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The GAZETTE, Wontnfot, Thurj CROSSWORD PUZZLE by Lueile H. Bowers a Jxxsf IT SAVS WEPE i ij, -ijiilip- oonjtcaqe 'ii IC OUa HOS3ANJOS IS THAT DOMINATE US 1 oren THAT W.VES SeCTLV WANTTWE 9 KUS9ANOS tiH.tlbitlNII''! I ON BRIDGE I ACROSS 1 Herb of carrot family. 6 Spice related to nutmeg. 10 Outside angle. 14 Of a musica' sound.

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Plant of iris family. French seasons. Wheel shaft Grain. 18 Late arrivals. 20 Novel by Haggard.

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North deals. NORTH A A 10 8 OAK AKQJ4 WEST EAST A 9 2 A3 A 8 6 10 I 0 10 9( 52 8 4 10 9 3 2 SOUTH 4QJ754 SU3 J3 A 8 7 6 The bidding: North East South Writ 1 Pans 3 9 Dble. Pass 3 A Pass 4 Pass Pass Pass Opening lead: Ace of A mild state of panic brought on by his opponent's campaien of defense, induced South the declarer at four spades, to sign his own death warrant. West opened the ace of hearts, and tho a rather imposing dummy was spread on the table, West realized that North's high card strength might represent a mixed blessing for the declarer, Inasmuch as the latter obviously lacked a quick entry to his hand to take the trump finesse. West deliberately refrained from attempting to cash a second heart trick and switched instead to the ten of clubs placing the lead in dummy.

South naturally feared that his opponent had a singleton club and in order to forestall a ruff, he promptly attempted to draw The Game BY D. QUIZ No. 947 Black to play and win, L. Kavalek, Czech, vs, S. Rashavsky, U.S.A.

Natanya, Israel, 1969. (See solution below) Reserves Tourney of Canadian Championship As mandatory inclusions In the forthcoming Canadian Closed Cham- gional qualifying events, necessarily limit the en try in a round-robin, and which automatically excludes many high-ranking players, it has been decided to hold a Reserves tourney, open to those with a national rating of 1900 or over. Entry will be limited to not more than eighteen competitors in seven rounds of Swiss pairing, one round per day during the period Aug. 16-23 inclusive. The winner earns mandatory inclusion in the next Canadian Closed Championship.

Entry fee: $15.00, plus current CFC membership, with a prize fund of approximately $200. Applications for entry should be sent to the Chairman, P. de Gruchy, 120 Stillview, Pointe Claire, P.P. (695-5028), The site will be the. same as for the Closed Championship, (Aug.

10-23), Stewart Hall, 176 Lakesho.re Rodd, Pointe Claire, P.Q. From the Third International at Monaco, 1969: Q. GRUNFELD OEFINCI WELL, 6000 I FINALLY A PT 1 I I NOW I CAN GOT CHIP TO BRINS UP X. I S. START HIS LAUNDRY OFF THE 1 1 XI TT QS-M WORKINSOM I DRyER WITHOUT rS I 9- (WJ HIM TO PUT BENs jP ML i c5pt WJ'ni it in his (x DOWN 16 River in Russia.

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amount. 33 Mammary gland. 35 Political organization. 38 In repetition, a Pacific island. 39 Atlantic fish.

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48 Axlike tool. 49 Formal assembly. 50 Type of arch. 51 Subject of "Show Boat" song. 52 Cow shed.

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good? There are no less than six dozen cola drinks with artificial sweeteners in them today. And all the evidence thus far points to the fact that excessive intake of the cyclamates. in these drinks can, at times, be dangerous to the health. The big question, of course, is: What is excessive intake? The answer depends partly upon the individual. Just as with allergies and other kinds of disease, one individual can tolerate something that another can't.

Since there are no tests in which you can be given a little bit of cyclamate and find out how harmful it will be, the only way to find out is drink artificially sweetened drinks over a long period of time. As far as I'm concerned this is a bad way to find out. You may get away with it just as you may daily smoke a couple of packs of cigarets for most of your adult life and never get cancer of the lung or emphysema. I am not wholly in favor of cola drinks to begin with. Now and then they can be all right, but in general I think the carbonation and most of the ingredients are not good for the digestive system.

You've heard the old story about someone putting a rusty nail in a bottle of coke and seeing it dissolve in 24 hours. I'm more disturbed about cola drinks that have artificial sweetener. While Dr. Scheimann cannot personally answer readers' questions, all questions of general interest are eventually answered in his column. (A Bell-YeCluM Syn.

Ftaturt) OF ROADS 17 JUSTAS-OMSAS TMY DOC-JT START TBVG TO T6UL US vw-Ar to do "Yfcl A -Bfftrrtn cue'n AS GOOD CITIZENS -WE OUGHT -AT LEAST GIVE THE POLICE AWOWN -A--PHONE CALL WITHOUT SAYING WHO WE ARE JMfy 17, 1969 WW-A, TO OO WRE6ETTINSNIE trumps by playing the ace and another spade. West was in with the king and a heart which he had carefully retained was now used to give East the lead, so that the latter could return a club. West ruffed with the nine of spades to set the declarer down by one. South's campaign would have succeeded if the adverse spades had been evenly divided, so that we cannot condemn him too severely for his strategy. club shift at trick two was a marked singleton which increased the likelihood that spades were also divided three-one.

Further evidence of highly unbalanced distribution was offered by the fact that the opponents had competed to the three level with a distinct minority of the high cards. Declarer can make the contract by forcing an eventual entry to his hand in order to take the trump finesse. This can be accomplished only if he does not try to prevent the club ruff. When the dummy Is in with the ace of clubs, the ace and king of diamonds are cashed and then a heart is led. East is in and he presumably returns a club for West to trump.

If West exits with a spade, it offers South a free finesse in the suit. If West leads a heart or a diamond, declarer can discard from the dummy and ruff in his hand to make the spade play himself. In either case, his losses can be restricted to two hearts and the club ruff. JLof Kings M. LE OAIN Black 9 Pieces is I 0 A mm 5 fi' White 10 Pieces take elevator.

Entrance from Metro through Ontario St. exit. Contact: Andre Murray (521-6716). Vet-ran Shows How Samuel Reshevsky, former prodigy and many times U.S.A. champion, now in his 58th year, ran away from the field in the Eighth Israel International at Natanya.

Undefeated in scoring 10-3 pts. He was far ahead of P. Benko, Rev. W. Lombardy, USA, and E.

Damjanovic, 8-5 pts. each, followed by D. A. Yanofsky, Canada, L. Kavalek, and Peretz, Israel, Vk-Vk rsvh; Y.

Kraidman, Israel, 7-6; S. Cagan, Geller, Israel, Israel, 5-7Vj each; M. Czerniak, Israel, and H. Westerinen, Finland, 5-8 each; Dr. A.

Saidy, USA, 4-9; J. Dom-nitz, Israel, Vk-Wk. Yanofsky won from Cagan, Geller, Westerinen and Dom-nitz, and lost to Benko and Peretz, drawing with the other seven. From the Premier of the Natanya Congress, Israel, 1969: The long-legged Bishop wins over the short-stepping Knight. NIMZO-INDIAN DBFINCI White: S.

Reshevsky Black: Damlanovlc (U.S.A.) (Yugoslavia) White Blark Whits ack 1 P-Q4 2 P-QB4 3 N-OB3 I 4 P-K3 i B-03 N-B3 7 0-0 8 P-OR3 9 BxBP 10 0-03 II R-Ql 12 B-R2 13 PxP 14QB2 153xB 16 0-B2 17 P-K4 18 B-KB4 19 Q-OS 10 Q-K2 21 RxR 22 R-QB1 N-KB3 P.K3 B-N5 P-B4 P-Q4 0-0 N-B3 PxBP BR 4 P-QR3 P-ON4 B-N2 BxN Q-K2 N-K5 NxQBP KR Bl N-R5 R-OI RxRch R-Ql PR3 N-05 24 NxN 25 B3 26 R-B2 27 B-B2 28 P-KN3 29 K-N2 30 B-K3 31 R-Q2 32 RxR 33 Q-Q2 34 PxQ 35 B-B3 36 B-05 37 P-B4 38 PxP 39 K-B3 40 K-N4 41 PxB 42 B-N4 43 P-BS 44 P-Olft 4J PxP 46 K-R5 RxN Q-N4 R-Q2 Q.Q1 N-N3 N-S1 N-K2 B3 QxR QxQch K-BI P-K4 P-B3 PxP K-Kl N-Ql BxB N-N2 P-N3 P-N4 K-B2 "xP Resigns 23 B-KN3 MAY. "WHAT A vL i I THt WHOlt SAO fl ACTUALLY, YOU'LL ANO I'AA SURt I DIO I PStt jfSl i A STORY, MRS. WORTH MAY BE D0IN6 A -n VI VTU, THt RISMT THING 1, 1 fei I I TAY HERE A FEW DAYS KINDNESS FOR. A 6000 NlfiHT! I Kjld Ym -AND PULL MYSELF A LONESOME OLD 7-17 I AV --C ll i I I I "A VV'-fif i I 1 "I i ti trWi U( fe Wff mi rM lit THERE'5 5TILL A WSflK IN THE (Kl.liJW...RWOVER THEIE, CHARLIE LITTLE KEP-HAlREP GlMTHAT WVE ALWAYS ZJC MP. ROPER SECRETLY A fi ANG STE WHY OF ALL THE SILLY- HE i llll '1 Mt 1 1 1 fl H7A Mil ss a 1 1 1 ii FINP OUT WHERE THEVtE AWV1N6.

A5C HER IF YOO CAN WRITE TO HES HER HELLO AKD THEN TELL HS? J-'t THAT PHEASAMT I IkJOPB rti ACC I THINK TO -WELL AW COULD JUST-UH Off 1 1 'V "THE LAST Kxi OUGHT BUT Health Diet colas By Eugena Scheimann, M.D. I think that we're too weight conscious in this country. This doesn't mean that I'm making a case for obesity. It does mean that 1 think people go- to unnecessary extremes to be as thin as their next door neighbor. Sometimes the extremes they go to are physically harmful.

One of the biggest kicks that America is on right now is diet drinks. Millions and millions of us became habituated to cola drinks in our childhood. In our adult years, when we find that drinking three or four of these drinks a day may bring us quite a bit of weight, we start to drink the same drinkr in diet The manufacturers advertise that there is only one calorie or whatever in these drinks, and this is true. However, there are other things in diet colas which make this possible and which may prove to be very dangerous to the average person. Mainly, the ingredients that make for these low calorie drinks are called cyclamates.

In the beginning, when manufacturers put out diet drinks their advertising was only for those who had to be on a low sugar diet or even a non-sugar diet, such as diabetics. This is all now past history. Although some of the bottles still have this small warning on them, they have been totally disregarded and the diet drink business is one of the most booming in America, in some cases rivaling even the old colas. I DEPARTMENT White: Black: L. Portlsch K.

Honll (Hungary) (Hungary) White Black Whltt Blark N-KB3 17Q-N3 N-K3 2 P-QB4 P-KN3 18 B-K3 P-NJ 3 N-QB3 P-Q4 1 B-QB4! PxN 4N-B3 B-N2 NxKBP KxN JQ-N3 PxP 21 BxNch K-B1 QxBP 0-0 22 QxB R-N1 7 P-K4 P-B3 23 Q-B7 PxP 8 B-K2 P-QN4 24 Q-B4 P-B4 9 0-N3 P-QR4 25 P-K5 PxP 10Q-B2 N-R3 26B-Q2 Q-B3 II 0-0 B-N2 27 PxN PxP 12B-KB4 Q-Q2 28 BxP R-Kl 13 0R Q1 KR-Q1 29 R2 B4 14 N-K5 Q-Kl 30 RxRch RxR 15 P-QR4 QR-B1 31 B-B7 Resign! 14KR-K1 N-B2 OVO'lSAkUCKV W' I I btEN MAH HU5BIKJ HAIKl T-Sfl. -y VfW THEM ALLY- RUIN THIS I NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Alekhlna C.C. Formed Visitors are invited to inspect the premises of the newly-formed Alekhine Chess Club, conveniently located in the Berri-Demontigny Metro complex. Play is on Friday evenings in Room 3124 of the Show Mart (Palais du Commerce), 1650 Berri St. From main entrance turn left and Black 8 Pieces 14 i m.

0 i I Contractors are notified that the opening of bids for projects 1202-69, 1205-69, 1207-69, 1218-69, 1220-69 and 2000-69, that had been postponed at an indeterminate date, will take place on July 23rd, 1969 at 1500 hours (D.S.T.). Sub-contractors may represent their bids up to July 18th, 1969 at 1200 hours (D.S.T.). The Deputy-minister Eddy Monette, Eng. ErTtnnrta WHAT 1 THINK IS THAT YOU'VE 3EEW WATCHING TOO MANY CRIME 5HOW5 OH TV; CARYL urn ,1 ii ,1 I'l (1 II PROBLEM No. 1152 Dr.

C. Planck White mates in two moves. Last week's Problem No. 1151 (Shlnkman): Solution held over, as there should be a White pawn at K3. Sorry.

Correct solutions: No. 1150 Andre Paquay, A. Yuda. Solution to today's Quiz No. 9J7 (Kwalek 'vs Reshevsky): j.

r-ii PULLING THE WOOL OVE PEOPLE'S ICE, SANDY BANDITS CAN BE AWFULLY NICE- 1... R-K6-1; 2 B-K41 9 AND QxR (forced), B-Q5; 4. PxQ; N-K4, Q-N4; 6. OxNPj 7 BI, N-B4; 8 signs. QxB, P-NJ, Re- White 8 Pieces --i-- I 1-11 11 -1 JJK jm 1 Vi-sJ Wot-.