The Boston Globe from Boston, Massachusetts • 29

i IRE BOSTON SUNDAY GLOBE AUGUST 3, 1958 Twenty-Nine CUessNotebooh BY LYMAN BURGESS Jack Trayers, perennial Sa-lam champion, gave a simultaneous exhibition in Danvers. DA'LY 9:30 SATURDAYS TILL 6:00 In a performance lasting three Hours irayeri posteo a score of 16 wins, two draws and one loss. Trayers also is custodian of the MSCA rating system. He has sent us the piteous plea of all statisticians more information, please. The ghost of insufficient data haunts all eta.

tistical endeavor; that which Pi I I I A dTT X- mm -W I Vn '). 1 if i i is not reported cannot be evaluated. The New England chess tournament of 1958 beeins ft! srMLlM.I jF ff IS ft 29 at the Touraine Hotel and ends, Sept. 1. It is not too early to send in your entry to: Richard Tirrell, 23 Mercer South Boston.

H. Wood (of CHESS) made this comment on the recent Smyslov Botvinnik match: "It almost seems, from A MOST UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY TO OBTAIN TRULY FINE FURNISHINGS AT GREAT SAVINGS EVERY DEPARTMENT FEATURED LIVING DINING and -BEDROOMS CARPETING, OCCASIONAL PIICES, LAMPS, GIFTS, ETC. JUST A FEW OF THE OUTSTANDING VALUES YOU'LL SEE AT BARBO'S DURING THIS SPECTACULAR SALE EVENT. '5 t4 1: I 1 the match just concluded, that wona championship chess is becoming to much for the players, who has competed in master tourna ments knows how terrible the strain can be. Stahlberg once Jjteipt -'1 fell "rri r'7 SHOWN BELOW ARE from our 'Old Ipswich Solid Northern Maple Group Dble.

Dresser Viuallg 12910 Mirror Uiuallg IS JO Bed, Twin or Full 39.50 9-50 Night Table 24.50 I'maUg J9J0 ling; dretter $66.00 mirror $19.95 UiUtlllf TEHMS for I'owr font fir iff 30 Day Chrgt Budget Ptan up to 18 months frtOT 5ce i Vj 1 I I i Nv 30.00 TV" Xt- Chest on Chest $95.00 1 confessed freely that he lost two pounds a week' when playing in one (and this after a lifetime's experience). The mind rules the body, and there is little doubt that the ill nesses, on the part of one or "I other contestant which caused five separate hold-ups at vari ous stages, were almost en tirely caused by nerves. The Illnesses were no, doubt quite genuine presumably there was a medical certificate each time but nobody can doubt that, had Botvinnik and Smys- lov been sun-bathing on the beach instead of locked in i mental fight, with the whole chess world looking on, they would have kept happy and healthy throughout." Proof that the spirit of Morphy still lives was fur nished by a' game played in the recent students' interna tional chess tournament Varna, Bulgaria. Mikhail Tal, Latvia, who has won the last two Russian championship tournaments, played and won gainst Miko Bobotsov with stirring brilliancy. Tal sacked his Queen at move 12 and went on to prov the soundness of his combination with verve and elan.

The New York Times said: "So en-. thusiastic were some of the spectators that they did not hesitate to classify the brilliant effort with a similar feat by Bobby Fischer of Brooklyn here in the Rosenwald trophy tournament of two years ago On that occasion Fischer de feated Donald Byrne with courageous that were evidence of the genius that was later to assert itself. Tal and Fischer will meet in the interzonal tournament be ginning on Aug. 5 at Portoroz, Yugoslavia. KING'S INDIAN pnhotjov Tal '-KBS -KN1 2 Bnhotsov 17 H-N3 -UH3 1 N-KJ 21 Not NJ BxN 2 N-N1 kN KJ 7 B-K3 RQ-02 1 P-OR3 Q-P4 P-QN4 NxN VixB O-O-O 1 N-CIS 131 Rini Social Security 1 To the Editor I am a woman, 62.

I have not worked re cently. A friend boards with me and pays for food but does not pay me a salary. Will I he expected to fill out a form this year or shall one be sent to me? B.B., Cambridge. Answer You are apparent ly asking about possible self- employment (operating a boarding house). You would have to show a profit of $400 in a yrar brfore would be reQuired to make a return.

The forms are available at the Internal Revenue Bureau. To the Editor I was 63 last February and have worked un der S.S. since its start. Yearly earning: 1851. $2945; 1952, $1165: 1953.

$.1170: 1954. $3315; 1955. $3255: IBSfi. $3298; 1957, $3111. What will I receive if 1 1 retire now? will I receive more If I work mother year? C.A.L..

Ashland. Answer About $92.30. Any Increase in that amount would depend on future earnings or any inrrrajf of benefits grant ed by Congrcis. To the Editor I have 18 Quarters of coverage and earned $100 or better each month during; that period. A few years ago I was tiven disability freere.

will be S5 in a few month. What will my benefit be? Quinry. Aniwer If jour average earning were at leant $100 a month ynur benefit would be at leant $55. A yearly break- down of your earning li need- 4 to give you a dr Anile ansa er. fecial Keeurlty questions and answers are printed In the Sunday and Friday Globe.

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