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10 Suits Settled For S2.3M in Fifth Ave. Fire By ROGER WETIIERIXGTOX Suits brought in the Fifth Ave. fire that took 11 lives in 1909 were settled in Federal Court for $2,370,000 yesterday. The settlement, recorded before Judge Harold R. Tyler will be divided among five persons who were badly injured in the fire and the survivors of the 11 who died.

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The cases of five of the plaintiffs, represented by attorneys Harry H. Lipsig and Charles Van der Walle, were brought in Federal Court because the five lived outside New York State, Lipsig said. He said the settlement was expanded to include 11 other suits brought in State Supreme Court. Insurance companies for the tenant, Favid Rosen Associates, will pay of the total. Carriers for the landlord, Acruem Associates, and the managing agent, James Felt will pay the rest.

The largest settlements, of $250,000 each, involved cases brought in Federal Court by three women whose husbands died in the blaze. They were Mrs. Sylvia Carol, widow of David Carol; Mrs. Thel-ina Caltabiano, widow of Salva-tore T. Caltabiano, a partner in the architectural firm, and Mrs.

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Boris Feels Like a King Unchecked Belgrade, June 17 (UPI) World champion Bods Spassky figures he owes his rival, Bobby Fischer, "a big barrel of vodka." In an interview published today by the Belgrade weekly magazine Nin, the Soviet champion dispelled rumors of personal animosity between him and America's Fischer, who plays Spassky in Iceland for the world title next month. Spansky said hin prestige in the Soviet Union has been so enhanced by Fischer's challenge that the Spassky family has been given a new apartment in Moscow's exclusive Podmoskovje suburb. "All my family consider we owe Bobby a big barrel of vodka. Thanks to him, we have a good apartment for the first time," Spassky said. 'Bobby is a very charming guy.

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It comes irom real esteem and admiration for Fischer's game," Spassky said. Spassky said much of the American master's support among fans from chess-crazy South American and central Europe stems from sheer boredom with traditional Russian domination of the game. "The hegemony of Soviet chess is boring everybody in the West and even some in the Soviet Union," Spassky said. The blond, blue-eyed Spassky, 35, has a wife who works as a technician. in a refrigerator plant, and two children aged five and 2.

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