Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-11-08

chaser in the awarding Of prizes. namely:
within the District Of. Columbia to be
paid subscriber to both '' The Evenins
and Sunday Star. Without the District
that's that is s soiyers living in adjacent and
subscribers 10 The Sunday Star to be
eligible for all awards. Occasional read
srs and hit-and- miss purchasers Of The
Jurisdictions. are eligible for only minor
prizes. the nature of which will be PAM
phlets or inexpensive booklets on chess.
set Of RnSei ehessme @ eoiiese 'e si lSt
similar to the orthodox Bird cheSsmen,
and a special medal award.
pertinent variations or remarks on one
sheet she Of paper Give your name address
solution mailed during the duration OF tbs
contest.
II you have inquiries to make or. choose
on another sheet of paper PLEASE. In
egiries will not be answered unless a self.
with each particular query.
Scoring will be: For each problem So
luton, sent 2 points whether the solution
If the solution is correct you viii receive
an additional points. making a total of
8 points for the correct key to each prob
i point will be deducted from the bonus
AT least 20 problems will be offered.
probably more in case Of tie among the
Now these are the rules and. II there
Is any doubt in your mind. lust sit right
down and write your columnist letter.
Solution to problem No 81, by w. K.
WimSatt, jr., is: Q-Q3. Correct keys
come from w. L. Crawford, L. C. Dock
ings, George H. Mulligan, David Mar
gold, Drueu Huskerson, E. w. Allen.
Robert Sinnott, A. Seidenberg and A.
6. Dreyer. Suggested keys Of r. ].
Feeney and Robert Loebl of Roanoke
Va, fall short.
Metropolitan Chess Association.
A ARRANGEMENTS have been com.
pleted for the initial team tour.
nament of the Metropolitan Chess
Association which opens next Thurs
day evening at o'clock at the Sloss
Cafeteria. 818 Fourteenth street
northwest, says Abe Seidenberg, di-
rector of tournament promotion and
activity Of the M. C. A.
Possibly a bakers dozen teams will
compete in the first team tournament
that Washington has witnessed in
many years. Acting captains include
D. S. Burch and George w. Hervey
of the Department of Agriculture
Chess Club, Earl w. Kunkle of the
War Munitions Bureau, Elias Schu-
man, FENCE, Albert Grobstein, Conrad
Willnich and Leon Smith, private
quintets; A. Seidenberg. University Of
Maryland; Robert Knox and Reamy
Pierce, Interhigh Chess Association;
Miss Maud G. Sewall, Ladies Chess
Club, and E. v. Fineran of the WASH
ington Gas Light Co. Chess Club.
Captains of the mentioned teams
are requested to check carefully on
playing equipment, as each team is
responsible for its own boards and
chessmen.
Captains and members of all teams
and alternates should be present at
8 o'clock Thursday evening. when the
first round will be played at Sloss
Cafeteria, the succeeding round to be
played at the Jewish Community
Center, November 10.
ChesSp0urri.
WHAT Capital City Chess Club is
w doing in its major and minor
Journeys appears in Mondays Star 80.
Interhigh Chess Association news ia
same edition Results of the Re-
shevsky simultaneous exhibition &C
cording to individual scoring given
also >. Arriving in Washington last
Thursday evening, Samuel Reshevsky,
during his sojourn in the Nations Cap.
ital. is the personal guest Of I. s.
Turnover, eminent local master, and
friends.
This column Welcomes In
quiries on any phase OF chess.
Dial North 6737, or urite and
irclose a selt-dddressed, stamp
ed envelope uith your query
(Copyrisht, Nov. 6, 1885, by Paul Miller)
Washington Social Chess Club.
r ONE wasn't built in a day and
neither is an up-to-date chess
club with modern playing facilities.
If you wish to affiliate with the
Downtown Washington Social Chess
Club. fill out the following pledge and
mail.