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TIMES-DEMOCRAT nmdty, hoe 2J. 1 Daveiport-BtttBdorf, Ioi Picasso Snubs Spanish Offer modern work in the Prado rep- ing what is perhaps the world's wKrSlSS resented a tremendous conces- most diversified collection of the last tension, since that museum, bous- Old Masters, does not normally lurJ' KX ko SAEJi T.v. Antenna WAREHOUSE PRICES if A 'V 1 Sweet Charity? Crff Luder of Aadover, brsm kimslf, left, for the inevitable results, right, as he cits ii as a homu target for wattr-fiIk-4 balloons at a side tlk bazaar. The project was to raise money for a volunteer telephone counseling service. (AP Pboto, Channel 12 kit Channel 4-6-8 Kit Dipatrh of Times London MADRID Pablo Picasso snubbed an offer to have his master work Guernica hung in the world famous Prado Museum, informed sources said in Madrid Wednesday.

The sources said the Spanish government raised the ante in its efforts to reclaim the painting, which the modern master personally dedicated to all Spanish youth, and which is now banging in New York. When secret emisaries of the Spanish government first approached Picasso at his home in southern France, they carried an offer to have Guernica become the centerpiece of a brand new J5 million museum of contemporary art now being built in Madrid. BUT AFTER more than two years of trying, the Spanish government did not win the artist's consent Thus, several months ago they offered to give him an even better deal. Through their secret emisaries they told the Spanish artist in exile that his painting would hang in the Prado along with such masters as Greco, Velazquez and Goya. But he has not answered the latest offer after several months.

The sources explained: "He refuses to consider the matter while Franco is still alive, and it looks like it may now be a case of who lasts longer." Gen. Francisco Franco, whom Picasso considers his enemy, is 79, and the artist is 90. THE OFFER to hang the 't FREE ESTIMATES IN QUAD-CITY AREA Channel 1 2 Kit Installed noil 14" Channel 46-8 Kit Installed (Mitrj) '47" includes new lead in wires plus misc. parts ACT now $095 only only WARDS CHARCI-AU Mother Walks Again Inspiration For Wallace LIMITED OFFER REPAIR SERVICE CENTER, DAVENPORT PHONE 324-2184 SAVI K0W USE MONTGOMERY. Ala.

AP Gev. George C. Wallace's mother had to learn to walk again after surgery 11 weeks ago tor removal ot a Drain tumor. Now she feels strongly that her son will walk again. Mozelk Wallace, 74, was still recuperating from the operation when her eldest son.

cam- Kigning at Laurel, for the mocratic presidential nomination, was shot May 15 and left paralyzed in both legs. "I was at home alone, but fortunately I didn't have the television on." she recalled in an interview Wednesday. 'The neighbors began coming in to be with me, but it was Alton who told me about it." ALTON Dauphin who lives next door, is her son-in-law. "He was in the barber shop when he heard it and he came right home. He said 'George has been shot.

We don't know how bad it is. The only thing we can do is Mrs. Wallace, who retired she said, was "just one of those terrible things that are going to happen. We've seen it happen before, and I'm sure this won't be the last time." Even though she confessed she's "not much of a politician," Mrs. Wallace said she had a feeling her son "will do all right'' at the Democratic National Convention.

I IS-. I' Mrs. Wallace three years ago as a state employe, said she always worries about her children three sons and a daughter "but I always worried more about George because he's been so prominent as a public figure and is in more danger. "He had dinner with me Mother's Day," she recalled. "And when he went to the car, I said, I'm worried about vou.

He He said, 'Mother Mi be all "Then the next afternoon this terrible thing happened. I ''(! Vv- "x'V" 11, I 'J a 4 wanted to go see him. but I wasn't able until a few days ago. Then Hurricane Agnes came along and I couldn't fly up there." The governor is hospitalized at Silver Spring, Md. His mother expects him to return home in a few days.

WALLACE'S doctors say he has less than a 50-50 chance of ever walking again without crutches and braces. But his mother says, "He'll walk again. With his determination and the prayers of the people, he'll walk again." "I talked with George by phone Tuesday," Mrs. Wallace said. "He told me he had stood up between two parallel bars with the help of leg braces.

I told him that was wonderful and to keep it up." "You know," she continued, "I had to learn to walk again after my operation. It affected my right side. It took a while to learn to steer myself again." Doctors said the brain tumor they removed was benign. The assassination NEW YORK (AP) Bobby Fischer's flight reservation to Reykjavik, Iceland, has been canceled again. The American chess star is scheduled to play Russia's Boris Spaasky there for the world championship in chess.

There are just a few more flights to Iceland before the chess match is scheduled to start next Sundav. WILL Fischer show up for the match? "He said he was going," grandmaster Larry Evans said Wednesday evening before boarding a plane for Iceland. Evans has known Fischer for years. However. Chester Fox.

who has exclusive visual rights to the match, and his lawyer, Richard Stein, were not so definite. And Fischer could not be reached for comment. A reporter asked Fox and Stein after they met with Fischer here Wednesday evening whether the chess champ was definitely going to show up. "I THINK so." said Fox, before taking off for Reykjavik. "You said too much." Stem told Fox.

Why did Fox say too much Stein answered that "unless you have firm commitments" there should be no comments. Stein added that although this is a big moment for Fischer, he has walked out on matches before. Stein said he did ask FLscher if he would show up for the match But he refused to give Fischer's answer. Chess Match Uncertain ,4 Personalities Ml Imperial Fine China 6 FIRSTTRUST AND SAVINGS BANK Yours FREE at Open a is Golden Passbook Savings Account Harry Truman Truman OK After Slip KANSAS CITY (AP) -Former President Harry Truman, 88, was examined by doctors at a hospital here Wednesday after he slipped at his home in nearby Independence. Tuesday night, a hospital spokesman said.

X-rays were negative and Truman, who had complained of soreness in his lower bac returned home shortly afterward, the spokesman at Research Hospital reported. Askinl for a description of the former chief executive's condition, the spokesman said it was "safe to say" his condition as good 'Slip lira)' RYE. Y. (AP) Former Atty. Gen John N.

Mitchell and his wife. Martha, slipped away Wednesday from the elegant Westchester Country Club where Mrs. Mitchell had spent three days. Their whereabouts were not known. Ac lor Could Must Pay LOS ANGELES (AP) -Actor Elliot Gould has been ordered to pay (6,501 to a freelance photographer Gould says he never struck, but merely "picked him up and set him aside." Anthony Rizzo, 25, had sought J200.000 d.images in his Superior Court suit claiming battery.

"I was very careful putting him down as gently as I could." Gould testified before Judge Parks Stillwcll ruled in the cas Wednesday. The incident occurred more than three years ago as Kizzo and other photographers took pictures of celebrities attending a film screening Barbra Streisand. Gould former wife, originally was a defendant in "the suit, but her name was dropped by order of Stillwcll. Bremer Enters Insanity Plea ITPER MARLBORO. Md tAP) Arthur Bremer pleaded innocent by reason of insanity Wednesday to state charges in connection with the shooting of Alabama Gov.

George C. Wallace and three other persons. The plea was entered by Benjamin Lipsitz. Baltimore attorney for Bremer. The 21-year-old Milwaukee nun was not in the courtroom.

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FIRSTTRUST AND SAVINGS BANK TALLAHASSEE. Fla (AP) Ruthie May Deal, a black delegate to the Democratic National Convention who is supporting Gov. George C. Wallace, says crank telephone calls may vur her on going io the party conclave. "You wouldn't believe it." she told a newsman.

"I get these calls daily, nightly, at two and three o'clock in the morning It never stops." The state Democratic party said she may be disqualified from attending the convention anyway because she is the only Florida delegate who has not signed a loyalty Oath. She said she had not sent it in because she had not decided whether to attend the convention. State law requires all delegates to sign an oath pledging to support on the convention floor the candidate they were selected to represent Mrs. Deal. 43.

was selected as an at large Wallace delegate at a statewide caucus after the Alabama governor's sweep of the Marth 14 Florida presidential prmry She said she still supports him, despite the phone calls, but does not feel that going to the convention is worth the harassment The calls, she said, are "pretty we3 mixed'" between blacks taunting her for supporting Wallace and whites upset because she is on the delegation. DOWMTOWN 3rd BRADY McxJsv Fiaar 92 Saturday M2 DOWNTOWN OWVE-N Thursday 8 304 30 f-day tX-T Saturday 830-12 SUBURBAN 371 A DMSION Monday Thursaay 10-6 10-7 SaHraay 9 12.