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Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
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12 HOUSE fir HOME, TATT'S, THE AGE, Friday, July 14, 1972 i wen gages aiasnwsraaim) i km Spassky moves into the lead mmm SPASSKY The fatal move. In striving to avoid the boredom of a draw, Fischer rashly took Spassky's King Rook pawn only to find his Bishop trapped and captured six moves later. FISCHER liiiiiiiilM THE ANCIENT Chinese, we're told, kept warm at night by bedding down on top of king-sized stoves. In some parts of Europe today they still curl up in winter around enamelled stoves of great charm. Over the centuries the British have used brass warming pans filled with hot coals and heated bricks wrapped in flannel.

FISCHER OUT TO WIN OFF THE BOARD REYKJAVIK, July 13. Bobby Fischer, American challenger Tor the world chess title, is demanding the removal of all television cameras from the playing hall before continuing the championship series against Russia's Boris Spassky in the second game here tonight. World Chess Federation sources said this latest demand represented a clear threat to the continuation of the match as it directly contravened the Amsterdam agreement under which the 24-game series is being played. Fischer lost the opening game of the match last night after walking out for 30 minutes in protest against what he considered to be the distracting presence of television cameras set up at the back of tha stage to cover the event. The cameras were withdrawn.

But the Amsterdam agreement provides for the presence of the cameras and Fischer is now taking the line that he has not signed the agreement and therefore is not bound by it. American chess officials are not worried by the lost match pointing to the fact that when Fischer met Tigran Petrosian of the Soviet Union in Buenos Aires last year to decide who would challenge Spassky, he lost the opening game. SPASSKV The board when play resumed. FISCHER Commentary by the Melbourne Chess Club World chess champion, Boris Spassky, finished off the first game of the 24-game match in flawless fashion. He took a 1-0 lead over American challenger Bobby Fischer when he won the adjourned first game of the world chess title series on the 56th move.

His team of three analysts had confirmed earlier he had a technically won position at the adjournment and at the resumption of play the Soviet champion took full advantage of it. But Spassky's win was a result of Fischer's uncharacteristic blunder on his 29th move which stunned chess players all over the world. Fischer's miscalculation may be explained by the tension and drama that has surrounded the match. SPASSKY The end of the game. Here are the final moves from the adjourned Smooth out all wrinkles when you make the bed.

You can put the blanket under a waterproof sheet and then under a bottom sheet. But it will need something absorbent an old ordinary blanket between the heating blanket and the waterproof sheet to absorb ris- ing moisture drawn out of the mattress. Take care when drinking tea or coffee in bed that you don't spill any on the eleotric blanket. If it be comes soiled, sponge it lightly and dry on a flat surface. Don't wash it in a washing machine, or put it in a spin dryer or through a wringer.

An electric blanket should never be dried in a clothes dryer or in front of a radiator. A damaged blanket, or one with a or damaged cord, is potentially dangerous. Electric blankets are NOT recommended for babies or young children. The instruction card sup" plied with each new blanket gives details of how to use and maintain the tiling. Keep it for reference.

The card will also tell you about summer storage of the blanket, so. save the box for this purpose. If any section of the blanket doesn't heat up, or if one area gets warmer than the rest, treat this as a warning signal. Don't use the blanket until it has been thoroughly checked by the maker or a qualified serviceman, With normal use an electric blanket should give trouble-free service for four to five winters, TATTER8AIX SWEEP CONSULTATION OFFICIAL RESULTS cm or oeorce Aduni (Melbourne) "TATTERSALL'S" 585th "$25,000" Cash Consultation They also invented the hot water bottle a device that warms the toes for a while, but still leaves the-rest of the cot cold. The comfott-loving Americans, of course, rely sophisticated central heating systems.

In Australia we settle for electric blankets something like 750,000 of them a year, according to the latest sales figures. An estimated 4,800,000 electric blankets are in use in Australia. Chilly Victoria and Tasmania probably account for a big percentage of them. An electric blanket beats a couple of hot water bottles and a great pile of ordinary bedclothes any time. It's a cheap investment in comfort when you consider we spend something like 3000 Hours a year in the cot.

An expert told us the other day-that an electric blanket can make a bed warm enough to raise dough, or hatch a chicken. We'll give the dough and chicken bit a miss, thank you sounds like Cold Comfort Farm but the claim still makes sense. Modern electric blankets, available in single and double 'bed sizes, some with automatic controls, sure take the chill off winter. Some people, It seems, are still a bit wary of them, even though they have a good safety record. The Home Safety Division of the 1 National Safety Council' of Australia has had a good look at eleotric blankets.

Here are some, of their suggestions for getting the most out of that electric passport to a good night's sleep Read all instructions care fully and spread the blanket flat on the bed with all tapes securely fastened. A blanket, like all electrical appliances, should be regularly checked. Make sure you have it looked at by the maker every two years. Heavy clothes or bulky things should never be piled on a bed with an electric blanket. The blanket should never be folded or crumpled.

(Geo. Adrai Crown 9 a.m. July 13, 1972. Cloied with 200,000 tickets ot each. 41.

PxP, KxP. 42. K-R5, K-B4. Fischer cannot save his game with 42. P-Kt4 either, eg, 43.

K-Kt6, P-Kt5. 44. K-B6. P-K4. 45.

B-Q6 and Black must lose a pawn. OR 43. P-K4. 44. B-Q6, P-Kt5.

45. K-B6 with the same result. 43. B-K3, K-K5. 44.

B-B2, K-B4. Theflntprisfwlnalaf meible wu driwtl from the barrel Mr A. D. Brown, ef Dxonport. AockUuid, N.Z.

Ill frit. 120e65-OiKo More, Con Horrii, 7-17 Wolielov Strl, Mont Albmt, Victoria. 2nd Priit Con Mrl M. O'ftourin, Cor. P.B.A.

Orfict, J)h floor, Mytr, Molboumt, Lonidol Street, Melbourne, Victoria. ::1 3rd PriM 27358-Poinleri, Core P. Freeman, Torroleoh, Toimonkj. -7 4th Pru. 84511 Our Mob W.

R. Horvey, 15 Albert Street, Surrey Hilll, Victoria. Sttl Prii. 156264-Glrii, Cor. G.P.O., Melbourne, Victoria.

6ln Prizo $1 Car. S. S. Smith, Priyot. log 3, Victoria.

7lh Priie S700-No. 00597' Bill Chris. Core G.P.O., Melbourne, Victoria. lh Prito Core O.P.O., Melbourne, Vkrorio. 9th Priio 5500-No.

52e9d-Rd light, Care B. Ryon, 1 Auclerionie Street. Morwell, Victoria. lOlti Priio $4O0-No. 57674-Four Sloogei Car.

J. M. Clear, Cor. G.P.O., Melbourne, Victoria. 620 CONSOLATION FRIZES One off either tide or let Pritf SS5 Ch and SO Super El Dorado Tlrketf.

No. 170464 I O.P.O., Melbourne, Victoria. No. rz066 Beit Wtibee, G.P.O., Melbourne, Victoria. One oil either tide of 2nd Price: 40 8uper El Dorado Tlckele.

One off 'either aide of 3rd to 10th Price Ineluilve: 5 Super Ei Dorado One oft either aide of 120, HO. HO, 1100 and KOO Price. Incluelve: 1 Super fl Dorado Ticket. SPECIAL NOTE: Ctelme or eio Cowotoflon Price, ehoald SOT be made. These priiet tvitl be mailed at soon as practicable.

PRIZES AT 6200 EACH 197216 199107 137E96 175006 180986 172919 180006, 49893 67732 73806 1108B6 116569 12422J 60031 74109 110235 113814 117240 135880 25 PRIZES AT 8100 EACH 153786 155831 191677 1 154424 169680 It could be Sunday morning at the Dingles, but It's not. Our kids would be in the bed, too. 70510 93966 72748 78833 94714 95160 101276 112666 164614 173121 177095 1 169209 173692 95194 120257 128258 146363 104537. 126507 128773 153629 25 PRIZES AT $50 EACH 117792 122919 139737 153729 120312 129964 148038 163009 25 PRIZES AT HO EACH 78481 1081 14 113728- 131233 690B5 106181 115343 147431 200 PRIZES AT 820 EACH 'THE AGE' PATTERN doll's house 131017 172588 183086 183311 184 954 165006 1805B0 79229 95060 103281 J1B67I 103515 120417 105259 120586 93188 95348 96331 97408 98654 105499 120647 106173 121257 108658 122029 73374 75965 60796 61348 62846 63549 67823 67962 6B017 68361 6B409 68779 69882 71695 75360 78932 80030 81771 63354 83685 87010 8eOBI 89374 89847 904 Bt 99013 109132 122637 99038 110275 123031 138305 129658 130536 131467 131761 133901 134084 134773 134932 135513 136179 138196 138288 138610 13B735 149690 13B951 130B29 139410 151120 140355 151131 140403 152352 141067 152718 142780 134891 143580 156754 143811 156987 144472 157192 145667 157308 146697 157971 147084 163663 149315 164743 167220 18733 -167668 167651 1699B6 188504 171607 188724 174197 1B9406 175241 190572 176456 192525 176507 194930 177692 195608 179376 196716 181027 196752 163540 197047 184364 198582 186449 199723 99047 99424 45. B-R4, P-K4.

46. B-Kt5, P-K5. 47. B-K3. Now it is clear -Black has lost.

Spassky's Bishop dominates the black squares and prevents the advance of Fischer's pawns. 47. K-B3. 48. K-Kt4, K-K4.

49. K-Kt5, K-Q4. 50. K-B5, P-R4. 51.

B-B2, P-Kt4. 52. KxP, K-B5. 53. K-B5, K-Kt5.

54. KxP, KxP. 55. K-Q5, K-Kt4. 56.

K-Q6 and Black resigns. Fischer is now powerless to prevent the fall of his Knight pawn and the promotion of Spassky's last pawn, e.g.: 56. P-R5. 57. K-B7.

K-R3. 58. B-B5, K-Kt4. 59 B-B8, K-R3. 60.

B-R3, K-Kt4. 61. KxP. It is interesting to note that if Spassky's QRP had been on QR5 instead of QR4 in the adjourned position Fischer would have forced a draw by retreating his King to QR1 and forcing stalemate. The second match in- the series was due to begin at 3 a.m.

this morning, Melbourne time. This time Fischer will commence play with the white pieces. It's a safe form of warmth 99850 91228. 110853 123440 112019 123580 114863 124394 115861 125093 117531 127474 118320 127838 91774 100427 91963 100555 94037 101720 BSI 1650 PRIZES AT 116 EACH 19501 33337 27113 31168 19734 23617 31227 31313 27164 27240 27298 2732) 27356 27603 27721 27726 27740 27732 28139 28142 53343 28553 28588 28648 28660 2B702 29242 29335 29360 29878 31556 31655 31665 31858 31886 31893 31901 31927 31969 31977 31986 32031 32169 32170 32302 32616 32623 32639 32658 32685 32919 ELECTRIC blankets sold in Australia meet, the world's highest safety require- Every make of blanket has to pass. rigorous testing before it goes on sale.

1 These tests, compiled "by the Standards Association of Australia, are the basis for world electrical safety standards, Investigations show that the most common causes of electric blanket accidents are misuse, or old blankets that have never been serviced. 19762 19823 19913 19925 19965 20021 20075 20166 20274 20301 20338 20770 20823 20948 21016 21069 21172 21507 21739 21784 21807 21808 21813 21819 21907 22006 22225 22242 22397 32638 23157 23697 23898 23994 24013 24057 24)28 24178 24233 24243 24305 24361 24387 24499 24504 24396 24731 24838 24850 25062 25255 23339 25572 25598 23663 25774 25993 26307 263B0 26469 26773 26879 34336 34608 34826 34869 34904 34923 34980 35270 33384 33583 35B43 36141 36390 36667 36B54 36864 37040 37135 37263 37294 37307 37308 37342 37514 37600 37641 37741 37923 38120 38199 3621 1 38348 3B400 38534 147870 .147980 148066 43697 43876 44011 44326 44381 44663 '44727 44648 44989 45034 45093 45122 45200 45285 45311 43314 45415 45644 45808 45899 46157 46332 46504 46576 46624 46672 47013 47070 47210 47338 47461 47504 47560 47635 172174 172303 172516 38580 3 6 751 39460 39676 39700 39781 40056 40125 40365 40764 40996 41107 41139 41301 41B10 41645 41949 41983 42023 42163 42)84 42302 42549 42642 42947 43011 .43042 43230 43382 43366 43419 43468 43475 43493 160414 160420 160755 160852 160965 161312 161415 15603 15648 158B1 16028 16220 16221 16443 17003 17334 17336 17426 17480 17596 17852 17877 16102 18109 18199 18203 18262 18343 16358 1B361 18400 18423 18577 18649 18803 18861 18906 18979 19038 19397 19419 96273 96347 96374 96301 96330 96575 96635 96874 94938 97046 97141 30141 30337 32964 30378 32981 30695' 47761 47941 46207 48651 48756 48624 49244 49259 49394 49447 49470 49624 49787 49856 49B81 49893 30t97 50308 50332 50516 50679 50749 50814 50986 51304 51380 51430 31492 51506 51551 31745 51816 51819 52039 181736 181 BOB 181935 181977 182112 183346 182419 182438 162530 182597 182625 182687 183002 183006 183041 183220 183264 183445 183583 53047 52071 52186 52240 52368 52652 52669 52778 52793 52923 52934 53432 53634 53698 53770 53806 53822 53842 53974 54025 54130 54159 54161 54162 54172 54263 54374 34376 54554 34936 34969 55007 55144 53190 191074 191208 191223 191435 191528 191663 191708 191812 191946 1 92030 192141 192158 192159 192189 192226 192416 192433 192490 '192517 192529 192591 192976 193057 30754 30770 30781 308)7 33123 33299 33386 33637 33696 33973 34047 34124 30965 31070 31158 How they work 23224 26983 105933 117276 126519 136705 104055 117284 124574 137127 58314 64864 42727 45209 46160 47535 48013 50762 51770 51959 35246 53587 55BBI 56307 57558 60105 60272 11617 11772 11970 11992 12054 12087 12088 12129 12298 12746 12651 12892 13059 13282 13324 13652 13694 13862 13887 13905 13910 14094 14130 14)61 14207 14466 14485 146B3 14697 14816 14638 14913 15235 15346 65764 85979 86386 86395 86755 86836 86869 87037 87280 87386 87390 87461 87331 87719 87734 67772 87608 87960 6BO90 88113 88160 88314 88350 8851 1 88750 BB760 88922 88960 89142 89193 89403 89594 69685 89749 69782 69864 89947 90003 90286 90376 90392 90433 90661 90836 90960 91044 9)365 9)485 91493 92078 92379 92349 93352 92428 92443 92445 CERAMIC TILE STOCKTAKE CLEARANCE Out they go to makeiroom 3572 30450 40729 1712 38636 49299 113 6774 17613 3248 11156 46292 21933 36162 65794 234U 4600 70B03 17469 37321 5061P 20945 4B875 56363 391 13002 24948 615 13218 30084 1258 13401 31187 1367 13609 31881 3222 16698 32046 .4632 16847 33495 4751 193BI 34306 6218 20891 36683 7043 21051 38033 ,9215 22222 38123 9328 23628 38864 11067 241 3B899 11254 24212 40166 12145 24629 41382 12230 24860 42597 286 4167 7802 540 4172 7808 774 4200 7897 1098 4316 7946 1178 4380 7984 1212 4461 8037 1365 4594 8143 1394 4657 8268 1482 4744 8307 1552 4877 8450 1582 5248 8549 1622 5459 8617 1662 5547 -8715 1749 5749 8792 1769 5B59 9295 1859 5957 9425 2112 6000 9494 2336 6050 9S3D 2446 6059 9545 2476 6089 9660 2658 6193 9858 2704 6205 9939 2814 6429 10049 2943 6467 10262 2967 65)0 10509 3344 6541 10531 3354 6615 10591 3468 6659 10629 3477 6866 10921 3810 6882 11047 4008 7013 11070 4035 7437 11363 4116, 7729 11410 4147 7749 11500 55635 65939 73472 55641 65963 75544 55753 66053 75742 55852 66073 76042 55955 66160 760B2 56026 66426 76277 54162 66729 76539 56210 66743 76675 56269 46804 76682 36393 66922 76722 56431 67126 76952 56434 67156 77147 56568 67459 77282 56590 67590 77287 56660 67986 77369 56B76 67994 77511. 56884 68017 77550' 57009 68280 77706 57033 68353 77721 37207 68360 77807 57314 68465 78332 57521 68449 78368 57591 6B3I2 78422 57617 68513 78637 57692 68535 78694 57755 68638 78621 57B30 686B8 78951 58186 69041 79172 58529 69346 79314 58601 69373 79380 38638 69558 79447 58710 69672 79465 58743 69675 79868 58772 69729 79879 58920 69789 79965 59029 69908 79986 59165 70047 8006? 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6x6 plain colors 3.5 Sq. Yd. 6x.rV.otl.ed$3.M sq.yd. Italian Decorated Tiles 8x8 Floor Tiles $8. sq.yd 10x5 Wall Tiles $8.

sq.yd. Glass Mosaic from $3. sq.yd. Ceramic Mosaic from $3.5 sq.vd. 'THIS doll's house is designed to please both daughter and mother.

Open, it provides a fine, roomy place to act out real-life situations in three floors of rooms. Closed, it keeps all furnishings and dolls neat and dust-free and stands as an attractive furnish-ing for a little girl's room. It is 392 in. high, 20 VS in. wide and 124 in.

deep. Its charming exterior tvitn painted trim, window frames with plastic "glass" panes and window boxes "planted" with artificial flowers, is certain to delight a little girl. The construction is far simpler than that used on an ordinary' doll's house and the completed sturdy toy should outlast several generations of use. The doll's house packet contains complete house plans and construction details. Also included are gable decoration pattern, window frames and plastic sash and complete furniture patterns scaled to fit the doll's house one inch to a foot.

To obtain the easy-to-follow pattern No. CI 146 for building DOLL'S HOUSE send $4 with the coupon. 172363 172378 172361 172600 172849 172877 172881 172993 173156 173196 173260 173292 173621 173700 173822 173917 173924 173935 174109 174190 174394 174566 175227 175269 175550 175616 1 75697 175938 176003 176100 176378 176435 176656 176607 176821 176910 176989 177015 177102 177394 177701 177946 178054 178109 178193 178194 178217 17B287 $78,750 paid for shops and offices CATCH 12 Fol hds A block of six shops and offices, 2 to 8 Woorayl Street, Carnegie, were auctioned yesterday for $78,750 by George M. Hume Pty. Ltd.

CARNEGIE. 2, 2A, 4, 6 and 8 Woorayl Street, group of lx shops and offices, let. sold, $78,750 (Geo. M. Hume P.L.).

FITZROY. 156 Leicester Street, 2-storey factory, land 5750 sq. ft. sold, $25,000 (Barrle M. Griffiths P.L.).

GEELONG NORTH. Lot 5 Douro Street, commercial pro perty, Including shed 16,000 sq. kiln 13,000 sq. furnace 400 sq. land 109 184, sold, $28,000 (Frank J.

Sheehan Co. In conj, with F. Richardson MELBOURNE SOUTH Corner Cecil and Halg Street, factory warehouse, land 69,000 sq. ft. with G.t.

Building, auctioned on Tuesday passed In $290,000, reserve undisclosed (McGee, O'Callaghan Clll Co. Fty. PRAHRAN 2 Regent Street, nk. and four land 3710 sq. ft.

zoned light Industrial, sold 421,000 (Richard Ellis, Sallman Seward). TOORAK, Flat 3, 595 Toorak Road, OYO, six VP, passed In $31,000, reserve $34,000 (Williams AN ELECTRIC blanket is actually a bed-sized heating pad, made to strict safety specifications. It has a woollen cover, usually woven double, with continuous pockets containing the heating wires. The heating element wire, mostly made of nickel chromium, is wound around a strong core material cotton, terylene or nylon and then enclosed in a heat-resistant plastic tubing. The blanket goes under the bottom sheet.

It's then plugged in and turned on. A 1 1 k-action switch gives a choice of three or more heat settings the hottest for quick-pre-heat-ing, the others for adjust' ment for milder or colder nights. Once the bed is warm, and you are snugged down, the blanket helps counteract body heat loss. Some types of electric Polished segmented marble. Ideal for Coffee Tables.

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Another idea is a special control which automatically turns the blanket warmth up- and down to match changing temperatures at night. v. There are double bed blankets With individual controls for each sleeper -a practical idea. You can even get an automatic switch to turn on your blanket before- you go to bed, and to turn it off again In the morning H.M sq. ft.

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Pick the right size for your bed. A cheap blanket might be made with the heating cables more widely spaced than in dearer, models. The result is often strips of warmth rather than even heating of the bed. Prices vary with the size and sophistication of the blanket, but, generally, transformer models cost more than mains voltage types. If you are planning or building a new home it's a wise move to specify a double power point for each bed.

This will give you somewhere to plug in an electric blanket and a night lamp. The SEC says electric blankets are cheap to averaging only cents a week for single bed models. A single blanket will add about $1.50 $2 to the quarterly electricity bill if It's used every night. NAME Snow report MT. BULLER.

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