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I By T. M. 1311.111,4GTON 1 Chen') Editor 1 I. )isne The list of entrants for the, Round to he: played in 1939 has been pub- .4 I I esides the six top ratings -4t -10 in the recent Interzonal Fischer, Pal Berk, IMikhael Tal, Tigran Petrosian, ozar Gligoric, Fridirik :2: ls 7 101asen there are the win- li iner, Vassily Smy slov anti the i runner-up. Paul Keres, of the Challengers' Round who pare seeded.

i Pal Benko, who made It one ahead of the Russian tanks in the recent aggression 'against Hungary, is making 1 Cleveland his new me. etih, ern America therefore will be i- ep se nt ell by two entrants in the great tourney. GEORGE DOSCI1EK of r-C)11k110 Craton High School is the new Interscholastic Champion. 7 'ray His score of was a half -point above three lads who tied for second. They are Lansing Wakefield of Alider- dice, Tom Roth of Langley and 'Carl oebcke of Upper Saint Cla 3 ir who was last year's champion.

Seventy entrants fought for honors, including six girls, one of whom finished with a plus score of 4-3, Jo Ann Turocy.1 yp t.ini,, Disney's Lir' .01,14 i I tti 1.N44. t' -44( X.iA01,46 0 i 3 7 :0,. i-tft 410 ,,.0...,,, d. 07 5' ''''NI, A.2e: 1 'r Oe- 44, tft, 64 ta. w- t''''' wit a mamma AR2 CLCIP, AS COMUL.US MAMMATUS.

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First prize was a deluxe traveling chess set. Several other sets were given to the leaders and all players with a plus score were given certificates of participation. 1 Pittsburgh Chess Club Don McGuire contributed la dozen sets of his new game to selected entrants. By B. JAY DECKER 1 South dealer.

North Sout vulnerable. NORTH 7 3 A 8 i 7 4 i 4 Ca 5 2 IV EST EAST 6 2 4 IS, 633 K7 1 10852 AKQ9 3 stsJ 97 8 108 4 3 SOUTH i' A 10 9 8 5 4 10 9 4 2 i ir 8 4 A IC 'The bidding: South West North East 1 Pass 2 3 1 3 Pass 44 Opening lead two of dia; monds. 1 One of the secrets of good 11 defensive play ix to put your. -1 self in the position of the clarer and think in terms of how, as declarer, you would play a given hand. 1 East, by bold and imagina- tive play, succeeded in upset1 ting the four spade contract In today's deal.

Ile took the first two diamond tricks and promptly returned the seven of hearts, I This extraordinary play had 1 the desired effect upon declarer. The heart return had all the earmarks of being a singleton lead. SOUTH WON the heart In dummy and led the queen of spades. When East follosved 1 with the four, declarer was I afraid to finesse for fear West might win with the king and I return a heart which- East would ruff for the zetting trick. So South went up with the ace of spades and led back a spade which went to East's king.

East returned a club. Declarer won, and still having a heart loser to contend with, took a heart finesse. East took it with the blank king, the fourth trick for the defense, and South was down one. Had East followed the more rormal line of defense, he would have returned a club at trick three. Declarer, undoubtedly.

would have tried both the heart and spade finesses and Made ten tricks. BUT OBSESSED by the idea East had sold himthat the heart return was A singleton, thus marking West with the Icing of hes declarer thought he was guaranteeing the contract by refusing the spade finesse. Had he known the actual situation, South would have made eleven tricks. East's heart play was super-sound. A prosaic club return was bound to give declarer the hand.

South was sure to have the A-K of clubs as part of his opening bid and rebid. Only by planting in South's mind the thought that a heart ruff was imminent did East have a chance to beat the contract. South aptly mummarired the defense in one word when he said after the hand: "Toucher covert. Ilse, King sma "I rl 1 4 4 I cHo 1 7, I 104 'f0J LP) I I l'te 1 hi, ii 1 pxo 6ovst. do a I 7 1 oP mo6 a -1 .1 (''' 1 KEE ki in (...2 .1) rt.

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Solution of last week's Sam Loyd problem is Rook to King Bishop pve. Sun-Telegraph Cross-Word MRS. FITZ'S FLATS Your Daily Horoscope h4ctS. FITZ SAID 'fOU WANTED TO SEE ME, PROFE ssoa NEUTIZON WANT Nt XI TO ee The TOTRY MY NEW INVENT NI YES, ANO I WANT YOU TO LIASLE TO rouow MY INSTRUCTIONS I yr ma BACIC IN MRS FITZ SAID WANT YOU TO ee veRv cARE.Puu.v, BECAUSE I MY WORK. 0- OU WANTD TO PRT TOY MY IT YE ThE WI Aat-s---- 1 SE NEW INveNTioNt ----) 1 NEUTIZON1 WWI.

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ornament termination of spires. 2. card card played by two, 4. newspaper. 2.

mineral used for grinding glass and lenses. 2. another term for bile. 7. musical stringed instru ment, struck with hammer.

S. animals of region. 9. Icelandic mythical poetry. 10.

VC'ild native tribes of Bor. TIPO. 11. flne glazed earthenware. 12.

funreal poem. 13. ImPlemeat used to land a fish. 14. nautiral measure of six feet depth.

15. small cask. I 1 BRINGING UP FATHER it In color in Sunday's Sun-Telegraph comics I I (5CN' TO HAVE A TALI( WiTH THIS NEW MACtS' a Di aoovaRa TO HAVE ok TAX THIS NEW CO CTO NIACtS DISOOVER.W! TwE CAN'T EEE NOC NOW, Me: 55 1-1E 5 1. A ENACK NON5FNSE! THE IRECOSAVONC'ED 'y rr vsro HIGHLY! 's NONSFNSE! TwE K.NOW POOr HE rr? CAN'T SE SCi; ALL -n-qe PECOMvENCIED NOW, Me: 5S5 TIME! rr IRV HIS 0. RIDICULOUS! TDR.CAL RES eAve rr Pci0v7DES GuPciciENr NOuRlfroAENT 1 )1 OS! eADR.C:ICULOU ALC RES PROVOES SUPcICiENr NouRvfrimeNrr MA.66 T'M 01111W WEAK ON Tkc Csrl OITA' WEAK ON 45Gaze fiercely.

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53Donkeys. 54Golf mound. 55S-shaped curve. VERTICAL 1Boys and men. 2Ammonia compound.

3Weasel-like carnivore, 4Wandering. 5Sound of triumph. fiEnameled metalware. 7Disfig red. 8Sign of zodiac.

9-0fferers direction HORIZONTAL 1Chinese Corn' munist leader. 4Corrode. 7Feminine name. 12Danish territorial division. 13Greek letter.

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21Peaceful. 23Take offense. 26Engraved. 25The tumeric. 29Young salmon.

32River-island. 33Tributary of the Elbe. 34Land measure. 35Vehement. 37Newest.

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20Sharp momtain spurs. 22Card game. 24Born. 25-0Id salt. 27Secreted.

29Comrade. 30Macaw. 33Its capital i9 Rome. 35Stage whispers. 36Nu SRCancel.

40Indian cern. 4ISea eagles, 42French artist. 44Stain. 46Eggs. 47Thing.

In lave. 49Regret extremely I ft 1 w-- A a 1 I i 7: 7 177 111 I a 4 -1- obe, I .4 mi 1 1 ,1 -r, By FRANCES DRAKE For Sunclav, Oct. March 21 to April 20 (Aries) Home. family, community, Rs wholesome social affairs espe- daily favored this Sunday. ALL Remain serene.

Control emo664 i- tons. Avoid complications. s- April 21 to May 21 (Taurus) A day for spiritual gain, bettering family relations and doing necessar tasks cheer. fully, uncomplainingly. Don't waste time on non-essentials.

May '22 to June 21 (Gemini) You have generous tary influences, so it is up to (it! ya, to to take advantage of them. for harmonious relationships at home and with all associates. June 2'2 to July '23 (Cancer) Think ahead, and see where you can make general improveli ments during the coming week. low Plans made now could affect your production for some time to come. I mot July 24 to Aug.

23 (Leo) ad Avoid a tendency to procrasti- as rate. Extend your efforts in I. fields that bring out your tal- 1 ents and which, even avoca- tional, could prove rernunera- tive, Control temper. I Aug. 24 to Sept.

23 (Virgo) i You can make or break this day at the very beginning by I your attitude, manner and out-1 look. Don't let "little things" get you down. i Sept. 24 to Oct. '23 (Libra)--' I I Don't relax in your efforts to succeed now.

Swing into progressive stride with a firm! stepafter carefully planning your program. Ot-L 24 to Nov. 22 (Scorpio) Avoid extremes and haste. 4 1 and don't scatter your ener- I gies. This is a time for sober I thought before action.

A goodi period for developing new I ideas, however. to- Nov. 23 to flee. 21 (SAO-, tariusiYou, too, must avoid! extremes. Take things in sensi- ble stride; enjoy children, out- door exercise; be moderate In 1 pleasures.

4 Dee. 22 to Jan. '20 (Capri- 1 corn)Your deep humanitari. i an and unselfish nature should come to the fore now. All worthwhile activities, necessary tasks are sponsored.

Jan. 21 to Feb. 19 (Aqusr. lustif you must work, main- thin an even pace; do not over- do. Feb.

'20 to Mareh 20 (Pisces) Look to the future and plan accordingly. Associate with persons who are more than I entertkining. AVMS CALL IF ,1 El I II IC.141, 'It' 1 1, i 1 i 0- .4 CRYPIOQUIP ()JUMPY UAXKTITIAT, KSGUJATBO NV OS IV KIKC LPAAIOCK 0.IGCKBJ. ClueC equah Cryptoquip: MOST FORTUNATE FARMERS BLESSED OUR ARABLE LAND. THE PHANTOM in color in Sunday's Sun-Teleraph comics omics AM, Po the big crossword puzzle in Sunday's Sun-Telegraph IAnswer to yesterday's puzzle.

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