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'T'-AT'-TV 1 $h-r. rt -i" Hta b( ns usu new t'V, Vo i a Hamhjri May l72 DINNIS THE MENACE Canadians i BERRYS WORLD i ation, fails to give a Roei ply on the elated deadline, the U.S. grandmaster will lees his right to challenge Spassky, the AMSTERDAM, iibiwaii, Netherlands (AP) Hie world chess championship was handed today to Icelands capital, Reykjavik, a U.S. Dollars by FIDEe president, Dr. Max Euwe, the spokesman FIDE gave Fischer until Saturday morning to declare his willingness to play on the conditions set by Reykjavik.

These are a prise fund of 8125,000, with the. winner taking S7S.12S and the loeer the rest. If Fischer, or his chess feder- spokesman of the International Chess Federatk-FIDE 4md The right to challenge will, then go to Russian grand-muter Tigran Petrosian, whom Fischer defeated in tho world championship semifinals. The championship is scheduled to start July 2. The decision to go for Reykjavik which had offered to host the games between title holder Boris Spassky of Russia and challenger Bobby Fischer of the United States was taken Steam Pipe Blast Kills 7 In N.Y.

G-R-O-W-S Everyday At South Side. Loan! MONTREAL (AP) Norria Roya Crump, retiring thia week aa chairman of the $3-MUion conglomerate Canadian Pacific bellevee that the United Statea must pay for the privilege if it wants to share Canada's natural resources. "The United States is running out of clean water, energy resources and a lot of So they're talking about continen-taliam, said the 67-year-old executive. 1i rTT MIT TiT" "I'm all for It, providing they IN a fill ill I III pay, exactly the same as if we lVi i I I Avtt Z.I im1 I nlP were exporting wheat or auto MITT I II mt I 'I 1 parts." Crump calls himself a "conscious Canadian, explaining that he chose to return to Canada after graduating from Purdue University in Indiana, despite American job offers. His wife is American-born.

Reviewing -nearly a half cen-- tury of service with the railroad enterprise, the one-time laborer said a major accom-" plishment is are the greatest example of repatriation of ownership and control in jCanada." Canadian ownership ROME (AP) Rush-hour 'little advance publicity and lc conglomerate now is buses and streetcars are free in 'after a three-day holiday week- b11 Pr cen compared an experiment to help reduce 'end when many were out of! with 9 per cent in 1W6, he; EARNS NEW YORK (AP) A steam pipe exploded on. the 36th floor of a skyscraper in the heart of Manhattan's financial district today and killed at least seven persons, fire officials reported. Robert Perezsecretary of the fire department, said four women and three men were killed when the wall blew out in a corner room of the 36th floor offices occupied by a holding company, General Public Utilities Service Corp. SURE HAD HAIR IN THOSE DAY5 Mfl. WlLSOtf WHOiTHE LITRE KID LAYIN'ON Daily Interest, Man Sells Rather Than Hike Prices Plant a few dollars now in a South Side Passbook Savings Account.

Add more each payday and watch it g-r-o-w! We have "Saving Certificates that earn from 5 Va to 6 ask us. to be fair. I want to make a 'to me," he said. "Even so, I MITCHELLVILLE, Tenn. (AP) Robert Walker has closed his grocery store rather than raise retail prices.

decern, honest living, and if I continued along for a while at cant, then its time for me to the same price, but it got to the turn loose and do something 'point I could no longer absorb i "Even if I could have raised traffic congestion but many Ro- town. noted. 1 prices under the law, and there mans aren't buying it. I "It's on City Hall and it may; Crump said he has no quarrel, are those who said I could, I Walker tendons of the bus vou." the ticket man on creases Canadians standard of said, referring to President "Nobody believes the good in- be the only thing the city ever; with foreign ownership in it in-jdidn't think I should, Wa endow of the bus company," gives you," the ticket man on creases Canadians standard of said, referring to Presi leadlined Rome's II Messag-ione bus told passengers who living. "Money has no nation-Nixons economic policies.

headlined Rome's II Messag- jone bus told passengers living. "Money So he closed his store and auctioned his merchandise and equipment. He has tentative plans to go to work selling for aJ rfeatsTr irra Ijust had to increase' my price- He said Increased prices wholesalers led to his closing. 1 dldn 80 my "Several suppliers gradually wife and I decided to hold the began to increase their prices auction." he declared ality," adding: "I was trying to comply with gero after the first day of handed over the 8-cent fare, the 45-day experiment. "I could make a fortune if I Traffic was as kept the fares all the passen- chaotic usual and bus driv- gen are giving me, said alt IT WONT IE LONG NOW.

will mm ba moving Into nnr NEW Hama. Maifcat and am-omu Drivo by a laak. "All we have to do is lay down the ground rules and law as sh 1101 how anybody coming in here raise sa1- '1 want should act." ers reported only a slight in- other conductor already hoarse crease in passengers. Many Ro- from yelling gratis, gratis. mans were unaware of the ex-! The city hopes that abolishing periment, which began with fares from to 8:30 in the morarg and 5 to 8 in the eve.

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