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at 1 I 1 4 1f 4 1 4 4 4 Sports Women's Financial Comics 1-BW Monday July 17 1972 By ROGER LEDDINGTON Associated Prois Writer MOSCOW park bench chess players used to call him Now They used to respect and even privately root for the American who wants the world chess crown They anymore slightly touched in the muttered a chess enthusiast as his opponent pondered the next move on a board balanced across a bench About six million Russians take chess seriously and a growing feeling among them that Fischer has become downright insulting is chess not said one chess fan no THERE WAS only praise for Boris Spassky the Russian world champion who has waited patiently in Reykjavik as Fischer caused delay after delay over his demands for more money for better lighting and at last report for the removal of film cameras from the match site It was self-confidence his individuality and his public claim to being the best chess player that captured the imagination Perhaps bored with the knowledge that the world crown has remained in Russian hands for 24 years the man on the street was not overly distraught when Fischer crushed Tigran Petrosian for the right to face Spassky THE PROSPECT of a major Soviet-American confrontation over the chess board was exciting and appealing But the admiration has turned to disgust For the park bench players Fischer is either mashedshy" (crazy) or scared Either way the average Russian privately agrees with his government-controlled newspapers For months the Soviet press has criticized the American challenger as money-grubbing a chess player who carries around with him disgusting spirit of nothing more than a one bearded player complained him business comes before The news media here devoted much attention to the chess match but the average Russian chess player knows Fischer is down two points and that Spassky hasn't even begun to fight BE NO STALEMATE in a new chess game that has hit Chicago department stores George McGovern and Richard Nixon are the kings left upper right are Spiro Agnew and John Connally Press Wirephoto as knights and lower right John Mitchell and Edward Kennedy as rooks Henry Kissinger and Eugene McCarthy not shown are the queens Chess Sales Up Thanks to Match By JAMES CAMPBELL Miami Herald-Chicase Sun-Times Wire CHICAGO Chess sets are registering a boost in sales here thanks to the Big Match Not the Bobby Fischer-Boris Spassky match in Iceland but the really big one right here at home the George McGovern Richard Nixon contest Nixon and Mcgovern are represented by the two kings in the game which is called and Dorothy Ford assistant manager at Carson Pirie Scott and Co reports been selling well No THE ORIGINATOR of the game Marc Howard of Detroit got the idea his last November according to his New York press agent That prophetic nap also nominated McGovern as king on the Democratic side and Howard insisted on the South Dakota senator despite the objections of his partner in the venture a Muskie man at the time LRH Enterprises a New York sales promotion firm developed the idea and an Austrian sculptor Alexander Silveri was retained to render heads of the American political figures to be cast on the chess pieces THE PARTNERS risked more than $25000 when they decided to place image on the Democratic king and go into production with the sets for delivery to stores in May All of the big shots are represented in the set lined up in the courts of Nixon and McGovern Hubert Humphrey pontificating in robes Spiro Agnew slaying dragons from a natty-looking horse and Edward Kennedy standing way off at the side of the board And smiling John Mitchell sits on top of the castle amid reports there is a prisoner being held inside Pollution Plagues Europe Purification Funds Rejected In Flares Blazer Jesuit Of the Art World was not until 1969 that any steps were taken to reduce it In 1971 nine districts in Hungary were declared polluted zones Twenty years ago water pollution was unknown in East Europe Today 6000 miles of main streams is polluted in Czechoslovakia In Hungary the Danube the main waterway is badly polluted The situation is similar in the Romanian and 1711 Need Housing Later in Toronto he organized an exhibition by many of best-known artists at his Jesuit house He has come on to give several shows of his own on both sides of the Atlantic MAGNAN SAID the dispersal of the Cuban Province of the Jesuit Order gave him the independence to take up a full-time art career with the blessing of his superiors He teaches aesthetics and sculpture at St Col- Victims of Agnes On Waiting Libyan Appears for Talks With Anwar Sadat Bulgarian stretches of the Danube and rivers in Poland In all East European countries legislators seem hesitant to allocate required funds for the construction of purifying systems The Bulgarian newspaper Zemedel-sko Zname reported for example that out of 1344 industrial enterprises that use water in their production cycle only 169 have water-purifying equipment that Kadafi would remain as president ACCORDING to An Nahar Kadafi wanted a cabinet made up of civilians with technical know-how but council members argued for greater military representation sought to settle this conflict by making an address to the nation over the An Nahar said conditions that ensued prevented him from doing so Then Kadafi disappeared at the wheel of his Volkswagen and this gave rise to rumors of his An Nahar did not explain the but the Cairo newspaper A1 Ahram said Friday that members of the Libyan command council took positions at the radio station to keep him from speaking BEIRUT (AP) Libyan leader Col Muammar Kadafi drove off in a huff after he was unable to make a radio broadcast last week and his brief disappearance from Tripoli led to reports he had been jailed by extremists a Beirut newspaper said Saturday In a report from the Libyan capital the well informed newspaper An Nahar said Egyptian President Anwar Sadat made a secret four-hour visit to Tripoli Thursday to help settle differences and then returned to Cairo after a settlement was reached The 12-man Revolutionary Command Council which Kadafi heads announced Tuesday that a new cabinet would be formed with the No 2 man in the regime Maj Abdul Salem Jalloud as premier The indication was By BARRY JAMES United Press International Writer ROME His tie is fashionably four inches wide his shirt striped trousers flared and blazer sharply cut Cool man Oscar1 Magnan looks just like what he is a successful painter and sculptor of modern abstract works Magnan also has a secret of which few of his friends in the art world are aware He is a Jesuit priest MAGNAN normally" lives and teaches at St College in Jersey City NJ He came to Rome to supervise a double showing of his works in this city and in Venice Magnan cannot remember the last time he put on the white Roman collar and the black cassock or suit that most Jesuits wear want to fight with the same weapons as any other he said people realize you are a priest they tend to judge you for the kind of person you are not for the kind of work you MAGNAN SAID that to exhibit as a Jesuit would be having a very rich father I want to do things on my Magnan son of a French father and Swedish mother was taken to Cuba at the age of seven and still holds a Cuban passport although he has not been in that country since 1961 He joined the Jesuit Order in Havana when he was 17 and later took degrees in philosophy at Oxford University and in theology at Toronto University Now 35 he has just completed a doctorate in aesthetics at the Sorbonne MAGNAN BEGAN painting when he was six but he gave up thoughts of becoming a professional artist when he joined the Jesuits When studying at Oxford in the early 1960s however he entered a competition for young artists sponsored by Tate Gallery and won NY Police Get Primer On Mob Organized Crime Evils Described By FRANK FASO Miami Herald-New York Newt Wirt NEW YORK A 49-page primer on the evils of organized crime which at times reads like a mini-version of the best-selling book will be required reading for all members of the New York City Police Department The blue-bound booklet prepared by the US Justice Department and entitled Police Guide on Organized is on its way to all members of the force according to a department order issued by Chief Inspector Michael Codd The document just chock full of facts on the mob will also be posted in every precinct house in the city for ONE OF THE first of New finest to peruse the booklet a burly sergeant with nearly 20 years on the force who asked not to be identified more or less summed up the reaction of his fellow officers to the new training aid when he bellowed: gotta be What seemed to irk the veteran cop most was the and approach to hoodlumdom that the booklet often takes For example a section that instructs police how to spot an organized crime-run call girl operation states: cheap hotel appears to be doing a reasonably brisk business its patrons travel light and many do not carry ANOTHER passage solemnly informs cops that although mob figures often are when dealing with police officers crime figures can be animals when the need They have even been known to kill people employing very unpleasant methods The book does effectively point out the power and awesome wealth of organized-crime syndicate while deftly avoiding the words or Spiro Agnew options open WASHINGTON (UPI) Housing Secretary George Romney says that 18508 families have requested temporary use of federal shelters because of homes lost in tropical storm Agnes The storm that moved from Florida to New York in the third week of June claimed lives and caused an estimated $16 billion in damages Romney reported that only 1362 families have been given temporary dwellings while another 17146 are on waiting lists Romney based his figures on information from HUD staffs at 47 disaster offices President Nixon had proposed an Agnes Recovery Act that would allocate $17 billion specifically to damage from Agnes Homeowners and businessmen would receive up to $5000 each in outright grants to replace property and belongings They would be eligible for 1 per cent federal loans for losses over $5000 At a White House meeting Vice President Spiro Agnew briefed 500 mayors county executives and community leaders from Florida Maryland New York Pennsylvania Virginia and West Virginia on details of the proposed legislation is vital that this money reach you Agnew said When Congress reconvenes Monday Agnew said Senate and House leaders would be urged to rush action on the bill The Senate Banking Committee already has scheduled hearings for next week Romney reported in a statement that the government already is providing housing at a record pace He explained that Agnes victims were being provided either George Romney existing vacant housing or mobile and travel homes HUD has contracted to buy 4230 mobile homes and 559 travel homes to help meet the demand Romney said The situation on temporary housing now stands: Florida 34 in housing 33 waiting Maryland 180 in housing 105 waiting New York 61 in housing 3799 waiting Pennsylvania 970 in housing 12836 waiting and Virginia 117 in housing 373 waiting By GERD KRIWANEK United Press International Writer VIENNA Austria When Czech composer Friedrich Smetana in 1900 composed his symphonic poem he depicted a clear stream speeding through the Bohemian forests Today the Moldau is a polluted smelly dirty waterway A large papermill near the source has polluted the river once praised as one of the most beautiful of Central Europe EAST EUROPE has more than its share of pollution The boycott by Warsaw Pact countries with the exception of Romania of the recent UN Conference on the Human Environment in Stockholm Sweden was not meant as evidence that pollution does not exist in East Europe Czechoslovakia Hungary Poland and Bulgaria boycotted the conference because East Germany was not permitted to participate Some of East industrialized regions suffer even worse from pollution than any other parts of the world Counteractions there started only very late Communist regimes in the last 30 years gave priority to production targets rather than the side effects of unplanned industrialization For years they ignored warnings and complaints by scientists WESTERN observers say the greatest abuse was the deliberate not always economically justified but ideologically motivated location of industrial plants in some of East most interesting environments The Nowa Huta steel combine was built near clerically and Krakow old royal capital in order to the city In the process some of the most fertile agricultural fields were destroyed As early as 1964 the Warsaw newspaper Zycit Warsz-awy complained that display no concern and make no provisions at all in their building plans for the installation of water-purification But only recently have East European governments taken steps to deal with contamination of water and air Despite these measures the struggle against pollution has not kept pace with the rapid growth of heavy industry THE PRAGUE newspaper Zemedelske Noviny reported recently that in the 12 most polluted areas of Czechoslovakia smokestacks of factories and power stations emit 32 million tons of light ash and 28 million tons of sulfur dioxide every year The direct and indirect damage to the national economy is estimated at some 3500 million crowns ($500 million) annually The major cause of air pollution in Czechoslovakia is the use of domestic lignite of inferior quality In 1968 Czech planners following the trend set by advanced western nations sought to reduce coal production in favor of liquid and gas fuels Later Czechoslovakia abandoned this concept for further expansion of brown coal mining IN HUNGARY much research has been done on the effects of pollution But it Rev Magnan my own lege and uses every spare moment to work on his angular abstracts which he described as and which he said are based on mathematical principles There is no trace of traditional religious art in his work but to this he replied: and nuns have painted a lot of bad art in the name of MAGNAN SAID he always has refused to do work for churches or exhibit in any religious place He wants only to be known as Oscar Magnan artist And he apparently is succeeding Magnan said he sells enough of his paintings to be able to make a modest living outside the Jesuit Order Jesuits once were famous as he said helped design much of Baroque Rome and imposed their style throughout the missions of Latin But later in response to the age of rationalism the Jesu- its became scientists intellectuals and teachers and no longer artists long ago what I am doing now would have been completely suppressed" Magnan said Girl Aims For No 2 At No 10 LONDON (UPI) Wendy Fisher a shapely 25-year-old blue-eyed blonde went to No 10 Downing Street Saturday took off her dress and stood in a bikini to present a marrage proposal to Prime Minister Edward Heath Miss Fisher from Hull in northern England said that if bachelor prime minister were married he would be far better equipped to tackle the worrying problems of state am worried about the present economic Miss Fisher said in a letter to Heath cannot but help feel that you would have a more steadying influence if you had a stable home and family life this end for the benefit of my country I willingly offer you myself in After delivering her proposal under the close scrutiny of tourists and police Miss Fisher admitted that she already had a boyfriend back home in Hull sure he will appreciate the need for this she added There was no comment it Ms or Mrs Name Be ARLINGTON Va (UPI) Not only must women honor and their husbands they must also use the surnames Arlington Circuit Judge William Winston has ruled Winston said that two young housewives one married for four years the other for less than a month may not legally use their maiden names unless they divorce their husbands Katheryn Scott (Packwood) and Barbara Aiello (Osterman) had filed suit contending they should not forced to give the name they were born with Winston ruled that Virginia law specifically provides that a married woman can resume using her maiden name only alter divorce Several laws he added have provisions requiring a married name He cited as an example laws governing voting IVo 1 Spot in Mind Agnew Tells If On Reelection Try MANCHESTER NH (UPI) Vice President Spiro Agnew said in an interview here that he will seek reelection as vice president only if he decides he might seek the made no cold hard decisions to seek the Agnew said in a copyrighted story in The Manchester Union Leader he should decii to run again for vice president he said would certainly be keeping my options open toward a possible decision that I might want to seek the presidency and that if I decided in my mind that under no rcunstances would I want to seek the presidency it would be rather ridiculous to seek reelection as vice could rely on the fact that if a candidate for re- 'A Press Wirephota Wendy Fis-hcr down to bilini from the office of the 56-year-old prime minister who was not at his residence but aboard his yacht Morning Cloud taking part in a race from Cowes to Dinard France i AEC Continues ARGONNE 111: (AP) The US Atomic Energy Commission has announced extension of a tripartite agreement that assures continued operation of the Ar- Operation gonne National Laboratory into 1975 The laboratory is one of the principal research and development installations with facilities in Idaho and Illinois i election as vice president" he said want to at least preserve my options about whether going to eventually seek the.