILSHIRE BLVD. At La Clenaga Bovtry Hills ANNOUNCES re-CIjrfetmas, auction bent SI wm manvii ww. when sending in three-movers.

Keys only need be given to two-ers. although it is excellent practice to write out all the variations. Two-moverg receive two points, and three-movers receive three points. The prize is awarded once a month and the winner's score is then canceled. Solvers may become ladderites at any time.

They may solve as individuals or teams, but not eonsult otherwise. Anyone desiring Information about chess literature, lessons, address of clubs, or anything else concerning the game of chess, should send a self-addressed and stamped envelope or card to Herman Steiner. address as above. Requests for back Issues containing problems or should be directed to the Circulation Department. Please print your signature so your name will be spelled correctly in the column.

CHRISTMAS GIFT SUGGESTIONS Many requests for chess literature and chess equipment have been received. The writer will be able to supply this information provided a self-addressed and stamped envelope is sent with the requests cara at this column. We are also happy to announce'tbat anyone desiring a sample cop gratis ef the magazine Chess Review may obtain one by writinc your editor. We consider this publication one of the finest In the world. This offer will be only for a limited time sa avail yourselves af this opportunity as soon as possible.

CLtTB NEWS The weekly Wednesday evenfnr rapid transit tournament held at the Hollywood Chess Group. 108 N. Formosa was won by Herman Steiner with a score of 11-0; second, Jim Cross with 9-2: third was H. Gordon and H. Rogosin with 8-3.

SOUTH GATE CHAMPIONSHIP Tn the recently completed South Gate championship tournament. Lnren Barton and John Hansnn tied for first and Al Rangnow was third out of an entry of 12. Barton was declared winner on apolica-tion of the Sonceborn-Berger tie-breaking system. HOLLYWOOD OPEN CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP The Hollywood Chess Group announces the annually sponsored championship tournament which will begin Thursday, Jan. 8.

at 8 p.m. Due to the many entrants, an elimination tournament with six in group is contemplated. An entrance fee of 810 will be reaaired. Intentions with check should be sent to Paul Harmat In care of Hollywood Chess Group. 108 N.

Formosa as soon as possible so that arrangements may be gotten under way. The deadline will be Jan. 5. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA OPEN JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP The Hollywood Chess Group will sponsor the forthcoming Southern California junior championship tournament, and the winner will represent Southern California in the third national junior champion-shin tournament to be held somewhere in the Middle West next summer, with all expenses paid. Entrance fee of S10 to be sent: California State Chess Association.

108 N. Formosa L.A. 38. MASTERS PROVIDE THRILLS Fireworks marked the fifth game in the informal match between Reuben Fine and Herman Steiner last Tuesday. Several times refusing Fine's offer of a draw, your editor, fighting for a win.

was the exchange ahead but ran into time trouble and. blinded by excitement over his material advantage. stumbled--and lost. The sixth and final game in this match, which Is a tune-up for Pine's participation in a world's championship tournament next year in Europe, will be played Tuesday at the Hollywood Chess Group's headouarters. 108 N.

Formosa Ave. The score of last week's game: GIUOCO PIANO en at YYushire goulevard Temple, Temple Israel of Hollywood and many other temples and synagogues of Los Angeles. Programs Slated Times photo GHOST TOWN ANTIQUES Mrs. Paulsen Visel blows out on old-time lamp found in "ghost shack" while her husband dons mustache to make antique cup feel at home. Pasadena Couple Find and Acq i re Ghost Town 3 7b 8.

7b 7b 7b 7b 7b 3b 7b Highlighting Chanukah services at reform Jewish temples will be the following programs: Temple Beth Sholom, Santa Monica, will dedicate its new say thousands atuot good temple and adjoining buildings at 6 p.m. today. Rabbi E. F. UNUSUAL COLLECTION OF AUSTRALIAN MERINO WOOL RUGS FRENCH, ENGLISH AND MODERNE FURNISHINGS STERLING SILVER FINE PORCELAINS PAINTINGS CRYSTAL CHANDELIERS 325 PIECES OF COLORFUL CATAUNA POTTERY AND HUNDREDS OF SMALL ITEMS SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS- 1 This is 1947 A.D.

and civiliza tasting SCOTT'S EMULSION Magnin will officiate. A dedica tion of the sacred Torah will be conducted at 8 p.m. today at Temple Menorah, Redondo. Rabbi Alfred Wolf will be the speaker. If colds hang on, or yon catch them often, maybe yon don't get enough natural A AD Vitamin food.

Then start taking good-tasting Scott's mulsion 1 See how promptly it helps break op a coid and helps build you up, so you feel Members of Temple Isaiah, Culver City, will conduct serv WHITE' Whit mates in three. (Wh. 11; Bl. 5.) SOLUTION TO PROBLEM MO. 1871: SOLUTION TO PROBLEM NO.

1872: RxP. FRED FRILLING WINS SOLVING CONTEST WITH 8M POINTS We congratulate Mr. Prilling- for win-nine this contest the first time. Mr. Frilling hails from Los Angeles.

The following are the scores of last month's participants. Those who took part previously (no longer than six months,) should ther send in solutions again, points will be added and published ln the first Issue of each month. M. Altura, 27 (please send self-addressed card ior solution to problem No. 1866:) Asher, 157: J.

Barnhart. 2: L. P. Bass. 103: C.

W. Bartow. 25: J. Beach. 207: J.

I. BuJes 257; A. P. Berthold. 259: A.

w. Bainrs. 262: H. Bruhn (6.) 260: J. R.

Butterfield. 18: D. Carter. 0: K. Chambers.

196: C. B. Collins 3.) 209: W. w. Cadwell (2 79: A.

Comroe (1.) 57: W. E. Cole. 0: O. Cota.

5: J. P. Dandy. 189: R. Davenport.

3: L. E. Darah. 15: Daggs 5: J. Davidson (5.

174; R. Ettelson, 4: P. P. Ford. 146: Mr.

and Mrs. w. P. Parmer. 137; J.

L. Fowler. 69: J. B. Faulkner.

198: J. Fonseca. 240: E. Graham, 216: A. B.

Goodln, 14; Mrs. E. S. Hansen. 34: Huffman.

191: K. Howard. R. J. Henson.

172; R. J. Hamilton. 268; O. A.

Hall (7.) 186; W. 8. Hamilton. 14; J. Holtrichter.

L. Harvey. 26; D. A. Innea (6.) 25; C.

B. Johnson. 182; J. Jer-rems, 62; O. H.

Ketchum. 158; E. Kellogg. 160; W. Kleckhofel.

20: W. L. Koethen (4.) 234: M. Leviloff. 2: H.

L. LeClere. 230: M. Morris (3. 171: R.

M. Maldonado. 68: S. J. McConnell (l.t 225: E.

L. Majors, 20: W. C. Nolting (5.) 20: V. V.

Oganesov. 163: Rev. p. Prichard (8, 303; K. L.

Polsiey, 186: J. R. Plumley, 12: C. Q. Powell 5: 8.

J. Rogers, 0: E. I. Read, 3: T. Rothman (1.) 280: Dr.

F. C. Ruys. 173: D. Reynolds 9: M.

Ret-tinger, 116: R. Roslln (2.1 313; C. S. Ramsdale, 194: F. S.

Reynolds, 61; N. Scher 1.) 62; 8. 8corza. 73; H. M.

Stone. 278: Dr. R. Echindler. 44: I.

Spero. Dr. F. B. Sheldon.

Ill: E. H. Schadee (6.) 81; C. R. 8trader.

228; D. H. Sibbet. 64; J. E.

Tyler 1. 129: W. B. Tudor 226; O. C.

Taylor. 221: L. A. Victor 3, 233: P. J.

Vidmar, 14: R. P. Waldrow. 0: W. Webb.

0: O. F. Walbert, 15; 8. J. Willgott.

49; P. Walsh 3. 88; C. D. Wilton.

125: M. Yellln. 10. Solutions Included Problems Nog. 1863-1872.

RULES OF THE SOLVING CONTEST The winners of each month's contest will receive a three-month subscription to Chess Review and a month's membership in the Los Angeles Chess Club. Ninth St. at Grand Ave and the Hollywood Chess Group. 108 N. Formosa where they may discuss composing and solving of problems and end games.

Every winner will be marked with a number showing times he won in climbing the ladder. The system will enable 12 (or more In ease of a tie solvers to win annually. Solutions will be acknowledged within two weeks after publication if you wish to your own self again Scott's is a HIGH ENERGY FOOD TONIC rich in natural Vitamins and energy-building natural oiL Economical. Buy today at your drug store. MORE than fust a lonfc it's powerful nourishment! PUBLIC SALE Steiner White MONDAY, Dec.

8th TUESDAY, Dec. 9th 3 locked, the doors work perfectly on their and the furniture inside was undisturbed except that the mattresses had suffered from 50 years of pack-rat homesteading. Antique Treasures Whitlock apparently had been virtually forgotten for 50 years until the Visels stumbled on it They were so intrigued by the locked houses with their antique treasures dimly to be seen through the cobwebby windows that they. spent a week finding the heirs "and owners. When they did succeed in this, they closed a deal for 103 acres, including the old town site.

Then they dashed up with pass keys and began to rummage through their newly-acquired prizes. First thing they discovered was a mustache cup. Several gold rockers and riffles-used in primitive mining were uncovered. A mahogany highboy was found in one house. Antique glass and china and some fine wrought iron wer in others.

The area now is heavily wooded again with 50-year-old pine trees after having been denuded of timber during the gold period. ices at 2, p.m. today' at Vista del Mar Auditorium. A service will be conducted at Temple Judea, East Los Angeles, at 10 a.m. today.

Services for religious school children will be conducted at 10 a.m. today at Temple Beth Aaron. School Festival Members of Temple Emanuel, Beverly Hills, will conduct" a festival for school students at the Santa Monica Ambassador at 2 p.m. today. Next Tuesday at 2 p.m.

a service will be conducted at 8844 Wilshire 'Blvd. A party for Jewish veterans at the Sawtelle Veterans Hospi tion is all over the place. But a Pasadena couple has just gone out and found a ghost town, intact with window panes, a mustache cup and other antiques-all within a few hours drive of Los Angeles. They even have bought the place. Mr.

and 'Mrs. Parulsen Visel have returned to their home at 902 N. Los Robles Ave. with pictures of their privaie ghost town, which they stumbled upon by accident in the mountains. It is located six and a half miles north of Mariposa in the Mother Lode country, and is named Whitlock.

Gold-Rush Town "Whitlock really was quite a town during the gold rush," Visel said yesterday. "It had a school, church and store, and even a boothill cemetery. Quite a number of houses were there at one time, but when richer gold strikes came in other areas, most of these were moved away. All we actually found now were three of the 'main houses and a few utilitarian outhouses." Visel said the most amazing thing about the "ghost town" is that none of the window panes was broken, all of the doors were 7b WEDNESDAY, Dec. 10th EVENINGS ONLY AT 8 O'CLOCK Pine Steiner Fine Black White Black P-K4 22-K-N P-QN4 N-QB3 23-R-03 P-N-i N-B3 24-R-KN3 B-Q2 B-B4 25-P-N3 Q-R3 P-Q3 25-Q-QB P-B5 i B-N3 27-PxP B-N3 O-O 28-N-B3 QxP K-QR4 29-N-Q2 Q-K7 NxB 30-N-N3 QxKP N-N5 31-R-K.

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R. THIEL (famous lecturer, traveler and connoisseur) has commissioned us to present his well known collection of oil paintings. Such important artists as George Inness, Alexandec Wyant, Paul Cezanne, John Decker, J. Mersf elder, E. T.

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