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THE GAZETTE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1964 23 akMoi l7 Art Buchwcld Examines: Goren ON BRIDGE The 'Silent Voter In The U.S. marked down on the polling sheet next to his name We got up and tried to shake hands with him again, but he still refused. So we rv THE REALM OF WASHINGTON THERE HAS BEEN a great deal of talk this election about the "silent vote." The silent voter may be the key to next week's election, because he is the one who refuses to tell the pollsters whom he is really for. We were very fortunate to interview one of these silent voters the other clay. He happened to be a neighbor and when we went over to the house to talk to him his wife answered the door.

II )UoNTO New Bridge Marked I 54 1 I 0. 1 As South vou hold: 6 V6 4 2 4K Q3 9 8 7 4 The bidding has proceeded: South West North East Pass Pass 1 Pass What do you bid now? Q. 2 As South, vulnerable, vou hold: AO V7 2 A 9 3 AK 10 9 8 3 The bidding has proceeded: West North East South Pass 1 A 3 What do you bid? Q. 3 As South you hold: AQ 8 3 VA 10 8 6 5 4 AQ 3 The bidding has proceeded: South West North East Pass Pass 1 Pass What do you bid now? 1 Q. 4 You are vulnerable, the opponents have a 30 part score and as South you hold: AA 10 96 5 VA 10 9 3 The bidding has proceeded: North East South West Pass 1 A 2 A Pass 2 3 A 3 A 4 A Dble.

Pass What do vou bid now? The Game BY QUIZ No. 701 Black to play and win. Sapounov vs Bobotsov, Sofia, 1949 Sec solution below 1 Chess Olympics Starts Canada and fifty other countries have entered the FIDE Work! Team Championship, which starts this Monday at Tel Aviv, Israel, and lasts until Nov. 25th. 17 D.

'Good day, ma'am, I'm taking a poll of silent vot ers and I was wondering if I could talk to your husband." "You can try, but I don't think you'll have much luck. He ain't said a word to me since the Republican convention." She invited us into the livingroom. Her husband was sitting in straight-backed chair, staring out the window. "George, there's a fellow here from the press wants to talk to you about the election." George refused to stand up or shake hands. His wife said, "I told you he wouldn't cooperate.

All he does is sit there in the chair and purse his lips." "Sir," we said, "I know you don't want to talk much, but the election is only a few days away and the silent vote could be a big factor in the election. Ould you give me some sort of hint of whom you favor?" George grunted. "What did he mean by that0" we asked his wife. "He's either trying to say something." she replied, "or else he's hungry." "Sir, I know your vole is secret and I certainly do not want to violate a confidence, but if we can't gauge the silent vote our polls may be way off and this could cause havoc with our free election system." George snarled and showed his teeth. "Did I get him angry?" "No, he does that about once every lb minutes.

He's probably thinking of one of the issues that gets him furious." "George," we pleaded, "I'm not going to use your name. This will be just between you and me. Perhaps I'll ask questions and then all you have to do is nod your head yes or no." George picked up a copy of "A Texan Looks at Lyndon" and pretended he was reading it. "Since George has become a silent voter," his wife explained, "he reads a lot." Suddenly a fly whizzed by George's face and landed on the window sill. George took his book and brought it down on the fly's head.

He smiled. "George is part of the white backlash," his wife said. But George didn't smile long. All at once his face turned red and his eyes became purple as he stared out the window. We looked out the window and saw two seven-year-olds fighting for a football.

His wife rushed over to him and tried to calm him down. She turned to us and said. "George hates violence in the streets." We made one more attempt to talk to him, but he threw a copy of the "Conscience of a Conservative" at our head. "I think you'd better leave now. His precinct captain said he shouldn't have too many visitors." Duchess Gives You Comfort The Duchess of Windsor was thinking of the many beautiful widely spaced prints when she designed this costume.

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See chart for size best for vou. SIZES BUST WAIST HIPS "LENGTH 10 34 24 35 16' inches 12 35 25 36 14 36' i 26'j 374 17 16 38 2S 39 17' i 18 40 30 41 17' -i Saturday Features Illustrated is the design of the 5 cents Verrazano Narrows Bridge commemorative stamp which is being issued in Staten Island, N.Y., on Nov. 21 in conjunction with the opening of the world's longest suspension bridge. It is named after Giovanni daVerrazano, the Italian explorer who discovered New York Bay in 1524. VERHAXANO-NARHOWS MHOCE The stamp will be printed in one colour on the 1 1 1 1 presses with an authorized printing of 120 million.

The usual arrangements for obtaining first day cancellations will apply. Collectors may send addressed envelopes together with remittance to 44 Expense. 45 Sea: Fr. 46 English cathedral town. 47 Schoolmen's group: Abbr 48 Law (code of the Franks'.

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70 "Red Raiders" university. 71 Has a longing. 72 Tibetan monks. 73 "A Bell for 77 Servant. 78 Grows venerable.

81 Girl's nickname. 82 In addition. 84 Family member: Colloq. 85 City in Alabama. 87 Window part.

90 Feline sound. 92 Noted violinist. 94 Rigoletto's daughter. 95 Go to the plate. 98 Snooze.

100 Spoiled. 102 Put in a pen 103 Ann (site of Michigan 104 Military operation. 105 Bristles. 106 Civil disorder. 107 Italian family.

108 Palestine port. 110 Tolstoi heroine. 111 Culture medium. 113 Desire. 114 New Mexico town.

116 Poetic contraction. 117 Numerical prefix. 118 Broadway hit sign. 119 ast amount. y.

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CMZ-1 DW, New York. Y. 10001. SATURDAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE WEEKLY QUIZ Q. 5 As South vou hold: A 6 3 2 84 10 9 7 3 AA 6 4 The bidding has proceeded: South West North East Pass 1 A Dble.

Pass 2 A Pass 3 Pass What do you bid now? Q. 6 As South you hold: AAQ 10 6 3 V4 KQ8 5 2 A32 The bidding has proceeded: North East South West 1 Pass 1 A Pass 2 A Pass 2 Pass 2 Pass What do you bid now? Q. 7 As South vou hold: A5 4 2 VA 3 10 8 6 5 AAK The bidding has proceeded: South West North East 1 NT Pass 3 A Pass What do you bid now? Q. 8 As South vou hold: A 862 VKJ7542 8 A83 The bidding has proceeded: West North East South 1 A 2 Pass What do you bid? (Look for answers Monday) jLof Kings M. LE DAIN Black 11 Pieces i ml White 10 Pieces () He should atlack by P-KN4 si nnre (N Yipidmq a at once, to avod going ai'ogetner on ihe defence by 21.

(c) Natural is P-86 with plenty ot strong threats. Id) Little tomes of this type of break-throuqh. Better P-B6, PxP (forced); 30 N-05 and so on (el He should seek a draw by perpetual check. City Tfeam Championship The annua! team championships of the Montreal Chess League are scheduled to start with the Class Division on Nov. 8th at the NDG Chess Centre.

Entry is limited to six teams in a single-robin of matches, one round each succeeding Sunday, starting at 2.00 p.m. Class Division starts Nov. 15th, and the Division on Nov. 22nd. at the same place Division matches start at 2 30 p.m.

and at 3 00 p.m. Entry is limited to six teams in a round-robin. For further information contact: D. M. LeDain (271-74841.

Ex-world champion, Mikhail Botvinnik, now 53. is as sharp as ever in this game from the Moscow Team championship, 1964: KING'S INDIAN DEFENCE Black: V. Liberiov Wh.te: M. Botvinnik (Trud) Burevesfnik) White Black N-KB3 P-KN3 03 B-N2 0-0 P-K4 P-83 PxP P-OR3 N-Kl B4 White Black 1 P-OB4 2 N-OR3 3 P-K4 4 P-04 5 P-B3 6 B-K3 7 P-Q5 8 KN-tO 0 BPvP 19 O-02 20 0-0-0 21 QxB OxO 23 B-R3 24 N-N5 25 N-K6 26 PxN 27 R-Nlch RS BxB 0-N3 NxQ QR-01 N-Q5(b) NxN R-B3(c) K-Bl P-Q4 io P-KN4 28 R-N3! 29 QR-KN1 30 R-N'h 31 RxNP kB7 33 PxR 4 R-N7 11 KR4 MPP 13 PP 15 K4 16 NO! N3 P-P5la) 18 NxB K-K2 PxP B-B3! N-N2 BxBP N-02 BxN N-KB4 K-03 K-B3 PxR R-KR1 p-r: k-b; Resigns 35 R-N6ch 36 B-K6 (a Net et Castled, he cannot risk 17 MmQp, b-K2. Botvinnik considers the text loses an important tempo anil suaoests instead 17 Q-Q2, renew ing the thre.it on the QP and keeping up the pressure (b) This permits Wh.

a passed P. which wins. Botvinnik advises 24 OR-K1. Although ther Wh. continues pressure with 25 R-O.

etc. (c) 26 RxBP; 27 P-K7 R-Kl. 28 RxQP, N-Rl (forced); 79 ornrh K-N2. 30. P-R6ch.

K-63; 31 B-N4 KxP; 32. R-K6ch etc. wins a piece. PROBLEM No. D.

Hjelle Whites mates in two moves. (Solution next week) Solution to last week's Prob- lem No. 909 (Moseley): Key, l. N-K4. Solution today's Quiz No.

701 (Sapounov-Bobotsovl 1. R-'' 2. RxOP (if 2. OxR, Q3ch; 3, 1, N-N6ch; 4. K-R2, N-B8 dbl.

5. K-Rl. 0-R7 mate), B4rh; 3. K-Rl, N-B7ch; 4. K- Nl, NxRP dbl.

5. K-Rl, Q- N8rh'; 6. RxQ, N-B7 mate. Caine Mutiny" was Capt. Queeg.

9. The Kiwanis Club took its name from the North American Indian word 'keewanis' meaning to make oneself known. 10. Nobel Prizes for literature in the last 10 years were awarded to: United States (Hemingway). Iceland (Lax-nes), Puerto Rico (Jiminez), France (Camus), Soviet Union (Pasternak).

Italy Quasimodo France (Leger), Yugoslavia (Andric), United States (Steinbeck), Greece (Sefer-iades), and France (Sartre) 1904 Mm cover the cost of the stamps to be affixed, to the Postmaster, Staten Island, New York 10301. A Stamp Exhibition is being held today and tomorrow at the Arts Centre, Howardene, Sherbrooke, by the Eastern Township Stamp Club and the St. Francis Collectors Club. Collectors in the Eastern Townships should make a point of visiting this exhibition. It will be open on Saturday from 2 p.m.

to 9 p.m. and on Sunday from 2 m. to 9 p.m. Admission is free. Luxembourg is issuing on Nov.

11 two commemorative stamps to mark the accession to the throne of H.R.H. the Grand Duke Jean of Luxembourg. The stamps of similar design as illustrated consist of a 3F. bluish black and blue grey and a 6F. brown black and sepia and portray The Grand Duke and the Grand Duchess.

They have been printed by photogravure by Courvoisier. The Grand Duke Jean who succeeded his mother the Grand Duchess Charlotte was born on Jan. 5, 1921. He was nineteen when the Grand Duchy was overrun by Nazi Germany. He left the country with his family and spent the war years in exile.

In 1942 he interrupted i university studies at Montreal and volunteered for active service with the Irish Guards. He was promoted lieutenant in 1914 and landed with the Allied trooos on the Normandy Beaches and was with the 32nd Armored Brigade in the battles of Caen and Falaise Argentan. As the American troops reached the outskirts of the City of Luxembourg he joined a U.S. spearhead and entered his hometown cheered by the enthusiastic citizens. The Grand Duke Jean is married to H.R.H.

the Princess Josephine Charlotte of Belgium and has five children. The 6th Congress of the International Graphical Federation which was held in Vienna from Oct. 12 to 17 was commemorated by the issue by Austria of a 1.50 stamp printed in black on toned paper showing an old printing press as illustrated. t'WvHtt' IB 17. OK I.

I4 A IS blackish brown and red stamp showing the front of a transistor radio and the emblem of the Austrian Radio System, was issued by Austria on Oct. 1 lo mark the 40 years of broadcasting in Austria. Both comniemoratives had authorized printings of three million. A set of three stamps was issued by Malta on Sept. 5 to commemorate the First European Congress of Catholic Doctors.

Of 6d. and Is. 6d. denominations they were printed in multi colours by photogravure by Harrison Sons Ltd. on Maltese Cross watermarked paper.

To commemorate the new Constitution the Government of Gibraltar has issued the 3d. and 6d. values of the current definite series overprinted in black in three lines with the words "NEW CONSTITUTION 1964." They were placed on sale on Oct. 16 and will remain on sale for three months or until stocks are exhausted. Denmark is issuing on Nov.

12 a 25 ore brown pictorial stamp showing a landscape in the series publicising the Danish Preservation of Natural Amenities and Ancient Monuments A 35 ore red stamp is being issued by Greenland on Nov. 26 portraying Samuel Klein-schmidt 1814-1886'. sv I HEALTH ii, FOR TODAY Psoriasis By W. W. BAUER, M.D.

Director Emeritus of Health Education American Medical Association Sea signal. 97 Army men: Abbr. 99 Pronoun. 100 Chunky rodent. 101 Garlands.

103 Bitter beer. 104 Petty despot. 105 Region. 109 Hold back. 111 pockets.

112 Humble heme. 115 An eleven from Madison: 2 words. 119 Immunizing agents. 120 Dame. 121 Tendon: Comb.

form. 122 Ardent. 123 Therefore. 124 Range animal. 125 month.

126 Set of principles. 127 Death." DOWN 1 Polio foe. 2 Corner. 3 Their mascot is a goat: 2 words. 4 Nonsense.

5 Seoul soldier. 6 "Webfoots' college. 7 Mistake: Slang. 8 Grafted: Her. 9 Old French coin.

10 Inquired. 11 Florida area. 12 Engaged in conflict: 2 words. 13 Nautical man. 14 Comedian Caesar.

15 Extremely: Scot. 16 Moselle branch. 17 Poker stake. 18 Promontory. 25 Vinegar bottle.

26 Madagascar monkey. 32 Make amends. 33 Mathematical ratio. 34 Trifle. 35 School of the "Titans." 37 schools.

33 Hollywood product. 39 Mexican carnival. 41 Big Ten university footballers: 2 words. 42 I'nique things. 43 Attack on all sides.

By Herb L. Risreen ACROSS 1 Hollywood notable. 5 Flowing garments. 10 Assam tribesmen. 14 Actress Cabot.

19 Pisa's river. 20 Where Maine is. 21 Bristle, 22 Senseless. 23 Spring period. 24 Football players from Lexington: 2 words.

27 New Zealand parrot. 28 whiz. 29 Used car transaction. 30 Native minerals. 31 Clergyman.

35 Flat failure: Slang. 26 Frolic. 38 pictures. 39 Charge. 40 Crowd.

44 New York or Virginia, at one time. 45 Winter iu-ed. 49 Repair a garment. 51( Sheeplike. 52 Evil glance.

53 Pastures. 55 Griddle-cakes. 56 Dice throw of six. 57 Body part. 53 Korean river.

59 Concerning: Law. 60 Pro 61 Conjunction: Var. 62 Gratuity. 64 Source of income. 67 Team from Cedar Falls: 3 words.

72 Spanish brigands. 74 American writer. 75 Nigerian city. 76 Egg cells. 79 Egyptian skink.

80 See 13 Down. 83 Cowboy gear. 85 Antlered animal. 86 Posts. 88 Concert group.

89 Grey: Fr. 90 Minister-author. 91 Musical progression. 93 Watchwords. 95 Swellings.

Russia will defend its title. The Championship, a i biennial event, was in-augurated at London in 1927 with sixteen countries taking part, and has gradually gron to its present size. The Americans dominated tlte competition until Russia joined FIDE alter World War II, and they have since won the title each time. Canada has previously competed at Buenos Aires. 1939 Amsterdam.

1954. and Munich. 1958, and always finished near the top in the Consolation Final. The 1927 championship was a complete round-robin, but with the increase in entries it has been necessary to arrange qualifying preliminaries (with best teams seeded), and the first two or three of each section advancing into the Championship Final, and the others into Consolation and B'' Finals. A team consists of four regulars and two reserves, for relief.

Montreal Chess League The annual business meeting of the Montreal Chess League will be held tomorrow. Nov. 1st, at 2 oo p.m. at the N.D.G. Chess Centre (NDG Community Hall, Cote St.

Antoine at Decarie). for reports, elections, etc. Representatives of clubs are requested to attend. A gam with some surprising turns, from the recent Quebec Provincial Championship. Loic Therien, son of Jules Therien.

is a student at University of Montreal, and his opponent, Marcel Dion. Quebec, is a former provincial champion. SICILIAN DEFENCE White; Black: M. Dion Therien White Black White 22 P-R5 23 P-N5 24 QxP 25 K-B2 26 R-KR1 27 P-B5 28 N-KB4(c) 29 P-N6(d) 30 PxP 1 P-K4 I P-KB4 3 N-K B3 i N-B3 5 P-04 6 NxP 7 B-N5ch 8 B-K3 9 N(4)xB 10 Q-B3 II 0-0 N-Q4(a) 13 OR-Q1 14 N-N3 15 P-OR3 16 P-N4 17 N-K2 18 PxP 19 P-B3 20 P-R4 21 N-Q2(b) P--QB4 P-03 N-KB3 P-KN3 PxP B-N2 B-Q2 BxB Q-R4 N-B3 0-0 ORB1 P-QR3 Q-B2 P-QN4 P-N5 N-02 NxP N-OB3 R-Nl RxP PxP P.R4 P-R5 R.R1 N-Bl N-K4 P.R6 BPxP Kxp N(4)xN 31 NxP 32 Q-Q5ch 33 0xR 34 KR B1 35 K-K2 36 K-KI 37 Q-R7 38 R-B2 39 0-B7ch Q-R5ch wr P-R7 Q-B5ch 0-06 N-K4 N-N5 K-Rl K-N QxN (e) QxBch 4i is-d I nxm Resigns Black 4 Pieces F-3 White 5 Pieces many theories. It affects from one to two per cent of all persons with white skin; it is rare in Negroes.

It is neither infectious nor contagious. If it is not of the rare systemic type, and the affected areas are covered, it may need no treatment except removal of the scales with soap and water. Treatment is often disappointing. The best remedy is exposure to natural sunlight: sunlamps are less effective. A great many systemic and local remedies have been tried, but none is satisfactory for any length of time.

Coal tar ointments are perhaps the most successful, but they are distasteful to the patient because of staining of clothes and bedding. Mercurial ointments are less objectionable, and are therefore more accep-. table to patients, and for that reason are more likely to be used with success. The advertised psoriasis "cures" are often based on mercurial compounds. There is no cure for psoriasis; there is only medical treatment, intensive or continuous as the extent and location of the eruption requires.

Dr. Bauer welcomes health questions fiuiu readers and will answer thorn whenever possible. Due to the tremendous volume of mail received, many ques-tiops will be incorporated in the column. Letters should be addressed to Dr. W.

W. Bauer, The Gazette. Enclose stamped self-addressed envelope. (Distributed by Columbia Features, Inc.) Questions 9. What is the origin of the name of the Kiwanis Club? 10.

How many different countries have been represented among the Nobel Prize winners for literature in the last 10 years? ANSWERS John Adams, the first American President to live in the White House, moved in in 1800. The building had begun in 1792. 2. Plus fours knickerback-ers cut very full and bagging well below the knees got their name from a tailoring term. They were four inches longer than oidinary knickerbockers.

3. The maiden name of Mus- Only acne exceeds the subject of today's column in nuisance value the skin disease, psoriasis. I The name of the disease ccmes from the Greek psora an itch Actually it is a pain in the necB for many thousands of young people, and some not so yiung, who are deprived of many pleasures because of the disfiguring eruption which causes them to shrink from wearing suits or low-necked dresses or short-sleeves. Psoriasis is a red patchy condition, covered with silvery scales, which appears mainly on the scalp, back, and outer surfaces of the arms and legs, especially the knees and the elbows. Except for one form which represents about 15 percent of all cases, it is not serious nor disabling in itself, and the itching can usually be controlled.

The more serious forms involve the muscles and the joints and may resemble rheumatoid arthritis. The disease tends to become worse in the winter months, and to improve some during warm weather, but seldom to the extent of disappearing, except in the very mildest cases. Most cases appear during the teens, and may remain undiscovered or not noticed as long as they remain on the covered portions of the body. It is when they begfin to disfigure the exposed skin that they cause distress, and of course young people are exposing more skin than ever these days. The cause of the disease is not known, though there are Readers (Some of the questions answered by the library of The Gazette during the past week.) 1.

Who was the first American President to live in the-White House? 2. How did 'plus fours' get their name? 3. What was the name of Mussolini's wife? 4. What is a tuffet (the thing that Miss Muffet sat on)? 5. When did Tutenkhamon live1 6 What is the definition of a 'kulak? 7.

What was the date of Labor Day in 1912? 8. What was the name of the ship's captain in the novel "The Caine 8 111 12 TTT4 lib llb li; 18 I 19 71 22 23 74 2b 26 si rsjSb 3 v. 44 ih 4T 48 49 bO Tl I jp2 b3 34 jJb bO I'pT'' ji2 Tj "jb4 hfa 08 ey '0 'l liiiaj 79 10 81 82 33 84 I lb 86 a) S8 89 fJ 91 92 331 94 HST 98 1 100 1 rrV" To! 102 1103 104 ioT ToT io8 pTiQ9 no 1 I yu Til lib iw ml CTT 120 123 solini's wife was Rachele Guidi. 4. A tuffet is the same thing as a tuft.

It can also be a low seat like a hassock or a stool. 5. Tutenkhamon was Phar-oah of Egypt for six years about 1330 B.C. 6. Kulak is a Russian term for a wealthy peasant who employed labor and opposed the Soviet collectivization of farms In Russian the word means literally a tight-fisted man.

7. Labor Day in 1912 was Monday, Sept. 2. 8. The Captain in "The.