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prevented a ban on underground nuclear tests because it "wants to perfect new types of nuclear weapons." "The United States wants to continue underground tests and its demand for on-site inspections is a camouflage to bar any possibility of agreement," Tsar-apkin said. American negotiator William C. Foster said that the last time there was an unverified moratorium on nuclear tests it was broken by Russia. The United States therefore requires inspection of any treaty to prevent cheating. Britain's Lord Chalfont said that Moscow was citing "distorted and grotesque" reasons In blocking agreement on mi-clear nonproliferation and the banning of underground tests.

Chalfont said that there was no justification for Russian opposition to technical discussions on the size of explosions that could be identified from outside. Russian insistence on a total ban without any inspection maintains the deadlock on the issue. Canadian negotiator Gen. E.L.M. Burns said that Tsarap-kin "is demanding an act of faith rather than a political decision" in telling the west to do without on-site inspections in ny comprehensive test ban.

"Acts of faith are insufficient to provide the basis for a durable agreement between nations in the sphere of disarmament," Burns said. In his speech today, Chalfont appealed anew to the Soviet Union to negotiate vital issues involved in halting the spread of nuclear weapons and banning Underground nuclear tests. Chalfont said that Russia's reasons for blocking such measures were "distorted and grotesque." "Unless we can bring about an International agreement to stop and reverse the nuclear arms race we shall face, or later, certain disaster," he said, i "Indeed the events that have' taken place in the world in the past few days have strengthened my belief that if we want to do something before it is too late, we had better it soon." Chalfont said that the current session of the conference, which began July 27 and recesses next week or the United Nations eral Assembly, had resulted in East-West deadlock. He said he hoped that the talks could resume quickly. "Time is not on our side," he isserted.

"There are pressures and influences and movements growing up in the I that make it vital that we should overcome the real and imagined ideological difficulties that keep us from agreement." Chalfont said that Russia's demand that the West abandon any allied North Atlantic Treaty Organization nuclear force as the price for a nonproliferation pact was really an attempt to attain "total inertia in the Western alii, ance." STEEL DELIVERED FOR STADIUM'S MOVABLE STANDS The first steel components for the movable stands in the downtown sports stadium were delivered today. Erwin P. Stupp president of Stupp Brothers Bridge Iron fabricators of the steel, said that today's delivery reduced to less than two weeks the time lost as the result of a seven-week strike earlier this week. David Volk, project engineer for Fruin-Colnon Contracting Co. and Millstone Construction joint contractors on the stadium, said that work on the south movable stands would begin tomorrow.

Volk declined to predict when the stadium would be completed because a final decision has not been reached on whether to install a sprinkling system and soil heating device. Weather conditions in the winter and spring are other uncertainties. A simple projection of the contract schedule would place the opening early in May. FISCHER PLAYING OFF TIE NEW YORK, Sept. 9 (UPI)-United States chess master Bobby Fischer was scheduled to play Borislav Ivkov of Yugoslavia today in the tenth round of the Capablanca Chess tournament.

They are in a three-way tie with Vassily Smyslov of Russia for the lead. Fischer's match with Ivkov Was scheduled originally for yesterday, but a tropical hurricane forced postponement. The tournament is being played by cable because the State Department refused him permission to go to Communist Cuha. The hurricane disrupted cahle communication with Havana. Am-'i'm I'lmnto Deluxe Slices 'v Cinnamon Roils T.

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