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CHESS Inquiries to G Carlson, 170 1 S Main : Aberdeen 5 0 57401 AUGUST 1968 HOME TALENT 7S CENTS Subscription RQil' ONE YEAR 57 ,50 e wn 789 PAGES: 7 'h by 9 inches. clothbound 221 diagrams 493 ideo variations 1704 practical variations 463 supplementary variations 3894 notes to all variations and 439 COMPLETE GAMES! BY I. A. HOROWITZ in collaboration with Former World Champion, Dr. Max Euwe. Ernest Gruenfeld, Hans Kmoch, and many other noted authorities This latest and immense work, the most exhau~live of it s kind, ex­ plains in encyclopedic detail the fi ll e points of all opeuings. It carries the reader well into the middle game, evaluates tile prospec ts there and often gives complete exemplary games so that he is not left hanging in mid-position with the query: What happens now? A logical sequence binds the continuity in each opening. First come the moves with footnotes leading to the key position. Then fol­ BIBLIOPHILES! low pertinent observations, illustrated by "Idea Variations." Finallv. Glossy paper, handsome print, Practical and Supplementary Variations, well annotated, exemplify the spacious paging and all the effective possibilities. Each line is appraised: +. - or = . The large format- 7lj2 x 9 inches- is designed for ease of read­ other appurtenances of exquis­ ing and playing. It eliminates much tiresome shuffling of page.~ ite book-making combine to between the principal lines and the respective comments. Clear. make this the handsomest of legible type, a wide margin for inserting notes and variation-identify­ ing diagrams are other plus features. chess books! In addition to all else, this book contains 439 complete games- n golden treasury in itself! ORDER FROM CHESS REVIEW 1------------------ ---- - - - - I Please send me Chess Opel/ iugs: Theory and Practice at $12.50 I I Name . • . I I Address ................... .. .. •• •........ • ................. ... .......... ..•..... • I City & Stille ..............•................. • ........•....... Zip Code No............. I Check/Money order enclosed ------ - - -- -- ---- - ----- -- _. ---- - these + outside 1st place winller qualify 10 Tour. of Champions (Aug. 2 1-5ept, 2): CHESS inquiries to G Carlson, 170 1 S Main : Aberdeen 5 0 57401. REVIEW California - August 24 to 25 flff P'CHIR( CHESS /IOI AOAZ, N' Oaklalld CC SUlIJmer TOllfllamcn{ at Volume 36 Number 8 August 1968 Oakland Central YMCA. 2101 Te[egraph EDITED &. PUBLISHED BY Av., Oakland, California: 5 Rd 55 in 3 I. A . Horowitz cl~sses: Expcrt-A, B & C: EF $4 ($7 for non-members Chess Friends of N, Cal i­ fornia. 1 yr membership); register before Aug. 23 : two trophies & two books for Table of Contents each class: inquiries to Oakland Chess Club, Box 1622. Oakland, CaL 94604, Announce the Mate!. .. 226 COM I NG EVEN T S IN THE U. S. Ontario - Aug. 24 to Sept. 2 Chess-board Magic! . 236 ANO CANAOA Canadian Open at Hart House, Univ. of Chess Club Directory. •. 256 ' ['01"'''''­ _\ I, I" 'r,-i:'l io,, "- SS: SW iM Sy'le n, Toronto , Toronto. Ontario , Canada: 11 Game of the Month . • •........... 232 ,,, ~ ,,t . i n I n """ ,, <1 e "trie.' pail'nd 10)" lo t 01' ;' .. leer i",,: i" "Ll I ' _'~ 'tLt ~ tll l'ol! lI d ~ pl ll ) 'cr~ lI" irh Rd 55, 1 Rd/day but 2 on Aug. 25: EF Games from Recent Events. .. 250 ~ i mib l' .".",-,,_, p:t i ... ' !ll. RR: 1: 0""" I{o), i" T o u r " ,,,,,,·,,t 'coa" h " ",,' [> Io)-s l·\'(:'".'" oIhe ,' S20 + (S3) CFC dues Outli ors. 515 & Larsen 'IS. Portisch . .. 252 ',,:onl. KO : J,: "oc\,'o,,, 'l"o",..,,,,,,(: 1ll l o~ (: rs 51.50): 55 1st SlOW. man y others: EFs On the Cover . 228 .... 1., 11" .,"' n,·,·,·" .·li"li"n,,·d). S$: C :t ~ h p,.;zes _ (and inquiries) to 7th Canadian Open EF: 1':" "")" fN'_ CC Ch(· _,_< ('luI>. CF: C hess Postal Chess. • . 240 l-','del"a lion, CA: Cllc.," .\ ~." oc i"tio". CL, Chess Championship, Hart House, Univ. Postal Ratings. 245 Che.,_< !" . :t ~ " ~ . Rd, l" o" ",k USCF dues, $10 of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario. Canada "",ml ,,·, .., l,i[) pc·,' )'eH'·. Readers' Forum. .. 231 (cheeks to 7th Canadian Opcn Chess Solitaire Chess. .. 237 Championship): register latest August 24. 69th U. S. OPEN S potlight on Openings. 238 Cal iforn ia - Aug. 30 to Sept, 2 Tahl 'IS. Gligorich . • . 234 Snowmass·at·Aspen, Colo . Aug. 11 1023 Ventura Marina Chcss Festival Open Wor ld of Chess. .. 227 12 Rd 55 in We st V i ll~g e Conference at Recreation Center. 1261 E, Main 51., center: 50 l11oves / 2 ~ hours . 20/ hr <lftc r, Ventura. California, and Marina Park in I' ~ \ most ly : EF S25 + USCF dues (to Club House at the Marina: 7 Rd 55, 40 U. S. Che ss Federation. 479 Broadway. moves/2 hours; starts 7 PM, Aug. 30: EF EXECUTIVE EDITOR Jack Stral ey Buttel] Newburgh . 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