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40 THE GAZETTE, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1963 CROSS-WORD PUZZLE by Margaret Wadswerth ACROSS Selu'ien to Yesterday's Puzzle DOWN IstlsTRlAlvlEig Portugal Issues 3 Europas I 1 0 1 01 1 1 1 IS IH I rrftnin22 mark the first anniversary of the Asian-Oceanic Postal Union, organized in 1962 as a result of the Manila Postal Conference held the previous year. Six million of the 6c. and three million of the 20c. commemoratives were issued. Ankara and the 60k.

green and grey portrays Mithat Pasa, founder of the bank The stamps were printed by the photogravure process in Istanbul Europa series will be issued Two stamps in the C.E.P.T. Europe series will be issued by Turkey Sept. 16 of 50k. and 130k. denominations, each with a printing of three quarters of a million, in this year's adopted design by the Norwegian artist Arne Holm.

Air Force personnel serving overseas now are able to buy commemorative postage stamps at their military post offices, the result 'of a new policy in the Pentagon aimed at encoraging philately. Previously some army post offices stocked commemorative stamps but many others did not. The disparity was brought to the attention of the Army, Air Force and Post Office Department by the stamp editor of the Army Times Publishing with the result that this new policy has emerged. 1 South Pacifii Island. 5 Soft mixture 9 Beach.

shelter. si sir 11 Disperse. 13 Asserted. 14 Quack; charlatan. 16 Trim.

17 Dull, stupid person: si. 19 Columbus vessel. 20 Yellowish brown. ACROSS 41 Trickle. 13 Fruiting 21 Serenity.

23 Playing card. 24 Measure of cereal spike 44 TV summer fare. 46 Feminine name. 47 Very eager. 49 S.

A. military cabal. 51 Fail to do. 52 Told in detail! 54 Inquire into. 56 Beginner.

57 Expand. 58 Canvas shelter. 59 Bget. length. 26 Perform brilliantly.

27 Ermine. 29 Marine alga. 31 Bagpipe sound. 32 Poet. 33 Check.

34 Hardy plant, onion family 36 Famous in history. 39 Fireplace. 40 Small frag ment. IE IX ITI I INICI I ifti Tin United States Army and The Neighbors TMB REALM OH Three stamps are being issued by Portugal Sept. 16 in an exclusive design in the C.E.P.T.

Europa series. The grey-bistre white and black on- a pale blue back- ground has an authorized of six million, and the ,150 on a grey-green back-aground and the on orange red one and a half million each. i They have been printed at the Portuguese Mint and a special first day cancellation twill be used. GR0NIANP jrr-r vr 4, Greenland is issuing Sept. 17 four further values in the current series showing a polar bear.

They are a 1 kr. brown, 2 kr. red, 5 kr. blue and lOkr. monior By George Clark M2ff nrli in 1 mm I two stamps in a design featuring the Red Cross on Sept.

2 by the same designer but printed on unwatermarked paper by photogravure by Harrison Sons Ltd. To boost tourism and publicize the country and its culture, the Philippines will embark, as part of its long range stamp issuing program, upon a series of stamps showing well known tourist spots and attractions of the country, starting with the folk dance stamps to be issued Sept. 15. The stamps in the folk dance series will be arranged in a se-tenant form of 5c, 10c. and 20c.

denominations, depicting the four premier Philippine folk dances which are a manifestation of the Philippinos' love for music and dances. The stamps will be printed in multicolor heliogravure by Thomas De La Rue Co. Ltd. in sheets of forty subjects, with an authorized printing of two million of each denomination. First day covers will be serviced at Manila.

The Philippines also issued on Aug. 26 two stamps to N.1131 MISSES t1 fiwi II 2 3 It I 15 17 Is I if rJ iiT" rr 20 21 fH "35 24 25 I 26 lT 2t la 38 si I 31 33 i rrps" 39 40 41 ST" 43 Ti 45 48 TT" 48 mm, 73 sOT ST 53 5t is" TS 57 58 B.S. Ht IMS by Sm amsoti a. be, The GameJLof Kings "Of course your cakes are the same as Mother's, darling they're the same brand! I think her secret is she thaws them before serving." HEALTH FOR TODAY Stimulating Growth By W. W.

BAUER, M.D. Director Emeritus of Health Education American Medical Association SWL anthropologist. Narrow sand ridge. Usual way of doing. Withered.

Easily frightened. Vacillate. Halt Was sparing. Abjectly afraid. Highly seasoned stew.

Keep away from. Religious recluse. Guess. Head. Cast out.

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JO 31 33 34 DOWN 1 Offset. 2 Egg on. 3 Fall behind. 4 Feminine name. 5 Ape.

6 Horned viper. 7 Twirl. 8 Legatee. 9 Purifies. 10 Took by choice.

11 Prevent. 12 Hereditary. 13 Against. 15 Insincere, pious talk. 18 American 35 36 37 38 39 40 42 45 48 50 51 53 55 Gazette Readers' Questions (Some of the qiretions atv swered by the library of The) Gazette during the past week.) 1.

What do the letters C.Z. stand for when indicating a geographical location? 2. What is the motto of the City of Westmount? 3. What is the wording of the preamble to the Constitution of the United States? 4. Who was the first Canadian Prime Minister to live in the official residence provided by the Government? 5.

When did Alcock and Brown make their historic flight across the Atlantic? 6. Who was the viceroy of India in 1868? 7. What was the date of McGill University's first convocation? 8. Do the members of Britain's House of Lords receive a salary? 9. Whom was Yonge Street in Toronto named for? 10.

Did any event of particular note take place in Canada in 1734? ANSWERS 1. C.Z. stands for Canal Zone. 2. Westmount's motto is 'Robur meum civium fides'.

(My strength is in the faith of the citizen.) 3. The preamble to the Constitution of the United States is: 'We, the people of the United States, in order to form a more perfect Union, establish justice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defence, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America." 4. Rt. Hon. Louis St Laurent moved into the house provided by the Government of Canada for its Prime Minister in May, 1951.

5. Alcock and Brown flew the Atlantic from Newfoundland to Ireland in March, 1919. 6. The viceroy of India in 1868 was Richard Southwell Bourke, 6th Earl of Mayo. 7.

McGill's first convocation took place on May 24, 1833. 8. Members of Britain's House of Lords are unpaid but entitled to a daily expense allowance of 3 3s. and to travelling expenses from their homes to the House. 9.

Yonge Street, Toronto, was named in 1793 (by order of Sir John Graves Simeoe) after Sir George Yonge, then Britain's secretary of state for war and M.P. for Honiton, near Simcoe's family estate in Devonshire, England. 10. The mt Influential event in Canada in 1734 may have been the opening of a road from Quebec to greenish black. They have been designed by Viggo Bang and engraved by the Swedish engraver Czeslaw Slania.

8D CROSS CENTENARY r-l 1863 1 A special Red Cross Centenary omnibus issue of stamps has been prepared from a design by V. Whiteley and produced lithography by Breadbury Wilkinson Sons Ltd. on C. A. water-mrked paper for the 34 territories, as anounced by the Crown Agents.

3CT i 1963 Two denominations being issued for each territory. Kenya, Uganda and Tanganika issued M. LE OAIN Black 12 Pieces mi 'mm a ml mm i1 mm. mm Iff rub ml WM jj I i I Wm PSIfp ii White 12 Pieces attend this important business meeting for election of officers the coming year, etc. "Chess" magazine states that reason why Bobby Fishcher not play in the Piatigorsky Cup tourney was that he insisted a $2,000 honorarium in addi tion to any prize he might win The request was refused by the committee.

Piatigorsky Cup The following game from the Piatigorsky Cup international at Angeles, provided plenty of for the spectators but very nerve-wracking for the princi pals. Curiously, Oscar Panno involved in another 'cliff hanger' with Benko's compatri Reshevsky, and came out on in that one. The game was published here a few weeks ago. KINO'S INDIAN DEFENCE White: P. Benka (USA) Black: O.

Panno (Argentina) White Black White Black P-Q4 N-KB3 P-KN3 B-N2 P-Q3 0-0 P-B3 KN-02 P-K4 PxP P-KB4 N-R3 P-B5 PxP R-Nl Q-B2 N-B3 N-Kl 31 R-R4 32 KN-K2 33 B-N3 34 R-R6 35 P-N4 36 K-B2 37 P-R4 38 R-R7 P-R5 40P-R6 41 B-B2 42 R-N7 43 B-Nl 44 P-R7 45 NxP 46 P-N5I 47 P-B6I 48 PxN(a) B-Q7 P-QB4 N-QB3 4P-K4 B-K2 P-B4 N-B3 B-K3 BPxP P-05 Q-N3 BxP N-Q2 R-OB1 P-N4 B-B5 K-B2 K-N3 P-R4 P-R5(b) B-K3 P-R6 0-04 PxP P-N5(c) B-B2 P-N6 15Q-R3 BxN R-02 P-R3 PxP B-B7ld) KR-Q1 B-B3 BxQP lP-B5(a) Q-QN2 49 BxB P-R7 B-B4ch K-N2 50R-N8 RxNch(f) 51 KxR P-R8(Q) BxN QxB R-Q7chl R-B2 KxR K-N1 BxQ B-B8 P-B6! BxP B-N4eh 52 P-R8ch(Q) RxRch G-BSch K-Q7cn 25QxO RxQRP N-K1 53 K-N4 Q-B5ch 54 K-R5 0-R7ch 55 K-N6 QxBch(g) 56 K-B7 Q-B2 57 R-KB8 Q-K3 NxP N-KN1 58 R-QSI K-Nl N-B3 Resigns (a) With dominance of the Q-flla appears to have a marked advantage, but pros ess Is difficult. Bl. countering strongly at the key points, However, Wh. soon finds the solution, An exciting race to -the queening begins requiring accuracy in negotiating the hurdles and pitfalls, Both Ps are needed to make further headway because If 43. P-R7; 44.

NxBch etc. (d) Diamond cut diamond, (e) If 48. B-R2. N-Bl and nothing comes of 49. R-N8 because i ii ii di P-R8(Q); 51.

RxR and will queen next, remaining a piece ahead (a) Bl. gets material equality, thanks to his 50th, but by a freak of tare still loses. PROBLEM No. 855 C. Mott-Smith White mates in two moves.

(Solution next week) Solution to last week's Problem No. 854 (Sheppard) Is held over. Note correction: The; Knight at KNz should be at KN3. Sorry. Solution to Quiz No.

Ml (HlrxHe vs Cafferty): 1. RxNI; 2. BxR, N-N6ch 3 K-Ql, N-N7I mate. Also mate by RxB ad Sc LI JlillllllllllllllllllllllM I fi Oma an observation made as early as 1853, that increasing circulation in a limb would stimulate its growth. The patient in question was treated by surgically creat ing a bypass or communication between the big vessels known as femoral artery and femoral vein, which respectively bring the blood to the leg and return it toward the heart.

When the patient's short leg had caught up with the other, the bypass was closed and circulation restored to normal. The procedure is potentially hazardous, but in this instance the child did very well. Her heart enlarged after the first operation because the altered circulation created new loads upon it, but after the second operation her heart action and blood pressure returned to normal. Turkey is issuing a set of three stamps to commemorate the centennary of the Bank of Agriculture. The 30k.

green shows farmers plowing by tractor (printing 50k. violet the headquarters of the Bank of Agriculture in Klein What do you bid now? Q. 4 As South you hold: S. A 62 H. KQ76 D.

A 10 5 C. 8 4 The bidding has proceeded: South West North East 1 Heart Pass 1 Spade Pass What do you bid now? Q. 5 As South you hold: S. A 10 H. 9 D.

8 63 C. K1093 The bidding has proceeded: East South IDia. What do you bid? NA-2033 hashes For Fall Fashions You'll wing through fall with an air of simple sophistication in Anne Klein original, beautifully suited to town or travel. The Chanel-inspired jacket is guided into slimming lines with applied bands that travel from neckline to mid-hip without interruption and are seen again circling the wrists of neatly tailored sleeves. Make it in lightweight woollens or tweeds, wool crepe, sharkskin, cotton double knitts or heavy linen.

From these corresponding body measuresments select the size best for you. Our sizing is comparable to that used for better ready-to-wear. No. N-1131 Misses: CRYPT-A CROSSWORD Hidden Wort A wort which caa be foaad ttMn the actual dee kdf. Rawened Ward Whea ejt backward, a ekw wort ar adfaeeat worse the the anawer.

Anagram Letter of a doe word or adjacent weade iwrieaiMl to form the answer. Doable ChM The due contain two different meaaJng of the naw aaewer. Split Word Find a straightforward due about the aaewer; 1m farther hints concerning part or parts of rt Remainder axe straifhtforward cmesH BY D. QUIZ No. Ml Black to play and win.

O. Hindi vs B. Cafferty, (British. Champ. Midland Zonal, 1963) (See solution below) Canadian Championship 'Dan Abe Yanofsky, Winnipeg, won the Canadian Closed Championship at Winnipeg, scoring 13-2.

He was undefeated, allowing four draws. Zvonko Vrane-k, Toronto, placed second with 11V4-3V4 pts. Other cores: Dr. E. Macskasy, wm Jtk mi Vancouver, 10-5; L.

Joyner, Montreal (defending champion), and G. Fuster, Toronto, 9tt-5W each; I. Lipnowski (17 years), Winnipeg, 9-6; L. Witt, Montreal, 8-6Vi; D. Suttles, Vancouver, and A.

Kalotay, Kingston, 8-7, each; H. Yanofsky, Winnipeg, 7H; P. Vaitonis, Hamilton, 6Vi; W. Hoover, Edmonton, and Hirsch, Montreal, each; Allan, Saskatoon, M. Schul man, Winnipeg, 3H; Lt.

Cmdr A Patrick, Fredericton, N.B. Grandmaster's Exhibition Herman Eisel, who defeated Svetozar Gligoric in the latter's simultaneous exhibition here recentlv. also won from the grandmaster's compatriot, Dr. Petar Trifunovic, in a similar exhibition earlier in the year. TWO KNIGHT'S DEFENCI WHit: Blick: "-'--S.

Oliaorlc H. ElMl Wit Black Whltt Black 1P-K4 P-K4 23 B-QB5(d) N-K5 SN-KB3 N-QB3 J4 BxQ NxU 3 B-B4 N-B3 25 PxN KxB ABJll PP 26P-B4 PxP Sta B-K2 27 BXP R-K5 N-KS 28B-N3 R-Ql Jk-K N-B4(a) 29P-N4 R-07 INxP 0-0 30N-N3 R-KBS N-QB3 N-R4(b) 31 R-Kl(a) R-KB7 WB-B1 P-Q4(c) 32R-K3 PxPch 11P43N4 P-QB3 33 K-Bl R-R7 12PxN(B4) BxP 34K-K1 R-QN7 13B-K3 B-QN5 35 N-Bl R-QN8ch MN(3)-K2? BxR 3 B-Ql RxP UQxB N-B5 37 RJ3 R(7)-R8 WN-N3 NxP 3IN-K3 JC-K2 17 0-B3 N-N5 39 K-B2 R-N7ch 1IP-KR3 N-83 40 K-N3 P-QN3 N(4)-B5 R-Kl 41 B-B3 P-KN4 a-Oi BxN 42N-B5ch K-B3 II UR R-K3 43 BxP P-KR4I 22 0-KN3 Q-KB1 44 B-B3 R-NSCh Raslgna Instaad 7. P-Q4; I. PxP a. NxQP with a good frta position.

(W Not much point to thlj. Natural Is f. P-Q3. (c) Intent on his own nlan Bl. overlooks ths threat, (d) A miscalculation and a turning point.

Material Is about even but Wh. has the attack. Hera 23. b-uj, p-unj; Q-R4 with dlra threats, (e) 31. R-KB1 it tha obvious but Wh.

orobably esti mated the position lost and hoped to create some complications for his opponent. Items $The Montreal Chess League's general meeting will take place tomorrow, Sept. 8th, at the NOG Chess Centre (Community Hall, Cote St. Antoine at Decarie), starting at 2.00 p.m. Club re-nresentatives are requested to Black 9 Pieces a aLd Saw White 9 Pieces for the did on Los fun got ot, top 1 2 3 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 16 17 IS 20 21 22 23 24 26 27 28 30 Wh.

(b) 505. (c) SIZES BUST WAIST HIPS 'LENGTH 10 34 24 35 16H inches 12 35 25 36 16 inches 14 36 26V4 37V4 17 inches 16 38 28 39 17V4 inches 18 40 30 41 17V4 inches No. NA-2033 Half Sizes: 14W ZlVt 29Vt 37V4 16 inches 16V4 39V4 31V4 3m 16Vi inches 18V4 41V4 33Va 414 16V4 inches 20Vi 434 354 434 16 inches 224 454 374 454 7 inches People who want to be taller ask about how their growth can be stimulated. Those who want to remain smaller inquire how this can be accomplished. In general, boys want to be tall; girls tend to prefer being small.

For the most part we have to answer these inquirers by point ing out that you can't breed terriers from St. Bernard's, which is merely another way of saying that if you want to be tall you should have picked tall grand parents, and vice versa. In most instances it is neces sary to become reconciled to the natural growth pattern and make the best of it, assuring the best growth by good living habits, good medical care and plenty of rest. People destined to be tall must learn to use their stature gracefully and with a minimum of self-consciousness. Only when there is something abnormal about the glands which control growth, has it been possible to influence growth by hor mone treatment, and then only in childhood or very early youth, before the normal growing years have come to a close.

The glands concerned in growth and development are mainly the pituitary and the thy roid, though of courese normal growth demands a healthy coordination of all the glands of internal secretion. Thyroid and pituitary hormone therapy have had a limited success in sti mulating retarded growth. This long and somewhat dis couraging experience lends special interest to a recent case report of how an eight-year-old girl with a stunted leg was treated, and how this leg grew in a space of one and one half years until it was equal in length to the normal one. This treatment was based on What's Your Bid? (Look for Answers Monday) The bidding has proceeded: North East South 1 Dia. Double What action do you take? Q.

7 As South you hold: S. 10 9 2 H. 963 D. AK C. KQ962 The bidding has proceeded: North East South West IDia.

1 Spade 2 Clubs Pass 2 Dias. Pass What action do you take? Q. 8 As South you hold: (Both vulnerable. You have In some other cases the same procedure failed. Health Question For Today Dear Dr.

Bauer: What is Sim monds' disease and why is it called a disease? B. New Jersey. Answer: Simmonds' disease is premature aging due to failure of the Pituitary gland, situated just under the brain. It occurs mainly in women. The patient becomes emaciated, wrinkled and shows all the signs of aging before they are due.

It is called a disease because it is an abnormal condition; it is given the name Simmonds because a doctor by that name first re cognized this combination of symptoms and explained their cause. Dr. Bauer welcomes health questions from readers and will answer them whenever possible (Distrlb. by Columbia Features Inc.) CLUES OOWN 1 A president ef the U.S. 2 Digging suit (double clue) 3 Treaty organization i Triad to include ample (split word) 3 Pale as a layer of eggs (split, woraj I Out of the way I The girl who was promoted (double clue) fNa can never be friend to enyene 12 What to do whan you're In hurry llFuH of activity, although what fragile (hidden word) 15 May have four lags and give a ciear (anagram; II Beneath If The sort af wash far an animal Shaped Hke 21 Harsh sound made by a spring (anagram) 21 Wood esee) In steel manufacture (hidden) word) 23 They're having a mad 24 Urges ea 21 Cola 2 Wound with something sharp 27 wit nothing but a i (split ward) 21 Seashore bene (double chM) The outer are having a break loaubie clue) From Nape of Neck to Waist.

Size 12 requires 2 yards of 54" fabric, size 164 requires 2 yards for two piece suit; To order, state size and correct pattern number (No. N-1131 for Misses or No. NA-2033 for Half Sizes). Send a $1 money order. (Add 25 for first class mail and special handling.) i jjj5- m-mm wm-m -P JPP-P lilll 1111! Goren ON BRIDGE Q.

1 Partner opens with one spade and you hold: S. 7 4 H. A 9 5 D. 6 2 C. 74 What is your response? Q.

2 As South you hold: S. A3 H. A 10 7 D. 4 C. 9 7 2 The bidding has proceeded: North East South West IDia.

Pass 2 Clubs Pass 3 Clubs Pass What do you bid now? Q. 3 As South you hold: S. 9 7 3 H. 84 DAKS C. A 10 6 3 The bidding has proceeded: South West North East lClub Pass 1 Spado Pass 2 Spade Pass 2 No-Tr.

Pass CLUES ACROSS 1 Hit bay Ii In Canada 7 Two letter to ena Stata to sail another (split word) I Might ana be floating around with OeergeT (double clue) It MytterkMn rites, ate. Open out the drapes, possibly (anagram) 14 To da se, you must keep your eyes open If Panting thrust, mostly In the chest (split word) 17 la sorry, to be sure (anagram) It Shelter for sailors 21 New ta be attired when bared, possibly (anagram) 23 eeldae bird, perhaps 23 Difficult ta endentapd Finds a market XI Such shots are Important If Walks the manner ef vag abends (double due) WwV4tof1vf Wtrftltfl JIThay hav Kds to natvraHy SI Cammarce 13 One wte tries ta rebviie) the street (anagram) part score of S. 6 H. 10 7 4 D. 10 6 3 C.

Q76 The bidding has proceeded: North East South West 1 Club Pass 1 Heart 1 Spade Double Pass What do you bid now? (Copyright mi, Chicago Tribune Inc.) Q. 6 As South you hold: S. 8 2 H. 7 4 3 D. 9 5 C.

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