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g2 fart IA SUNDAY, SEPT. 30, 1 951 3t0g3ttgeleg CjltUg TAKE MY WORD FOR IT HERMAN STEINER FORMER UNITED STATES CHAMPION COLBY man;" capitulate, first "to draw up the terms or heads of an agreement," then "to surrender;" the word cabbage, which comes from the French slang word for "head," caboche! And we started with "the bull in the china shop!" English is like Chess' Editor, LA. Tim, to Anssss S3, Cat. mi ..1 i ii, --ws. i- I i i fi, i i 4 1 I 4 i'X- I -'-V a i P-j, i Wv I 'v i -4 in the chapel came to be known as "i capella" music: "music unaccompanied by any instrument." Chaperon and chapel seem to be about as wide apart in meaning as is possible; yet they are much more than kissing cousins.

Chaperon is from the same Latin word as chapel the Latin cappa, "cloak." The Knights of the Garter were the first to wear chaperons, "cloaks with hoods for the head;" later chaperon designated the hood only, and finally became the title conferred on an older woman who wore the hood for protection. Then, by extension, the word came to refer to any person who accompanies others, especially minors, for the purpose of supervising and controlling conduct A true chameleon of this fascinating word group is the word escape. Since cappa meant "coat," ex cappa (escape) meant "out of the coat," which was extended to mean "a slipping away from." We could go on indefinitely with English words which have derived from our original "head" word, caput. Decapitate, "to sever the head;" chapter, "the principal division of a writing;" captain, "the head A return mateli win hm 1avi9 THiIm at tha Hernias Beach Chess Cluh. Vfu- nleipal Pier.

ARTHUR SPTJXEK SIMULTANEOUS The Los Fells Chess dub will honor Arthur Spiller, newly crowned Stat chess champion, with a simultaneous exhibition at its quarters Tuesday. All chess devotees are welcome to participate. The Los FeUM Chess Club meets every Tuesday evening in tne Hollywood I MCA, Hudson and Selma Aves. U.S. WOMEN'S CHAMPIONSHIP Mrs.

Nanev Roos. well-known Southland chess luminary, has gone East to partic ipate in the United States Women's Chess Championship Tournament in New York Oct. 20 to Nov. 4. Mrs.

G. Piatigorsky, wife of the noted cellist and talented Southland player, will represent the Hollywood Chfss Group at the tournament. This year, for the first time, the tournament is being held separately from the general national championship tournament. The en.ry list is stronger than ever be fore with contestants from California. Michigan.

New Jersey, upstate New York as well as from New York City. Mrs. Gisela Greaser and Miss N. May Karff present cochampions will be among the Players. HOLLYWOOD CHESS GROUP OP LOS ANGELES VS.

CAPABLANCA CHESS CLUB OP HAVANA, CUBA RUT LOPEZ Kashdan Ortega Hollywd. Oapablanca Kashdan, Ortega! Hollywd. capablanca White Black White Black 1- P-K4 2- N-KBJ 3- B-N5 4- B-R4 5- 0-0 6- Q-K2 7- B-N3 8- P-B3 9- P-03 P-K4 N-QB3 P-OR3 N-B3 B-K2 P-QN4 21- BxB 22- P-K5 23- N-B3 24- N-Q4 25- P-N4 26- Q-K4CA 27- R-Q3 28- R-K 29- Q-N4 30- P-K6 31- P-K7 32- R(3)-K3 33- R-K6 34- R(6-K3 35- Q-K6 36- R-N3 37- R-K5 38- K-N2 39- Q-B7 NxB B-K2 N-B B-B4 B-N3 K-R O-O N-R2 F-4 PxP B-KN5 B-Q2 Q-B P-R3 N-N4 O-KW 10-PxP R-K 11-P-KR3 Q-B2 12-R-Q N-R2 N-N4 N-R2 13- B-N5 14- B-KR4 R-K 15-ON-Q2 W-KR4 N-B5 K-R2 NxN NxPch KBxB Q-R4 18-NXP 17-BxPeh N-B3 Q-QSer. 18-Q-K3 N-N Resigns 19-BxR 20-PxN QUEEN'S INDIAN DEFENSE Ortega Capablanca White Kashdan Hollywd. Ortega Kashdan Capablanca Hollywd.

Black N-KB3 White Black 1- P-Q4 2- N-KBS i 3- P-B4 4- P-KN 5- B-N2 6- N-B3 7- Q-B2 8- 0-0 9- P-N3 27- R-KB4 28- Q-B3 29- P-QN4 30- PxP 31- BxN 32- RxR 33- QxP 34- R-K 35- QxQp 36- Q-B4 37- PxQ 38- R-Q 39- P-OS 40- N-Q5 41- R-KcB 42- NxP 43- NxB Q-K2 P-K3 K-N PxP N-K5 RxB QxR BxP R-R7 R-N7 QxQ P-QN3 B-N2 B-K2 O-O P-Q3 bN-Q2 R-K P-K4 PxP 10- B-QRS 11- KR-Q 12- RxP B-N4 B-KB P-N3 B-N2 N-B4 N(4)-K5 P-QR4 NxN N-B4 Q-K2 KxB B-R3 -B3 R-K4 P-R4 B-N4 K-B K-K B-R5 K-Q RxNP RxN 13-QR-Q 14-B-NZ 15- R(4-M 16- N-Q5 17- R-Q3 18- N-K 19- PxN 44-P-B5 PxP R-KR5 R-N5ch K-Q2 KxP 45- K-B 46- R-KS 47- K-N2 48- K-B3 49- RxP 20-RI3I-Q2 21-BXB 22- B-B3 23- N-N2 24- R-G4 50-RxBP K-K3 25-N-K3 Adjudicated draw 26-P-QR3 IRREGULAR OPENING Dr. Arango Bisno Hwd. Black P-K4 K-KB3 B-B4 N-B3 P-KR3 O-O BxB N-KR4 Q-Roch! NxN 0-B7ch QxQch N-N6 Dr. Arango Capablanca White 20- N-N3 21- P-N4 22- P-B3 23- RPxP 24- R-B 25- R(2-rT 26- RW1-B 27- NxP 28- R-B2 29- P-B4 30- KxR 31- K-B3 32- K-04 Bisno Capablanca Hwd. White Black P-Q4 P-QR4 RPxP 1- P-K4 2- N-QB3 3- P-Q3 4- P-KR3 5- N-B3 6- P-QR3 7- B-K3 8- PxB 8-NxP? R-K B-K3 N-F5 PxP R-R7ch R(l-R 10- K-O2 11- P-KN4 RxRch R-R7ch N-N 7 P-ON4 12- Q-K2 13- BxQ I4-R-RZ NxB 33-R-QN PxP 15-RxN P-QB3 34-PxP P-03 35-N-B3 P-R6 NxP 16- R-KB 17- R-N2 B-Q2 36-N-K2 NxBP 18-P-N3 CR-K White re3ign.

BY FRANK The Head Word The "bull In the china shop" la not so far fetched a figure of speech when the wordman begins playing with roots and derivations, thus bulls are "cattle;" cattle are "chattel;" chattel is "capital;" china is both "chattel" and hence, if china is chattel, china is also "cattle;" and there is no reason why the bull does not belong in the china shop. Is your head spinning? It is rather a confusing opening, I'll admit, but if you'll come along, we'll take a little word trip, and you'll see just how much fun you can have with words. It all started with the Latin word caput, "head; chief." Now the head is the most important member of anything, whether it be the human body, or an organization, and property that yardstick by. which men have been measured since the beginning of time is the "head" or "chief" of men's possessions. At one time, cattle were so valuable (as, indeed they are now!) that the word cattle was synonymous with "property," or even "money." Cattle and chattel came into English through the Middle English catel, or chatel, meaning "goods; property;" from late Latin capitale, "goods; property;" from Latin capi-talis, "relating to the head or chief;" from caput, "head; principal; chief." Hence, when we speak of so many "head" of cattle, we are not necessarily referring to their heads any more than their tails.

Would you believe that a chapel is a cape? It's hard to believe, but it's true. Cape is from the Latin cappa, from our initial word caput, "head." A short cloak, or coat, was given the diminutive name, "capella." Later, when the cloak (capella) of St. Martin was preserved as a precious relic in the chapel of the cathedral of Tours, the room itself came to be called "capella." The word chapel entered English through the French chapelle from the Latin capella. The guardian of the cloak was called first capel-lanus, and finally, after "chapel" had developed, chaplain. This chapel was not equipped with "an organ, so tha singing FRESHMEN Among 193 Caltech freshmen ot institute's student camp for orientation were 'these sevens sons of faculty and alumni members.

-Front row, left. to right, Jan Haagen-Smit, Eric B. Ward and James S. Tyler, all sons of faculty members. Back row, John Honsaker, David Heilbron, Frank W.iCapra Jr.

and James W. Griswold, all sons of Caltech alumni. Student retreat is Camp Radford, in San Bernar-dino Mountains. 1 mheef Cfiafh uid Marines to Have New Information Chief Here Students Get Start at Camp The first week end of school for Caltech freshmen is a lark. For off they go to Camp Radford, 30 miles north of Redlands in the San Bernardino for three days of orientation.

This year 193 newcomers attended. Freshmen and transfer students, they had an opportunity to acquaint themselves with the social, athletic and academic aspects of Caltech life. The gathering was informal, with his wife and four children, was transferred to his new duties from headquarters of the Fleet Marine Force, Pacific, at Pearl Harbor. He served there under Lt. Gen.

Lemuel C. Shepherd. The latter has been mentioned as a candidate to succeed to the post of commandant of the Marine Corps with the forthcoming retirement of Gen. Clifton B. Cates, which is expected about the first of 1952.

In -his 'new post Maj. Berry will work with representatives of other branches of the services CHESS Sept. 30, 1H1 TIMES PROBLEM 2273 IT T. GAMAGB AND K. M.

HASSBERQ (h.m.) t-t BLACK affi. LI iww ii I i jj riws srs SfKX2 wM t5 Ul i WHTTX. White mats In two. 1 TIMES PROBLEM 2274 BY Z. BBCNNER BLACK 4 mm Hi i wm mm -mm IMl a tea i HI 2 fe white io White mates in three.

BOL.OTION TO. PROBLEM 2269: Q-B8. BOLUTION TO PROBLEM .2270: P-Q4. received solution! from Toscha Sei-el. Dr.

W. B. Sheldon, V. A. Cope, P.

Ford. J. C. Dickson. C.

Huffman, B. Kankel, T. Lembke. R. Walsh, W.

B. Tudor, M. Morris. J. L.

Fowler, B. McGulre. W. L. Koethen.

Caot. R. Sinnott, H. L. Le Clers, J.

Kaufman. L. A. Victor. J.

H. Atherton, X. Graham, A. Kasabian. J.

Davidson. L. D. P. Walter, Mrs.

J. W. Moore. Sgt C. L.

Coffinft. S. Will-gott. V. Oganesov.

V. Asher, P. R. Roberts, H. C.

Treadway, Dr. O. Mesa. Collins, H. von MuDer, D.

R. Burlegh. S. W. Kay.

J. Beach. Mrs. H. L.

Polsley. J. P. Walsh. R.

R. Robert and D. C. Wilton. BOLLYWOOD CHESS GROUP VS, SANTA MONICA CHESS CLUB The long-awaited match between the Hollywood Chess group and Santa Monica Chess Club to decide which will emerge L.A.

County chess league team champions will be played today. 2 p.m., at the headquarters of the Hollywood Chess Group. 108 Formosa Ave. Visitors are welcome to watch this interesting and exciting match. COSMO CLUB EVENTS Two events of interest to the general Bublie are scheduled at the Cosmo Club, 2180 Adams Blvd.

this week. The club's fourth annual Championship Tournament will commence Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. It is open to outsiders as well as club members. Entry fee SI, with trophy and other prizes. Separate section for newcomers to chess.

SANTA MONICA CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP 'The annual Santa Monica Chess Club championship tournament will begin tomorrow at the club's headquarters. It will be a round robin, with games being played Monday or Wednesday evenings, or on week ends. The club is adding S20 to the money prizes. Closing date for the S3. 50 entry fee Is 8 p.m.

tomorrow. State Champion Arthur Epiller and ex-Champion Ray Martin head the list of strong players, including Robert Greene, Gerard Van Dene, John Keckhut. Walter Holmes and Dave Eliason. Anyone is invited to join the club and play In a first-class tournament. L.A.

COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP Irving Rivise, tournament director for the L.A. County Chess League, announces the 1952 LA. County Chess League Championship to be played at the headquarters of the Hollywood Chess Group. 108 Formosa Ave. The tournament will be a round robin, with 16 participants.

At the ame time there will be an expert tournament, also with 16 participants. The entrance fee Is $10, with $5 forfeit money to he returned aftr mmoletion of the tourna ment. Leroy Johnson, Ray Martin, Zander, A. Kekhut and Irving Rivise are on the committee to decide tne grouping of the players. The games will be played once a week, and an alternate weeks twice.

Those desiring to play chess sen a their entrance fee not later than Wednesday to Irving Rivise, 3265 Sepulveda Los Angeles 34. NEW CHESS GROUP FORMED Prince Mike Romanoff announces the formation of the Chess Group at his beautiful restaurant at Rodeo Drive, Beverly Hills. The first meeting will be held Friday. Herman Steiner, former U.S. champion, will be in charge, and also will instruct.

Tta group will meet very Friday evening. RAPID TRANSIT WINNERS The weekly Wednesday evening rapid transit tournament played at tne Hollywood Chess Group, 103 Formosa was won by I. Rivise with a score of 12-1, second and third place was tied between S. Almgren and R. W.

Banner, 11-2; fourth and fifth place was tied between M. Gordon and H. Rogosin with 8-4. The tournament is open to anyone wisnmg to participate ana visitors are welcome at ail times. ijNGLEWOOD AND HERMOSA DRAW On Wednesday, Sept 19, the Ingle-wood Chess Club was host to the Her- mosa Beach Chess Club in an informal iht-boara match which, resulted in a 4-4 tie.

Inclewoed Hermasa Beach 1 M. Davis 0 1 Pinkus 0 Karson 1 O'Paliwoda 1 Zander Laudenbach Escofiery Strong Junod Morrison Bielinberg Goebel 1 Hammond 0 ii G. Davis i Shnlman iFushrik 1 Get Beauty Plus the 0 LtlA ro BY Addrttt Maj. Edmund V. Berry, Marine Corps torpedo bomber pilot during World War II, will take over as the Marine Corps public information officer here this week.

He is to succeed Lti Col. Gor-dan West who served in that capacity for the last two years and two months since the Armed Forces Public Information Office was organized under the combined services setup. Had Hawaii Post Col. West has been transferred to an advanced training school at Quantico, and will report for duty there on Nov. 1.

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