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lOgangtlfgCfnif i iTI04 4 "Don't forgef to bring home' a dress form so I tan v. make my own dresses." GIRLS' CARCOATS SPECIALLY PRICED GHESS 1 BY ISAAC KASHDAN INTIKNArrONn GkANBMASTEI Addm Utters Clwu Editor, LA. Tiimi In Ana.lt. 51, Calif. ii if-.

Seal. 17. me TIMES PROBLEM 31 By C. Mansfield BLACK 1 6.98-8.98. KERES, TAL, BIOVE IIP IN MASTER TOURNEY A considerable change in the standings, and "a closer grouping of the players, 1 resulted from the determined battles last week In the all-grandmas-, ter Tournament at Bled, according 1o 'f'i ff A i reports from the New York a 1 a Carcoats with multi-color braid trim as gay as'a Swiss yodel.

The hood lined with Orion pile for extra warmth on cold days may be worn down as an ample collar. And, these coats are practical with an outer Zelon processed poplin shell that is machine washable. Red or Natural with cellu quilt lining. Sizes 3 to 6x 6.93 1 Sizes 7 to 14 8.98 Telephone and mail orders filled Girls' Wear, 44-All 9 Stores WHITE 10 White mates In two. TIMES PROBLEM JIM By N.

BLACK Times. After eight completed rouhds, Paul 'Keres and Mikhail Tal, both of the Soviet JJnlon, were tied for the lead -with scores of 5Vt-2V2. Tal had gained most ground with successive, victories against U.S. chess champion Bobby Fischer, Paul Benko of New York, and former world champion Vassily Smys lov of Tigran Petrosian "of Russia, who had been In the van through the sixth round, lost for the first time to Svetozar Gligoric of then promptly dropped another i game to. Frtdrik Olafsson Iceland.

As a' result Petrosian! 4 CM 34 rnm moved down to a tie for third with Gligoric at I 4, A Fischer was given a rough time, scoring only half a point in his last three games. In the Blxth round he lost to Tal in WHITE I White mates In three. 41 moves. Fischer, with the The changed mate after the checks are neatly effected in 3JUo. The three-mover haa stood variety in matins; positions after the ap black pieces, resorted, to his favorite King's Indian Defense.

He held his own throughout a complicated middle game, but Tal developed threats in the ending which proved decisive. parently innocuous Key. SOLUTION TO PROBLEM 30: N-B3 SOLUTION TO PROBLEM 3100: K-BS If -P-N3ch, 7 KxP; 4f P-N4, 1 Q-KN2; If P-N7, 3 Midi. I SOLVERS LIST Irt. the seventh round Fischer gave a good account of himself Fire points Capt.

M. J. Ajrnew. against Smyslov. The Russian adopted an unusual line in the Caro-Kann Defense and had the Initiative through the first session.

The game was soon drawn, however, after adjournment. In the eighth round the pair j. aks, ur- a. k. tserRiuna.

j. r. Brown. Chutorlan; C. Cresswell.

Mrs. W. A. Gerth, .1. Gotta, W.

H. Griffith, J. Kaufman. H. E.

Keller III. N. J. Lomax. J.

McPeck, K. V. Pluym II, W. L. Rankel.

A. A. Roth-stein. F. R.

MoReynolds, V. G. Spraerue, C. E. Stem, Ma J.

H. Trt-wush. ings were identical with those Three) points E. E. Penter.

Two In the first round, except mat points p. c. Carton, D. Korthof. N.

Lesser. R. McGiffln, F. R. Rueh! II.

One point T. Bolt, C. Davis, A. Keerko. E.

S. Noves. E. G. Volk, F.

WeUmlller, D. Whorf. the colors were reversed. Most of the scores were reversed as well. This time Fischer, who had defeated Keres on the opening day, lost in 38 moves SO.

CAIj. championship when the Russian duiu up an overpowering position. Six players have 2-0 scores after rounds of theSouth- Following are the results of ern California Oiess Cham pionship, being contested at the Herman Steiner Chess Club, 108 Formosa Ave. The leaders are Walt R. Cunningham, Hyman Gordon, Irving Riyise, Gene Stephen Sholomson and Leslie Simon.

play last ween ana games irorn the tournament ROUND SIX Tal 1, Fischer Smyslov Olsfsson Kri Gllgorie Petrosian hi. Benito ht- ROUND SEVEN Benko 0, Tal 1: Gligoric 1. Petrosian 0: Olafsson 0, Kerea 1: Fischer hi. Smyslov hi. ROUND EIGHT Tal 1.

Smyslov, 0: Fischer 0. Keres Olafsson 1, Petrosian Gligoric 1, Benko 0. STANDING 0" TH1 PLAYERS I Keres 5'j Vi Denies 5 Tal S'j J' j'FlKher 5 Cllsorlc 4'i ....3 Petrosian 4' a 1 i The third round will be played this afternoon under the direction of Ralph Hagedorn. Following are the details of last week's play. ROUND TWO Hamman 0.

Cun DEFENSE lOlafsson i White 24-Q-NS Fischer Black ningham Rubin 1, Barry Bera-i N-BS NPxB bach 0. blmon 1: Bholomaon 1, Earmark 0: Standen 0. H. Gordon Freed 0, Rlvise 1: Pabon 0. Kovacs 8KB R-N RxR BxP Pye 0, Almsrren byvertsen 1.

Amneua Barrett 1, Bean Kerllenevich 1. Fries 0: Metro 0, BB4 B-KJ OxP SICILIAN Fischer Black P-0B4 P-Q3 PxP N-KB3 POPS P-K3 B-K2 O-O P-QN4 N2 P-K4 ON-QJ R-B N-N3 PxN NxN OxB BxP P-04 QB4ch P-N3 P-KR4 Q-BSch P-R4 BUSTER BROWN'S IN TOWN! Olafsson White 1-P-K4 i-N-KBl S-P-04 4- NxP 5- N-OB3 S-B-CB4 7-P-OR1 a-0-0 e-B-RJ 1D-P-B4 11- P-BJ 12- KN-KI 13- N-N3 14- B-NI 15- N-RS 14- PxR 17-BxB 15- QkN 1-0M 10-P-B 51-K-R 22-QR-K Harshbarger 1: Matzner 0. Glbba Cross 1. Loveless 0: Hufrtairel Rader 0: Loera 0, Colby Fulta 0, Jaffray Blsoell 0, Mann Tiluks 0, HultgTen Milner 0, M. Gordon 1: Baelev M.

Smook Vi: Welnbaum 25-BxN 24-R-M 27R-QN JS-ROi-K -RxR 30- r-n; 31- O-KJ 32- QxP 33- P-R3 34- K-RJ 35- RR7 34- RxRP 37-R-RI 35- QXQ 39- R-KB 40- PxP 41- RxP 4J-RB3 43-RK3 44PN3 4J-P-SS P-N4 KR2 Q-BSch PxQ P-05 K-N3 B-B4 KxP VI, TV Cl.li aX, XUJVWIKU, DEFENSE FRENCH K-N4 B-04 Resigns 7.99-8.99 Barrv Black Ci-Hl K-B B-03 BxN caro-kann Defense K-N2 ORK Petrosian Berrvl Black P-K3I P-04 N-KB3 KN-02 P-0B4 B3 0-K2 P4N3 B-R3 NxB N-B2 PxQP BPxP PxN KxP P-KN4 Rubin White 1-P-K4 J-P-04 3- N-OJ 4- P-K5 5- P-KB4 4-P-B3 7-B-03 (-N-K3 e-0-0 10- BxB 11- P-B5 12- N-K64 13- PxOP )4-6PxP IS-PxNch 14- N-BJ Rubin White 17-R-K l-N-K5ch 1-B-5J -50-R-QB 21- RxB 22- N4 23- B-C4 24- N3 25- OxOPCl 24-QxN 27PxR 24-RB7 W-0-Q3ch 30- P-N4cn 31- 0-N3ch 32- Q-B4ch N-N4 NxB K-R3 RxR 1 R-K OxP K-R4 K-R5 K-N4 Retiensi Black P-07 N-R3 N-B4 P-R3 K-R2 06 0-02 N3 P-R4 R-05 P-444 V.K-N3 NK3 K-R3 P-R5 K-N3 N-B4 P-N5 N.kl And every little girl who's fashion-minded is wearing these new Buster Browns to school! A. Newest arrival, the black velvet saddl oxford with welt soles. 8-12 7.99 l22-3 8.93 B. Show Boot with stitched-down cuff, black or prairie tan nubuck, 7.93 DUTCH DEFENSE Hanvnsn I Hamman Cunnlnehsm Cunnlnjhsm Fischer Petrosian Fischer White Black White 1-P-K4 P-QB3 34-O-KJ N-OB3 P-04 37-B-B3 3 N-B3 B-NS 3I-Q-K4 4P-KRJ BxN W-Q ICJ 5-OxB N-B3 40-K-M? 03 P-K3 4I K3 7-P-KNI NS 42 0 B4 P-05 43 0 84 -N-N BxBch 44.R lfNxB P-K4 45 0 B4 tl-B-NJ B4 aa-O Rs 12 0-0 N-B3 47-0-K3 13- 0 KJ P-KN4 4VO-R6ch 14- N-B3 P-KR3 40-3 15- P-KR4 R-KN 50-B-K? 14-P-R3 KI 51-0 081 17-PxP PxP 52 Q-K3 la-O-01 N-O? 53-B-B3 1 P-B3 0-0-0 54-d-Rtch SO-PxP KPxP 5S 0 Rl 31-P-QN4 K-N 56-0-R7 12-KR-B S7-Q-RI M-NxN OxN 5-Q-Nch S4-R-B4 QB 50-RSch 2J-R-0B P-N5 40-0 Nlch J4-Q-Na KR-0 41-3 Nl J7 P-R4 -v 0-2i43 R3 2S-R-N N-k443-B-B3 24-RxBP RxR 44-0 Bl White Black Black u.uc P-04 14-O-Pt 17-0 KJ 11-0 Rl l-N-Nt I-P-04 J-P-KN1 3-B-NJ 3- POB4 5-N-OB3 4- P-K4 7-NxP t-N-KI o-q 20-B'B Jl-BxR Childitn't Shoos, 53 All 9 Stort N-B7 BxN NxR B-N5 B7 B4 BxB PxP P-KB4 P-K3 N-KB3 B-K2 00 PxP 63 P-04 P-K4 NxP PxN NxP BK3 Q.Q2 P-N4 K-R4 K-N4 K-BS K-B4 no 2J-Q-R4 23-BK4 SR-Q 25-OxB 2 RxP 27-K-Nt 2S-0xN 103-0 U-NxN R-NSrh PxP N-Ktch 0 B3ch e-Rscr. P-R4 2V-K-B 14-OxP 1J-N-K4 KR-NlReint 30-PxR 3100) NxOBPIuO-PI K-N7 N-K3 PR 7 0 R5 K-R4 470 R5 si-RxPch Resigns SAN GABRIEL TOURNEY The 12th annual San Gabriel 2-Q4ch OBI ji-OxNP NxRP i4-P-t N-B4 U-Q-Bl P-04 Valley Open Chess Tourna ment, Fponsored by the Pasa dena Chess Club, will start at 8 p.m.

Friday, Oct. at the club headquarters, Raymond and Pel Mar in Pasadena. RUY LOPEZ KereslSmvsloy Black Whltf K4 3I BxR N-QB3 3J-N-K3 P-ORJI33-K-B B3 34 B3ctl P-CN4 34-R-O 0-0 37 04 P03i3-NxB N-QR4 1 3S-N-K4 B4 40-N-NS OB74IN-X BPxP I 42-P-KR4 N2 43 K-K3 The entry fee will be $5. of mvslev White MR 83 -B-NJ 4-B R4 5.5-0 tt Nl B3 -P KRI 10 62 1IP04 JJ-ONJJ 13- PxP 14- 15- B-63 14- N-K3 17-NxP 15- NI4I-BJ 1NR4th 50-R-N 11NI61-N4 J3-N-05 J4-I'B ui thi pnrpix im vou to em without tou cmaroii ATlonm -17lt. Cllrx 1-420I, CRettoww 4-lll, eilbert l-HSJ, K4t-Mne I-IJOI, MAditen 4-74II.

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I which fi will be returned upon completion of all games. Mall entries to Tournament Director Edward B. Adamg, 114 Huntington Alhambra, or call him at AT. 4-7604. NEW CHESS CLIB 1 rtur rhpsa rlllh Vial been Keres Black N01 B4 QS BxP K-N N-B4 BxB K4 R-QB4 NO K-BJ BI N-B4 RxN P-N4 KxP P-NJ R6ch PRS K-B5 Kl P-R4 P-65 04 KxP B4 PxP K) PR 4 Quo' M-Nxn NO 4J-K-B3 44-PxPctl 47RQ3 4t R-02 PxP 8KB) P-N3 KR 144-K-B1 formed In Beverly Hills, meeting Tuesday from 7:30 to 10 p.m.

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