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MERINGTON rita Idtior Grandmaster Richard Reti, horn in 1989 in Czechoslovakia, observed that Americanism in 'rhea is represented by the Itochnique of the virtuoso in whose play one can tmd nth ing tangible to which to object. The European Masters, he etyntended, have the qualities as well es the faults of the artists who experiment and strive for what Is deep down, overlooking what in near it hand. 'Ilme limits in chess favor American style of piaYi he claimed. Reti asked: "Who will come out of the struggle IF AMERICANNAI wins In chens, it will be so in life, for in the idea of cites and the development of the chess mind we have a picture of the 1 lectual struggle of mankind. The above analysis was in 1927, two years before IReti died at Prague.

To us at seems Important is not whether his facts are exact or that his conclusions fare properly derivative. but the cant of a classic lEuropean mind like nett's, which seeks to justify the detaining power of Europe as to America. NUNTELEGRAPII ehess fans are favored with a note from U. S. chess champion and International Master Robert Fischer.

He says: -I am studying very hard to pans my sophomore high school finals and my Regents exams before I leave for Europe." Aumber 239 Lurope." umber 239 VI At -16 sav, :4 iciv---1 )-Si7p4194 niax4 -Nog ItatAsi-1 wkio4 )-ig lt 6 11464 TELL 1-9 A Je416 Mx. V401-1-17 10.4JC6 6CLINV I 14 THos A.L.AwN4 -rks rnso 142 'MSS- ANCTI.CM APPZCACrti Pollooli ir Mos am Imams iv 1 ''t'r 1 'II! I 1 I if. t. 9 9 '1 i I 1 it vs 1 I 14 -ti, A 1 i- 1', i' 4'F'''''' I 4 :47) 'Z 7 7''''' 6 -n 1 1 Ar to 1 I. -AI I r- 1.

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NORTH a Q.111 4 3 SKJ10 Q15 4A102 WEST VAST A 5 .4 6 tie 08 4 le 7 3 2 X953 S7843 4410483 4,1937 SMITH AA109 72 9 5 A 4 Q5 The bidding: South West North East 14 Bess 34 Pass 4 io Opening lead four of beads. You don't often find as many finesses dealt In one hand is you do in this one. The declarer who held the South hand managed to strike out On every one of them ex. eePt the one in hearts, and that was simply due to the fact that he got a heart lead. Ho won with the ten in dummy and promptly led the queen of spades, finessed, and lost to the king.

Back a trump which Ns took in dummy. The queen of diamonds waa led and ft rimed. losing to the king. RAT IIKTURNIF.D a die. mond and South was in his hand for the Brat time.

So after rashing the A of hearts, and having already two rriPIIIPa he set out to try his lurk in clubs. A low club was led from slummy And the queen lost to the king. By now, West had made all three of his kings and was running low in am. munition. He led hark a dub.

Dummy's A 10 of clubs pro. vided one more chance for a finesse, So the ten was played and East tame into his own with the jerk to provide the setting trick. By this time all finesse pod. tint, were exhausted and so wax deliver. He claimed the balanre and went down ore.

TY STRIKE'S l's as it must have struck declarer that he 'vas unlucky to have tried four finesse' and failed on all of them. But we think he overstayed the market. He took one finesse too many, and It oat him the contract Th Ire. heart finesse on rho opening lead was certainly welrome. And the immediate 1 trump finesse made sense also.

But when the trump was returned, the diamond finesse ou Id not have been attempted. All South now had to do to assure the contract wee to cash the AK of hearts. the are of diamonds, and give up a diamond trick. The forced club return from whichever opponent won the Icing of diamonds was bound to limit the loss in the dub suit to one trick. seem telt tuts litimtutoo and A NEW IMSTALAVir tr5E0 tiAkkkik CAM PtEx.Su;,.E.

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Thomas Nast T. Rossetti S. Abbey 9 HAI 10. Guido Rent 11, Gainaborough 12. Raphael 13.

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4-01d weight for wool. 5House wing. frNetherlands prosanee. 7Welcorne. SClergyman's bile 9Wine vessel.

10Concluding passage nut 24Foul substances. 25Doctrine. 26.K1net of auciltor (abbr.) 27Hebrew high pnest. 21The sun. 30The parson ty.rd.

31Donkey. 33Plant of eve. ingprimprosa family. 37countries. s1SPromise.

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-pyt fito, t. I 4 v. clh 6-14 loommolol 0 I 111.110.1.11.1.1.1.1.111.1.1 COQNb3R GC7EN TITO VRI VROC TWOIrgY QY CWN IPTIQT1r.PNIZMI Wow. Cluoit 'viola II Tosterday's Cryptogitip: PRAWNY STUNT MAN AMPUSIIIZ BY INTRE-HAIRESD TrARYER. I March 21 to April 20 (Aries) I 3 1 IKeen forethought and smart 1 should bring MEM results.

Needless changes I or hasty decisions are inadvi5-1 Prop er table. Take sufficient time to -AAA plan the week's program. April 21 to May 21 (Taurus)! illilir Very good vibrations for mental work, research, solv ill 41. 1 ing financial problems and planning sound Invearrnents. num Domestic and artistic affairs i 'are under line aspects.

IMay 22 to Juno 21 (Gemini) 1 MEI A peak day for acthitiesi -suited to your special talents i RORRIZONTAL and abilities. 'Those in adver-1 1He conquered tieing. writing, journalism and lkteitico. other professions should find 7Three attended at a peak. I on Venus I June 22 to July 23 (Cancer) 113Relative of IA top day for you.

However. I the crew. don't begin any undertaking away. cannot properly finish. 115Interfere.

IJuly 24 to Aug. 23 (Leo) 1Dentists. surgeons and scien-; 17Malt drink. are especially encouraged Highly favored also are 2Macaw. welfare organizations.

social and charity benefits. capital Is Aug. 24 to Sept. 23 (Virgo) I Reykjavik waste time on needless long view iworry, making usel ess: 32Gorgeous I changes in programs which ihumorousl. are running smoothly, but do 34The Pine Tree capitalize on all honorable op- i State.

s. i iportunities. Sept. 24 to Oct. 23 (Libra) i 36Chooses.

1Not all personal wishes may i been. granted now but it is, 41Forest tree. a a I a 42Fall behind. i steady advance- 45The Trail. Iment and getting ahead In 48Roman activities.

philosopher. 1 (kt. 24 to Nov. 22 (Scorpio) 51--Prize. 1his can be a resultful, con- Do the his cross I sequential day, depend lug largely upon how you handle and regular I routine.

duties. Think before 1 tackling new projects. Nov. 25 to Dec. 21 (Sasit- Im i tarius)Don't retreat from a our MI I well-planned program during I this apendid period.

Your, 1 along with other help- Fa i fui aspects. is on your side. i Dec. 22 to Jan. 20 (Captij coralyou can stand well and profitably with the best today.

i Will Er Don't fear competition of bargainers." Meet them land ituwe your mettle. too. Jas. 21 to Feb. 10 (Aquart- this healt1 I a 1i cious 1 no) Do not make thoughtless: Buy some Wr' inlay.

or scatter your ener-, I gies and you ran have a pmet- Spearmint Gun able. interesting and happy I day. Plan wisely for the whole week's doings if possIble. le, Feb. 20 to March 2(I (Pisces) 10.

A little extra care in con. .4.40.4... 4 fidential matters won't be 46......... Arnkit but the day. on the ..,......4,04 hole, is Inspiring; can he c''' and pleasant if you V.V.

4 help to make it so. I Yourl Family Will this healthful, delicious Buy some Spearmint Gum been, tree. 'Fall behind. The --Trail. philosopher.

--Prize. Do the big 111 II" 53 I I i I I 1 irr THE PHANTOM 0,1 -------3 I c.1 ta In color In Sunday's Surat Isgraph com7c1 (music). maples. 11Always. 44Rarribles 12Ant1torins.

19Puts into 47Danish coin. writing. 49Bitter vetch. 21Sma1l occluded 50Particte of NI Ifs. erosensrord puzzle tat Sunday's Sun-Telegraph 111M Answer to yesterday's ::7:1 Earn 3Ioney In Vneng ion TtalL't r5.7-k TialL 7 EL N.

NE JUNGLE PATWX CANNOT LICENSE A SAFAIN AT INIS TIME. PEIVATELX I SAY, FOR6Et It HEANINTEPS THIS PAY AND A6t. SOUNI41 LIE NO4SENSF AN OLP FAMILY WW1 a RI NE1G A Ells CANT QUITE REM hIE A MON, k'T 4 '14 witainionnit HEANUNTEEI souNcit pow klE TI4Ar ct: ::41:::: ANT SO TME JUGL PATOL IN I4ERE W6 604441M- IF' NE RHIS EWE MARV ON YOUR 6DONZEX QUITE RE MEONE WULD ONLY CANNOT LICENSE A DAY AND 1404SENEF WRIST.WWE RE DID NARK klE A MOMENT- me TELLUS 'Mal. TT ME.4. SAAI AT 1 1:114 FR14IS TIM A6E E.

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I II corr-if tt In color la Sunday's Surt-Tolegraph comics HENRY Z'l E.F .41 I R' AN Al i OM 14 intostNi. L. 16,5 S. 3ral I Here's your chancy to make yeur summer vacation pay you! Yes, the SunTelegrsph needs young business. Poen, boys over 12.

Hundreds of carrier sales. mon now are trying for top PrOet In our current Junior Diplomat Contest. Two Sun. Tele boys will join 54 other riewspaperboys oriel fly via Qantss Airlines to Australia, Hawaii and the FIJI Istsnds. I4ere I OrrORTUNITY UNLIMITED! your parent's permission, call (Mart 16500, the Su n-Telegritnh Home Delivery Department.

GiVO your name and Address to one of our sten' who will Peo that our local representa five will visit your home. He will furnish complete Mails. Wrigley's twill. Err-7) 4. ,1111,.

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