The Gazette from Montreal, Quebec, Canada • 50

The GAZETTE, Montreal, Moy 8, 1971 10 STSftflP.S Saturday Crossword Puzzle By ELAINE SCHORR France Is Issuing June 1 a 50c. stamp showing a view of Grenoble, marking the 44th National Congress of French Philatelic Societies there. and dark blue stamp showing a portrait of Princess Gina von Leichtenstein printed in line-engraved intaglio by the Austrian Government Printing Works, Vienna, and by the same printers a 50 r. Europa fife HrMIMMMIIHMH 3 HEPUBUQUe FRANCAI5E On the same date a GOc. plus 10c.

semi-postal stamp will be placed on sale portraying Henri Farman, aviation pioneer, the surtax for the French Red Cross. 7" 3" 4 5 a "i 10 14 IS I It IS TiT" 2T" 77" -i a 3JJ IT" i4 36 3 JB 3a Ui Uz 43 44 4i 40 pa 49 I po OO bl 62 I 103 04 Oi b6 Jb 169 mm-mm 7o" 71 li 4 7b 7b 77" 78 79 jaO jdl 82 83 84 I i8t 86" 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94' 9b" 96" 97 98 99 100 101 102 ToT IoT 105 lob Io7 ToT TTo TTI HI TTT ACROSS 1 White matter of the brain. 5 Kind of story. 9 Burgandy and clarets. 13 Curly: Span.

19 They might be white. 20 Intense dislike: It. 21 Ambler. 22 Some chickens. 23 A kind of words.

2G Aida, etc. 27 Unpleasant sensation. 28 Moves in a way: 2 words. 30 Between Pisces and Taurus. 31 Relig.

order. 33 Debut for one. 34 Anita. 35 Herring kegs. 37 Presents a red herring.

39 de joie. 40 Actor Hatfield. 41 Mild oath. 43 Ordinals: Abbr. 44 Counterbalance.

47 Is that Ire. 48 Waste allowance. 49 Certain sets. 50 Disillusion. 51 Get ready for a show: 3 I words.

54 Coolers. 55 Metric I measure. I 56 Command to i ahorse. ACROSS 57 Dr. Doolittle's predecessor.

58 Virtuous. 59 Chinese dynasty. GO Minus quantity. 63 Moving toward the middle. 65 Sallied.

66 Goulash for one. 67 Saul's chief herdsman. 68 Common contraction. 69 Indian corn. 70 Century: Abbr.

71 Barn sounds. 72 Unrehearsed interpretation: 2 words. 77 Money of a sort. 79 Caesar's buts. 80 Procure.

81 French pronoun. 82 Weapons. 83 Battle site in France: 2 words. 84 Florence's river. 85 D-Day ships: Abbr.

86 Years: Abbr. 87 Office personnel. 89 Pacific or Atlantic. 90 Portuguese navigator. 92 Patty of golf.

93 Medium of abbr. 94 French scows. 96 Introducing. 99 Car parts. 103 Lost one: Colloq.

DOWN DOWN 9 American 54 Boric and caricaturist. Buttons. 10 Occupation 58 Substance, suffixes. 59 Lowly one. 11 Ways for 60 Concentrate slimming: (with on).

2 words. 61 Girl's name. 12 Dogmas. 62 Barely 13 Shut. succeeds, 14 Nui In a way: (Easter 4 words.

Island). 63 Aquatic bird. 15 Military 64 Regiments: order: 2 Abbr. words. 65 Girl's 1 Momentous name, assignment: 67 Oxford 2 words.

personnel. 17 Art gallery in 69 There's one Madrid. on a clock 18 Dimwits. dial. 24 "Battle Cry" 71 Seas: Fr.

author. 72 One's nature. 25 Fewer. 73 Scooted. 29 Boats of a 74 Too kind: Abbr.

3 words. 32 Expose 75 de plume, sensationally: 76 Main point. 4 words. 78 Ezra Pound 35 African lake. poem 36 Ear: Prefix.

collection. 37 Daytime 79 Become foul, shows. 83 Conflicts. 38 The libido: 84 Poison. Psych.

85 Lengthiest. 39 Rural youth 87 Bridge term, org. members. 88 Mountain 41 Noted name nymph. in theatre.

89 Nun's wear. 42 Relative: 90 Call to Abbr. reveille. 44 Without, in 91 Metal bar. Wiesbaden.

92 Reveals. 45 Ghostlike. 94 Gland: Prefix. 46 Advent of the 95 Fastening, midi. 97 African 48 she terrain, blows!" 98 Secluded 49 Pronoun.

place. 50 Tony the 100 Esau's wife, puppeteer. 101 Faithful. 52 Girl's 102 Plane types: nickname. Abbr.

53 Something to 105 Part of the strike. drug scene. CEPT stamp in this year's design by multi-color offset. A 40 r. in the church patrons series, of St.

Sebastian Nen-dein, will be released on the same date, produced in multicolor photogravure by On June 7 a 40c. stamp will be released featuring aid to rural families, and a 1 F. in RE PUBLICISE fRANCAJ Turkey published a 100 k. multi-colored stamp with an authorized printing of 400,000 1 jprsr ACROSS 108 Scottish Johr et al. 109 Plant disease.

110 Mounts for Arabians. 111 Transport. 112 Tennis stroke. 113 Golf need. DOWN 1 Code word.

2 Willingly. 3 Produce a certain rhythm: 3 words. 4 Covered with certain ACROSS 104 Pass unheeded: 4 words. 106 Storekeeper's regret: 2 words. 107 Apres les printemps.

DOWN flowers. 5 Musical direction. 6 Views. 7 Caesar and others. 8 Get 3 words.

pi 1 April 1 depicting a scene during the Second Battle of Inonu, on the 50th anniversary of the victory. Bid Made The GameiLof Kings BY D. M. LE DAIN SICILIAN White: Markland DEFENCE Black: Klundt QUIZ NO. 1040 Black 13 Pieces PROBLEM NO.

1246 S. Loyd Black 10 Pieces On the 200th anniversary of the birth of the national church pioneer and educator Hans Nielsen Hauge, Norway released April 27 two stamps of 60 ore blue grey and 70 ore reddish brown. The design common to both values is taken from a well known painting made in 1852 by the Norwegian artist Adolph Tide-mand, depicting Hauge's followers, who were knwon as Haugianerne. The stamps were produced by photogravure by Emil Mostue Oslo. (England) (W.

Germany) White Black White Black 1 P-K4 P-QB4 10 B-Q3 1 Q-R4 2 P-OB3 N-KB3 110-0 Q-BP 3 P-K5 N-Q4 12 R-Nl 0-0 4 P-Q4 PxP 13 R-N3 Q-R4 5 PxP P-Q3 14 BxPch! KxB 6 N-KB3 N-QB3 15 N-N5ch K-N3 7 N-B3 NxN 16 R-KR3 B-Q2 8 PxN P-K3 17 N-K4 Resigns 9 PxP BxP KING'S INDIAN DEFENCE the art series showing a painting by G. Rouault. The British Post Office has sent a mobile post office on a six week tour of Scandinavia, visiting six cities in Denmark, Sweden and Norway. This is the first time that the BPO has' undertaken through its philatelic bureau a trade drive of this kind. There will be displays of stamps and presentation packs, and the public will be able to buy current British stamps and a special cover commemorating the tour, bearing a 10 p.

stamp. The covers will be sent back to Edinburgh and cancelled with a special "Scandinavia 71" handstamp. The special pack for the tour contains all twelve of the low value decimal -definitive stamps. The mobile display emphasizes the quality of British stamps and design, and the opportunity which collectors now have of starting a collection of British stamps in the new era of decimals. Sir a Denmark will issue on May 27 a 1 kr.

brown stamp designed by Povl Christensen, 9 rn PL White: Black: Orienter Toran (Austria) (Spain) White Black White Black 1 P-Q4 N-KB3 13 NxN BxN 2 P-QB4 P-KN3 14 B-B6! B-Q3 3N-QB3 B-N2 15 Q-Q2 R-Kl 4P-K4 P-Q3 16B-QB3 B-K2 5 P-K4 0-0 17 Q-R6 P-B3 6 N-B3 P-B4 18 0-0 N-B3 7 P-Q5 P-K3 19 RxBP N-Q5 8 N-B3 PxP 20 B-N4! Q-Ql 9 P-K5 PxKP 21 R-B7! KxR 10 KBPxKP N-N5 22 QxRPch K-Bl 11 B-N5 Q-02 23 BxN! Resigns 12 NxQP NxKP Organ Pipes White 6 Pieces White mates in two (Solution next week) Solution to last week's Problem No. 1245 (Mansfield): Key, 1. Q-BS. Correct solutions No. 1243, P.

Lemire, P. F. Stokes, S. R. Russell.

NO. 1244, L. C. H. Nielsen, P.

Lemire. Solution today's Quiz No. 1040 (Popov vs Riumin): 1.., RxN 2. BxR, 3. KxQ, NxQP dbl.

4. K-N4, B-Blch; 5. K-R4, U-66 mate. Solver L. C.

H. Nielsen offers today's Problem No. 1246 by the immortal Sam Loyd (1841-1911) who composed it when he was 18, "Simple if you see it right off, buistill a teaser it you don't." A DoubwKjrim-shaw (mutual interference between Bs snd Rs). Loyd Invented this picturesque i set-up of the four main pieces and called it 'organ pipes'. Other composers have worked out variations on this theme.

on Aiiiv Hmy J- Ctrrgas n-D- gV UU portraying Hans Egede, on the 250th anniversary of his arrival in Greenland to colonize the country. A very attractive souvenir cover for the first day of the Louis J. Papineau commemorative stamp has been duced by the Royal Philatelic Society of Canada which is holding its 43rd annual convention at Le Chateau Mont-bello. Franked with the Papineau stamp and cancelled on the day of issue, a limited number of covers are available priced at 35 cents each or three for $1. from the honorary secretary, R.P.S.C., Box 3144, Station Ottawa.

IS SHE THE RIGHT GIRL? By SAM MALTIN Montreal is going to play host to a $25,000 party during a five-day card-playing feast at the Sheraton-Mount Royal Hotel, May 20-24. That will be the cost of running the Can-Am Regional Contract Bridge Championships to the Montreal Bridge League. The championship tourna- ment is held here every two and attracts players from all over the continent, with a varied program of events offering an opportunity for participation by all ranks of bridge talent. Unlike other sports, where only the best enter championship events, bridge tournaments are most-': ly open affairs and only a few events restrict entries. Newcomers 'to the game even have their own group session in the novice pairs, a special game which has the attraction that all hands predealt, plus a narrative description of how the bidding and playing should been done, given to participants after the ses-; sion.

Being a big league affair, five-day marathon will bring special directors to act as umpires or referees, and I take full charge of all events. 1 They'll be imported from as I far away as Chicago, while others are coming from New York, Toronto and other cen-iStres. All directors are named 5 by the American Contract Bridge League, which sanctions the Montreal tourney. It costs money to be in the major leagues and the umpir-, ing staff alone is budgeted for $5,000 with an additional billing for sanction fees, 'prizes, supplies and other items, making it a nut to crack. SOCIAL SIDE Another tab of $10,000 will be the cost of rental of playing space and entertainment, which will have a double highlight this year, a traditional wine and cheese party on Friday evening and a "Midnight Frolic" on Saturday.

The latter will be in the form of a dance with the popular Noel Talarico Orches- supplying the music. Other social events, such as "waiting for the scores" par- ties, brunches and sightseeing bus trips are also scheduled. No wonder the MBL is a non-profit organization! CHAIRMAN MAUCH A highlight of the tournament is expected to be the special Saturday morning panel show which will bring together experts on bridge who'll discuss and answer questions on the game. The panel will be chaired by Gene Mauch, manager of the Montreal Expos, and quite a man with a bridge hand. This is a free show and is open to the public.

BOOK FAIR Another special side event will be a bridge book fair arranged by Barclay Bridge Supplies, offering an opportunity for browsing or buying among the latest in text books. There'll be $2.00 specials and free, gifts from Barclay. The Can-Am tournament is already attracting great attention and it should be the biggest ever held here. NON-CAN-AM As a warm-up to the Can-Am and 'as part of their annual special events, the Y.M.-Y.W.H.A. Bridge Club will hold two open events this week.

On Tueday evening they'll play hosts for the Rishikof Trophy meet and on Thursday afternoon at 1.15 there'll be another "everybody welcome" do for the Adolphe Thow Trophy. CLUB RESULTS Alcan: Brian Fraser, Rick Herring; Ari VanDyk, Paul Lemieux. Chateau: Mr. and Mrs. A.

W. Derby; Mrs. E. Merson, K. Gottlieb.

Novices: Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Sinclair; H.

Roy; A. K. Azad. N.S. Mr.

and Mrs. C. F. Clarkson; E. W.

K. Kleinplatz, M. Katz. N.S. Mrs.

L. Tarshis, H. Wexler; E.VV. N. Tanney; J.

Crawford. Club Tournament: N. Kerdman, L. Dubrofsky; Mrs. P.

Banks, G. Lefebvre. R. Hanson, L. Dubrofsky; Mrs.

Y. Saul, G. Derby. Sec. A.

P. Home, S. Brown. Sec. B.

T. I Pivco, E. Kallos. i European: Mrs. U.

In the under 10 years division, Jonathan Goodman, Edinburgh School, placed first. Second place went to Leonard Franks, Jewish Peoples School. Jacques Distler, Western Talmud Torah School, and Jeffrey Altman, St. Laurent Talmud Torah School tied for third. D.

M. LeDain directed, assisted by S. Brodie and C. Johnston. World Series Challengers Starts The big match in the Challengers knockout tourney of the world series, Bobby Fischer, USA, vs Mark Taima-nov, USSR, starts this Thursday, May 13, at University of British Columbia, Vancouver, under the control of the Ch.

Fed. of Canada. Match is for the best of ten games. Bobby's long time friend, grandmaster Larry Evans, will second him, and Yevgeny Vasiukov will serve in that capacity for Taimanov. Other officials from the US Aand USSR will also be on hand.

J. Krotki First at Quebec Jan Krotki, Ottawa, who represented Canada in the last world junior championship, won the latest open tourney organized by Serge Lacroix in the Victoria Hotel. His score of 4- pts. was just ahead of Jean Delva, Joliette, 4-1. Tied for third were J.

Therien, Montreal, G. Angers and J. Lavoie, Quebec, at 3-l. Twenty took part. Serge Lacroix, one of the most enterprising entrepreneurs in the Capital, will continue the monthly series of weekend tourneys throughout the year on the following dates: May 2930; June 2627; July 2425; Aug.

2829; Sept. 2526; Oct. 3031; Nov. 2728; Dec. 2627.

He has also obtained co-operation of the hotel (at Palace and St. Jean Hill) in providing space for a club which will be open every day of the week. Clare Benedict Team Tourney The 18th in the annual series of invitational team tournaments, founded by the late Clare Benedict, was won by Holland (Scholl, Ree, Kuijpers, Timman) with 12 closely followed by England (Keene, Hartston, Markland, Botterill), 11. Next came Spain (Pomar, Diez del Corral, Medina, Toran, Palosios), 10; Austria, W. Germany, Switzerland, 8.

The event was organized by the Club Ajedrez Schweppes in Madrid. Vienna will host it in 1972 and Switzerland in 1973, probably in extended form. Here are several brevities from the Finland will release. May 12 a 0,50 mk. stamp with an authorized printing of three million showing the Church of Tornio, and the coat of arms of the town, commemorating the 350th anniversary of its foundation.

Liechtenstein is to release June 11 a 2.50 F. ultramarine White 13 Pieces Black to play and win. Popov vs Riumin, Moscow, 1929 (See solution below) The King can only flee in terror from a double check, the most powerful manoeuvre in the game. With attacks coming from two different directions at once there can be no interposition or captures. Flight offers the only possibility of survival.

The attack is always by discovery, an ambuscade. Juvenile Championships City champions were crowned in the annual city juvenile championships, sponsored by the Montreal Chess League, held at the N.D.G. Community Centre last Sunday. A. Rust, LaSalle Catholic High, topped the under 14 years group, with David Haley, Rosemount H.S.

second, and Henri Busse, St. Jeanne de Chantal School, Victor Lamparski, Cecil Newman School, headed the under 12 years section, followed by Robin Addison, Rose-dale School, second, and Herve Fefer, Western Talmud Torah School, third. Y.M.-Y.W.H.A.: Sec. N.S. Mrs.

R. Ritz, Mrs. M. Frank, (139); E.W. Mr Mrs.

L. Rosenbaum, (134V2). Sec. N.S. Mrs.

R. Stein, Mrs. L. Selick, (131); E.W. Mr.

Mrs. E. Lazare, (144). Sec. N.S.

Mrs. S. Stopnicki, Mrs. H. Friedman, (125); E.W.

Mr. Mrs. A. osenthal, (126). Novice Mrs.

R. MendeU, Mrs. J. Gagnon, (80); P. Froh-lich, S.

Flower, (74). Sec. N.S. Mrs. Backler.

Mrs. L. Jacobs, (142); E.W, Mrs. S. Lebner, Mrs.

S. Ziger, (160), 73 game. Sec. N.S. Mrs.

L. Thorz, Mrs. F. Applebaum, (127); E.W. Mrs.

L. Gelfand, Mrs. J. Klein, (134). LINTON: N.S.

Mrs. J. Lupovich, P. Nagy; E.W. J.

P. Dagenais, J. M. Cote. Mrs.

H. Rosenbloom, Mrs. S. Myers; and A. Goldstein, S.

Gold, tied. It is not very hard to "fall in some people do it every day. But falling in love with a girl "til death do us part" is a much bigger order. Let's look at your current flame and test its temperature. Answer True or False to each.

1. She is basically of the same socio-economic level as I am. 2. She is really more intelligent than I but never actually shows it. 3.

She anticipates my every need, and asks for nothing for herself. 4. I am proud of the way she looks when we go out on a date. 5. She has a few annoying habits, but I forgive her for those.

6. She makes a great girlfriend and companion but she will have to dtf a lot of maturing to be a good mother. She gets along well with my family, and I get along with her folks, too. We like doing many kinds of things together. She knows what's good for me and gets me 8.

9. BY CHARLES H. GOREN (e 1171: Br Tin Chic it Tribwit) WEEKLY BRIDGE QUIZ Q. 1. As South, vulnerable, you hold: The bidding has proceeded: North East South 1 Dble.

What do you bid? Q. 2 Both vulnerable, as South you bold: AAKI0853 VAKJ752 The bidding has proceeded: East South 10? What do you bid? Q. 3 Both vulnerable, as South you hold: 4.754 VttZ 0X5 AJ73 The bidding has proceeded: North East South West 19 14 Past 2 2 9 Pass Pass 3 3 9 Pass What do yoa bid now? Q. 4 As South, vulnerable, you hold: 4AQJ5 OAKQ2 Q4 The biddicg has proceeded: East Sooth West North 1 Dble. Pass 4 Paw What do you bid now? Q.

5 As South, vulnerable, you hold: QJ10952 0 2 45 The bidding has proceeded: West North East South 1 Pass 10 14 Pass 1 NT 2 0 What do you bid now? Q. 6 Neither vulnerable, as South you hold: 4.AQ105 OU 1M2 The bidding has proceeded: South West North East Pass Pass 1 Pass 1 9 Pass 1 4 Pass What do you bid now? Q. 7 As South, vulnerable, you hold: 4 VKQI42 OK54 4AQ74 The bidding has proceeded: North East South West 2 NT Pass 3 9 Pass 3 4 Pass 4 4 Pass 4 Pais What do you bid now? 8 Neither vulnerable, as South you hold: 4KJI44 vKI752 OJ 44 The bidding has proceeded: North East South 1 9 Pass What do you bid? Look for answers Monday Kugler, E. Viires; Mr. and Mrs.

E. Friedman. Club Tournament May 15, (Sat.) at 1.30 p.m. to do what I know I ought to. 10.

She is feminine and responsive to me without losing her individuality or strength. A wife should be fairly similar in both class level and IQ, so grade 1 True and 2 False. If you answered True to the relationship sounds too one-way. You should be proud of ber looks regardless of beauty; and she should not bave truly annoying habits. Sbe should sbow basic maturity for motherhood (6 True); and bad relationships toitb either family are a handicap.

Many interests in common are important (8); and sbe should not be trying to re-make you (9), Tbe modern democratic family pattern recommends that each be responsive yet be their own competition. EVERYTH ING for stamp collectors ALBUMS CATALOGUES STOCK BOOKS Nice selection of mint and used Canadian stamps. New issues service. VINCENT STAMP SHOP 202 5 Drur-mond, Room 815 corner de Maisonneuve 845-2853 person. Next Week: Is He Hie Right Gay? EUROPEAN CAMERA SERVICE LTD.

I10 Slvd. MdisanMnv (Bumtide) (At Pel St.) Caitm Photo Finishing 144-176 VL sjti Copyright 6 1971, Universal Press Sradicai. 1 1 V-.