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RICHANCSON-DAIRICN VILLAGE CENTER DALLAS-411S COLOMBIA AT FITZHUGH 'FORT WORTN-BEACN A BELKNAP FORT WORTH-612 SEMINARY SOUTN CENTER i 1 1 Jewish Migration From Russia Up immigration from the Soviet Union in the first half of this year has already exceeded the total of about 14000 emigrants during all of 1971 according to data compiled by the State Department from refugee organizations Many agencies and governments including the United States are preparing to assist financially as many as 30000 latest projected figure for Jewish emigration from the Soviet Union for they emigrate mainly to Israel The rate of Jewish departures authorized this year by 'the Soviet Union is a new record in this immigration pattern While only about 1200 'Jews were allowed to leave in 1970 the figure rose to 14000 In 1971 and reached 15650 in the first six months of 1972 JUNE WAS THE record month thus far with 3132 departures of which 3092 were for Israel according to the figures gathered by the State Department's office of refugee and migration affairs 3065 Jews left the Soviet Union in January 1964 in February 1831 in March South Koreans Seek Russia China Ties it) 1972 New York Times News Service SEOUL South Korea The South Korean government which reached a surprise accord for detente with North Korea earlier this week ex--pressed Saturday its desire for rapproachement with China and the Soviet Union Foreign Minister Kim Young Shik testifying before the National assembly on South foreign policy in connee' tion with the Seoul-Pyongyang kigreement said: "The government desires to improve trade and other relations with Communist China the Soviet 'Russia and East European countries" THIS WAS the first time that the Seoul government has publicly mentioned the two communist powers by name as the countries with which it wanted to establish normal relations Since last August it had often stated that it was willing to set up diplomatic and trade ties with "non-hostile" communist nu' tions in Eastern Europe Meanwhile foreign minis try officials disclosed that the Russian government had de' cided to free a South Korean 'great lunch a UNDERWOOD'S Cafeteria Lots of Salads Vegetables Bread Pickles Onions The Works TILL 9 PM DAILY ARLINGTON RPM OAKS 1206 3437 I DIvItleto Ilwer Oaks 11114 261-3731 PE 7-7011 MANSFIELD HWY HALTOM CITY 040 4303 Allonstield Hwy PLIL 21116 kb 4143E64 TI 11-11071 azallizammantentallnar41 FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM Sun July 9 1972 z46014dmWiitimiss Press Wirephoto BRONCO the action looks tame rider Jim Smith of Cody Wyoming can vouch for the ferocity of the bronco as he hangs on (luring competition at the Calgary Alta Stampede Friday night 3014 in April and 2653 in May International refugee organizations expect about 4000 Jews to be allowed to leave other Eastern European countries notably Romania during 1972 US officials had no immediate explanation for the steadily growing rate of Jewish emigration from the Soviet Union and for the fact that a significant percentage of those mmgovernmental refugee specialist set it at nearly a third of the total persons classified as intellectuals academicians and members of professions such as lawyers physicians engineers and architects I I TIM OFFICIALS acknowledged that the question of jewish immigration was touched upm in Moscow in May in talks between President Nixon and the Soviet leadership but they cautioned against conclusions that such discussion played any role in the record number of departures during the next months It was also understood that Secretary of State William Rogers discussed Jewish emigration with the Soviet foreign minister Andrei Gromyko (luring the Moscow visit fisherman Imprisoned in Sakhalin on charges of violating Russian territorial waters They said the Seoul government was notified through the Japanese government of the Russian decision to release next week Moon Chong ha skipper of a South Korean fishing boat who was captured by the Russians in May 1971 while operating off the Kamchatka Peninsula in the North Pacific IN THE national assembly Saturday Premier Kim Jong Pil testifying on Seoul's relations with North Korea for the fourth consecutive (lay slated that it was still too early to start trade and other exchanges with the North lie said on Thursday that such exchanges could be realized only after "we become really of North Korea's sincerity toward peace" SEE OUR LARGE AD SECTION A PAGES 141 15 Como to 508 Carroll 338-8761 REYKJAVIK Iceland Lothar Schmid the referee of the Spassky-Fischer championship chess match will not be able to officiate at the first game on Tuesday Schmid Saturday flew to his home in Bamberg Germany upon re ceiving news that his 10-yearold son had been injured in a Referee of Chess Match Unable to Officiate First Game bicycle accident The injury was reported as not serious The assistant referee Cudmundur Arnlaugsson of Iceland will replace Sclunid who expects to be here for the second game on Thursday Originally Bobby Fischer had objected to the choice of Schmid as referee If was 1-4-101 Fischer's position that no active chess player who participated in international tournaments should referee important games The reason Fischer advanced was Russian domination over chess He said that players who like to participate in Russian tournaments would favor the Rus sians when they acted as referee Schmid responded by saying that he had played in Russia only once previously Although he is an international grandmaster Sc hmid describes himself as an "amateur" who plays in very few tournaments these days and who does not make his living at chess He is the head of a publishing house in Bamberg Last week Dr Max Euwe head of the International Chess Federation ruled that Fischer's objections were in-valid and that Schmid would remain as referee Since then there have been no objections from the American delegation The American grandmaster is described as in good spirits A member of his delegation said that Fischer was re-faxed joking confident and anxious to play FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM Sun July 9 1972 i 0 Referee Chess Match Unable Officiate First Game ii -A REyKJA-471K Iceland bicycle accident The injury Fischer's position that no ae- sians when they acted as ref- who does not make his living there have been no objections 1 '''')" ---70-41 41 Lothar Schmid the referee of was reported as not serious tive chess player who partici- eree at chess He is the head of a from the American delega- 4 5i '1 -1- 7 1-- 44'4 the Spassky-Fischer cham- The assistant referee Cud- pated in international tourna- Schmid responded by say- publishing house in Bamberg von I pionship chess match will not mundur Arnlaugsson of Ice- ments should referee impor- ing that he had played in Rus- Last week Dr Max Euwe The American grandmaster be able to officiate at the first land will replace Schmid tant games The a sia only once previously Al- N''' 4 i i' 2 '''''7' ''''klir 4161 --4' 4'w4 game on Tuesday Schmid who expects to be here for the Fischer advanced was Russian though he is an international good spir- head of the Internat onal descrbed as 71 r- 0 0- -4 Satu Thursday rday flew to his home in second game on ursday i is i i 7: domination over chess He grandmaster id de Chess Federation ruled that its A member of his delega- i'''-s- "---f' Art-: Bamberg Germany upon re- Originally Bobby le I said that players who like to scribes himself as an "ama- Fischer's objections were in-: tion said that Fischer was re- I -f11- "-'-''''''--''S--'- ceiving news that his 10-year- had objected to the choice of participate in Russian tourna- teur" who plays in very few valid and that Schmid would laxed joking confident and ir 7 4-'14 old son had been injured in a Schmid as referee If was ments would favor the Rus- tournaments these days and remain as referee Since then anxious to play 0 4 4- 7 01 )4t 4 1 ''4 4" 4 '41 -II 14 '''11 i e- I '1tirr l'rf A 4V: 1 371 I rill 'I '111 4 I 4 4 -10 4 t14'-'' i 1 A IL 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II --0e i 4114No ni 0 4 4 4'''' '4 Ltet 'III ig 1 I 1 'III 1 ---ciaci res Wir eph to I S4 11 1Dv: i Aso te BRONCO BREAK-Although the action looks tame i 4 I rider Jim Smith of Cody Wyoming can vouch for I I I I 111 the ferocity of the bronco as he ha ngs on during MON thru SAT competition at the Calgary A lta Stampede l'riday night ILO AM I TO pm 911919 'Id 1 Jewish Migration A 1 '44 AAA AAefivik A AK Atifillk hlh uN mONDAYI TUESD I in EC I ILS 000SDA -I From Russia Up timpoirpolliorr toP- WASIIINGTON-Jewish im- 3014 in April and 2653 in May KEEP 60 OR 100 WATT migration from the Sovi(t International refugee organ- 7 4' 11 ins expect 1' BUGS Union in the first half of this zati about 4000 ---s Jews to be allowed to leave 7 7 year has already exceeded AWAY YELLOW i 1 other Eastern European cottn- 4 the total of about 14000 etni- tries notably Romania dur- grants during all of 1971 ac- ing 1972 I cording to data compiled by 17- LIGHT BULBS I witiDoR LOCK us offu idls had no imme- 1 the State I)epartment from i I COOL cosHloil 4- (hate explanation for the refugee organizations III til I steadily growing rate of Jew- ((t" Many agencies and govern- ish emigration from the Sovi- FOR PKG OF ments including the United i I 4 people-the et IJnion and for the fact that States are preparing to assist it II a significant percentage of I itlifirrot YOUR CAR 2ii II'l financially as many as 30000 those leaving-a ramgovern- 1 1 Trien-110- COOL AIR I I I I atest pi ojected 1 12111114111' mental reug ee specialist set HE istrignillt VENTILATION I I I figure for Jewish emigration it at nearly a third of the total $11 I 1 INA I I 111:61 11141 IN HOT SUMMER II from the Soviet Union for I -are persons classified as in- DRIVING! 1 I 1972-as they emigrate main- llec a It tetuals acdemicians and A ly to Israel '1 members of professions such $100 VOA SIMPLE The rate of Jewish depar- as lawyers physicians engi- 46ar it a' tures authorized this year by flyers and architects EFFECTIVE 'II the Soviet Union is a new ree- LOCK FOR in immigration pat- THE OF IICI a kno ALS cw l- 1 084-ilk 7 ONLY 1 i'l tern While only about 1200 edged that the question of' II SLIDING i "11111 111 1 141 s' 9 Eci 1 1 i EA GLASS jews were 'allowed to leave in i immigrati on was NOW I 190 I' I I 7he figure rose to 14000 touched upon in Moscow in DOORS 7 Old this i EA I in 1971 and reached 15650 in may in talks between l'resi- III' I the first six months of 1972 (lent Nixon and the Soviet 11111HillrlRP I I leadership but they cautioned JUNE WAS iliaill HE record against conclusions that such month thus far with 3132 de- discussion played any role in odigfigladili partures of which 3092 were the record number of depar- for Israel according to the fig- tures (luring the next months 00 1 ures gathered by the State It was also understood that I1 I wilowolUlliJ 1 illt 1 GAL GAS CAN Department's office of refu- Secretary of Slate William '44611c1 PEANUT BRITTLE ES PLAYTEX BABY i DISPOSABLE BOTTLES 111 70- 0- i gee and migration affairs Itogers discussed Jewish emi- f1 ez il110 111 At ALL-METAL Union in 3065 Jews hit the Soviet gration it the Soviet for- 0 ev ffi 1 SOPHIE MAE 0 '1 I 1 7 January 1 964 in ig en minister Andrei romy- 11 I ftA 10-0Z 1 '7- 831 in March ko (luring the Moscow visit 14 4 It FOR CONTAINER February 1 111111' Ill! I ILO FROM AN 111 SAFE 1 111 HEIRLOOM (I) PlaJleX 1 ot 11 to I I I I I South Koreans Seek STORAGE EA Russia 1J gIfr fto RECIPE il 1 1 ll 1 1 1111P'11101111007 China Ties 1 65 BOTTLES 8 FL OZ BOILABLE-PRESTERILIZED I fit () 1972 NPW York TIMPI News Service fisherman imprisoned In Sak- SEOUL South Korea l'he halin charges of violatng i A1 I South Korean government ittissian territorial waiets i 11 BUBBLE ffiggilliiidlli I Ihigi MR FREEZE III which reached a surprise ac- 1 umBRELLA 1 lit said the Seoul govern- POPS eord for detente with North ment was notified through the Korea earlier this week ex- 1 a Jaanese government of the 1 A iti if) EERs ii pressed Sattuday its desire Itussian docision to release III DELUXE I 11 for rapproachement i next week Moon hong Ila Aki China and the Soviet Union MODEL 0 sr skipp of a South Korean STYLISH Foreign Minister Kim Young fishing boat who was cap- II' Stip 1 30-COUNT 1 --goarls 111 ro go Shik testifying before the Dii- 11 lured by the Russians in May II tional assembly on South Ko- '111'm4 CLEAR PLASTIC A3T2 ill ill DAYTIME PAMPERS 20 OIANT 50SIZEPOPS 1971 while operating off the li 'rea's foreign policy in CODDPC- Pato IPASEIMP Ill 11 1 1 Kamchatka Peninsula in the Pers 1 tion with the Scoul-Pvoneyang Illol I 11 ASSORTED North Pacific ktgreement said: "The gov- is 1 ill 110111 I FLAVORS- I NOW! 11 eminent desires to improve IN THE national assembly trade and other relations with 44 5 Saturday Pretnier Kim Jong 11 7 II JUST FREEZE 'EM I AND EAT 'EM Communist China the Soviet KEEPS 1 114 MORE Pil testifying on Spoul's rela- 0 i 20 II Russia and East European I tions with North Korea for the SHOULDERS ji 1 1 I Absorb ent ountres fourth consecutive day staled 4 DRY II ll'il I II il ii I111111111i i 11 1 GIANT that it was still too early to II 1 il i 141 ritV0P44 THIS WAS the first time 5 I start trade and other ex- I EA tin II' POPS EA I that the Seoul government changes with the North has publicly mentioned the He said on Thursday that two communist powers by Baby Gets A such exchanges could be real- name as the countries With Fresh Start Every time ized only after "we becom whic it wanted to establish really convinced North 0 Ko- 11111 gpf II 1 1111111 11 II 111111111 1111111111h nomal i i relations Since last rea's toward II IIPI August it had often staled neaceo di 1 that it was willing to set tip diplomatic and trade ties with SEE OUR COLORING BOOK "non-hostile" communist na- I 1 I LARGE AD tions in Eastern Europe opt itail 10 SECTION A I 1 1 CHILDREN'S SUPER II RAZOR 7-r wo Meanwhile foreign minis- IS iii) PAGES 141 IS SO BIG COLORING BOOK-WIDE HooLA SCHICK CARTRIDGE SHAVING SYSTEM $1 I 11 ii 1 try officials disclosed that the Coma to ASSORTMENT Russia government had de- Ca7n't' 1 'CARPET C61 1 I I 11 II cided to free a South Korean 101111011111111111a 334-8 1S0 ith' It 0 nq i- COUPE coLopio 1 6 Schick41 WITH I 11 two 1111 q11111411L6- LO TS i i -1 Cafeteria i 0 tomitroo I su5opmi -1111 CHR ERUM 1 a 0' I a (i great lunch cut 00-' oF 00 i 01 588 11 1 I I 1 uNDERwooDis 0- 1 TWIN olo Of op) 4 I Nrism CARBTLRAIDDEGES ill 4 EL il 1 i A I 1 4411121111 FFOURN GREAT it 1j VALUE 1 1 4 Illtio TOTS r--1 LASTING Lott of Salads ---0 0( Vegetables Bread EA zi A 1 we Pickles Onions Now only lif At ONLY The Works EL ilea lond II itillitilitillitisilliONdolosio III Id i i a i II III 4 I 1 a illifil III TILL 9 PM DAILY a II ftrryryrrrrrttrframnfElellpoiswimo' 4 I 4 SKAGGS ALDERTSONS HURST-PRECINCT LINE RD AT HWY 121 A SKAGGS DRUG CENTERS ARLINGTON 1111111 OAKS i 1206 S437 DALLAS-GARLAND ROAD AT JUPITER FARMERS BRANCH-JOSEY LANE AT VALLEY VIEW tit 1 CARLAND-WALNUT CREEK AT JUPITER RICHARDSON-DAIRICN VILLAGE CENTER I Dlithlett Ihrer Oaks Shot 4-t SKAGGS ALIBERTSCONS ARLINGTON-HWY 303 AT COOPER ROAD IRVING-N BELT LINE RD AT ROCHELLE 261-3731 PI 7-7011 Up ff ----r)' DALLIS-4811 COLOMBIA AT FITZHUGH 'FORT WORTN-BEACN 1ELKNAP mANIFIE110 HWY HALTOM CITY ARLINGTON-N COLLINS AT RANDOL MILL PLEASANT GROVE-BUCKNER AT BRUTON 312S 30S FORT WORTH-682 SEMINARY SOUTN CENTER Allonstield Hwy I-4 211th St FORT WORTH-CAMP BOWIE AT CLAYTON OAK CLIFF-1008 POLE AT HIGHWAY IT I 4443344 -411611traNiEgIllillitMatalr14-artafg11 1 4 A6 1 I tok I ibma04 i m1 40 -4--- Awww-4wwwwwwwwwwwwwww4616666646---46-64666664ww6-606-6---6606016116661664000- -66- itt tw-6-6 I 0 1 dv 7 1 14 'c' ir ft i 4 1 fi 1 4 i 7 1 1 I4tt-i1 1 tt 1 1 i i 4 1140('1 BR() ride the COM nigh I Je' Frl WAS' I migrat in Union in year ha the total grants (I cording the Stat refugee Many ments i States financiall figure fo from th( 13 to Isra The ra tures aut the sovic ord in a tern Wh jews wet 1070 the in 1971 a the first JUNE month till partures for Israel tires gall Departmc gee and 3()65 Jo Union in February SOL i 972 SE017 South which tN cord for Korea ea Pressed for rapt China am Foreign Shik test tional ass rea's fore tion with kigreemca eminent trade and Communi: Russia a countries THIS that 1 he has publ two com name as which it normal August i 7 that it 'diplomat ic 'non-hosti tions in Meanwl- try officio Russian cided to I I I 4 Ca Lot Vs Pick The III 66111 I 261 NA6DIF 4 Walla vt.