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The Cincinnati Enquirer from Cincinnati, Ohio • 5

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THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER Other Sects Get Catholic Communion So Forfeit Fischer Will Get Even Start VATICAN CITY (TTPn irt( wine Is turned Into the body and blood1 of Jesus and distributed among the faithful. Until now non-Catholics have been allowed to receive Communion only In direct need usually when they were on their deathbeds and no minister of their own church was available. Some liberal Catholic priests, however, have given Communion to all who asked for it. can said Friday that Protestants and Orthodox Christiana can receive Communion In Roman Catholic churches In cases of need. They must first declare they share Catholic faith In the Eucharist, but they do not have to accept other Catholic beliefs such as the Infallibility of the pope, a Vatican document said.

The Eucharist Is the sacrament In which, Catholics believe, bread and REYKJAVIK, Iceland (UPI) Boris a gave up his demand that Bobby Fischer forfeit the first game of their world championship chess match in return or i 's agreement to postpone the game until Tuesday, U. S. chess sources said Friday. The compromise was worked out In a backstage room of Reykjavik's main sports hall Thursday night a few minutes before the American challenger and the world champion from Russia appeared on stage to draw lots for the first move, the sources said. The 24-game, $250,000 match originally was scheduled to begin last Sunday, but was delayed by Fischer's failure to show up and the Russian's demands that he be punished.

"One of our conditions to play the match at all was that the Russians give up their demand for the first match point," said Fred. Cramer, a vice president of the U. S. Chess Federation. Cramer said minor obstacles might still crop up before the first game, "but nothing serious enough to endanger the start of the match.

"Bobby would have liked to start play on Sunday, but we agreed to another postponement," he said. "The Russians apparently felt we had done it once to them and now they wanted to do it to us." He was referring to an International Chess Federation (FIDE) decision to postpone the match July 2 when Fischer did not show in time for the opening game. The Russian chess federation said the postponement violated FIDE's own rules. Spassky won the draw Thursday night and will play the white pieces, which means he will make the very first move of the match. Fischer will play black.

FISCHER MOVED Thursday from his house in Reykjavik where he had been staying behind drawn curtains and installed himself in the presidential suite at the biggest and plushest hotel in town. The two opponents appeared relaxed and in a good mood when they met in the hall for the first time since they arrived here. Spassky even wished Fischer good luck when they shook hands. They may meet again once before Tuesday. Loth-ar Schmid, the FIDE judge, would like both to inspect the facilities together.

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