The Gazette from Montreal, Quebec, Canada • 43

THE GAZETTE, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1965 43 4 I THE REALM OP PS Canada's Yule Issue CAMERA by Fred Bruemmer- monto'J The Game JLof Kings BY O. M. LE OAIN Black 9 Pieces QUIZ NO. 745 and a fruit symbolizing the cooperation of the members of CEPT. Iceland is issuing 5 kr.

and 8 kr. stamps printed in multi-colors by photogravure by Courvoisier on Sept, 27. 1 Canada's Christmas stamps for 1965 will be issued on Oct. 13. The design, as illustrated, common to both values, by Helen Fitzgerald of Toronto, depicts a symbolic and forma! presentation of the traditional gifts of gold, frankincense and myrrh.

The stamps, a 3 cent green and a 5 cent blue, will be printed from plates Nos. 1 and 2 and issued in panes of White to play and win. (See solution below) Wehnert vs Litts (East German Junior Championship, Sassnitz, 1962) nap France is also issuing on Sept. 27 two Europa stamps in this year's design, a 30 c. orange red and a 60 c.

bluish 1 School-boy Surprises Seniors JaT Mt-- Gabor Lantos, Outremont High School student, placed area and vicinity to attend the meeting Members of the Royal Philatelic Society of Canada, the British North A merica Philatelic Society and the Canadian Philatelic Society of Great Britain will be especially welcome. Mr. Lowe is making a 30-day trip around the world by air and during his stay in Toronto will address the Philatelic Specialists Society of Canada's meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 21. He will be in Ottawa on Sept.

22 at the Chateau Laurier and will be staying i Montreal from Sept. 23 to 25 at the Sheraton Mount Royal Hotel. The Gill Collection contains such rarities as a corner pair of the blocks of the 3d. (several papers including the laid), 7 l-2d. perforated Id.

and as will as a wealth of multiple pieces from the 1859, and large cents issues. a tie for second with Dr. 7 E. Marchand, Rochester, A. Keyes, Massachusetts, and K.

Wagner, Connecticut (4-1 pts. each) in the Marble 4, jO City Open at Rutland, in which 36 participated. .51 White 8 Pieces The well-known N.Y. mas ter, James Sherwin, headed the' winner in the top-half of the test tfc rat m.v wt twr asw field with 5-0 pts. He defeated, among others, Lantos, Marchand and G.

Rubin. Scores of other Montrealers were, G. and the Tercentenary of the Settlement of the He Bourbon (Reunion). A 15 f. CFA) stamp of similar design will also be issued by Reunion.

Did you ever see a lady with a green face? You can, if you take a color picture of one sitting on a lush green lawn, surrounded by green shrubs. When you project this picture late on the screen, the lady won't like you, because she will look quite greenish, enough to make her squeamish. Actually the film doesn lie. She was greenish when you took that picture. All that luxuriant green around her reflected its light upon her, hence the verdant sheen.

Only we don't see it that way. We know a lady has a nice rosy teint, and our mind just refuses to accept it any other way. The impressionist painters had better color vision. Look at some pictures of people surrounded by foliage painted by Renoir or Monet. Invariably they saw the green glow and painted it, which probably didn't endear them to their models.

While we are now quite willing to accept Renoir's vision of a green-faced lady, a color slide showing a face in green or blue is strickly taboo. So keep in mind when taking color pictures that subject tones are influenced by the color of light reflected from the surroundings. If you don't believe it, you can prove it to yourself with a simple little experiment. Put a little white ball, a pingpong ball for example, on a large piece of scarlet cloth and take a color picture of it. The ball will be quite rosy, because red light from the cloth reflected upon it.

This rturbing phenomenon, usually called color cast, can easily ruin some of your favorite pictures if you are not careful. Green is the most common enemy because in summer people do lie on lawns or sit under trees and consequently there's a green tinge to the'r tan. At the sea, blue can be a isturbing factor, reflected from a vast expanse of blue water and heaven. It's the predominant color and tends to tinge everything around with itself. When you take pictures of near a bright brick wall, you can expect a reddish color cast, a reflection from the house wall.

Any large area of predominant color will influence, to some extent, surrounding colors. Now with red you don't have to worry too much. Somehow we are quite prepared to condone pictures with a reddish or pinkish hue. But green, blue and yellow are much less acceptable. If you take a picture of your wife in her favorite chair near the window with light streaming in softly through yellow lace or chiffon curtains, prepare yourself for a shock.

There's a good chance your wife will look sort of yellowish and it's probable she won't appreciate it. Color casts are particularly objectionable and disturbing when their origin is not included in the picture. If in that yellow picture you include the yellow curtains one can at least see at a glance why your wife looks yellow. If the curtains are not included, better prepare a detailed explanation before you flash that picture on the screen. On the whole, unless you are quite consciously seeking an unusual color effect, a sort of impressionistic photograph, you would be well advised to see before you click the shutter if color cast is likely tj occur and if yes, move to some other location.

R. Rubin, 3-2 each; J. Millar, grey and on the same date a 1 f. multi-colored stamp as illustrated showing a picture from the manuscript "Les Tres Riches Heures du Due de Berry." On Oct. 4 a 25 c.

dark and 2(4-2Vi; P. Muscat and M. Maris, 2-3 each. WViWVW Switch At Havana In th International at Havana. Dr.

Challengers, in a best of 12 games match this September. The winner to become the official challenger in a world title match with Tigran Petrosian next year. Tal, a former world champion and the favorite, is expected to have plenty of trouble with Spassky, who is at the top of his form and 'hungry'. That he has a clear understanding of Tal's style is shown in the following from the 1961 Russian championship. KING'S INDIAN DEFENCI Elod Macskasy, Vancouver, has taken Rf FV0UQUE RANCA1SE the plac of Dan Abe Yanofsky, who withdrew for business reasons.

Bobby Fischer, USA champion, unable to ob Other countries issuing Europa stamps on Sept. 27 include Ireland with an 8d. (2 1-4 million) and a Is. 5d. (2 1-2 million); Luxembourg 3fr.

and 6f. printed in three color photogravure by Courvoisier and The Netherlands 18c. and 20c. in three color photogravure by En-schede en Zonen of Haarlem. 100 subjects.

They will be issued both ordinary and tagged. It is noted that there are no plate blocks on the tagged stamps. The 3 cent denomination will also be issued in cello-packets both ordinary and tagged priced at $1.50. Quantities ordered amount, to 285 million of the 3 cent and 95 million of the 5 cent stamps. tain a visa.

Is playing his games by teletype from the Marshall C.C. In N.Y. An FIDE official is umpiring. Fischer won from Uhlmann, Germany, and V. Smyslov, USSR, in the first two rounds.

He has the better of an adjourned position with V. Ciocaltea, Rumania, In the third. This Is the first time anyone has played games by wire In a cross-board tourney. It Is handicap because of the extra time needed for transmission, with fatigue ultimate factor. But Fischer is A 30 lire black stamp as Illustrated with a printing of 10 million by the rotogravure process was issued by Italy on Robson Lowe, internationally known philatelic auctioneer of London, England, will be the speaker at a special meeting in the Assembly Hall of the Bell Telephone Company of Canada's Head Office Building on Beaver Hall Hill in Montreal at 8 p.m.

on Thursday, Sept. 23. The meeting has been arranged by courtesy of the Hobby Committee of the Laurentian Council of the Telephone Pioneers of America in conjunction with the Westmount Stamp Club. Mr. Lowe will speak on the collection of unused classic issues of Canada formed by General Robert Gill of Baltimore.

His address will be illustrated by slides of many of the chief pieces of interest in this magnificent collection which his firm will be offering at auction on Oct. 27 in London. Invitations are being sent to other clubs in the Montreal young, with proven stamina. Items Illustrated is this year's accepted design for the CEPT-Europa stamps by the Icelandic artist Horour Karlsson. It depicts a three leaved twig White: Black B.

Spassky M. Tal White Black White Black 1 P-04 N-KB3 19 0-Q2! P-N5(b) 2N-KB3 P-KN3 50 N-N1I N-Q4 3P-KN3 B-N2 21 R-N4I P-R4 4 B-N2 P-B4 52 R-N5 R-B4 5P-B4 0-0 23 P-N31 N-B4 6 0-0 P-03 24 RxR OxR 7 N-B3 N-B3 25 NxN PxN 8 PxP PxP 26 BxQ PxO 9 B-K3 B-K3 27 PxB R-NI 10 BxP 0-R4 J8BxRP R-N7 11 B-OR3 BxP 29 P-K3 RxP 12 N-04 NxN 30 BS P-K4 13 0xN OR-B1 31 B-B3 PR5 14Q-B4 P-KN4(a) 32 R-QI PxP 15 0-K3 R-B2 33 RPxP R-B7 16 0R-Q1 R-Kl 34 B-K2 R-N7 17R-04 P-N4 35 8-03 Resigns ISQxNP P-KR3 Pauan1 15.30 Istvan Bilek won the Hungarian championship, 13 followed by Delys, Honfi and Forintos, 12, Polgar, 11, etc. Notable absentees were Por-tisch, Szabo and Barcza. fat W. Balcerowski placed first in the Polish championship at Lublin, 10 ahead of Doda, g'-i, Sydor, 9, Filipowicz and Grab-czewski, 8'4 each, etc.

OOCOOCrlia-rcboisc light green and bistre stamp will be issued, also illustrated, marking he hectare reforested in France, and a 30 c. commemorating i TRAFOKO BEL MONU BIANCO (a) The beginning of a series of Tal thrusts aimed to pose difficult tactical problems that will soften up Dr. Max Blieden, 94, died at (Zfp July 16 to mark the opening of Johannesburg. Three times na tional champion. The late Boris the Mont Blanc Tunnel be tween France and Italy.

(ft. TTxi. Austria issued on Aug. 13 a 1.50 S. stamp portraying the Hungarian surgeon, Dr.

Ignaz Philipp Semnelweis, on the the opposition, (bl Bl. no doubt, counted heavily on this follow-up to his 14th, but Spassky refutes the whole idea with coolness and accuracy, emerging finally a piece up. When Tigran Was A Cub The following game, played in 1944 when the world champion was a schoolboy, already shows the blend of simplicity and subtlety that baffled the opposition in his senior years. PETROFF DEFENCE Gturday Features centenary of his death. This Y-3096 Kostich, after his world tour in the 20's, said he was the strongest opponent he had met in the southern hemisphere.

Minnesota defeated Manitoba 18-7 in their 29th annual match at Detroit Lakes. Manitoba lost six games by default. Western Hopes Eclipsed The defeat of Bent Larsen, Danish grandmaster, by Mikhail Tal pts.) in the Challengers tourney makes certain an all-Russian semi-final and final of the current world series. Larsen was the sole surviving representative of the western democratic bloc from the preliminary Zonal and Inter-Zonal tourneys. Tal now meets Boris Spassky, SEW SPEEDY SATURDAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE White: Black: T.

Petrosian Neshesov White Black White Black 1 P-K4 P.K4 9 N-B3 P-B3(a) 3. KB3 N-KB3 10 0-0-0 0-0 3 NxP P-Q3 11 KR-K1 B-B4? 4N-KB3 NxP 12 N-04 B-N3(b) 5 0-K2 Q-K2 13B-N4II B-OKc) 6 P-03 N-KB3 14 B-B8I B-N3 7 B-N5 OxOch 15 BxP BxN BxQ B-K2 BxR Resigns Rijtttn By Htrb ACROSS 83 Great 84 Over there. 85 Crecy warrior. 87 Garden flower. 76 Robert Louis Stevenson's Samoan home.

77 Site of Theodore Roosevelt's Long Island home: 2 words. 78 American Black 8 Pieces (a) Fearing N-N5, but Bl. It falling behind while Wh. will soon be completely mobilized Better 9 B-02 and N-B3. (b) This proves fatal, (c) Simpl as the position seems there is really no defence.

If 13 NxB 14. BxB, NxBP; 15 BxR, NxR 1 R-KII, P-B3; 17. R-QS and soon BxQP etc. Or, 13.., R-Kl; 14 BxN, PxB; 15. R-K2, K-Bt 16 OR-K1 and Bl.

cannot go N-R3 because of 17. B-Q7. rail. celebrated doctor made great discoveries in the application of antiseptics in the realms of surgery and in combating puerperal fever. 43 Paris area.

44 Kitchen utensil. 47 Free from. 48 High notes 49 Home of Charles Dickens: 2 words. 51 Her Majesty's Inspector: Abbr. 52 Polish seaport.

My captain:" 2 words. 57 Exist. 58 Indonesian island. 59 Spanish gold. 60 Everyone: Ger.

61 Historic New Eng a 9 3 4 fit 1 ft i 0 I kill j-fefQV i 37 Overlook. 38 Setting. 39 Former movie siar. 40 Fruit part. 42 Mother: Comb form.

43 Hudson River scenic area. 44 A Southern state: Abbr. 45 Novelist Zola. 46 Routes. 49 Engage in sport.

50 Sacred picture. 53 Weaver-birds. 54 Liverpool prison. 56 Inter- diction. 58 Small animals.

59 Dutch 61 Fungua tissue. 62 Expectant one. 63 School home of eminent PROBLEM NO. 953 V. Lider White mates in two moves.

(Solution next week) Greece is issuing two sets of three values on Sept. 11. One to mark the XXIV Balkan Games which will be held In Greece during the first ten days of September at the new Karaiskakis Stadium depicted on the 6d. stamp. The Id.

Solution to last week's Problem No. 952 (Beszczynski): Key, 1. N-KN5. Solution today's Quiz No. 745 (Wehnert vs Liess): 1.

Kt', R-Ql; I. Q-N5I, RxPch (what 3. K-Rll, RxPch) 4. KxR wins. la DOWN IThe queen's aviators.

2 Heroic poem. 3 Washington Irving's home. 4 Church features. 5 Unreliable ones. 6 Follow.

7 Small moldings. 8 Sphere. 9 Deprive of property. 10 Blessed: Dail. 11 Biblical brother.

12 African mammals. 13 Hydrocarbon. 14 Insignifi- cant one. 15 Compass point. 16 George Mason's home: 2 words.

17 Buffalo's neighbor. 20 Small drums. 22 Bristle. 24 Zane Grey character. 32 whiz.

34 Fixed. 35 Water bird. 36 Heavenly body. ,4 1 Season again. 7 Stimulate.

12 Hall (J.F. Cooper's home). 18 Italian region. 19 Novelist 21 Foreign Service officers: Swedish. 23 Napoleonic abode.

25 Property title receiver. 26 Showed anger. 27 Astringent. 28 Invalid food. 29 Held a conference.

30 Years: Abbr. 31 Count Alfred de (Fr. writer). '33 Water carrier. '35 Lab vessel.

36 Playwright Hart. 38 Having hair. 39 Telescope part. 40 Golf club VIP. 41 Friend from 23 across.

42 Tiny gnat. White 9 Pieces 88 Reddish-yellow. 89 Theater sign. 90 Chemical suffix. 91 Wallace (silents star).

92 Faulkner novel. 93 School auxiliaries. 94 Lithuanian. 96 Botch. 97 Biblical mountain.

S8 Bring to court. 99 fours. 100 Varnish. 101 Musical instrument. 103 Happy ones.

106 Direct route. 108 Lord home: 2 words. 111 Greeks. 112 Construction worker. 113 Interwine.

114 Beliefs. 115 Boxlike wagons. 116 Remain: 2 words. 79 Biblical patriarch. 82 Prayers.

83 Deteri-orators. 86 Monogram of recent President. 88 Synonym for 56 down. 91 School period. 92 Saint's day.

93 Mexican state. 94 Ali 95 Warning. 96 French painter. 97 Cavalryman of India. 98 Put bias in news.

100 Vigorous. 102 Haberdashery item. 104 Roman period. 105 Dry: Span. 107 Linden tree.

109 Pro 110 Desire. Readers Ask fit -it i in It if 'm i i-rf ri flesh or an animal that de (Somt of tho questions an SPEEDY SEW JOB The news is In the top-stitched welt like seams, and all the young crowd, as well as those who like to think and look young, know it. Only three major pattern pieces in this speedy sew job with six buttons purely for decoration. Gray flannel is back in the news to try it, or any fabric with enough body to hold the shape. Spadea's exclusive ready-to-wear sizes produce a better fit.

See chart for size best for you. NOTE: This is a short dress with a finished length 2" above the knee. land home: 5 words. 68 Church court. 69 Intimate: Slang.

70 Impressed deeply. 71 Grande 72 Messengers. 75 Arabian gulf. 76 Decamp: Slang. 80 Chess pieces.

81 Historic James River mansion. value shows the flag of the games (printing 5,300,000) and the 2d. the modal for the games (3 million) while the 6d. will have a printing of 700,000. The other set will commemorate the XVI Astro-nautic Congress which is being held in Athens.

The 50 1. 2 words. 64 Hope: Lat. 65 Pitcher. 66 "The (A.

Hamilton's home.) 67 Girl's name 73 Bird call. 74 Celtic Neptune. 75 Ardent. vours members of its own species. 9.

The Latin words "Sic tibi could be translated as "Thus for you may the earth be light." 10. Greater amilton's population is 395.189, Greater Windsor's 193.365 and Greater London's 181,283 (1961 census). St. Lambert Man Faces Arson Trial QUEBEC (CP) Alfred Sizes Bust Waist Hips 'Length 8 33 23 34 16Vi inches 10 34 2t 35 16Mi 12 35 25 36 14 3K'j 2fi'a 37'i 17 16 38 28 39 17Vi A From Nape of Neck to Waist. Misses Size 12 requires 2V yards of 42" fabric for Dress.

To order Pattern Y-3096, state size; send $1.25. Pattern Book 28 is available for Duchess of Windsor Pattern Book with 55 designs is available for $1.00. Canadian currency accepted at par. Address SPADEA, Box 1005, Dept. CMZ-1, New York, N.Y.

10001. Cyr, 44, of nearby St. Lambert, Thursday was sent to trial at i I I 1 shows the symbols of the planets in the solar system (3 million), 2.50 d. an astronaut (2 million) and 6d. the meeting of two space ships (one million).

Western Europeans Hit By Severe Rain swered by tho library of Tho Gazette during tho past wotk.) 1. What was the old name for Scotland? 2. What is the population of the world? 3. Who wrote this verse: "I keep six honest serving men, They taught me all I knew Their names are Why and Where and When And How and What and 4. Where is Axel Hciberg Island? 5.

What would the abbreviation "dl" mean in a French cookbook? 6. When was Drury's Res-tsurant in Montreal torn down? 7. For how many days will Expo be open? 8. What is the definition of the word 9. How would you translate the Latin words, said of Churchill: i tibi terra le 10.

How do the Onlario cities of London, Hamilton and Windsor rank in population? ANSWERS 1 old name for Scotland was Caledonia. 2. The world's population was estimated in 1963 as 3,218,000,000. 3. The verse beginning "I keep six honest is from Rudyard Kipling's "The Serving Men." 4.

Axel Heiberg Island, one of the Queen Elizabeth Islands in the Northwest Territories, is west of Ellesmere Island and north of Baffin Island. 5. The abbreviation 1 might mean decilitre. 6. Drury'st Restaurant was torn down in November, 7.

Expo will be open for 184 days. 8. A cannibal is defined as a human being who eats human ji it i 7 7" To 77 ii IT" 201 -pj- 3T" 15 IT 32 J4 Si jo Ij; 5T "4o 4l 4i 44 4b 46 47 43 49 bO wmm bT bi 4 55 bb bl 62 oi 4 oi t6 6 mmJ-m. 77" 73 7ST TT a 30 sT" 82 ii 34 o6 i o8 35- aT 57" L. mmm La i 9b 0 9 98 99 loo ToT ibT To3 lot r- l0 loi" 109 rrn t4tmi rl 1 1 1 1 Tuesday.

From sudden floods that washed out bridges in the Alpine foothills to cloudburst-inundated Trapani in western Sicily the known dead mounted to 3S. Still incomplete reports indicated 35 are missing. Tens of thousands were homeless. Damage to buildings and crops ran into uncounted millions of dollars. the fall assizes on charges of arson and conspiracy to commit arson.

Judge Thomas Tremblay decided to send Cyr lo trial on the basis of evidence presented at a preliminary hearing in connection with a fire in 1962 that destroyed a restaurant owned by the accused. Cleophas Couture, 44, of Quebec, testified that he bought the restaurant from Cyr after the fire because he wanted to receive the insurance. He said Cyr told him after the restaurant had been burned: "That was beautiful fire." Couture said he paid Cyr $2,500 for the restaurant and received an insurance cheque for $4,000. Lay Away Plan SYDf'EY, N.S.W. (Reu-ters) Esther Mandula, 64, pleaded guilty Friday to stealing a nightdress from a store here but told the judge she only took it to "look nice" on her death bed.

The judge, saying he did not believe her, ftnd her the equivalent of Bus Route 50 Extends Run A new north-south bus service ROME Drenching rain poured on flood-stricken Italy for the third straight day Friday. Officials feared 1 he death toll from flood and land-slide might reach 60. The skies opened up on other parts of Europe. Austria counted four deaths from flood, bursting dams and landslides. Heavy rains swept northern Spain, parts of France, most of Germany, Switzerland and western Yugoslavia.

No relief was in sight for the next 24 hours in Italian flood disaster areas covering one-tenth of Italy's total territory. Rome was almost entirely cut off from the north by road and rail and most of the tourist-r rowded city is expected to be without drinking water until it least next along Wilderton Ave. will begin running next Tuesday. This Is an extension of Mount Royal Route 50. The new routing: From Mount Royal along Bellingham, Cote St.

Catherine, Wilderton, Ekers Passenger Killed JAMMU, Kashmir (Reuters) Twenty-seven persons were killed and two seriously injured when a bus plunged down a steep bank on a mountain road about 100 miles northeast of Jammu Thursday, Indian offiicals said to Bates Rd. on the northbound run. Southbound buses will operate along Wilderton. Plantagenet, Cote St. Catherine, Mont Royal $36.28.

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