The Gazette from Montreal, Quebec, Canada • 27

"TH GAZETTE, SATURDAY. MAY 13. 1950 27 bv d'Alessfr THESE WOMEN! Feature ft' mJhTttmm ihmmmiiiih i i 1 1 1 1 i i ir in in TlSrfii Hi "I See By ht (Baztttt 25 cars Ago This Week May 7- 13, 1925 trump queen, and' difficult choice of! with his own then faced a plans. liess ews, Views Move By DAIN In today deal the slam rcntract required some speculation in both the bidding and the play. North, dealer.

Neitner 6ide vulnerable. GAME SITDV NO. "3 Montreal, died In hi 59th year. I t-Colonel Ernest John Chambers, Gentleman I'sher of ALIENS SMI' OGLED BY PLANE: In the midst pri-t-inf plans for suppressing alirn The "percentage" line of play in such a case as this is hard to determine. Many f.xjjrfl uould pnbahly take an immediate spade finesse, and this might easily be the only-path to success.

As the cards lay, however. South was lucky in deciding upon a different approach. NORTH S. A 8 5 3 smuggling by automobile from the Black Rod in the Senate for 4 21 vears. died suddenly at his Mr? M.

Stronach and Mrs Tv. Szaw-lo 2-2 each. Max Eberhard. formerly of this rity and ni the C.C.. Pans, France, is winner of the Winnipeg Montreal to the I'nited States, local hradquarte rs of thi U.S.

10 3 A 8 H. D. C. WEST S. 10 6 2 Immigration Service received a UA EAST 9 4 9 7 3 8 5 2 9 5 A 8 S.

H. D. C. H. D.

C. championship. startling jolt from Information Standing of the "players in the; that an airplane was presumed to championship candidates be the latest vehicle in at Budapest: Boleslav-i class smuggling scheme, 7-3; Keres. b-4: Particulars of the scheme un-Srryslov and Stahlberg. 54-4v4i earthed by the border police pars" Kotov.

5-5: Najdorf. trol were not divulged. The and Szabo. 4-6 derstanding was that the plane 7 6 3 2 SOUTH S. 7 tie iea to tne spade ace.

rutted a spade, then overtook the club queen with the king. Now he hopefully ruffed a second spade, looking forj the drop of the king. When this, break did not develop, he overtook hi trump jack with dummy's king, and ruffed still another spade with his last trump, the ace. On this! round, West discarded a club. South led his club four to; dummy's jack, and carefully noted i the fall of East's nine.

Now the dia-j mond 10 drew East's trump, and; West discarded the heart When the spade queen was cashed 5 2 10 6 rinnr. 3-7. The first two are stu: 7 4 H. D. C.

The bidding: 4 7- was making frequent trips from Montreal to northern New York, carrying into the United States aliens inadmissible under the quota law who were willing to i undefeated with eight more round: to go. The 51st annual USA. Open 1 i scheduled for Deltoit. Mich East Pass Pass Pas South 2 hearts 3 diamonds fi diamonds West Pass Pass Pass 'A July 10-22. There will also be an! pay big money to get into the JL Open championship for women loi republic.

which Canadian plavers are cordial-! Through the method intro- iv invited. This event will last one' durd early in 1525 io rnpe wiih North 1 spade 3 clubs 4 diamonds Pass Although not bad, it White N. May Karff vs Rosa Germanova Pass the final contract was week only. Many Canadians are increasing smuggling activity, the evnertpH in take advantage of the, officers were able to learn names ''u obvious that both is this ear. iwui convenient locale I of persons believed to be organ-! izers and promoters of the est let go the heart jack and the situation was crystal-clear to declarer.

He exited from dummy with the heart four and West, in with ace, had to return a club. South took the marked finesse in dummy, and scored up his slam. It would not have saved West to ditch the heart ace South would simply cash the club ace, then kad a heart through East, (Copyrigtht. 1960, by Ely Culbertson.) White to play and win. i2 pntntst.

An lnterestin game played he SOLUTION: No. (Niisson- tween two ladies in a German Book; 1 Q-Q3. wins a oiete. event. I.

Zalvs Wins Again Tw DEFEMCf Ignas Zalys. who recently won the! partners rather extended themselves during the bidding. South would have had comparatively clear sailing if West had led a heart, spade or a club, but West's actual selection was shrewder a trump. South won the first trick scheme. With the landing in Montreal of hundreds of immigrants early in May.

1925, many proceeding is the I'nitrd States, with others anxious to obtain the necessary permission to enter, extra efforts were exerted both in Montreal and at the border to Would you like to know what I 'm going to buy with th money I'll earn for this jury duty?" summer home in Vaudreuil. He was 63. TWO POLITICAL I With higher taxes, a mounting public debt, the railway problem unsolved, exodus to the U.S. draining the life blood of the country. a5 the record of the Liberal) government elected in 1921, the time has come, argued Hon.

Andre Fauteux, at a Conservative meeting, to throw aside party shackles and to think in ternis of Canada rather than of pa-ssion and prejudice. It was not honest, he said, but was even cowardly and the act uf poiironns for the Liuffti' patty to claim that the Conservatives were responsible entirely for the war debt, for the railway financial burden, and for the Canadian Government Merchant Marine. Mr. Fauteux contended that in each case the responsibility should be shared. Speaking at the Reform Club, Quebec Premier Alexandre Tasch-ereau said that the (Liberal) government had adopted as its policy the motto of "honesty and courage," and he defied anyone to show any act to the contrary.

He spoke of the work at Quebec and pointed out the desire of the government for autonomy for Montreal even against attempts on the part of some Montreal interests to have changed the system approved by the people. Montreal, said the premier, will be absolute master of its own destinies, according to its expressed will. PR. SH AREHOLDERS MEETING: In an address which covered the vital issues facing Canada, President E. W.

Beatty stressed at the 44th annual general meeting of the shareholders of the Canadian Pacific Railway Company, the need of immigration and announced there would be no relaxation of the company's efforts in that direction. In reviewing the general rail 8'3cV B-K2 kf)-Kl QR5 pionsnip ot tne eness iuo: p.K4 p.K4 to his growing list of tuornament, 2 KtKB3 Kt-QB3 KI-B3 B-B2 prevent entry of inadmissible B1 1 aliens. Rn4 victories when he relied out Lionel 3 B-B4 Joyner in the final round of play; last week-end. Joyner. who is only! eighteen, may go far in the gamp if 7 Kt-B3 his interest continues.

Third and: 03 fourth places went to H. Parent 1 ,2 KtxP PQ4 QB QQ1 B-KK15 B-R4 BKt3 B3 16 K1-K4 17 18 P-KB3 19 K-K'l 20 Kt-QKt3 21 Q-Q? 22 QB1 23 P-B3 24 K-B2 la) 25 Kt.QBP 26 27 RB 28 Q.R 29 B5 B-Ki5 RQR4! PP B-QB4 B.Kt RkR RjP Kt3 x. i-oiner. inirtysix piayers siai n-a Q.K2 in the preliminaries with eighteen 12 602 1' O'ln ((J) fastlM 14 BK3 Kt-QS 15 BKt P.B I ir I 9 i. ON YOUR WAV 11 as OsLlttr- HOME FROM THE flw f-yfV, VL-rTy'" Vjvp 1 MtPkt Iki SA.ftrw'j qualifying for the final.

Eastern-Canadian Team Championship The triangular team match with (a KtR. B.Pch; 27. B-KUeti, etc. Queen's Gambit Accepted Wife- (who is olaving chess wi'h Montreal, Ottawa and Quebec par- ticiDating and sihduled for this friend husband) "Don't you know Sunday afternoon will bring to- tnat todav is mv birthdav?" gether some of the best players lr Husband: (abstractedly) Is the country. Canadian champion Wife: "Yes.

aren't you going to Maurice Fox will head the Mont- give me something as a birthday real team, while Dr. Bohatircrm1- will lead the Ottawa group, anJ. Husband- "I had forgotten all Jules Therien that of Quebec. Play1 about it Certainly. I'll give von w'ill take place at the Montreal! something, my dear.

I'll let you CC, 901 St. Catherine St. na; 1a 1. SWlFV ZZTu 111 Stealthily he creeps mflty rlvW way situation, the president wel- 11 interested are invited to watch. From the recent world championship and the only game lost by the new champion.

A very creditable achievement for the American representative, who is well-known these parts having given exhibitions in Montreal and Quebec a few-years ago. RUY LOPEZ PROBLEM COMPETITION' Problem No. 115 By Mrs. W. J.

Baird (England) White: (12 pes.) Black: 6 pes Forsyth notation: 1B6: 2kt5: P1KT1P2R: P1K3KT1: 4Fk2: lQ2p2p: 6ktP: 1P4R1. mste in t'1 move Problem 116 By Mrs. H. P. Strong (England) (USSR) Black KtxP WMtf White: (10 pes.) Black: (7 pes.) w-B2j Forsvth notation: 2B2BKTb: 1K6: 2Plk3: 2Plktp2: 5p2: P4KT2: R3! White mates in two moves.

OxKt i SOLUTIONS: No. Ill, Key Q-R. Kt-K4jNo. 112, Key R-BS. LADDER: M.

Michaels is the u-in-K Bl ner of the March cumulative con-k ki test with a total score of 143 points. is Mr. Michaels second win during the period. Other high scores (U A Black PK4 KI-QB3 B-B4 P-B4 BPP PKt Kt B3 Cast Ips 0 K2 KR1 PQR4' RB RBI Kl.Ql QQ P-QK13 PxP KI-B2 BR3 RB 22 KtxKP 23 KtxP 24 QR Ql 25 P-KR3 26 K7 27 QR-K1 23 QR 29 Kt-K5 30 Q7 31 Kt-B7! RxR 33 QK17 34 R(6)-R7 IS R.KlPrh 36 R(R7)-B7ch 37 R-Kt7 38 KKt8ch 39 R.Rch 40 Ktb 41 RkRP Whilt 1 P-K4 2 KI.KB3 3 B-Kt5 4 B3 5 Q4 6 PxB 7 QBP 8 Kt5 9 CtlM 10 B-QB4ch 11 PQKt4 12 B.Kt! 13 05! 14 Kl5 15 Kt Q2 16 Q-Q6 17 PQ 18 KR Kl 19 BxP 20 KI-B4 21 BxB CAMPAIGN SAH) INSINCERE: Insincerity marks the Made-In-Canada campaign of the Canadian Manufacturers' Association, for some manufacturers who strongly suppoit tiie movement are depriving Canadian labor of wages by buying their own materials and equipment abroad, the Trades and Labor Council decided. Flat declaration that the association's campaign was "mere humbug' was the proposal that the local of the International Union of Machinists asked the council to endorse.

Delegates generally, however, prefprred to defer adopting a motion and the matter went to the executive committee which would try to prove the manufacturers' insincerity by concrete facts. The resolution presented by the machinists to the council read; "Whereas, the Canadian Manufacturers' Association is most vociferous in inducing the Canadian public to buy goods made in Canada: whereas, we are not in a position to swear to the sincerity of those professions; tncrctorc DC it resolved wc lsvs good reasons to believe that those professions of concern about work for Canadian labor are mere humbug." Asking the council to endorse the resolution, a delegate said that the decision had resulted from information that had reached his union. They had heard that the Canadian National Railways. City of Montreal, and many big firms in Canada were placing orders constantly in Britain, the U.S. and other foreign countries, when the goods could just as well be bought in Canada.

PEOPLE IN THE NEWS: Dr. Edward S. Archibald, professor of surgery of the Faculty of Medicine, surgeon at the Royal Victoria Hospital, graduate in Arts and Medicine at McGill University, was elected vice-president of the American Surgical Society, the leading surgical association on the continent. At the same time he was elected president of the American Association for Thoracic Surgery. S.

M. Macnab was chosen president of the Electrical Club or Montreal at its closing luncheon for the season J924-25. J. A. Shaw, electrical engineer for the Canadian Pacific Railway in Montreal, was elected president of the Canadian Railway Club.

Mr. Justice Bruneau set aside the marriage of William Munro on the ground that it had been performed without Munro's consent. Munro claimed that he learned "only a few months ago" that he had gone through a marriage ceremony on May 28, 1918, while he was too intoxicated to know what he was doing. Edouard de Belle-feuille Panet, C.M.G., D.S.O.. and Legion of Honor, resigned as head of the Quebec Liquor Commission.

Howard H. Ransom, for IT year chairman of the board of assessors of the City of Westmount and lay secretary of the Synod of the diocese of Kt-M are: t. ae L. casauit, u-: 11 ij- James. 110; P.

Richer, 107; P. WLr, I croNtis to TH6 VH 'rV A IMNKiOa fei'J t-LUbt on thl helpless LITTLE ones rWTaF 3 A iY7ki can no longer 1 Ejs TtdhJMltSS I KlfJlw 4 DEFEND THEM 'WNt-WVlli A lr ftJB 'e'Pge' riiainr ncmiT tJT 1 iri 1 tiuLctl ortr a Tua jT iOPKii WSgB PBW, MY PEOPLE IUT IF ONLY ABB 40CML OF Htf MWNfitS- 0 fcWS IF Tf) WE WOMT H1PE HERB, UV.N6 SUCH WHO AEE I THE LOCAL iSSMPAWNY SOLPI6K WITH MW CONTEMPT FOR THE WERE TO 1MB WO? OFF YOLie UMPER6E0UNI7' LIM) SKILLED IN fl( ITUAT10M.y6RE4T WEAP0H4. MY- PEOPLE USURPER, THEY ARB rww REW I Chess Res if Hal! kt.K inttori whitli Back aood countf Ufarchand, lOfi; D. Slatkin, 104; C. Castonguay, 100.

New competitors may enter the solving contest at any time. Keys only required and these must reach the problem editor. A. A. Fagan.

The Gazette, 1000 St Antoine within nine days of publication tor crfdit on the ladder. Two points for two-movers and three for three-movers. A prize is awarded the top ittarkirq than'-'. Now White gets 1 strong bii'd en Black's (b! the Pawn for a o'n which quick ly leads to the win of the 'exchange'. ITEMS Leaders in the ladies city championship at the end of the fourth round are: Mrs I.

Steven, 4-0; Miss comed the fart that there was less apathy towards the railway siuation on the part of the public. He pointed out that the burdens as to railways then borne by the people were due not to failure of private management, but to ever rcr.e'.ry; tlsn, titer the projects were conceived by government or private enterprise. Mr. Beatty reiterated his desire that the C.P.R. should work in harmony with, the Canadian National Railways.

He assured the shareholders that they should be under no apprehension, as to adverse or unfair action, In the working out of the railway problems of the country. He said no proposals had been made by the company or the government in the matter except those having to do with the question of reducing economic waste through the elimination as far as possible of duplicate service. ITEMS TAKEN AT RANDOM: Mayor Joseph Beaubien exercised the veto power of his office to prevent decision being given by Outremont city council for the construction of duplex houses on Pagnuelo avenue between St. Catherine road and Maplewood avenue. Decision of the mayor to take this action came as an unexpected climax to a lengthy and heated debate on the pros and eons of duplex houses.

Pressure by proprietors to change the mayor's attitude was of no avail, and their pleadings changed to anger with the leaders leaving the council chamber. During the year ending April 30, 1925, the board of censors of moving pictures of Quebec examined 2.171 films. The censors modified 24 per cent, accepted 66 per cent, and reconstructed the rest, most of which had previously been refused. Alderman H. J.

Garrity, chairman of the Verdun Protestant School Trustees, announced that school fees in Verdun would be abolished simultaneously with the slicing in half of the school tax. Funds amounting to nearly $500,000 were voted by the City Council for public works in Montreal, of which one half was for street pavements. F. Bone. 3-1; Miss D.

Robertson. 'solver at the end of each month rSioned letter pertaining to personal henifh and hyoiene, not to disease diagnosis or treatment, will be answered by Dr. Brady if a self-addressed stamped em-elope is enclosed. Letters should be brief and torttten in tnlc. Owing to the large numbers of letters received only a lew can be answered here.

JVo reply can be made to queries not conforming to instructions. Address Dr. William Brady, Bct-erly Hills, Canadian postage stamps are acceptable. Readers addressing letters to Dr. Brady will please include the trord CANADA on their return envelopes, as these letters have to be forwarded from Dr.

Brady's ofjire for mailing here. It is requested that readers use standard size envelopes that will hold a small booklet. natural washing of mucous membrane surfaces does good or harm. In my own opinion acknowledge I way be unduly prejudiced it is better to do nothing at all than It is to overdo the business of ONCE AGAIN THE OLD HOKUM Bl'NKKM Peoplt who are ignorant of physiology, hygiene, pathology, bacteriology etc. are the best customers for "antiseptic" or "germicidal" nostrums.

I'd prefer a mouthwash or gargle of plain soapy water (which tastes merely clean, not unpleas- vau mftv lmaPine) or of a gargling or spraying as so many misguided Wiseacres do. I get a chucKie out of the hand some magazine pictures of poor peeks getting their feet wet and few drops 01 iodine a glass or "ir jy A. Af arirl en ntmn Mams lime BLtii luc Kaixic iuu sav teaspoonful of powdered tine with the powerful smelling boric acid dissolved in a pint of ranmeptic" But the chuckle 0 KIE BRIDGE BAG hot water, to anv "powerful- uurumm titptic or germicide you could how much the geeks rrugh save if they were not so gullible. Not only name about "antiseptic" nostrums but CITATIONS FROM CITADEL CITY If I believed or learea 1 were. nihor thino thpv developing acute sore throat orllhjnk jhfv must use jn evervday C-R-l of any kind, I doubt ll jhings that are not worth in a well regulated use Tniiui riw dsn i v-v.

itri0f room IF2 diS Hafe "Ew2 CcLtter tr, 7m0, to the new star for having played right through without cracking, under the strain of leading the field in the afternoon session. We have seen veterans fold up like a two-dollar suitcase under the same cir tainly I would not use one in me nousehold. fatuous tancy mat 11 couia pu-nlblv abort, stop or relieve the sore throat or other symptoms of the C-R-I any common respiratory infection. I am as ignorant as you are, stupid, about a great many things, Unr.nar, trt ltmU 1 t. TIO All- QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Old Wives' Tales In a discussion that occurred in our office I was the only one of five persons who did not personally know of some one whose hair had in it niiin-iinii AieATNiGHT.

II ftATER THg ENGUSHHO cumstances, and we take our hat off to Dave for retaining his nerve and his composure. Our team put together two straight top-scores, due also to the fact that it had something no other team could lay claim to: IT HAD SAM GOLD ON In keeping with the elements, the iocal crowd went on the rampage at the Quebec tournament last week-end. Three out of four of the Quebec trophies are now in Montreal: the ladies' pairs, the open teams and the open pairs. You will perhaps recall thai a few weeks ago we reported the results of the open individual, and expounded to the best of our ability the playing prowesses of Madame Yvonne Salme. We look back with pride upon that specific column, and pat ourselves on the back lor presenting such accurate praise, as the lady in question proved beyond a doubt that she is right in there Ditching for the title of IT! We can't close off comments on tiseptie or germ-killing substance I turned white not just overnight but a person can use will destroy an hour or two.

T. tease germs or even prevent them I Answer-Four prevaricators and from miitliplviiig when the germs an honest man. are in the tissues No remedy or c0ld Shots nostrum "penetrates" the surface to "go to work" on the germs that; ease give your opinion of co the team game without due posies to our own partner, Ralph Cohen, who went over the 200-point mark with this victory, and probably had the same idea in the back of his mind as we had: LET'S BRING P. (best lflrtv nlaver). are causing the trouble.

This is true, vu no mallei- how powerful the nosl-d aw very healthy but they an irum looks or smells. It is always having colds and a docto l' the. says they should have cold shots ar doctor Iv.w good an actress the. says tney snouio nave coia Last week-end, we scored a re- DAVE IN! In the open pairs game, another top-notch Montreal pair. C.

no matter prater in tne ladlis. palrSi wltn "nurse" is who poses for the pretty w- Wi Madame Salme as our partner, and picture It i true, no matter ho.v Answer Better hygiene in the if we ever played opposite a bridge r-ninent the" barber I mean the home and at school might keep the machine, that was the time! Soli-surgeon or the "scientist" cnildren free from most infections, dity and accuracy are two of the there at his microscope. Send twenty-five cents and stamp- major requisites in winning a lad- Iii anv case the use of mouth- ed srlf-addressed envelope for lies' pairs, and where those two wash gargle or spray can accom- booklet CALL IT C-R-I. My advice qualities are concerned, we commit plish' no more than momentary is don't inflict such bacterins most frequent sins of omission, washing away of secretions on the tonal vaccines) on children or anyjThat trophy was the easiest one we mucous membrane surface. It is else.

lever won, for the good reason that qiipsiinnahlp whether such un-1 opvigiit. iftM), hy John T. Dille Co.ljwe had practically nothing to do "Tony" Geoffrion and John Ray-nault, copped the brass ring with a tremendous game in the finals, after turning in top-score in their section in the qualifying round. "Tony" is another of our local players who got over 200 in that tournament, and if we keep it up at this rate, the first thins you know, WE'LL BEAT TORONTO! j. b.

b. BRIDGE RESULTS Mount Royal Bridge Academy: Duplicate: Mrs, M. Cramer and A. Little and Mr. Gottheil and Mr.

Lazarus, tied. Mrs. M. Roncarelli and J. Wiser.

wim we just sai mere ana collected Mam'selle Yvonne, as we call her, did it all! In Hie open iesmn, hail the de A LITTLE HUMOR An FBI investigator discovered to It," deprecated the half-wit. "I snoot first ana draw tne circles ev i ii fin if i si" nuinshin In a West Virginia town. lightful experience of seeing a new slar rise in the bridge horizon, vhen Dave "That's our Pop" Mendel, partnered with no less than Sam Cold, won his first major event. Ralph Cohen and yours truly, the other half of the team, were as tickled as Dave to have rwzs imSy Wt i 'I rY 1 On trees, fences, and walls were countless bull's-eyes, with the biii-let-hole in the absolute centre. The The busybody was pumping the local doctor about the recent de- FBI man demanded an inti odurtitiii nue of the town's richest man.

to the Dead-eye Dick responsible I "You knew him well," she said, and McGill View Bridge Club: Mrs .1 Bayer and Mrs. Leclaire. Miss S. been able to contribute to his vie F.lhcott and Don Logan. Mm.

for this spectacular shooting and then coyly inquired: "How much tory gnd the jjrm on cou'nten. led -to the village half of his wealtn did he after lh gam gave us a blg- Crevier nd A DesRnrher "Greatest Shooting 1 ever 1 With a tlD of his hat. the old l.ter thrill than anv trnnr.v wa ever I.lnton RrMr a rr.ti.r marvelled the FBI man. "How in doctor replied: "All of it, madame, carted home! 'punt game ill be held on Sundav to worid do ou do it?" all 0 iU" Due credit should be accorded i.nd the 1M9-1MQ Trophy presented..