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THE BOSTON SUNDAY GLOBE SEPTEMBER 8, 1937 Fifty-Font BOSTON, CAMBRIDGE, QUINCY. MALDEN, WALTHAM AND WOBURN mm Virus Splitter Will Give Talk At Tech Parley The men who may make it possible to take life apart and put it together again come to Cambridge tomorrow for a three-day meeting. Present at the 15th annual meeting of the Electron Microscope Society of America at Massachusetts Institute of Technology will be at least two men who already have reassembled scrambled living particles. Last Fall Dr. Robley C.

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In the process Bobby beat out U.S. champion Arthur Bisguier and International Master Donald Byrne. Surely this is the fanciest chess wunderkind achievement on record. In our book it rank! higher than Capablanca's capture of the Cuban national title at the age of 12. Young Fischer has been invited to play at Hastings.

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2, 48 chess experts trampled on each others corns and, after 7 rounds, Oreste Popovych, Cambridge, was New Engliina Chess Champion for 1957. Luckless Dr. Joseph Platz, Hartford, for the third time in four years equalled the champion's score but was counted out on the tie-break. John Curdo, Lynn and Albert Martin, Edgewood, R. tied for 3rd place.

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Matching Lid 2.50 w-x, vi. j. naiz o-i; a-4, Jural and Martin 5-l; 8. Walter Suesman, Providence, 5-2; Shelby Lyman, Dorchester, 5-2; William Mills, W. Charleston, Vt, 52.

Lucien Kraszewski, New Britain, Ct, won the Class title with 5H-IVz; Philip Hirons of Providence was second. Kazys Merkis. South Boston, was forced to withdraw at the end of the third round because of illness. He immediately returned to Boston and was admitted to the Peter Bent Brigham Hospital for an operation. He has been re.

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