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iWnn winnirannt4iMM THE GAZETTE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER COSS-WORD PUZZLE By Irene Sekulo Solution ts Yesterday's Puzil DOWN ACROSS 1 Small barrel. 4 Sedate. Ttfi? on" The Kings BY A MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL! 9 Harbors. 14 Exist. 15 Savor.

16 Lifeless. 17 Remains behind. 19 Cast of a ballot. 21 Three-toed sloth. 22 Goes inside.

lElslTl Ol Nl 1 1 23 Cuts grass. 24 Be sick. 25 Sea eagle. I ki 151 1 1 si a II eI 26 Transport by truck. 27 Mound.

28 Stalk. 30 Couple. 31 Mortar ACROSS 48 Cabbage salad. 50 Oast. 51 Press for payment.

52 Large vat. 53 Adorn. 54 Men's voices. 57 At home. 58 Transgressions.

59 Extreme. 60 Antic. 62 Bay window. 64 Greek letter. 65 South African village.

66 Titles. 67 Snug retreat. board. 32 Nothing. 33 Tree-lined street.

34 Free tickets. 37 Forward. 38 Perches. 39 Empty. 40 Greek letter.

41 Riches. 43 Large bundle. 44 Immerse. 45 Decay. 46 Apply heat.

47 Members of the family. 'fI EUi "5 D. M.LE DAIN Black 4 Pieces v' 11 'j yw pw White 5 Pieces ant director will be most welcome, as assistsance will be needed to record results and maintain order. Fischer Out Neither R. Fischer or S.

Reshevsky are taking part in the current USA championship at N.Y. W. Lombardy who placed second last year, is another absentee. The favored entries are P. Benko, L.

Evans and R. Weinstein. A four-time winner Fischer may have decided to conserve his energies for the FIDE Inter-Zonal of the world championship series which starts at the end of January in Amsterdam. His goal is now the world championship. From the World Junior Championship.

The Hague, 1961: NIMZOWITSCH DEFENCE White: F. Gheorgiu Black: O. Kinmark (Rumania) (Sweden) White 1 P-Q4 2 P-QB4 3 N-KB3 4 QN-Q2 5 P-K3 6Q-B2 7 B-Q3 80-0 9 P-K4 10 NxP 11 BxN 12 P-ON3 13 B-N2 14 BxQP 15 B-R7ch 16QR-Q1 Black White Black N-KB3 17P-KR3 P-QR4 P-K3 18 B-N2 N-K3 B-N5ch 19 BS P-QN4 P-Q4 20 KR-K1 P-N5 0-0 21 N-K5 N-B4 P-B3 22 BxB! QxR ON-02 23 NxPch! RxN B-03 24 R-K8ch PxKP Q-Bl(a) NxN 25 RxOch RxR P-KR3 26Q-Q2! K-Nl P-K4 27 Q-Q4! R-B2 PxP 28BxB RxB N-B4 29 QxN QR-B1 K-Rl 30B-Q4 Q-B2 Resigns NpS9k' Yf tti WIM I THAT T- 3v yKv psrec, 1 7 0. to put up- u7n5-n6sk 1 'sfua T- fiT KNOW URE 'IN FACT, H( YAH i HtLLO H6F: thi9 fountain uivec? hers fref tiEUO'THeReS yL- se you I hapahschoJ S- "BEKJDING OVER, I'M WILLING 1 I TWO OF 'EM -FROM A B6 T2g I STUPID OAF-YOUR ORDERS I WELL, AFRAID 1 TO DO, 5TEVE-BUT CITY MAGAZINE-! HADTC I WERE, NO VIOLENCE WE'VE JUST BROKEN RULE ONE yTHAT GOON KNOCKED ROUGH UP SOME YOU ARE DISCHARGED 5 FOR A WE OVER -BEFORE THEYD a TOVER BACKWARDS TO BE -T LEAVE WW? SSfs. ''''4 'f- By SAUNDERS ond OVERGARD PERFECT, CHUCfcf AND HER LEADING MONOCLE jPWNV-- THAT 'fLL HAVE THE CAMERA READY FACT, OUR MYSTERIOUS M4N IS RIGHT OUT -RIDWG-CROP-ThE CRUMMY yfWH2 6 IK 4 M.NJTE.

STEVE CAN WE MOVIE QUEEN IS ON Of THE 0LDSHENT5 i WHOLE BiT fk. GET A CLEAR SHOT OF ZERA THE SET RIGHT NOW i 5HE JUST KICktD HIM E-. A WELL YOU EE WHIZ, YOU'RE BUT WON'T COURSE WANTED TO I SUPPOSED THAT PUT I WHY SHOULD -f COOSH )V POPCORN' HAVEN'T 6UILT TO OPEN THE FIRE A IT? UAjJ1LiJg i i- COOCkHfSLry A FIRE IN THE OUT? -Q 1 rrT-T7- a 1 4 i 9 10 11 12 it 'n IS 16 17 1 1 29 21 -m JlL Ml SIIl il IF 2 20 fStp mi tS baa 32 33 34 35 36 I Ts 46 47 48 4 50 Si fT ij Btffi i 52 fT 53 S4 64 5 53 pT 5 3 Ta 6i TSl-63 65 66 I QUIZ NO. 554 R. J.

Fischer vs. S. Reshevsky (Match, Los Angeles, 1961) 4 White to play and win. (See solution below) Fischer missed a forced win in this 4Jth move of the 8th game of the recent match. A win would have given him the lead.

High School Tourney ,4 The annual high school tourney will again take place at the NDG Chess Centre (NDG Community Hall, Decarie and Cote St. Antoine during the holiday week, starting Dec. 26th and continuing daily until the 29th. There will be two games per day of the eight round Swiss system event, with the first round each day starting at 11.00 a.m. The tourney will be under the direction of Mr.

Philip Rubin with Mr. W. Hornung in charge of pairing. All chess sets and clocks will be supplied. Time limit: 45 moves in Vk hours, with 30 moves per hour from then on.

Students are to bring their lunches, but refreshments will also be available at nominal prices, as two games will be played each day. Entry is open to all high schools in Greater Montreal. Each school may send a team of six players (maximum), although a smaller number may be entered to represent a school. Age limit is 19. The entry fee of $1.00 per student is payable by the school.

The tourney will be nationally rated and students not yet members of the Chess Federation of Canada must pay a membership fee of 50c. Trophies and prizes will be awarded both to schools and individuals. Chess book prizes have been donated by a number of book stores. Last year 72 entries were received from 17 high schools, with Northmount High the team winner and presently holding the Frank Pollack Memorial Trophy. Gerald Rubin, North-mount, was top student.

This year's winner will receive a valuable 12-volume encyclopedia and the Hemsley Trophy, with the runner-up given a two-volume desk encyclopedia. The highest ranking junior (13 or under) receives the Daoust Trophy. The coach of the winning team will receive a trophy also. The first 75 players will be given a leather key fob with simulated ivory knights. Anyone in a position to devote an afternoon as an assist- Black 3 Pieces I I A White 11 Pieces 37 27 Fire-fighting gear.

.8 Ice crystals. 29 Prong. 30 Foot trail. 31 Rodent. 33 Baseball glove.

34 Date tree. 35 Egress. 36 Drinks slowly. 38 Sluggish. AtJCHIpM EItT 1 1 tI tht 39 Farm building.

42 Semitic tribesman. 43 Hairless. 44 Signified. 46 Former U.S. President.

47 Play on words: pi. 48 Adhere. 49 Pert, to the moon. 50 Relatives. 51 Distributes cards.

53 Maiden. 54 Woody plant. 55 Ritual. 56 Scrutinize. 58 Ocean.

59 Darken. 61 Father: si. 63 Sun god. DOWN 1 Leafy vegetable. 2 Ireland.

3 Well-bred. 4 Strict. 5 Sailors. 6 Donkey. 7 That thing.

8 Eat rapidly. 9 Deep holes. 10 Singleton. 11 Musical note. 12 Follow.

13 Quiet. 18 Microbe. 20 Wise old bird. 23 Post. 24 Assists.

26 Dutch painter. Puzzle On Pag 33 Q. 5 As South you hold: S. Q862 H. KQ94 D.

10 7 C. 85 The bidding has proceded: North East South 1 Club 3 Diams. What action do you take? Q. 6 As South you hold: S. 4 H.

A 8 6 3 D. A 7 C. A 10 8 4 The bidding has proceded: North East South West Pass 1 Spade Double Pass 2 Hearts Pass What do you bid now? Q. 7 As South you hold: S. A 10 H.

A 9 2 D. A 8 6 4 C. 2 The bidding has proceeded: South West North East 1 Diam. Pass 1 Spade Pass 2 Hearts Pass 4 Diams Pass What do you bid now? Q. 8 As South you hold: S.

3 H. A 6 5 D. A 10 9 4 C. A 2 The bidding has proceeded: South 1 Diam. West Pass Pass North East Pass 1 Spade 2 Hearts 4 Diams.

Pass What do you bid now? (Look for answers Monday) (Copyright, 1961, Chicago Tribune Inc.) By George Clark 23, 1961 Solution To This Goren ON BRIDGE Weekly Quiz By BOB MONTANA A on, WE 1 ARCHIE GOT A STACK jAND FRED GOT A )M I WHAT DID YOU GOT LOTS Or KOt-K-AMU-KULL 1 I nivc, wkw i -1 a I A X3 FIND UNDER OF THINGS I RECORDS FROM rr CYOUR CHRISTMAS A WE CAN fiw -r TREE. I USE THIS iTf I HEALTH FOR TODAY By BOBBY MUNIAK. I Ask The By (a) If 24 R-Bl; 25. B-K5! breaks the line of support and wins at once. Items Klaus Darga won the W.

German championship at Bad Pyr-mont, 11-4, ahead of W. Un-zickcr, 9'2-5'i; Dr. P. Troeger and E. Joppen, 9-6 each, etc.

H. Rossetto is the winner of the Argentine championship, 13-3, followed by Lucis, 11. Biel-icki, R. Cruz and Garcia. 10'-2, etc.

Najdorf, Panno, Pilnik, Bolbochan and Guimard did not enter. Botvinnik, world champion, is an expected entry in the Hastings Christmas con- gress. PROBLEM NO. 767 D. Raducanescu fi White mates in two moves.

No. 766 (Hassberg): Key. 1. Q-B6. Quiz No.

556 (Fischer-Reshev-sky): 1. R-B2 (if 1 2. B-B4ch etc. wins a piece); 2. RxRch, KxR: 3.

B-N5! (holding the Knight and if the qoes over to relieve, the Wh. picks up the RP), K-N3; 4. K-B4, R4; 5. P-N3, K-N3; 6. P-N4 etc.

and will force through a to queen. Reports are that Fischer saw his error immediately after hi 1. A win would have qiven him the lead in the match. The game went to 79 moves before a draw was agreed. Doctor BAUER, M.D with the return of the blood toward the heart.

There are drugs that help control excessive blood clotting, but these can be used only under medical supervision. Dear Dr. Bauer: I am 95 years old and have had five operations about eight months ago. I had to neglect my hair and now it is falling out. What can I do? Mrs.

L.A., Texas. and is derived from the name of Capt. Charles Cunningham Boycott. For refusing in 1880 to receive rents (for the Eaile of Erne) at figures fixed by tenants Capt. Boycott's life was threatened, his servants intercepted and his food supplies interfered with.

6. Talc (or soapstone) is found in the Eastern Townships of Quebec Province. American Medical Association Director of Health Education Dear Dr. Bauer: Could you males in a family, who tend, gen-help me with my problem of a cration after generation, to de-real dry skin? My elbows, foetlvclop the same pattern of bald-and hands get cracks and myjness at about the same age. The whole body itches 1'kc niad.jonly recourse for those who can-especially after a bath.

Couldinot achieve an affection for the Q. 1 As South you hold: S. 5 3 H. A 9 6 3 D. 9 7 C.

K6 3 The bidding has proceeded: North East South West 1 Diarn. Pass 1 Heart 1 Spade 2 Clubs Pass What do you bid now? Q. 2 As South you hold: S. 5 2 H. A 6 4 2 D.

8 C. 8 7 4 The bidding has proceeded North East South 1 Diam. Pass 1 Heart 1 Spade 2 Diam. West Pass What do you bid now? Q. 3 As South you hold: S.

A 4 H. 10 7 6 D. 7 C. AKQ9 The bidding has proceeded: North East South 1 Heart 4 Diam. What do you bid? 4 As South you hold: S.

10 7 4 2 H. 7 32 D. 6 3 C. Q4 2 The bidding has proceeded: South West North East Pass 1 Diam. 2 Diam.

3 Diam. What do you bid now? The Neighbors Questions Albert I of the Belgians? 9. When did Cardinal Ville-neuve die? When did he became Cardinal? ANSWERS 1. The Menam River (correctly called Menam Chao Phraya) rises on the Laos frontier and flows south to the Gulf of Siam. 2.

King Edward VII died in May 1910. 3. The abbreviation for Nebraska is Nebr. 4. Montreal paid $7,393,620 for tha removal of 86.4 inches of snow in the winter of 1960-61.

5. 'Boycott' means the refusal and incitement to refusal to have commercial or social dealings with anyone on whom it is wished to bring pressure. The word was first used in Ireland Reader's (Some of the questions answered by the Library of The Gazette during the past week.) 1. Where is the Menam River? 2. In what month and what year did King Edward VII die? 3.

What- is the abbreviation for Nebraska? 4. How much did Montreal pay for snow removal in the winter of 1960-61? How much snow fell? 5. What does the world 'boycott' mean and what its origin? 6. Where is talc (soapstone) found in the Province of Quebec? 7. What islands are included in the Netherlands Antilles? 8.

Who was the Queen of King Theyll Do It Every it be a vitamin deficiency? Or high intellectual toreheaa or tne nerves? Mrs. C. Nebraska, iround bald spot at the crown, is Answer: It is unlikely to be a to consult the art of the toupee vitamin deficiency, if you cat, maker. anything resembling a sensible! Dear Dr. Bauer: Do you think diet.

As to "nerves" all sen-that it would be a good thine sation is felt and motion take extract of witch hazel Between 1 A Message To My Readers. AH the best wishes rolled into one It's Christmas Time. CHEER UP, HAVE FUN. Time trolled through nerves. There for enlarged veins in such a thing as an itching skin! the legs, or what can I take? due to emotional tension.

There Mrs. L. Iowa, is also a condition known as Answer: i do not think it winter itch, often made worselwould be a ROod thing t0 by bathing. This can be of witcn hazel internal by using bath oils in the water hy for varicose veins or anv not bubble baths, but per-l0(her rcason, There is no way fumed oil. After bathing, and (0 influence varicose veins by drying the skin, it is often remedies taken internally, ful to apply a lotion of 25 pcrjThese veins have physical cent glycerine and 75 per connocted with blood olive oil, well shaken, and flow back to the heart.

Any-applied with the palm of the remedies must be applied local-hand. After drying lightly withliy, and this usually means a soft towel, it can be covered, either supporting stockings or with any good body powder. Ifisurgery, plus the avoidance of these simple measures do not I all unnecessary standing, and give relief, medical care should, the elimination of circular gar-be sought. The modern Amer-ters or any other article of ican habit of bathing daily is'clothine that might interfere 7. The Netherlands Antilles include the islands of Curacao, Aruba.

Bonaire, St. Martin (southern part), St. Eustatius and Saba. 8. Queen Elisabeth, wife of King Albeit I of the Belgians, was" Elisabeth, daughter of Duke Charles Theodore of Bavaria.

Cardinal Villeneuve died on Jan. 17, 1947. He became a Carrljr.il on March 31. 1933. BY NELL COMTIIN hands RESULTS M.A.A.A.

Sec. 1 Mr. and Mrs. J. Standfast; Beth Coutts, Alice Bennett.

Socialites: Miss G. Eaves, Miss A. Hart: Miss E. Robertson, Miss M. Bancroft.

VANDERBILT (Tied for first) D. Davies, J. Spiro; Ray Jotcham, J. Guertin. Mary Braun, Andrew Ross.

LINTON Fri: D. Blond, J. Amdur; J. N. Boothby, Z.

Stangl. Tues: A. Dubrow, S. Leznoff; E. Viires, Bill Jeffrey.

LE BOULEVARD Gladys Cullen, Al Derby; Mr. and Mrs. George Saul. Wed: Mrs. J.

Ulrich, J. Pauze; F. Duquesne, N. Tirpan. Sat: J.

N. Boothby, L. Sauve; Mrs. J. West, Dave Mendel.

Sun: R. Havard, E. Decaraffe. Note: The C.I.L. bridge club, having censed bridge activities durinj the holiday season, will start again with a duplicate game on Wednesday night, Jan.

10 and each Thursday evening from then on. 5o COMES IT TIME TO DQOP lM HIS BALLOTANO LOOK WHO'S INELIGIBLE TO VOTE IS THE BlS NOISE IN" HIS CLUB'S POLITICS. HE'S NOT MISSlNu A TRICK TO ELECT HIS MAN we r-OTTA work FOR OUR SEE THAT ALL O0 FClENOS VOTE RluMT. GOTTA SEE THAT THE OPPOSITION DON" PULL NO FAST ONES If TELLIM' ELIGIBLE RULE 93. I TO VOTE? SECTION 7- 1 (vSnf LiJVr By Jimmy Hatlo not for all types of skin; some persons should cleanse their skins with oil!) and creams as much as possible, reserving soap and water baths for occasions of genuine necessity.

Dear Dr. Bauer- What vita mins, hair products or food just anything! will cause hair to grow on the bald head? B.C.P., Pennsylvania. Answer: The answer to your Answer: iou nave aone very question is short and sad. When well to survive five operations at hair ceases to grow on the scalp, 'your age! Hair not infrequently and there is no disease to account falls out after severe illness, and for it. it just will not grow, ar.djusually it returns, if there is no nothing that has been tried will'actual disease of the scalp.

If make it do so. The condition islthere is, medical treatment should hereditary, and follows a pattern overcome it. transmitted down through the Distributed by Colnmbin FraWret, Inc. "Old Mr. Gresbam lives all alone.

ask him to our tree decorating party.".