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PRESS-TfliGRAM B-5 -v ROBERT BECKMAN volv imill burineMM nd eonrasun who dont, tho ro- Button 'no beta being itared in the mmary cello of compute pecti of consumer electrtuics ere orerpowerngrEveiy-en, lnfortnatton each credit ratisgx, to- thing that haa hajened to the put promises to be' r-Af-V fults of their, banknqstoief art fett i eyery AmeticeiL- 'off -teflecUft" 'come tax dpcnneiits tnd' other, personal -data iddch hy eomparisjmtathefatae. earnings sr Ligig Bucbteadquartered wnpaiy lln flu iaricsconsinneri: pay for-goodsandser Ir'VlT the grnes will be to excess, of 17 mUlian seta sold annually-, colorset, Kreuzer bdd. tjds week at annual shareholders meeting toLosAn-ve fto tte wanner weather rednced IP-gu volumes af- Uny rolls el ndcrofltair ift.inHai vdhunes. -fecttagsetox earnings by im esttototed gUtoUdoiLr of confidential. about ttwiMfi of Amerl- More toan STO mUUon 'televMcm sehrwill be sold to the United States to the next quarter century doubling the figure for tv's first yearsund representing nearly' Black-and-whi(e 4vretail sales, vddch amounted to more than half at the total sets-joldinmnare wrert-ed to- remain above the five million' set level annually -through the next 25 years, Kreuzer with substantial, demand generated by multi-set owners aswell as by', new applications.

oratory, he added, animal radio-' t. giuirtor vrtiteh ewiif iw cans-are being-flown into Shannm Airport, bebuid, to vfaoO-UBfam to fiiture fetail sale Barton Kreuzer, RCA lame period 'of 'flu prior year-1 Vand ---increasing quantities. 1 executive. vice electroidcs, predated weather fqr the balance of the winter, ait to per eisat But thore notting Mnlster or top seoet about flu tWsweet pgvwumt cdna betexpectelthUyurovfunyoperation that more andmnro big American- Kreuxer said theretail saks dtaMorcast isecxi- salershouldbe around By the turn of the ahaxeln diluted and Canadian organisations ate finding out that the best way of ensurtag discretion and security when confidm- The Petrblano chairman said the jcompany- antid- itaJKi riMUil Miy, MaaMr d. bi being icppbfi In my yhg, computer, art brttytofarmwl Qua aidered conservative, especially to view of the innovative consumer.

electrtmicB products which are beginning to merge from research centers. "Total sake toe consumer electronics industry may very: well aggregate a half trillion dollars ($500 billion) before the magic year of 2000, be said. "The pros- from, last years figure. Phonographs win also strong contenders for the consumers dollar, going up from the 1971 total of 7.8 mfluwi units to about 11 minimi a year to that same period. Fifteen million tape recorders and players win be.

sold annually toy the year 2000, it la estimated. ttMtkhDy by-fiu mid-M70i toqwrta li beneett human, vast qpantties of highly confidential infor- M.1 ,.4 y.i V. (Petrolane is compiling the first tidewater terminal to this country, at Providrace, RJfor storage of 1P-gU. A second, larger 'terminal With a hBmlllion-gallon eHyJato bexonatructed inJheLLM Angelea Harbor grea within tha next few five cerburetionhastaought increased attention to PET-1 ROLANES dean Ata Craters where fleet are sdbnvertod to Ups," Munzer aakL Wo expect toe pending merger of Mark CTBloome Company into Petrolane win prove to be an excellent vo- BNANCIALJtenngBrwwpw" -hlde-to-expand fliia activity, as we -wffl undtrtake to tofaUah Clean Air Centras at some (Bloome) locattoad lJktrolanesjconsumerprodiirts ilivirinn. Mnnrer said, Is expected to increase Its revenues in 1972 to about -1M millloii, compared to fill minion rqwrted for 1971 The company reported revenue of for the fiscal year ended last Sept- 30.

Net Income amounted to 110,882,409, g2J7 per common share fuUy dQuted on a prepittbsu. Company shardipilden qiproved a two-forraa qdtt of the common and re-elected toe direotorB, Bankru The number of Americans turning to bankruptcy as awajroutof toeir-debts toon toe-rlae-agatar petittraswoe filed lnl971 up 3.6 per cent from Bankrujctoi have risen steadily slnce World War n. jstetting new records each year until they an aB-ttom Ugh in 1967. They declined aomesmat to and now toe oreeping iq) again. According to a recent survey by tbs Family economr 'ksFBureau-of Northwestern NattonalLife Insurance Co.f die number of bankruptcies has risen almost 600 per cent, since 3P00 werwXDedTOver JioiLdpBars in debts is.

now washed down the drain every Soma banknmtdea hka thoSo of the huge Penn rat Ranroid or a member of the wealthy DuPont taks news, Although the vast majority Tpmrtral famUy MflUiMi Miler Air lines award. 1 board ami prindpol axecu tore officer at Buffums. with a special plaque for 46 years of outstaoidtag TV- Hal Railda, Lrag Beach, Bfrs. Betty Brehm, Whit-fmtoeriy wlto North Amer- tier, is first woman to be-ican BockeeU Dowhay elevated to fufl vlce preek Space Ctvfaio has been dencyai Downey Savings appointed president- end Loan She research -engineering for wa corporate lot Angeles Division. secretary.

OVER THE COUNTER Fridays 4 vicaf Robeit M. Swaffleld, vicopresident market-tag and Salas, Kit kfannr facturtag Conany, Long Beach, wQi join other panelist a marketing ex-part CiMt Plains Breeden, executive president in chtage of the; banks: Southern California operations, announced, Mrs. Wall previously served at toe banks West- fibesteLPffiCft DIRECTORY OF QRGANI- Nanfj A. Qffert luto been appointed ZATIONS, Pilot Books, 347 Fifth New York Worid Cratoese of Housing to be held in Tulsa Feb. 7-1A- Tho-alltodurtry-semt iJtoak.uiC.AmericaaBaUi napriHTOQverManidaeg lea Regional Administration, announced Regional Vico President H.

H.Jackson. mont Shore branch. With--bank since 1968, She as semes the post after. 1 years in a similar capacity' at the Lakewood branch, andprofra- tured Houatag Looka at toe kmal layofrs are produc- World Market tag new pod of potential Myles L. Ketdmm has boon named vice president ancredtflk Los Alamltoa resident DraJLJielson, vice prI ttvtttee-for-toetobanktafi- ThtoptofimBng-toani-lggjt AinericaW ddatag oortunitiM even Orange Coqhfries Ange-; houaing more attractive with toe advent of newfederdwnd Uto-StapcjJtB'snch, jjn Los HOUSTON (UPD-pUMIe Steel" iCerp?" base aaaord aar toJJwina contract pravidtag additional aafe-toppotecttheir franchise jdme of the top honors nouneod tt win start tor CLEVELAND (UPI) -r in the worlds market its new modular eA Cor" largest bank appolht-T houiing.

developed fortootT said its Argentian subaidi- meat to the Branch' Mambreakthrough progrpm of- theTfedtodDepartoarafor The-directorytoesents -'SP Magers Advisa mvtodatetaSsS bffljd a chemical manufac- Scut approximately TOM turlng t- Vl'T pr n- -on -a limited com- merrTUFprototype unitl WBEB-raected and add at has beep the Long -ia about 35 mflUon. Beachofflce.Joha KalamatooTIdclw' and serivco fiekto mj- WILL PAY Guaranteed Income Term Certificates 5 6 ONE YEAR TWO YEAR $1,000 Miaimsm $5,000 Mfailmmi IHHHI CdiowtlhibfMrfl I INTEREST COMPOUNDED DAILY THE EKECtmVE JUNGLE, by Irwin Rodman. Nash Publishing 17-96. The author, ah industrial psydidogist, pdls no punches in examining the unusual personalities found in executive suites. He takes a probing look into toe' effects of corporate politics, of personal feelings of Inadequacy and more generalised into the tremendous pressures of the modem business world.

Having spent more than to years dealing with traits and characteristics. of ex-; acuthres, Rodman goo right to heart of Ms theme with' examining such types as The Strangler, The Manipulator, The One-Man Army and The Sex Idol" among others. Most readers will recognize their own boss among Ma. descriptions -t or even themselves. I- found myself there almoet too quickly but one that truly fit my boas waa more elusive.

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