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Re CJARE :. SIMIIMACC C208 OCOT myers of the world. Below we give & Rame which hess _ Review calls "Out of i punds" due to the fact that black | tersteps bY allowing white to get i z_veloped first. | ench Defense \ _ |Byrme (Yale) D. Hurst (NYU) | _ hite Black White Biact , Pâ€"K4 pxs 9. 000 a.2! E: t ma 16. N.KS PC eam No. 1â€"Deaviue U, Cain i, theart 1, Burns (d). Team No. 2â€"Warren 0, Young Bolter 0, O‘Hara 0. Team No. 4â€"MacKay 1, Thull 0, jose 0, Andrew 1. > Team No. $â€"Robinson 1, Tweedy Rogers 1, Fox 1. i(d) means default. [{h Weston Chess Club Team| rnament has hcen comn‘~ted BM NO, $ +â€"mmmmermmmumiqnm (L KV NO, A «cememmmmemmmmus 7 S8D1 NO 1 smmmmunmmemmemie B 8M NO, 2 coqmmmnememniniane‘ B Here are a few additional notes . playing chess continued from t week: he chess board shall be so ed between two persons that white, or light coloured, square 11 be at each players right hand de a complete win against No. 2 &“ilesâ€"Are each of the eight liares in a straight line from one hyer to the other. Ranksâ€"Are each of the eight tlrea at right angles to the s. The White man always ves first. he â€" Canadian | Federation of ess is campaigning for 1000 itional members. To date they e only 518 from all Canada. The ulation of Canada is approxiâ€" tely 11.5 millions. Denmark th a population of only 4 million s 10,000 members. Yet Canada E"‘Chess masters of world reâ€" _auch as D. A. Ynnof_sky, th‘e } ; N.qB3 hP | kss ’ Bâ€"Qs ak: l BKBC CHESSMEN By Peggy Jarvis 1 is If you want to be in the foreâ€": . ont of the fashion picture this pring, you want to carefully exâ€" f nine the possibilities of NsÂ¥3 ‘ue. Definitely_ the golorâ€"sensâ€" | ion of the Season, NAY) is ; irsatile and vibradiâ€"and inviles | fresh approach in accessorizing. . ‘ith the exception of black, n0 lor lends itself so charmingly 10 | lor accessories as nayy, and the â€" imbination being shown this s car ‘e quile devastaiing. Exampie: . ‘er think of combining navy with sassy green? or a softly feminâ€" e mauve (another color highlisht " the season)? Very new this | »ar is the idea of using pale blue essories with navy, and utterly | arming too. White, a perenniel | worite, is still good and will be | en on many of the newest and | nartest costumes. A new shade, ; jwdust, is adding a piquant note 1 the style sceneâ€"and again, a Jrfect foil for your basic nayy. ; By this time, the trends for pring are well established and tay up among the leaders you will. ) â€" seeingâ€"Redingotes, ‘ :weetly‘ iminine, and an adaptable addiâ€" on to any wardrobe,. Perfect for >w, and an equal blessing later on, »u ‘shouldn‘t overlook this trend. rints, as always, are Spring fayâ€" fites, and this year the bestâ€" tessed fabrics are sporting little Jsignsâ€""tie prints" or foulards. ig, splashy prints are on the wane 4d do not seem to compliment the jwer ladylike fashions as do the y prints. The prevailing style in esses will be the "little topâ€"big irt". Bodices are brief and simâ€" Standing MRRIee e Cemadeed skirts. Enhance the fullness of ese skirts by the addition of unced petticoats, a fad that has beome a fashionâ€"fact and appears ) be here to stay. For the tailer jrls, who moan that they look like panpoles in the longer skirts there | hope in the tiered dress. This| yl minimizes height and you can | ill have all the swirling fullness ur heart desires. Again the pettiâ€" | at is a blessing in disguise, for ‘hen those long full skirts are | luffed out with oneâ€"or twoâ€"stiff ; tticomts, you can stop worryinz' out the "beanpole look." | This spring you have to look| ettyâ€"and it‘s so much easier| an trying to be chic. By now the | ds and fancies of the "New, ok" have been weeded out, and e styles you‘ll be seeing this | ring are the ones that are here | Bc mm Ne o e e eA e, and the bulk of material is ncentrated in swinging, billowâ€" _ REDIR MIDUC HENRY LOOSE > stay. 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Liberal Youth Leader Quits Party In Complete Disgust . Frenchâ€"speaking Liberals, both in Quebec and in Parliaâ€" ment, were stunned on February 8. On that day Leo Tremâ€" blay, president of the Young Liberal Association in the key riding of Quebec Eastâ€"the seat of Rt. Hon. Louis St. Laurent, heir apparent to the leadership of the Liberal Partyâ€"quit the Liberal Party in disgust. What‘s more he took to the radio | House of Commons are such as and told the people of Q.\l‘el{ekc :v}Lly { merit our confidenc?‘. Ev?n :}f‘ wellâ€" it ENOA Wswsuds wate e nicâ€" \ "T have believed in principles," ‘said Mr. Tremblay over the radio. \"I had confidence in the leaders of \the party. I was a Liberal, After \having given to the Liberal party ‘the best years of my youth I am L ee l CONLLA 40 Was‘e t sav ‘profound!_\' pained to have to say ’that I leave this party {oday much | deceived, disgusted . with its poliâ€" itics and ex‘remely disappointed with those whom I had recognized ‘with enthusiasm as my leaders . .. \I know of what I speak." Mr. Tremblay declared that Libâ€" eral youth had high hopes of their party after the war; hopes based upon idealism, bu! that these hopes had been betvayed. _ _ He denounced the Liberal party in Otlawa is being puppets in the hands of unscrupulous financiers who are building fantastic fortunes and who have caused a disastrous . inflation, and while the favorites 3 of the pariy were making themâ€" selves rich on other people‘s money the country is plunged into uncerâ€"| tainty and despair. 1 ST. LAURENT 1 Speaking of Rt. Hon. Louis S.} St. Laurentâ€"whom he had helped | to. electâ€"Mr. Tremblay said: "I | do not ‘hink the Liberal party and | the leaders who represent us in the | _ Mr. Coldwell genuinely regrets\ |the offer, which may lead a lot of | |Canadians to realize that the Soâ€"| |cialists are only preaching what | \the Communists preach, in gentler | Socialists and Communists i terms.â€"The Letter Review. Mr. Tim â€" Buck, in announcing thal he and the Communists are now members of the CCF, may have intended to annoy Mr. Coldâ€" well, or to take refuge in despair over Communist prospects, or may be conscientiously eonvinced that the CCF offors. by its wild stateâ€" ments about profiteerin@ and price eentrol, a prospect of upsetteing our system of society sufficient to justify Communists in conscientâ€" jously: supporting 3. â€" Get new engine performance in just one day by installing a Chryslerâ€"Method Remanufactured engine in your Chryslerâ€" built car or truck. 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