A frequent correspondent had send us an especially informative number of a chess column - Davar's column of July 23rd, 1954, p. 9, edited by Eliyahu Shahaf. It was the first column under this editor, after a hiatus, and indeed started with "game 1" and "problem 2" (the games and problems were numbered together). It contains:
1). A detailed report about the just-finished first year of the Israeli chess league, complete with a list of participants.
2). A game from the turnament - Itzchak Aloni ("Lasker" Tel Aviv") - Bereny (ph. spelling, Haifa).
3). A report on the selection of the 1954 Olympiad team, as well as the fund-raising efforts of masters to make the trip possible.
4). Yosef Goldschmidt winning a third prize in Chess's (the English periodical) international composition competition.
(This posting will be updated with more details.)
(This posting will be updated with more details.)
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