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Fridoy, March 24, 1972 nrt- investors' Guide Your money's worth Amtrak to 13 usmess tv we: earning Interest." Don't you mean paying interest? A. I used the term "earning" specifically because I want to stress the fact that the bond grows at the rate of S'i per cent a year, but pays out nothing. Too many retired folks who could use more income go on holding bonds when they should be exchanged for Hs (which do pay out interest) or invested elsewhere for current income. Sam Sen. Claiborne with 15 co-this is only a what enormous troduccd by Tell, sponsors and suggestion of Industry A few weeks ago, the somewhat raucous "Gambling Special" made its maiden seven-hour run from Los AnReles to Las Vegas.

Passengers were Federal subsidies might be in By Sylvia Porter 4- Last of three articles. Q. I bought some electronics stock In 19G8 on a "hot" Up, paying the all-time hih of 46. It split several times but has fallen so sharply as to wipe out all my money. Yet I heavy trading activity in it every day.

Why? A. Because the public, coming back into the market in large numbers, is traditionally attracted to cheap stocks, whether they show earnings, pay dividends, or not. High activity in a stock must be interpreted in terms of which way the price is going, in terms of general mar-ket climate and in terms of which way the company itself is headed. Many times these priorities get turned around. All I can say is that heavy activity alone in a Today's early stoclcs 1U coupons that come attached to it you are pretty much out of luck.

In your case, your problem is the same as though you had lost two $100 bills or four $50 bills. They are simply gone. New YORK (Af) New York Slock, 4 30' 14 exchange selected mornlna prlcti: 19 58'4 58'4i X36 30' 294 3 30 61 64 65 '4 IntToT Lit lowo Beet lowaPSv 1.44 Itek Corp taitf Netl LET'S MAIL TOGETHER 3c EACH! Wt intart your leaflet, folder, catalog, tic, in jumbo tnvclopa, addrati, apply and pay poftaga, furnih proof-of-mailing. Co-op mailing going la 30,000 Bargon County ratl-dencei week of April 3. Only, non-competitive offers accepted.

Call 201997-0880 for In. formation, REDWOOD HOUSE No. Arlington, N.J. 22Ml 65 I (hat.) HIM Low Loit Ch treated to clean, air-conditioned cars; good, inexpensive meals; band music and folk-singers along with their poker games and cocktails. Round trip fare, including two nights at a Las Vegas hotel; $59.95.

A second gambler's train is now running between San 5 614 43Vi 63' Vi 21 38 3J' 3H 31 1IIV4 1104 111' 694 10' 344 244k 1 55'A 55' 55' 17' 4 Jewel Co 1 60 JohnMon 1 20 JohnJoh JonLoon .80 JonLou Joy Mtg 1.40 IColsAlum .50 KanCsEI 1.41 Katy- Ind 69' 42 Q. I'm confused by a reference to bonds in which said "all bonds are still f)k 31 24' 62'4 42 7Vh 30 204 22H 23 Vj 35' 13' 23' 30H 204 33 34' Francisco and Reno. 25 is1 These trains are smash hits 'a n'k 42V4 42 23 30Vt 204 22H 23H 10 35 134 51 16 454 44 1 10 17M, I 69' 4'4 I 241 24' 1 25 25 2 13' 13' 2 24 241 22 27' 274 29 52' 514 13 264 264 4 84 84 3 40 '4 40' 4 45 45 2744 would have been even if Las 51' 4 4 KoyserRo .60 Kennecolt 1 KerrMcG .60 KlmoClk 1.20 23H 30' 35V 134 5IH 264 4 84 4 40'4 Vi 6 2 10 1 57 21 I 1 3 13 35 X7 1 4 2 15 39 30 6 24 41 1 52 111 3 17 13 202 ftlutE ey Savings offers KnightN Kopoers 1.60 Kroftco 1.77 volved. But the concept of federal transportation subsidies i hardly new! The latest estimate of the tab for our 42.500-mile federal-state interstate highway is $76 billion; federal airline subsidies are now at $1.2 billion a year, much of this for airports. In contrast, Congress to date has appropriated only $40 million to set up Amtrak plus another $100 million in the form of private loan guarantees.

No competition And one railroad track can accommodate 80,000 people an hour against a maximum of 3,600 a lane per hour on a superhighway. It costs from $1 million to $100 million to build a mile of road. It costs only $200,000 to do the typically necessary track repairs and roadbed improvement on an established railroad. Nationalization of our passenger trains is not the issue. That already has taken place.

And we'll see more of it. What is the issue is whether we'll revive enjoyable intercity passenger travel on trains or forever scrap the idea. That will be up to Congress which means that will be up to you. 45 37 1094 109' 1094 KresgeSS .50 Kroger 1.30 13 30 '4 30V 30'4 vegas una xtuno weie nui guaranteeing the fares of 250 passengers on each run. And they merely illustrate the kind of service and financial success our yearling National Railroad Passenger Corp.

Services that Serve! 16' 454 444 69' 33V 32 im 214 95 io LeorSleg .20 LehPCem .40 19' AbbtLb l.lo Ad Minis .30 AOoVeuO .60 Admiral AetnoLfe 141 Air Prod .200 Alrco Akzono la AlconAlu .10 AMeoLudlm 1 AlltgPw 1.40 All'td Ch 1.30 AllledStr 1.40 AllllCh .10 Alcoa 1,10 AM8AC AmHeU .0 ABrnos 1.2t AmBdcit 120 Am Con 2.20 ACrySuj 1.40 A Cyon 1.25 AmEiPw 1.74 A Homo 1.77 Am Hoip .27 Am Motors ANatGos l.M ASrmllR 1.20 Am Stand .40 Am T4T 2 60 AMP Inc 1 amp Inc Ampex Corp Anoconda A rich Hock ApocoCp .10 Armco SM 1 Arrmt Ck AshldOII 1.20 AMDGd 125 All Rlchfld 2 Allot Corp Avco Corp Avnet .07 Avon Pd 1.35 LehVal tnd 34 Lehman .96 16 143 1 45H 1H 5IH 16' 44 444 33 32 St' 95 45H 31 2H4 1444 43H Si 15 V4 1'A 35 13U 42' 7' Levitt Furn LlbbOFd 2 LlbbMcNL LlootMy 2.50 -Amtralfl could achieve if it 69 33' 31' 37'4 2H 95 444 7 31 20H 14' 43 564 15 14 19' 35 13H M4 10 104 10 4 19' 19' 6 34 34 46 16 16 31 143 J43 8 42' 42' 12 64 6 26 68 68' 16 ll4 II' 122 18 18' 4 134 13 158 57' 57' 1 26 26 1 304 304 3 23' 23' 13 21' 7H 31 20H 11 14' V.I cheap stock does not necessarily mean the buying is knowledgeable. Q. I lost a FN MA bond coupon for $200. I wrote to the Issuer and was told that the Treasury Department administers these bonds and coupons in the same manner as Treasury securit'rs and that the intent of Public Law 92-19 approved last May 27 is not to grant relief for lost or stolen coupons. The Treasury said it is sorry, but there is nothing it can do.

A. I'm also sorry, but there's nothing that I can suggest, either. I've warned time and time again that a coupon bond entails considerable risk. If you lose the bond, or any of the 11' 4 had the funds and freedom to Ling Tern Vt Llttonlnd Lockheed Air 18 44 43' 134 '4 tap the potentially huge mar- 4t-f14- 1 li- LoewsCp 1.04 Lonestorln 1 LoneSGa 1.36 26 ket for railroad passengers 564 5 l' 19' 35 304 -V 23' 21' LonglsLt 1.38 LuckyStrs .50 LukenStl .10 13H 22'4 2IH 5 22V4 22' 34 94 914 10 9 9 42' V. 9'4 LVO Corp Lykes Yngst II 135 59 55 21 2H 54 63Vi 21 19V4 21H 43V4 26'4 54' 19' 24' V.

54' 3H Vi Mocy RH 1 44' 15' 2H ModlsFd Magnvox 1.20 Morath 1.60 474 Should you doubt this potential, it includes: The half of our population who have never flown; the millions who don't want to or don't know how to drive; the tens of millions getting long vacations and three- to four-day weekends; the many who cannot 19V4 14 14 32 13' 314 Marcor .80 23 111 mi 11714 V. 27T 14 Mar Mid 1.70 1 'j 3'4 Vi 5 44' 44' 21 15' 154 174 424 414 3 32 31 4 15 28' 27' 20 36' 354 5 22' 22' 6 49' 494 2 43'i, 434 131 45 44' 34 16' 164 2 174 174 1 71' 71' 31 -31 1 MartlnM 1.10 MoyDStr 1.60 Maytoa 1.10a 49H 294 29' 14 mile-an-hour trains like those being used in Europe and in Japan between Tokyo and Osaka." On many relatively short hauls 200 to 400 miles today's train times could be cut in half, making travel on these routes far more economical than most other forms of transportation in terms of money and time. Examples of such routes: Chicago-Detroit; Minneapolis-St. Louis; San Francisco-Fresno. Special cut-rate "Amrail-passes "1 i Europe's Eurailpasses could be developed for use off-season, off peak hours or by certain groups (students, elderly, foreign tourists).

"Car-trains" similar to the hugely successful Washington-Florida take-your-car-along train could be added to many rail routes. Among the advantages: you slash travel time, arrive rested, don't have to pay for motel bills en route, avoid having to rent a car, can easily carry lots of baggage. Other proposals under study: Special entertainment cars, barber shops and beauty salons aboard trains; Excursion trains offering specialized package trips for such groups as skiers, campers, teachers, and in some cases letting you use the train as your hotel at your destination; Combination travel Package expeditions, combining train travel with, say, plane travel and car rentals. Fully equipped offices aboard trains, with facilities ranging from telephones and dictating machines to secretaries. Toll-free train information lines, open 24 hours a day and guaranteed seats on key trains at key hours.

These are only hopes and promises at this point and they will become reality only if Amtrak gets enough money to make them so and it will not be cheap. A bill calling for $1.5 billion 434 4 45' 46' 45 53' 534 4 214 214 14 McOonO McGrwH .60 Meed Cp .60 MelvSho .83 14 afford the cost of plane travel 174 31 2V' 46' 534 214 59' 46' 434 IVi 33 29H 71' ii or lime iui in Lai uavei. 46 46' 4 Memorex Co 4 334 32'4 35'4 J. V. 43' 43H i French businessmen hear ITT executive Merck 2.20 4 140 1394 1394 V4 12 I 4 38 II I 60 23 26 75 I 18 87 31 9 20 101 x5 REDEEM BONDS FREE MONEY ORDERS SAVE BY MAIL (FREE POSTAGE) FREE PARKING MGM Microdot S1 8' Vi 334 32' 14 29' 29 1, IS' 18 18' Vi 1 20 20 20 4 idSUtil SAVINGS ACCOUNTS PASSBOOK LOANS MORTGAGE LOANS VACATION CLUB CHRISTMAS CLUB AMERICAN EXPRESS TRAVELERS CHECKS i 23' 23' l4 1.06 1.92 1.30 n'lt 23' Vi MlnnMM 149 1494 1494 4 What else could Amtrak do? With substantial improvement in our existing roadbeds, trains could average up to 100-150 m.p.h.

and far more advanced railroad equipment could be installed. "There is 18' 18H Vi, MlnnPLt 1 41' 21V 21' 14 2B' 284 3IH 314 MobllOII Monsant 2.60 1.M 52' 544 ft MontDUt 1.94 31 Vl 29 14 Mont Py 1.68 23' llt 28H 31' 57' 13' 50' I6V4 17H 11H 31 574 57 13' 13' 50' 50V ii 26'4 26' '4, MorNor .80 w4 51' 150 544 54 2 31' 314 X5 29 9 34 344 34 '4 II 96 915' 5 36'A 36' 1 22', 22' 34' 4 Motorola 94 ft .60 1.80 1.36 absolutely no an Amtrak official "why we 16' I6'1 174 174 14 MIFuel i MtStoTT 36V4 climate and work environment that encourages people to achieve their personal goals by furthering the company's goals. Federal Electric, headquartered in Paramus, N.J., is a major space, communications and electronics contractor. 22ft 1 ll'l 11H couldn't at least have 150- Nobljco 3 20 14 411 6114 J8 31 4'4 44' J. 41Vi Vi 46 40' ft 5 1634 163H 1634 4 Not Airline Not Can .45 NatCashR .40 40' 154 334 154 ft C-C 33ft ft j.

ml Nat Distil .90 32 12' 114 16ft ft 1 30' Nat Fuel 1.74 30'A it NotGenl .20 25 ft 28' 4 22 11 110 21 xl 24 29 15 5 53 1 6 ACT NOW' Convict-brothers guilty of holdup 16ft 25ft 28' 18ft 9 13' 73ft 21 24 40' 154 324 I6V4 25' 28 '4 18ft 8ft 13' 73 21 24' 34'4 164 1444. Hft ft 9 ft 13ft ft 1IIC0ME TAX 734 1ft NEW YORK The multinational corporation is the most powerful agency for global peace that the 20th century has produced, ah ITT executive told 150 French corporate presidents. Speaking at a meeting of the French Federation of Manufacturers at Regis Hotel, Lincoln Brown, president of ITT's Federal Electric said, "Multinational enterprise is the dynamic, innovative force in the new world economy." 1 Brown, who lives in Frank-" lin Lakes, N. said a major advantage multinational, corporations is that they prov-f ide the basis for steady em-S ployment on the national as; well jas international, levels hiring local labor, recruiting local management, i i business to local suppliers and LOW RATES NEWARK (AP) Two 21 24' 34 ft V'f NO LONG WAIT up 30' wvt 26H 49' 204 17' 53' 60' 58 '4 45' 15H 45 54 '4 41 14 32'4 48' 40' 54 30' XV, 26H 49'A 20H 174 53! 60' 51 45V4 15 45 54' 414 4 32'4 484 40' 54 10 1 2 4 X107 34 22 12 6 23 4 2 2 32 I 7 1 COURTEOUS SERVICE 16 14 14ft ft 264 Nat Gyp 1.05 4914 Nat Indust 204 4 177 4, Notomas .25 53! Newberry JO 60' 14 NEngEI I.54 58'4 4 Newmnt 1.04 45' Ni9 MP 1.10 15 NL 1 454 Vi Norfolk 5 541 y. No Am Phil 4P4 NoAmRk 1.40 64 i NoNGos 2.60 32 '-TO 48 4 Northrop 1 40' Nwst Airl .45 54 NwtBanc 1.40 brothers, both already serving time in Trenton State Prison, have been convicted of stick BobckWx .55 BollCE 1.19 BeatFds 1.16 Bockman .50 BchAr Bell How .60 Bendlx 1.60 BeneflCp 1.10 Benouet Beth Stl 1.20 Block HR .24 Boeing Co .40 BelsCas Borden 1.20 BorgWor 1.25 Brlil My 1.20 Brit Pet runswek .14 Bucy Erl.20 Budd Co BulovoW .60 Bunkr" Rflmo Burl Ind 1.40 Burl Nor 1.50 urrghs .60 Codence Ind CompRLk .45 Camp Spl.10 Caro PLt 1.46 CorrlerCp .60 CortWol CostleCke .60 CaterTr 1.40 CeloneseCp 2 Cenco Ins .30 CenSoWt 2.0 Cerro Cp .80 Cert-teed .80 ChesOh ChiPneuT 2 Chris Croft Chryslr .60 CIT Flnl 2 CltlesSvc 2.20 Clork Eq 1.40 ClevEIIII 2.2 CocoCol 1.64 Colo Pot 1.443 Collins Rod Cololntst 1.6A CBS 1.40b ColuGas 1.82 CmbEn 1.40 ComlSolv .40 CemwEd 2.20 Comsat .50 Con Edis 1.80 Con Fds 1.25 ConNolG 1.95 Cons Power 2 ContAIr Lin Cont Can 1.60 ContlCorp 2b Cont Oil jo Cont Tel .80 Control Data Cooper In .80 CorGlW 2.50a Cowles Com Cox Bdcst .30 CPC Intl 1.70 CrouseHInd 1 CrowColl .52 Crown Cork CrwnZell 1.20 CurtlssWrt JSI4 ft 354 4 1 334 4344 50 3 18 4 4 2 IS X13 12 7 2 10 28 34ft 164 14 81' 354 334 434 27ft 254 46 43 ft 38' 684 ing up East Orange supermarket and shooting a guard there, crippling him for life.

27ft ft 81 Vt 3544 334 434 2714 254 46' 43! 38 48' 254 ft 44' ft The two are Randolph Jen 43' ft 5 35 354 35 '4 orron 38ft ft kins, 22, and Tony Jenkins, 18. 26 1284 128' 128' 1 NortSim 1.37f 48ft ft 200 641 64' They were found guilty by an W. 7 OccldP Our office if open all year to help you. We do not close on April 15. Every return checked by a CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT II the CP.A.

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9 A.M 2 P.M. 365-1900 43 lift- lift lift Essex County Jury yesterday 1 22ft 16' 53' 33! 22ft ft 264 ft I of assault with intant to kill 33' 1.2 194 and armed robbery in direct federal, loans and 18 ft 14ft ft 3 2 8 7 3 3 3 Z2ft 264 194 18 14 ft 42' 554 554 50' 26' 194 18 14 '42' 554 554 50' During their trial, the broth 444 j. ia Corp .88 26Vi Omorkln .6 36 "5 Eie tm utM Mar 26 0wn Cng .78 42' ft 554 14 ers were charged with enter guarantees i accomplish drastic upgrading in rail service and roadbeds has been in- I6V4 294 54V4 33' 66 26' 364 614 26 45' 30' 304 254 30'4 43 26' 214 60' 054 purchasing resources and capital from local sources. He also said that management's No. 1 responsibility today is to create a company ing the Doddtown ihot-Kite uwen in 30 50' ft P-0 66 26' J' 41 Vi 25' 4544 30'2 304 25'A 30'4 43 264 214 594 20ft 45' 30' 304 25' 30'4 2 24ft 244 Supermarket on June 19, 1970, shooting security guard Jo 15 17 16 11 29 20 29 85 244 PacLtg 1.40 PacPetrol .40 PnrPtMl 1 44 seph Reidle and ordering the 31' ft 24ft ft 18ft ft 11 ft 14ft ft 43 14 roc '-20 26ft ft PnAri Sul 214 1, E0" WAIr 59ft ft EP 1-80 store manager to hand over receipts from a safe.

The Globe Security buys N.Y. firm CLIFTON Globe Security 31ft ft 2 20' 20ft v. Cent 4' ft 4 8 2 3 41 141 38 4 5 4 22 3 41 16 2 222 prosecution said they then escaped with more than $28,000. 222 31ft 24 18'i 11 144 31ft 4ft lift 74ft 2444 20' 75' 41ft 41ft 23ft 3 11' 11' 74ft 31ft 24ft 18' 11 14'i 31ft 4ft lift 74ft 24'4 204 75ft 414 40ft 234 79ft 284 ft x7 454 Reidle testified at the trial 24ft 20' sri ti y-n shop at ii Systems, announced the 222 11' 45' 34Vi 344 12 22' 30' from a wheelchair. He said 75ft ft 11' 45ft 34' 344 12' 22' 304 25 34' 34 12' 224 30 purchase of controlling in PennzUn .80 PepsiCo 1 Pfizer (7 Phelps 2.10 PhltoEl 1.64 PhllMorr 1J4 41ft during the stickup he was 41 ft terest in Consulta-S a 1 1 1 1 1 1 i zi i mjuz -4 i -zu 234 25 whirled around from behind and shot in the chest by one of 24' 80 ft rLKL "7C2a 22 26 284 28' ft 25ft ft 25ft two men who entered the mar 25ft 72 123ft 122ft 122' ket.

He told the court that aft 94 55ft 60ft 25ft 544 22ft 22ft 3 9' 10 J5'4 15 6OV4 5 25' 18 55 31 13 3 20 9' ft .68 sly. Polaroid .32 60ft ft PortGEI 1.42 25' ft 1.50 55 1.12 13 I ft 5 Sv.EG 1.64 22ft 88 ft ft ft er falling to the ground he tried to reach for the robbers 13 88ft 214 254 144 30ft 224 20M' 204 214 254 1 4-34 30' 224 but was warned that he might ft ft ft 204 204 204 ft "flSPLt 1.84 26 154' 154 154ft 4 -50 be shot again. R-R AMERICA'S MOST BEAUTIFUL AND ITdon't forg you aRAHTEE STRONGEST POOLS, PRICED SO LOW THAT J) VE BUILD jvE suPPUES everyfamiiy can afford onTI VE SERVICE Vrth a 1 1 -f POOLS- A few months after the 62 40ft 4044 ft 5b s0hP 84ft 50ft 84ft 2 xl 1 1 50ft 84ft 334 2244 ft 40ft 334 83' 224 40' 32ft 134 17 88 21 25ft 14ft 30ft 2244 404 234 40ft 32 13ft 24' 704 734 204 54 16ft 334 354 24ft 324 a publicly owned investigative and consulting company headquartered in Rockville Centre, N.Y. Globe purchased 899,840 shares, or 86 per cent, of Con-sulta-Search stock. Consulta-Search will continue to operate under its current management, a spokesman said.

Terms call for an immediate payment of $1 a share plus additional contingent consideration in Cash or Globe common stock based on earningsTf Consulta-Search over a four-year period. Postmas promoted stickup, the brothers were convicted of killing a man during a card game in Jersey City. That incident took place jw iu '1494 E-efL Uy 133 17 4 189 K2 11 10 X2 10 229 in May 1970. 134 24ft 70' 74 ft 20 5V4 16ft 33ft u- IITV4 II0-V4 11914 "civil RepubStl 1 Revlon 1 Reyn Ind 2.50 ReynMet .40 RoanSel Rohr Ind .80 RoCCola .54 RoyDuf 2.09g Ryder Sy .50 24' 70' 74' 20ft 4 16ft 33' 35' 4 47? 47ft 47ft Dan River Dart Ind Deere Co 2 Del Mnte l.ig Delta Air .50 Denny Rst .04 DelEdls 1.40 Diom Sham 1 Disney Diversfd Ind DrPepper .40 DowChm 1.80 Dresslnd 1.40 Duke Pw 1.40 duPont iJBe DuqLt 1.66 East Air Lin EasKod 1.04a Eaton 1.40 .10 ElPosoNG 1 fraCp 1.20 Emer El 1.20 Essexlnf 1.20 Ethyl Cp .84 Evans Pd .30 Folreh Cam Pair Ind Fedders Jo FedNMtg .30 FedDStr 1.04 Flltrol UO Firestone .83 FstChrt 1.42t FstNCIty 1.32 Fllntkoto 1 Flo Pow 1.74 FlaPwLt 2.20 FdFoIr 25 IB4 4 15 3 2 X5 38 ft 25 18ft 38 84ft 49ft 26ft 35ft 72 25 1844 37ft 84ft 48ft 24' 25ft 12 72 72 '4 84' 49ft 264 25ft Fischer checked in money appeal 154 42 44 40 42 Vi 42 29 25ft 293,4 Stl Sn 4i 50 50 14 38 41ft 41ft 4144 41 37 Sanders As'so 1 in 12ft 12 Sa Feind ISa Flnf 8 42ft 3 5 10 15 11 39 4 34 27 3 SanFelnt in 23 50 41 20'2 34H 44 95'. 21 15H 6IV4 23 91 21 ScnerPIg .90 41 20V4 34'4 43' 95V, 20t 15' el'4 534 ft 3 20'4 34H 14 43Vi ij 1W, 20'i 15' V.

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appointed' Frank R. Postmas of Whippany as Eastern regional manager, according to Julian R. Hoss, vice president-general sales manager. Postma has been associated with Okonite in sales and marketing -posts since 1950, serving most recently as manager-product marketing. Drivers reminded on registrations TRENTON Ray J.

Mari-ni, state Director of Motor Vehicles, today asked drivers not to delay in renewing registrations. "Since all commercial vehicle registrations must be renewed in March, Motor Vehi 14 13 6 175 140 10 39 6 111 6 29 9 134 7 7 29 xl 2 12 WJ 23 59'2 J2'4 24V2 27 20 42 48 98 36'4 35 9W2 45 6 57 45 72 83 52 45 49 5 33 64ft 32 2J'j 27 21 42 ,48 99 36 35 92'j 46 7 57 65V. 72 8.1 43 52'4 45 49 2 25 94 83 5 47 46 14 30 BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (AP) Organizers of the Fischer Spassky championship chess match followed the lead of their colleagues in Iceland yesterday and turned down a request by Bobby Fischer for a change in financial conditions. The U.S. champ had asked in a cable last week to the Icelandic organizers that all money left over after the cost of the match was covered should be split between him and Soviet champion Boris Spassky.

This followed reports from Amsterdam last week that agreement had been reached on financial matters between representatives of the players and organizers. The Amsterdam agreement followed months of negotiations on a site for the match, finally settled recently when Dr. Max Euwe, president of the International Chess Federation, announced it would be played half in Belgrade and 6 i 65 18 464 83ft 22ft 30ft 30ft 72 14 37 83 See a Bermuda 38 4 29 474 9 43 52'4 4 45 49 5 10 38 ft SurvyrF 12 74 74 42H ft Swift Co .70 7 30 33 ft 7 T-T 114 Tamoa Fl on 7 2 22 22ft 2714 30 46 83 22' 30ft 30ft 29 47ft 377. 74 42ft lift 22ft 27ft 30' 244 424 20ft 25ft 114 254 19ft 184 254 374 lift 7 44 131. 31 installation near your CCDUIfC DUDAIDC installation near your ForMcKs .80 FreepMln .80 Fruehf 1.70 GAC Corp GAFCorp .40 GomSko 1.30 Gannett .48 Gen Dynam GenElec 1.40 GenFood 1.40 GenMllls .96 GenMot PubUf 1.60 GnTelEI 1.52 Gen Tlr lb Genesco 1.70 GoPacIf Gerber 1.35 GettyO 1.17e Gillette 1.40 GlenAld Global Marin Goodrich 1 Goodyr .88 Grace 1.50 Grant 1.50 GrtAlP .80 Gtwest Flnl Gtwn Unit Grn Giant Greyhound 1 GrummnCp 1 Gulf Oil 1.50 Gulf Wn .60 GlfWnlnd wt Holllburf 1.05 Hercules Haubleln .88 Hew Pock .20 HoernWol .90 Hoff Electrn Holldylnn .27 HollySug Homestko .40 Honywll 1.30 HousehF 1.20 HousLP.

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