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17 lVff ALWAYS I TO SEND fOMEOJC UK Mvl Hl IF FOP THE NlJtWTSfl THE GAZETTE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1950 f. Vfy By D. M. LE DAIM BC fr i I A fve ALWAYS i irTrrTN tlfiJ Uoseneouk. I I HfW BOVOUOft DtAKTimjX irlH 1 KJ FVVINC SOUTH Im SttlM eU.IMJr I'y MATMUPA POfM lTTV FOR THE VJtNTSR (5 3 III tififlRji 6 The Garni of King 2 Weekly Black -10 Pieces SclSg' VpSw TTt ZV vr yrr.

ilk rS)7nUJ 'IWmJ Quiz What do you bid now? Q. 5 As South you hold: S. 10 8 4 3 H. 76 2 D. 10 4 C.

986 The bidding has proceeded: West North East South 1 No-Tr. Double Redouble What do you bid? Q.6- As South you hold: S. A 8 6 4 H. 7 D. 3 C.

A 10 7 5 The bidding has proceeded: South West North Spade Fass 3 Clubs Pass Pass Clubs Pass 3 No-Tr YOUNG l-Mmta-itm 7T fi 1 1 r- White -n Pieces tZL TZ rgjlgTj PH By C. SCHULZ QUIZ No. 504 J. W. Sehulten vs.

J. Horwiti to play and win. No. 503 (AlekhlH-Dowman): PxR; J. BBSch.

NxB: Nx-V, Q-K2; QxRP. QxNi QxQch. K-Nl; B-NJ, QR-Kli 7. P-KR4 and wins by advancing the-HP to R6. World Team ChsmDionshlo Following are the complete results in the four preliminary sections of the world team championship at Leipzig.

The best teams, based on previous records in this event, were seeded among the sections. No. 1 Bulgaria, 27; Yugoslavia, E. Germany, 25; Norway. 20; Finland.

19W; Israel, 19; Indonesia, 18ta; France, 11; Albania, lOVi; Malta, 3. No. 2 USSR, 32; Argentina, 25; Holland. 23 Poland. 21 Mi; Austria, 19; India, 15W; Portugal.

Philippines, 13'i; Italy, 12; Monaco, 3i. No. 3 England (B.C.F.). 28; Czechoslovakia, 28; Hungary, 27; Sweden, 23; Denmark, 16V4; Iceland, 16; Mongolia, ISVt; Tunisia, 14; Greece, Bolivia, 5. No.

4 USA, 29; W. Germany. Rumania. 24; Spain, 23Vi; Chile, 22; Cuba, 19; Belgium, 17; Ecuador. 12; Ireland, Lebanon, 2.

The top three teams in each section advanced to the Championship Final. The next three went into Consolation Class and the last four of each into Consolation Class C. All tourneys were round robins. How Tal Was Taken The young British champion, Jonathan Penrose, never gave world champion Mikhail Tal a chance to get started in the final round match, England vs. USSR, in the world team championship at Leipzig, outplaying him from beginning to end.

This was the only game the Russian team lost in the series. BENONI DEFENCE White: J. Penrose Black: M. Tal (USSR) White BUck 21 QR-Q1 B-QR1 22 QN-K4 N-R5? (England) White Black 1 P-Q4 2. P-QB4 3 N-QB3 4 5 5 PxP 6 P-K4 7 B-03 KN-K2 9 0-0 10 P-QR4 11 P-R3 12 P-B4 13 14 B-B2 N-KB3 P-K3 P-B4 PxP P-03 B-N2 00 P-QR3 Q-B2 ON-H2 Kl PB5 NB4 23 BxN PxB 24 PxP BPxP 25 0-B7ch K-Rl 26 N-QB5U) Q-R2 27 QxN 28 NxQ 29 N-N6 30 NxBP 31 P-6 32 R-Bl 33 RxR 34 N-N6! RxP R-N6 R-Ql R-B6 RxR B-U4 With neither vulnerable.

as South you hold: S. K2 H. 7 2 D. K7 3 C. A98 6 5 4 The bidding has proceeded South Weft North East Pass Pass 1 Heart 7 What do you bid now? 4 Dias Q.

2 As South you hold: S. A 9 3 H. A 2 D. 7 K6 The bidding has proceeded: South West North East 1 Spade Pass 2 Dias What do you bid now? Q. 3 Both vulnerable and as Bouth you hold: S.

A 10 3 H. A 9 5 D. 3 C. KQ87 The bidding has proceeded: West North East South I Spade Pass 1 No-Tr. What do you bid? Q.

4 Both vulnerable, opponents have a 60 part score and as South you hold: S. 10 8 6 H. A 95 D. 3 C. J6 5 4 The bidding has proceeded East South West North 1 Spade Pass 1 No-Tr.

Pass Pass Readers' (Some of the questions answered by the Library of The Gazette during the past week.) 1. What was the date of Lindberg's famous solo flight from New York to Paris? 2. Who invented the linotype machine? 3. What is the difference in area between Argentina and Australia? 4. What did the word 'chauffeur' (meaning the driver of a car) mean originally? 5.

When and where did Gen. Douglas MacArthur quote the words of the famous ballad "Old soldiers never die; they just fade away?" 6. What world-famous person died at Doom in The Netherlands? 7. How many passenger cars on the streets today are fully paid for? 8. Are there any poisonous tnakes in Canada? 9.

Who was the governor-general of India during the Mutiny of 1857? 10. What is the size of the Eskimo population of Canada? ANSWERS 1. Llndberg flew from Roosevelt Field, Long Island, to Le Bourget (Paris) on the night of May 20-21, 1927. 2. In 1885 Ottmar Mergentha- What do you bid now! Q.

7 As South you hold: S. AJ87432 H. 10 8 5 C. 4 Your partner opens with one no trump. What is your response? Q.

8 Both vulnerable and as South you hold: S. A 9 3 H. 4 D. 10 9 3 C. K8 6 The bidding has proceeded: South West North East 1 Spade Double 4 Sps.

5 Clubs Pass Fass 5 Dias Pass 6 Clubs Pass Pass Pass What do you bid now? (Look for answers Monday) Questions ler took out patents for a slug casting machine which was the fore-runner of the linotype. 3. Argentina's area is sq. miles; Australia's is 2,974,581 sq. miles.

4. 'Chauffeur' in its original meaning was the stoker or fireman of an engine. 5. Gen. MacArthur quoted "Old soldiers never die" in his address to the Congress of the United States on April 19, 1951, after his return from the Far East.

6. The last Emperor of Germany, Kaiser William II, lived (after the First World War) and died at Doom, The Netherlands. 7. Sales fiance companies estimated in 1959 that 8 out of 10 passenger cars were paid for fully. 8.

Of the 33 varieties of snakes in Canada the only poisonous ones are the rattlesnakes. These are found occasionally in southern Ontario and north as far as the Parry Sound district. Rattlesnakes also occur in the prairies regions of Alberta, Saskatchewan and south central British Columbia. 9. Earl Canning was governor-general of India in 1957.

10. There are approximately 11,000 Eskimos in Canada. la i i I 60 TO WUR MEANWHILE MiW wnmav Mtiil )- 7 ROOM, BtmOri! UHTU rV enn K1H0A t-8uT HW M0NtY-HUM6RY? i A not ions as i SyW iro woiiT th sn-iA he back out Ji A lHWt RESPONSIBILITY CU55 Afi Hisj -CONRAD'5 GREEN NOW! OVER THE WORLD -A5 A I MwWmk' DANct team! zzJ -k gJ limm Wl fWK UhS I 1 If' 'J I yv 11 XK Ml I I 2 VTifl Wm! known fact that expenses were underwritten by jm 4 After three rounds of the inmssa mmmuumi ttmr-M i--i--r in j. By 5AUNPtK na ikni mLJ LJ Pfn championship at I ANV SPEOA I I NO.HETSAIP hwcWMr 1 I v-v fMM NDG Community Hall, L. PLACES JUST TO PUT A.

1(0 I I 0 I jll I -M Beaudin, F. Furstner, H. Mft.RSOPRAM WAJra THEM IJP WHEPffN I MB.FDOFRaI Matthai, E. Schlosser and I HANC5 UP vdj TONiTthfRB A 1 mKHrl I L. Witt are tied for the lead THESB SINS ARGWV m' SfflE 7 A Nniiui "5fcJ V'; with 3-0 pts.

each. THE OFFICE, HJT MoIt. 1 TUffJJ ti PROBLEM No. 71J Af" -Al I A06 it I ff C. Mansfield cl Cm jflvrt I 'I I i I I 4 XJ White mates in two moves.

ISfT Ns 1 I I No. 712 (Wrobel). Key. 1. Lj) Wl II XTv After three rounds of the city open championship at NDG Community Hall, L.

Beaudin, F. Furstner, H. Matthai, E. Schlosser and L. Witt are tied for the lead with 3-0 pts.

each. PROBLEM No. 711 C. Mansfield White mates in two moves. No.

712 (Wrobel). Key. 1. Peter Pan's Christmas Story 15Q-BJ KN-Q2 3SN-K4! P-R3 16 K3 P-QS 36 P-Q7 B1 17 PxP R-Nl 37 R-Bs B-K2 18 Q-BJ PxP 3 BS! B-RS 19 P-K5! PxP 39 P-N3 Resigns 20 P-B5! B-N2 (a) The final pay-off triple threat. Something must give.

From the World Team Championship (Preliminary No. 4), Leipzig. 1960: KING'S INDIAN DEFENCE White: Black: R. Letrlier S. Fiaeher (Chile (U.S.A.) White Black White Black P-94 2P-QB4 3N-QB3 4P-K4 N-KB3 B-N2 Castles NK1 P-Q3 P-QB4 N-QB3 PxP 13 Q-Nl 14 P-KB3 15 PxB 16 PxP 17P-B4 18 B-K2 19 K-B2 20R-K1 21 B-B3(b PxP P-K5! PxN P-B4 N-B3 KR-K1 RxP QR-K1 RxB! 5 P-K5 SP-B4 7 B-K3 IQPxP 9PxP 10 N-K4 11 N-N3(a) B-B4 B-K3 22 RxR RxR 23KxR QxPchl 12N-B3 Q-B2 Resigns (c) (a) II NxQP, NxN: 12.

PxN. BxNPch wins 'exchange', (b) There Is little White can do effectively now In his cramped and awkward position. The situation is ripe for a coup, (c) If Kx. B-R3 mate. Or if 24.

K-B2. N-K4; 25. Q-Ql, N(3)-N5ch forces the win. Transatlantic Gobbledegoolc From the English magazine "Chess" comes this item: "According to a fantastic report from Leipzig, Bobby Fischer claims that his mother was responsible, almost single-handed, for the U.S. team's participation there; that she organized banner demonstrations in front of the White House and finally went on a hunger-strike to make the authorities fork out the necessary $6,000 and permission!" There is no doubt that Mrs.

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