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THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR- "PACE 7 FRIDAY, JIXY 7, 1972 Militant Irish Protestants Readying French Premier Boris Accepts Bobby's Battle Of Chess Giants Apology; At Hand Units, Predict Civil War told lawmakers he would not -Si- if fl BOBBY FISCHER (L) AND BORIS SPASSKV (R) DRAW FOR FIRST MOVE With Gudmundur Thorarinsson, president Of Icelandic Chess Federation hand. With a smile Spassky Forming Paris L'PU Peirre Mcssmer hastened to form bis new administration yesterday with all signs pointing to a swing back to traditional Gaullist policies both in France and abroad. Mcssmer, 56, a veteran Brandt OKs Top Official's Resignation Bonn, Germany (AP) Chancellor Willy Brandt accepted yesterday the resignation of his economics and finance minister, Karl Schiller, and moved quickly to reorganize his weakened govern ment, naming Defense Min ister Helmut Schmidt as Schiller's successor. The loss of "superminister" Schiller, a proven vote-getter, was seen as a blow to Brandt's hopes for re-election this fall. Schiller resigned after a cabinet dispute over foreign monetary policies.

Brandt moved Georg Leber, postal and transport minister, into Schmidt's defense post, and named Housing Minister Lauritz Lauritzen to succeed Leber. Brandt's decision to name Schmidt to both posts was somewhat of a surprise be cause Interior Minister Hans-Dietrich Genscher was known to have expressed interest in the post of finance minister. Dr. J. E.

Carter Named To IPI Medical Office Dr. James E. Carter has been appointed associate dean for student affairs at the School of Medicine of Indiana-Purdue University, Indianapolis. His main duty will be to supervise medical students enrolled in their first and fourth years at campuses, hospitals, clinics and physicians' offices away from the IPE medical school, under the Indiana Program for Statewide Medical Education. He did not rule out however, I an earlier confrontation dur- I ing the traditionally trouble some summer months.

In the House of Commons in London, the British admin istrator for Northern Ireland 2nd Floor Downtown. Also it EiStgatt, Eiflledili, Meodowi ftfciM fSf Reyjavik. Iceland (AP) Bobby Fischer apologized in writing yesterday to Boris Spassky for "disrespectful behavior" that threatened their world championship chess match, and Moscow's Tass news agency said "all demands of the Soviet delegation have been satisfied." It was announced that the first game will be played Tuesday. FISCHER, THE American challenger, and Spassky, the Soviet world champion, met last night to draw for the first move in the $300,000 series of 24 games. Fischer drew the black pawn giving Spassky the first move with white and a slight advantage.

The draw was done the same way park-bench chess players would do it. Spassky took two pawns, one white, one black juggled them behind his back then extended his closed hands to Fischer. Without hesitation, Fischer hunched forward and pointed a finger to Spassky's right New Grouv Commando Belfast, Northern Ireland (AP) Protestant paramili tary commandos are at the ready for a civil war in Northern Ireland, militant Protestant leader William Craig asserted yesterday. Craig, head of the right- wing Ulster Vanguard Movement, said four or five armed commando-type organizations are standing by to carry out "special duties." HE SAID AUGUST and Sep-ember could be bloody months which might plunge the province into a head-on conflict between the Protes tant majority and Roman Catholic minority. Craig did not disclose the strength of the commandoes, whom he described as men with military training," dur ing an interview with the Bri tish Press Association.

But he declared their units were spread across Northern Ire land and supplemented the 43,000 men reported to belong to another militant Protestant organization, the Ulster De fense Association, or UDA. BRITISH authorities do not doubt that commando squads have been recruited, and report increasing British army involvement in the UDA. One of the principal UDA commanders is known to be a former British paratrooper and security forces believe a number of other veterans of the elite regiment have joined Protestant ranks. CRAIG FORECAST a civil war in the north next year unless Britain lifts its suspen sion of the Protestant-domi nated provincial Parliament Soul Food Dinner To Honor Welsh Democratic gubernatorial nominee Matthew E. Welsh will be guest of honor at a soul food dinner at 7 p.m.

Saturday, July 15, at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Dr. Freeman Martin of Indianapolis, chairman of Citizens for Action, said invitations have been sent to a list of Negro leaders, including Gary Mayor Richard G. Hatcher, former Cleveland Mayor Carl Stokes and Georgia State Representative Julian Bond. VOCALIST Claudia Polley, formerly of Indianapolis, will provide entertainment.

Miss Polley, who has performed in major music centers in the United States and Europe, now lives in New York City. A cocktail hour, starting at 5:30 p.m., will precede the dinner. SAVINGS EFFECTIVE (UPI Toloptioto) rive, coming 10 minutes be fore the scheduled start. The first question the Russians with him asked when they got backstage was, "Has Fischer come: The answer was not. Fisch er showed up 22 minutes late Wearing a light -green three-piece suit, Fischer sat at the board chatting with Spassky before the ceremony began.

There were no hand shakes. WHEN HE WALKED on stage at the Sports Palace, Fischer moved briskly to the side of the board with the white pieces. He lifted the white queen, tested its weight Then he did the same with all 16 pieces as he kept one hand stuffed in his pocket He sat down, bending his tall frame into an armchair, Spassky, a shorter man, fol owed suit, putting his elbows on the edee of the table Fischer is 29 and Spassky is 35. FISCHER'S HOLDOUT for more money was made when the stakes were to be an official purse of $125,000 and a share of television and film re ceipts. He decided to come arriv ing Tuesday only after British financier James Slater stepped in with a donation of $130,000 to sweeten the prize pot.

It totals $255,000, of which the winner will take five- eighths and the loser three- eighths. In addition, the players will get a share of the sale of TV and movie rights, estimated at perhaps $27,500 each. HEM IS! Help For Epileptics tolerate illegal activities. WILLIAM WHITELAW said that persons who confront the British government "also confront the security forces of. the crown." (317) 888-7251 Cabinet hard line Gaullist, was named premier by President Georges Pompidou Wednesday.

He re places Jacques Chaban-Del-mii, a middle-of-the-roader who resigned on Pompidou'! demand. Officials said Messmer expected to complete formation of his cabinet today. They said the lineup would be announced only after Pompidou saw it and approved. Political sources, however, said Messmer would not drop key figures of Chaban's old government. They said Finance Minister Valery Gis-card D'Estaing, Defense Min ister Michel Debre, and Foreign Minister Maurice Schu mann would stay in the government.

THROUGHOUT the day Messmer received outgoing ministers and high officials of the Gaullist party. He was headquartered in the ministry of overseas territories and departments, the office he ran for two years. Congress Seen Adding To Inflation San Clemente, Calif. (UPI) President i 's chief congressional lobbyist yester day accused the Democratic- controlled Congress of engag ing is a cynical election-year strategy by passing popular but inflation-feeding legisla tion. He said Congress already had exceeded Mr.

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FISCHER DELAYED the opening of the match which was to have begun last Sunday, in a holdout for more money. More prize money was donated, but Spassky then demandeda written apology for Fischer's conduct before the champion would play. In his letter to Spassky, Fischer called his attempt to grab a share of gate receipts "my petty dispute over money," and asked the Russian to accept his "sincerest apology." Harry Golombek, an official of the International Chess Federation FIDE announced that both players had agreed to begin play on Tuesday. THE BRIEF ceremony last night was the first face-to-face meeting between the two contenders in the pre-game preparations. Like everything else it started late.

Spassky was the first to ar- Seeks Job raising methods for the group have been discussed selling bumper stickers promoting C-WEEDS and selling the prod, ucts of a local detergent man ufacturer. Funds would be used for several expenses, including job development and public edu cation. Memberships in C-WEEDS range from one dollar to $15 and includes regu lar, special, associative and contributing memberships, the latter which is open to local business and industrial con. cerns. Hughes Faces $51 Million Slander Suit Los Angeles (AP) A $51 million dollar slander suit was filed against billionaire indus trialist Howard Hughes yesterday by Noah Dietrich, his former business associate.

The Superior Court com plaint alleged that Hughes slandered the 83-year-old Die tnch in a telephone news con ference held last January in which Hughes denied the au thenticity of a purported auto biography written by Clifford Irving. ALSO NAMED defendants were Hughes Tool Company the public relations firm of Carl Byoir and Associates and Richard Hannah, a Byoir account executive. Dietrich Is the author of a recent book about Hughes. Irving was sentenced to 2Va years in Federal prison last month for defrauding Mc Graw-Hill Inc. by means of the fake autobiography.

His wife was sentenced to two months. A spokesman for Hughes Tool Company said he would have no comment on the case since he had not read details of the suit. X'llays Delayed the past 24 hours, he said. what his personal physician, Dr a lwer gastrointestinal problem. AND LOAN JULY 1, 1972 Zelico 1245 balanced reel ami roil spiiicast outfit 202 reel has stainless steel spinner-head, thumb-control button, anti-reverse.

Filled with 10-lb. mono. Teamed up with 2-pc. fiberglass An appeal for widening of the Indianapolis area job market for epileptics was made last night by the foun der of a new organization dedi cated to helping persons suffering from the disease. Mrs.

Betty Jones, founder of the Concerned With Epilep tic Economic Development So ciety Inc. (C-WEEDS), was one of several persons speak ing at C-WEEDS first meeting in the Metropolitan Center, 16th and Delaware streets. MRS. JONES, a member of the new group's board of directors, said persons complaining to management about employes suffering epileptic seizures, often cause that person to lose his job, and with it economic independence. Financial difficulties, and medical and social disabilities are serious problems confronting the epileptic in his adjust ment to society, she added.

Mrs. Mary VanBuren, owner of the Swift Business College and one of the incorporators of C-WEEDS, stressed the importance of training the epileptic for long-range employment for better economic stability as opposed to several smaller jobs from which he is likely to be fired after a few months because of his handicap. MRS. VANBUREN has donated office furniture for the organization's quarters in Room 421 of the Ober Building, 38 North Pennsylvania Street. George Williams, an epileptic and another incorporator, said C-WEEDS will work with existing programs for epileptics, to achieve the best overall results.

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44 Eat Washington Street (317) 639-1464 Lafayette Square (on There hns been no significant development in the condition of the Former President during The 88-yenr-old Mr, Truman was brought to Research 8091 Madison Ave. the mall) (31 7) 293-6133 7. Hospital here Sunday with Wallace II. Graham, termed The hospital says Mr. Truman remains in satisfactory con dition,.