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LE DAIN weiai'STEREO LETTER FC? DAGVJOOO VhS- BUM STEAD 9 mm Pear Pal, BY QUIZ No. 581 W. Evans vs. N. Karaklaic (Bognor Regis, 1962) Black to play and win.

(See solution below) Russian Romp There is now no doubt that one of the three Russian grandmasters, Paul Keres, Ewfim Geller or Tigran Petrosian, who are far out in rWflAVEtfrJBEEArV Did you ever wish you could "kibitz" international stars at play? Match your bidding savvy and play of the hand techniques against that of the "top in the business?" Well, ACBL has published a book called World Championship Contract Bridge Team Matches which is a record of the bidding and play of over 300 hands of the matches between North America vs. Italy, England and It is a very interesting book as it describes how the experts handle the various bidding systems in use today in actual competition. The book puts you in a "kibitzing" seat where you can "hear" the bidding and "see" the play of the four hands in both the Closed Room and in the Open Room. I heartily recommend this book which could surely help most "duplicators" improve their bidding and play from the pattern exemplified by the experts. You can obtain this book by either writing to ACBL 33 W.

60th New York 23, N.Y. or to Edgar Kernan, P.O. Box 1295, Place d'Armes, Montreal 1, Here is one of the hands in the book Deal 24, VUL none. 10 9 3 10 8 5 9 7 6 8 5 A 8 4 5 2 A 7 9 10 2 CA 10 96 CKJ742 7 6 6 4 3 2 A 8 5 4 3 3 Closed Room Truscott Murray, Priday Coon East 2 4 6 South Pass Pass Pass West 1 4 5 Pass North Pass Pass Pass Pass South led diamond ace, shifted to heart three. East took dummy's heart ace, cashed ace of clubs, then finessed club jack.

Made six clubs for 920. Open Room Key Rodrigue Nail Konstam South West North East IS Pass 2 (JUMuwl by pmahtt-at Www Wni Pt? ii 1 IX front, will win the Candi- dates tourney at Willem- stad, Curacao. One final round-robin remains to be played in the 28-game con- test. Bobby Fischer, USA, is reported to be fighting off a more dangerous threat from his appendix. He is continuing, however.

Scores: Geller, 14-7; Keres, Petrosian, 13-7; Korchnoi, 11-10; Fischer, 10-10; Benko, 9-12; Tal, 7-14; Filip, 14V4-15M. From the Candidates tourney, Willemstad, Curacao, 1962: SICILIAN DEFENCE White: E. Geller Black: R. J. Fischer White Black Whit 2) BxB 22 R-Rl! 23 R-R41 24 R-N4! 25 R-N6 26 Q-N4 RxR 28 R-Nl 29Q-R4 30 0-R3(b) 31 RxP 32QxR(c) 33 P-R3 34 K-R2 35 Q-B3 36 B-B3 37 QxO 38 P-N4 39 P-B5 Black RxB R-Q1 B-B4 1 P-K4 P-QB4 2 N-KB3 P-Q3 3 P-Q4 PxP 4NxP N-KB3 5 N-QB3 P-QR3 B-K2 P-K4 7 N-N3 B-K2 8 0-0 0-0 9 B-K3 Q-B2 10P-OR4 B-K3 11 P-R5 QN-Q2 12 N-Q5 NxN 13 PxN B-B4 14 P-QB4 B-N3 15R-B1 N-B4 16 NxN PxN 17 P-QN4! QR-BHa) 18Q-N3 B-Q3 19 KR-Q1 Q-K2 20 PxP BxP (a) Not 17.

B-BI R-03 Q-B2 QxR Q-B2 B-Q2 RxRP QxR P-N3 Q-NSch B-B4 Q-K5 Q-Q5 PxQ B-BI P-QR4 Resigns 18. B-N6 40 P-B6 PxP and P-B5. (b) Threatenlna R-Ni and R-QB6. (c) The connected passed Ps now win easily, Curacao The Island ot Curacao (Kur-a-so), where the world championship Candidates tourney is taking place. Is 40 miles off the coast of Venezuela, and about the size and shape of the island of Montreal.

Most of the population of 130,000 (of many different nationalities), is resident in Willemstad, the capital, or environs. Spanish adventurers discovered it in 1499, with a first settlement In 1527. The Dutch took over in 1634. (when New York was New Amsterdam), and have held it ever since, except for several short intervals when it was under British control. Each time It was returned under general European peace treaty agreements (Amiens, 1803 London, 1814 and Paris, 1815).

Like most Caribbean islands It Is volcanic in origin and the soil Is unproductive but some corn, sugar, cotton, tobacco and fruits are grown. Black 8 Pieces 0 3 aA2 White 11 Pieces hands Pass 3 Pass 4 Pass 6 Pass Pass Pass North led diamond six, two from dummy, south played diamond ace and returned a diamond on which west discarded a club. West cashed two top hearts, ruffed a heart in dummy, and drew trumps, making six spades for 980. Oh yes, I almost the price of the book is $2.00. Know your rights.

You are the dealer, but before you have a chance to bid or pass, your left hand opponent makes a bid (one heart, one no trump etc. etc. This is a bid out of rotation and if your opponent does not call the director himself, you should say to him (or her), 'Do you mind if I call the director for a ruling?" The offender cannot refuse and when the director arrives you tell him what has happened and he will surely tell the offender: "You have made a bid out of turn, the bidding will revert to the proper player and your partner must pass for the rest of the auction. You are naturally not barred from further bidding and may do so if the occasion presents itself. You can even change your bid, if you want to, just remember that you are the only member of your partnership who can do any bidding." RESULTS VANDERBILT.

D. Fraser, J. Silver; A. Ross, A. Nother.

M.A.A.A. J. a G. Benesh; Mr. and Mrs.

H. Jordan. LINTON: Mrs. A. Des-jardins, Mrs.

K. Handyside; Mrs. L. Trudeau, D. Mendel and M.

Paul, E. Lamer (tie). Mr. and Mrs. G.

Saul; Mrs. M. Archibald, Mrs. J. Somerville.

BOULEVARD. M. Nerember, T. Komoda; Miss M. Braun, M.

Paul. Mrs. J. Forest; Mrs. I.

Audette. Mr. and Mrs. J. Delongchamp; J.

Vesely, V. Ford. Mrs. J. Conroy, Mrs.

C. Devenny; M. Schleifer, R. Sasseville. K.

Hope, R. Hermitage; J. Cavanagh, J. Roche. M.

Schleifer; J. Cavanagh. KM WEEKLY QUIZ Quizz 5 As South you hold: S. 9 7 4 2 H. 10 3 D.

A 96 C. A The bidding has proceeded: South West North East Spade Pass 2 No-Tr. Pass What do you bid now? Q. 6 As South you hold: S. 4 2 H.

D. 6 3 C. AKQ962 The bidding has proceeded: South West North East 1 Club 1 Spade 1 T. 2 Hearts 1 What do you bid now? Q. 7 As South you hold: S.

6 2 H. KQ5 D. A 9 5 C. 10 7 5 The bidding has proceeded: North East South West lClub Pass IDia. Pass SOUND OH, I VOICE WOULDN'T I WORRY THKT WAS STELLA.rM) AwHY AWFULLY WORRIED V.

JZ NONSSMSS ANO GIV6 Me MV LETTER.1 tfELL.TMUST CLOSE NOtf. fLEAf WRITS SOON. L2b' -ALLTHE 7 NO, BUT THAT SCARES ME even 1 I Goren ON BRIDGE I WAy fOK. A 6UY TO 6000HI6HT ESI are! Black 12 Pieces 'fa. 1 fffl Mil PI ffl White 12 Pieces Including a bitter green orange which Is the main ingredient of the famous Curacao Liqueur.

This, mlved with Jamaica rum and other ingredients; has been a family trade secret tor over two centuries. Fresh water is gathered from tanks on the tops of buildings and the government nas SDeclal olant for converting sea-water, The site is an Important junction of International airlines and a favorite port of call on West Indies cruises. There Is a fine natural harbor and a drydock that can accommodate the largest ships. The famous Pontoon Bridge (several hundred yards long) swings open for every ship entering or leaving. The low import duty ar tracks foreign manufacturers of lux.

ury goods catering to the tourist trade. A unique feature is the Float ing Market of small ships bringing fruit, vegetables, fish etc. from other islands and the mainland. Customers shoo on board. Oil refining (from the Venezuelan oil-fields) started in 1916, has become one of the biggest of its kind In the world, drawing workers from many other Islands.

Because of the fine climate and outdoor attractions tour. ism is becoming Increasingly im portant. It is out of the "hurricane belf and year round temperatures vary between 75 and 90. There are several hotels the newest of which is the Intercontinental, where the tourney Is being held. A $3,000,000 ob with 125 air-conditioned rooms.

It was opened In 1957. It Is built into the ancient waterfront on the harbor's edge and the frequent exclamation of new arrivals Is "Min Hemell there's a ship outside my window, and the bridge ust floated across the river!" L. Evans-W. Lombardy Match USA champion Larry Evans and William Lombardy are engaging in a ten-game match at N.Y. The first five, on June 16, 17, 18, 20, 21, will be played at the Marshall C.C.

and the last five, on June 23, 24, 25, 27, 28, at the Manhattan C.C. The non-title match is sponsored by the USA Chess Federation and financed by American Chess Foundation. As these two grandmasters tied for the tops in the First Canadian Open at Montreal in 1956 the match has special interest on this side. At the time Evans was given the title on the tie-breaking system. Incidently it is worth remembering that this tourney marked the international debut of Bobby Fischer, then 13 years old.

PROBLEM No. 793 V. L. Eaton White mates in two moves. No.

792 (Eaton): Key, 1. R-N3 (threat R(KN3)-K3). Solution Quiz No. 581 (Evans-Karaklalc): 1. QxBchll; 2.

OxQ xQch; 3. KxB, P-R5I and mate next by 4. R-R4. In the game Wh. saw this coming and played 3.

K-R3, but his position Is hopeless and he soon resigned. 2. The plural of 'iris' is 'irises'. 3. Canadian women were given the right to vote in Federal elections in 1918.

4. The French term for Privy Councillor is 'Conseiller prive'. 5. The first sentence of John Bunyan's "Pilgrim's Progress" is: "As I walked through the wilderness of this world I lighted on a certain place where was a den, and laid me down in that place to sleep; and, as I slept, I dreamed a dream." 6. "My Fair Lady" played in Montreal in Oct.

1960. 7. The name Salvation Army was adopted in 1878. Prior to that the mission founded by William Booth in Whitechapel, London, in 1865, was known as the Christian Mission. 8.

"The lady doth protest too much, methinks" are words said by Hamlet's mother (in Shakespeare's play of that name) when she was commenting on the acting in the play which Hamlet had arranged to have performed at her court. THEY THROW EGGS AND TOMATOES CQRORAY or CHIC R5. IF VCW 6tE A LI6HT BLUE KTTE IN THE TO UNG VAN PELT IN CAPS OF V00R LOCAL By C. SCHULZ BY H. HANAN RADMPV TOWARP 50UNP ED.

DODD NK KObfcRGe 8y SAUNDERS ond ERNST By WALKER And BROWNE By MARGE OTHER N.Y. mwim fMooeLS TODAY X- I MONTANA i in tjm YOUNG THERE'S probably A MOT HER TELEPHONE CORD) Jtfi L'JJ BAL CAPP Br BOB 1 fW BEE me. AS BARNEY I THE LAST WILD BEE HONRJ HE HEARS THE f-AR OFF BAY OF WILLOU6HBY9 BEAR 9 AA4AA kA.V SHE DIDN'T WELL. HER WA3A.WFULL.y' UM. mL.

2k. Laf. NOW CHIP. VOU Anyone in Readers' Questions Weekly Q. 1 As South you hold: S.

A 63 H. A 10 8 7 3 D. 9 7 C. 8 6 4 The bidding has proceeded: North East South West 1 Dia. Pass 1 Heart Pass 4 Hearts Pass What do you bid now? Q.

2 As South you hold: S. 8 4 H. 7 D. 6 3 C.K986 The bidding has proceeded 1 LOOKTAROUNP, PONT SEE here, SHOULPN'T MAVE --'7 LET HIM WATCH nj ON My THAT MOVIE II SOMEONElSIN As. ON TV WROOMlly 7 West North East South 1 Spade Double 1 No-Tr.

What do you bid? Q. 3 As South you hold: S. A 3 H. K6 D. 6 5 C.

AQ965 The bidding has proceeded: South West North East 1 Heart Pass 3 Clubs Pass 1 Club 3 Clubs Pass Pass 7 What do you bid now? 3 Q. 4 As South you hold: as S. 9 7 6 3 H. A 98 D. A C.

10 7 The bidding has proceeded: Spades Double What do you bid now? Q. 8 Both vulnerable and South ycu hold: S. A 9 7,6 H. 109 7 6 D. A3 C.

A 2 The bidding has proceeded: South West North East South West North East (Some of the questions answered by the Library of The Gaxetta during tha past week.) 1. Which is the largest city in Brazil? 2. What is the plural of the word 'iris', when it means the name of a flower? 3. When did women become eligible to vote in Canadian Federal elections? 4. What is the French term for Privy Councillor? 5.

What are the opening words of John Bunyan's "Pilgrim's 6. When did the musical "My Fair Lady" play in Montreal? 7. When did the Salvation Army take its present name? What was it known as before it became the Salvation Army? 8. Who is referred to in the following line: "The lady doth protest too much, Where would you find this line? ANSWERS 1. The largest city in Brazil is Sao Paulo.

Its population is 3,850,000. (Rio de Janeiro's population is 3.288.296). INSTEAD OF AND RUBBLE AT OUR VISITING DIPLOMATS NOW II i f- 1 Spade Pass 2 Dias. Pass 2 Hearts Pass 3 Dias. Pass 7 What do you bid now? VWILE RICHARD BURTNAGLE KEEPS DAISV MAE UNDER HOT FLOODLIGHTS; DAY AMD NIGHT MODELS SUDDENLY F1KJD.THEMSELVES OUT OF WORK, tl SXJT iCA 1 DONT LIKE GUYS THAT HE WAS MY BOSS, WRE VERY RIGHT; MISS 6EaoaSTV Vf2 PICK ON GIRLS, MISTERy MIKEfVE BEEN I WA5NT GdNS TO FILE CHARGES AGAINST -WHO IS THIS JOKER, VfIREDAND VOU YOU BUT NCW.

SO HOP ME, YOU'LL 6REAK---d-v. 123 7 BARB? ZTf HAVEN'T IMPROVED ROCKS WITH A PRISON GUARD TALL THE SITUATION. B. SAUNDERS ond OVERGARD 1 I 5EE WHERE OUR FOREIGN AID IS FINALLY TAKING EFFECT. lfKS? I TlOOti'Ty rf I 1 Club Double 2 Clubs Double What do you bid now? (Look for answers Monday) ITS GOOD TO KNOW OUR MONEY HASN'T BEEN VESTED ll I I A pop TArr, yes, jughead thnk Ycome 4 Jm, ...0 RI DEODRATEOWHAT HAVE YOU IS DRINKING ARCt-tlE WILL HE'3 MY BICYCLE YOU DOME? IT NOW WIN THE A WAITING '4(! ffS rSTWETl I FOR THE rty FOR US 1 'tlFAN I PARADEOH, I'M (VVw -X 7 AT THE ff3 LtltOllli ''r SS fe "i rnii if i i ii.