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4k ASIUIY PAIX SUNDAY PRESS, Oct. 12, 1969 SE STAMP NEWS More Countries Honor Astronauts Trouble Shooter Been plagued by problem that's crying" for action? Thii column, which appears daily and Sunday, is dedicated to serving Tress readers by cutting red tape and helping to resolve longstanding problems or questions. Write to Trouble Shooter, Asbury Park Press, Asbury Park. NJ. 07712.

Your name and address MUST be included, but they will not be published. Legal or medical advice can not be provided on an individual basis. Historic Chateau Up for Sale GENEVA Napoleon's wife found shelter in it, ISO years ago; Napoleons brother used it as a final stop on his escape route to America, and after World War it was the exile home of Austria's last emperor. Today, the Chateau de Pran- designs, featuring fishing, bathing and sailing, were issued to mark the island's millionth visitor. Norway has issued what may be the first stamp to depict a computer punch card.

Can yoa tell me where duck rest? Mrs. A. I caa purchase Toms River Canadian Bank Note Co. Ltd. The American Topical Association estimates the number of topical stamps issued this year will total warty 5.0O0.

They will be arranged alphabet ally by title and country in an ATA checklist due in January. New Zealand has prepared a set of four to mark the bi-ccnte-nary of the landing of Captain Cook in the islands. Three of the stamps depicts a bust of the explorer, while the 28c high value has a bust of Queen Elizabeth. Other design features are a crude sextant on the 4c; Capt. Cook's ship on the 6c: a branch of the matata tree on the 18c and a map of New Zealand on the 28c stamp.

Release date was Thursday. TV Bahamas has issued a four-stamp tourism set. The A mover tracked my household goods from Neprnie Long Branch June 13. The company has sot acknowledged my complaint that a coffee table was scratched. Can jou help? Mrs.

F.W.. Long Branch The mover is sending you $2 to buy some furniture polish. I have aluminum pots that have never been used. Can they be plated to improve appearance and make cleaning easier? Miss C.M.G., Tomi River Becker Electro Plating Polishing Neptune, says hammered aluminum can be plated if the pots have not been used. Other plating companies are listed in the telephone classified pages.

I sent $53.89 supplementary Medicare insurance but haven't received my policy. Can you find out why? Mrs. J.L.C., Jackson Township Your policy was mailed the first week in September. If you haven't received it, write to Mrs. G.

Coleman, Continental Casualty 30 Clinton Newark, and she will send you a copy. pool as it was the last day of fluke fishing. We were later told the winning fluke was caught Tuesday the next week and haven't been able to contact anyone to confirm the fish was caught. Mrs. C.

West New York Babies Are Thriving On 'Instant' Bottles TV The 65 ore stamp in red and yellow, is part of a two-stamp set to mark the 20fth anniver sary of the first national census. The 90 cent variety has a simi-! lar design, except the blue and red adhesive depicts human figures in place of the holes in the punch card. GEORGE W. BROWN pre-filled, disposable nursing bottle of sterilized glass with its own "built-in" sterilized nipple. When the nurse removes its protective cover, tiie nipple is already In place.

Tiny holes open automatically to let In the air, so the liquid will flow freely during feeding. Man Deplores Outdated Laws DURBAN, South Africa City Councillor Joe Ash wants Mayor Trevor Warman to unveil a monument in the form of a back-yard toilet to commemorate Durban's outdated by-laws. When Ask converted a large house into apartments, he provided toilet-bathroom combinations in each. Then he was told the house needed another toilet to comply with regulations which demand outside windows for such structures. He had to build the extra toilet in his back yard.

1 11mm' ifo Mexico also ha Ksued a 40c stamp mark the opening of the Mexico City sub ay system. It shewt aa orange and black subway car against a gTay-greeo Background. Don't despair if you haven't gotten your moon landing covers yet. The Post Office Department advises an unprecedented demand has delayed delivery. The Washington pest office has a processing crew of 100 more than twice the usual number at work on longer than usual shifts, with more canceling equipment toan ever before.

Despite this, mailing of FDCs is still backlogged. If you don't get your covers within a week or two, then we'd suggest a note of inquiry to the Washington postmaster. Tip on how to detect faked first day covers are offered by Adam K. Bert in the current issue of First Day Covers. For a sample ropy, send a request to the American First Day Cover Society, H35J Chad-bourne.

Houston, Tex. Canada noted the multi-racial structure of her population in the Christmas stamp pair released Wednesday. The multi-color stamps show the faces of children of several different origins, their hands clasped in prayer and bathed in slanting rays of light. 7 The colors are the same on both the 5c ami 6c values, except for the lower panel which is in blue on the 5c and red on the 6c. They were printed by the Nova i mi CANADA gins is U.S.

government surplus i property, haunted by rats and threatened by dilapidation. As yet, there aren't any 'for sale" signs at the 18th century castle, beautifully situated on Lake Genev a near here. But the U.S. State Department has let it be known discreetly that the sprawling residence can be bought by the highest bidder. In 1814, the chateau, originally built by a Swiss banker, became a haven for Marie Louise, the Empress of France and Haps-burg princess.

She fled there with her 3-year-old son, the King of Rome, when Paris was I captured by Napoleon's ene-jmies. I Joseph Bonaparte, Napoleon's I eldest surviving brother who briefly occupied the thrones of I Naples and of Spain, bought the I chateau in 1815 and lived in it I for some time before his pursuers again gave chase. It is said that he escaped from Fran-gins through a secret tunnel to a waiting boat on the lake and eventually to a new life in New Jersey. In 1919. Karl emperor of Austria, moved to Prangins.

He lived there for two years, and there plotted an abortive attempt to reclaim the crown of Hungary. The ill-fated project led to his expulsion from neutral Switzerland. Six vears ago Mrs. Stanley McCormick, heiress of the har vesting machine fortune gave the chateau to the American government. Her husband had bought it in 1929, but neither he nor his wife used it extensively.

In the beginning, the government had ambitious plans for the gift. One plan called for the castle to be made into a tempo- Despite the demand for duck eggs, retailers and wholesalers have been unable to get them. My husband and I went fishing on a party boat out of Belmar Marine Basin on Aug. 29. A sip stated there was a weekly prize of $59 for the largest fluke caught My husband caught a pound fluke.

We went fishing again two days later and the captain said he would put my husband's fluke in the Monday I ordered a $9.95 health belt July II but haven't received It. Can you help? Does a school have the authority to enforce a rule that a gym suit be a particular color and threaten a student with failing the physical education course if the suit is not the prescribed color? L. Freehold One health belt was mailed to you but the company is sending another. A spokesman for the disputes and controversies section of the state Department of Education says he can't rule on the gym suit because the question has never been presented to the commissioner for decision. You don't say if the question concerns an elementary or high school.

We gave our boat engine to a dealer for repairs. He told us the motor couldn't be fixed. He sold us another for $120 which he said was in perfect condition. We didn't intend to give our old motor to him, but we learned he sold it after making a $40 repair. The $120 engine doesn't work and when we asked the repairman to fix it or return our old engine, he laughed and told us to see a lawyer.

Mrs. V.H., Brick Township Why not take his advice? The number of stamp issses honoring the Apollo 11 astronauts and memorializing Indian freedom fighter Mahatma Gandhi is growing rapidly. The latest nations to join in saluting the astronauts are Belgium and Liberia, while Ireland and Mexico have issued stamps in honor of Gandhi. Belgium's issue comprises a 6f 6tamp, depicting the three astronauts in front of a moon globe Stowing the spot where Neil Armstrong and Edwin Al-drin touched down with their lunar module. Also issued was a semi-postal souvenir sheet, with a similar view on the 20 plus lOf stamp.

The margin also shows Armstrong taking his first step on the lunar surface. Liberia will release three stamps and a souvenir sheet rary White House for future summit meetings in Geneva. Another plan to make it the U.S. Ambassador's Geneva home, was discarded because the highway from Prangins to the city 14 miles is too often congested. The government began to have second thoughts about the castle, in large part because State Department officials felt Congress would not approve an estimated repair cost of $500,000.

The chateau, as an embassy officer put it, had become a "sort of white elephant of epic proportions." So, the government decided to sell it. As word spread, private proposals were put forward to retain Prangins as a permanent site for conferences and seminars for junior diplomats, possibly also as an American cultural center with exhibitions of paintings and regular concerts. So far, the proposals have remained without an echo, and no bidder has turned up. But the rats are multiplying and mold is spreading fast behind the closed shutters and the tarnished windows of an unwanted gift. 0 The captain says he told his customers that because of the Labor Day weekend, the pool was continued through Monday, Sept.

1. He says on Monday a Brick Township man caught the winning fish, an eight-pounder. Tuesday. Stamp values are 15c, the spacecraft en route to UV moon and the plaque the astronauts left on the moon; 25c, the lunar module on the moon with Armstrong stepping from the ladder and 35c, the module leaving the moon to return to the command ship. The souvenir sheet, which contains a 65c airmail stamp, shows the three astronauts in space suits looking toward the moon.

Also featured is the quotation "That's one small step for a man. one giant leap for mankind," the Apollo capsule and the Saturn rocket in the gantrv. The Molly Pitcher Stamp (lub wilt he host to the Central Jersey Federation of Stamp (lubs at I p.m. Wednesday in the fellowship hall of the First Baptist Church, Freehold. Ireland has issued two stamps with a common design showing a portrait of Gandhi, and the dates of his birth and death.

The portrait is in black on both issues, with a green background for the 6d value and a yellow background and green lettering on the Is 9d. Mexico Issued an 80 cent airmail, in brown and gray green, showing a portrait of the Indian statesman holding a staff. Release dates for both were Oct. 2, the centenary of Gandhi's birth. 70 Fx Q.

n2 1 Less THE CHESSBOARD Soviets Win Student GM BABIES THRIVE OS INSTANT BOTTLES NEW YORK (AP) A sizable segment of the U.S. baby population is deriving its initial nourishment from a new generation of pre-filled, factory-sterilized glass nursing bottles that need no advance "fixing" and are used only once. The Glass Container Manufacturers Institute reports that more than half of the nation's 5,000 hospital maternity wards are using "instant" feeding formulas that tome, ready to serve, in vacuum-sealed, sterilized, disposable bottles. With this system the nurse or young mother has no formula to mix, no empty bottles to sterilize and fill, and no bottle-warmer to fuss with. At feeding time she just takes the sealed bottle out of its case, removes the cap and attaches a nipple.

Coming soon-from Ross Laboratories, Columbus, OhioIs a SJ -v. I Team Play Black prepares to give up the exchange to relieve the pressure on his king. 23 R-R3 RxN 24 RxR BxP 25 Q-N5 P-N3? Better was 25 R-KN, avoiding the weakening of the pawns before the king Position after Black's 25th move 26 R-B7 A sharp reply. Now Black Is lost regardless of which way he turns. 26 QxR 27 QxNch K-N 28 RxPch PxR 29 QxNPch K-R 30 Q-R6ch K-N 31 P-B6 Resigns CHESS PROBLEM NO.

121 Coming Mansfield Morning Post 1923 Black 4 men White men White mates in 2 moves Chess Problem No. 125 Is solved by 1 Q-B7. SHE HnniH iH P-B4. PxPe.o.: 13 NxP. NxN; 14 PxN with chances about even.

7 B-K2 8 P-B4 Foreshadowing a kingside attack by White. 8 0-0 9 Q-B3 Q-B2 10 P-B5 Forcing Black to declare his intentions in the center. 10 P-K4 11 N(4)-K2 P-QN4 Black will now seek to start a counteraction on the queen-side with a general advance of pawns and consequent opening of lines against the White king. 12 P-N4 P-N5 13 P-N5! The pawn play on both sides has created early complications, posing problems for both players. 13 PxN 14 NxP! White avoids the prosaic 14 PxN, PxP; 15 BxP, etc.

in favor of a lively line offering him far better chances. 14 B-N2 Black finds little to recommend 14 N-K, when even though a piece ahead he would be subject to 15 N-Q5 and subsequent P-B6, yielding White an overwhelming attack against the castled Black king. 15 PxN BxBP 16 B-K3 B-R5ch 17 B-B2 BxBch 18 QxB N-Q2 Although Black has come out of the complications all even in material, some weaknesses are discernible in his position. His queen's pawn is backward and hard to defend, the Black pieces are badly placed for defense of the king, and the dark squares on the kingside are weak because of the absence of the king's bishop. 19 R-KN White sets out to exploit these weaknesses.

19 K-R 20 0-0-0 N-B3 21 R-Q3 Q-K2 22 Q-R4 QR By HARRY T. CONOVER Press Staff Writer Soviet-bloc countries again iominated the play in the World Students' Team Tournament jeld this year in Dresden. As might have been expected on the basis of past performances, the Soviet Union won the finals by a wide margin over teams from nine other countries. The United States contingent finished in seventh place. Strung out behind the Soviet team with its 27-9 score were Yugoslavia, 21V4-14V4; Bulgaria and West Germany, 19'4-16Vi East Germany and England, United States, 17-19; Rumania, 16-19: and Denmark and Czechoslovakia, 12-24.

Twenty-six fourman teams from all parts of the world took part in the preliminaries which were conducted in five divisions. The top two teams in each divi-lion then went into the finals. Andrew Soltis of New York, provided one of the bright spots for the United States in its match with West Germany when he won the following iprightly game: SICILIAN DEFENSE White Black Soltis Maeder 1 P-K4 P-QB4 2 N-KB3 P-Q3 3 p.Q4 PxP 4 NxP N-KB3 5 N-QB3 P-QR3 6 B-QB4 The Najdorf Variation, preventing the bothersome B-N5ch and preparing for P-K4 by Black. A great favorite with Fischer who has won some pretty games Apparently weaker is 6 QN-Q2; 7 B-K3, P-KN3; 8 P-B3, N-N3; 9 B-N3. 3-Q2; 10 N(4)-K2, B-N2; 11 N-B; 12 Q-Q2, 0-0; 13 P-KR4 with advantage to White.

7 B-N3 Euwe suggests 7 0-0, P-QN4; 8 B-N3. P-N5; 9 N-R4, NP; 10 R-K. P-Q4; 11 B-KB4. B-Q2; 12 filfliinig op- 'WAN, BRIDGE More filling by ALFRED SHEINW0LD Nova comes one of two ways: Coupe or Sedan. EartKW an ample 1 1 1" wheelbase.

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Even a frugal one. For starters you have not one. not two, but three standard engine choices. Four. Six.

Or V8. Just depends on how thrifty you want to be gether any kind of lova you want But pUn on more friends. And fewer fuel stops. DAILY IN THE Putting you first, keeps us first Of! The MCVC Asbury Park Press.

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