Corpus Christi Caller-Times from Corpus Christi, Texas • 24

1 ''V 9 wmw'uwvvw 4 1 IPI PVI WrWI PPV V'9iVI -f ft 4- 4 4 14 4 1 II 4 4 Sherlock Crossword Puzzle 59 Scandinavian name 51 Bars 54 State: abbr 55 Combining form ones that bear 57 Aquarium fish 58 Procedures: abbr 59 Clawlike 61 Go off diet 63 Antiseptic 64 An eye for an eye 65 Axeticsofoid 66 Libel Imhotep has scanned Egyptian territory up and down the River Nile since 1934 Meanwhile he has made several important discoveries But finding tomb is quite another Emery says With an almost religious dedication and an obvious disregard for time 68-year-old Emery settled on a sand terrain of Sakkara Some distance away lies a complex necropoUs which houses the dead of ancient Egypt But veteran scholars argue 11 Summer drinks 12 Conrwcticut city 13 Motivate 14 Soaked 21 order 24 Round Table knight 25 Disorderly group 28 Teaching 31 Genus of shrew 33 Nautical rope 35 "Lend 38 Lavish 39 Softens 40 Appears 41 Worships 42 Fears 43 Wage 44 Ship's capKity 45 Senior citizen 48 Horse doctor of Two Cities" Kind of orange Positive Man's name Yutang 52 53 56 58 60 i ACROSS 1 Stockpile 8 Greek island 15 Comparison 16 Neptune's weapon 17 Acetic Kid 18 Opposite 1 9 French girl friend 20 Greek physician 22 Auto tire groove 23 Operated 24 Escape 26 Dunk 27 France 29 Sheep 30 River to the Rhone 32 Classifies 34 Testified 36 Lighthearted 37 Month: abbr 38 Cabinet head 42 Makes an effort 2 46 Put in new team 47 Night before 49 Praise tect astronomer magician minister of defense Interior and exchequer high priest of god Ra sage and scribe He was the first known physician to carry out brain surgery and treat cancer Egyptian and students of the Greco-Roman empire later followed his medical techniques One century after his death Imhotep was worshipped as god of medicine magic astronomy architecture and wisdom Since the ancient Egyptians had reverence for permanence believing that immortality depends on the preservation of their belongings and mortal remains many of Imhotep's records may still be buried along with him Visiting the cavernous narrow corridors dimly lit by electricity Emery spends hours transcribing hieroglyphic scrawlings which have survived time too are he says is a tedious confusing business at times But it is well worth to one million ibis birds thousands of baboons as many cows and falcons solidly plugged up separate labyrinths within the Emery site According to theology they were sacred to the ancients and identified with Imhotep The professor is convinced that the underground corridors of the galleries should converge at one highly likely to be the much sought-for trophy "In -the labyrinths and their contents I have my says Emery emphatically knocking his cane on the ground of a dim gallery "We are on the right Possible Wealth The tomb of Imhotep is bound to shelter a wealth of knowledge archaeologists and Egyptologists agree Imhotep had wielded exceptional power during the reign of Zoser for whom he built the to He was the prime minister personal adviser physician archi By LISETTE BALOUNY SAKKARA Egypt IB A British archaeologist has assumed the role of a modem Sherlock Holmes in the hunt for the missing tomb of a famous god of ancient civilization Prof Walter Emery a leading Egyptologist challenges skeptical 1 1 a In the search for the tomb of Imhotep an ancient Egyptian sage wop shipped not only by his fellow countrymen but also by Greeks and Romans' "I now have material proof that tomb is here in the labyrinth of an underground shrine where he was venerated almost 5000 years says the professor fn an interview at his Sakkara site south of Cairo have been after the lost tomb for years gathering clues I feel very much like a he adds with an amused grin For years archaeologists have hunted the same treasure But the golden sands of the Sakkara desert have stubbornly held their tantalizing secret Discoveries Emery apparently obsessed by the singular personalily of DOWN Where Munich is Lions and tigers Teeth Swiss painter Ship' book Model train measure: 2 Spins Scattered Where the Ktion that Emery is not digging in the spot According to them it is much more likely that Imho 62 A Gabor 10 Year of Nero's reign PROF WALTER EMERY FEELS LIKE DETECTIVE leading British Egyptologist after tomb (AP NiwstMtures Plwte) mmm 4MB6 OAIBO na Unscramble these six Jumbles one letter to each square to form six ordinary words TBLoVby tep be found in the necropolis of the ancient nobles at the foot of the looming six-step pyramid of Sakkara the oldest standing stone monument in the world build by Imhotep for Pharaoh Zoser who reigned in 2980 BC In his lifetime Imhotep was a statesman of exceptional skill But he won lasting fame as a doctor and was later worshiped by generations mainly as the As such Emery contends "it would underestimate importance if he were buried with the rest of the nobility He was a god worshipped in a shrine of his own some distance from the He feels he is on the right track "My latest solid clue in this hunt is a Emery discloses with a glitter of excitement in his bespectacled blue eyes Hieroglyphic inscriptions on the slab read: Imhotep The Great Son of God Ptah And Other Gods Who Rest This stela according to Emery was discovered on the lid of a Jar containing a neatly embalmed falcon This brick-red one of thousands was found at the intersection of two long corridors in a dim limerock underground labyrinth also bore the drawing of a falcon and an ibis bird This slab is an Indication that Imhotep's tomb Is here all says Emery Mummified Animals Over the past six years since he has concentrated on this field the eminent archaelogist has uncovered gallery after gallery of mummified birds and beasts These animals amounting PAGE 8B SUNDAY FEBRUARY 14 1971 CAMERA ANGLES Reference Guide GOREN ON BRIDGE Now arrange the circled letters to form the surprise answer as suggested by the above cartoon By CHARLES GOREN jthe gro nd or for bigger CMcaa Triiwm I things in the event that partner North-South vulnerable North was slam minded South now deals 'knew that the combined assets were quantitatively equivalent to a small slam and with a wealth of controls in his own hand he decided not to dally further and proceeded directly to six dubs NORTH AK VAQtl OQ184 errrrmYouRnrm ccm MONEY CUPS 1904 DRAWING HIE CORRESPONDENT1 by Frederick Remington for Weekly By IRVING DESFOR AP Newsfeatures To help camera collectors identify and date antique items a new type of reference guide has been assembled and published by George Gilbert founding president of the Photographic Historical Society of New York He collected photographic advertising which appeared from the 1880s to the 1920s a period which marks basically the debut of the first Kodak (1888) to the first Leica (1926) Taken mainly from new defunct magazines and reproduced In alphabetical order they include nearly 500 cameras accessories novelties magic lanterns and photo schools The result is "Photographic Advertising from a compilation for the photographic historian and collector of camera curiosa a 200-page book published by Cameras ($695) Riverdale NY 10471 Much Information From Acme to the Zar camera there are many fascinating tidbits of photo information The "Acme Camera and Changing by the way holds 12 Kates and an amateur may ing home "after a day's from 12 to 48 views that Is 12 whole pictures or up to 48 quarter-plate pictures The Zar camera was only (1 in 1896 a perfect lense and the ad reads "makes time and snap exposures and slips easily into the pocket Catalogue and sample picture sent on receipt of 5 cents" Does the magic of Polaroid cameras today seem far re- by Mort Reed QI42 WEST EAST QJ78 18132 7X1132 S7J8I4 0881 OJS7 87 JS SOUTH 884 U7 OAKS8 AK1883 The bidding: North East South West 1NT Pass 8 Pan 4 Pan 8 Pan Pass Pan The Americans scored a siza ble gain In today's hand taken from a match against the world title holders Italy When the United States held the North-South cards the bidding proceeded as set forth in the above diagram North's one no trump opening was according to the book and South made a game forcing Jump to three clubs rebid of four clubs was rather drastic in nature since it took the bidding beyond the three no trump level but inasmuch as he had a nea' maximum no trump with an excellent club fit he wished to lay The day was purely routine By ruffing a spade in dummy and dropping the Jack of diamonds declarer fulfilled' his contract with an overtrick for a score of plus 1390 This was the bidding sequence at the other table with Italy seated North and South A word of explanation is required to explain the Italian methods The opening bid of one no trump designates a balanced hand containing 17-20 high card points South's four club response is an artificial call showing precisely 14 points four no trump rebid is a sign-off announcing a minimum no trump It seems to us that the failure to reach a slam must be ascribed to the responder His initial call was not wcftl calculated Since partner is marked with a minimum of 17 high card points and South has 16 points lus two good suits prospects 'or slam are very bright and he should not be content with merely making a single try North took all the tricks at this four no trump contract but the Ameri cans picked up the difference of a vulnerable slam bonus on the deal After almost five years Con-has finally passed a bill authorizing the sale of pearly 3 million silver dollars on a bid-sale basis Congressional legislation for this action and similar approval of the new Eisenhower dollar was signed Into law by President Nixon Dec 31 1970 Of the 294 million presumably silver dollars soon to be sold by the General Services Administration 283 million bear the Carson City mint tives in a region hitherto unex plored by the white How did the future of photography look at the turn of the century? The Illinois College of Photography was optimistic back in 1902: "The profession of Art-Photography offers today greater opportunity for early distinction and wealth than law or medicine It Is dignified and fascinating instructive and lucrative Law and medicine require 3 to 5 study and a tuition fee of $300 In attending our college you learn the Artr Science of modern photography In 3 to 6 months fitting you to open a studio take charge of any photo department of the national government of any news paper or mercantile establishment Full Course life scholarship $100 Room and board $3 to $10 a moved from yesteryears' techniques? All the more startling therefore to read this from a New York dealer in an 1893 ad TEDDY camera takes and finishes a picture in One Minute No Films-No Plates-No Darkroom The latest practical camera The picture is taken direct on sensitized card 3 2 inches Camera weighs 9 ounces It has a real genuine meniscus lens Camera complete with 10 cards-2" Special Trips Today electronic cameras accompany astronauts into space and to the moon and bring back a tvealth of information In 1903 Lt Peary USN on a "sleding trip across Greenland ice to the North Pole took a camera with him "It resulted in his securing over 2000 nega CHATS ON CHESS STAMP NOTES By GEORGE KOLTANOWSKI International Chess Blaster PROBLEM By Gunter Lossa Germany CC Fiji Celebrating Century Old Issue on most of the available coin combinations that will be offered for sale especially the silver dollar sets A limited edition of only 150000000 silver Eisenhower dollars will be minted like Kennedy Eisenhower belonged to the free world And like the Kennedy silver half-dollar the silver dollar will quickly find its way to western Europe Africa and the Latin-American countries unless the Treasury commits the buyer to a holding period of three to five years in which he agrees not to sell trade or give away his allotted pieces This would eliminate hoarding speculation and scalping long enough for the actual value of the silver dollar to find a logical level Far too much of our silver and gold coinage has found Its way out of the country and when the Elsenhower dollar program is concluded it will be all over insofar as prestige coinage is concerned So think twice before disposing of any silver coin for any reason Composite Is Drawn Of Drinker in Need SAN FRANCISCO (B-In this city known for its high per-capi-ta alcohol consumption what sort of person seeks city help for a drinking problem? After treating 1655 alcoholics in the 10 months after its three centers opened the San Francisco Bureau of Alcoholism gives this answer: A middle-aged white man without a Job or wife and with some high school education and some time in jail Qua mark The remaining 110050 consist of pieces carrying the mint mark for New Orleans "The Chose Olymplci If olweyi a holiday but It It high time tha FIDE changes tamo cl Hi ruin for the MmHInal competition Most people know moit of the tami that will make tha why waste tlmoT" osktd Spotsky "Crngratulatlsns an whining tht Clms Olympics ter the tenth time" I laid "Da you think your team was as good as In previous years?" "Yes We did not try tee herd In the preliminaries because all we wonted was to qualify In the finals we found that most teams we met were lust es eld and maybe at tired ae we ware There's no question my mind that all teams need new Mood Including our own Our team was the oldest by the way Had we put In Botvlimlk or Korea I feel we would have really been smoker Tel It not the Tal of yore He has loot much of Me spark since his slckrets and It will take while baft-re he will be tmll enough to cents The dates 1870-1970 and vignette of Queen Elizabeth ap- Collectors wishing a list of the items for sale may obtain a copy by sending 10 cents to cover mailing to Harris ft Co Dept ET Boston Mass 02117 the for San Francisco and no mint mark at all for the Philadelphia facility Just what effect the distribution of these dollars will have on By SYD KRONISH AP Newsfeatures Heralded by poem In jtsjpear each stamp leading newspaper the first postage stamps of Fiji woe issued 100 years ago A century later Fiji celebrates with a special issue of three stamps each of unu- Tbe topical album on by Dr Kler Issued by Minkus a year ago has that Slot Machine Electric ploy on on Olympic toom" "You knrw that Tal and the market value of those al ready held by collectors and investors is not certain but most experts agree it can only be of a positive nature Steady Incline With few exceptions the silver dollar collector-investor market has inclined at a reasonably steady pace And if the appear-ence of some scarce if not rare coins has had no visible effect on this particular denomination the coin market in general looks good For example: The discovery of the Carson City silver dollars was announced in mid-1964 and Coin World carried a complete inventory of the in its Dec 16 1964 issue Among the rarest of the pieces uncovered were some 147000 1881 Carson City dollars Slightly less than 50 per cent of the total mintage for that year of 296000 This sudden appearance had little or no effect on the retail value of those held by collec-tors-lnvestars In 1961 the 1881-CC dollar was valued at $15 for an uncirculated specimen In 1966 the Red Book gave it an average value of $55 and today the same coin Is being offered at an increase of 433 cent over a 10-year period With the issuance of the Eisenhower dollar interest in the market is expected to expand even farther For just as the Kennedy half-dollar encouraged the holder to surround lt with representative specimens of other half-dollar types the new dollar will nave considerable Influence on the demand for various types of our earlier dollars Fischer have spurred Interest In the game Who do you tMnk Is the greater?" "Tal did most to spur the Imagination of the youth but It It great to nave figure like Fischer nowadays" said Boris "An eld question Boris but who do you believe 1s your greatest threat?" -Naturally It le Fischer but unfortu-ily ha does not want to go through Interzonal to that he can play me In the I He soys that he won't play White to play and mate in two moves Solution below There wot one game which will be earl of chest history the game Borie Spassky played against Robert Fischer at the Chess sual design One of the stamps is extra long but narrow The 15 cent features reproductions of six stamps one from the reign of each of the six ruling monerchs during the past 100 Fiji King Cakobau Queen Victoria King Edward VII King George Kin Geoige Viand Queen EUzabel II The second stamp 20 cents depicts the office of the Fiji Times where the first stamps were printed The third shows the first two stamps issued by Fiji 1 pence and six pence They are four Olympics In SI (gen Germany Nothing else seemed to exist that day Spassky wen the game and afterwards analysed It lor about minuln ter the public In the demonstration room Bobby Fischer wne a sad man They could net get Mm to soy anything Afterwards I talked to Spassky on his way In the hotel and he laid me that rne game dees net mean much although this particular game be lore took place had become on important one to milHom of chess fans all ever the world Joseph Publications proved so popular a new 1970 supplement has been published The supplement cost $1 has six pages and describes this accomplishments of Christiaan Barnard William Osier Alexander Fleming Edward Jenner Luis Morquio and Karl Landstei-ner The original loose-leaf album of on has been a delight for those who specialize In the subject Illustrations and themes of a medical nature help combine the fun of stamp collecting with the fun of learning The book and supplement can be purchased from Minkus Publications 116 32nd St New York NY 10001 Harris ft Co Is celebrating its 55th year in the stamp business In nonor of the occasion Harris will be having Its largest sale of foreign stamps They will include rarities and classics Said Harris: is truly a remarkable celebration with something of Interest for every serious collector of foreign renal unless the rules governing me matches that fellow are changed In certain ways He naturally would like to play me a match outside the domination at the FIDE which is very herd for me to agree to" "Haw about Petrosian winning the right to play yru (or the third time for me world title?" "It would be an Interesting match but I still believe Fischer will win that right It he participates" "When do you Intend to prepare far your next world Soossky smiled: "Every game I play is a preparation far my next match" "What do you think of Fischer's wins In Zagreb and Buanns Aires? Ha also taels he can win ogalrat you In a match" Spossky-e face became mere eertoui "If shews that Fischer besides being a genius works hard But about beating me that a matter of opinion I would If I played a match with him worry mere about hew I should proporo far match than about Its outcome" Here is a holt out of the blue from the Olympic at Slogan WHITE: BLACK: Borfs Spassky USSR Lerlncl Monaco By MARTY THOMPSON RENO Nev VI That gamblers' favorite the slot machine has leaped into the age of electronics but never know it from the outside because it still has a handle manufacturers put the handles there for psychological says Paul Brugger an agent for the Nevada Gaming Control Board which polices the legal gambling industry "People Just like to pull handles seen little old ladies in wheelchairs darn near pull the machine over on themselves they puU so For the last few years machines have been almost totally electronic he said because they are harder to cheat and easier to maintain There are some completely electronic machines which are activated fay the drop of a coin but they are not popular accounting for less than 5 per cent of the 35186 slots In Nevada old mechanical slots actually had a big spring and puling the handle wound up the Brugger says "Usually the way you pulled the handle had no effect unless you were an expert cheater with real fine timing How you pull it now has no effect unless of course you break the thing and they nave been known to do that In any case the one-armed bandits outdraw high stakes card games craps and roulette gulping down $180 million of the $363 million spent in 1970 on legal gambling Nevada serious player is likely to spend days at says Mike Clay who keeps the 761 slots running in the biggest casino spend 24 hours straight and had them spend two or three days machine is hot or cold just as a table can be hot or he says player can play one machine and not do anything with it But alongside him a player on an identical machine may be winning hotter than the devil because going for him It's Just the rhythm of slot SOLUTION 1138 133HS nOAN31SVJ -eoytXfsqyi 01 fpu jrayf jsytoNf fj Danish Man Paying For First Editions OSLO Norway A Danish businessman has paid between $70000 and $140000 for 650 first editions 46 original manuscripts and assorted handwritten letters by Hans Christian Andersen Publishers handling the estate of Norwegian book collector Jonas Skougaard said the pur chase was made by Gud-mundsen NJ44VH 1IXNVX iniui NOXX1S EiaanoH i aamauaB I BElDEUaUfi ouynuuH moBumia OC03 HHH UEJ BQPlBUaQ BBS BSQGS BUB OUiBB QUaBUSOzGJBIlUBBB una ECBEHEM BuaaHBQ BE3EBQ S2B-B0BHO boh uaSausa cjutu BEJiia HaS' an SBGJBQiiE itlOBSLillU ucibbobo I uaaeuLJu aHHHUD I IINNOI Miaow ripii Bicentennial And if this were not enough to spur the market consider the coming event of our bicentennial in 1976 Tourist and foreign visi- tester tore to the United States that P-Kl N-K? 04 PR K-RI N-NI NxN Resigns N-OB1 FxF N-Bl P-ORS N-N1 P-KNJ B-Nl the problem above I F-KI 1 N-KB1 P-Q4 4 NxP N-OB1 4 NxN 7 F-KS I OS The solution to 1 N-R4 FOBS NPxN strain celebration will place a 4 9 4.