Evening star., 1941-01-08
Guide Women Golf Here This Year. W. a. Head Announces
@ CHE: = 3 s #

letter from Ralph Reed is acknowl-
edged.
Interhigh Tournament Begins.
Anatole Volkov of Wilson, presi-
dent of the Washington Interhigh
Chess Association, has announced
the opening round Of the 1941 Inter-
high Team Championship Tourney
will be played Friday January II,
$3.50 pm, with first-round parings
as follows: Central-Roosevelt,
Western-Wilson, Tech-EaStern,
with matches taking place in the
chess clubrooms of the first-named
schools.
Parings for the second round,
Friday, January "a. are Roosevelt
Western, Wilson-Eastern, Tech
Central. with matches essayed at
the first-named schools.
Club play may start at $3.50 pm.
and not later than Ais pm. Games
not commenced by AIS pm. will be
declared forfeited according to
James Heidenreich of Eastern,
chairman of the team tournament,
with whom all players must qualify
as they register for match games.
Current officers Of the Interhigh
Chess Association consist of Presi-
dent Anatole Volokov of Wilson,
first vice president James Heiden-
reich of Eastern, second vice presi-
dent Howard Shelton of Tech, sec
retary Patricia Mason of Western,
and correspondent Nathan Ehrlich
of Roosevelt. Heidenreich has been
named as ambassador of good will"
for the association and instructed
to contact all chess groups in public
high schools or private schools with
equal rating and increase the num-
Der of team entries where possible.
Norman Horiwitz is captain of the
interhigh "all stars" variety and
welcomes inter-club matches. He
may be reached at Emerson 1413
The Interhigh Chess Council will
meet Sunday afternoon, 2 o'clock,
suite 2, 1872 Connecticut avenue
NV, to complete final arrange
ments for the team tournament.
Each club may send only two bona
flde delegates.
Paul Morphy Progresses.
Charter members of the reorgan-
lied Paul Morphy Chess Club, which
meets every Thursday, pm, at the
Jewish Community Center. Six
teenth and @ streets NV. and
welcomes women as well as men
players, are: DR.. George Hervev,
= uoHroop naIio- c p,,rnL,
Benjamin, j. Neufeld. Marcel Prop
per. c. Pustilnik. E. Blumenstock,
E. Boschan. D. Stepienski. C. Prop
er, S. Kessler, w. Plampin and L..
S. Bleaker.
Officers are Marcel Proper,
president; J. Benjamin, secretary
treasurer, and J. Neufeld chess
director. The club is unique in
having no dues after the ST affin-
alton fee is paid.
Federal Security's Premiere.
In section No of Federal Securi-
ty Chess Clubs 4-sectional pre-
miere. DR.. Carl Farman defeated
DR.. A. Steinbach and Solot and
has an adjourned game with Still
well. 1t appears DR.. Farman and
Dr.. Steinbach will emerge winners.
In section No. 2, M. Paul, William
Lurie and S. Hordes are striving
for the much sought first and
second places. Libman lost to Mil
ton Paul and William Lurie.
In section No. 3, David Handel
forfeited his games. Edmund Nash
and A. S. Kussman captured the
honors. In section No. 4, Jacob
Perla and c. Karson starred.
Within a fortnight the two victors
in each section will be pitted against
eoch other in the clubs grand
championship parley, states Win
fred Horn. Federal Security players
now meet every Friday, 8 pm. al
Hotel Portland.
(January 8. l94i)