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leHZtittltiZimtt 3 CHESS BY ISAAC KASHDAM INTERNATIONAL GKANDMAITEI Addfu IttHn Cm Hint, LA. 11mm las Anfln il, CoIf. Zhcp Slonday (Main Store) 9:30 A.SI. to 9:00 P.3Z. III, I II a feature of WOMEN'S TITLE PLAY STARTS NEXT WEEK Oct.

ifsr TIMES PROBLEM By C. S. Jacobs BLACK MS BAOKEE BROS. I 1 i i'' The list of competitors In the tournament for the Women's Chess Championship of the Urjited States has beerf completed with the acceptances of Mrs. Mildred Morrell of New York, Mrs.

McLeod of San Francisco. Mrs. Olga Higtrins of Santa Barbara and Mrs. Lenore Simon of Los Angeles. The field of 12 will contest a round robin at the headquarters of the Herman Steiner Chess Club, 108 Formosa with I the first round scheduled to start at 2 p.m.

next Sundav. 1- ijfljjflsfcig ff i a Your editor will direct the tour nament. WHITE I Whltt matet In two. TIMES PROBLEM 2Wo By V. L.

Eaten BLACK 1 The women's tournament is being played on the Pacific Coast for the first time in the history of the event. Credit for the success of the arrange' 1 1 I Anniversary 090 ilentli modern gas ranges budget pries ments and the securing of the 6trong entry list is due to Mrs. Jacqueline Platigorsky, chair- man of the tournament committee, and her co-workers, George Goehler, vice-chairman; Mrs. 8 12 Lena Grumette, publicity direc tor; Mrs. Edythe Langden, sec retary, and Irving Rivise, treas SSfl am "1 LI urer.

The fund for player expenses is still short of its goal. Any one wishing to contribute should make checks payable to WHITE 10 Whits mates In thres. There are some odd mates In 2905, with most of the strategy centering on the Bishop at K7. There is real humor In 2908, with the Blgck Rook trying hard tn get out of the way, but he must always stop on of his Pawns. u.sj.

women Chess Championship of 1957, and send them to Irving Rivise, 3157 Sepul-veda Los Angeles 34. JERRY BPAXX DIXXER Jerry Spann of Omaha, new president of the United States Chess Federation, will visit'Los npvt woolr in aat an. qualnted with local chess play ers ana organizations. While here, he will officially open the womens cnampionship Tour nament, the first major event in his term of office. SOLUTION TO PROBLEM 3901: N-K3 SOLUTION TO PROBLEM.

R-B4 Threat, 2 Q-N4ch; If K-Q6, 2 Q-B5ch; If N(K4) any, 1 If QxB or Q-B, 2 Q-Q6ch; if Q-Q2, 2 QxQchj If B-B, 2 QxPch) If N-B6, 2 R-Q2ch. SOLVERS' IJST Flv points D. Hinrlchsen, W. H. Griffith, W.

W. Irwin, J. L. McNichols, W. S.

Moore, M. Morris, L. A. Victor. Four points A.

Shearer Jr. Three points J. R. Goodwin, M. Rosen, O.

Rudder, A. E. Wood. Two points J. C.

Beaver, H. J. Crawford, D. M. 'Ketrhum, O.

H. Ketchum. N. Lesser. E.

E. Penter, S. D. Ress, J. P.

Walsh. One point J. Blatithler, M. Dick, J. D.

Frlerson, R. Jackson, R. Merchant Jr. J. H.

Moshler, J. A dinner in Mr. Spann's hon or nas been arranged for Sat urday evening at 8 at the Gourmet Beverly 460 Canon Drive in Beverly Hills. The occasion will also be used to honor Mrs. Gresser and Mrs.

Platigorsky for their sua Walsh. cess in winning the Class A section of the International Women's Team Tournament In In the rear with 20V-39. Holland. Best individual score or tne event, In which 24 grandmasters took part, was by the Rus Players wishing to attend this interesting occasion are urged to send reservations in 43" INCH GAS RANGE 1 sian Korchnoi, with wi-Vi. Smyslov won two.

lost one to advance to Mrs. Lvn Hender Dr. Filip of Czechoslovakia, son, 1561 Llndacrest Drive, Beverly Hills. The price of the din and drew three. Following are games from ner is per person.

3. CROSS POIXT AHEAD IX reg. 339.95 the tournament. SICILIAN DEFENSE SOUTHER CHAMPIOXSHIP James B. Cross continued his Jesek Boleslavskl Jesek Boleslavski Czechoslovakia Czechoslovakia Russia Russia series of triumphs in the South White em California Championship Here is everything you want in a big family size range.

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7-0-0 5- B-N3 9-K-R Black PxP Q-B RxP! OxR BO 0-Q5 Q-R N-N5 B-KB3 BxN QxB a long and hard-fought endgame. Cross now has 7V4-V4 and NxN 22-B-N3 is a point ahead of the field with two more rounds to go. More Wcdgewood Specials from Barkers 10- QxN 11- B-NJ 12- P-B4 In second place is Robert r-QN323-N-K4 B-N2j24-BxB R-B I Resigns R-B4I FUY LOPEZ 13-P-B5 cross, who moved up to by winning against Irving Ri Tal TeschnerlTal Teschner 339.95 219.9S 219.9S 249.9S 289.9S 464.95 289.95 289.95 J09.95 424.95 Range with high broiler and rotisscric 36" range with thermal-eye burner Range with signal clock, serving shelf Range with chrome automatic clock Range with chrome shelf, hi broiler Russia w. Germany Russia W.Germany White Black White Black vise. Robert Hamman, who scored an important point against Leslie Simon, and Gene Rubin, who won in brilliant style from Ray Martin, ad vanced to a tie for third with Kivlse, with scores of 6-2, 1- P-K4 P-K4 14-P-KB4 N-Q 2- N-KB1 N-QB3 15-N-Q2 P-B3 3- B-NS P-QR3 16-B-N3 PxP 4- B-R4 N-B3 17-QxBP 0-R2ch 5- 0-0 P-03 1S-K-R Q-B4 4- P-BJ B-K2 19-0-03 02 7-P 04 P-QN4 20-P-K5 P-Q4 5- B-N3 PxP 9-PKRJ BxNl22-OxBP N-B 10-QxB PXPI23-N-K4I PxN U-O-NJ P-N3 54-QR-B 0-N3 I7-B-05 Resigns 13-B-R4 R-ONl DOUBLE ROUND ROBIV IX DALLAS INTERNATIONAL The Dallas International Louis Rojas is the only with Tied at 5-3 are Daniel Amneus, Gordon Barrett, Martin, Nathan Robinson, Simon and Yarmak.

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28, P.M. Seventh Floor, Main Store Only. The tournament Is being played Sunday, afternoons at the Steiner Chess Club, under tne direction of Ralph Hage-dorn. Following are the results of the eighth round, and some games. Chess Tournament, which will have eight of the leading play-i ers of the world, is definitely! set for Nov.

30 to Dec. 16. The dates will permit several of thej European participants to com-! pete in the Interzonal Tour-j nament In Holland, and also at-1 low Reshevsky to return to New York in time for the Rosenwald Tournament. A double round robin will be; 'i 'jat11 "3S ROUND EIGHT S. Yarmak J.

Cross 1 I. Rivise OIR. Cross 1 G. Rubin Martin 0 L.Simon OR. Hamman S.

Weinbaum 6 L. Roias I. Siafir Oig. Barrett 1 S. Sholomjon Vi G.

Soulej A S. Geller J. Wiener Vi H. Gordon O'N. Robinson 1 C.

Gibbs OJD. Amneus 1 T. Golden II S. Almorerr 1 contested in Dallas, with your! J. Meoo 1 L.

Eneouist 0 R.Clark 1 K. Forrest F. Hufnastl 1 T. Fries 1 G. Castleberry 0 M.

Gordon 1 D. Young N.Vatsos 0 R. seitier C. Henderson M. Kerllenevich Mrs.

Grumette Mrs. Simon W. Melwortn editor as tournament Acceptances have been received from SvetozarTJligoric of Yugo-! slavia, Bent Larsen of Den-! mark, Fridrik Olafsson of Ice-i land, Samuel Reshevsky of thej United States, Gideon Stahl-j berg of Sweden and Laszlo Szabo. of Hungary. Miguel Nai-I v.

proctor OiP. Kelemen ENGLISH OPENING spiral dasher Automatic WAminE Rubin dorf of Argentina was slated for the eighth place, but may! Rubin White 20- N-NJ 21- N-Q5 22- KPxB 23- R-OR 24- R-RJ 25- PxP 26- B-R4 27- BxB 2RxP be unable to come. Bobby Fischer, 14-year-old U.S. Open champion, may be Invited in his place. Martin Black OK 3 BxN O-B R-R P-B4 PxP P-B5 PxNch NxB R-B2 O-Q QR-R2 K-B RxPch QR-KB3 RxR K-K2 Resigns Msrtln Black N-KB3 P-KN3 B-N2 0-0 P-03 N-B3 B-N5 B-Q2 Q-B P-OR3 R-N N-ON5 P-B4 P-K4 P-ON4 PxP PxP N-K B-OB3 White I-P-QB4 2N-OB3 3P-KNJ 4- B-N2 5- P-K4 -KN-Kl J-P-03 -P-KR1 9-0-0 1-R7 11- P-QR4 12- RJN 13- B-K1 14- N-B4 tS-KN-KJ lt-RPxP 17-43-02 15- PxP J9-P-N4 Funds for the tournament are being solicited in a national 29- O-R 30- 81(4 31- OR-KN 32- QxPch 33- RxN 34- K-R 35- RxRctl 3-R-Nch 37-Q-R4CA drive.

Anyone interest in con-: 43) tributlng should send checks to Dallas International Chess Tournaments, Inc, 1831 Repub-j lie National Bank Building, reg. 299-95 FOUR KNIGHTS' GAME Dallas 1, Tex. SALE, MARTIN TIED AT 51 IN SANTA MONICA OPEN Robert Sale suffered his first Alnwen Black P-K4 N-KB3 N-B3 N-OS B-B4 0-0 Golden White 14- N-B2 15- P33 14-K-N 17- B-N3 18- B-K3 19- N-N4 70-BR7 Almgren Black N-R4 0-R5 OR-K R-K3 BB2 R-N3 0-N4 Gnlden White 1- P-K4 2- N-KB3 1-NB3 4- B-NS 5- B-R4 4-0-0 7-NxP IN3 9-O-K 10- K-R 11- P-BJ T2-N-K1 defeat at the hands of E. Bers- P-Q3 B-KNSI21-P-KR4 gUl bach In the sixth round of the For better, safer, faster washing it's the new Apex Automatic Clothes Washef, Barkers made a special buy on these superb washers and an now pass th savings on to you. Ask about the Jet Washing Action the latest innovation in automatic washing.

Hurry you'll never see savings like this agiinl qxp oanui monica upen tourna-gjJJ ment. His score of 5-1 was B-N3I2Z-QR-K. B3 23-0-02 B-Q2'24-BN NxN I25-R-K2 P-Q4 Resigns RUSSIAXSLWIX EUROPK TEAM CHAMPIOXSHIP equaiea Dy Kay Marun, wno Defeated R. Clark. Bersbach is in third place with 4V4-W, followed by Her-i bert Abel and Tournament i rector Paul Wrangell, who re tied at 4-2.

Following are the details of the sixth round: R0UNO.JIX A Russian team of grand-m asters, including World Champion Vassily Smyslov, captured the first tournament for EXTRA SAVEVGS ON WRINGER WASHERS the team championship of Europe in a final double round robin against three major opponents, completed In Vienna Foldaway space saver, 20" wide, reg. 179.95 last month. 109.95 R. Sale 0 E. Bersbach 1 R.

Martin 1 R. Clark H. Abel 1 M. Otteson 0 J. McMillan P.

Wrangell 1 W.Campbell B.Minti 0 J. DeBriac OiOr. B. Collins 1 W. Griftin (HA.

Cheresles 1 R. Harshbarger vs. A. Juriod and A. Sawon vs.

G. McMahon were adjourned. McMillan won from Harshbarger In an unfinished fifth-round game. VALLEY CHESS TOURNEY Playing matches with 10 men on a side, the Russians scored Spiral dasher washer, jet action, reg. 159-95 99.95 a total of 41 points out of a pos sible 60.

They defeated West Germany by 7W-2V and 84 1W, and performed almost as The Valley Chess Club, which meets Wednpsrlav pvpninps in well aginst czecnosiovaKia, andk'orth Hollywood Park, Chan winning twice, 8V4-1V4 6W-3V. Appliances Seventh Floor Main Store ALL BARKER STORES Against the Yugoslav team It was another story. The Russians, won the first match by dler and Tujunga in North Hollywood, announces an open tournament to start Nov. 6. This will be one of the series of Statewide events in behalf of the California State Chess 6-4.

but in the last round suf fered Jheir only defeat by the game margin. In this latter eaeration. match eight games were drawn, piavers must belong to or Dr. Durasevic beat Auerbachijom th CSCF, with annual and Rakic took the measure of dues of $2.50. An additional $1 Aronin.

is charged as a national rating DBAMISEil MMDS Yugoslavia took second place fee. lArrssnni tuttm cttxuiw cicndau routwooi untim6ton rut weirwooa toxs tun rausau foxoM ibem tmitNM unta ana unta aou vu nvts vsrfoca i To register, or for further Information, write to Ralph Hage-dorn, 11055 Leadwell Sun Valley, or call him at Po. 6-1637. with 34-26. They lost a close match, 5i4li, to Czechoslovakia, which finished with 24 35Vi.

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