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THE GAZETTE, SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1965 27 PFaNP OH YOIJR WAY OP Will li BRINfiMEA yii' I HEAR SOMEOIF POWN THERE. P'JT OUT llV' AMO POUT "tt I FORC5ET THft II BURfiUR. WAKlM6 ARCXIND IM ROBERT CHAPWICK. YOU WILL 'l COM IN rCRA NISHTCAR -p WON'T yOU, KUPAPE? THE Mll-K BOTTLES- I if if PIECE OP PiE AND A I i V-JSVy SIR-A FATHER WHO CTUALLjvSV GO OCWH AJMD I FOROOT TO DO INVESTIGATE A-' liV NA FRIPNDS. "Vf I DOhT HEAR.

ANVBODV lOCJWNSTARS. A fl PO-i'T HEAR. -4 ANYBODY 1 OCJWNSTAR) 4 ft frpfi-ri-Y 'i Mil Jig 7 I 4 IT 5 A 6REAT 1 600DNI6HT, DON'T STAt" TOO LATE UATCHINS. TELEVISION THE REALM OP U.S. Honors Hoover Cvrs A and takes plac.

en July 34. A new series of 12 airmail stamps will be issued by Surinam July 31 depicting local scenes and industries. orating the late Calouste Gul-benkian, a naturalized British subject, born at Scutari, Is-tambul, and died in Lisbon in 1955. He left the major part of his fortune to the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation which has its head office in Portugal. Its sphere of activities is also in other lands in the fields of charity, art, education and science.

sale by the United States Aug. 4 at Newburyport, to mark the 175th anniversary of the nation's oldest continuous seagoing armed force. Newburyport is the birthplace of the Coast Guard. The United States will issue a 5 cents commemorative stamp honoring the late Herbert Hoover Aug. 10 at West' Branch Iowa, where the 31st president was born on that date in 1874.

Mr. Hoover died last Oct. 20 at the age of 90. The stamp is based on a photograph by the late Fabian Bachrach that was the official portrait for the 1932 presidential campaign. The Bachrach family has photographed every president from U.S.

Grant to Lyndon B. Johnson. Wm Tacsss' 1 JJJ7i Si SURINAME The 10c moss-green shows the water-tower at the Surinam Waterworks; 15c brown brewery; 20c dark green view of the island; 25c dark blue wood working industry; 30c Turkish green bauxite mine; 35c range-red Poelepantje Bridge; 40c orange-brown shipping; 45c carmine landing steps; 50c red Poelepantje Bridge; 55c light-green water-tower Surinam Waterworks; 65c yellowish-brown and 75c 1 i -b 1 woodworking industry. The stamps have been printed un watermarked paper by photogravure by Joh. Enschede en Zonen, Haarl em.

Ol II 1 AND KNOW 1 I AND SHE TOLdA DIDVOU'HAv mK WHAT? LAURA'S US TO HELP I wKXr MOTHER HAD A OURSELVES 25m7at WOM, IT SREATBIGBOX 1 01. SJ iw2 OF CHOCOLATES Vi XIAAM i The stamps which portray Gulbenkian are a with a printing of nine million and a 8S00 with a printing of one million. They are printed in offset by the Portuguese Mint, fht annual picnic organized by the St. Francis Collectors Club of Lennoxvlll. has become a popular yearly event with collectors in the Eastern Townships.

It will again be held this year at the home of Ivor Whiteheuse In Dixville ul. i i 1 i 4 I 7 I'VE JUST WftO A CALL CB0M I'VE SOT TO A---jgag jKHPlXON A US SHOT SUSIE- GET lj I. 3 BfflS? SAYS SHE WAS BADLV WOUNDEIi Ws COT T' iN) Z7 i Ti The 4 cents postal card reproduces the ensign of the coast guard in red, white and blue. In the field of white is the Great Seal of the United States in blue and red. Imposed on the vertical red and white stripes is the seal of the Coast Guard in blue and red.

The ensign is set against a blue background. Lettering is in white. It was designed by Muriel R. Chamberlain, chief of the art section of the division of typography and design of the U.S. Government Printing Office.

Forty million Coast Guard com- memorative postal cards will be printed by offset by the Government Printing Office. The Coast Guard serves under the Treasury Depart ment in time of peace and under the Navy in time of war. It was established by Congress in 1790, and began operations with one cutter, "The Massachusetts," built at a cost of $1,000, and manned by four officers, four mariners and two apprentice seamen. Collectors desiring first day cancellations may submit orders to the Postmaster, Newburyport, 01950 with full name and address-and with remittance to cover cost, which is 4 cents each. The GameHof Kings BY D.

M.LE DAIN Black 10 Pieces QUIZ NO. 737 1 YOfel I II -Mill. The stamp was designed by Norman Todhunter, art director for a New York City advertising firm and a member of the Postmaster General's Citizens' Stamp Advis-ory Committee. Sam Marsh of New York 1 i the lettering. One hundred and fourteen' million stamps will be printed in red on the Cottrell presses.

Collectors desiring first day cancellations may send ad-, ressed envelopes together with remittance to cover the cost of the stamps to be affixed to the Postmaster, West Branch, Iowa, 52358. Black to play and win. (See solution below) E.Geller.UUSR, vs A. Bisguier, USA (Bled, 1961) Canadian Championship Yenofsky Invincible In No one was able to win a 3 game from Dan Abe Yanof-sky in the current Canadian kA 'you MUST haveK. not HE'S HAV1NS HlrAWELLTRAlNEOU I REALLY) DINNER AT THE A i DOES EO KNOW VSURSlHE WANTS N- CLUSTONaHT YOU'RE ME TO HAVE II -0v Vi'aiSj LEFTOVERS FOR.

LEFTOVERS I Tt DlNNERTONaHTWprr VT Closed Championship at Vancouver, whose score of 10-1 pts. comprised nine wins and two draws. This, his eighth victory in this we: 1 'A mm A Coast Guard commemor- Two stamps will be Issued ativa card will be placed on by Portugal July 20 commenv White 11 Pieces event, eauals the record set up by Maurice Fox, who retired Bfg Business Moves In from championship play ten years ago. Lionel Joyner, Ed at Bognor Regis The Billy Butlin Holiday or monton, was runner-up, with Duncan Suttles. Vancouver, in ganization sponsored this year's 1 45 Stevenson Memorial Congress at Bognor Regis and will con third place.

Final Standing Pts. 1. Yanofsky, D. A. (Winnipeg) 10 -t tinue it on an annual basis here under their name.

The Steven ii II I BUT WE. HAVE TO 7 EWM LEFT 2 I'M WHTIN6 A DEAD- 1 2. Joyner, L. (Edmonton) 3. Suttles.

O. (Vancouver) i. Macskasv. Dr. E.

son Memorial will be held else fT 1 KEEATHE PURLICITy POT 5TTOT CODERS, MR.Bfy665,) uo I All My FRIENDS AND I ARE VOWE NOT AIONEJ WiJrtAY) I THOT 5H SHOULDN'T -X XXI 5UPP05E WE'D II WRltiED AT THE PROSPECT1 1 1 RESERVATIONS TO ERJNS PLACE HflHWS il II tr tuirFum WND IF I WENT I where. (Vancouver) VMi J. Schulman, M. (Winnipeg). tWt More than 350 took part in the fei OF HLJN6 A REOTA2.

17 A WJ. C0MIN6 IN UT3 i FOR MORE RJE-l i- fU 7HROU6M THAT 6. Vaitonis, P. (Hamilton) -e 7. Kerr, R.

(Powell River. B.C.) 1 5 -4 I 3, W0RLD-FAM0O5 AKTgT.RONlA CRaTt, AARi rf 3 CJ -f I MATERIAL HER A various sections, with A. O'Kelly 1. Potter, P. (Vancouver) Vh-i'h Leonard, R.

4 -7 de Galway, Belgian grandmaster, winning the Premier, 9-2 10. Kaiteneeker. J. (Port Alberni, B.C.) 3V2-7') 11. Llrwlnczuk, W.

ahead of R. G. Wade, 8-3; O. M. Hindle, C.

Kottnauer. D. (North Surrey, B.C.) 1 12. Szelv. F.

(Vancouver) 2 szeiy replaced w. wuntjcnen. Norm Andric, Yugoslavia, 7H-34 each, etc. Tnere were 60 in Surrey, who withdrew. an 11-round Swiss.

In Ene B. Spassky Reaches Final land and the Continent, the In defeating Ewfim Geller in pis Ew I mmm the semi-final match of the Swiss system of pairing is used sparingly, and all the numerous other events were small round- Challengers tourney, 5Va-2Mi, Boris Spassky won the second, sixth and eighth games, while robins (all-play-all). lGJ iTfcT-1crrtKt-a I I I V'fJ g'i Ml till Ml'i fit A drawing the other five. In Sep' In the international at Mal tember he will meet the winner i sssBrr so0'? i mm i mm aga, Spain, Kelly had to be in the lower hali of the draw, or rf link 'rimi content with a tie for second place with F. Kuijpers.

Holland. in which Tal Portisch and Ivkov-Larsen, are involved. In the second match game, Geller tried the gambit line of the Marshall Defence in the Ruy Lopez, but without obtaining any lasting 8-3 each. First was Antonio Medina, 8-2', who has returned to Spain after a sojourn in Venezuela. Arturo Pomar was fourth, 7W-3Mi, followed by Dr.

Janos initiative. RUY LOPEZ Flcsch, Hungary, and Antonio Rocha, Brazil, 7-4 each, etc. Black: E. Geller White: B. Spassky QUEEN'S PAWN Black White Black P-K4 21 OR-K1 B-K3i White: A.

Pomar Spain Black: A. O'Kelyl Oalway (Belgium) White 1 P1K4 2 N-KB3 3 B-N5 4 B-R4 5 0-0 6 R-Kl 7 B-N3 8 P-B3 9 PxP Black N-N2 N-B4 NxP White 1 P-04 2 N-KB3 3P-B4 4 NxP SN-OB3 SN-N5 Black P-K3 P-OB4 PxP N-OB3 B-N5 P-QR3 N-QB3 22 P-N3 B-B4 P-QR3 23 B-K4 PxP N-B3 24 PxP B-B! B-K2 25 B-B3 0-R3 P-QN4 26 B-N2 B-R2 0-0 27 N-B3 Q-KB3(b) P-04 28 R-K5 P-N3 NxP 29 P-05 B-N2 NxN 30R-K7 R-Nl(c) P-OB3 31 R(7)-K2 OR-Ol B-03 32 N-KS P-KR4 v- I i 10 NxP White 20 B-OS 21 PxP 22 O-OI 23 0-N4 24 B-QB3 25 OR-Ol 26 B-Kl(b) 27 P-B4 28 R-02 29 PxP 30 RxN 31 8-R4ch 32 R-06! 33 RxBPch! 7 N-QAch 11 RxN K-K2(a) 12 P-Q4 P-N3 P-R5 N-R7 OxP NB Q-N3 NxB P-B4 K-B2 Q-N7 Q-R5 33 P-QR4 0-N3; 13 R-Kl I B-B4 P-K4 9 B-NSch P-B3 L. VVaffiL3 SO VOO TH1NKTHATS I ii KtXMM 1 A BAD CNX GETl 1 VOUR SCHOLAR- U. I'LL RUSH WHVL I LASSIE UMrVEftSITY VOO REALIZE WHAT A fj 'I SHIPISTO'LASSIE RlQHTOVER jARETj IS ATRAINIMQ POLICE DOG 6ETS A vVf TUNTrTj-' VOU AT SCHOOL FOR, "0) 14 P-N3 15 B-K3 lONxBch RxN 11 B-Q2 BxN 0-R6 34 PxP PxP B-KN5 35 0-Q2 R-03 NxB 36Q-N5I K-N2 P-OB4 37 Q-K7 BxQP(d) 12 BxB P-ON4 16 0-Q3(a) 17 RxN 18 05! 19 N-Q2 13P-K3 P-N5 14B-02 N-R3 15Q-N3 P-R4 16 B-03 N-B2 20 B-N2 QR-Ql 38 BxB RxB B-Nl 39 N-07 RxN Q-R4 40 BxR wlns(e) 1. P-B3, BxKNP; 17.

PxB, 18. K-B1, BxP; 19. Q-Q2, etc, (b) Or 27 B-N2; 28. K-Kl(c) 34 Q-N5 0-N8ch 35R-B1 OxRch 36 KxO R-Blch 37 R-B6 Resigns (a) If 17POR3 R-QN1 18B-K4 0-N3 QxPch; Q-R6ch 19 0-0 N-Q3 K7, BxN; 29. BxB, BxQP; 30.

Q-K2 ALL SORTS OF POSSIBILITIES The Duchess of Windsor's stature as a fashion leader Is her unerring eye for the line that does the most good for the most women. Here faultless taste is editing the news is another of her fashion assets. This three-piece costume is an ideal example of this special talent: note that the blouse has buttons, the jacket none; note the soft role of the low cut neckline on the blouse; and particularly note how she has designed the blouse sleeve with shaped, darts to mould it into a cap that covers just the right amount of upper arm. The slim, separate skirt has tiny gathers that start at the sides and continue around to the back to give a perfect hang. The jacket is designed to be reversible if you wish and this fact leads to all sorts of possibilities.

Consider a lightweight wool with pique or linen for blouse and lining. A silk print lining, the blouse with linen, wool or a heavily textured surface fabric would be extra smart. Raw silk in two weights is another notable combination, as is suiting jersey with a shantung or crepe lining and blouse. Spadea's exclusive ready-to-wear sizes produce a better fit. See chart for size best for you.

(a) Bl. does not seem to lose anything and Bl. regains the but Wh. has the advantage in position, to Again ir bi. takes QP; 31.

Q-K2 holds the Important by this, and even has prospects of gaining a tempo, (c) Wh. has the advantage of the two Bs, which can K-fiie. (d 37 B-Bl (to srop N-uJ on the oe important oniy it tne position can would place him completely defensive while a down. (e) Bl. oe openea up against tne bi.

k. ici me writing is on tne wan tor bi fought on tor another dozen moves before resigning. he cannot qo 33.., PxR; 34. QxPch, K-Nl; 35. O-NSch, K-B2; 36.

R-B6ch, 37. R-B2. Black 11 Pieces LETS GCODf NOW, HOW ABOUT MEANWHILE. CHYOUR CONFRHCe wr toscusV xvmMji rA sw, VhuuM p'A i i i(i tMWi HaMl SU SIZES BUST WAIST HIPS 'LENGTH 10 34 24 35 16'i inches 12 35 25 36 163 14 36'4 26V 17 16 38 28 39 17V 18 30 41 17 V4 PROBLEM NO. 845 V.

Pribyl White mates in two moves. (Solution next week) Solution to last week's Problem No. 944 (Rudenko): Key, 1. N-B4. Problem N).

942 (Barnes) was published correctly from the original source, but hat been 'cookod' by a unlor member of the Therlen tamlly, of Lachlne. Besides the composer's Intended solution 1. N-B4, there is also 1. QOch, K-05; 2. NxR or N-K3 mate.

II 1 K-B4; 2. R-84 male. A chess problem must havt only one key to be sound. Solution today's Quit No. 737 (Gllr-Bisguier): 1 RxRch; 2.

KxR, Q-K7ch; 3. K-Nl. NxPch: 4. K-Rl, Q.K87; J. OxOPch, K-R1) 6.

Resigi's. From Nape of Neck to Waist. Size 12 requires 3'i yards of 36" fabric with nap for Jacket and Skirt. Blouse and lining contrast require 25H yards of 42" fabric without nap. To order Pattern 45, state size; send $2.00.

Pattern Book 28 is available fur 50c. Duchess of Windsor Pattern Book with 55 designs is available for $1.00. Canadian currency accepted at par. Address 1005. G.P.O.

Dept. CMZ-1DW New York, N.Y. 10001. it White 8 Pieces.