etic 1z.., R—QBrI is the gy Kt—Kt5! 21 BxB alternative. White would then v4 = probably continue with 13 P— 22 Kt—Q6! 22 B-R6 QKt3 and 14 B—Kt 2. 23 KtxQR 23 Q-B1 13P—KR3 13 Kt-K4 24 RxP 24 R—B 3 14 Q-K 2 144 R-OBr 25 KtxRP Resigns 15 P—Q Kt3 15 P—B4 —— eeeees For Black cannot, with- i sia bate If… … and Black has no good reply. WHITE (RET!) ANSWER TO CORRESPONDENT. G. A. Peck (Saltburn-by-the-Sea).—You are quite correct in pointing out that in game No. 5,766 (December) Black could advantageously reply to 7 Kt—K 5 by .., QxP instead of .., B—Q 2. PROBLEM WORLD. By B. G. LAWS. All communications…
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