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ul Results 'Usel onetary Talks Achieve Established 1896 Published Morning and Sunday by IHE DAILY PRESS, INC. sterling to let it find Its own level, lias brought the new. parity decisions reached at the Washington conference last December into question. on policy for handling the monetary crisis that hus been dragging on for more than .8 year, Its latest twist, the British decision to float the pound Telephones 244-8421. 693-2111 887-5ROS Offices Newport News Hampton Williamsburg Gloucester Smithfield Yorktown on the British pound and its subsequent devaluation dominated the first of two days set for the semi-annual French-German summit session.

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BONN LTD- West German Chancellor Willy Brandt said Monday night he and French President Georges Pompiifcu achieved "useful results" during daylong discussion of the unsettled international monetary situation. Monetary questions aggravated by last months' attack Monday for the two day meeting. Bonn officials rated the talks as very important for two main reasons: They might determine whether the projected summit conference of government leaiters of the enlarged 10-na-tion Common Market takes place in Paris this October as planned. They could lead to closer unity between Paris and Bonn Virginia. H07 unu WT- 7VH Warwick Nowpert Ntwl, NATIONAL ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVE: Sawyer-Ferguson-Walker Company 245 Park Avenue, New York, WMKLV MOMi OlUVtltV IATII CARRIM AND MOTOR BOUTM Mwnnf uny Mornntnlr Sunday onlY 1H FIRST CITY DANK DOES IT AGAIN! Beino first has become a tradition at First City Bank First to bring you no-service-charge checking accounts Profile Statements and longer, more convenient Peoole Hours! First City now brings you a unique new idea in customer service MAIL SUBSCRIPTION RATE! IN U.S.A.

Bobby Fischer Induced To Bejrin Chess Match mar told a news conference. The monetary discussion was linked to proposals for a meeting in October of the heatfs of government of the six Common Market monitors plus those of Britain, Ireland, Denmark and Norway, who are joining the Community Jan. 1. Informed German sources said the French and German ministers of finance, meeting separately during the forenoon, agreed the six Common Market members must continue to maintain the fixed exchanges rates of their currencies against the U.S. dollar.

This represented a victory for France's V'alery discard Destaing and a concession by Germany's Karl Schiller. French Foreign Minister Maurice Schumann also met privately with his Bonn opposite number, Walter Scheel. Pompidou and his delegation flew in from Paris early MORNING AND SUNDAY J. Month S1.H M.U Yar Montht 1 Monlhi oo S2S 0O SU 0O S34.00 Sli.50 SJO.OO S20 SIO SO 3.59 LANDSCAPING Riiidmtiil i Commercial MORNING ONLY SUNDAY ONLY i McDonald to Pompidou. "And 1 am happy lo be able to slate that we are accomplishing useful results." Brandt spoke at the conclusion of a dinner at Gymn-ich Palace, a Baroque structure with older gothic sections which belonged for centuries to the family of a famous German crusader.

The German government began using it as a guest house only last year. Brandt refrained from going into details of the agreement shaping up on monetary matters. But informed German sources said part of it included an undertaking to maintain fixed exchange rates for Com-m Market currencies against the American dollar, rather than freeing them to find a new level in yet another devaluation of the dollar. The two leaders spent most of their forenoon meeting discussing the monetary situ-a i German spokesman Ruediger von Wechmar said. After lunch, they changed their agenda in order to bring in their foreign ministers and ministers of finance and economics for an even more in- tensified negotiation on the monetary matter, von Wech- SERVICEMEN 1 STUDENTS: Morninj ft Sunday.

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EDT po from the same time Sunday at Fischer's request. The Russian'- from here in IeelaM to the Soviet Chess Federation in Moscow, protested tlu fact that the World Chess Federation FIDE gran ted a postponement of Fischer's abearance. When Slater offered to put up his uvn money as an extra indue. tre grandmaster, he stated: "Fischer has said that money is the probhm. Hire it is.

What I am saying to Fischer now is 'come out and COMING TO FIRST CITY BANK JULY 11713 NATION! WfAtHM SH VIC I tOXCASI to 7 em I SI 7 -71 30.00, 30.24 HAMPTON COLLECTIONS Paul Marshall, a lawyer in New York for Fischer, said the 2 9-year-old American challenger had accepted banker James D. Slater's offer of the extra prize money and wold be in by the today noon deadline. Earlier Monday, the sponso-s of the championship match turned down Fischer's bid for a cut of the gate receipts in addition to the prize money previously agreed on. and iNVtsiiiiAiiUNS inc. HAS MOVED from 22 WEST PEMBROKE AVE.

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today, and northerly 10 to 20 m.p.h. tonight and Wednesday. For the 24-hour period ending 7:30 p.m. Monday, the high was 92 degrees, and the low was 72 degrees, according to weather instruments at the Daily Press. The temperature at 7:30 p.m.

was 85 ddgrees. There was no precipitation. EXTENDED FORECAST For the period Thursday through Saturday Fair Thursday and Friday with. a chance of showers Saturday. SPECIAL SERVICE TO WILLIAMSBURG both stores cosec- so all our associates can have a well deserved day to enjoy the holiday! ceived confirmation of Fischer's acceptance by telephone and had been told the challenger planned to fly to Reykjavik.

Fischer must arrive in Reykjavik by noon today 8 a.m. EDT or forfeit Hs chance at Spassky and the The first game is to Protect Dack-Country WASHINGTON (AP) A trial program to protect some fragile back-country areas, by limiting each area's use to the number of persons it can accommodate without environmental damage, has been started in three national parks. The three are Kings Canyon National Park in California, Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado, and Great Smoky Mountains National Park in Tennessee and North Carolina. The program applies only to the back-country of the three parks, not to normal visitor usage of developed areas within the parks. 25" Diagonal Pkfure AND GLOUCESTER AREA for foil Inter motion MaI to I WASHINGTON (AP) National Weather Service report of maximum temperatures tor 12-hour period, minimum temperature for IB-hour period and precipitation for 24-hour period ending 7 p.m.

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