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TEN CUMBERLAND SUNDAY TIMES, SUNDAY, 12,1958 Chess Hopes OfU.S.Ride On Youth, 15 Bobby Fischer Hailed By Experts As Top Mind In Many Years By FRAXKIE SHARP NEW YORK 1 ijwwtii, iiusoia IUOL jioo latman comic book on his bcd. touched Moscow It ide table and a rock roll pro-'. rii ftv Winter Touches Moscow But Soviets Still Play At Black Sea Resort EDITOR'S' NOTE: ftuuiani jlgy irt (Ki Wctttm vorM dMin't ktor too much about. ii closcup leek- it one of the Sovitt Union's mott popular retorts, to which liani fltt to escape the cold ana 1 mow of Moscow and other cities of the north. By COLETTE BLACKMOORE United Presn International SOCHI, Russia (UPD-Frost has uoe table ana a IOCK snowed heavily in Sverdlovsk in gram blanng-over his radio.

He i ep tember. Winter has gotten slouchy, gangly and a hcad starl fa vftar Try Eolith You tell them about the first groups of Soviet tourists who other American entertainers. United States this August and September for ten days and six- thousand rubles. that's your Leningrad acquaintances exclaim. "We spent three-thousand rubles they talk Ella Fitzgerald, Bing Crosby, Van Cliburn, the Philadelphia Orchestra and These are.

open-minded, warm young people and it is a pleasure to pass an' hour chatting with them. Checks Her Money In a restaurant, in the evening, Sochi. 11 'Some boys-from Kiev, not-long put of university, are living it up in seashore style. One of has an old car and together they with their girl friends up and But Batman is sprawled over an; Rut h(? on Caucasian the coast. They take in the open chess book and his nau-mt-.

Sea summer keeps JLS foot ale mov i i 10 ws. gather in park ten fingers are deftly moving, (benches to whisper in each other's chess pieces over the black and Thousands of Soviet vacationers'ears'what boys and girls theifeel that husbands and wives gen- on the road alone from home to a pretty woman in her thirties is flushed 'and happy and she and her partner dance every foxtrot and waltz the orchestra has to offer. She has left her husband to look after the home' fires, in Kras- noyarsk and come south for a breath of fresh air and frolic. Vice versa with her partner. They, like many other Russians, white board which means more to white ooara wmcn means more iu jarc stm pursuing the cul of thejworld over whisper in such set- him than anythmgelse in his sun wjth a mixture of deteri- lins.

'jsun with a mixture of determina- Bobby Fischer doesn want an(J ab be a baseball star or a footballjj to 5ee player or the most popular fellow By day th warm at the prom. He wants to be chess suj(5 to bM beaches champion of the world-and it ifrom to Batum seems a pretty sure bet he will a Iuxurious picnjc By night they dress up in city finerv Most Americans don know it. nock to wherever the mU5i but their honor in a big mterna-; and Georgian wine is. tional contest with Russia is nd-j ocM Jg Typical ing on the thin shoulders of this! Each tt become browner J5-ycar-old boy from Brooklyn. and more ht heartcd Boboy is hailed by the expertsi eveni bn them doser to ko the greatest chess mind a( world has produced in mey(holiday fling over, they pack their rea ba and head northwards to the -He doesn look like jobs and families whfch await looks more like a farmers boyi than an intellectual-hut he is best to observe genius," says Hans Kmoch Ru5sia at play retao- of the Manhattan Chess qucen of easlern sea rcsort5 Club which the nerve ccnter.

the foothfll3 of fte of chess in the Lmted States. Caucasian Mountains. It's Indian He has become an international stretching far into Octo-, pand master-'Jis youngest in the wjth ho and: long history' of the game-and wllj cool niRhu ahfactg sun worshi p. meet the world's top seven play- from all ww fte frs this year in a challengers- tournament. The exact date and lings.

They delight in trying out the few phrases of English which they remember from high school, and enjoy your astonishment when place remain to be determined. The winner will get a crack at the present world champion, Rus- Mikhail Botvinnik. A middle-aged engineer and his plump, delicate-skinned wife have; leisurely driven down from-Lenin-; grad r. their own car for a 1 rest. They are your neigh- Booby, who could give a clamj bors on beach and ft on lessons on how to keep its mouthi ly 5mjle to start a conversation ihut, won say what he thinks ofj tn them his chances.

Nobody else thinks; ou talk together about the fun he will make it this time. of They want to know howl But tnen, nobody thought he iyou spanne miles from New could win the American chessjy ork to Moscow and how much cnampionship at 14 and nobodyJ this W0 nderful trip cost vou. wpecteo him to do well at the; Will we ever able to visil recent international chess tourna- thoy wondcr out Ioud "It's so far and so expensive." meat in Yugoslavia. Bobby, playing in his first international competition, tied for fifth place-twinning his place in the itar-studded Challengers. Bobby has few friends bis own age.

He comes home from school about 2 o'clock and picks up chess book. Every spare minute, jsurance association official main- he is eith'er reading about that "the accident toll on tnalyzing moves on his ur streets and highways is 'chess board going somewhere'shockingly higher than the fig-; Accident Figures Calledlnaccurate NEW YORK (UPI) An in- to play chess. "Bobby isn's interested in anybody unlesi they play there jurt aren't many kids who like it," says Mrs. Fischer. To make friends with Bobby, you not only have to play chess have to play good chess.

Bobby lives with his mother in small fourth-floor walkup apart ment in a neat lection of Brooklyn. sister, Joan, lived there too until her marriage last month. Their parents-separated when Bobby was 2. Mrs. Fischer, a University of Colorado graduate, a registered nurse now earning her MA degree.

Bobby, she is no disciplinary problem. "There 1 nothing him about," Mrs. ures that are published." Thomas N. Boate. manager of the Accident Prevention Department of the Association of Casualty and Surety Companies, Raid statistics being released by several national groups are completely inaccurate.

He pointed out that traffic accident injury from 1.400.000 estimates range by the National Safety Council to the U.S. Public Health Service. "There is no way of telling how inaccurate these estimates are." Boate said, "because records kept by states and cities throughout the country are known to be grossly incomplete. "Until accurate state and local to discipline'records are kept and tabulated, Fischer ex- nobody can do more than guess at the total number of traffic plains. "The only thing I do is nag him to take his nose out ofjaccidents, and these guesses in- his chew books and go outside for fresh air." Coniideralion STERLING.

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