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But they had various opinions about the two, particularly Fischer. "I think they're a couple of idiots," remarked John Gallo, 24 Virginia as be ate breakfast in a coffee shop in Clinton Square. "Instead of playing chess, they're playing other games. If they're going to play for the world title, they should go ahead and do it" ica, anspafsk, Russia 3 Nabbed After Dragnet will eventually get around to playing and Fischer will win. Three New York City men are at Dutchess county Jail being held in lieu of 5.000 bail each on charges of attempted burglary.

They were arrested early Tuesday afternoon in a field off whether the match, twice postponed, would be played. "Money should be secondary. This could be a terrific thing for the U.S.". Riverar Interviewed on a corner in Main Street, said he wasn't much of a chess "but, I sure hope Fischer wins." "Fischer claims he can beat him and I'm going to go along with him," was the comment of a short, stocky man in a brown coat, headed down Main Street. Steve Skovan, 221 Mill added, "But I don't know; this Spassky is world champ, isn't he? I'm new to the game, but I guess whoever gets the first move will have the advan tage." Skovan says the actions of both Fischer and Spassky are "just maneuvers to type up the gate receipts." The majority of those questioned in mid town Pougnkeep sie, not In a mood to stop and chat in this morning's steady drizzle, flung over their shoul ders: "Chess? No, that's a game.

I never "Fischer doesnf deserve the extra money the British banker put up for him though," Gallo noted. "Absolutely not. What has be done to Market streets, Robert Loy Interrupting bis morning anack Id a shop at Main and Market streets Loy commented, "I agreed with Fischer about his wanting more money. He deserves it," Loy, 65 Yates Ave has played chess for lrf years. Lou Rivera, "of Red Oaks Mill, feels money should be secondary in a world match.

Tney snouw go awng wun be said, referring to State Polie at Ppughkeepsie said Trooper D.R. Kunego spotted the three in the act of burglarizing Kens TV Store on Main Street in Pleasant Valley. Police said they managed to Van Wagner Road near the escape from the, store into sur towns of Pougnkeepsie rounding woods near Van LaGrange line. The arrests re ner Road. Two Town of Pough suited from a cooperative keepsie police cars, four Sher ffipUttlTOllfTSEAT fe4H9 cwuUJw ii JK decoretar colon.

ftritMf. dragnet involving state, town, and county police. Harvey Lee Hicks, 24, of 55 West 105th St. Jlenry Harrison Jones. 23, of 213 West 140th and Daryl Wells, 20, Mansfield Hall Hotel, all New York City, were identified as those rested.

iff's patrol cars and State Po lice converted on the scene. The three had been spotted at 10:30 a.m. At 2:15 p.m. the three surrendered without a struggle to a detail made up of Captains Keefe and J.F, Leary and Trooper F.P, Johnson. AT OUR DELI AMERICAN CHEESE WWR OR YELLOW PAN ROLLS mmM bra CROSS and BLACKWEU.

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