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Boston Evening Globe Tuesday, February 1, 1972 Site of world chess championship still undecided el Etrusco is now a iinicjue charity 8 1 in that sequence. Fischer proposed Yugoslavia, Argentina or Canada. Euwe said he agreed with Fischer that a city in Yugoslavia looked suitable because the ration was chess-minded and its bid topped those of 11 other countries. He said he decided to postpone the deadline until Feb. 10.

"If then, by midnight, there is no agreement between the two parties, I will decide for them:" Euwe said. The winner will receive nearly two-thirds of the prize money offered by the city getting the final nod. The loser gets the rest. Edmondson said Yugoslavia offered $152,000 for a match in Belgrade. Fischer, who refused to discuss the situation with newsmen yesterday, was quoted earlier as saying money was his prime consideration in the choice of site.

L- v-- United Press International AMSTERDAM Ed Ed-mondson, president of the United States Chess Federation, said today he will go to Moscow in a final effort to agree on a site for the chess match between world champion Boris Spassky and American challenger Bobby Fischer this year. He said Fischer may accompany, him. Edmondson and Fischer offered their list of preferred sites to World Chess Federation president Max Euwe Monday to meet his Jan. 31 deadline. When Euwe checked it against the list he had received from Spassky he found no common sites.

Spassky's preferences included Iceland, Holland, West Germany and France, Disney World February 20-27 Accommodations in the Park at lha Contemporary Hotel CMESSON TRAVEL SERVICE Government Center Boston, Most. 742-8500 PUBLIC AUCTION TO BE HELD AT HOLIDAY INN FRAMINGHAM 30 Worcester Road, Framingham, Mass. WEDNESDAY, FEB. 2 at 8 P.M. Viewing Inspection from 6 P.M.

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Auctioneer! ABE GOLDSTEIN. Liquidators! Globe Trade Exchange Co. TERMS: Cosh or Check I It A I Ni i THE ETRUSCO ON SCITUATE SHORE, 1956. BOBBY FISCHER challenger CHRYSLER MOTORS CORPORATION ate and the surrounding towns of Cohasset, Hanover, Marshfield, Hing-ham, Hull, Norwell and Pembroke. A partial list of equipment available includes crutches, wheel-chairs, bed lifts, bed rails, walkers and neck collars.

And these are all loaned free of charge. The only requirement is that they be returned in the same condition in which they were borrowed. This unique operation, financed wholly by an annual dinner, card parties, local drives and private gifts, grew from an idea of Allan R. Wheeler. Wheeler, local businessman who became one of the most interested viewers of the Etrusco's salvation, decided that the ship should not be forgotten when she left Scituate shores.

He and other residents formed the Scituate Etrus-' co Associates at first to present a plaque to the town, commemorating the event. Taking as a motto "Help us to help others," the Etrusco Associates then grew into the charity which has "become a near institution on the South Shore. Crippled children, the aged, accident victims and thousands more have borrowed and returned the equipment necessary for 1 their recuperation. i The annual meeting and dinner dance has become one of the area's best at--, tended functions. 1 All of the people who 1 work on the project are volunteers.

Wheeler still serves as honorary president and the current officers are Fred Sylvester, president, Richard Donovan, Mrs. Jean Hoogeveen, and Charles Cox, treas. In addition, a ten member board of directors controls the expenditures and the loans. Outside its new building at 1 Common st. is a large anchor with the word Etrusco written in metal.

But the anchor itself did not come from the vessel. 'It was donated by a citizen. The only actual replica the Etrusco is a life pre-" server which hangs on the wall. But the name still remains in Scituate, 16 years after the ship was By Douglass S. Crocket Globe Staff SCITUATE It seems hard to believe that it has been almost 16 years since the Italian freighter Etrusco was driven ashore at Lighthouse Point here 16 years since hundreds of thousands of curious flocked to this small community to watch the salvage attempts.

It took eight solid months to refloat her eight months in which everyone, it seemed, became an expert. Finally, the ship was inched back into the sea, repaired, rechristened the S.S. Scituate, and sailed the world for several more years before finally being scrapped. lAnd now, 16 years later, the name of the Etrusco is still prominent in Scituate, not as a ship, but as a unique charity. Operating under the name Scituate Etrusco Associates, local citizens formed an organization which loans medical and nursing equipment to permanent residents of Scitu- Milking cows on carousel can pay off Associated Press TURLOCK, Calif.

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