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24 THE GAZETTE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1965 i THE REALM Of U.N. Stamps Artr 1 MONIOI The Game Lot Kings kj I IKI Buchwald In the next few years the series of 18 new regular stamps will be issued in denominations ranging from I cent to $5. The new black and white stamp was designed by Bill Hyde, of San Francisco, who is making his debut as a stamp artist. It is based on a photograph of Lincoln made in 1864 by Matthew Brady, famous Civil War photographer. BV D.

QUIZ No. 74 White to play and win. (See solution below) J. Sompter vs G. Stream (Australia, 1964) Provincial Open Offers Opportunity For Juniors The Quebec Provincial 3 i Chess Association urges juniors to take part in the Provincial Open Championship which will take place here next weekend (Oct.

9- 11) at the NDG Commun ity Hall, Cote St. Antoine at Decarie. This event gives them the cnance, not onlv for practice, but 1 Great Britain is issuing two stamps Oct. 25 marking the 20th anniversary of the United Nations, International Cooperation Year. The 3d.

shows the U.N. symbol against a background of the figure '20" printed in ochre, blue and black; while the Is. 6d. in purple, greenish-blue, and black depicts the symbol of the I.C.Y. Both designs incorporate the Dorothy Wilding portrait of H.M.

The Queen. The stamps were designed by Jeffrey Matthews and printed by photogravure by Harrison Sons Ltd. They will be issued both with and without phosphor bands. A 4 cents stamp is being Issued by the United States Nov. 19 in New York City, during the A.S.D.A.

show. It is the first in the new "Prominent Americans" series of regular stamps and will replace the 4 cents lavender Lincoln stamp which has been in use since 1954. sLdSconS wrSc; sViT iors. Ent.fee for day students Mr. Lowe gave 1 mint interesting description of ninny rure Items in the collection tracing the history of many of the pieces.

His firm in selling the collection by auction in (let. 27. The chairmun of the Pioneers Iluhhy Committee, Miss I. Frith, welcomed the gathering of over 150 collectors and the speaker was introduced by it. A.

Dvkerman. president of the Westmount Stamp Club, Mr. Lowe was warmly thanked by L. (J. Buck, vice president of the W.S.C.

and K. (i. W. Smith, also a past president of the club, thanked the Hell Telephone Company for their hospitality. Britain will have its first specially designed Christmas stamps this year.

They will appear on two pictorial air letter forms that arc being produced with Christmas designs in color. The forms, which will cost Kid, (including the 6d. air postage), will be on sale at all post offices Nov. 1. The designs will be announced later.

This year's Australian Christmas stamp will be issued on Oct. 20 and will remain on sale fr about nine weeks. The design by John Mason of Armadale, Victoria, depicts a nativity scene and the 5d. stamp will be printed in blue, black and gold by photogravure by the Note Printing Branch of the Reserve Bank of Australia. M.

LE DAIN Black 12 Pieces I 4 6' -9 it' White 12 Pieces Westward Hoi rhe trek of outstanding lead-, ers from New YorK area gamzation work in Los Angeles. Pal Benko, after topping the field in the recent Southern California Open at Santa Moni-c and viewing the vigorous aowth of the State program, has decided to stay and will be- Seniors, $10, plus and QPCA fees. JEJ starts at 11.00 a.m. Oct 9 with 1st Rn nlav at 1.00 p.m. The tourney is six Rds.

rne west coasi goes on. of Swiss pairing, 2 Rds. per started some years ago with day the late Herman Steiner to Los Aigeles, and George Koltanow-HKtle Havana Francisco, to be fol- Only one point separated the first i. five the final standing of the lowed by Isaac Kashdan, who Capablanca Memorial fourney at hjs sillCO the death of Steiner Havana. Vassili Smyslov emerged! f) Tjmp, column first with I5VW pts.

The l'le -f- limes column, world champion was defeated early. Montreal made its contribution on by pace-setters, Bobby Fischer, vien Gordon S. Barrett, who USA, and Boris Ivkov, but these two weakened in the was active here as a player, closing quarter, to tie with Ewfim' decided a decade ago to go Geller, USSR, for second, 15-4 pts. KnPf, kppn tat-each. Next was Ratmir "est an? nas fen lah ussr, an increasing part in or- WASHINGTON -Last week the' House of Representative! passed, overwhelmingly, a resolution calling for thn use of force by any American nation, If necessary, to prevent a Communist takeover In any Western hemisphere country, The resolution, sponsored by Rep.

Armiiitcad I. Seldon Jr. of Alabama, has produced a furor In Latin America and almost every country has denounced it. It also has caused new criticism of the United States Latin American policy. Despite this I am happy to report that the Republic of Enchilada is not only supporting the House of Representatives resolution, but is planning to act on it.

It has never been a secret that Enchilada's arch enemy is Upper Tamale, which lies just across the vale of Chili. For years Enchilada and Upper Tamale have had a border dispute about the vale, and Enchilada has been looking for an excuse to attack but they have been held back by the OAS treaty which forbids one country in the Western Hemisphere from attacking another. As soon as the resolution was passed, Gen. El Finco, the president of Enchilada, called his parliament, which he had dissolved four months ago, back into session, and in a impassioned pro-United States speech said, "Thanks to the American House of representatives, which has just passed a resolution saying any American republic can attack any other American republic if there is a question of a Communist government, I am suggesting we attack Upper Tamale immediately. As everyone in Enchilada knows, Upper Tamale is lousy with Communists, and its leader, Gen.

Frijoles, is nothing more than a Castro pawn who would enslave all of South America. "It is the duty of Enchiladans to wipe out the forces of subversion in this hemisphere no matter where they might be and I am asking the United States through the Alliance for Progress to send us 200 B-52 bombers, 400 Patton tanks, and 1.000 Hawk missiles to see that this menace is eradicated, so all of South America may live in peace and freedom. I am also asking this parliament to pass unanimously a resolution thanking the American legislators for making this attack on Upper Tamale possible." President El Finco not only got a standing ovation, but was carried out of the par- B'licome director of the Steiner Cnpss Group in San Diego. He also tour in exhibition py- From the Capablanca Memorial tourney, 1965: RUY White: R. J.

Fischer LOPEZ Black: V. Smyslov (USSR) (USA) White Black 1 P-K4 2 N-KB3 3 B-N5 4 B-R4 5 P-Q3 6P-B3 7QN-Q2 N-Bl B-N3 P-K4 N-OB3 P-QR3 N-B3 P-Q3 B-K2 0-0 P-QN4 P-Q4 PxP B-K3 PxB 0-Q2 QR-Q1 Q-Q6 RxQ PxP R-Q3 N-Q2 R-Ql P-R3 White 23 R-R8 24 K-R2 25 RxR 26 P-N4 27 N-Bl 28 P-N3 N-B3! 29 NO)-Q2 K-K2 30 R-R6! N-QN1 10 Q-K2 31 R-R5! 32 K-N2 33 K-Bl p-B3 11 PxP 12 BxB 13 N-N3 14 0-0 15 P-OR4 16QxQ 17 PxP 18 R-Ri 19 K-Rl 20 B-K3 21 P-R3 22 KR-R1 34 N-Kl 35 N-Q3 36 P-QB4I 37 NxBP(b) PxP N-N4 38 R-R6 39 B-Bl 40 B-N2 41 N-N6I 42 RxN 43 N-B5 nxn N(2)-N1 I RxR N-Q2(a)vill all Nr-qb The Piatisorskv Foundation is sponsoring another interna- tonal grandmaster tournament ne5rt summer u'y 17-nk! Aig- 10 witn eight in a dou-N-B2 round-robin. Petrosian, printing of one and a half million. The design was by he Danish artist Olav S. Mathic-son, The 20 cents is also being printed in Vienna by photogravure in dark blue, light blue, red and yellow in the same quantity.

It was designed by V. Pierre-Noel of the United States. natio.nm 11 thl 1 fyfuUtf iKovsf A series of three stamps will be issued by the United Nations Nov. 29 on the theme of population trends and development. They will also be printed in multi-colored photogravure by the Austrian Government Printing Office.

The printings will amount to each of the 4 and 5 cents denominations and 2,300,000 of the 11 cents stamp. A most interesting philatelic gathering was held last Thursday in Montreal at the Head Office Building of the Bell Telephone Co. of Canada organized by the Hobhy Committee of the Laurentian Council of the Telephone Pioneers of America in conjunction with the Westmount Stamp Club. Robson Lowe of London, England, gave a most fascinating talk on stamp collecting and also described the Gill Collection of Canadian Classics. This was beautifully illustrated bv colored slides.

PUZZLE 39 Consort of tion marks. Jupiter. 79 Fix again, 41 Small, Paci- as milady's fic coast 81 Travel by shrubs. auto. 43 Feature of a 83 See 123 house.

Across. 45 Thin fishes. 85 Golfers' 47 Lounge. gadgets. 49 Tyler, Fill- 89 Desserts.

more or 91 Owl call. Johnson. 92 Libertine. 51 Charge. 94 Positive 52 Improperly answers, fitted with 96 Heroine of shoes.

"A Doll's 53 Yearly golf House." tourna- 98 pluck-ment. 99 Modern 54 Former weapon. West Indian Indolent; dictator. sterile. 55 Sweet 101 Mays, Mc-potatoes.

Covey, Alou, 56 Flemish etc-painter: 103 Financial 1610-90. Plan- 58Skybolt or 105 Strives. Polaris. 107 opera. 59 Member of i08 Dickens Truman's ner0.

cabinet. 109 Bear wit- 60 Midday ness to. naps. in portended. 6ci Home river.

66Capital of 112 Climbing vine. 114 Milder. 69 Bitter vetch. Barrier. 7n ValP 119 Brltlsh 7U Yale.

Painful 72 Siamese 124 Deserter. coin. 126 Medieval 73 Swiss river. iyric p0em 76 Congress- 127 Compass men. reading.

77Punctua- 129 Little bit. 1 i 'PS Si 'V mi P-Siol the thp I Saturday Features 1 HlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIM L. M. Lamouroux, F.R.P.-S.C., of Toronto, editor of the Royal Philatelic Society of Canada's journal "The Canadian will be the guest of honor at the dinner on Saturday, Oct. 16, to be held by the South Shore Stamp Club on the 16th anniversary of the club's foundation.

Two new stamps in the regular series, 15 and 20 cents, will be issued by the United Nations Oct. 25 to replace the existing stamps of the same denominations, originally issued in 1951. The 15 cents will be printed in photogravure in olive-green, yellow, brown and black by the Government Printing Office, Vienna, with an initial By Leonard 93 Senior members of a class or group. 95 Symbol of strength. 97 Bone: Comb, form.

98 Man's nickname. 99 Yankee Maris. 102 Ancient Greek coin. 104 Litigant. 106 S.

Pacific island group. 110 Rev. War 111 Cruel. 113 Egress. 115 Sediment.

116 Vital U.S. agency. 117 Stimulate; spur. 118 Musical notes. 120 Greek letters.

122 Collection of tools. 123 "Der 125 One who exults, milieiously. 128 S. California desert. 130 Fourth 131 Sincere.

132 Wears out. 133 Tried out. 134 Medicinal teas. 135 Response. Goldberg DOWN 1 Slender branch, in botany.

2 Bullfighter. 3 Air raid warnings. 4 Support. 5 Object of worship. 6 Ninth day, before the ides: Roman calendar.

7 School subject. 8 United: Fr. 9 Network 10 Very small amount. 11 Airs, around planets. 12 Three: Rom.

13 City, W. France, on the Loire. 14 Straighten. 15 Small boat. 16 Exclamation of surprise.

17 Late Hollywood queen. 18 Shatters. 19 Suit materials. 28 chop. 31 Theatrical group: Init.

34 State flower of Utah. 36 Just average. 38 Soap frame. (a) 25. and Wh.

P-N5 looks natural, (b) Wh. prevents It now. has a clear adventage, with the im mediate Threat against the KP and long range ones against the Q-side Ps. (c) The game was adourned Dut Smyslov resigned without resuming. It might have gone 44.

B-Rl, P-B7; 45. B-N2, N-Q5; 6. RxB, RxR; 47. N-Q7ch, K-K2; 48. NxR, N-N6; 49.

N-B6ch. K-03; 50. NxKP, B8(Q)ch; SATURDAY'S CROSSWORD 51. BxQ, NxB; 52. N-B4ch, K-B3; 53.

IP-KN3 N-R3, N-R7; 54. N-B2 and Bl. can-. IB-N2 not allow exchange of Ns without1 N-B3 losing on the K-side. I '0-0 Metropolitan C.C.

At a meeting of the Metro- ip-or3 politan Chess Club held at 201 JO-j" Rachel St. the following ficers were elected to serve for i pxp liament building on the shoulders of his personal bodyguard. Only three students were killed during the demonstration. But at the moment that Gen, El Finco was speaking in Enchilada, Ge. Frijoles was addressing his senate.

He told them, "I am happy to announce today that the mother of all freedom-loving countries in South America, our own Upper Tamale, is now prepared to strike a blow against Communism in the vale of Chili. The leftist-do i ated, Red-infiltrated sub versive government of Enchilada must be taught a lesson once and for all. I hold here in my hand evidence that Gen. El Finco is the illegitimate son of Mao Tse-tung. We can no longer sit idly by and see a Communist takeover of Enchilada.

Our ambassador in Washington is now negotiating through the Alliance for Progress for 250 fighter planes, 100 nuclear submarines, and 350 tons of nauseous tear gas, which we will use to wipe Enchilada off the face of the earth." The Upper Tamale senate passed a resolution in support of Gen. Frijoles. This made him so pleased he gave an amnesty to 5,000 members of the opposition political party who had been languishing in jail. To show his gratitude to the United States House of Representatives, Ge. Frijoles ordered his students not to burn down a USIA library for 30 days.

So, while many South American countries may be critical of the Selden resolution, there are at least two Latin countries who are for it. There won't be a "commie safe in South America after this. Science Meet At Laval The Third Annual Convention of The Young Scientists Association will be held at Laval University in Quebec City, Oct. 30-31. The Association groups several science clubs from all parts of the province.

The purpose of these clubs is to stimulate the study of sciences in high schools and classical colleges. More than 700 members will discuss the advantages and disadvantages of regrouping all scientific disciplines under one science. WIDTH at LOWER EDGE (about) 63 inches 64 inches 65 inches 664 inches 68 inches 70 inches 72 inches yards of 54" fabric for Coat. To send $2.00. Duchess of Windsor is available for $1.00 Canadian 535, G.P.O.

Dept. CMZ-1 DW, Duchess of Windsor Pattern Demers (254-4332); Honorary Black 8 Pieces si $3 my, mltm EL White 11 Pieces ACROSS 1 Late dictator. 7 Iron 14 Powerful explosives: 2 words. 20 Ohio city, on Xake Erie. 21 Lack of activity.

22 Capital of Punjab Pro v. 23 Salem is its capital. 24 Diet item. 25 Presser. 26 Celtic Neptune.

27 Son of Jacob and Leah. 29 College subject: Colloq. 30 Military vehicle. 32 Tatter. 33 Food morsels.

35 Seconds: Colloq. 37 Ascetic Hebrew. 39 Jest. 40 Facial features. 42 Hebrew lyre 44 Nuisance.

45.Surmise. 46 Irritate. 48 Certain collegians: Colloq. 50 Island group in Galway Bay. 52 P.I.

timber tree. 55 Most 57 Bouquets. 61Girl's name. 62 Alberta: Abbr. 64 Chemin de 65 Consumes.

67 Here: Fr. 68 Tiros. Sputnik or Explorer. 71 Spiritualist session. 73 County, N.

Carolina. 74 Moves. 75 missile. 77 Crates. 78 Nazi VIP, under Hitler.

79 Knotted, anew. 80 One who rules by 82 Baseball term. 83 Greek goddess: "Queen of the 84 Secure. 86 "Thin as a 87 Mauna Hawaiian volcano. 88 Adorned with fabric.

90 Small fishes CAMERA by Fred Jruemmer 4 MZ; WW? A lOd. Christmas aero-gramme will be issued Nov. 24 and will be on sale for about four weeks. It is also designed by Mr. Mason and will be printed in gray and red.

Norfolk Island will issue a 5d. Christmas stamp Oct. 25. It will be in the same design as the Australian stamp and will be printed in similar colors. More details have been released about the new decimal issues of Australia which will be placed on sale Feb.

14. The four lowest values will be printed in mono colors by the recess process and will bear a portrait of The Queen. The next twelve denominations will be in multi-color photogravure and will depict birds and fish, while the six highest values will be recess printed in mono colors and portray Australian navigators. There will be two coil stamps, a 3c. and 4c, printed in photogravure portraoying Her Majesty and seven items of postal stationery in the new decimal currency.

Readers Ask Some of the questions answered by the library of The Gaiette during the past week. QUESTIONS 1. WTio was Nostradamus? 2. How did Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson get the nickname 'Mike'? 3.

When did a plane crash into the Empire State Building in New York? 4. WTiat is the percentage of alcohol in whisky? 5. When was St. Lawrence Hall in Montreal demolished? 6. What is the difference between the words 'assurance' and 'insurance' in the names of companies that deal in protection against loss or risk? ANSWERS 1.

Nostradamus (1503-1566) was a French astrologer of Jewish descent who is still remembered for his prophecies. 2. Prime Minister Pearson picked up the nickname 'Mike' during the First World War when he was serving in a hospital unit. Even Mr. Pearson does not know how he acquired this name.

3. A plane crashed into the Empire State Building on July 29, 1945, killing 10 of the building's employees and the three crew members. The plane hit between the 78th and 79th floors. 4. Whisky's percentage of alcohol is usually between 40 and 50.

5. St. Lawrence Hall was demolished in 1910. 6. Assurance, now chiefly a British term, has the same meaning as insurance.

It is used especially with reference to life insurance. fx it fMM (77 tI'H! Fischer, Reshevsky and the vinner of the Spassky-Tal natch in the Challengers event u-nrlri cprips u-ill ho anong Fashdan those to be invited, will direct as in the previous tourney in 1963. From the USA Open, San Jian, Puerto Rico, 1965: KING'S INDIAN DEFENCE White: Black: P. Renlra ft Rvmi wnne BiacK IP-Q4 N-KB3 White Black 19-P-K3 O-Ol 20 N-K2 P-K5 21 BxB NxB 22Q-B3 B-K1 23 P-N4 R-N2 24 PxP PxP 25 N-B4 R-KB2 26 R-Nl N-N2 27 P-B3I PxP 28NxP P-QR4 29 K-Rl P-R5 30 N-K6I NxN 31 PxN R-N8 32 N-R2! Q-N4(a) 33 BxN BxB 34R-N1I B-B3ch 35 P-K4I BxPch 36 N-B3 resigns SN-KB3 P-KN3 IP-B4 B-N2 0-0 P-03 N-B3 R-Nl N-PR4 P-B4 0-B2 P-OR3 P-QN4 PxP P-K4 02 N-R4 P-B4 RxR D-D? i b-ori I RxR (3) Miscalculating the force of his opponent's previous move. Corrections: (Ivkov vs Smyslov) 14.

N-K5, N-B5. 41. K-Q4, K-N5. 46. P-N4, N-Q5ch.

PROBLEM No. W7 L. Larsen White mates in two moves. (Solution next week) Solution to last week's Problem No. 956 (Llvsic): Key, 1.

Q-R8. Note the 'Close try' 1. Q-Nl, refuted only by 1. N-06. Solution today's Quiz No.

749 (Sumpter vs Stream): 1. QxNI, 3xQ; 2. N-Q5, Q-R2; 3. N-B6, N-K3 (forced); 4. NxR; 5.

PxN mate. him the results he wanted. The camera became an extension of his eye. If you have a good camera, there is no need to change, the more you use it, the better you will know its capabilities. Just dreaming of what you could do if only you had additional gadgets or different equipment will rarely solve your picture problems.

The camera is, after all, only an adjunct, albeit as essential one, to taking good pictures. It is essentially a tool and like any tool it can perform miracles in the hands of the master craftsman, but will turn out only mediocre material when improperly handled. Rather than hope for better pictures from more elaborate equipment, you should uso the equipment you now have to its utmost. Take a lot of pictures, learn new techniques, study the work of top photoraphers in various magazines, and, above ail, analyze your own fault. Try to improve your photo-vision, so you will see picture possibilities wherever you go.

As you become thoroughly familiar with your equipment, it will become a natural extension of yourself and you will be able to concentrate entirely on the pictures you want to take. WEEKEND UP NORTH Cum Laude Chapter 548, B'nai B'rith women, business and professional orneo'i group will bold a "singles Fall Rendez-Vous" weekend at the Manor House, Ste. Agathe des Monts, Oct 8-10. Some time ago I read an advice-seeking letter in a phofb magazine. It was typical for the perennially dissatisfied photographer.

It ran something like this: "I have two cameras (both 35 together worth about $1,000) plus various lenses Recently I met a man who showed me some pictures taken with his camera (a 2V4 single-lens re-; flex worth about $600). These' pictures were absolutely superb. Should I trade my cameras in for the one he has?" The trouble with this approach is, as the magazine editor pointed out, that sooner or later he will meet another photographer who will have produced masterpieces with yet another camera and he will want to txade again. This "if-only-I-get-this-or that camera then-all-my-pic tures are-bound-to-be-superb' attitude is, unfortunately, air ly prevalent among photog raphers. They don't seem to, realize that if their pictures are not particularly good, it is probably their own fault and not the fault of their Most famous photographers experiment with many cameras, but usually settle for one best suited to their work and temperament and use it from then on nearly exclusively.

Fritz Henle, for example, discovered early in his career that a certain twin-reflex was ideal for him. He has used it ever since and his pictures are consistently good. Henri Cartier-Bresson fell in love with the Leica, shortly 'after he started taking pictures more than a quarter of a century ago. He hasn't changed cameras since. He had found a tool that gave I 3 I 1 a a To a TT" 14 ib it 1 ia 1a -4 25 7 "p9 il r' "32 33 4 I I J9 TO -U 42 4 I 44 4i j4g 49 bl I rrr 3 o9 '0 71 72 173 7 ii I a 4 W9 LaM jjoo" loT HT 103 704 105 ToS 107 108 109 ao" ai 111 li3 a4 as TT it lib ito '23 Wi nr I it T35 TIMELESS IN DESIGN Timeless in design and easy to wear from the smooth fitting raglan sleeve to the face framing collar, set prettily away from the neck to be filled in with a soft scarf.

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