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Leo Barton Levitt holds the opposite view. He thinks checkers is a complicated, fascinating game, beautiful in its economy of movement and precision of action. He likes it so well that he ° has giudied it and played it constantly since he
oR bt: 15 his work and interest paid off. On that';date, at the age of 16, Leo Levitt became the new checker champion of the state of Indiana.
Beats U. S. Expert for Title
HE WON: HIS title in the YMCA Here by defeating, as his final opponent, Lee Munger, who
is: recognized as a checker expert
country and has won the Indiana championship
six times.
+The son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Levitt, 916 E. 46th St., Leo is a freshman engineering student at Purdue University Extension in Indianapolis. He also works a couple of hours in the afternoon and all day Saturday ir his father’s store, the
Community Gift Bond Co., 853 E.
Checkér-Champ. Levitt has his own ideas on
ess. “You hear it said that chess is
game than checkers, but I don’t think so. It's more complicated only in its movements,” Leo “It’s not any more profound.” “Edgar Allan Poe was a checker fan. He once said ‘People mistake what is complex to be more
says.
profound,’ and I agree with him.” Leo, came to Indianapolis with mother in April.
High School and played on the
team which defeated a rival group from West
Palm Beach.
Before that they lived in Philadelphia, Pa. Leo only got to the Class B quarter-finals there. He did much better in Tucson, Ariz. where the Levitts lived before moving to Philadelphia. At Tucson he first became His father taught him the game at the age of eight, but he was 12 before his interest w: to the point of working at it. He played and studied for one year in Tucson, then entered the city tournament and won third place. in the B class. For a lad of 13, that’s moving right along. His grades in school have always been high. His mother taught him to read and write when he was 5, and he’s been at east * Yeux ahead his age group ever since. In Florida he won a - g IIe to the University of Miami but couldn't accept it because of the impending
checkers.
two-year move to Indiana. Plans to Teach Game
HAVING NO other particular hobbies than checkers, Leo is free to concentraté on moving
those little round pieces back
has, at one time or another, Simple game, isn’t it? You jump a man, lose a . pretty soon you've got a king and you can move ‘both ways. Nothing 3
Their last home was in Miami, Fla. where Leo graduated from Miami Senior
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throughout the
16th St.
a more difficult
his father and expects to begin YMCA as soon
Miami checker
interested in ‘The hardest
whole game in “Playing che: your game,” he make unusual p
which makes it
and forth. He
Leo B. Levitt .., . he's. constantly on the move.
director, can enroll the students. He likes to play blindfold games in which he is forced to keep the position of every man in|.
has played a8 many as six at one time. says, “is to remember which game is on which
board. If you forget exactly how the men are situated you have to go back and replay the
chance to analyze the game between moves and course, your oppoment has the same opportunity,
In reading about his favorite game Leo has
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Canada Minister To See Truman
HALIFAX, Nova Scotia, Nov. 90 (UP)—Prime Minister Louis gt. Laurent, who succeeded W. L. MacKenzie King last Monday, said today he planned to see President Sram an a Joon as the opportunity offers itself.” Fr. 8t. rat said he hoped “to get down to serious negotiations” on the North Atlantic security pact soon. He said Canada was in favor of the pact, not for Waging war, but for prevent-
Tne dime minister also announced the confederation agreement between Canada and Newfoundland has been completed “except for the language of the document” and should be signed before the end of the year.
W. C. Fields’ Body
To Be Cremated HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 20 (UP)— Comedian W. C. Fields’ body will be cremated as he asked—23 months after his death. Superior Judge Harold B. Jetfery yesterday signed an order to carry out a cremation provision in Mr. Fields’ will. Mrs, Magda Michael, executrix of his $800,000 estate, had asked for a decision after Mrs. Harriet V. Fields had her husband's body placed in a crypt.
Bevin Improves EASTBOURNE, England., Nov. 20 (UP)—Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin left his bedroom in a| resort hotel here yesterday . for the first time in 11 days, and was reported today to be looking much better. One source said, however,
that he looked “far from well,” and would stay on another week.
Indiana Roof Plans 'Hayloft Frolic’
On Thanksgiving Eve the Indiana Roof will offer a new type program for its dancing patrons, with a “Hayloft Frolic,” combining square and modern dancing.
The dance program will open at 8:30 p. m. with modern music by the Leo Peiper orchestra followed by “Old Time Hoe Down” music by “The Haymakers.” Peiper and the “Haymakers” will
alternate square and modern dance music throughout the evening.
Preceding the dance, the Continental Dancers will teach square dancing from 8 until 8:30 p. m.
Organist Guild Here ‘To ‘Present Program The Indiana Chapter American Guild of Organists will present a program at Emmaus Lutheran Church, Laurel and
Orange Sts, at 8 p. m. Tuesday.
Participating in the program will be Clarence Elbert, organist; the Trinity Lutheran Children's Choir under the direction of Otto Hellwege, St. John's Lutheran Children’s Chorus with
the Emmaus Lutheran Children’s
ward Sudbrock, who also is the church organist. The Rev. H. L. Krueckeberg is pastor.
Club ‘Meets Monday The Past Noble Grands Club! of Southeastern Rebekah Lodge {will meet at 7:30 pin. Monday! lin the home of Mrs, Anna Lambert, 1336 Ewing St. Mrs. Hollis Clements will preside, and plans will be made for the Christmas
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