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The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • 6

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TIu' Salt Lab Tribune, Saturdaj, April 1972 l.S. Chess Champion Given Ultimalum 44 I 'Faithful Mark Good Friday Alienee Slates I I Speech SANTIAGO. CHILE (UPIi Pi evident Salvador Ailerme will go on natior.w id 1 radio aid 'elevision r' week to ell the nation about tiie "ITT affmi, government sources -1111 Friday. The government, meanwhile, announced that "official tiansldtions" weie ueirg ptepaied of documents released by Columnist Jack Anderson, accusing the international Telephone and Telegraph Corp. of seeking to prevent Aliendes inauguiation.

They wee to play th fir-t 12 game-, in Beigt tde at cl the second 12 in Reykiavtk. But Yugoslav organize! s.id Fiiday they veie unable to stage the fust half starting June 22 because of uncertainty following Fischers rejection of the dgietd financial -u i angeu ei The piesijen; of the tnter-naiicii-'I fedeiaion. Dr. Max Euwe, made the ultimatum in Australia after being infunned by telephone 1 i''hm 's new i a a 1 demands and about Belgrade of'iciiis stopping prepaiations for the maten. He Said he would consider failine by the American fed-eation to give the guarantee by Apii! 4 or refusal by Fischer to agiee with the guarantee, as denying Fischer his rights to challenge the woild champion.

Kernels New Agenc AMSTERDAM, HOLLAND The International Chets f'edex ition Friday gave But 'bv Fischer, American challenger for the world chess title, an ultimatum agree to the pieserit anangmoents for (tie tournament or forfeit his hallewre. The ledeiaion asked the American Cues. Fedeiation io guaiantee that Fischer will play the match against Russia's woild champion. Boris Spassky, according to an agi cement of March 20. Lowed, then kised a life-size uucifix.

Eaiher in the day he earned a ci oss an oen-air ceiemouy. Thou sands worshiped with him Romes Basilica of St. Mary Majoi. In miici Good Pi may aim in Tons of thousands of We't Bethri-us pouieti into the East zone of Gu-manv for Easter visits with reltifhm and friend-. It was the fiist time in six years that the Communists had opened the Beilin Wall to Wem In the Ptiihppines, about .70 men went through the ritual ot They beat themselves on the back ttb whip-like inMiuiiienn atone for tt eu sms.

imtinih'd rom Iage One lmm lie in led Sines, It ll nj, Spam, bueden ami Japan Sinking hv nitis as they waiki-f', the pilgunis till'd thiotigli iiihh scviiied Aiab bazaaia uIicip suve'ii failed oul, "Piignms vpliove, nu charge fur looking." Some rilicize Atinosplic-re "it's difficult to get beyond the commercialism of Easter," said Robert Edgar, a pilgrim from Ne-i Yoik. I think it will all mean more to me now that I have followed in Pie ttaditional footsteps of Christ." Some pilgrims mucizcd tae tounst-like atmosphere of the prouv sion iitual nd one young yeoman "The tliijg about Easter is nut just walking to a church with a tomb Christ is aine and weve go- to leahe it." At the Church of the Holy Seoul clue a young Arab Gul Scout pm down her cross and rubbed a bruised shoulder. Carries ross in Ceremony "The cross is a heavy binder, that we must learn to live with," she said. Across the Mediterranean, Pope Paul VI led services in Rome. The 74-yeai-old Roman Catholic pontiff te-moed his shoes, knelt three times, iBOOT Aiotfiim THE CAR BUYERS BILL Of RIGHTS Home Delivery Service or take out Fcr Delicious Chinesd Food American Food, Pizza piping hot, ready to serve YOUR RIGHT TO: ov.est feasible pri or a jr jf vOt-f Si a.

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Sedona. Arizona 86336 Tel 282 7353 A free-for-all several years ago resulted in the cancellation of the annual ctuuftxion. 1034 msmmminmMSfj gfV ifr titifetr tswftm SAN FERNANDO, PHI-LIPhNES (CPU For the foiifih year in a row, Juanito Fifing had himself nailed to a wooden cross Finlay in fulfillment of a If et line vow to s-uf-fci tJ)P crucifixion of Cluist evcAnpood Frbluy. fylrfg, 30. fa tlier of four, "or a few minutes on a cross' in a dry vicefield in San village about 45 miles FIR PLYWOOD pWNEST STOCK OF PANELING Li north of Manila.

Naked to the waist, he was tightly bound with ropes to the 10-foot-long etoss held aloft by a jostling crowd. His outstretched palms v.tre bleeding at the spots where two-and-a-half inch steel nails weie driven through by an appointed torturer diessed as a Roman centurion. When he was 1 down and the nails pulled out, Pir-ing lost consciousness. It was Pirings fourth crucifixion. "I did it to fulfill a promise," Piping said before lie was crucified.

"I will always do it every year whenever I can. It gives me a feeling of self-upliltment. Before his ct ucifixion, Piling had carried (he 110 pound cross along the dusty, mile-long main street of San Pedro. He was followed by more than 50 flagellants, who flogged themsevles with bamboo whips and wooden paddles studded with broken glass in a traditional display of self-torture to atone for their sins. crowd of about 1,000 persons watched.

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