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till 8Lr.ktti ZitAti SEPT. 1 27 Shipping Probe Asked in Soviet Wheat Buyini WASHINGTON (ft The Seiute Foreign Relations Committee was asked Tues-, among friendly nations and constitute a reversal of foreign policy of at least a century's duration. In addition, the resolution says the State Department advised that the restrictions on licenses for commercial day to look into the question of whether treaties and laws are violated by the requirement that half of any wheat sold commercially to Russia and its satellites move in U.S. vessels. wheat appear to be a viola-lf tion of the 1943 Export Control Act.

Sen. Stuart Symington (D-Mo.) introduced a. resolution asking the inquiry and calling for a report to the Senate by Oct. 15. He said he acted on behalf of Sen.

George S. McGovern U.S. Chess Ghamp Wins, Ties for Lead HAVANA WV-Bobby Fischer, the U.S. champion from Brooklyn, defeated Gilberto "but fully agreed with the purpose of the resolution. The requirement was laid down by President John F.

Kennedy. Maritime unions had urged it. As a practical matter, the requirement has Garcia after 53 moves of an been a barrier to Soviet purchase of wheat here because adjourned game Tuesday and tied Berislav Ivkov of Yugoslavia and Vassily Smyslov nf for thi 1m in flip shipping charges in U.S. ves Bels are higher than in ships PnniKl nriin i-ri -s 1 net? under other flags. The resolution says the State Department has ad' Tournament.

Each has seven points after nine rounds in the 30-day tournament. III Mid vised the Maritime Advisory Committee that such restrio tions or preference provi Fischer is playing his; sions violate commercial treaties of at least 30 nations and that extension of U.S. games in New York and exchanging moves with his opponents in Havana by telephone after being refused permission and travel to Cuba. flag preference into the com mercial trade area would arouse violent reaction fij lipSlM 11-- i 1 slip into fall vith Vanity Fair sculptured in taffeta or satin Discriminating women choose Vanity Fair for' fit, comfort and sleek shap- ing under all their fall fashions. Select your undercover wardrobe in crispy nylon taffeta or shimmering nylon A.

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