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By CaTEol! Kilpatrick Atearf N/Bto5yeSn voiced WASHINGTON. March 17 (WP>.—Preadenn Ni:-;on called rn Congress last night to enact promptly lesislatiou to put an im- ( woi^$^v‘to.-«ua^.-p^^ .,001 the Xndi^ mediate halt to all new busing orders by federal courts. a lanchooD In. in radio-T\^ address that ir v.-ou!d i.she honor: or' ZuISkar All Bhuttp- : the He told the nation a ^ .- “ iiridti^yeddent- Qg Paistanj the SoWefc'iftartPt^.^^ .'. f. too long to get a constitutional amendment to end comiv.usu:".- • - Oiip ,' that ^Iks ammi^ wOl be herd busing as a means to achieve racial balance. -.:: 1^10 .end the xoflicy of ftopfroqtaw^ ihe What is needed "is action now—not action two, three or foiir fm tvbr . - :<:. -'- ' Mr. Nn:cn said in opposing the plan for a con- Vv ^ 'A'--- coottt^.nnd .replace It.-, bv. a years from now,” y* • *• .*••*•• • . , - !.»*•< .‘TlHHffR woonft sent I** poU(7--«f peace end' cooperation.. stitutional amendment. He

Th^ -'til'- -no 1 dthti: ' reasonable to Congress today a detailed mes- €^i vay out.?^: sage avplaining his views and also usiu^ iMc:' Bhhtto 'eeboed^l&. Sosy- urging an equal educational op- Plan

' *^6 requiring every in Sln*s seatimaite* b7 ‘sB^lnff: portunities act mitt^'Xinailly^ynt on end to hatred state or locality to grant equal ‘W'luR Prau3 and'SQspSclohs of.tbe past^ sobstl- educational opportunity to every tatihg -.trust: b'tbefr.iplae^^ '.: person regardless of race, creed ^WM'Criiiiies or color. ..„ Zalb -WlUi'BreKbneT not go into ' Tbe President did .^.Tbe .PaJSstsinl pretident :eS'. details regarding the anti-busing two ictf tai^ ltire *by meeting legislation he would propose. But Bet Some Llljerals, ' - today : with' .Leitiiid X Brezhner, Ait»k^by^ India' Uaitrd Press InternailouL he said that a legislative “mora- ^ . . .r_ V, ^ 'Soviet le^^j- who..has ^ MOSCOW GUESTS—From left to right: Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko. Pakistan. President Znlfikar torium on new busing" is the Jackscii Denoimc'? It 'hieuL takittg a bau^ izi the conduct \ AU Bhutto, Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin and Mrs. Bhntto at the Bolshoi Theater on Friday night. proper approach to tbe problem of. foreign' WASHINGTON. 'Trstti'. I"? affairs, and by eon- divided the tliat has sharply I. .-.:..r.’7. 35AC(%.iiiardi’ 17.—Ali EaSd- ferring a second time with Mr. GET — Copgre.wiCir.:* ! re.' c . ic-n nation in months. ' recent atanl:^'p^po^. of nr' foiim^^ Sosy^. '~A ''commhni^^ 'is ex- to President NLxon's anril-.v.-,.;'? *Oae Effective Way* '.*X'. :•. ^vemmmt of pected to be isstied tctiaorrow after proposals was generally 'av:.r',li!i;' ' ' - :•'.« ?' '....•' with v.r war cHmes'v^' be torned over by Mr. Bhutto's dqiarture. Brandt Sees “There is only one effective today, Republicans ;‘ Indl^-^-':l^. .^Bcuglade^ an- ' Lobbyist for Deiioimces problem he.-trtsdiy behind them, on-f . Afir.: ITT the : V 'Bhutto-- and Mrs. .Indira Memo way to deal with :•.••'* Democrats willing to liil'-.-.i;, •!;c?r... pV4•hod6ttt^^ti^k.• -, Gandhi, the prime- minister of now. and that is for the Congress co while expressing reserrat'ea.'!. :• nr. IbatnSpsm-irasimad^ India, have already expressed to act." be said, speaking from . Radficadon . .. iTuU^- '^pV^^ .spoke^han the White Criticism came irjairJ:- f;orii ' V^-^ their readineis to negotiate' dut- Published by Anderson as Forgery tbe Oval Office In ...%^ arwB^njriM. /,£¥lme. .- Minister standlzig -problems on the Indian, House. Senate Democratic liberals, blsit':

- lQdig« CKOfii^ her ^dvill loaders end people who dcmuncl subcontinent fc^owii^ their war Of East Pacts “That is why I am sending a r^wblch. begsA today. that the memorandum, which since turned in Denver Congress an amendment to forl:>Id bU3ir,4 last . -led to the up a special message to tbe RVi'* i!,'* rC December, which By E^obert Siner .^*'.T.' .rt'.*..' .ii^. hospital to achieve racial balance in The'.^ike^m^i'i^temeat .. IndepentbsDce of Bangladesh, for- was published more than two suffering from a severe tomorrow urging immediate con- By M. Goshko !j%' V/.' slgdjrant for 'ItB'stnu on the merly East .Eaklstan:. John WASHINGTON, March IT weeks ago by columnist Jack heart condition. A special Judi- sideration and action on two schools. .i"....'.'. ' (IHT).—Mts. Dita D. Beard today Anderson, reproduced in yes- "'t'::r podnt;.'atitrlt:-tii^.:l>e.:Bahfitii-' ghtHfry^ Mujibur 'Rahman,' the.- BONN, March 17 CWP).~ and ciary subcommittee that was to measures." Perhaps the sirong'-st prcci: desh'i.V^l&eonSaatSeBi. • of • TPbo Chancellor WlUy Brandt pre- denounced as a forgery a memo- terday's editions of the inter- have questioned her in her hospi- By providing better educational came from Sen. Henr>- r.L Js?:;- of. Bangladesh, . “ Iffime minister .'V.. TfcMld' dicted today that the battle over randum purported to have been national Herald Tribune, was not tal room Monday bos postponed opportunities in the poorer neigh- son. D., 'Wash., a . also said' that he is prepared to" written hnldDg the settle- :." crettoii'iitisdpei'.iE which rsUfieation' of bis goodwill by her the memo she had written. its trip todefinitely because of borhoods. he said, the educational hopeful who favors .»iicr. &n meet -«nth> Mr. ' Bhutto, ;but on ment of a billion-doUar anti-trust 3klr. raised. actu^-bdj&iaift^SiOOO ladsoneK - The column by Anderson .‘t; the -cQhdttlon that Pakistan rec- treaties with- the Soviet Utoon crocial votes coming up in the standards of all can be amendment. He charged ih.'C -- suit against International \i..y' oi and wffl end In victory the touched off a Senate Judiciary Senate. Mr. Nivon denied that a stand the President's solution is Uii- o^ilze the : niewiy independent acump his government. Telephone & Tel^raph Corp. with Committee investigation of Tbe statement , V. ^ /“Z Bengali watimn' There have been for coalition on the memo against busing is “anti-black." constitutional and could a pledge by ITT of $400,000 to I. .. V''^^ -tba 2M^c;lsida^^ Benealts bis But, Mr. Brandt added, if the charges that high administration was taken by her attorney, David said that tbe nation was com- an assault on the BUI of r-5 .r. : 2-c r^ip^ that Mr. .Bhutto, in.- He that -ftup .was help OBderwrite the 1972 Republi- officials had knowledge of, or bad treaties shnnM be defeated, the Fleming, in Denver and telepbou- mitted to integrated schools and S.-ii. 'ct ". ' taftis with tim’Sgiriet 2i^ers,.has On the prO'busing shf^, ' gnlllj: gyjdnsfc the coalition fear“ can National Convention. been involved in, the alleged to ft agre^ to extei^ diplomatic r^- parties have “no cd 'Washington public rela- to the improvement of all schools. George S. McGovern. D.. £‘.D.. people durtoff about taking -their case to the In a sworn statement released settlement-convention pledge deal. tions firm. relayed it to. Btti^ade^ The firm 'While the purpose of busing has another presidential hopciul. de- 3iirs. Beard vanished from voters through new national by the office of -Senate Minority to Sen. Scott’s office. to segregation, ex- propoA'i!:! or a Other issues on the been end sci-ibed Mr. Nixon's oatstandlhg elections. cott, Fennsyl- Washington the day the memo- Leader Hugh S of “I did prepare a memo at about perience has shown tbat “busing Y«'all'..c;l'''.duitog,7aAdiiBi - of 3TI Merriani. -ZTT's Washing- . tbe President decLre'd. reseiT's,'’ rnd .'>,s • .cOCT-;r:-ci jnore the' : udth, Etireign Minister ton' vlce-prcsidentL to him ron- attack •'in^ei':. 'Better Means' sneak o.i the w. Owr* : : top nanriarwem:; agf^gwl fib ha^ Stut^art,Stutteart. Walter Scheel In cemlng plans for tlie Republican tioa." ' tta&fc Vlolatoa . during the - pecember “The frank recognition of mn"':.' . ..p Bot- Jju!^ Imnst iface . the capital of the state of Baden- on convention in San Diego," tlie cet^Hict; and idBinatolF''tbi^ ^ra- fact does not reduce our commit- Senaedy's Comment that r prospedt-:bt’ further embittering Wuerttemberg and one of tbe statement said, • hiaa it simply ,-rr-TeIatoBi»;jSEittr West Faki^ain^ if tion: c^.JCashzrdr, wtdeh been storm denlers in Ihe ratification ment to desegregation— Sen, Edward Zeuned;-'. D., ;- p*A‘: “Howevcf. it v;tis not the memo hig^^todjcr of Pakistani divided .beto^ ..Pakistan and Stru^le. tolls us that we have to come up Mass., commeuted that t'ne -Vi; Amid Row Over Referemlum Jack Anderson lias put to evi- r.-'-«Wta®-'-^’>re turned- over to 'ICKikL sdnee- 1949^ The coalition parties. Mr. with a better means to that good dent “seems to thmb ft is .more — ff > dence before the Senate. Mr. Mr. . i^ufcto indicated’ fa his end." •,•.-•, r-;c:^&n^|dtiailr --fot a 'crfanes Brandt's Social Democrats and important to seek political gain TV® Anderson's memo is a forgery, • •luncheon 'that he. hoped Cook To conclude tbat "anti-busing" . leaders, have the Free Deinoerato headed by By Don than it is to seek political lead- be :'-;i 1 '-Thdlan and not mine. I did not prepare - lor'Soviet asmstance in modern- is a code word for prejudice “is -• ; coDsj&itiy stressed fbeir desire Mr. Scdieel. are fiying to wrest March 17.—PresideDt joining Europe, the proponents of ership." PARIS, it and could not liave since to of ftg^^IeBB^Hp';edeBib^ wariAnc^ fnm tbe opposition tomorrow for a weekend meeting silent." Rep. Gerald R. ^d. £fich.. said. Rdristan and it regardluc the anti-trust ea<-es are against de- Th^J^et .A Paktitani prtioner agrednent between Democrats to electfous on April not because they vrbao with Prime Minister Edward liis and former Attoiney General “Tbe President lias proposed the Boviet Union ebold ‘be at .'the Mr. Pompidou accompanied regregation. but because tliey are ol .yu,;Biuaglade8h need say thfd 23. is now completely I have long advocated—a halt t? i^d greto'.. 'buhting tod^,. but doubts that Mr. Brandt can win power. Queen and specuJation about of the proposal but urging itioldkce'jhwred observancies hon- seedraty 'forbes and ^anfflas. the treaty fl^t. But he noted and it is probable that %fr. Heath The announcement that the cific steps he might recommend. parts ' internal re- . But while these its swift ortog patron' saint. . eSathoUcs attended ,Sk Fatoick^ today that, his government has and Mr. Pompidou will find some subcommittee had postponed its Over the last two years, Mr. passage. hdend^. actions are mild and predictable, 'fS Day' servioes, and- childrea' going Bundest^ votes way of putting the cordial back trip came during a briefing by Nixon bad repeatedly voiced his Sen. William E. Brook, ?... . Ikte last'.z^t a bomb planted won 200 pr^ous has ’ -.shirts, the Pompidou announcement said President li.id li in to 'underground lavatory kOl- to.: 'dnzcch' . 'mre'. -green .and said it will do so ^ain when in the Entente Cordiale over the a member of the committee basic distaste for large-scale Tenn„ the created a political storm to Brit- so’ulior.: -Cd city blouses, swMtero oar socks. Bak- the 'tmtlto face their enieial weekend at the prime minister’s staff who also told newsmen that busing to desegregate schools. '“proposed the specific Ues.-,' elen ^bx In .the ain—^where tbe opposition to confident Congress T.'i'.l Htf. eries 'displayed St. Patrick's Day test. countiy residence at Chequers. Mrs. Beard’s doctors had nm her But at a press conference on Feb. I am the said, they , Liagiui, and- police British entry into Common body cakes 'wito reen- leiriig. Both he arid' Mr. Scheel stress- £03 Angelet fimei (Conliiincil on Page 2, Col. 1 (ConUnoed on Page CoL a) respond rapidly." lodQd-'^--Bdtost today the g has long ^htog ® 2, .-'Ostholic sources ssdd -St. Pat- ed repeatedly that the treaties . for Just such natiwial^ referen- banning ^4.vllr!i^at- a rick’s Day si^ks the the eomezstones of their ‘ an -t&h ^fs^i^llcan.. Azxny kan- are dum. and now that festival that .wffl - -the cold - war -r.' of . wetotod.- tempt to ekto tomb oiiurt last nid^tl a Britain at least be as in should o»ma* .jSunday with .a- march; tbiouidi a 'v reccm'eiliation with The -deaths brought to 278 the democratic as Prance in letting Italy Opens FuU Probe in Death of a -government .han, Eastern Tttor akn, Mr. aim»bt^',wi\«>rf - in Northern Ire- defiance of. Europe. ... the people have the final say. A.V-- - Belfktols Catbblic Ahder- Brandt said,' is to heto adhieve a land sfhee- '*between.' ml-' through ’The. French referendum a’ill. .to .'protest hitem- future for the West by i;; nQ£ity';^l^lito''-and ..zaajoH^ sonstow^'Ctrea peacc^ therefore, not make passage to Twont:' suspects without better understanding with Radical Groups -the prov- ^ 'IRA ! seeking Protestants -erupted- in ' the House of commons of legis- the East. -itto la-Apgust, 1069. trial lation on the Common Market Organitofg-.^i^ Sunday Failure of policy, he ‘warn- On Left, Right . Nine persons,' five ttnem-Brit- . , any easier, and the Daily TWBw»>> . tbe would cause tbe skein of- Eu- during .^B-be tbe biggest to ed, Telegraph went so far as to'huff: ^ soidla^ were . wounded history .irf-Northasi Brelwd'.a^ ropean detente moves to unravel that tbe "night'-, and- todayv .-secori^- "An immediate reaction was Raided by Police 'fdirecast 'that. 'as many as .lOOJXX) and to - a new outoreak of fitoes said. Heath would be justified putting spokesmen tensloTi. ' . East-West . ipasobs . weekend visit, A' yifajjftaw ’e bfojito- woundod a off Mr. Pmnpidou's c.-- Thoanaa Duffy, but there is no reason 'o su]> By Paul Hofmann this in ' pose that Heatb is taking tb^ baNc as. he played in a ROME. March 17 (NYTJ.— an army view." Nekast;i^eet tonight, Wiifie Spy Charged Swarms of investigators scruti- TTie Times of London, V7hlle nized the activities of extreme recognizlz^ the positive motives Qtomto'. to :the Bepub&, leftist and rightist groups In many ...K^'flrlngj ftw in Pompidou's move, never- bonier, wounded Mr. parts of Italy today to a broaden- As a Promoter of Espionage thgT regretted that "well-inten- ^ ing inquiry into tbe death of Plster -tffgriltor/ aTiri .itotpim-ahot tioned as it may bA the aetion •Rnglanfi, Before Mrs. winghaTw was Giangiacomo Feltrtoelli, the pub- b - PORTSMOUTH;^ may raise the temperature to an geSiUer, seriously woutor police examtoed lisher. March 17. (AP).—Mrs. ' htoureen charged, British bf-the-netor already overheated debate” in .tbe-'bMk ' of Wnghfgn wife' 'bf a • Navy video tapa recordings of a T7 Tbe mutilated body a man to , Brltiun. All commentators point tcoffirndeny-.. today, » Mmy gave after her found at the foot of a bombed officer • spied for the Rub- interview she- who _ out that, there never to power pylon near Milan yesterday siahd,''V&a' chseged today with . husband’s trial, .Catbqlle British history been a national . N^anto. 'ut espionage. Bfae was releas^ on £500 bail. afternoon was identified late last prwnottog referendum and t-b»|f both Mr. pdghftdtoMis: hang .ffleea faaht- Feltrinelli by his Mrs; Bhighaip, 35, wss charged night as Mr. kig atwaTart^ -ftom Heath aTiii opposition leader tod'. fc haoziers .Secrets third wife and a friend. Today, Britain^ Ofificial TT«.tYiirt Wilson have ruled out any bdmeis, and aM imm:- was corrobo- ‘ the identification Act .After police, investigated ^i/»h bypassing of tbe powers of yW^Ty riatemeatB she rated by the publisher's fowtb the House of Commons. 4he.' nusab^ 32 'to wife, Slbiila Melega Feltrinelli. j *’ her ; :Znade to.tbe. press. fonowfug the Times remarked dryly; /tfgtt-oLmoui^g. tor And is 'a ' Tbe investigation that under hutoahd's conviction Monday. "If the public opinion polls swung — BrtOdi'parap way, on orders from the highest demsively ' in favor of Britato judicial anri government author- t^. pretest ities, at the revo- .-pthez' things; incitement to com- aims exploring Gofefflymt enyloye^ ffid 0^^ ' lutionary underground in which WBskera had a hoUdas and Italy Police Recover Mr. I^lteineUl, a partisan of far- hi'Biha.'Tid David, .31^- a, sub- of -o&ar'ptenns &r left causes, is believed to have was'.a torpedo Wbd enu&infed central shi^i- 'heiiteQant. who Presumed Tintoretto moved. .expert, .sentenc^- to 21 years distil Belfast, diq?ilayr iff., Judiciary .. ^ .what, the ^te VENICE. -March 17 (DPD.— A spokesman for the tdgw-ftf'eflpflia'n '.to-.j^-foir seQliig i lan .’‘alzQcst 'pri^ Police ««

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Published Mideast Scene with The New York Times and TheWhshinston Post By Marilyn B^er Page 4—Saturday-Sunday, March 18-19, 19*2 * WASHDiaTON. — S3Hff H«s- who riew the Jordan R^er as their ' natural detanse line. tv sebai’s proposal to link the

are . Xsraell-occupied' WMt Bank with Althoush there serious questions about -the plan thas ills own country in a loose fedm- make it unaecepb- tion could just possibly set in would appear the 'The Indira Wave’ motion the long process toward able to Israelis; at fbst blush, ‘.be. uhchkractert^: a peace settlemoit. it would of Hussein to 'throw ai : mon&ey Prime Minister Indira It mlgbt also coistitnte a. sew Gandhi's sweeping the - dependent on official cooperation in • wrench Into ^he peace pre^pecte. obstacle, as Israeli R’einier Gblda , victory in India's states. There already.- have ;..ben... .a state elections-^ubbed The new authority of the center un- ffir said is her first public reac-. M '-' number of eonta^ bet^tou "the Indira Wave" by Indian der Mrs. Gandhi's strong leadership should tion to the plan. newspapers Zstaells and Jordanians,: the. most help to check the "fissiparous tendencies" AwyfcWng les than .a* negi^ive consolidates the exceptional grip on Indian reaction would have doom- important , of which wto a meet- local have long the urge for autonomy—that start ts the ing between Deputy Frime.Bfizk politics that Mrs. first ed the plan from the Gandhi achieved in Alien and. Htisseia, threatened Indian unity and which gained Arab world. So it te yet to be ister 'YI^ confirm. - her national election triumph one year ago. some impetus from the breakaway example of detersilned whether Mrs. Meir'S .authoritative aources are vehement in deny- The final rout of her old Congress party foes Bangladesh. response was tactical or genuine. Israelis proposal ing, however, that they held any and of opposition parties of both the right There are points in tbe But the successful war with Pakistan has iftwrf 'consultatiohs. with the that muld bold some attraction o2 and the left gives TJrs. Gandhi a uniQue op- to advance In some the Hussein pioa. done nothing —and lor , while others are clear- Jordanians, on the king mist have portunity to deal decisively with staggering respects has seriously retarded—the war on ly unacceptable in terms of pre- By now, a vt-v of what is ac- problems that still threaten the stability of poverty which Mrs. Gandhi declared a year viously stated policy. pretty -dlear ceptable to Israel and what wouU India and the peace of the subcontinent. ago. The Pakistani conflict placed a heavy Arab World Tie destroy chances for peace. The prime minister's achievement is most drain on scarce Indian energies and re- The Israelis regard Hussetn aa Jordanian sources impressive In West Bengal where she trounc- sources. The imfortunate exacerbation of Authoritative their best friend in the Arab say thfl plan should be viewed one finds au ed the long dominant left Communists who relations with the has further world, in ZSrael, •mainly in the context of the- underlying admhation btntlering have kept one of India's principal industrial diminished prospects for external aid. Mrs. Arab world and hot as a step on affection for the neighbor regions in turmoil for years. There is no Gandhi will have to impose extraordinary toward peace arrangements with Mng The Israelis -would probably credit for Mrs. Gandhi or for India, how- new sacrifices on her Impoverished people Jsrsei: ."It. is an effort. to r^ not want to imdermine him. least constitute the relationship be- his proposals, ever, in her ‘'victory" in Kashmir where New if India is to follow the policy of self-suf- (3f ^ by embracing tween the East and West Banks," whether they had ever beard of Delhi cynically repressed an autonomy move- ficiency to which its leadership appears now ofHolal. . said one Jmdanlan his plan before or not. ment not unlike the one it championed in committed. The plan would provide a home- Bangladesh. Despite the decisive military victory over land tor the Palestinians- that, V,S.;Is Atixious the source said, "would then be- Mrs. Gandhi, as she Is no doubt keenly Pakistan, Mrs. Gandhi also faces delicate ATWBTiftftg officials are as anx- come part of a stable government aware, has do tune laurels. ious as the Israelis to dissociate to rest on her problems with her neighbors, especially with that can take decisksB.” Presms- • from Hussein plan, Eec present overwhelming popularity rests the volatile new state of Bangladesh, from could pull the the UB. the ably , such a state for any made-in-Ameriea label to a large extent on her astute handling of which Indian troops have just withdrawn. rug out from unde* .extremis would also be a kiss of death. Palestinian faetlcms. and . coaid the crisis in East Bengal—at least from the Her new position of undisputed leadership Americans clearly seem But . the conceivably tend' to moderate the Indian point of view and India's smash- given the prime minister encouraged at tbe prospect of — has an opportunity whole movement. A number of seme new movement in what has ing victory in the 14^ay war with Pakistan. to deal Imaginatively and generously with analysts believe, could blunt teen, until now, an arid area fer These crises have diverted public attention the defeated Pakistanis, but the rigid stand the irredentist demands of diplmnacy. Despite their reticence, the grave Palestinians who- still claim an- from economic and social prob- which Mrs. Gandhi has continued to main- U.S. officials appear to look upon cestral lands in tbe tiwritory that lems that were the focus of last year’s elec- tain on the Kashmir issue is hardly encour- some kind of -diplomatic move- Is now Israel tion campaign and from Mrs. Gandhi's re- aging in this respect. ment as better than none at ail. A solution to the Palestinian In the long run, the Busfein form promises which remain largely unful- The Indira Wave, In short, offers a lift to one -of refugee probl^, which is plan may be nothing but another filled. of many hopes for a more stable and peaceful sub- the most, serious the move on the M^east chess beard serious questions standing In the The extension of the power of Mrs. Gan- continent. But it could crash and be shat- that has a lot to do with intra- way of the Middle East settle- dhi's New Congress party to the state level tered at soy time on the treacherous shoals Arab strategy but little to do ment, could be attractive to the should expedite the with peace in the region. Hu::- implementation of land of subcontinental realities. Israelis despite the initial nega- seln is already in trouble with and other promised reforms that are heavily THE reaction to the Hussein ivo- NEW YORK TIMES. 'You Can’t Believe’ tive the more militant Arabs but he posaL could be g^ing tbe Palestinian The king's proposed grant to extremists to thh^ about alter- By Anthony Lewis the' Palestinians involves some natives to terrorism. that does U.S. as Law-Breaker valuable real estate he that re- There is the danger by lower middle- have. Hussein also des- /*^CAGO.—In a smd: *T don't like the way things the candidates can be proud of not yet CGcnmittlng iUmself to regaining ^ class suburb of Mis ml two are either." But as an example his Florida campaign. ighates Jernsalem as the capital British antici- control ' of ' the West Bank and Even the government now The ai^ument that this country could not Florida primary, of an Issue raised, he said, "we of this Palestinian laud—the same days before the There was Hubert Humphrey, tbe king is painting pates that the Pearce Commission will re- dependent Russia materials need- have to recognize Jerusalem which Israel has pledg- be on for a 60-year-oId widow was explain- that there are the great liberal, denouncing bimspif into the same kind of she going to vote mUlians of people sick and tired of ed to as a unified city. port to Prime Minister Heath that the ed for defense purposes always was spurious. ing why was "lazy welfare chlseleis” and hint- comer in which tbe Egyptians for Gov. George C. Wallace. a tax system that favors the rich ing that would protect hidus- projected settlement with Rhodesia is not The chrome stockpile is now so far in ex- he found themselves over Sharm el- "These politicians," she said, "you over the ordinary people." try against imports. There was No Disfxrming acceptable to that country's black majority. cess any possible strategic requirement Sheikh. Insistence on specific of cant believe ’em. You put a In short, the time seems to be Henry Jackson, ducking tbe ques- Perhaps most important, there pieces of real estate can make If that happens, Mr. Heath will have no that the administration has sought legisla- good man in there, and he’s a right for a new populism. The tion of his campaign contributions is no mention of den^tarization future negotiations only more honorable choice except to persevere with tion to dispose of 1.3 million tons. It was In crook when he comes out." question is whether it is going with a deceitful swipe at Mrs. —a critical Istae for the Israelis rather less difficult. Her bitterness toward the poU- to be a populism of the left or, the mandatory sanctions invoked against a climate of ignorance, cynicism and anger Robert Kennedy. There was John tletans carried over from one as it has usually tamed out in Lindsay, using his plastic media Rhodesia In 1968 at Britain's request by the at the UN for ousting Taiwan that the Byrd issue to another. Asked about thte country, a populism of the campaign for such cheap shots UN Security Council. .Amendment became law. Vietnam, she said: "Anybody right. George Wallace read the as a claim that George McGovern Letters .4nd, if Britain continues enforcing these Even so, some senators undoubtedly voted wfao'd end that war. Pm with Florida letums as signaling the had "voted to compromise the him; but they're all liars." Asked Democrats to become again "the Bill supporting sanctions In support of the United Nations, for it because they believed the sanctions of Rights" by a what was her main reason lor party of the people," and Sen. mild anti-busing amendment in -their colacms liberally vlih attacks on the United States tor deliberately would soon be lifted in any event after a fav'oring Wallace, she said: Jackson’s reading was only a the Senate in order to stop more Fumisk Menus French words and phra^, Ute breaching them by act of Congress are cer- British settlement with Rhodesia. Now, how- "He’s for the poor people. The politer version of the move to extreme proposals. Ta latest 101 so much salt, without a hioi of his . ilHT, March tain to increase spectaeulariy. Other govern • ever. a Rhodesian settlement sasms a long others have just Ued to the old the right. It is not exactly an encour- communication from the Northern esqplanation. Note, however, that people. It's getting to where aging campaign so far lor tiiose Isnds, time from Helsinki, Waverley Boot does not. ments have unquestionably winked at viola- way off and the United States faces the pros- Personality this a person can't lire. You take Seeking a who worry about this country’s Jan Sjoby faced one of the Sjoby didn't back awa}* either. tions of the sanctions, but only the United pect of an indefinite period in the dock as an someone on Social Security like In addition to issues, the Flor- wounds. Sen. Edmund Muskie eternal problems of the traveler Be sidestepped by rcplacxsg a States, Portugal Africa have international law-breaker and South and an underminer me. They come in here and ida primary said something about was light to say, after the Wal- ->what to call something -which, Finnish word "muikku” (which raise openly flouted the Security Council. of the United Nations. put in new sewers and. the peraoi^ty in the Democratic lace victory to Florida, "I still to his knowledge, does not exist he doesn't know) by a Swedish taxes, but where do we get the ' Senators ought to be having pangs of con- An Argentine ship is about to unload the party: The voters are evidently believe in the perceptibility of in the land of the reader or word "majk" Cwbich he knows,, money? The older people are looking for fresh ones, unmarked my fellow man." But where is listens. but his readers don't)! 1. know science about their votes last fall for the first shipment of 25,000 toss of Rhodesian this government." fed up with by what is perceived to be tbe tbe candidate who can reach tbe Afahy, too many, of the writers the £i^ and 1 believe the Amendment United State-s at a Louisiana another Byrd that put the chrome port and cynical taint of national office. discontented Americans with a published in tbe IHT back away proper solution, short of absarb- Part la this indefensible position. The amend- 125.00n tons will soon be en route. It is symp- of Survey In those terms, hardly any of healing program? from the' problem by sprinkling ing the word "muikku" into ment in effect ordered the President to lift tomatic of a time of cynicism and indif- The widow was being question- English is to call it a mlnsine. the ban on Rhodesian chrome and other ference that few Americans seem to know ed as part of an in-depth at- Moreover, the fish which tltudinal survey by Oliver Quayle, SjCby calls tiae pike-perch is "strategic" materials so long as these were or care. the polling e^iert. Her mood of better known today as the wal- also imported from the Soriet Union. THE NEW TIMES. The Chinese Miracle YORK antagonism toward politidAns leye (Finnish "kuha". (tennaa turned up repeatedly in two "2iander", Swedish "^s") and streets of modest houses. One By Joseph Kraft Justly deserves the recommenda- questioner asked people what tion he gives it. President they bad really respect- Sjoby. also mentions that the The Alcohol Problem (Cont’d) fpACHAJ.—Tieam from Taehai,” is not easy now to determine ex- He described the Cultural Rer- ed, and he kept getting the -A menu "fortunately" is bilingual, for is a slogan known tbe lengU actly how the village came to olutiou as a r^itottable necessit same answer: John F. Eezmedy. y, non-Finns might have trouble (as and breadth of China. And the flower. The official story is that and virtaally actoiawledg^ that It was only a small sample, I see he did) -with "biiUostettna Concern and alarm in the past few years health professions consciously push alcohol dimmest visitor to this remote everything depended upon Chen the Great Leap Forward had been but it did show something real. lohta" or "lampaankylj^set'’. problems under the rug. Alcoholism is mis- mountain village in Shans prov- 'Fung-kuel, an illiterate orphan a -failure. K^lainlng Improve- about pot, heroin. LSD and other drugs or For the result of the norida He neglects to say that the ince can understand the reason who Joined tbe Commimists in menta made at Tadbai in tbe old takenly looked upon as a character defi- Democzatie primary indicated, other language is Swedish and stimulEuits that are widely abused have tend- why in a couple of hours. the anti-Japanese resistance, and system of payments- for norms-pf ciency Instead of as a treatable Illness. One more clearly than anything else, that that, for most of Ms For Taebal is the living proof subsequently served as leader of agricultural work which had' been ed to push from the national consciousness an anti-govenunent vote, a vote readers, isnt much of w kh" reason for this view Is the belief that alco- of tbe Chinese miracle, a flesh the town and Its parly committee. taken over from Russia, he said: against the established order, a provement over Fizmisb. the dangers of alcohol, the most abused drug holics are mosUy skid row residents: In fact, and blood example of tbe su- According to toe story, Mr. vote by frustrated people tired tTbe 'ipreat trouble, with preme achievement of the Com- village ttie ERNEST H. KAimiNG 3d. Chen led the . through a of all. Even categorizing alcohol as a drug this group is less than 5 percent of the total. of politicians taking them for did system was that at our cultur- munist regime in this country. land reftem just after the Com- Oberursd, West Oennany. to many, especially those happy- It is precisely because this addictive illness granted. al level we could hardly under- Is news It shows how the regime has munists took over this area fa At a typical rally for George stazid It.. It was almost iznpossihle hour souls who think of it as nothing more touches all parts of society that treatment been able to provide 750 million 1946. With the land jointly owned, Eqoal Opportanity Wallace, the sophisticated obser- for us to keep the xeem^" with a little fire in It. Recently, and cure is so complex. Yet, one fact is people with abundant food sup- be b^;an in 1955 the scheme for than water ver looks around the crowd of The Paris Chamber of com- plies on a reliable basis at low terracing, irrigation and flood All over China, moreover, tWim* the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and simple: The cost of caring for the sick alco- angry people and sees them as merce- <^^)osition (XHT, Starch cost. control. Three times the is terraces . tbe evidence of plentiful food. 2) to the trade Alcoholism reported otherwise, giving the holics will be far less than the cost of ne- life's losers, working cut their Hartke-Burke The surrounding countryside were built and three times they It has been that way for nearly resentments. Well, it turned bill (IHr. Feb. 29.) eloquently strong sobering shot of the facts glecting them. out here presents a classic case of public a were destroyed by rainstorms a decade . now. .Almost certainly of in Florida that there are an or. expounds the tax tribulatious is doing to us na- One new approach that may be useful is what happens in an exceedingly floods.' for this quick spurt on what alcohol abuse awful lot of the reason $2S,D00-a-year Americans employ- Americans who feel dry iwiawri area where rain comes advertising from a tlzhe of famine a n.d - adds: tionally and individually. the national campaign being .like losers—and they are not This rebuilding is said to have ed abroad, but significantly ozdy in tbe form of torrential ' brought dramatic personal ben- starvation lies in the public works "At -his work, the American is Overall, an estimated 9 million citizens conducted by the institute. The idea is that likely to be found only In Flo- downpours during the summer rida. efits to the \'lllag^. According initiated by the Communists at usually one of only two -or three a serious drinking problem, not men- if a person is informed—by means of news- months. The aspect is of a tree- have to tbe local authorities, the vil- every level—the huge daios and other Americans in a total of The significant thing, political- less live wasteland marked by twisted ' tioning families and friends who must paper ads, television and radio announce- irrigation canals, shoring up 20 or. 3JKW ly, Is that It has become respect- lage produced only 75 pounds of from D or 2 ,000 guHles and canyons with a soil rivers, the reforesta- It also. Alcohol is the cause, directly and ments—about the drug he is using, then able grain per acre before the Com- of tbe great workers.” A simple interpclation. with for people who are not dry as cinders. It looks like a munist takeover, half tion projects as well as the rer demonstrates that, of some l,60Qr. indirectly, of almost half the arrests in the perhaps be will handle it carefully. "We are racists to express their frustra- movie set for Tennessee before and the famines lived construction of villages. 000 Americana Europe, -only streets, more not telling people to drink not to drink," tion by voting for George Wal- the on tbe verge of In nation. On the highways and or TVA or tbe Dust Bowl dur- benefit lace. The Aiahflmft segrega- starvation. Now tbe yield is 800 Thus my impressioa is that Ta- • a privileged minorit'y acci- said Dr. Chafets. "That is a iwrsonal. private ing the Grapes of Wrath era. annually from • are killed • than 25,000 tionist who once said he would pouzuis per acre, and everybody ehai. Is a true mod^ of what- has. from n.S. investments here. Tbe dents involving alcohol; the figure includes decision. 'What we are saying is that if one never be "out-nlggered’’ In a Another Eden has the basic necessities. happened, all over, this coun'tay. few Jobs offei'ed are i^ted to not only the driving drinkers themselves but chooses to drink, he has a responsibility not campaign has succeeded in soften- In 1963 a full week, of rain There has been a va^ improve- established executives, seczetarte, ing that Against that background Ta- washed out the terraces and the ment in. -agriculture everywhere, domestics, and salespeople in the nondrinkers they plow into. At the same to destroy himself or society. This in its old Image. Of course "forced busing" help- clial is another Eden. It com- caves- in which the villagers still and famine is. no longer a specter long saturated military mtfk^. time they are threatening the lives of others, broadest sense is responsible drinking." Ad- ed Wallace mightily as an issue, prises 800 acres of wheat, com Dyed. Chen insisted on rebnUdlng. stalidng China. ' Furthermorp. be- .Under EEC . rules,. XJ& alcohol abusers shorten their own life spans vertising doubtlessly helps or leads many and most of the other Demo- and millet fields laid out in ser- anew, this time with stone for the cause the imprpvemezxt-ls sq.m-utch iarles - biM ' m ad.agas;can5, ried terraces held up by stone by about 10 to 12 years. Lost work time costs people to take up the use of alcohol. Whether crats played into his hands in houtes, and very, heavy stones ar- connected wltbi public .worlca and iSra^s, Turks—interzu^lQuel'.^

rebalnii^ walls. canal five .-for . simoet any job-stokers.;^: Florida question. But A because public depend upon . on that ranged in are form : the re- wvka Industry and workers $10 billion a year. advertising can prevent the wide abuse of jn busing is a symbol for a lot of miles in length steers tbe local taining walls. Not only ^t, but tbe end of the old system of land - Yanks. For most Americans; these facts is new, but it is new the drug is unknown. But if only a portion None of other things that bother Ameri- stream clear of the fields in a he refused ^d whit^ had been tenure, it is hard for me to' Imi^- .Europe, free, access to for the government to bring its authority of the public, especially the young, learn cans these days: taxes, in- rudimentary form of flood con- offered by the state. The. story ine that the transfatoaticii of tte meht-. isj tixe;. indlqte»s^i.i:ev^ There is problem, however late. As Dr. Mor- something of alcohol's awesome effects, this flation, disorder, the despoiling of trol. a large reservoir was. reported in the local press,, countryside -^he^true Chinese mi- lary to the firm fibw- to the '---->.'7' our stixToundlngs. which provides a steady supply and came to the attention of racle—could have'beeh'work^so' OapitaT-staS teehnolo^ ris E. Chafetz. director of the institute, is a gain. The challenge to the would-be of water. Mao' Tse-tung, 'In 1964 Chairman quickly .- or elfectively- by -aoy:- -FRANCIS VSBSSIRi most of the THE WASHINGTON POST. noted: "American society and Democratic nominees is to deal and small pumps irrigate Mao coined the slogan "In agri- other regime. with those real issues as the pri- the fields and provide drainage culture, learn from Taehai." mary campaign goes on to offer in the event of flooding. While — Since tiaoi Taehai has acquired a positive alternative to the most of the work Is still done by a legendary 'fame in China. It is destructive Wallace strategy. As hand, and with horses and don- Interuational Edition tbe subject of hundreds of arti- In the it happens, the general choice of keys, there are now lour small cles. a book, a film, and specisl direction was rather wen defined taaetors in the village. Since the 3Kttalb dhihmt exposition: Visitors come all the SAbMwMi-ItoltevlMr in two statements in Florida as terrain is too rough for road- time, and -on one day the returns came in. building, five .overhead cables Fifty Years have been Years Ago Ago there are saU to 30fiQQ . OO'CAtomew Seveai!y-Five Sen. Henry Jiudcson said Flo- have been ri^ed for baskets ' Chairman - of them. . Kaftavhie Grshain rida showed that the Democratic which transport up to 500 pounds Jolui Bay Whitney . March 18, 1897 March 18. 1922 party had to get hack to "the of stone Izwn ztesiby hills to the The 'legend - has so encrusted Arfhar Ochs Solsbaz^ Many striking evidences Taehai 'that it is now probably CARSON criY, Nev..—The great fight is over, DUBLIN— of the revival vital center, not go out into left viUsige. PubSsher ' pitzaimiDons knocked out "Gentleman Jim" of the traditional feeling of Irish nationality field." The "great center of the The stone Is osed primarily to impossible to find ont what-; ac- Bdbert T. BtaeDOnald the fourteenth round yesterday to yesterday marked the first 8L Patrick’s celebra- party is angry," he said, "that build retaining- walls for the ter- tually did happen in tiie village. Corbett in Edtfor hean’weight champion of the tion since Ireland took control of her own the politicians wont face up to races. In addition stone houses But my imprtaslon is tiiat tbe Gene^ Jtahager become the new - - * affairs. Both the CaUiolic the Protestant to replace legend Is not tar from the teuth. Afurray-M.' Wriss '- world He hit Corbett a paralj-zlng blow over and the issues: Iaw and order and have been' constructed AndrS p8"g knees chiu'ches held services in Gaelic; Irish soldiers justice, busing, the security of the caves in which the 'viH^srs I spent several hours -with Gcorn Batu. the heart and Corbett went demn on his w BCuarine editor; Boy Torse^ uniforms paraded the various tills wTttn There Chra in Irish to country.” lived very recently. . at dbmer. and 'found with a look of agony. The time-keeper counted him by Irish • Corbett tried to get up at the iast second churches, headed pipers in saffron The other view was put forward are also ttiree stores, and a intenigent and forceful .and able to ten, PnbllAed aac prlaied bp latersaUoaal. 9»T2 mtanatloaal kilts. children were wearing old Irish by Sen. George McGovern. ' Beroia late, the ll^t a'as awarded to Many He school lor tbe 400 villageis. to ^»eak without the jargon, that but it was too Herald Tribiaa at . 31 Hoe Se. Bcnh -TMOime All-righteMtttfed - was costumes and the Irish fai-eolor was seen saw the Florida vote also as an A good of legend has been Clutters much articulation in this jltsslmmons. Until the knockout Corbett Pertsda. TeL: m-TaM. Telec-sasso' Lc Dkectsor de U pobli. of discontent, everywhere. expression and he buUt dp around Taebal, and It cou&tr^e BenU. -Paris: .Cablet: BmU, Baili. tatlMn Welter It. Ibayes. jn tronL Z' • ' . . . 6

ji^rEBliA'nOSAL - HEBAU> T^U?IE, SATURDAY-SUKDAT, 3I.4RCH 18 19, 1972 Page 3 Nixon Places Judge Rules Hijacked Passenger

New- Stress . . ToSeeHughes Can Sue for '^Emotional Damages^ NEW YORE. March 17 In what could Stand OS a On Science landmark decision, a judge has ruled that a passenger may sue for “emotional damages” resulting from a hijacking on an international fli^t. Technology Called Bars license Shifts Supreme Court Justice Charles Rubin made the ruling in a suit filed by Alexander Herman of Brooklyn on ': Key to Bett^ life In Gambling Casinos 7^®rioro •• behalf of his daughter Miriam, IS, who was a passenger on a Trims World Airlines jet hijacked to Amman, Jordan, in 1970. By Harold M. Schmeck Jr. By Wallace Turner The Palestinian hijackers held the passengers hostage WASHINGTON, March 17 LAS VEGAS, Mardi 17 (NYT>. for seven days. Miss Herman contends that she suffered, e.':- (NTT).—m a special mes8s«e to —Tbe Nevada State Gaming treme fright and fear of rape during the hijacking and has - Congress on sdrace and tech- Control Board yesterday demand- since suffered from a skin rash, nervous tension and recurring nolray yesberd^. President . Nbam ed a laee-to-faee meeting with nightmares. 6 yaraiw' '. offered a Zorad .range of ideas Howard R. Hughes, who, as the TWA sought to dismiss tbe suit on grounds that prorisions far lumglng American Ingenui^ owner of seven casinos, is this of the Convention and Montreal Agreement on inter- ,f.r' •*’‘t€htos.. nattwrut'^ r.' .'.to bear on problems', state's biggest gambling operator. national airline accidents apply to de.*ith or bodily injury but The stated goals ranged man The declsiozi could lead to a not to emotional damage. TWA also contended that the inter- new, pollution-free sources of $100 mUlloQ test of willpower, national agreements did not apply because the damage com- -energy to reducing the loss of Tbe demand was made as plained of occurred after the plane was on tbe ground. life Mmh f Justice digmfaK-ni. that the two agree- . and rom natural dl- to board refused to approve Rubin rejected holding .sasters.' applications that would have ments covered emotion.*)! distress and adding that Miss Herman The Fresideat. said that teeh- shifted some names, and added “was held in close confinement by armed hijackers both while nological innovation is essential others, in the complex of the plane was in flight and thereafter while the plane was 'to 'proQ)6ilt7 without war or in- directorates that eontrol the grounded.” He ordered trial of the suit, but set no date for flation, to e:q;>andlng UjS. mar- Hughes casinos. arguments aimed at fixing the amount of damages. kets at home and abroad, to the The resolution of refusal was strmgthening of old ' industries carried unanimously among the and to the creation of. new ons. three members. It called for ^Sterling Character’ He noted that the TT£. inter- a rejection of tbe requested natkmal posltloo' is not as strong licensing changes "until Mr. • as it once was in sueh impor^t Hughes has had a lace-to-faee fields 88 deefronies, aircraft, steel, meeting with some responsible Boss Lauds Berrigan Witness ' automobDes and sh^uhdlng, even Coalacls official of this state.” though Americans have been [“Mr. Hughes will ne\'er go to .y '-c.i-7-3r i« known for technological ingemzlty. Nevada for a personal meeting But FBI Saw Hitu as Swindler Strong New Effort with the commission,” an aide of aeeoanplishments of the the millionaire said today. By Betty Medsger [The aide said there were only .'past' are not «nmptwwg we can HARRISBURG. Pa March 17 will testify that Douglas told them two options to Mr. Hughes. • -.-.1“ COlfr/ rest on,” be said. *7hey are open (WP).—The government presen't- he copied the letters and gave '•• a [“He can continue to operate 7r‘;" writ? ennnpf.'hfng W6 mUSt build OH. I ed a letter of commendation from them to tbe FBI in an attempt he has if '! his Nevada interests as *™ therefore caJUng today for a Assoebted Prrsa. a department-store manager in to extort money from Father • they (the Nevada commission '> .•“*5cr. sjh^ •Strang new effort to marshal court yesterday as evidence of Berrigan and the donors of the HABTFOBD HILLS—Two yoong men made good use allow him to do so. Or be could .' jjpiPTifia and technology in the the "sterling character” of Boyd Catholic left. of tbe snow that fen eeted the motel’s pool, Infringements. an “action plan” of more than have threatened to boycott tbe Buy a Diamond for someoue 3 such his The defendants are charged 500 recommendations to interna- conference if East is notice to Mr. Hughes and you ]ov^ gifts, investment or ing eicht-jw- which 1^. a sun-deck, area, there Dr. David, called the message with conspiracy to kidnap presi- tional bodies and governments, not admitted as a full par- managers that he must change personal use! Write ibr free old -with- was . a hint that th^ were look- the first from a President to the dential adviser Henry A, Eis- and' the estabUshment of ticipant, a matter under negotia- his attitudes in dealing with brochure or visiL bath, basesunt, ing for ib suitable play- area that Congress on science and tech- UN Nevada authorities. singer. to bomb tunnels under is bodies to lead and coordinate tbe tion. could be fenced ofE .for young- nology. -He that it signi- Washington < > between As he buUt his gambling em- fedezal buildings in 0 sters^ They have also indicated ficant 4U an expression of federal action. second divisicin Is and , to raid federal offices. the 'underdeveloped countries — pire here In the late 1960s. he INTERNATIONAL that .they! expect ;to Tning addi- sciem» pdicy—an area of policy Ma.'uriee Strong of Canada, an of redirect examina- ' Tbe ^dfSein;^^ vinyl' was never required to submit In hour which do not want ' ecological tional staff here. seldom articulated ia the past. secretary-general of tbe Stock- tion by the prosecution yesterday DIAMOND SALES nphoteieiy^ii^^ and their rates of to personal interviews, and in- holm conference, said 'at a news concerns to Utoit diamond bourse, cry^-.4amdea^ the lobby vraa never seen by any morning. Douglas said tliat since in confetmice that the declaration development—and the indus- deed 51, hovenieraatraat state officials. April, 1971, be has been workiDg would be the- basis for effective trialized countries. antwerp — balgium Nixon, Wallace full time as a salesman in the ^ man^eEnent of -the global en- men’s Clothing department of a tel: 03/31 .S3.0S ter Iff^dne xiaifcOT.'- • . vironment, . as tbe UN Charter large department store in Des •ma.'’-"- ~1'.? ns* Th#;.;3aijJtel is in an-area' or treaties are the bases for other Moines. v,-.;:; Will Fight Polludon j-j: as -a I^tectbrs of Special Interests international action. Russia ' • - " • Chief prosecutor VTiniem S. :'r.'y <^l^t9iii^\i9rixict but has been1 co^-con-. X Asked if he .foresaw the day rv dhcc the I^ch, who 'was prevented from .By 'Dayid S. Binder when the Security Council might ££i:^ ^'tCDBstaio&w of thc lancolh Oen- Of the Volga and Ural Rivers reading tbe letter aloud, said be PESAZS/HL, MktCh 17: CWF). •At three stops in Indiana, Sen. act against "environmental ag- wanted to show through the letter vr. tti. diJtural south. complex to the Strong said -rSm. Sfrdund >^S.:.MhsUe, D,,- Muride displayed to tough-talk- gressloa;’' Mr. 17 (AP).— Volga and Ural, which empty from Douglas’s boss **the sterling rpri From SC MOSCOW, March - action Worried About Crime' Iii&dne, nainpalgned In- aggressiveness "sure,” but tot to might Mr. Douglas . Mr. aesn^ ing tot his sfrat- The Soriet government, demon- Into the northern part of the character of . Supeih transistioos in record time...... ar? iij,-'.*.-.''. he taken by an environmental dlana and XUlnols yesfcoriay, link- egists had decreed for his cam- strating increasing concern about Caspian Sea. Lynch later referred to Douglas Technical, legal, commercial, scien- . .,.. ,^pL;.Tbe^ endnese,. about 3 w council. equtvBlent . of the ing Xb’esidesit Nixon, and Alabama paign after Tuesday^. embarrass- announc- In addition, tbe decree provid- as “hard-working, dependable.” - ;.'\j.^:crimr^eQieral3y, oMe their selee-. pollution of waterways, tific. All Texts AR languages, * tirtn fourth-place finish in pi«» includes con- construction purifica- Mr. asked Douglas if be ' Gov. George Wallace as the ing FUndda. The some ed today a billion-ruble program ed for of l^ch (write lor detailed brochure] - dy aftor. requestlzig and y at special intermts that lambasted Wallace anrf Many would plants 300 million ru- had "a corrupt economic motive” - •,'^is*Wag: protectors He Gov. crete proposals. to up the Volga and Ural tion wcilh a report from Mrs. . . .?*e Mr. Nixon with the establishment bles 15 cities along the Volga or “extortionist’s Intent” when he rt iCXtai U I«eb. to New York Cdty crowd-pleasing contiibute to rivers by 1980. at ^to defeat relish. of a global system to monitor and one of its major tributaries, started maTriTig copies of letters the TIN. She m^. Tnae project, which would cost environmental dangers and relay the Kama. be smuggled in and out of Lewis- TRADUeTOR. '•^'.'!^^'>.ttaere was Iss crime in the Seeking to revive the momen- But at a ^estlan-and-answer equivalent of $1J3 billion at 7 x'p the 1 tiie de'rBouIaitTvilli'ere - PartS-^'i ': to governments both information “Disposal of unpurified 'waste burg penitentiary for Father Ber- , 6 . t>^y> drive' for tiiie Deoaocratie session with students Northern f ‘.[t tn a turn his at the official exchange rate, was '-•••“ a.Tiri recommendations for specific water and sewage is to be stop- rigan and Sister Elizabeth Mc- V a«g graft on to pretidditial ..Tioniination. lost in •nunnte fihlvezslty here, he lapsed outlined in a decree by tbe Com- all Alister, '500 - remedies. ped completely by 1980 in another defendant, Doug- fSth -Avenue New York''! 0036 . ~ . ju-Sa^’Slte .tot to Chine^'h^ 2iis Pldrida priznaiy. defeat. Sen. into to loquacious and m'unl&t party’s Central Commit- . ! cities lyizig in tbe Volga and Ural las answered, 'T did not.” - *'' tfil.. 212 . , . ' .,'"^;i;.lt?jtoi'bieim- AanMnn ' to ... '’'^jj^ride*tyr''-MlB.' -Hoang HUii,- the graph Cd.:.xn£g^er decjsloo. to Gov. Wallace and Sen. Hubert the gTpWtefcirtw of natural dlean water, these ultra-modern penonal- ' -exeenttve' privilege - and H. Humphrey, D., Minn., who "During the period 1972-1975," ships for an overnight :*n^caador?B vhA vto waive . resources does 'to t-h^ environ- '‘ • said, "it is planned to crossing in superlative • i 7cr!^^':4M-'ittueh of'- the- home. hunt-. testify' in to Senate Judiciary fmWwd first and second m nor- the decree ' ment. - - plants comfort. For non-motorists '7u:: •^7^-';Wes....:paiticnlariy Committee' investi^Uon, ida, are both expected to file build water-purification iwoposals, however, are rubles at 421 there are is not our ww against Sen. MudEIe in the battle Many worth 700 minion • connecting coach . .AntirUmst PoBey simply walls on governments the basin of the ’ j Wintry -.we respect, aga* for Indiana's 76 driegates. State enterprises” in services '. from Freai- Gordon St. either to “consider” such actions ,^,,sAbabt.T00 He also .pledged tot as Demoeraic 'Chairman ' Rome and Naples mmnbers of the mo- giv- tough warned yesterday that if as providing information or to Brindisi' and stand to lose their jobs dent, he- would oonduct a Angelo : ing incentives to fazmers, or to Thant from Patras to ' Honors U j* antitnfrt-pdiqy, ineludixv an out- more contenders Jump in, Gov. UCLA - • ;; ’.sl'^^because ~to ‘>Cbia'e9e Intend to Athens and vice •-" mergers could state with begin research on such topics as LOS ANGELES, March 17 (AP). 5^v-^tb^'.own-help. right ban on' any further Wallace win to versa enabling park mani^ieinent. Secretary-General -'nation’s 200 largest cor- less a maJttlW of to total —Pbemer UN you to travel from At -ihe’Roosevrit Hotd. where by to vote. The plan makes no proposals U Thant yesterday received tbe Rome to Athens Ghfnero occupied the '{Mretifms.'- hare for jxipulaion control, although first Ralph Bunebe AwarcL The or vice versa at a -• =-"” UeazMto; Sen. Mnskie's' press . their .1 .^floor ' dace -Nov.- 8, minimum it refers to population as an award was established by tbe cost of by.tbe secreta^' saM tiia't the' entire .departure' win be regfetted Powdll Is Cjritxcfdly HI environmental l^tor in a way AiiTmni Associatlon of the Uni- $35.50 in total fares. •" xaiTnyigrt- arit-ff has 'agreed tiiat 7- to accept predictions versity of California at Ia)S An- **'50' to- 75 xamnbers' win MIAMI, bmrch 17 .— tot seons Fully sIr-

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ART BSARKST. Making Paris a Center For Contemporary Sales By Souren MelikUn 'DAEilS, March 17 (XHT).—Sun- ed In. a number of articles In day's sale of contemporary avant-garde magaatnas, suOh as art at the Palais GaSiera estab- Artitudes, no donht brought seme Udied Paris as an Important of the young, who were active indlng center for that Idnd of bidders. This sale, and three work, niat Riet diould earn the ones held by Mr, Bbu^e, gratitude of all Paris auctioneers showed that a xtew clientde can for Jean-Claude Binoche, who be attracted to the auction room, conducted the sale and Maile- proi^ed preliminary spadework Claude Tublana, who built up Is dose. - the sale. The young were attracted to Pbr three and a half hours. the more experiments, Mr. Binoche and Miss Tnbiana provided they were within a sold the eKperiments In contem- certain price bracket. I thought porary pniwfctTig that 15,000 francs was about the from American hyper-ieaUsm to limit beyond which gsieral en- Italian abstraction. Andy War- thusiasm cooled, leaving only a hol, Jean Tbiguely and Anoan few connoisseurs in the bidding. were the star nawitw. In the lower price ranges, there The sale netted 1.3 million seemed to be no limit to the francs, not much In absolute ^vetite for serigrapbs. A sezl- figures but a considerable sum gnph by Milvia M^lione, called for a sale which Izusluded 176 lots, ''Fenfifcres,’* numbered 48/80, of which many consisted of litho- brought 1,740 francs, a exaay price graphs, none of the kind that will because there are 79 other copies rise to $30,000 on a fine day at around. A Utbogr^jh by Jean Parfce-Bem^ galleries. What Tinguely, numbered 70/190, rose made the sale fascinating was to an uhbdlevable 1,600 banes. that this success was scored in "Editions'* of carviDgs were the most conventional place equally popular. "Girl on a where, only two years ago, such Chair,'* by Segal, numbered 6/160, a sale would have been imthink- was knocked down at 11,900 aUe. Louis SI7 furniture and francs to a Rrencb buyer. The Impressionists were then still limit was probably reached with • firmly holding the ground. Richard Lindner’s "East Art,” a iV';--- The attendance was as sigidfi- huge gingerbread composition. cant as the prices. The spacious No, 1 of a series' of 77, which romns at GalUera were close to wss sold for 7,515 francs. "Florence,’* a serigraph on eanras by Alain Jacquet. a bursting point^Feople were jam- med together and bidding—even Bigger Pieces Pecember, 1970. it rose to 300,000 tioneers will be acute in the field on the two steps leading to the Conparatively gpesktng, the francs last June, 800,000 francs now. However, building up sales \riaere the auctioneer and bigger pieces were more reason- last November and now L2 mil- of modem art requires a special his collaborators stand. able. A Josef Albers, 'TIomage lion francs. This is a spectacu- taww-how—a flair, good contacts, The presence of odiectors to the Square Bain Parest," sedd lar sseent, even more so etm- a lot of energy. So far, ftOas known Internationally, and major very well at 77,500 hraois. A gO per- Tubiana is the only French sales- sidering tiiat more . dealers in modem art, such as Soto, "Courbe Tmmat&ielle," sold eenfe'of tbe lots listed isist Sun- room professiotial who has gone Timothy Banm, a leading New immediately after, did Ua w^ day were sold, an unusuaiiy high around tbe United States fa ?(wk specialist in surrealism, fur- at 16.700 fianes. Andy Warhol's proporifoii. search of avant-garde art, study- ther enhanced the glamour of the ^Tfouble Liz Taylor as Cleopatra,” ing trends and opportuniti&s. The sale; That presence also helped dated 1962 and listed In Rainer The Blnoche-TnbianA sales success ol her four sales Is due the sales along, of course. An Crooeh catalogue (78 A), fetched have set off a train of imitations. to her in-depth preparation. American collector bought a mag- 68,700 francs, a lot, I thought, Xdut Wednesday at Drouot, there nificent cubist-surrealist painting in Europe but Just about the were three sales of modeni art. The next major ^e of such by Marcoussis for 53,370 francs. price in New Ymk terms. An Next Sun^, •RiTw^rina Bheftns modem works is slated for No- It was dated 1937 and from the object by Sienholz, called "Le and Beni-Georges Laurin ' will vember, with a lesser sale m collection of Helena RuUnstein. Carnivore” and made of wood, hold a sale which will include June. Aeeordixig to some sources, The same coDeetor bought a large cotton, fur and plastic, many of the same ertlsts repre- Mr. Blxioche and Sfiss Tubi.”isa * Ihttitrienko for 10.863 francs, a "only” 39,700 francs. An expert sented in last Snnd8y*s sale. have pssuaded the brotiiers huge price for a severe, predomi- said that it was worth more and Tbe sales have already had an Bernard, and Francois Ba.'‘'Chct, nantly brown picture. Mrs. AUe- suspected agreement tetween effect on 1^ market, Tbe stock the Aaiidi sculptors who do gtia de Ceraseasa of Caracas paid some dealers not to bid against of at least three artists, Antoni abstract-shaped musical ccnstruc- 10,300 franca for an acrylic paint- each other. However, I regard MlraldA, Peter atid Alain tiODS, to let. 'them have a fine ing fay Peter the German the price as stupendous. Jaeqiuet, has gone up several piece. The Baschets’ work has artist of the realist school estab- While absolute figures are al- notches. Ihis has boosted the never been seen at auction. They aiteriea lished in Paris. urays subject to discussloa, the trade of some- g , in the can hardly meet the demand for Galliera sale should be consider- days following tbe December kHip. their collaborations at any rate. . Ctxmpt^dgn ed in its proper perspective. It one Paris gallery said five Jec- If this coup and a few more suc- On the ftench side, the attend- was the first modem sale orga- Diuets. It may be assumed that ceed. the. November sale will be ance was no less interesting. All nized by Mr. Binoche and Miss competition between Prench auc- worth \mtdiing.~ the dealers, all the coUectors were Tublana at Galliera; three others there. And there was a host of had been, held at the BOtel young collectors rarely seen at Drouot. The progress of the On HiiD Arts Agenda suctloiis. An intensive public- turnover In 18 months has been rations campaign, which result- impressive: fVom 160,000 francs in Among current exhibits in 'West James Ensor, until May 7 at the German museums and gallKies Wlirttemberglscli^ Kunstvereiola are shows of Fol Bmr until.May 8 StoUgart.

11 at the Nationalgalerie, and Julio add . ^ Le Parc' imtil April 30 ajb the Isaac Stem will be tbe »;olnist Hails am Wal^ee, and an ex- in Beethoven’s Violin Concerto hibit, "Between Amazon and Oei- w^ the brehestre de Paris under noeo," until June 5 at the tile Czech conductor 'Volkertundemusexun, aU In Bei> Zdwk Macal in fow concerts, March 21 lin; "Constructivist Ait” imtil at the Tbi^fttre de I'Est Fari^ieni /^nll SO at tbe Bremen Kunst- PARIS PAfilS LONDON ZDBXCK March 22 and 35 at the Thtuke halle; Horst Antes, until March des Champs-EIysOes, and March 26, and Otto Diz, MAndi 26 to end AGNSW GAXXERY 23 at the Theatre Montanskf in 43 Old Bond at.. W.L 620 6176 of April, both at the FrankfUrt DURAND- RUEL Versailles. Also ton the pr^ram 37 Avenue de Rrledland C8e). 359-06-74 Marlborough Eunstvereln; "Greek Idle Reflect- MASTER AND PUPIL are Jean. Rivier’s 7 ed in Alt,'* -until April the Symphony Na ExliiMUeii Etchlap 9 at An of by Extended to March 30th and Dvorak's Symphony. No. 8^ JABIES UrifEILL WHISTLER' Museum fiir Blunst nod Gewezbe, Artur and and Contemporary Argentinian Rubinstein will be soloist WALTER BICEABD SICKERT in Brahms's Piano Concerto Na 1 DUHOYER DE SEGONUG liottiieb Art, until April 2 at tbe Kunst^ Until SOtti March,- Adolph in two special concerts with the Extended to AprU 8 bans, both in Hamburg; and 1959-1971 orchestra, March 29 and 30 at Open Tuesday through Saturday from 10 am. to 6 p-™- the ThO&tre des Champs-Elfs^es, MOndsy-Mday. 10-6. satneday, is-4. FELIX'^VERCEL under Daniel Borembolm, who THE BBOD CALLEBT Vnia Resao. GIArwUrtistrasaa ID, also will 24 St IconM's SU 8.WA. CH 800S Zncleh. Tot: 0136 34 99. conduct Tcba&ovsky's AUTHORS WANTED Symphonle PathOtlque. OLD UASTEB PAIRTINGS AND BlASira SBAWINGS BASEL BY N.Y. PUBLISHER .-Lending rtATmTK book pnhTIrtirricTb i lllnn^l i Ipii CALAVADOSSJ:.’^ D'ABT MODEBMB, ef nE-typn; Oetlea. aon-fletlDBi poetry. Rltleiyssse 22 JOE TN8NER LOS LATINOS GIMPELFILS -TACOSSIN Mbelndy nnd reltgieu weeke. ete. Nnr •nlhere wcloewed. Send fer traa beeUei . LBOch.SncekBor. CesdlellgbURuea CONTEMPOBART PAINTINO Pointings' S-S. V4NTSGN Press. Slew. ai SUNew 40AT.Pvlex-de-Secbie(c.m^5eCTg»V) Pram' 3Careb 10 till April marcli 22 apti! 29 ft SCULPTURE 22. Terk. tr.Z MaOL U-SA. OPEN DAT AND- NIGBT — Air md 60 Sonth Motton St. W.l. 493T48B. STOCKHOLM MUSEE D’ART MODERNE “•GALERIE LEAR”" 64 rbp. Saint Boaord — 073-77-94 - PARIS 8* - 2S6JSS9 I 9. AVENUS MATI6NON DE LA VILLE DE PARIS MASTOBXE PABB GALLEHT PEOPLE OF THE WORID 1 285 Cng*a Rood. S,Wft. entrance Arenue He« York de BY JEFF EOABS, PaintiBga. os they' are whate they are I Open aU day Serturdar. aSIA ALS, UHDO. KLAUS SR8LTZE OTTO DIX CKAU3 SEHSa, TVAH THEIMBI. Wally IE]- Findlay TEXANA Large Constructions Galleries Internatienei by Usreli IS-Aprll 7 The famous and picturesque !*Galerie Sherotob Sfockboliip-I 2, av. Mstignon 8" 225.70.74 LEFETBE OAUEBT DAMIAN Centomporary Ecaneli & wi4tM» Open dolly from 10 iJn. to 6 pjn. PBistlofS VIENNA^-COLOGNE UN INB IBNK MIB BF .^except an ifondoy ft Tuesday.^_ ^Darfhea Speyer., Dctar las. sau. lo-i. PlfllS "d'Amsferdam d M Brntea Street W.L 6-6 B. Jacqnes-Callet (6e). 033-78-41 March 17 to 26 lU iliCUliCliUllCB GALERIE ARIADNE lALERIE ARDITTI^ Vlona 1 OoloM 8 HOME Baeekerstratse Miromesnll 8 g on the 15 Rue de Ralntr, Bandstwasssr. Briwer PnduL _ ISLAND OF GIATOU (78) OAY Sditcle, ' lOHN Horab. r"-****-t, flIABLBORODGB. S VU Orvorlana PalnUnp — Dragtnv — GrajAlGa. Fiflcen MICHEL-HENRY BEN NICHOLSON muiute from Etcnh tovifards - Siiint-GaiTiiniihftn-ti^ Neir reliefs and watcreelers. M brie^pM dMn of aU tiM ingtons off Fniiea I—GALERIE l£ NOMBRE D*0R— MEU5CO. 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HABLBOBOUGH CSAPEXCS MBmOOIOr CHURCH. SngIUb-««si^ 'laooteiarsoftgpLin, to tom.. Baxa> -JBE,-eRH-BeeiidptaB,Fnri».8e. day, UIM to 23d0 te.sGD pA avril 17/18 Old Bend Stsoal, WIZ 4ST atmdv ft 4:30 pA Tmars— 7 lOHN PIPQ GALERIA THEO 18:20 •M.-ead.S.pA Rev. P. Le.S»i^.- rne de t^heranparisS” LEBENSTEIN Ulhocxsphs and Sereenpvlsli MABIBOBOUGH FINE ABT General Castafios, 15, MAdrid-t; TeL: .41WA7, 13 1965-1972 ' Hr. ^ubcb. 6 Albemaxia Slrast. WIX 4BT -'- . tmoBas'B ahgucan ••THE Bate Until April 8 Koeb 14 - April 7 JOHN FSEK March;' T Aogiute-VMqpexla 06). TeL: ^ SsUy 10-S:30. Soto. 10:90-1 pA OQ Pointings. AMERICAN. OKIRCH: 2091. SimdeyUUMsSrSP'ftlOiSOKWS* Geneebes end Fetlaey March 14 - April 7. 65 Qiid fOiBay; PdiiB-7'D '•'-Cta^ BcD'eek'-IKob.e.^' CHS2CANT—MUNICH' 39 Old Bond Strsot WIZ 4BT AUGUSTE . WenUps - uidt r-'- CbvxcS RODIN .. . PolntSngi. TIm Saglis!i.Xftegaage Baptist - - et Siowings cmd Scolptnra by '"CSauSTMAS MOUBKINGr*' 'Of MnxJeh en 'Hotsstr. 9 hu SA ' ' XsU MABLBOBOUGB GRAFBICS UD. GALLEBY ARTISTS MV. Bradley, prinfW'tir 11:48. and Worship. 13:46. Inlarm.: ' 17/19 Sir—t. WO. .BK Edwin a. ' TeOcr.' 6385SL taster R. 'W.- Teny. r .jGloeckner Old Bond Unin tsrtbor netlea. Era. ' Jlenu PEBKUCENT EXHIBtXION 10-5:30. Sols. 10-12:30. V. Bradley. Putera; AlenW Vlceeek. ' Of CHABBICS ad MULTIP1E3 mtami ' R- J. PendMnL OrgaaUL Ddr lD-5:3a SoiB. 10-12:30. f/atordraowiH^nal /jrtgrMOo^ “ART EXHIBITIONS” fWVBEBSLAND—ZURICH and AMERICAN CATHB9RAL S3 'Are. Geeige-V.' Paris-8e. ,.^GALER1E HERNOZ—* LONDON ARTS - Rely Commixnion: WILDSISTEBI 64 8:M INTERNATIONAL HEKISE RENE< GALLERY 'BDNDA7 BflNQOrrr ' rGALERIE postals ^nd AUCTION 10:46 21 ^flvv Born SALES’* Pre-Co!ombian Scuipfun atorcglonn by at. London W1 '''Btnviy 'thru Jr.' BL v • CHURCH - - FSOrmANT Left Bank .. 01-4930646 lAQDES SAZMOn SBYICE SHMY A SOKCB fOM5 : :• • of PRIMITIYE Admisrien froo. Weakdoys appear ereiy Saturday Very Bra, E.L: Biddle. XBrich. "MEXICAN D4L, Dnn Wessup IX oa. . A S«a. Se&*el 10A:30 pjB. SstaidoTs 10-12:30 pA 30TH CENTUKT MASTERS ^anea R, SUdcB. Ur. K^Tranlg^ Org ARTS" &riendad Tiideef Idsreh 24. ahm; irith the Herald Tribune’s • " VMton' '. r-ta9eitepcB« .PnamadragMee ft paintings, setipture, drawlass. wwmtr -invited. 147 now Bend St, londoa, W.l. Bev. Rn E.. Brown. S^: SSALIR Psria 980 8Z II 19-3Dtb' csatuty graphics. JWioDiMl—an ..DraeBiiMHeai 6 B. — intmaEonal Arts coverage. . ; XioterdaMmOManjilj’ IPS Bd. iBt.'Germain I -i ' . - '

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Pie Traynor, 72; Designated Drug Charges Pose Threat p

' ar*. Baseball’s Best Baseman U.S.-Panama Canal Talks ; 3d To ; r*-.« . 6?^j, PITTSBURGS. March 1? at Yale, he helped develop por- By Jesse W . Lewis Jr. CNYT).—Pie Traynor. 72. who won table oxygen generators for the March 17 fnin uie crisis, Mr. Tack said that entry into baseball's Hall of Fame Navy. WASHINGTON. rwP),— Allegations of involve- Rep. Murphy made the charges as third baseman for the Pitts- Duriz^ his final years at Ykle, ment by high Panamanian gov- as part of his le-elcction cam- burgh Piratte during the I920s Mr. Do^e was ebaitman of a ernment officials in the inter- paign. and 19306, died Tester^. sp&tial committee appointed by nationl narcotics traffic have •T consider.” the foreign min- Two facets of Fie Traynor's A. Whitney Griswold, then Yale burst over the delicate talks be- ister said, “what IRep. Murphy's] baseball life ttood out above all president, that proposed broad of with tween the United States and report says as a document in- "‘ ” the rest—the brilliance “*»3 a — changes in the unii’ersity's en- Panama on the future of the ternal politics in the United p. " m wUch he played third base and gineering program. As a result Panama Canal Lone. States and there is no reason the gentlenaanly conduct that TlZ-I % of the i*flPommpnriaHnng Yale'S Columnist Jack Anderson and why I should involve myself in made that bmitimce glitter even undergraduate school for engi- Rep. John M. Murphy, D., N.Y., those politics. more intensely. neering was dropped, and alleged the mem- la have that Foreign Min- 'T wish good luck to 6-foot, I’^-pomid Traynor pmphftri* stronger was placed on ister Juan Tack, and the Pan- of thifi subcommittee who twmiwft the nremier third base- Pie Traynor bers graduate ei^jneerlr^ studies. amanian Ambassador to m'JSt figltt for re-election :hls man in the game. Spain, Moises Torrijos, are especially to Mr. Murphy.'* He -was nearly flawless in involved in year, smugging narcotics report of the House -r charging toward the plate for into the In a draft United States. Mr. Torrijos Representatives Panama Canal bunts, he could dart- Into the is of Britain to Withdraic Aircraft brother Murphy said third shortstop the of Gen. Omar Tor- subcoDunittce, Rep. ''0% hole between and ^ l:r r-e^-1'' rijos, the strongman ruler of officials in Panama gave with quickness and agOi'ty and. that •• Panama. enticement of easy •“ • • in “to the •. •'-•' '. . •• ... Onltad Ptms Znernatioaal. protec the third-base L';'**’: ;_ he could t 5, Enforcing Rhodesia Oil Ban The allegations, aired this week, money" and became involved in .'TO -STEAL A- . XBAIN—An eigbt--ear- train was stolen from a Boston uwA with abandon. Above all, he --c: were made as high-level Ameri- the drug traffic. ' ' could ' * -yednwwiay ihis.rjs wbat .to had a strong right arm that ..... *^•^!£ K ttaSnfey and L^pmed it. Tbe hijacker, alter driving LONDON, March 17 fAP).— He declined to say why the .Or. can and Panamanian negotiating borfl^fj. Uirow out Tcumers from any spot *0^: termsoal to 'tbe NorCh^.Statioh,; . 'pnt it in then jumped ont. The Britain today announced that It Malagasy government had re- teams met in Washington on his tide of the to .,;•.% aeisbC pA. will ease ite blockade of tbe quested that the British aircraft discuss Senate Asked ruoai|^ into a tnmtable' In the. onto r^yard- and was badly a».ma^ Fortunately His defensive plays- always a new treaty arrange- Mozambique port of Beira, im- be -withdrawn. ment would ^^EMg.ytSCTe .no p^tssengegSr-.nlyafA. 8;t flie .time. Police have arrested a suspect. overshadowed his ahlUty-with the that recognize Pan- posed 6 1/2 years ago to stop 590- bat, but that, too. was uncom- Britain's air-sea oil blockade amanian sovereignty over the To Prohe Report --!’- ' deliveries of oQ to rebel Rho- ..V,!. mon for a third baseman, Ih six was imposed at the request of square-miie Canal Zone but keep desia. seasons he batted better than the United Nations Security tbe defense and operation of the Envoy Got Drunk .330—reaching as high as A68 in The Foreign Office said a de- Council under an April, 1966, canal under UB. control. There tachment of Royal Air has no agreement in March 17 ^ -inxions 1930—and in seven seasons he Force resolution. been -WASHINGTON. Shaekleton reconnaissence negotiations. Sen. Prank Church. D., drove in more than .100 runs. air- The purpose was to deny on months of .— No Separate Peace, Husseiu craft is being withdrawn terms of the Idaho, called on the Senate For- .“'.^ lig^pt MaJws (Ple't Raynor, from The 1903 treaty, %Q( Harold Joseph to the rebel regime of Prime its staging area still in effect, give the eign Relatloiis Committee today who was bom Nov. 11, 1899, in on Madagascar Minister Ian Smith, which ille- which is at the request of the United States Jurisdiction over to investigate charges by colum- PJ^ Framingham. Mass., acquired his Malagasy gally declared independence from : Promfees Pixjtestm Arabs because of his early governmenL tile zone and tbe 50-mile strategic nist: Jack Anderson Uiat tlie U3. . :. labf ^^Weapan& nickname Britain in November, 1965. -'-f to France. Arthur craving for pies. After a sandlot The aircraft carried out long- waterway. ambassador The Foreign Office statement while jv'^camo.iiBTciii? (UFi>.-^prest- BEIKTIT, bterCh 17 CAP).— Wednesday proposed makfog the basti>an game, the Other range surveillance to insure The drug charges, which In- K. Watson, was drunk on a when that said, “In June. 1971, the govern- -^dj^.Anmu.'Sadat eaid. yesterday- occupied West Bank a semi-au- clude heroin smuggling, have al- plane flight from London to : -world ice aasured . -Arab ask for freebooting tankers ; V.. Jordan- the youngsters would kept away e ment of the Malagasy Republic l^Iarch 9. -. Sgjpt is prodndng'advanced war- tonomous state federated -with cream treat frmn the parish from Beira. ready caused a minor diplomatic Wash'mgton •••/••2‘ fcs .it would nob seek as a - today that . a . asked that the Royal Air Force true. Sen. Church said on '- weepons; the' semi-official Jordan in a *TJnlted -Arab Eing- priest, he would ask for pie. row. Three agents of the U.S. If ' separate peaM i^eaunt' vdtti Royal Navy patrols will be detachment at Majunga tiiould '.' • under Uie TrHJthimitP the Senate floor, the charges ••-- .Nero Agency, rep^ dom’l all, he in the nujor Bureau of Narcotics and Dan- 'iucfna. In played maintained in the Mozambique be withdrawn and notified the , throne. cast doubt on Mr. Watson's abil- .V'-'TbBtieal gdiscm it leagues for 17 yeara compiled a gerous Drugs were expelled Wed- 'vw channel off tiie East Afrimn secretary-general of the -UN—then ' ' ity serve in a highly sensitive •" ' r&st' Mr. Sadat had •«"- plgj^ was made by Sng .320 career batting average and nesday from Panama in connec- to - After. Oecnpaiion coast, a spokesman said. n Thant of tbte decision. M; ^ ' — job. •'•"« - soonced that 'has its own fttirt. >»< foreign .niittls- also managed the Pirates daring tion with the charges. Foreign «al Bgypt In. IV^- a mbsequent directive to top ' “At the request of Her Majes- Kfr. Anderson reported that Mr. - • -• • •• Minister Tack said that the men : HotTi weapons mamiAchirlng .program. .t^^AbdiiSah SaJah, in . separate three of his playing years. He government aides the king said ty's government tbe Malagasy Watson tried to stuff money into ’.' '•••• -sfAtenehts pnxblith^ In gjoaniaTi was manager from the middle of had “intervened in tbe internal iooiig ..:tThe agmcy qooted 1&. Sadat the. plan is to be implemented the of S. Africa Leader government agreed to a post- affairs” of Panama. the blouses of stewardesses and ;.iM \havli^' tcM anny .officers .in a^H^imt. the 1934 season until end **atter the occupation, has been ponement of the withdrawal. The shouted for liquor. Tbe syndicat- ' ip»p ^ the 1939 The State Department called . Suduio *3X ennny Is The" atatmnents appeared de- t^V oUzninated and our people Malagasy government have re- ed columnist quoted other pas- ' It as that Tray- Arrives in Malawi the expulsions “unwarranted." J) advanced ^ul^aoent In signed, to halt mounting Arab was manager 5| prancing ^ Uberated.” and, on jetliner as saying ’•' ’ ' greatest cently renewed their request broadcast on Panama's Radio sengers the '•• "Ttaibi, .we too .are producing protests againat the .klng^.inew nor suffered periiaps his A Eifr . and Malawi. The projected reotganlsation disappointment baseball. That BLANTYRK March 17 aeco^'ngly, the detachment will Libertad yesterday said that the that Mr. Wat.son later passed out ';'. 'ar^.on oar way to producing, to.'set up a semi-antonom- In an plan . of the kingdom Is a new step (Reuters).—Resident Jim Fouche be withdrawn In tbe course of during the flight. ' cBivia by Rep. were advaniced' wax equijnnent ste'te'of .Pidestine the Is- in 1938, when the Pirates charges Murphy 6n oar Qos . on of toward UberaUon,** be said. South Arlca arrived here tccLay the next few weeks.” “typical of old tactics -While House and State De- Jai^*- ' raeU-bocupled West Bartk of .the looked as solid a pexmant winner the used . in for Che first \isit by a South Afri- Tbe Foreign Office spokesman United States panmeut officials declined today o:;,: Jordan Biver.' The -Arab world'e stormy re- as the Brooklyn Dodgers did by the government sia ..V7^ age^ said l£r. Sadat had can head of state to an inde- TO discuss the incident. action to the king's bluepiint 1951. added that the British govern- against Panamanian leaders con- 6i>Qtei-'at a-' mtlftary. coll^ near • fJcvdan never be -first pendent black African country. IVlr. Watson recently began revolved- mainly around claims The Pirates bad omde many ment “will continue carrying out sisting of blackmail and extor- a Sharto^nQ: .during, ozie^day vlstt MiinTtg the -Arab, countries to •c.-. a . obligations'' the series of sensitive talks in Paris ..-.i-c-a that it might be a first step to- preparations for the World He was greeted by Kamusu the imposed by tion whenever a new treaty was td'-jihle. l^dm. flew back to conclnde with. Israel.** S^d . peaM :'• ^ Security to oil witli Chinese Ambassador Huang .’••.v.fps ward a -separate peace deal with Series when suddenly they slump- Banda. Malawi’s president, at Council prevent being negotiated.” C^tfO'.lal!^!! yestnda iir. Salah in an interview -with Chen, direct result of President lost six of their last seven Blantyre's Chfleka Airport. A from going through Beira to A State Department official a newspaper, IsraeL ed and the Belmt right-wing crowd of 8.000 persons had gath- Rhodesia. this NLxon’s China trip. Bbefiog':. Todays the -Executive Commit- games. The final blow -was a home said that suggestion was . JarideK; *;The king's plan ;S-.; Al' . ered to watch tbe arrival cere- Sen. Church said that if Mr. '- run tha^ Gabby Hartnett hit in The British withdrawal from "absurd.” I JQiu^ig: visit, . Sadat tee of the Palestine Liberation '•'•• Mr. . represents no unilateral ,move is any ' Watson cleared of accusa- irr.!« the dark at Wrlgley Field in mony. President Fouebe's week- tbe island of Madagascar, l.vlng In an apparent attempt to con- '. twte^ Prerident' Gaafar ^ganlsation called for an Arab i^Vw^l -loc a peacefol settlement . with T' ': ?.*.3:z‘ long visit is essentially a loilow- tions of misbehavior aboard the ' giving the Cubs the off the of Africa 1- ^ -^0 -ftuTati f news media. . lEza^ ,TJ> ;^ceie^E%Al)&an aircraft, in LONIION, March foot. day claimed more than 60 lives, year-old quarrel. the govemnumt said today. Mahmoud Riad, is due to leave '-ip: j -Qiite'^'tije^^fl^^sraeJ smpas&es Egypt's first authoritative com- week on a seven- i* Ui-a ; —Britisb-h<ese talks, on the His proudest moment in recent according to unofficial figures. That settlement, however, is tn Government sources said that here early next lor formal rejection n;:h9!;< said. mechanics of a; new defense ment heralding years came in July of 1969 when, The flooding, caused by month- doubt because a British cconmis- Mr. Brandt probably would spend day visit to China as ?nvoy cf h?~';'S - *^andr.3^ eikal, followed ' Mohammed Sa‘, 0, .this with . an resuitted here today as -came- from H as part of baseball's centennial long rainfall, is reported to have sion testing Rhodesian reaction three days in tlie United States. President Anwar Sadat, Infonned ". newspaper agreabent , and to produce . modem of -Al Abram the said. ktr. Riad will be GCfW Bri'tein 'began ah airlift of Its editor celebration, he was named affected more than 150 cities and to It found a great deal ol Afri- Die ceremonies at Harvard, sources - ‘.i: weapons in' tsEWrf;'' fwnflrtflTtfc Pietident Anwar .-.r;. . a of third baseman base- was first disclosed, going at tbe invitation of the Sa:i ^troops from tb^ ba^ oh the greatest in towns and has left a quarter Of can hostility to tbe projected where the plan ' Be.'.then disclosed- that Sgypt Meditcxranean' idand. ' Sadat. ball history. a minion people homeless. deal. are scheduled for June 5. Chinese government. had .its own weai>diis ptogram. Mr. Helical said in bis -weekly . ..Edgu, Mi^ .Malta's advocate- l Se '-made no reference to any r.^TiTmn in today's Al Ahjam that Barnett F. Dodg:e r:V:"C general. who came, to Jjondon ST'- 1 Spvieb hssistance In -the pirbduc- Jordanian plan was a ‘Taine . night began discusdons this the JJEW YORK, March 17 fNYT). : S'.' :;ti(^{>f eqidpmeDt. backed the HA. Centa-al L.;. war ISnistiy fitid" by F. Dodge. 76, a former . momihg with a Defense —Barnett Intelligence Agency. team headed by Peter- Eagland. dean of the Yale University He charged that the CIA played assistant under aecretaiy- School of Ez^eezlx«, who work- an con- the role of go-betweem in the Manhattan Project to ,15. Greeks Lose There are only, two weebs to go ed on sultations between -tite king, the bomb, died yes- the planned w^drawal develop tbe atom before . State De- Israelis and the UB. terday in New i^ven. Conn., af- J^iea . for Trial (d all British- forces Is completed. before the plan was partment ter sargery. . And no; defente pact wiB be announced. Mr. Dodge joined the Yale agreed unless .there is a settle- Tn Syrian gov- jSy. Civil Court Damascus, the In 1925 after graduating of the -protracted row over faculty ment ernment announced that the Institute ..' from the Masachosetts ATHENS; -liforch- 17 fBeutas). the ..rent, of Mata’s .mUltary ruling Ba’atb party leaders of the of Technology. He retired in 1964, — oourt4iBrtiaZ board today fadZitles. MQitoff, the Mai- . ^ . Dqm the implications of will after four years as dean of en- -njeetkl'a defense am>ea] that It tese prime minister, is demanding pift-n oieeting. the in an emergent^ gineering. . deehire Itself incompetent to try . infiKniB' year,' but Britain £18 g During World War U, Mr. is Gre^ .charged witii illegal and' its NATO allies are refuting Dodge took a leave of absence .ppiqeedon and use of -explodves. to pay more ' ^b«r> £14 miTHon Grossman Quits from his teaching duties to work , . -for use' of the ba^. . '-^e- dtfendants were arrested with the Manhattan Project, In November, 1970, a month after 2foam?hite, ' the British high As the Editor of where he directed experimental ' .'an' expibszoh during a visit here ftftfnmiBriwnflTj . gfr Duncszi Wat- investigations and plant-control Secretary Melvin Defense son,. has dtiivered a communi- work wiTiTiBfftoH with the separa- ' Stateanan R. ' Lsird.' chaigi^ New were - They -to the 'MaW.pgB govemn^t. tion of uranium isotopes. «t& pelting overthrow the fb , The contents were not divulged, HarUp-r War, while stQl ’ LONDON, March. 17 Oteuters). hi the • * V . nglmo. :...... ,.- -but -it- was -believed to contain a —Richard Crossman, si former Thig-.offenm was placed -under .restatement, of the' Britlsh-NATO Tj»>yir govCTament minlstex, has the'.comi^ci]^ of. civn courts potition. . resigned as editor of the. New House Votes Bill inTAi^ by Premier.' Geor^ V^> ' Statesman ma^ttine. 0.'.;,<-.rlii"^' PBpkdopoulos, .wlb) is' also' min-' ht^'Of d^nra. Vote Cauppaign Opens The xnagasine’s directors said To Admit More that today that Mr. Crossman had Defenm I ' Jawyers the week- ^le'lbtbig of the ellieged' offenses' “On Israeli Vest Bank quit because he wanted Irish, Italians for the :WB3' atttfed. after -April, 1971, ly to be a sounding-board March 17 Oteu- WASHINGTON. March 17 - JERDSAUag, future lAbor gov- ', were polides of a When* Uiie ' deCsndiuitS' House, on the eve of teral^TSie election campaign tm erament, but the directors felt (UPI).—Itie charged with ill^l possession yesterday muziieipal -ooanelZS'iii; the Isratii- ~ that independent of SC. PaCricklB Day, voted and ..'ose-(d exido^es." This of-- it should be coatTpHed. We^ Bank b^an of- to about 45,000 Iritii and -'fense canttanes to* be .under the any party. "ficiaUy ' yesterday, following the TtttHnn imm^ante unable to ‘ eburts-martial, hp« .long juHG^etibn of Mi, .. Crossman, 64. night ' of canrtkiate gain admisskm to the Uni-ted still closure last intel- .’because the -Itbens area is ’ been associated with the pref- listB. States tiirough the normal ^ixiider martial law. lectual left wing/ He win stay for local councils in 10 erence categories of -visas. ' defense .(^imed 'that tl^ -'Voting until a successor ilQie Jerusalem on as editor approved, on a voice vote, towns-' to ' the noiih of It .proeeddre was irregular and tl^ is named. be held on March 26, -irthle a bill provldbig a formula which tii^ clients **'^'**^ be tried in win . under his editostbip, the mageu effect of giving - in towns to the south would have tbe ^Ihe' courts. After a brief elections' ciril. '. aina was Often critical of the immigrants during online April 2. -,Up to visas to 390,000 should big ' An wiir.:be held on be enough Judges in. 'd^Kberatlon, ;tbe- .Sye royal family’s and esti- bin now rejected the the dradline last 'Wednesd^, 111 a Hour-year period, ^e -'the'- •' court-martial roistered to'seA mated the fortune of Queen goes to tbe Senate. proceeded with -tlie.' eandUates had /cbjtotibn' and' Elisabeth at £50 million. immigrants from .-tb»-107-.^te:at $take. Although lohove 74715 other countries would be affected, ... C>‘ sponsors conceded that Dtiand .u 5 '..' and Italy are the only countries FERRY IN 3i DAYS likely to utilize tbe authority ..and small enough to penuper you VENICE TO ISRAEL BY CAR fully. The State Department opposes ' Most aicHnes come in two and Lisbon and Lisbon and bill on tbe ground that it APOLLON!A ^ tlM sizes; Big and impersona]. Or Luanda. In all, we’ll help you appears to indicate a return to small andprovindal. discover four continents* fif- the national-ffllglns gysteoi of is imuigrotion quotes. And the The exception TAP, the teen countries and 34 dties. Labor Department opposes it be- Intercontinental Airline of But when it comes to ser^ cause the special visas would te PdrtogaL Ifs the airline that vice, all similarity to the big persons unqualified for del'qhrfi;! sph- issaed to tc- tHo tss APOLLONIAtct 0 doesn’t fit into any of the ste- impersonal airlines ends. On certification, Haiia v.-.t.b b.n-jr ca.IS-, regular skilled-Jabor d nrros*: tne'A^’gcan to reotypes, so it can give you TAP you get the kind of per- on bcsrd, duty awii of the new immigrants 5C-t in Cyo-'ui- S;'.'j'irLm;nq pod some '^1 the best of both worlds. attention that's in'- pa!i;.o.ig-^''s . rntgiit unemployment sonal possible S. Rn'os loi" cars irorri S end gwdll the modi-:, ond Ca/.es: ri or;omn-i0c3tion inc:tjdmq rolls- Technolo^caliy, TAP of- only on an airline of our size. person ir lully rc-cli.n-nq s.-rcrfift-p/.O-;, smattering of oppo- 1$ P'^'- 6at only a fers all the big-airline advan- Wehandpick out not, mesIsJ- our personnel 'seats incl. . sition was voiced In -the House. eight dovs.from. tages. The spadoos new 747-B their - op-*rat(>t evefr' for courtesy* competen- Spr;-cc year, -4' It Is an election and Irish Venice tica Haira rrom Juno to Spot, 1-. RaHftTi constitnencles are jets *with over 15.5 billion pas- ce and pride in Portuguese - Mf-re leiEurr»Iv scrvicu t.'-ox, Aprd to June and 01972 TAP large in tile home distiicts of senger miles of ejqierience hospitality. They appreciate many urban congressmer. bebiad them, as well as thou- your flying TAP* because sands of tedinical improve- we're still not big enough to -- - —— T ^ m Strike Ddbys on Alitalia ments over the earlier models. take your business for granted. IJNES;-.I .1 .TO: HBUSNIC. ROME, MoFcb 17 ^Reuters}.— In honor of Portugal's great So next time you're flying ..:./p.

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SPe. sr.^ u a 24*, 14 ExCellO JO 109 18ft 18ft 18411 1U*+ U 66*> £1900 6216 63lk 61*4 61U-1 2;ft ClfMOh 2.B9e 3: 104*4 104ft 132'.b 103 - ft WESTDEUTSCHE UNDESBANK COMMERZBANK 331, 17 Extendeere 9 ZTft in» 2746 27ft— i'4 951, S:U GulfMOh pfS I 91 91 91 9! -3 iSIb 394, CanFds 1J5 87 459, 46 45*.b 46 +4i GIROZEMTRALE Aktlongesellsdiaft 34 24'6 Gulf Oil 875 ', K1 100 Con Fdpt4J0 1 1134 "12ft- Ik 13»b 5U Con Leasing 11m 104b+ *b 22*': 12?b Paberg, .40 130 19ft 1912 18ft 18T'i— V, 26Jj I9*b GlfStUtlt 1J4 172 SI S3 27*, ConNaIG U5 62 SOU 309k 30*h 309,— 4b 44ft 37ft FacterA SDb 6? 38*6 38ft 38*, 3846+ ft t:u SOL fCREOIETBANK S.A. LUXEMBOURGEOISE 87 304, 30*« I, 66ft GulfSU pr4.40 XI 10 6^6 63 62ft 63 CREDIT COMMERCIAL DE FRANCE 3741 2846 Cons Power 2 304a 30,.+ 48ft 18ft Palrdi Cam 190 41*, 41ft 404, 40'.,— ft 64*4 64*,- 19 GuEWn .63 143 ar/i vh n 60 CodPw pT4J2 z30 64V, 64V, Vl 14 7ft Fair Ind JOg 40 12ft 12ft 12ft 13ft— Vb nth Sft Sh- 59V, 65*4 i». 4ft GlfWnind art 34S lift lift ii*j- ’«i 73 CenPw pMJO z20 6S1h 65*A 65U— 2046 111k Palrment JO M 13*, 131b 12?b 13 — Vk :ivL - 24Vi 244k 13* SI, GulfW Pfl.75 1 125 725 26*A 129, Cent Air Lin 195 249b 244b 22Vk 1SH Palrnwit pf 1 2 IBVk 18ft 18ft 18*6+ I, m MS +1 DEUTSCHE BANK . DEUTSCHE GIROZEhrrRALE DRESDNER BANK n 45*J 26Vb ContCan IJO 93 3I4e 3lVt 31 Vb 31*.»+ U 0* n GulfW pf 3.S S7'A 157*4 157*4 1Sr.l+ Vk AfcUeng«s«1lKhaft DEUTSCHE KOMMUNALBANK — AkiiengesellidiaR 9ft Sft Falstaff .lOe 3lZ »ft lOVb 9ft 10 + Vk S4k Cont Cope 15 7 7W 7 7 1716 IQij PamlyPEn JO 77 144, lift 1416 14*m— ft 7t 47'a GuKWpf XS7 1G 73 73’J 7Vii 724— ft 17ak 14’.4 ZlCO 15 15 15 15 7?n GulfW DfSJS 1 CREDIT LYONNAIS etCop pnjs 16*, 7ft. Fensteel ine 47 lift lift lift 11ft+ ft a 704, 70ft Sft 734— -k BANCO D1 ROMA BANOUE LAMBERT S.CS. 434; 4395 44 52*4 36Vk Conti Co*p 3b 128 449k 17 10 Far west Fin 34 1ft lift 11 IV, 92U 6U Gulion Ind 46 lift lift lift Tift- Vb 50V, 504k 50*k+ & CIS INTERNATIONAL S.A. S4'.k 411, CICp PCA2J7 14 50*A W 4416 9 FarahMfg .46 816 231, 231, 21V, a*4-ft THE FIRST BOSTON CORPORATION HILL SAMUa & CO. LIMITED MORGAN 50’, 52*, 43 CtCp pfB3.50 1 50*, 50*b 50*b SO 3692 Fedders JO K 43ft 43ft 43*a 431, 27 339. 33-l« 339. 33L H ORION BANK UMFTED UNION BANK OF SWITZERLAND (UNDERWRITERS) UT.1TTED 479a 2195 ContlllR .633 3796 20VZ Federal 1J 0 149 29ft 3046 299| 3Dft+ ft 15 89, continv .lat 103 149; 151, 141, 15 + 4h 32 23ft PedMog IJO 29 »*, 33ft a*A a'J— ft 41 33'/, HadeWat 2J« 3 36 36 16 36 24'., Til, 149k 14V, 149,+ 474, 12'. ConMtg .23b T57 Vl 27*6 211, PedNMIg JO 939 22ft 23ft 22Va UU+ ft 3:>6 Hall Pr IJOa I 45*3 iS*., 45*, 451,- *, 39*k 249k Cont Oil 1J9 415 234, 284, 28Vb 2Gl+> li 18*6 87ft 46ft Halllburt 1.05 186 BANK N. V. 31ft FedPapBd 1 7 26 26 . 25ft 25*6— *J 83 83 8e*k ALLGB4EINE BANfCGESaiSCHAFT A. E. AMES & CO. 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AUFHSUSSl BADISCHE KOMMUNALE LANDESBANK 61 52 CnDaf pf4.S0 xin 57 57 57 57 —1 47 * 53ft a*/a FedDSfr 1.04 202 51ft 51ft S2*k+ ft 29*6 Hendimn .58 55 39*., 33?,. 29ft 29ft- 1, » GIROZENTRALE — :i9ni 31', 1.90 1 Sft Sft sv, - CenwDod Sft 12*, 796 Federat Dev 44 lift nvk 11 llVk 34ft 13V, Hand Har J2 10 19', 19"a 19ft 19'., M'.b 16ft Cook Unit JO 99 22V, Sft S*4 SW{- u 13', BANK FUR GEMEINViURTSCHAFT 36Vb 20*, Ferro Cp JO 2 33ft 33ft 32ft 33ft+ 1, 234* Hanes Cp J3 41 19ft 19ft )B*b 1I’,-1 BANCA COMMSOALE ITAUANA BANCO AMBROSIANO 37*, 18 Cooper in JO 1.1 27*4 22*4 22*k S'4— ft 18V« 46', Aktiengesallidiaft 35 Fibrebrd JO 133 27 28V, V Sft+ ft 62ft HarmaM 1.35 19 57ft 58'4 57ft 5812+ ft 36'.4 18V, CoeperL 4.73t 108 33Va Sft Sft— ft ^ S 45*k 391, PWUnBn 2J0 9 41 41« 41 4lft+1 . 45 35 Harceurt 1 187 42ft 421': 42 Vs 42W— ft 19*, ISft 19 16 16*2 16 16Vk Cooper T&R 41ft 25V6 PleldcfM 1.40 3 35 SV, ft 3)', ITT* Harnischfg 1 17 MEES BANOUE DE BRUXELLES S. A. BANOUE EUROPEENNE DE TOKYO S. A. s S'— 2614 26*4 26*b S&*t— U BANK & HOPE NV , 24ft 16ft CoopT pfl.25 9 19ft 19ft 19ft 19ft+ ft Vb 19 Flllral 31 IJO 5 a 28 Sft 37ft— ft •69ft 45 .Harris int t 56 55>J 55*4 54ft S4-.i:-1 42*2 36*2 Copeland Cp 29 3«ft 40V2 ft - Sft SU+ 2216 12ft PinPed 1J4f 61 20V, S*4 19ft T9ft— 1b 24U 17ft Harsco t Vb V, DE L3NDOCHINE , BANOUE LAMBERT lUXEMSOURG S. A. Cp 25 241b 24 24 WA+ BANOUE GBdERALE DU LUXEMBOURG* BANOUE 4212 15*b Copp Rnee X 27'., 27*b 26»a 27V2— Vb 281, 22ft Firestone 25V, J3 IS 29ft 25ft SV, STft 25Va HarlSMrx JO 11 2ri 28'pb 27ft 28*9+ ft Sed£t4 Anenyme 12ft CoRwhl Sft 1 .96 26ft 26ft 26ft 25ft 25ft— ft 30ft 30 FsfChrt 1J2f IS 24ft 25ft 74ft S + ft 27ft 9ft HarvA'u .40 24 14', lift T4V, I4ft+ ft 277 166Vk CorGIW 2JDa 40 2S as 229V: 229ft— ft 40ft PstChIC ET PAYS4A3 BANOUE POPULAIRE SLRSSE 35ft 1J6 55 40ft 40ft 40ft 40ft- ft. 3Sk 25 Hawtl El 1.44 57 25ft 26 25*i 26 BANOUE NATIONAIE BANOUE DE PARIS DES ' K PARS 13ft 8 Cowles Com 33 12 12 lift lift— ft 33ft 2£ft FstMlg J6e n 24V, 34ft 74V, (UNDERWRITERS) S. A. Sft+ ft Sft IS Hayes Atn I 21 2ffft • 20*A a*6 2CV6 *9*, 17ft Cox Bdot .» 180 45*., 45ft 45*., 45*4+ ft 611, FstNafBes 77V, 3 3T 74ft 7 ft 49 V, 25ft FsINStr J5p 33 Sft Sft 33ft+ BANOUE DE LOINION PARISIENKg BANOUE WORMS & as. H. ALBERT DEBARY& CO. N.V. SV, ft 27ft 12 KeelaM JOf 24 17*6 17ft 17ft 17ft- ft 61*4 31V4 CreekNtI 1.66 X.94 35Vk 3.9ft .19 35ft+ ft 41ft 36 PstPann 1.16 168 40 Sft S 41ft+1lb a 33ft HeInzHJ 1.04 S3 46ft 47 22»a 16 CramoK 25 Sift 26V, 46ft 46ft HYPOTHEKEN- UND WECHSEL-BANK BAYERISCHE VEREINSBANK JO » Sft 21ft+ ft 29Vb FstPaMt Je3 73 27ft 27ft 7iOk 27ft— V, 271, BAYBUSCHE GBitSINDSANK BAY5USCHE 34*4 HelenaRu .76 14 37ft 3812 37ft 3Bft+ ft 91ft CrouseHind 1 12 Sft Sft Sft 34VH- ft 13ft 10ft FstUnRE JS 39 12ft U!b 12ft 12ft+ Via GIROZENTRALE 8*4 12V, Sft Helene Curt 157 116 Sft S*6 Bft+ ft 15*4 CrowCoIl J2f 274 I2V, T2ft 1212— V, 17V, 9ft FstVaBks JO 33 lift 12 lift 11«+ Vb i\Vl Heller Int J6 143 27ft 28'.b 27ft 21 — ft BERUNER HANDELS-GESELLSCHAFT 36 171b Crown Cork 63 52',*i S', Sft 32ft+ ft 3596 3DM PstWISc 1J6 3S Sft 3l 33ft 34 :0». BBLB4BERG, GOSSIER A 00. BERUNER BANK 141, HeimePd .4Q 28 I7ft 20Vk 19*6 20ft+ ft — 38 Sr.k CrwnZell 1.30 .97 29ft Sft Sft 29ft— ft aft 3246 PIschbeh JO 30 49ft Sft 49ft Aktiengasellsdiaft — FRANKFURTER BANK 49ft— ft 21 HelmrhP JO 64 31 '6 31*6+ ft 66 57 CmZ pf4JQ Z23 62 67 67 62 —1 23ft I2ft PlshrPds 87 307s soft JSr S SV, 3? S + Vk 3ft 18*, CTS .40 56 Hemtsph Cap 16 4ft 4ft 4ft 4*b BROCKELSCHEN CAISSE D*EPARGNE DE LTTAT X*, Cere 36ft 36ft .19 S —1ft 1916 10ft Fisher ScT .16 15 1746 lift 17ft 18'.k+ ft BREMER LANOESBANK BAIKHAUS BURGARDT + AG r. 6>b Hem Inc .10a I 71k 7*.k 7’.-4+ ft 20 14'A culllean .n 29 20ft 20ft 20ft SV, 459, 2S4k Fleet Ent .12 109 43 42ft 41ft LUXEMBOURG 42*k+ ft 40ft Hercules .25e 71 61 61 i4 69*k 6lft+ 1, 6.9ft ST., CummEn .80 57 58ft .99ft 581, 59ft+1ft 15ft 10 Plamlng JO 29 15 1.9 14ft 144— ft S4, 25V, HershF 1.13 25*3 25ft- ft 16', 7 C!nn Drug 68 15ft 15ft 147-1 )4ft-I 32*6 24 Flinhcote * 15 26 25ft 4 COMMERZBANK INTERNATIONAL S. A. CREDITANSTALT-BANKVEREIN S S*4 SV, SVb 3Dft+ lb CAZENOVE&Ca 3IT2 10*A CurtfssWrt 2Mb Sft U12 ai SSI^ ft 8742 75 Flint pfA 4JD 2SS2520 84ft 84ft 84ft 84ft+ ft (Continued os Fagie 10) CRSnO ITAUANO CREDIT SUISSE (BAHAMAS) UMITED THE DAIWA SECURITIES CO. / America, Ine, RICHARD DAUS A CO. European Gold Naricets Banklars DELBRUCK & CO. DEN DANSKE LANDMANDSBANK BIsreh 17, UTS Vemiels Hons W. PntoncR ^ Op a. N.c. B s D94 NORSKS CREDI1BANK DEUTSCHE GENOSSENSCHAFTSKASSE DEUTSCHE LXNDERBANK London 48.40 48.37 — 0.03 9 Get Our Buy-Sell -Hold Advice Aktlangefallsdialt Zurich 48JT 4S.45 — 0.03 5 Parts (12.5 Uloj ' 49.40 49.51 — 0J3 EUROPARTNERS SECURITIES ^CTENBANK-WARBURG j DEWAAY, CORTVRIENDT INTERNATIONAL 8. A. DJ. dol'jrs per onnee. Akiiengeiellsdiaft CORPORATION ^ " gg On 650 Stocks GIROZENTRALE UND BANK DER For Only $2 FEUBSBANKB4 A/S OSTcRREICHISCHEN SPARKA5SEN HAMBROS BANK UMITS International Akllangaselladioft J| view of the matket’s recent action, would you l&e our buy-sGU-htdd advice Stock Indexes on over 650 leading stocks? LANDESBANK HANDELSBANK IN ZURICH (OVERSEAS) HANDELS- UND GEWERBEBANK HEILBRONN AG B HAMBURGISCHE “ If so. fill in the coupon below, attach — GIRO^fTRALE-. Ufflfted 197* $2 and snail today Today Prer. Bich Low You wlU receive our unbiased advice promptly. At wqu I. D. HERSTAH the*same ^ wiU BANKHAUS . HARDY & CO. GJvLBJL GEORG HAUCK & SOHN , Kemmanslligeaellsdieft auf Aktien AnuterdanL. 127.B 1S7.3 137.3 106.4 receive a 1-month trial subscription to Dow Theory Yoreeasts. Brussels la) 133.75 1S.51 1S.75 124.07 Frankfurt .. 14130 144.47 HIU. SAMUa & CO. OHG INVcSTITICNS- UND HANDELS-BANK 146J0 196 J3 HESSISCHE LANDESBANK LoiuIoq $7 At Regular SubscriptiQn GIROZENTRALE — Aktiengcseltsdieft s.. B06.I 50&6 519.3 4T0.4 Rates—Only $2 — London 316.58 500 814.77 219.55 186.76 1-month rabscriptlon KANSALUS-OSAKE'PANKKI XEYSER ULLM4U6N KIDDER PEABODY & CO. Milan 44J4 44.50 48.01 44.34 Tl^ Is a $7.23 value at regular 3-month subscription Incorporated Paris 109J Umitod IDS D 100.0 100. rates but all we ask is $2 which will be refused if you are not completely satisfied. Sydney 561.88 &48.M 666.99 490.10 KRSDIETBANK N. V. lOGBENHAVNS HANDELSBANK KLE1NWORT. BENSON (EUROPE] S.A. Tokyo (sj.. Se.74 333.18 S8.74 199.S se You Receive LANDESBANK UND GIROZENTRALE SAAK Tokyo (01.. 30S.D3 S13.60 3040.S 3712.31 Th^ Investment Aids BANKHAUS HERMANN LAMPS LANDESBANK RHEINLAND-PFAIZ 387.4 — GIROZENTRALE — Zurlcta 38S.4 387.4 347.1 "With Jxi^ subscri^on, Itemmendltgeiailsdiafl lai new. fo) old. your over the next 1 month you -wfil recrive as part of Forecasts: (1) Stock Service UND GIROZENTRALE LAZARD BROTHERS & CO.. LIMITED lAZARO FRERES & QE. the Digest—a consensus of what 25 other -well-known LANDESBANK p>vestm»t Advisers are SOHESWIG-HOLSTBN rwmmendlng; (2) Model Stock Portfolios: (3) Our Master MERCK, FINCK & CO. List of Recommended Stocks; (4) Our Recommendations liOYDS A BOLSA INTERNATIONAL BANK UMITED LOEB. RHOADES & CO. TOKYO VALOR for Growth as well as In- The Aaxma] Genend Meetlaw ot come; (5) Business Outlook, consultation prl^eges aind other CO., SAMUEL MONTAGU & CO. LIMITED Investment Mds. B. 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'I^airbiiiai'wl^ is appearing at. striking azid persuasive portrait «nlik<» best surrealism, there are, for instance, some By J&irtJss By John Walker But, the ; of toe ezxatie poet, now bedevded the production makes no appeal bright red bloomezs cut away at •' to^rei'eal r^e .{^. cdocerns . it .Jewkti with self-doUbti now writhing J ONDON, March 17 (JHTi.— to the unconscious. There is the front and the rear C^'-ifeii'*a^/EE^^ Londdn duns^wbo in a drunken frenzy to forget his Jonathan Miller's direction uf none of that feeling of intuitivo sparkling G-strings—and ever sagHsiig jaay*^^ 't^ be«'s^ajmed.-to humiliations, now stahdng about, toe Oxford and Cambridge Shake- recognition that comes from a taller beadefresses. wiB-ttwfe'- ' .'pnse..bat' whoK talenb -has run arrogant about his amorous eon>. speare Company's “Julius Caesar", confrontation with one of De During an Oriental number, ' - d^. . ^ is despot otfer. pul^ quest . eutire • ^ and fired memorios of which is at the New' Theatre for Chirico’s early paintings. The they appear to be wearing in Jftpat-r .\../ .r'ggg-gg-.. rejection of: tda'antoibio- his beads. 2#' r Uati^’ vanished youth. a short season, is both striking play has been rammed into *>.n Chinese temples on their -play.- . 'Suit. e^hy. “nie Stoiy .of BaOnre* and somewhat perverse, a surreal intellectual straltjacket. This The appeal is to a never-neviw Tonfte“' 03avia, :sugbt ; Js FaU- Supporttog Company and.- is on tioe ve^ of suicide in exercise that sets oddly dressed restriction has the advantage that land nostalgia, a seqiiinned era tiSi'i i'Behiard hlsi garr^ a^eax.he .Is interrupted Andr6 Baisaeq. toe director, Romans agaizist an enigmaric Llie university actors keep within which, to Juclge by the song.*;, ;.tbe ..pioet. by the vi^- of -a young woman has remuited a sound supporting background that U derived from their capabilities and speak the dates from toat release from aus- aa^-yioupg-^iaa-^li'Otil '. of .‘^t* admlFer. ctunpazly with Maurice Gairel as the paintings of Chirico. verse strongly and dearly. There terity that came in the mid- '• aStehieh regaid. De tfb-i pla? ff writes his fortoziate . Ste; to more the wealthy, neo-Fascist novelist, gives the play a dream- is the no\'elty. too, of seeing a 1950s. or^pTrat'-T^itidy. tbo toOeagi^ asS^ -tor rent inon- with Fran^dse Brion as his faith- like quality, a child’s riew of "Julius Caesar" without the usual Until April 1. the star cabaret dnc; . of' .^.. and .one; .a 'popular norelist. less wife, with Philippe Lauden- politics £5 a senseless and ignoble blood, sw'eat, and tears. But in at the Talk of the Town Is provid- ftnr. ' Laurent shhuady 'suffei'lng-'.^oin cresttve bach as a freaeherous literary Mr. Miller's dresm world, Shake- ed by Buddy Greco, a singer who ' struggle. The crowd is a masked j»^*Tad'- fo ' the pioduetion thf sterilUy. rtopoods. comh^ to call agent, with. Faseale de Boysson Terzieff, rabble incapable speare's characters seem no more Is trying to keep up with the 2^lihe>' translate of emitting more in his search 'for 'fresh 'material. -as the an^l from toe library who plays the than a loud humming sound or than shadows, wlilch may be times or. at least, feels insecure The novelist, a conservative lull and with Madeline Damien as a strange babble. Caesar Is s good divmatic metaphysics, but enough to have changed his old. ; ~ poet in "David, of incipient .an1S-8emitism, is -toe Impatient landlady. typical Edwardian alcofiy makes for only intermittently stylish, jazz-tinged performance La Nuii Tombe." tycoon, bb& toscins ted l and repdlCd by Mr. Kops, in town for the open- aristocratic in a cream top hat stimulating theater. for a sicklier rendition of ballads .toe .di^pated, .fivntic .Bohemian. ing. explained that the play has and taUs, and tbe opposing fac- with funky overtones. Only at Be tpda. the autobiography and not yet been done in wngTanri, tions are Indistinguishable from the end, with versions ol “Sa- finds. 'it' stoff,, will . bopeiesB but he toot^ it was completed two one another. Lovers of kitsch delight in tin DoU” and “The Lady Is a ’ mal^ a • curious '.propqsai.' RS years ago, due to the difficulty tion space), the theater related mental direciors. Robert Wilson Robert Nesbitt's “Magnlflque, Tramp." did h-? remind us of Mouses to Pompons -ibc^-^ot fb'e'portb menoirs in casting toe central role. What to life, the political scene and to during his six-wce'ic stay will bold Bruins his review—or. as che manage- what a fine musician he used co ^ilSSy^BK, aifa^ 17 (AP>^- fa^' -i^a- poefs lexperimio^ - tn- is required is a Peter O'Toole sclentlfie research. symposiums for actors and mem- Andrew Hilton's calmly spoken ment put It. “Revue de Luxe"— be. ' X '^Ba''^-^cmse mdyie att^ -tending to <« hi, Sq. or an Albert Finney, but both bers of hls company and together Brutus is less the noblest Roman at tbe theater restaurant, ibe » • • The The&tre des Nations pro- tI^bb fiatioaaide vitb sBreen.v^ :tii^ yVhile 'novelist is bai> are occupied with other chorea with French players will under- of them all than a well-meaning, Talk of the Town, where It win ce E. A. Whitehead'S “Alpha Eets,” gram, following this “theater fair" ffiiTO -of .stasa dramas ' for,'- sob-- .'gahiing to st^...tbe Tpoet'S: life, take experimental exercises. Fol- pompous fool easily tricked oy running for the next 11 montl'is. with .dibert Finney and Rachel introduction, will begin in May scrfiMTs was ansounced Jointly by to# poet- is steal^ toe afrecUans lowing th-L< Luca Ronconi v-iil David Snodin's pouting, petulsn. It reaches heights of glamorous Roberts, has transferred from rest of toe Fi^iiires and Aznerlcali:' trf'toe'.nore&stb' young, .wife: Jean-Louls Barrault has an- and run through the engage in four weeks of similar Cassius, and no match for a cool absurdity as the girls appear m the Royal Court to tbe Apollo year. In May the Toronto Dance Bapwss. yttterday.. -.. .. This --main d.taat3oa' -is forca-' nounced. toe plans for the 1973 combined operations. Mark Anthony (Mark Harris*. ever more curious costumes Theatre for a limited season. Theater will make guest appear- • Nations of ' ja&sidgln. tbe was pi^ presented, the -dud between Ihdfitre des which he V^ ances at the Recamier. In Jtme Ely.I>an^ii,'iAb has pot Itbe 'eoitoustlz^ liteiaiy -personall- wai be director. ducer Theater of Bengal will pay a tles on dfunatlc.' inteo- Its initial event win be a 10- the ttaC'-acceni .on literary -mezlt in. -taking . al AROUND PAR?S GALLERIES. visit to the Canouefaerie of irin- .'dnKna 'and telerision .pres- ati-! ur. Kops r^ttaa it day session, beglzming itpril 17. p^ cennes. In September Peter The venture is subject emnpelUngly. ' highlighting the of theatrical demonstrations to AUan. Calerie Mony Calatcbi, !82 for a number of reputed artists on show. Metal objects, human project lasted two weeks and atations. Brook's production of “A HQd- ;nien .vtoidh . mo- illustrate various movements Boule\‘ard Saint-Germain, Paris who can't be bothered to do more bands, glove dryers, etc., cast inquisitive flacks of i^proal by .the federal dlstzicfc traits , of both brought ‘-liin to summer Night's Dream" will ar- tivate their bitter clash szid keep- taking place in the world theater. 6. to March 31. than sign themi and the present their inverted shadow on the sheep, birds, .frustrated donkeys CGUft. . rive at the The&tre de la Musl- uig 'toe .whole play quick with Their sites will be the TbMtre Jean Atlan, who died in 1960, exliibition shwws postibilities that paper. and disappoin'ied small boys with . Leo 'Jaffe^ -president of Cotahn- que. In October. Luca Ronconi's strongly character- have bis Pictures Indostries, said the sharp dialogue and. sardonic ho- Rtoamier, the amphitheater of developed a not yet asserted themselves * 9 • fishing poles. production ol “Tlie Orestia" will cooc^t of gathering ' seasonal mor.^ ' Air toe end—Which- comes toe Soibonne and toe govern- istic style of painting with mas- very dearly. There Is one big * * * have Its world premiere in Paris. The Jerusalem River Project, Ga- an.: povellst ment's furniture storehouse, the sive dancing black foims and canvas that appears to hint at Brycn, Galerie Seine, 18 Rue subscribeis in about 500- Jlmerr ,-as . aotodhuax-H^- de October will also see a new pro- leiie Yvon Lambert. 15 Rue de <<^n and Canadian theaters, was and his waymtrdlwife are recozb- MobOier National. Peter Brook. sober muted colors that somehow what may develop. Landscapes, de Seine. Paris G. to r.farch 25. duction of Robert WQson (whose ]'Echaud4, Paris 6, to March 31. '^ttemed .upon 'tiie bos-olflee. cUed-lzi a, scene of -glum resigzia- Jean-MSrle Serreau. Roy Hart break out between them. There figures, c^e inierSors reflect in- Camille Bryen is first end fare- “Denfrnan's Glance” wes accord- methods of symfdiony orchesbas;- tlon. and toe poet goes back to Jack Laz% and Barrault himself Is a cerialn mood and densily teresting intuitions that are This is not so much an exhi- most a draftsman, and his draw- ed French critical praise when it ballet troupes a.nd Uieater coad- his Soho garret to be comforted Trill be among toe animators at ol ntual in his work, which has formulated with ease. bition as it is an informative ings create a space of tbeir own played here last year) and the paoies. Indlridnal tickets would by toe sdmirlzig Ifersrian .. itoo this .“fair of theater. “ The pro- not often been e^bfied in * * * display. There is no river near through the brittle mesh of their Theater of Bali will offer a scale higher- saved him, chance^ from sui- posed themes will be the human recent years. Mao Bay, Galerie Quatre Jerusalem, nor is there a really spider-fine hnes—abstract struc- avallBble at a by , des be show the same month. In No- than the propose subscriber rate cide. being considered ss an instni- * * * Mouvements, 46 Rue de I'Uni- adequate water supply. Gerard tUFe.n that sometimes hold a sug- vember Peter staging of (voice, gesture and raia- Stem's cities riewed beyond of $3 per diow. lAurent Teisleff provides . a meot Manesse, Galerie Sybil Welch. 34 versite, Paris 7. to March 25. Marx, Joshua Neustein and Geor- gestion of “Peer Gynt” will open. Rue de Crenelle, Paris 7, to Tinkering with random objects g.»tte Bathe’s project consisted in perspective. Tlie exhibition in- An important innovation of the March 25. and photo paper in bis dark- playing recorded sounds of run- cludes a good number of draw- mVlNG MARD£R Theatre des Nations a'tll be crea- This young artist from tlie room, Man Ray produced the ning water through 55 loudspeak- ings as well as watercolors in tion of research studios for 'the north of France has coiisiderable type of work now krown as rayo- ers In toe trough of a rattier mild tones. use of native and foreign experi- craft (he does their Ifihographs graphs. Forty ol these are here isolated valley near tlie city. The MICHAEL GIBSON.

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of foin* 12-hour sessions . . . “any student may ask can. at -lea^ help themselves to cure their habits. for and receive his money back [toe course costs Hfertpii-na makes all ' of The relativety new that ^ if feels that he has not been helped. No theto.tomgs pcfislble is the Silva Mind Control $150] he graduate has this request date...." System,.. made to detect the Readers 'who, at this point, seem to inDepth Report tm<»n .of 'sa^tu^ and the Spiel of a snake-oU sales- man are adtoed to stick around few a moment, if The National Observer MKigruvt a reporter, The - only to."sm^'a. bit' of transatlantic feedbadc. '" Diane B. to attend one of the New Y

•'*• : Silva'S which most people function, 'and the Alpha (8 to 13 the devdoiment of a decent societr- . . ' ^* peb^setond). a levk of-relaxed aleitdess." derailments are pert of a new vitality now stlr- rh^-in -the sclentifre community and in toe world .It is toe latter level , on which toe Silva method - whole. We are living in a time of change tialzu to . operate: “Since it has been demonstrated as' a that'a large portion of aH toness' is psybhosqmatii^ - and challenge, ..."

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-' -topennaikets? - seems so ^if It — The 'center '-win have foreign jra have enoii^ money. Cd&A, Dutch hold- 78 particlpsEnts. a TOU ( ) Velisy-2 Is a new sntiurban ing company which owns Ohr- toopptog center aimed at- sup-, bachs in the United States, is

faring ' customers with aesthetic opening a depaztmezlli pleasure as well as toe necessi- store. Rlcbajd'S Shop, of En- .t srsfl** • i^ of Me. Its architecture: and adding Vell^ branch jicns o. gland, is a z&erchandisng technique are to its 100 clothing stores. Pier ztiietly Ameztcan. but the finish-. One, a Houston toop specializing touches aito deUghtfuUy- in exotic handierefts. is also rep- ftaiChi • . . resented. ftign - For Instance,'' ITellsy has 800 The

' service sta- - and an Esso to^tiered ahopping maB floor- ' ' center __ -vn;s mftitBHii; 'Be bae discovered ed 'with lO/KK) square meters of tion. Four small movie houses through market survey that the electrenically by a Carrara marble/ .140 znabogany-- will be run . trappUigB of luxury off. cotAed eblnniiu: and' an em--. single qperator.' All have differ- other piqyees* cafeteria run by Maxim’s. He- had airecUly buflt xrra ent decorations but 'the most toondng centers; at El^fe-8 azid avant-garde is vaulted, and lined It ,15 decorated with a. central Fariy-2, and be le about to tackie with stainless steel. waterfall and fountain by Quiry, ei^t.more in-the-.Parls suburbs. .agftin with an eye for detail, who did fountains for the shah thorough man with a quiet, ' the architocts have made the Iran at Fersepidis, ’Wcoks 'of A understated. :-inanner, Mr. Sdal food radically different and art are an important part of the a Geor^ Washington Uni- rustic. The floors are of red project include a copper has more and . versity smster et arts m inter- brick ijistead of 'iharbie to give fOQocatn by seuiptor Guy. Lar-|. national law. He spezzt five yeazs the of a Frezich street. tlgue, ^eikht ' frescoes by:. Quia' United -States learnizig the - strategic between T$U>ot and a .lO-lMt-higb In the At a .ropes from toe" International Pari^ Versailles - and Boulogne, cbaposlllon in- toe shape- -of a Bhcg^lzig Centers and hoptt to cater to 1J3 tonny, plump nen by Calka! AH- -CSouncil of the says: “I owe- evaything to the miT]ii>n people and expects to that because it has been' prav.^ francs toe first cobunercially United-States.** gross SU sifiUon wise. grand send-off The sbppping-cezto is an 850- year. It will get a Bifarket. Survey on March 37 with a party for '.febt-kmg • mall- wfUi 7151 shops 10,000 A French minister of Probably the most luxurious Htw! m the -two levels.. It is sig- Roger- Frey, will be on hand shopping 'center in Europe. 'Velisy TrffiwftTit that 61 out of the 100 state, Is pl^ieers in to cut toe ribbon. a $S0-mlIUon project which was . shops j-Whicbr.ware'. public will take over the put together, .by. Jean-Louls Solid, Barly have opened branebes at The end of next day. In case there are any president ot 'toe 8od^ des Cen- Yelizy as wan; At each kfr, .Solal has in- tres (tommereiauz, in partner the-znall,-and-actlzig-.as zzubgzzetsi. complaints, red telephones, linking ship with Robert de.-BiUkaziy 'and .are the Samaritaizte and Frin- stalled each customers with the management, the '.Sura gn^' 'of-- Mnks.'. Mr. temps ' department' stores,'' .he borrowed - 30,000 square a sort of. hot line Sola], howerer, Js .not 'a . qvm big-rpowex diptomacy. • from tliro{^. -inli^S^ culture to- the- meter&.T&e Wujprpper has been 4: z4: 1 4sJ; 4aa ai4i•1; a1 %1 42: za4 4za4:; a1z4I: 7 4a4 3 a4 + '11% V ;V ' 7 r b

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6575 Consum Gas 19’A It*^! 19’A+ to 3.65 3.63 +.05 1875 WBstM 17’.b 17ft irs— »A TetBl sales 2.570,000 shares. 109. ; 103 LIL Pl J 8.12 zlW 135 : IPS' 105's- "s 373 72 71% 72M+ % 500 Loeb 3J5 25a* 101 % 43*4 Naiomas J5 mb 19’; 19*4 19’«— 17’-; 51 InaqirCop 3 IS 42'e 4l A 47 j+ '» 78': —4 1413 Crush Int ft ’.k 875 White Pass is’v . 8:': U'4 LangsDrg AO 68 7S'.: 74'a 75 .40 6 16% 18*< 18% 10*8— 3059 MacM 81 26% 36% 36 Harv T.40 137 30*1 _ -'.1 20 — % 1:v; 14'.;+ Ascstos 3BU 2BV Xft j;9a X X 4 III 117 125 Bemardiar 7V 7ft 7V 13%-r 'a 2J'4 1:*; Lukensil .lOe 34 20% 2I>4 70% 21'a+ Newmt pf4J0 4 111 111 6203 Fed Grain 8% a'v Bto— ’.h 1880 Oshawa A 73% 13U 13%+ ft 3J0 —.10 "• * W - 12: Sra *1, 1900 CBmf.'o 3.x 3.25 13*1 InIMinCh .20 122 71 4'.' 8': 8ft 8': B'.z i4*i 14*4 14*; i4’4— 525 Brince 5% S’: <« 10 LVO Corp IX 25*6 10'.k NYHonR JSe n 3100 Can Tung 1J8 1J5 IJ6 —C3 ii’; 5)« Inr AAno 9'-! a*;— '4 31*; 31 3I',+ % 1375 CAE Ind 7 6'’; 7 *1 iO 8‘a 17*4 6'a Lykes Yngst 56 9 9'4 8'a 9':+ % 3»ra 20 NYS EC 2JB 169 31 335 Casstor 19.75 1975 1975 + 33% U-* IntMu Ilf ri 31': 3'.': 30*4 :r* :3<; 167a 1656 169»- % 375 Can Cement S3 S3 S3 UO 75>a l6',LvKesVng pf 39 23' 23'a X'4 18 ip; NiagMP l.lo 122 16% 79443 Chnulov 2.71 2.62 2J3 +.(S 46*; 24'a Ini Nickel 1 418 44)1 34Sj 34 3J’a- 34*-4 81 81 81 81 —2% 2925 Cdn Int Pow 27*4 2r4 27’A+ ft 2STi 13'4 LynchCSy .40 19 24’ 24% 24' 8?': 78 NiaMp{6.10 1150 1989 Celdstr 9.S2 2.49 2.52 — 01 40*8 28' ln> Pap 1.53 35- 71 70 71 — % 410 Car Bath 9 Eft V :o6 X': 3:U 35*4+ a 77': 66 Nia M pf 5.25 ZllO 70 Mutual Funds 1.95 SI 1000 C Ramir 1.95 1.95 +.05 16't 6'; Int Reclilier 19 IT” 13*4 13 51 2M Crn Ze!l A 18'; i8 's4 IB';- >4 i:’4 55 45 NlaMpt3.b0 ZIO 47X Conwest 795 7J5 7.95 +CS 6Fi| 44 ‘a iniT&T 1.19 59*4 51>4 M 47 47 47 47 % 478 Bridge 27*4 271‘j 27 1219 SP4 59'a- % 52 43 NIaMpf 3.40 ZIOO + BM Ask Dam 'a 16*': 16>; NEW YORK (API Clodnff prices on March 17, 1972 3X1 Ceppert 165. 1J2 1.63 +.C2 224*; 165' IniT&T pIC 4 2<0 1«5 19.9 IAS 195 —8 Niag Snr J6e 3 16'': I6<; 225' Oem Glass 12*; 12*; 13ft 31 lift lift ’.4 16% 14 800 Crgmt 10'fMacA.nF .D5p 11% 11%— ..14' . —The following quo- Rlhfret 15J4 15J) 7J0 8J5 9.x +.05 132': Bit Intr&T 0/.W4 Id.'' 137 T07 280 74’k 14% I4>; 325 Dorn Text :* M7 _T 8‘4 6*4 25' ink NL fnd t Bid ASIC EM ASfc Dsnis 2Xa 7'ft 24%- 4 MacDonald 111 a'» 7 6’a+ 'a 00'-4 TO’i 00''8+ % tations. supplied by Sagitars 3.56 356 1S09 3323 30.00 33X0 —J5 118 85 IT&T pfi 4.M 61 103": IO:"; 107'': 102''>-3 as>4 66% Norfoilc W 5 33 flOV; 4253 Fncl Cel 21 a>% :o%- ft I0' > 8>a Macke Co .X 83 15' 15% 15'a 15’:+ * 23%+ the National Assod- DIr Cap 7J2 IJ7 Istel 2X22 23.94 Schusfr 18.48 29J2 5801 Falcn {e 1337 13J0 13J3 —JS 112': 8P: InIT&T piJ 4 13 lt>2 133 hl2*A IQ4);— I .150 54 23% 24 23% U 400 Gaz Metro 4 48*1 43St 431; 43'; 43’.;— <4 26'.4 11% NorlinCp 9.03 7520 555 X': Macy RH 1 27 * allon of Securities Dodg Cox 16J5 16.65 Ivy 9J3 Scudder Funds:- Giant Msc 5.55 5J5 5.63 112 78 intT&T pfK4 41 93 «3 97-4 97’;—1': 55' 23% Norris Ind 1 16 52% 53 5S»4 SS%I 400 Imaseo 23 23 23 2>*s 13% MadisFd ,15e 362 IS'7 16 15': 16 + 19% 19%+ Dealers. 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IMV^ lOSiL Apeo 6-89 83 89- 17*; 20 ' 7 35'': Oceangr 8J3 BJ3 United Funds: BV.-B9... 97,4 SI>3 14% KingsDSt .28 52 17*4 18% 18'a+ * 34 19'a MlnnPLt 1.30 47 21 21 ‘a 23 'b— 3ra 34 PeabyCal wl X4i X’.4 X’4+ % 6.99 7.64 Group See: Granges locv - adex’ GfWth Omega BJI6 8.18 Alusoisse 414-87.. 83% 83% Bondtiade—l 50 35% Klrsch .69 28 47*a 48*4 4ra 48% 1'-s 37 20'a MissnEdU JO 17 35% 35% 35' 3S'i— ' rs 41 a Penn Cent 164 4% 5 4ft 5 + '.V 7.72 0.44 Apex 8.99 9J3 Acem JJ3 9JI2 Gro!terift-S5 100% 101% + Incom TOO Fund '14J316J1 AmerCan 4ft-83.. 89% 90'.t 688« 28% KLM Airlln 32 35*4 36 35% 35%— 7k 18 12 MIssRiv .80 17 17% 17% 17*4 17*4— ' 14 8'a PenDIx J3e 24 11't 11'.; 11'a 11',.+ 3.3® Balan IJ7 9J3 Con Gr 14.34 15.72 GTE aft-86 <1ima 102* ': S'* 1966-1981 Sped 101 Fund 9.74 10.64 Am Tob 123 134 fBasb Dec. 31, Com St 1Z6713J7 Con Inc 12J8 13J4 Haas B-7B .102% 103*% Chase Gr Bos: One WmS 17J617J6 ;Asahl6ft-84 Vi* ix AWd Leog Cwv 12.35 13.50 GrfhPd A 7.80 8.52 Incom 14 J2 15.02 HaasBft-M. .104’% 1on%los^h [AshlandAshland Ip ONelH 14.41 14.41 90 fif — ikfs ia*J5 9.3910.26 Grth Ind 24J5 34 J5 Scien 8.7D 953 Hambros9%<5.. 805l< 1Q6ft>Beat PrtCap Oppenheimer Fd: Fov’t r.iJSQ. 134’.-i 13S**'Ymtorday! Wilf 96^7 IlLa 9.70 10.60 ^rd M 27.00 27.00 Vang 11,0512.12 ShrhW Oppm . 9.44 10 J2 13J7 U Fd Can 8.79 9JI Sped 72.14 Hamilton: AIM 14J1 15J1 22.34 ' Value Line Fd: .. Chemid 30.44 Pd HFi 4J6 5.31 Time 1059 12J1 Val Li 7.41 8.12 Colonial: Grwth 8,68 9J7 OTC. See 11J812J3 6J7 7.18 Incom 5JB 5.79 Cnvrt 12.11 Incom Param M 9.12 9.96 Canadian; 4.yl4 5.18 Fd 15,8715.87 Spl Sit 651 5J2 Seagram’sVO. Equty H&C Paul Rvr 9.13 9.98 12.69 Vance Sanders: Fund 71.61 HBiC Lev 12J212J2 Fann. 7-98 7.98 ^ ^ Bestn unavail Grwth 7J4 7.91 Hedb Gor 8.64 9J4 Pa AAut 5JI9 5.09 SDciete iO.99 -10 Boa Cm unavail interfund anonyme Incom 10.06 Hedge 10JB JB Phila 16JQ IBJM different. 6J6 6.04 2.97 3JS Sped unavail For people who like something a little Heriige Pilgrim 11.75 12J4 Vandrbt Cdu"Grih Hor Man 18.52 19J7 Pine St 12.0912:09 B.Oi 8J5 Regisfered office: lf^ H vangd 4.97 Luxembourg, 1 Place Mefx. Cwlih AB 1.43 1J5 ISI Group: Pion Ent 9.60 10J9 de Cwlth C 1.73 1J7 Grwth 4J9 5.13 Plan Fnd I2J0 13J7 Vanig TN 9J1 Var In s.n Comp Gr 8J0 9J9 Incom 4.16 4,55 Plan Inv 13.10 14J2 P 555 0.13 Viking 75? 8J5 The Comp AS 7.42 True eh 12.64 13.81 Pligrlh 14.63 15.99 Shareholders are Inviteld to attend Comp Cp 7.76 8.50 Trus un 3,4l Prln Funds: Wall St 6 9J0 10.16 14.61 The Comp Bd 9.38 10 JO Imp Cap 71.21 13.26 Grwth J1J931.B9 Wash M 13J7 Annual General Meeting of Shareholders 10.11 10.99 Imp Glh 9.23 10.00 Weing Bq 74J914J7 Comp Fd N Era II J5 11.25 t^t will be held Conwrd 12J1 12.61 IncP Am 14.63 16.04 N Horiz 42J8 4258 Wailingtrt Group: at Luxembourg In the RoEistered Office Cons Inv 13.12 12 JO IncF Bos 7J4 OJB Fra Fund 12J2 12J3 Explr 25JO 27.87 on Tuesday, March 28 , 1972, at 11 a.m., with Consiel G 6.n tjt Industry 5J2 6J5 Pro Portf 7.12 7.12 vest 19.15 20.93 the following Cent Mut 8.77 8.77 INTGN 1-1.10 12.00 ProvId 5.34 5.04 Atarg 1257 13J4 Cont Glh 1IJ41I.66 ICA 14J1 16.19 Prov Glh 9.16 9.95 Techv 9,a agenda .j Corp Ldr 16J3 17.81 Inv 6uid 11.12 M.12 Pru SIP 11.45 12J1 Trust 1450 15.74 Ctry Cap 16.27 17J9 Inv Indlc 810 Putnam Funds: Wells! 12.83 14J2 1.—Report of the Directors and the Cm WDIv 6.37 6.96 Inves Bos 13.63 13J9 Equit 10J7 11.88 Welltn 12J913J1 Auditors: Cm WDai 8.09 8.84 IDS ndi 7J4 7JS Georg 15.85 17.32 WIndr 9.78 10J7 apOToval of the balance sheet . Davge Fd 18.0918.09 Mull 10J0 IIJ3 Grwth 12JI 13.45 west /nd 550 7.01 devegh 76J8 76.01 Prog 6J3 6J5 Incom 8.60 9.40 WInep' Pd 754 BJ5 EMiaware Group: Slock 21.29 23.14 Invest 9J2 10J3 WtnTield 4.83 5JB Decat 12.43 13J7 Select 9J6 10 JB Vista 11.17 12J1 Wise Pd 5,87 751 . OI Director, 14.91 ' Delaw 13.64 Var Py 9.07 9J6 Voy ag 10551153 Worth . 3J6 3.45 Della OJB 9.60 Inv Resh 6JS 7.16 Re*rere 12.10 13J2 Ziegler TIJ212J7 i-T-Statutory appointments;

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F^bBshed witb The New Ybrk Times and TheWashinston Post

PARIS, SATURDAY-SUM)AY, MARCH 18-19, 1972 Pace 9 V.jM0Pw- Fed Reports Blue Chips Score ou Big Board

Kodak, Wall sharp pcst-Thanksglv- 1% Short-Term By Vartanig G. Vartan regarded as one of headed the Streets all-time quality k^uc:', ing rally- NEW YORK. March 17 CNYTi. clicked ahead 4 1. 2 to 113 1 4, Trxdtog volume was restrained - of recently relaxed restrirtions. Cbemieal has l®c Nuclear Plani Project in Europe Rates Spiral —Paced by Eastman Kodak, blue after trading at a record pries of at 16.04 million .share.-., d'-'wn been permitted to make sterling loans end has 115 1'2. doubled ^!ight^y the pr.?vious 1670 West -Germaiiy.'':iBdsl^ and the Netherlsnds chips prorided a generally fiat It lias since- from "quintupled” Its sterling loans in the last five - sagging to a 1970 bear-market lo*:.- m;!iion ci-iares. Increase.Gaused . have decided to -raiistTuct a prototype natrium- months, market today with seme hefty 12% Mr. Love says. The sterling loans are Holdings for Foreign at 57 S 8. The company uuveilecl .‘'.mcricTin Telephone, high ou .. cooled, fast^^eid nuelear'plant for which costs made net result was an - -• to Brithh compaiiies. u.5. subsidiaries and gains. The a new line of cameras yesterd?.y. the active list, recc-vered C'8 to %JMad sre-itotialiy estiniatod . at L075 bllSon deutsche Billion continental concerns, he adds. Banks Rise $ 1*2 upswing of 6.17 in the Dow Jones '4. 5 . 44 1 .. ..markB T8836 minion), t^e Bonn government says. industrial average, closing at Other blue-chip gainers in- .. International Busineta Ma- - ^;MTchaei Stem . The plant vriH be buht at gnifatr near .Eleve, Pont, By H. Erich HeiDsmaoii 942.88, advances and de- cluded Du up 1 7. Morgan Boosts Share in Dutch Bank while chines gained 4 to 377. Postins . . » on the 'figures, tmt. they sure^. largest exporter to economically booming Iran. snd ' -Cbamlcal expects Meanwhile, short-term monej' prices 19C7 to 4.45 znililcn share? from 4.9 trill 'cBBse ' dlktppointm^ for expanding interhational West Germany bolds first place “in a land chat ated banks are startmg to ing that stock from rose the board, Jiffi^ister Edward branches to. piodnce an increasing percentoge has one the fastest costs across pour monev into Wall Street through 1971 grined 102 percent million yesterday. Turnover in Prime apd , of growing economies in the reflecting the growing con\'iction the counter market fell 9.43 his goT^tnment, which cut tases .to4rm:d .ito income in the .nsar future, Charles IB. world, with gross national product currenUy again. in Switzerland, ST percent in to to the money market that the million aharc? from 10.4 million. snd' .Iz^tDted' other- -measoiae liov^. senior vfce-prealdent, leports. He says the rising at an aimual rate of 13 percent and Indu^ “The U£. market should be the Japan. 51 pnreent in Britain. 42 'Hew -Tork bank's bnstness has been ^growing trial pace of business Is starting to ac- percent in West Ge-Tnany, per- N.4SD.4.Q cetives included last yeac to goad the . ecowanyr toto production by 17 percent.” the department most interesting of sll markets 20 "very rapld^” in London celerate, and that demands for Ran'4. 28 3 '4. off 1 4. National a higher zato' of' expaztsion:'' and Frankfurt,- where says. The Japanese, it adds, "have achieved an lor the next 10 to 31 months. cent in Prance—and only 13 per- (^sa^ons have been established longer. The enviable creilit will rise. cent in the United States. Patent, 47. off 10. Phillip^! Nv, .. repotatlon for thorough with BotB -goreraaent and compliance says Max Zaugg, mcnaging direc- 1 ' bank has in 'the past year' establidied branches specifications sales The key rate on federal fund.*;, F»ut the and other foreign 13 -4. up 14. and Sterling eefffidmjsto have, odd that ' -the and conditions, for good ser- tor of J. Vontobel Ss Co., one of Swks . . hank-, i. in Bruaeis, Paris and Zuri^ Mr; Love says the vice overnight loans between investors clearly expect Wall Komc-x. 12 3 4. off 3. must grow in retd terzos , and sales support, and for prompt and gen- the country's biggest private ONP to daily average of 398 market, prices • ba^'s. two London net - income- rose Jumped a tills On the bond by leaet 3 dr 4 percent ” to biwcha' -ercuB settlement of trade disputes. In the supply banks. Such views are common Street to place higher year. M percent from 3.43 percent the closed fractionally lower in ouiet 446 peraent during the past five years, principally of technical and engineering services their record Thus, if foreign interest in the jnake.an Impact on the unm- the highest so now, and they represent a real as'-ru result -of SnzodoUar business. As a result week before, and professional trading. ployment problen. Last'- has been equally impressive.” last couple of U.3. market stays at its current month . far this year. Dealer loans, reversal; in the lesTl, net foreign purcinres of there were 1,1)33,608 -people - out years or so. Swiss banks had been three-month Treasury bills, cer- work, more than at any. time waxy of American stocks. American stocks will comfortably of tificates of deposit. Eurodollars indeed exceed $1 billion this year, invest- since 1947. commercia] paper among What these banks think is im- to Surplus Cut Rich Nations Urged to Give and — meiit experts here predict. SEC Probe Ctoe result of. the- government's other instruments—were also portant. With clients from all This would be a significant pnmp-peiming was a slowing of sharply higher in rate. over the world, they control mere recovery from the $730 million Sharp Fall in the usual uinual 'Inoease- in .'tax - In EEC Trade The Federal Reserve Bank of then $60 billion to portfolio in- Bigger SDR Share to Poor last year and the S629 miTlion Tctototo:-' nie 1971 increase was New York formally denied that vestments. Orders from Switser- in JS70. The figure, which rep- Stock^s Price billion compared with $5.4 the rate that it charges for credit land account for about 40 percent ^ By Hobart resents the difference between ^OStm in 1970.' Rowen extended to government bond of foreign investments in U.S. NEW YORE. March 17 (AP- In December sales and purciiases, had slumped of the the gov> WASHINGTOW, Abrcb 17 Fund, wiiich distrtoutes them dealers under repurchase agree- stocks and set the pace for such DJ*.—Tne Securities ds Ex- Much' money . from $1.49 billion In 1969 and BRUSSBTfij, Maith 17 (AP-DJ). (WP).—^The world's major nations free of charge according to voting bills any emmer^ did not get found its ments cn Treasury had overseas buying. change Comml-^ion has —The European Economic Cocn-^ were urged yesterday to devise a power within $3.27 blilicn in 1968. Into the pockets of con- the International policy significance. financial institu- Investlsatlc-n way muni'^^ trade surplus narrowed Unlike most Experts here see two main rea- launched an into Hwiwft ' more equitable way of dividing monetary system. A spokesman said the increases The statietical office tions elsewhere. Swiss banks are Roris for the Increased foreign trading activity in the shares substantially , in December and .is up the supply of ''i^per gold” so "not said high eansumer ^endltures Net result of the present ap- in the rate last week did thoroughly accustomed to trans- threatened- further by the rapid that poor countries can share buring: The recent rise in 'Well cf BauEch Si Lomb, sources were a .pi^neipal cause of the proach is that the few rich na- represent interest policy.” Ratl-ier, ferring whole portfolios not just pace of..we^: Increases in Street prices and the realign- arid today. - the . fully year. All to the benefits of the system. tions gotten he said, the money managers expeaston.3. last cate- have 73 percent of from stock to stock but from curreucies last Dec. EEC, tte commission said in its “following market and ment of is. They report that the SEC goritt 4...of -.caheumer .spending James W. Howe, a y>ni«r fellow the SBSs (19.3 billion have been were the country to country. latest, monthly, economic report. going The realignment, including the Faulkner. rise, was <99eeiaUy of the Overseas Development created so far), leaving only 27 supplying funds at “the has cont.icted Daw- roaa'I^ ^ Dedining foreign demand, cou- “The smaJt investor invests dollar devaluation, improved the dramatie.ln'coT. .and motorcycle Council, suggested i^MmdonineQt percent to all othera rate.” kins & Sullivan concerning - says chancas of world monetary stabil- pled wlttL slackening economic Tlie also asseiled that internationally today," purchaetoj wUch almost - doubl- of the present system of allocat- Fed Ita role in the mar’set actlv- conditions, at. home, are expect- The Overseas Development Armsmd Lombard, a partner in ity. In addition, the change in ing drawing rights (SDRs) there was no policy significance ed to Vlerid^of $Sg8 bilnon. spe^ Council is a nonprofit research Geneva of aie^. The stack plummeted ed to keep the real gross national change” this Lombard, Odier Si Co., a the relative values wcrld cur- ' by the International Monetary to its “procedural -H By..'!onAr^- expenditnrfss on group devoted to Increasing Amer- bank. banks believe that foreignsre could 11 3 4 to 123 1 '4, inwduet increase bdow 3 percent week in lifting the long-time Such rencies meant todnstxial.'ptot'ezul .'production ican undentandtog of the de- country to country prices Trading in the xtock did not in 1972 (compared with 3.5 per- ban cn government dealers’ dis- switching from buy UB. stocks for as sUghUy. veloping countries. lower held Jfe^. cent tn 1971), while Inflation and closing to others whether Fed much as 17 percent than open today. It had been The tinire ctf'-GM? golz«-to in- rising unem'plojrmwt continue to before to terms of their own cur- am Sandoz to Let Long-lSme Problem transactions were for Us own ac- up earlier because of order come fi^'lBBWh>yzDent rose by plague the economy. rencies. The question of how to get more count or for others. 1/.S. Loans Influx. percent. Bank 2 peKiimt,rto!'.^>8 . The trade surplus slumped Not only the private batiks ^avor The to SDRs into the hands of the poor Elsewhere, the Fed reported The New York Stock; Ex- .fell to share g(if^L^4&nflts 134 a . little . more than $100 million averaged US. investments. Among the Non-Swiss conntrlK. or hotv to link the SDR that the money supply Abroad Saul to change also said It is looking percei^ decade of cho iseasofudly adjusted) in Decem- during the four weeks “big three" Swiss cemmercial creation with, increased aid to $232 billion into yesterday's trading to 29&}s, nh average ber 'pe&k of nearly $300 .. banks, Swiss Bank Corp. believes £ri^ .a poor countries, has persisted .eic^^ja'y«Bi. , wWWin three months earlier. Hurt Payments prospects for the American stock ; ed a 10.S- percent seesonaily- Buy . Shares the SDR program was begun. The index of industrial produc- Btagnatlng demand, abroad, moz^ markets are "very good” and is It comes up again for two adjusted compounded annual rate WASHINGTON. Match 17 tion', also fciled'lo respond- to. the \etary .uncertainties and the ICTJS. acting accordingly, says an of- TiASEL. March 17 . DESIONEO JEWELS S- . . ReceipL could be worked out without hn- last July. record payments and deficit. Bank OWN tal by 50 million francs to 200 the very best. TAX FAEE shopping torsaadtheStatutoiy-AoditorforanewtennirfcneyeaCi palrlng the SDR system itself, This compared with an average million francs by Issuing 120.000 FROM FACTORY TO CUSTOMER . 6. htfistollaneous. Sl.^iO million a MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA U.S.A, registered Shares, 40,000 bearer and one which would swell the Income Rises in U.S. increase of only years Qipisof the Annual Report and accounts will be available shares, 20,000 participation cer- total volume of available aid. WASHINGTON. March 17 year to the six previous under tl-ie program of re.straint to borders ofbearer stock, at theabove address. tificates, leaving 30,000 re^^red fAP-DJ'.—Personal income to the bearer sharehcMer must ' in cn the lending. In '(xiter to atteiid tins Meeting a shares i esci ved for the company United States rose $5 billion the Afr. in no way im- »{thfT he able to produce his bearer certificate at meeting w stock-option pbm. All classes of February to a seatonaliy-adjusted Brimmer the.Meptizig, have deposited ms One Dollar- rate of $897 biliion. the plied that banks had violated be must, at least fiw dais .before shares of 350-franc par value will annual aitcmaiive entitling him reported federal guidelines. Zn effect, riiares at one of the fpUowng banks (an be issued at 750 francs per share. LONDON lAP-DJi - TUt iBie nr cies- Commerce Department 5 ENCHANTING PROPERTIES iDierbink rates lor iti; dot ar on they much more of to appoint a proxy toyoto on his bebalQ:. irs today. Tlie gain, however, was simply used .. Irene Plaxmed (be major loiereBUMal nsebanses: less than the $8 billion rise pasted the lending leeway available un- wivnAS Bank (SttssL-) Ch'

. profit was ' 195 million prlre inercose said Moslb Rccommeadelibn R:com- ! Closing steps lead straight to 1 living-room. Stone walk and ' 1 5-16-75 Agenda' francs (538.2 million), up from BETORE YOU INVEST 1 mended ai 3S of the water's edge. No. 10,241. '3. the reports of the of Directors and of 1970.' Submittri of Bo^ 1S6.S mfllloh in Understand the fandamentals - blembergblp eilenilrd one month. ' KceMMendeiien “VJ: I ' Oek No theStatutoiyAuditor. - Bt. Gobain declared a net divi- trading to stocks and Ooads. :• of 2 IR ;i .-,.x ;i»» I Acroeeel i S S Nera Sperlonga (Latiuen), 4 charming vilias, for 2. Appr^cdthebalanee-sheetaiidtheprontandlossstate- &30 francs, up from ... Read ... Nuel S2l{ 1'4 KK X X S'.'"* ded of It could save you S$ Drc. InL Cbtm. * summer residence or year-round. Each is unique, but BlorL Dra;* 5.*n l.S 5:51 3 t , I nidBtas(tfDeceinberJl, 197 i. the previous S.60. j: S-» « $l!ll 4 KTf ail have glass-walled living-rooms, 4 bedrooms, Statutory Auditor, Feb. Colt Int. 5 :i • the Directois and of tte j i 3. ^seharge of '•! 1 SIG .1 K Sl'J 1 access to the sea Slur. HAndf d: Harman 1 enormou.-5 terraces: all have direct R^'iptofandactionontKraiicationftfeleciioncd-Diteo- UKOERSTANOiNe HiE MODERN 4. below. No. 10,201. of one >'ear. . tqcs and tire Statutory Auditor for a new term 5. Taxo advantage of a special introdaetory offer for a twelve- • 5.. Miicllaneous. SECURITIES MARKET month memb^ship at a 3110 fee. En the center of the Costa SmaraldBi a 2 -12 nit REISS & CO. BANKERS Stock of the Month Club, being one rooms, the Copies of tiie Annual Report and accouDlswillbeavailable A Special study of securitiss. 6. please be advised that the villa designed for two families, 5

• . • transac- r ! • broker, does not accept orders. All Cervo. Jj to holders of bearer stock, at the abpveaddress. Sricti their markets and trading pro- not a dealer or a other 6. Overlooking the harbor at Porto tions must be effected through a regular stork broker or one. No. 10.212. -In Older to attend tlus MeeiSzQ'a bearer sharebolder must cedures. $595. Canton IntL Built in 1965. Sold separately or as reLr S51 2S.37AL BMIltDViaStraSH S. bank. - either able to pnxhice iiis beser ceitificate at the meeting w ln$t. of Finance, Dpt. H. Box be this SkeEIiS'Ee* dqwrib • Hssq Ettbuge Call or write for color brochures. And see space he m^'at least ti^iTdaiv before the.meeting,have deposited his' 2924, 8023 Zurich, Switzerland. nest weet for more beautiful properties in Italy shares at one of the follcwing btoks (an alleniatiye entitling im STOCK OF THE KONTH CLU8 - offered by: toappoi|daprexytovpte_6nbistwhaIf): Name arensB de lervorrto siGd. DnsHls. BrIsiBB. CiCE0nolT.\UA.\O Address USO T«l»x: Any branch office in Italy. PhoBci lias.to . . . CORPORATION ' PACIFIC-WEST INTERNATIONAL KujnmMuKSJA. i;UXE^{BOl*RCEOlse Re^tofS ' ^,'rueNbt're-Damc, Luxembourg.- PRICE TODAY £14.65 I include herewith a ehscic of 3110 to become a member of the Stock of the Month Club for a 12-month period. prospectus iiuzy be obtainsd from the: /nJernationa/ Real Estate Marketing The itobhftioo>of.ttehitoeiiDgwiUbe ta]»n,wbm the Coplas of the noni^ of sbar^lders preseat represent^ b}* simple ma-* INTERNATIONAL COBF. 112 Are. Victor-Hago, Faris-16e. TeL: 70I-9S-75. w PACIFIC-WEST Date Signature P.O. .Boi 36,835. Seattle^ Washington Hw Board oLDirectors. i!i r4 4 s44 7 , 854B V , 7 : S ...... %% 1% 1 a : . '' . %U% A . A « ywy '

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M im 1<% 16% 16%^ % 16% Stenrey .A A 16% IM 16% 1656+ 56 A 19% Uniihopa J6 an m 95% 77% 27%— to Roniiilcie J8 3 53 m Bid Aaked Ckante a%. 9% a~524i-52%^% 45M 24M Unit Air IJO 57 33% aai/i 39<4 82%— 13 ttoiBonJOB 21 13%-51anr«tt JD 4 19% 19% 18% 18%— V6 Bid. 2H -J 404 Rk <% 7% «%+ % 91M 8 UnH Brands 17 4750 s Stopt.Oi '140 A 44% 4450 43% 44U— % 533 19% 11% T2%4- to -3 a- .9' 'ttDperC^1'-' %. 36% 36% 35% .3650+ 9 Cay F1.<( — 4 1/4 4 1 — l.'S % 46% 2656 Stag® pnjo 11 A% 43% 43% 43‘/6— % 01 A U Brd PT3.A T3n 57 S3 51% n%— .74 - One ... 0'16 -27% RanrAm 33 34 36% 3350 33%> W 30 13% U Brd pihA 19 15% 1S% Sdontb 5 7/18 S + 1 4 3^ RayD«t&09» 16% 3 Starch Br J8 11 14% 14% 14 14%+ % 15% 15% 9 An. 36% 35%..3I- .36%^.%. 76% 7% Unit Corp 99 70% 70% 70!W U 3 Hoaihs .. 5 7.0* 5 '16 + 3‘B Joint stock company—Registered at the Milan Tribanal y. 3177 - .33% 3950 SreriOnn JT 728 A% S1% 51% 5I%+ % M% RovD fn2i»g • 25 36% 36% 36% 36% 13 7 Unit Pin Cal A 10M 10% One Tear ...... 6 S/16 6 0/16 + 1/16 136 sm a stewf^ijo a» 27% 28% 27% 27%+% im im 35% UV.RoKCCola J6 am 3s% m j%+ % 3950- ISIh Unit 6 27 General Management in Milan .2950 AewWar 1JS .11 38% AU a JO 17% 17% 17% mV- M Head Office and 14% milml'lad a 14 14% 13% 14%+ % SM A% A% - 30M A5h Un Ilium 3.06 6 2*% 39% ^7 .'RTe.Corp- 71 10% 10% M%' .10% 2650 im Stoke VanC 1 A 18% 19 18% 19 + % Am AM+ % Paid np capital: Lit. 5,000,600,000 — Reserres: Lit. 8,450,000,000 17% 16% 754 Unit Ind JO 16 14% 14% 14*0 14%+ 56 -34%--%ubbnnd.J5 5 70% -7M0 70% 30%+.% 15% 129b Stake VC Pf 1 2300 14% 14% 14% 14%—% 10 43%+% 8% 5% Unit In pf.A 1 t a Tokyo Exchange Financial year 1971 — 73th year Rud^Of'.Co 44 9% 9« 9% ..9«+ % A »%StoneW1.90 A A% A StafwCont JO b 1150 11% 1150 1150- sm 40 UnJersaks 2 13 AM 4456 A% 44%+ % 15% Row Too a ai% 2T%- n% om+'oo 12% 7% % SUrrb IT. U72 37 StarerBrd JO 18T S 3650 Unit ASM 1.10 31 :?% 37% 2756 275^ U 'S.*: Ryder Sy Jo. 108.72% ,72% 71% 19 am S 36% 3M PriM Price Ordin.-iry of 71%^m 7150- 4656 34% 11% Un Nuclr U 17 16% 16M On Saturday, March 4, 1972. nt the second convocation, the Assembly the SludWer IJO . 3250 S A% A% A%- % Tea Tea •A% J6% AW p(A 1 3656 A% 3666 3656— % 4% 2 Unit Pk Min S3 2 3 Pa 2% Associates of t'le Banco Ambro^ano was held at the Head Office in Milan. Aaahl Clau ... .'UatSD El 4156 2»%-5ul#rap tl2 » 29% A% 9956 A + 50 AU 15% Un RcHrM .U 8 31% A56 A% 315»+ 16 Kks SB6 -3 51%b STM US FM6 9.A 17 4T» MU, 44U-f Caaoa Comero . Mltntal Bx’7 Ind. BE -A . 19% SnCreat Js .2 16% 16% 16% 16% AM % .At the beginnlrg of the meetine. the President, Gr. Uff. Rag. B.uggiero Mozzana, spoke 14% e% S«feflrd-1nd n ' .«% 8% 8% 8% - • 36%- MU A US Fim JSO 41 48% DA Nip. Prist. Ulucbl Corp. SIS 17%SonCtiem JO 6 31% ana at% 21%— so A AM 4m- eloquently of the person and achTevements of the iate Cay. del Lav. Dott. Ing. h.c. Giuseppe 42% a% Sefewey l J5 41% 4H6 41 4]%+ A S«a USPorS 3.7A S 33% 335» Full Bask UlUiil 5: Co. 219 W % 5750. 45% SWiOil 10 W 50% A% A% A%+ % AM A'b— M Directors, - StJeeM 1JO 31% 3HO 34 USFregt before his death December 31. 1971. as a member of the Board of 8 15% a 3tU 8% 48% 39% sun on pSJ5 A A% A% 49% 4SV6— % AM 1.40 A 33% 33% 32% 3290+ % Fuji Photo MlUUkoEbl .. 433 Tomo. who on 8% -»% SUorLP 1J3- a ; 1510 im 5%1-15 33M 335b US Gyps IJO 63 30% a0% 29% — BltacU so of his experience intelligence to the Bank for 17 years. •'am 2256 SunOeem . jo 16 S3 33% S3 S%+ % A % Nippon Eire. . 170 had eiven much and .-51- '%% Se - . . -‘ocks -S1L F Z40 13 ..a-. 50% 5050— A% im Sundstmd JO 24 1SV6 35% 35% 3856+ % STM 3154 USGyp pR.IO 7 AM AM 34% 34M+ M Bosda Motor Sbarp 213 42% StfteditP. 1 JO 34PJ955 '40% 3150 «%+ A AM US Hwn .OSe SW 17% 7% Simshne A6na M 11 11% 1056 10%- % 1A 35% 35% 34% 24%-IM C. ttoh Shlsetdo l.AD A reading of the board's report then followed, which showed how the Bistitute had 31% 16% seianttt' JOb n 22% 2250 - 32% 22% 39% 10% US Indut .62 1A . 25M 24%-% 3150 25% SupVelD J6 73 A S A% 3M 2SM 24% Japaa AL> Uses 1.800 Sony Corp. _ 4,453 achieved additional significant progress in ^1 sectors of its activity in 197L u. 17%SenDGKlJ0 a 15% 19% 19% 1550+ asf 246 346 -5 47M 19 US Loa&o J8 A 46% 47 4690+ % 135 . sopron 17 241 A% ' la 20 Eaasal a P.— as Sumltamo Bk. 40* 22% -M Seeders Ass» 84 19% 19%. 19% 19%+.% 25 16% SupmklG JO a 17% 17% 17% 17%+ % 37% 29M US PlyCh .A 343 SSM 36% 35M 26U+ Kao Goap ...... in Talsbo Manae 365 Lire, ato^ ' }Q% Ssnoenw At as mi. im -tt% 17%-% aa 71 usFcii pisJ9 249 rs ts The fiduciary holdings rose from T2S.4 billions to 1,170.9 billions of representing as 6% 4% SurryrP J8e 210 6% 6% 6 6 — % 74M 74M- % Klrta Brewery _ S96 T^keda Chen. 290 37% SJuanR 3J7f 2 30% 30% 30% . as 25% USPCti S% 3m ,!26% 14% swank JOa 12 10% 10% 11% 1S%- pn.2Q 45' 27%~ n 37% 2754 Increase of 60%, the highest such increase ever registered in the 75 years of the Bank's ---i7% % Komatin 1~0 -Teljln n 50 SFe Ind pfJD J5:10 -10% W .10%+.% 45 2854 64 35%- 2A0 1956 US Shoe Jl A 27% 2+ b 27M 2716— M SwiffCa JO 34% 34% 35%+ % ssa activity*. Also noteworthy is the actlyit}' of the credit investments, which inoeased by V%.24%SBFplnd 1J0 :422 S 35% 9S 8 + % 2254 ie US Smelt 1 3714 3714+1 Kubota 1 Wka. AS Tokro Mnriae AM 27% Sybran J8 A . 36% S A% n. + % A3 AM 76 46% .30%$wiPBim-a. 135: e%.:44'.- 490 4850+ 50 35% Steel 191 Maun B. Ind. 890 ToraT )0S 179.T billion in absolute value or 54.2^0. 67% A% Sybran pl9.A 7 A% 65% 66% 66% A US UO A 32% 33U A 44% -. a SarWtlSd JO , n% si. 11M n%+ .% '2454 956 Systran Dem 22% 22% 22%+ AM A54 USTofaae 1J4 54 A 47 A AM+ 56 Ifoyota Motor 6IB SavanhE'1.12 17%. 2M % g 15 M 6 im 17% 17% i. 24% 17% Unit Util .96 611 18% 19% 18M 1856+% The report R i p underline the evolution of the participation of the Institute through IfVi 9 SavAStap J5 t28 17% 7% 5% 5%^ 10 5 Unit Util %rt A 656 7 6% 5M+ M T hich the operating capacity of the whole group was notably increased. a. :-1«U Saun 1h( .367 22% a8% 8150 21%—.50 am a un ut pn.A At 36 A 36 U . Market 37% 13 SdiaefM-CP a : 15%. 19%. 19% 1550-% Snmmary - - • - - 57% 23% T8ft Brd JO A 92% 33% S2% S3U+ 56 AM 27% UnUt pfUD 2 AM 23% 3fM -7 Sdinlvef - AM+% Activltim abroad also developed in a satisfactory manner due to the Bank'S systematic • JO 7% 7% . 7% 750+ % 25% Talcett 19% 19%— 39% 28% U Leaf 10 17% uo A 19% 18% U }J6 30%, 38% 30% AM4. % March 37. . ScherPIg the principal markets. 55 tt% JO 41 94% 9S% 94% 95%+ % 17% 1% Tallay Ind A 14% I4ta 14% 14%+ % 28% 10M Untv Oil Pd IM 16% 17U 16% T7U+ 16 and capillary introduction action in aU 85% 65% SctdHzBr 1.M as 12456.725% 124% ?2t%- % .19% 1250 Talley pfB 1 IS mt 18 17% 17%— % as\l 1356 UnivCpg J7f 1A 2156 215* 31% A>6— % Most ActiodB— ew fork 157 ' 07% ScMmbr IM 52 145%-167% 166% .16m+1%- A 21% Tampa El JD A 24 14 AM A%- % 90% AM Uplahn uo A 3556 U AM 8S\b- M The accelerated activity, manifested by the eoUectlon, investment and intermediate 23% I3%SCM.CerP 435 '31% 21% > 31% 31%- SbdCsIL livl 325.5D0 50% — % 49 am Tandy Corp 1A 42% 425h 42% 42% 34% 11M Uris Bids .A A 19% 19% iPa 19 operations m 197L were accompani^ by an intensificntlon of the institute's efforts to . Ramade In 3taJ30 22 •» 15W. 5% SCOA Ind W »- 15% 17% 14% W%+ % .AM IS TappsnCe JO 1A 33% 34% 33% AM+ % 56M 34% USLIFE JD 114 54% AU 54% 5516+ + 15 ScotLPdt 33tt 33%—'% % TelATel 313.500 4a 66M 3M MM—IM 131, 58* 27% . .13% Scot* Pap- 649 IntTefTet 9M to JO 15% M 15% 15% u% A%TaMyiw ^6 6 77% 7756 77 77VO— M 37% 31% Utah PL 1.92 12 34M 5<% 3 Identified in the feHewIng toetn tos. IfMr 3% a % am A Tax 6 pRJO 3 33% A% 3256 3354 e Toinme, ell noek.i, 16,040,000 shert*. • 47% SadM bic .M 46% 46% 46% 46%+%- 3 T"* S n 245h 11% Tex G Sul JO lA 19 19% 13% 1914+ M Volume, 16 stocks, 2.136.500 shArec. Tha President and Managing Director replied to each speaker. 40% S5% Senpnt'jtt 102 J4- a as —1% a—Also extra ar extras, b—AfiBWl rala plus stock a 0% as Taxaa Ind 1b 'A am A% AM 20%+ M Ratio 15 stocks. 13 percent. a m £i iirop 16 14% SHaksprt JO IS 14 14% n% 14%- % dtvidand. c—LlquMatkio dividend, d—Declared or paid In 3 5A 79% Taxaalnst JO 19 1A% U7% 1AM 136%+ % 197) dlvUarri. Arerage pri». stocks, 637. Assembly then unanimously approved the budget tor the financial year 1971 with the 37% 24 Slupall tiid a 87% 21% s a%+ % plua Aock a—Declared or paid so far +li is The 50% TmOill.6 J2 W9 56% 57% 56% 57%+1V6 lows. 64% 4T% Shall OH 2.« 110 48% 48% 48% 50 A% year, f—Paid In stock during 1971. aatlmatad cash vakia Her 1871.72 hlfhs. 50: 0. relative Expenses and Income Statement and then expressed its thanks to the Presidency, 48U— 24U 14% TaxPLd Jla 13 mo 1910 11% 1S%- M 41 30. ShairTr .72a 2 34 34 34 34 an axAIvIdend or akAtotrlbutian data. ^Pald last year, Issues traded la: 1.TS8. personnel. 64% 54% TexUtll 2 136 57% A 57% 57%+ % the G^eral Management and all 30% 14% SMUarOi m 35 36% 30b 36% 3650- 50 h—Daclarad ar paid aRar stack dlvMand or spin up. Adeaneet. 714; declines, 72D; na- 36% 22% -Tcxn iMl A 25V0 3910 24% 2S%+% it—Declared or paid this year, an seeumuiatlva 61% «% Sh^wm 2 42 «% A 495b 49% Issue w ebenped. 265. for 167S>'73. the 3556 23% Ttodran JO U 35% 33% 39% AM divldenda bi arrears. Issue, By unanimous acclamation the Assembly also confirmed, the biennial 27% lAO'ShfOOl «nJO 29 26% -36% 26% 365b+.% r»—New p— Paid Ibis year, X.T- stock Isdex; GO.DB +0.17; tn- 4S54 71 Taxtr pUM 15 AM AM AM AM+ 16 dfvidand emittad. dafamd or no action at tost nomination as directors of Comm. Roberto CnJvi. and Cav. Lav. Gr. Uff. Secondo Piovesan, ana.. %%stMa6i .pnJ5. 29 36% 36% 36 3650- taken 7234 dustriato: 65JS +0.17: tran&porta- 35% 24% Taxtr pnjO 34% A A14+ M dividend meetinp. r—Declared ar paid in plm stack respectively Bttore 90% 74*. suer WenJO 2100 ts% 83% 33% 33% 19A 53.47 38.60 reviously co-opted by the Board of Directors to substitute Dott. •21 9 Thtakol JO 19% A 1954 1954— Vk dividend, Paid during tton: ^.18: uUUt;: 16% 7%Si69CIH.J0e 46 12% 12% 11% 72 — m t— in stodc 1972. esttmaled cash eirOrto who resigned the J.ite Cav. Lav. Dr. Ing. b.a Giuseppe Torna " TtemBct tJ8 t 60% 604i 6050 4050 +8.10; flaanee, 77.47 + 0.4S. E had and 155b 15% SiHTVPae JO 319 14% 17 16% 1«%-% a 39% value M OMlIvldend or exAtitrlbutton date, Thamln JOb If 3250 32% — 40 24% 13% SStpialCn JO 142 34 24% 23% 835b- 5a 32% tm a A Most Actives—AlDertcao 30% AM ThrtftyOg JO A 20% 29% 2050 A + M ckl—Called, x—Ex dividend, y—Ex dividend and sales In conclusion, taking into account the request of Auditor Or. Ing. Giuseppe Casolo to not 51 . mSiMU ^JO 11 5D5I am 5m A%+ — % 14% 14% -niHtyDg.wl 3 14% 14% 14% 14% In full. xAis—Ex dlstriautlan. xr—Ex rights, xw—Without Nylranlcs 357.330 2\« m tlie 22% 15% sbiiai pr 1 3 31 21 21 be reconTirmed in his office, the Assemblv nominated a new Auditors College for fl 2754 warrants, wiw—With warrafts. %m dbtributtd. Husky Oil 1M,S5b 19'4 +1 42% 1.14 38% 28%Tl r“ -£ -y; < ' 41% under auumed by irasuets indu 4<4M 82% to Francesco Monti and Frof. Antonio Confelonleri were named as substitute Auditoca. skmec^ a.^ 131 90% 44% a- Timken 1J9 16 41% 42% 42 + M Aw. ' 90% 97% OlU+'-aO sum companies, fn—Fowlgn luue subject , to inlertol 15'.« 9» * :4 S 7 • w 39 15% rnhRlty JOb U 33% AM 22M 22% Venice Ind 43J30 + ^TB . . ® sovar; nfsjo 116%417% 116% «.'j* . 6 117%+15b oguBlfaattan tax. Froniitr 43,750 r* “* . ;*“a ttoo Air atf -a% SbaoOCaacaooca -A V 25 -39% 39 31 tF raMnPck JO A 18% a >3 + M t .•r,." , *«r .15 "V Tenna Cerp 34.9C0 1% a'y 4QU.skclhrOU 27% 15% Todd Site M as 21% 2150 21 21%- M high and low range does not Indue changes SK 1 6 47% 47% 4750 4750 YearM Aillan 344D0 17 to Talado t 54 28% com + the Board of Directors their respective offices the 31%' 17 SkllCp JBe +1 B am 8% S - % 35% 26% E J6- A am 98%-M in toteat day's trading. At a subsequent meeting confirmed in r/ . 69% 37 Skylipa 68% A TaoiRsh 2J0t 376 S 53M 49% A -210 Apprnc talal stock sales 4.4S04W President Rag. Ruggiero Mozzana. the Vice Presidents Cav. Lav. Dr. Felice Fessati Bellani JO . 7S;63% .A% 60% C4%+ irf.-nr 1956 12 Toot Rol JOb 14 15M 16 15M 1550— M Where a split or stom dividend amounting to A Stock sales ago 5J70J20 fl% 44% SmHTiAO 1 54% 5<5b S»b--S4%- 5; yur and Count Dr. Vincenzo Negri da Oleggio as well as the Managing Director Comm. Roberto 7t% T>vieCe .n 7650 75% 7650 7650+ M per cent or mora has baeen paU tha ycatM nIgh-low 3S% 16% Sfnltti rnM ;4I A 3Hb S 31% 8 + M 5650 2 American Stodc Index: CalvL 61% 48% 34 TramU U8 A 47% A 4754 4 + V!i ranga and dtvtdend are shown for the new slock only- 47%Smim KF.2. A 57% A% 57% A% . Higb Lew Clew N.e. 23J1 27.97 3846 -42 Averages THE DIVIDEND FOR THE FINANCIAL y-EAR 197L OP URE 250 PER SHARE IN May 2343 29.45 27JS 2BJ0 S.TO Dow Jones NOWU7ALB OP LIT. 1.000. IS PAYABLE FROM MARCH 6. 197S. AT ALL BRANCHES •. BBW YORK. March 17,—Cosfc- U.S. Commodity Prices Jun —. fl31J5 3U5 Dpan Higb Law Ctose Net OP THE BANK UPON DETACHMENT OP COUPON NO. 1 ACCORDING TO THE fflcdf in" {TritnoTTf mtalcets tu reffls- Jul 31JQ 3140 3140 31.» 3140 » Ind 937J6 949.88 93142 9s2.»+6.17 PROVISIONS OP LAW. Aug a.9o a.90 33.90 33.90 sasya 259.67 257 50 159.52 046 tsrsA today in fisu foA .uere; 20 Tm 96U2 + 1 Aug 33J0 S.20 S.M 33.05 33.15 Sep 38J0 99.00 MAO 37.03 3L25 IS Utl 115.19 ;i6.?4 114>i 1‘;5.73+D64 ' 179% 1JB% Otwwofltij Md Bols Friday Tear ago um Jf% 5SOae 1J6Vb1J7% U6Vb U656 1J716 Oct 32.40 32.40 aSlJO 3243 32J0 Oct — bS740 nSt^ 65 61k 323.96 327.0 371.R 3U.2* + 1.56 3L1S 33.17 S2J2 37.05 1 'fioras _ 6Aar urn iJiH iJOfb 1.31 un% DM 32.l2S0 441; Oaoba'Aecr^ lb - — •jg% ,87 Fab aSJS 32JS March t May Stondord & Poor*$ SOYBEANS Salas: April 1.156: June 9Nh Aug 254; June 0; July 1; Aug f; 5ep 67; Oct •; CeffM « Bantu ib. . JS High Law Close N.C. 344% Oct St; Dec 30: Ptt 10. Dec 3. .TBXZOES Mar SJTVb 3J3% 3>to 3Jm C5 Industrials .. 12044 1I5J4 :i9.B9+.42 3J4W 343% VzuMtetti C4-M 88% ya ,u% U6% May 3.A% 3J7 3M LIVE HOGS FROZEN PORK BBLLfES »l Railroads ... 4743 <6.75 *7.16+.o9 Jul 3J5% SJm 3J4 3J3 3J2 55 Utilities .... 53.7! 5742 5344+J5 Mar 41.25 41.90 40J0 4106 41.70 RAU Aug 3-a 3J9% 3J256 3.AM 3JC% Apr 33.10 8550 24.75 2445 25.10 530 Sleeks 105.61 106.5? lOT.n+.C -. May 41J5 41.97 49.75 41.17 4U3 NOTTCB CP BEDEMPTION OF BOMD3 Btcu oiiieu iFlti 1 ton. 186.06 108.00 Bap 3J616 341% 345% 3J7% 343% Jun 37J0 37J0 37.32 2740 2745 Iras 74.Su 3.17% 3.93 374% 3.181b 27.93 Jul 40J5 40.70 37.73 4045 <943 . , -3,. Pdrv FhUa ton 79.60 Nov 3.13% Jul 27.07 27.90 2745 ?73 Ofid^Lot Trading in N,Y, ' Aug 39.20 3345 37.75 35.05 3540 - -SMrisertpMe IhVT.FItt 88:87 8889 Jan 3.11% .341 3.17% 3.18 346 Aug 27J0 27.33 27.92 27.10 27.15 Feb 3545 36.00 3552 95.70 35.75 Sbsrea Lead spot lb .16% 18% Oct 24.90 34.90 3449 2445 24.50 SOYBEAN OIL 66ar — n35.» b3S49 But SsIu *SbArt CDpoer Nee te ja%..8S% JOto OM 2440 24.70 24.40 24.45 2445 Alfa Romeo International May 3S.SD b3SAS 35J5 bUJO *35.90 March 18 279,673 539.679 3.508 S.A. 1.805^ 1.0a JWar iflJ7 HJ5 NJ3 n.69 NJI Feb M.70 23J0 23.52 2345 2347 . Ad tatraUs) lb 1U0 11.H Salei: March 386; May 2404; July Hareh 15 »1.50< 502456 S.ISl rs 886.000,006—7.75% ^DC. B Bh 2» baala. J7-JJ .38 Atey 1U7 n.95 11^ Salei: April 147; June 967; July 268; a VI.74 nJ8 ru7 1491; Aug 437; Pab 292; March «; May March I4 S9I.104 £45.643 3.9U *toer Jut 31.7» 12JS FI4; 45. MY, os - . 1.51 ue'A Aug 143; Oct 76; Dec Feb 10. r41.S89 Aug H.76- 1103 N.75 11.M 11J6 Mercb 13 .... 303.143 *633 10 Tear gi>*rutoed bonds of 1970 nnniiditlennllr guKranteed br AJfs Romra S.pA« . Marri) 7.IE4; COBSHODirr loAera. Sep 11JB DUO 1U8 U.7Q HJ7 SHEU. EGGS Open Interest: U61; May Horcb 20 ..... 316.553 5£S,14B 2.920 July 5.964; Aug USS; Fab 930; March 10; Seraud B«deBpllaB of US 81,400,000—Bedempllon dale April ISlh 1872 Vootfr* -todex ibasa loe Oct VIJ8 11J4 T1J7 11J3S 11.17 ‘-Oiese Sclals are Included la the 27.79 a2&J0 27.79 2740 May 26. ^ 31 ISSII M8.S .FIM Nev -n.01 n4S KJ7M144 11.62 Mar 2640 sales figures. 26.VS Asked; Nominal. AeoBrding to srt. •N(suiia|. (diked. Dec 11J2 VIJO TIJ3 n.U 10.95 Apr 3640 36.70 25.95 2640 b—8W; a— n— 7 ef FutIrs Agener Agreuoent and tu conditions of Loan vc Inform tbat Uu foUowlag bonds MTo been ealled for redempuon: Jan VUQ 1T.18 10.99 11.10 tOJO SOYBEAN MEAL M 1 1099 7U4 3W9 4157 5198 636D 7563 8689 9489 1D570 11502 12393 13528 14527 15534 16683 17752 13897 Mar PiJO OaJO 93.75 N.75 7 1106 2120 3060 4160 5246 6394 7593 8508 9492 10585 1JS41 12401 13531 14337 15557 16SE7 17782 18900 14EW- TOKS -FUTOOES 17 2126 A6av 93-W HJO 93 JO 9*JQ 93.10 Hi7 3075 4186 5255 8402 7605 8516 9493 10599 IXSSO 12412 13543 14586 15558 16689 17799 18914 ,'BIaireh 17, *7* 94.10 23 1119 2154 3076 . Jt^ 94J0 96J0 94JD 95.60 4218 52E5 6410 7607 8549 952S 10603 115:8 1246B 13554 14612 15560 16701 17806 18047 WMld sdcvilo. 11: Hay 8J0 a. Jtdy SM 9340 96.15 93J0 9445 AJO 50 IKO 2155 3111 4234 5273 8417 7510 8552 9527 10606 11569 12474 13S03 14618 15587 16719 17864 18661 ‘ 92.35 9340 bfIJO 64 1152 2159 18 a, BepL 8.06 a. OcL 7-8S ai, March SM 92.95 9LOO 3119 4245 5285 6431 7611 8566 9558 10613 21590 12483 13595 14623 15604 16744 17872 18994 7J0,- May -*73 TJO b, Jnly '78 7JG Br-BU; a—Asked; p—NamlnaL 73 1170 2181 3127 4284 5297 6432 7616 8567 9559 10616 11596 12486 13608 14636 15610 16751 17860 19028 77 1212 2IBZ 3143 4295 5321 6454 7623 8568 9566 11621 12487 13634 14648 15633 16763 17883 19044 Wool: May S3j' b, Jidy-. M-8, Dee. 10624 SILVER 88 1224 2199 3184 4296 Sts b.' 5323 6460 7639 8576 9609 10627 11625 12492 13672 14658 IS649 16766 17910 19051 APT U1.9 U3J 1.9U 1.38J 1 JI.9 WHAT YOU GAN EARN WITH YOUR MONEY 89 1230 2Z20 3170 4300 5336 6471 7644 8593 9614 11627 12495 14670 15651 16772 17932 190SI •• 10637 13680 Cocoa: March UJO, Slay . 38.78, July ^ VJ3JU5JUU1J5J1.94 113 1250 2234 3191 4305 5341 65U 7^3 6597 9661 10644 11639 12536 13689 14685 15660 16797 17934 19065 1.SJ 1J6J 1 J5.I Eepr. 27.60, -Etoe. S7J0, Xarah *78 ^ U5J U7J 242 2266 2243 3202 «3I4 5360 6531 7666 8613 9668 10647 11661 J2S42 13694 14693 15683 16847 J7948 19066 chcrin's jtM Otf UL7 ].5IJ 1454 U8J 146.9 179 1270 2245 3213 ict: ' 4325 5372 6538 7663 8617 9678 12560 13708 14697 15686 16912 17950 19087 1.9J 1404 147J 1>0.3 1454 IN THE TAX FREE CAYMAN ISLANDS 10666 11665 Dec 195 12E0 2250 3222 4338 5380 6553 7688 8642 9734 10699 X1673 12S77 13716 14706 15637 16913 17969 19094 copper: March 53J9, -Hay 89J0..Jdly UOJ 1.5IJ 147.1 T41-J UOJ *73 ^ 220 1298 2252 3233 4346 5385 6566 16923 17981 19105 »U. fiept: 54.10.. See. 54.85, Hareh 142.1 1.60J 143.6 U14 7697 8656 9738 10714 11687 12582 13732 14734 15689 Apr U3J 231 1324 2258 3234 4349 6580 17989 19156 sc: cc B&OOi ' 14341454142714541434 FIXED DEPOSITS 5401 7709 8583 9760 10753 11686 12390 13738 14739 15730 16941 -Jm : 232 1329 2266 32BL 4352 5403 6589 7711 8593 9763 10754 11603 12630 13750 14744 15737 16954 17994 19163 . Onhoe jQica (froaen • concentrated) . LIVE BEEF CATTLE 233 1333 2279 3293 4369 5453 6602 8700 14771 16964 18001 19165 Khreh H.M, Hay E3.85, July. 51J0. Bept. 6 months yVi^/o 7725 9792 10757 11695 12637 13752 15746 34.70 3470 34.« 34J2 '34.70 242 1336 2282 3344 4405 5460 6631 7717 8724 9849 10781 11747 12642 13765 14772 15775 16967 18007 19166 5UQ,'-Nov. 48JO b, Jan. '73 49.30 b. Apr Jm 33J0 33,85 33.62 3347 3347 1 year .. 7Vi% 255 1346 2263 3370 4419 5498 6639 7730 8730 9860 10783 11792 12652 13783 14776 15779 16969 18G11 19170 fttatoea: April 2.TS, BCay Hqt. ^ .3.30, ....8 297 1362 2309 3378 4421 5505 6540 7759 8737 9874 10784 11/93 12693 13793 14799 15803 16974 18013 19185 2 years . % 329 2375 2322 34S7 4447 5523 6673 7763 8754 9899 10737 11804 12707 13602 14807 15830 15986 18068 19199 'surer: March 1SS.80, Slay SBSitQ. Jnly 351 1377 2347 3466 4452 SS4S 6684 7789 8774 9904 12711 14815 17021 18098 19266 5 years , 8^1% 10794 11809 13845 15833 1S5J0, SepL 156.90, Dee. 169J0. Jan. '73 365 1378 2367 3472 4460 5582 5686 7799 8779 9912 10799 11652 12722 13857 14834 15B49 17034 18111 19308 ' UB.10, March ISUO. *73 I88.SO; m -May to $25,000,* Rates on deposit in excess of $25,000. 367 1331 2374 3497 4478 6625 6716 7803 8801 9915 10809 11868 12725 13880 14835 15850 17036 18121 19273 July -73 166.10. SUDDEUTSCHE ^Itese rates apply up 383 1391 2?B4 3530 4460 5627 6724 7807 8819 9916 10839 11894 12746 13893 11848 15910 17060 18124 19295 ' taj aeked. «ly ^ 232JS +M Corporation Ltd. Fully guaranteed by Sterling Bank & 589 ISSl 2481 3637 4822 5743 6897 7914 8955 1 0049 10978 11954 12S20 13998 14986 16180 17164 18297 19431 ,**Ald. 17172 18300 19432 . 615 1565 2487 3648 4645 5755 6918 7924 8978 1006Q 109SQ 11958 12931 14004 14996 16190 ' Tmst Company Ltd. .sV+% 634 1 612 2488 3S58 4647 5782 6524 7985 8984 10106 10984 11960 12964 14005 15009 16203 17183 18378 19433 . 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t.t. which already iHcr-.ssS A. iUT>»* followed tfca He had no (Aijectlon to Wa?. postwar period, with the rec^pil*' neraanism as such. He did obje^ tion of HiTii as the Colossua of when Italian composers tried. ^ the South as opposed to Wagaer, adqpt ’Wagnerian procedures. >- WHATDO -itSU EXPECT the of the North, it other procedures of German tau,. FOR P3RTY-NINE CENTS \ "iirv^fun^.1 was m gv^ timp that his letters sic. into their own scores, gr^^— POUND — were pQblisbed for Englisb- VenU. the three greatest cc.-^ «pp^MTip peoples to read. For the posers were Palestrina, Bach a^ lettms of composers «« tell more Beetixoren (even- if be did xiy 1 about their mental processes than Uhe the last movement of tin any biogmpfay. Indeed, one can Beethoven Ninth, which to hlb leam more about Mozart from was poorly set for the volt«.. his letters than from an of the But Bach and Beethoven. Ver,!) biographies rdUed together; zntiste^ were not for the Ifcibaag Seldip™ Via* tiiere been a body to imitate, ^— WEI50HEHADASECRET -BUT, MATCMERLvT '»0‘ SOLV^ OUR ^ ( of letters so common-sensical, so Throughout the lettere are coot, MEETIhJ', PRDBUJM WIF POTTEW WM>- DI(5N'T'»T>'-5C3.''- W A^J'CHAM©ED / ''fJE. QOULPNT* *T A pt^Aing or self-jostifi- meats on his own operas asa * - devoid of ' PALPH IE, PANTLESS help MSP—am vf i 1 Fn TH SECRET RftSSV^ORP TELL VO' IT QUESTION s-<®4iic. ) ] — A cation or whixung. Verdi in his cvemtie approach, and these o; TO '' JOHN WAVNE -- J N WEREA PERKINS-BOrWHArS . Th"5ECP.ST PASSWORD <7 <( NOT life and in his nnisfc was always course are fascinating. As Ux> < , SECRET/^ HISPROBLUM? WHV EVEN ."ROBERT MITCHUM - > > af-v 1 [ ) f I down to earth. *1 pr^er to re~ composer who brought drama ts iSHESOROTTENPv-^ I HE S Sy ^ main v^t I am. that is to say. Italian opera., who exploded S:; I CAN a peasant from Boncole." But bel canto tradition. Verdi threap r answer of pretend- out his career strove lor the nuti. -BUT despite his little pose u ./ DENNIS THE MENACE Ing to be nothing but a p’-acawt, inmm. concentration ol • ! i 4 WE he was Mythiwg but that, and plus singing. Drama came last, CAN- his letters are anything irizt S- and he was perfectly willing, tc

AN£> ' ^-ts literate. They are somddmes wit- sacrifice voice to it. as witness hj WILL// ty; they are tough: they' show a famous letter about *'Macbsi>; great deal of reading; they show in 1848. Less familiar is a ieitw the processes of a mind, written In 1869, in which ’Ve-^ and also the beheliof aman who sets forth his ideals: ’T wo^ at was extremely sensitive have to control everything. Ctii and big In every way. alone would have to pres-a^ who prevtous- mine. That may seem somewhi- WHY'roKT WOULp yCL! BST Osborne, CM, eClL7? X ly has written a bandy boc& on tyrannical to you. and perhaps i 7CJ \V!K= EME F0R6O7 A^' aAC\\'5 tile Ver^ operas, has Twadi* a se- is. But if the opera is one whfdl 5^CA\5 that? VWU1.P letters from then the idea is a unity, sat S;st:-;?A7 tcpa>' , lection of Verdi’s FL0\\'=R52 ei-erytUng must togethe , 1843 to the year of ^ death. work 1901. (Verdi was bun in 1813; to farm this unity... i want sr he was one of the lox^est-lired of in whatever form It is manlTes all eomposers.1 'Od>ome^ trans- not enterfaxnnieRf. ariifsce ss' iS) latioDS are idiomatic, and he has the system, which is wlmt jr provided the reader with enough prefer.” background other putinenfe. ftom the beginning he lockn Tn^.torta1 to CIEtI^ evei7 oThHdnn With SUSpiclOD 0X1 Star SiTign in the letters. Osborne is an those pampered babies who con enthusiast, he has eazefuUy aidued themselves more hupo:^ m that tant than the composer. Bc?s!ni book while put together a , not overweighted with scholarly and Donizetti would boi Mi aEgiaratus, wwtains everything to the demands of singers. Nq Verdi. needed to provide a continuous “The singers must be ?:» . and ViTiat: narrative. . gaged to sing act: PO I have £V£I?YTHIN - / / How bracing these letters are! more,' lt% high time wc stoppa ' / you GOOD health, a WORDS, J HAVE that make X WAS They contrast in such a fascinat- being so easygoing about this scr ' absolutely YOU plenty - Live GENEROUS THE A ^ ing manner witih, say, the perpet- of thing.” Verdi wrote this k

. 1846. A ALLOWANCE, PERFECT LIFE./ little \ nervous ual . bii^t adcdeseence of Mb- early as And he was joa impresarios (JOOP A MILLION/ NERVOUS ^ before J sari's, or the windy theorizizig of . as firm toward who Wagner’s, or the snobbish intel- wanted to cut out or nuke life, NICE FRIENDS... EOMET/MBS? J , HAP IT... . Ugence of Chopin’s. - Verdi al- changes in his operas. Otsc.ti ; MAKCIA? (mtfflsl irSOUNOEO LIKE >O0 was SICK IM 603'* ways is strictly busing. His the terms of a contract he d.*^ writing avoids flowery phrases np In 1847 had a proviso that iss* and is always to the point. Large- posed a fine of 1,000 francs at tket ieftamilad wofni foms. ly they are professional, addressed anybody who would “insert aii^' to librettists, publishers^ impmsa- thing into the aforementiotti rioa singers, conductors. sccwe....makeanycut5....tran^- UnacramblethesefDurJumbles. But there also are a lew letters pose into different keys, higte Lni I^^s> one letter to each square, to /xrs^v^ to friendB. Be rsevar had many or lover or... make any kind d form four ordfnai7 word's. / hdends. Verdi, something of. a alteration which would affect ts misanthrope, was content to go Instrumentation.” HOW YA LIKE WELl. VERY FE)EHDLT,\pirfPft'SHER SPECIALTY/ his own way, and he pursued hts. Vfliat else in this collectlos? Y EUDLE 4pi SUT.:. • PA DAME? 1 FRANKV. 1 SHECftN POP IT LOUDER'M . career withc^ help from any- There are proud letters and REALCLAS^A UH... UH.,. BUT DOES 5 any- body. in. Fads, for mstance. Verdi’s' letters. There are letters SHBHAVSTO sbour HUH? Bopy. rival Meyerbeer had the entire Verdi at home and Icti^ sb^ MARE SO IWUOI J critical corps on his payroll. Verdi at oom- MOBS WITH K work. There arc HBR CUM? Meyerbeer cultivated critics vtmI mentjf qq opera arsusd OPYPP an^lxKly mmi else who conM help hhn. the world. TSAy— BUT IW SOKE '^TNiS £SA NICE ON/ET RA^ER as LwTo tabs 79 Thick sticks PROBLEM; PO you IT IV>45 EMOnONAL / PROFESEOR PLAS MNERS IVE CAN VOVTOOKME 94 Bnrdlns 96 Wolves* fbrtcs stovu-'EnrrHowB/ |040ltVMRS.KOOCy? GEAffr STCPPEP By TO SEE HER NAVE A L/TTLE PN'NK HOMS/JESS- S5 Besdpiecen St Mnsieal RR./10I7&4M/5N& ABOUT fliEO^CLOCKf IT MAS RfSffT , ANDWik7sury/^ as Ends, direetioa K45N

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. several marke^g Major Midw^ based manufacturer has 1 previous earth moving ei^rience. BIR060ND TittM relat^ oppcirtunitl^ arising from its multinational growth § MANAGER objectives. We seek to fill the following vacancies (seveial i Home base locations will be Spain and Holland. 1 opportunities exist in each category) 1 Language requirements: 1 Increasing Tcfluhie'iEt oitf'' Xxmdon' ‘Office lias- zasulted In to- direct sales, and marketing of industrial specialty AREA MANAGER- INTERNATIONAL s Spain: HoUandt 1 oppariMBlty-^Ji^ chemleals for the German subsidiary of W. R. Grace & Co. ftiis career Reports to International Sales Manager, scope 'wlU include = Spanish Dutch 1 countries, £d Germany,, Fran^ the Benelux and sales force, dealer development and = Portuguese Flnglteh = candidate h&Te had at least Ihree assistance in expanding The successful Switzeciaiid. _ Increased Isanagement marketing penetration in major seg- English French In-the Hie win -hare E ^ years expeifence ments of the world. Requirements include BBJL degree or One Scandinavian langur desired. = the ability and His r^ponslblilties will comprise the following: E a proven trading capabfilty .aaid . possess: equivalent. S or more years of multinational managerial experi- = you want io advance your career try jolnir^ an oyyres- h personalitr to develop and^exvicB InatUutlon^ accounts ^ mariHgiTtg the sales nrid marketing orgahi3:aUon of ence In equ^ment sales, d^er appointment development, excel- /y orfianization resume the product* line; lent capacity plan, orgamze control With strong human E sire and dynamic send cmnpirtr end = In the U.K. and ^ to & 1 salary requirements to: = ^ expanding, the existing organization to keep pace leader^p qualities. s Herald Tribune. Paris. Fluency In- French or German will .be .mb^ ..h^foZ' exceptional sales growth; Box H 3,144. = Rlthon^ ai^.defimed td.be'a-prereQolsli^N HELD SALES REPRESENTATIVES -INTERNATIONAL fniinniHiiunniHiiiiHiimiiHHiinminiiinnimnnninnnnmimnmnninniinmtiiiiiKiiiiiiMinHiiH ; —.''coordination of marketing activities with other VErJEl.. Grace ds subsidiaries; This assignment wlU appeal to the growth oriented indfrldual Remuneration be comnim^^ with ^aUf^Uoris . Cp. who has 3 or more years of in-depth sales experience with major and wWdl ide^y"^tSirbe^-bet^ *ahd 35 yeart. ^{doping’medium and' long-range sales and market equipment in the UB. or elsewhere, who seeks a multinational MULTINATIONAL COMPANY plans. challenge. college preferred, mature judgment and capa- cGotfldezM^ «tatink detaQa -of career Some Write In complete city to deal effectively in other cultures essential. Heodquaiters Western Europe Applicants.- who should be between 30 . and 45, should present lav^'of earnings. to;;.y •: i and meet the following requirements: searching for meet the following requirements; FIEID SERVICE REPRESENTAT1VES-INTERNATI0NAL iKe-Fixat -Bbstim .Onifm ^ ' ' . capacity for leadership^ cooperation, flexibility., and, Requirements indude thorough mechanical and service Imow- 'Attsn Bfr.’KenriiBib Marten* ' cz^tivify; led^ and applied experience with engines, transmissions and TOP FINANCIAL TALENT Ocodenoogb Bouse, . . ^ components of not leas than 3 years in related activities, esandi- " e:Q>erienee tn sales, preferably 'S3 OU'Broad'Stn^ — several years’ multi- dates must express mature judgment and capacity to operate • national,- of .Indiistrial chemicals and/or indusbial Londoiiy.BCSNipiB..: effectively and develop BkiUs of local nationals in other countries. Necessary: • goods; .• World areas of potential assignment indude South and Central ~ good general, twhnic^ background; America, Africa, Middle Bast and Far East. Candidates for Working knowledge of U.S. financial end occount- vacandes in South and Central America must possess both while nationality Is not Important, fluency In Ger- technical and social fluency in Spanish. ing methods. .man and. is imperative, 'French highly 15 years experience in Controlfer^Treosurer func- desirable. JOIN US IN A MUTUALLY REWARDING EXPERIENCE tions. PlMtr reply to eos/tdenee, toeliulfiig peitOBaL jmlettianel eiid talarv .Is Our -office located at Bad Bomburg, near Frankfurt, data, tos later at our new idant now under construction at 'Worms/ BOX D-3,142, HERALD, PARIS. Preferred: Rhine. - ^ U.S. citizen or British subject residing in Europe. HARKETING/SKIIIK/iUMS ; ^ AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER SBOR cazporatloa in Qreneble vita neo-.Ubt.. Mbkii -Me.. «i:b ' oC 2 yean*, aoerte^tt in ndmUainB;: sU 'nongtir. or - ' •‘y istSB-UsBi! Industry -to- jofai' ABsrfni atniiataiMSt. Attractive compensation ond benefit package. Olrertofiil FIRST NATIONAL CITY BANK aapeceaUd yrraA pessabie Bnaabj «ad:PcelMi^-aBcmi&. Xoac Dm GBACI5 GMBH PersonalleUnng, 2 Korderstedt 1 be! Ham- GENEVA bga^ and anthoniff, low tatUnl Bao/BtA akflas gml stock rnpaMMUtff " burg, West Germany Postfach 109. Tel: An rejAies treated in strictest professional confidence. gartictpatlm probablB. . ..t (0411) 52 59 305. For our centralized Swiss-wide Investment management team Sead VbeU,' to: Clat/SU dftaap^. 3» BwdBBi rfr;3Eglft%.,.W.GrBMWa we liave opening CV., an for a Box D-S,117, Herald bllnme. Fails. PORTFOLIO MANAGER The ideal candidate will have: — A universf^ background in either economics or finance. VOIA/O: — Several years of portfolio management or investment research experimee with strong emphaslB in UB. Secure ities. •X A fluent knowledge of wngiish, French and. 'or German. r^olred for Air Charter Are your interested in ^’TJ1^‘SKI and 3HLL REEF? nationality or Permit “C”. If yes. yon may interested Company operating In — Swiss be in me too! -VCHiVO — Sweden, Mediterranean area, must — Prefsred age, 27 to 35 years. Young Independent banker (German Naiionnlltrj vlLb ln;ern6Uonal AB edocstlon especlaUy m lecurlxr marker, seeks position oa a hold FAA A & P and be ex- If you enjoy working within a well defined yet fl«:lble institu- perienced on DC-3 tional investment philowphy, backed up bj’ First National City PERSONAL ASSISTANT aircraft, economic research, then invite you to DC-4 rewarding Bank's Investment and we vhere he nur combine his bowlcdcc ssd C3nse.-.!:ns In franking and permanent position is send us your resumA preferably with an indication of your breeding. Flrjt references arailable. offered. current or expected compensatloD to the 9Trlte Box D S.113. Henid. Pari*. Apply: Fersoimel Ma'nager, . Box D-S.139. Herald. Paris. First National City Bank, F.O. Box isn, Geneva 3: INTERNATIONAL BANKER - fee ^peqfeur^^ of eonqments for Volvo s euto- luUsa. 3:. Xnp!i;b, so.-ne Vreac-b. rtnbttve pEoduetidii and is <^ti«!ized to a purdusing Spasisfr, csttllea; l-ireraatioaal in Detrol^ USA tBekgrf.-.!cd sa Europe. VS.\. .Africa. sc;ks 7oe(&wp & SALESMEN GENERAL COUNSEL Loaioa bas«S Amoncas. reliable half of which ?;ir:er rr:-Ji 'o.-sufi e.-cpor!ence At {treseni; Vclvorliais GAC Properties, the world's largest developers of community properties seeks store c-balloRriag Job ai san.c !r. Ilirket Di:i-s:o,-'raeat, PlRaacial Ihternaaanalhxttion of the :ev«L cs!cr.. Plarj-Jr.p. Irt.-raitior.a: Las. Llf-: rir^ ini-Gwedai. The-contbuhig (N.Y.S.K) 'With assets exceeding $2 billion, is previewing a new concept in Lang'Jagej Eiperiencrd axu b Ir_'':.*a£ce ard LiR4liaJoa.« at all living, Military Jln&ace, »dailn:«irji:cR. Seiilr.g-19 mcreass ite MtworiE of community to the UB. in Germany, :rvrl*, Zry nitomotiveJttitik ol Ecbsldixrf .’.Isd In'.ergjied. Esucsuca. reeks acv cb...:saBe Tl;b isu-rsa-Joaa! orpar.l- ' Box S30 Berald. Plaxa C.V. Sarlin 3 fcneigriiaipipi^^ POINCIANA , . ra::ca. Sladrid, S^paio. Box SOJia, n.T., 7S Great Qaeen 51 .. ^ hi idiarge of'tb~^.'activities Located 21 miles from bustling Orlando, Florida, with Its Northern tip just L«ndon, W.CJ. ^Tc^:wQi,heTeti3mg at We Cherefore as his 1/4 mile from: DISNETWORLD eommercld INTERNATIONAL MARKETING • Direct Sales experience preferred. Mutual Fund/Stocks and Bonds Represen- la my life sad career becaasc it fasei:;.r.cr s:c. 34, :a:en:a:iosal B:arkcUr.s 1 ta eiQierSexice tatives—this Is outstanding opportunity for youl n executive an esperieac? la consiuaer roods nl:^. larsc C.S. Co. :>S.\ dusrou ~oci top • EbqMs^a^ft^ a burihess stxi^ture ‘ U.S, bsslaes? seboo! as will a» a Suropna bsslaers deprre. SaRlteli WE OFFER FreacO, German, some Sr-Jn:?b. 1 aa; ’.c..-S'.as Ter a cL.’.;;?as:a!r pgsiuos you make 'ahuil« teVafaoV- preftraMy 1a Wesiem Surepe or Xor.b L2ny 1 trip • Draw; fausinesS hCSl- L more proOi? • mrpmnm ^.^pBrAagmg -of o£h'^ ^ 2. Excellent over rides; Tlien pleaae write to: Bos D-3.14S. Senld, P^rb. $. Fringe benefits. Otg -n^ eggeufive srig have aftlAaEdstant Direetor of Purchasing With an outstandingLead and advertising Program. Send your resume for a date to be held In London, Paris and Rome to: in matt^coBceming the confidential interview THE “LNTER>ATIO.\AL EXECLTIVE OPPOKTL'MTIES** daydcqflni^.of'~Bg^W and.administratiozL sisna^aafsit iiid GAC PROPERDES ai^n enry 6 Frankfurt :'M(un Wi^‘ fu& e:q>erte]^ aod.Jsdary Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday Longestr. 57 To place an advertisement, contact yo'jr nc-irest Herald Tribune adverListsg representative or ?ir. M. Ferrero, 21 Rue . Attention: Interview Nanoger de Bern. Paris-Be. Tel.: 225-C3-S0. Telex: H35C?. — ' ' ' . .

riXERNATIONAL HERALD TRIBUNE, SATURDAY-SUWDAY, MARCH lft-19, 1972 Roiudd Reagan :»IARY BtUME prpriT^T 1? . rlLlJrL^^^ ShaUlSolJlefiirA

Gqv. w.«nn.i«i Kesgas has his Bertolucci’s Nostalgia for the Future fingers in loo many pies—a pos- sible run for the vice-presidential T^ASHINGTOX Tts — ffre'’* would steal all tliat stuff out of nsminatioa In 197S, a try ior the publisiiias house c; Me- somebody elsc's book? After all, 'p.'lRIS.—The apartment under the Eiffel that that was what. I -would do. Odd.” Senate in 1974, a few little things Grtw-Kiii iias had esoujii rJsht- that's a lot of copying for a hun- ^ Tower in the Champs dc Mars section As' a poet Bertolucci creates In film a like that—to seriously consider a nwres in the pr-sr vea:' la jas: dred-year-oid man to do." il:;ra of Paris is spacious and rambling and has world that Is both very real and very new: return to the silver screen, but for a deoid?. FL-it they “Well, it puts us in a sorry spots been touched by decorators in the words of another poet, he “disturbs Republican allowed go6 caught thei* advance* m-iis coir.ms right after the in up set the California walls painted in meaning.” It is important to him that several doT.n in the Clifford Ir.:ng- Irving bock. What we do who have dirtied the and this week as there were do worlda Kcs'ard Hughes new?" ceiling cracks to make It loc'x like the sort each shot spe^ parts which mfght have tempted p'.ace real offer glow- “I like the phrase of Cocteau, te dnima nim past and stm have ; cf estate agents so in the fiasco. Then it “Perhaps we could malte some ingly. r. e'est fltmer Ja mart cu travai!,” he says. appeal for the future. In the was revealed las: capital out of it. Maybe we ''^^• in film. 'Last “Film is to direct, the face you film is close is the title role reek that one of could say we were fooled by Bernardo Bertolucci's new former category Tango in Paris." the apartment plays two to death.” 'Tattoa,” which won George their best-se’iiiig *iJ5^ Ci*-ef Red Fox because he show- of roles; half of it is the hotel near the Gare After “Last Tango in Paris.’* Bertolucci 1970 Oscar- and which authors, a lOi- ed us lundv.Tittcn letters from C. Scott the 7eeT-oId St. Lazare that Marlon Brando runs after plans to make DashleR Hammett's “Red Reagan, “would have dcoe any- Indian *C- '•'*i Sitting Bull which turned out to liis wife's siucide; the other half is the Harvest.'' shooting it In Montana. Asked thing world to play.” As. named Chief Rod be forgeries." in the apartment-for-rent visited by two prospec- what interested hi™ in “Last Tango,” to be made, the Fox. stole a large kinsiA "That's a possibility. If we for films yet Pfc 'ti tive tenants. Brando and Maria Schneider, which he also 'wrote, he hesitates, then that a sexeeo- chunk from a book covild only find some women Red governor, 61. feels byanother author. 'Who take immediate possession of each says: piay of the life of Gen. Douglas Q Fo.x was tied with, it would make James other, if not of the flat, in a sudden and “When a camera approaches a naked UacArtlmr has- great dramatic .MoGrescr. BuchwaldBuchrald j? looi: better." graphic love scene. body it is incredible how the skin becomes pf^biiities confess^ to see- and included it "Gentiemcr. weVe checked into and jn his diary, Brando is in the Dnited State.?, so on transparent, as if you were seeing the in- himself in the ro!e. “When v.'hich he published Chisf Red Fox's sex life and ing under t'ne 41sv day of shooting Berlolucri Is work- side of a person.” thtnte the story that could the tiMe of “The rvicmoirs beca'use of the age differeacial. I of script, Bertolucci says, is merely of Red Fo;:." ing with J.Iiss Schneider, a 20-year-o1d new- The be done on the basis of Mac- . *Rosald Reugan he's no Clifford Irving." with. “1 Because of l:us. McGrar'Kil! comer with hair like a corded poodle's, and something to impress producers Arthur.” he s.-e?" was 31. at Cannes in 1964; and Deputy Sheriff Bussell Bartlett E le University to build a tb^ “You could have at least “It would be a great way lor Well known to buffs and festival goers, feature. “The Grim Reaper,” In 1962. He Creating Order was duly dispatched with ah the Oxford wrote draft of Sergio Leone's “Once ster, designed by BcckmlnsLaf checked out the manuscript v.ltii Hughes to get revenge on tis." Bertolucci hit the big time last year with also a paraphernalia necessary u> sub- in the West" his FblZer.-and named the SamM somebody nho Lnev somethin? "It's a possibility. Irving said “The Conformist." Its success astounded Upon a Time and began “When you create a script you make due capture a rabid canine. career as an assistant on Pasolini'S first Beckett Theater. Ancounciiis liTS about the Sioux Indians." when he saw Hughes he did look American critics, who hailed it for its tragic order from 'When you film,- you put Peeling a little foolish, Bartlett 'Playwright Francis TVaraa "1 checked iiis handCTiting. It like an Indian." charm and as “one of the rare sensual film. “Accatone!" chaos back into the order. Chaos is a con- arrived on the scene to find not news, of the Burtonr>. wa.-, an authentic diary. Every "But haven't you forgotten? experiences in modem mo\ies.“ but Ber- "Every time Pasohni did a tracking shot dition 1 like to create. 'What I like in the a rabid pooch bat a hungry one, SL'-a. friend sl^ it was like assisting the first tracking shot riMgi< sgd ' that Burton hitnisl) word in it he wrote liimself." Iiring never saw Howard toluccL wasn't an that surprised: cinema is generosity, not economy.” the pet of. a ynaw who had been 7 that ever been made," Bertolucci has plans' to play the .title role c! ‘Tncludins the 12.000 words he Hughes." "When I made it I wanted it to be a was He sends each dayls film to Rome to be feeding powdered milk to a new said. “Even the close-up. It was like the “King' Lear” at the new thsc.ter su’iped from IJcGregor's "The •'He never saw Chief Red Fo.x success—I mean I wanted it to be seen by developed and woiries terrltdy that the air- litter of kittens.. first close-up that ever Wounded Knee Mascacre’" either." much of the world." Film-making has be- had been made.” plane bearii^ Ills rushes will fall down. RECUPERATING; Mrs. Abrshuc Like Pasolini, Bertolucci poet be- * "I realise it looks bad in retro- "Gemleraen, gentlemen. There come harder for him: “It was easier before was a “Each Shot exists by itself." he says. “Each A. Ribicoff. wife of the Dcihc- I to kno7%' he fore turning to films. “My fatiier was a spect but how was !S a credibility problem here, and because I didn't care about communicating shot Is a film.” ‘*We love the country and ire cratic senator from ConcecLira.*. I think became a to imitate I don't tiunk we're facing up with the public." poet. I poet Film scholars are already hard at work want to stay here.” said John who is off the critical list a! tci him.” Bertolucci says. His poems, “In. to it. I believe what we should on the Bertolucci oeuvre, and dissertations Lennon in New York on Thurs- Mayo Clinic iu Roche.’ler. M'h.n Saninaer Tinie hi Briiahi Cerco di ftlistero." won a prize in 1962. no is announce to the press that Tcniin^ Point are undoubtedly being written. A quick ^y. Neicrthtiess, deportation pro- where she is undergoiux treat- “And when I stopped being a poet it was LONDON’. Jlarcil IT ‘UPI'.— we were taken in by a 41-year- scholarly question then: “The Conformist" ceedings against the ex-Beatle ment for heart disease. MOBBED: to stop hnitating him." and IVs^ Britain will move to Summer old swinger from Ibiza and a The turning point a-as “The Spider's featured an important tango scene and 'Wife Yoko One ivere adjourn- American singer Lovriacr Time Sunday when clocks will be 101-year-old Siou.x Indian from. Stratagem." made just before “The Con- He made his first film attempt when he your current picture is called “last Tango ed only until April 18, when -the Idas, by hundreds of iemn'.t 15. using 16-mm camera Paris.” Is tlie significance the y&-vsr- moved forward one hour, put- ^Vounded Knee, but it will never formist” although it is only now being re- was a that be had in What of Lennons must reappear in . court in MiacCIosifleld, Englan:!, ting Britain one hour ahead of happen again." leased outside Italy. “The Spider's Strata- just been given, and he showed the result. tango in your work? to show cause why they -should day when he married Sr:*c4 Greenwich Mean Time \G.MT'. "Good idea." gem" was made for Italian tcle^'lsion «lest “T!ie Cable Car." to Italian xnoimtain “It's a fetish,” Bertolucci answers. “It'S not be sent home from America. Anna Maria' Fitzsimmons, -i:; The nation reverted to the enr.ual “Sir. there's a man outside in this give anyone too high an opinion of peasants, who were thrilled (the only other good because it's something I both believe The musicians were admitted to expects Watkins's boby in tire? ciiangc from GMT to Summer a U.S. Cavalfy suit who says he's Italian television. Bertolucci adds, “They're film they had ever seen was from the in and don't. A tango is serious and Ironic the Uhited States last August os we^s. SWTTCinNG: Re.cilc'.i>!f fanning in Vermont). the IngrjLoiii Time and back last Oct. 31. after General Caster and he would such bastards most of the time, they do 'USIA and was about at same tim& The word is easily mov- visas that explr^ Feb. 39. They Ckdlege President Mary of it first ing and at full self- a three-year e-tperimental period like to sell us his memoirs." tilings like my film to have a clean con- “Even then I thought as my the same time of later applied for status as perma- Bunting, 61, who will join doubt parody.” cn British Standard Time that “Well, buy tiieni for heaven's science") and in making it Bertolucci film." Bertolucci says. “I had no nent regents, but immi^tion Prioeeton staff Nov. i as Ds^i'taRi kept clcri» one hour ahead of sake. This may finally be the authorities cited a 1968 mari- to the president lu charge ti OJIT all year round. big book we've been waiting for.'' juana conviction against Lennon special projects.

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ACADcNtIA OX- ssh vUlaRS 11. aColasa. Spain. PENTHOUSE OLD ROME, 3 bedrooms. Bos 23,431. Herald. Paris. lor ijdO FORD, Couedkos quays of our harbor l OFFORTUNLUES t«L; 561.771. or_wiite: ZEHNL 'VIa BACTB PROVENCE, in'. Medieval- comblQlns loreiy GREEK ISLANDS r.ichis: aparmaests ZURICH vUlage, - BIO BOUSE, entirely lane oools: hotel Join Groups for 16th-NearFOCHS5y?’«;S?: cardeos vtlb PRIVATE YACHT CRCT5INO e|o^^ Pr. 3D0,t»O. Paris: 7I& Bpartmeatsin ihe'j'orre de SMoa. Confer?ace or famished, very Insnrlons wnble hv- reLurn. A1£0 COM- • rooms office on REGATTA In Enrope. In- POBTUG&L PariDS U' ( OLDB ENGLISH rcT, ioR -i- bedroom, all comfort, tele, dally, weekly or monthly basis 11 Aktl MoQUopoulou, Ptmeus. MSBCr.U, L0C.AT10MS. Mate a • Telex terested In playing landlord or phone, carpet, new bnudlna. Tory safe Inceslmeat la JtUE’. A AN- sunroof. U.5. Soecs.. Cble: Regnpro. Tx.: 212CD8 PPOTGR- claipiy inresting in yonr own oakp nlEh class. 304-34-77. 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MitgoifU'cnc ma- Return, Australia from d099. N.Ym FOR CXCl'L'TIVES IN EUBOPE Escudos 6.000. Write: Box 132, lATge Kong Suits’ Lot & Par Eaat. ro^ private old church. si Kent people in every branch. Quick ac- Price; Co.. GoaersUsiino 73. Madrid. Herald. Pari?. call or write: I.T.S.A.. as 0110,000. Mrs. MavroTdL _ Banse, 87 Resent SL, London. W.J tion la strictest conlldence. Reasoa- ROLLS-ROYCE SILVER DAWN, sun work- Sophias 4, Athens. pamstaldngly Telephone: 73* 2»34.'3,6. able fees. Used and pleased to roof. aucoQiatic. lag with. U.S. Pinas. Cable, phone or concours emdiclon. FOR SALE & WANTED restarcij ra wnte; O. C. Rono, gea. mgr.. Oenter HYDBA-CAMIXI lai • .AmoricAa car con.*mat:cinBj Citli. S4fl P:e«- a'Jto, upholstered armebilra, Calllomia. New York. Toronto. Van- 603.i. sicroo. P'.n:*; C22-93-T2. 2-6 n.m. 2 Paris; Uillv. on F.irl:laa-7 01-:F2-7y3Ci 637-32-74. couver. Africa. Par Eoxt, Auetmlta. Vi'MKLD'.VIDS J r. s *71 cr-nv tinod. American speca,. sua- INTERNATION.AL LTD. LICR.VTIS'E O U.S. MINK CO.AT. ma:d. dark ranch. CH.'U’TGATE I'aainu.N Hoiel Ch*i.''' Sa?- roof. bursund''. $S.46r>.— . Phone to: R-ianor Bou^e. 93 97 Resent Street. a'lio _ MANS 42-H, new. DlscUK price D]oy.;r% D:rbctorv CIO. .Al.E:^'.HnaA, Am'terd.im. 030-24C5ie. London. W.l. Tel.: 01-734 3466/7. Saecs. Edcellont Box 23.425. Herald. Parts. F.o;; t67, S. Pdiiadcna, Caliiomia VTV CAMPER. U.S. ‘69. SALE, dtyer. 01030 ronitltion. Poo-nn Too Not FOR vrasber kitchen TO BEPRESE.NT US ON A HIGH LEV 12.r.ori appbaaec:. carpets. T.V., hoU Share exoeayes, area. 841 per CI.^.4iUI,'R CCTERN.ATION.AL 60 Tel. : BrusseU. 73 78 OO. PERSON WANTED EL OF CONTACTS PROMOTING dryer. Paris: 97U-4S-61. .4sla. April-June, Malaga. - . fabulonu ciru cscorix CrMu WANTED rood used car. nny nmtes. VW bu; across C.LN.ADIAN REAL . ^ 9li3-37ii, THE SALE OF lovely hills, ITALY cards nt'icrime 3.30 a tn -9 30 oai Ca“ Geneva Mr. Vidas. non-drus ortented. Personal ap- ESTATE. INTEBTTEWS CONDUCTED BlAJORCA. old boose in Onlv March 17lh and IPth. poioimcnL; Owen. Apt. 12B.C/- 4 denble bedroocu. 2 receptions Tel L'locion 01-l37-sa;5 C'~ C. ON MARCH Si-73 XS PARIS. REPLY MONACO Ariona 31. Serilla. Tel.: 222940 . 2 baths, swimming garage TO: 9,683. HERALD, PARIS. pooL HOLIDAYS & TRAVEL TO::r AGENCIES £ TOUR GIIDES: BOX SB95 monthly inelpping house- Dlniai; factUtife. available for uo keeper. Bos 9.678. Shraid, Parts. to 300 clients, dancloe £i eatcrialn- MARBELLA. loxurlons villa with ment ud:U dawn, dL^counis J; com- baronial furnishings, panoramic missions paid. One of Paris's most terraces, iRuelkd Co mxty couniries in many parts of the world in the U.S.A. CANADA view, gardens, enclosed •I hate or publlclced reciauranlt & clubs. patto; near beach; housekeeping have ii?cJ many rcmo%al lirms but none has been as l.vii 32 'Care and Reasonable nrlees ^a arraDRements couple Incloded. Paris: 5204^ or as careful os yours.’ from $89. Return $169 Cis?:ble. wrlto to: Box 23.446. or Bos 26.564. Herald. Paris. cilicicni, couricous £' H-S. 6/raid. ParM. MIDWAY BETWEEN VALENCIA- J. AUSTRALIA from $429 SAVE VnrR TTME AND TROUBLE well . AUCASTFE. faralsbed exeep- - Bru«.4ls London Luxury dalle let fUnbu—shon notice, PORT'UC.AL villas or apart meals BELGIUM tional vlBa on hill above Medlter- r.o fuss ALvo all other destinations. to lei furolalted. Wrlic RITTA & * nnean. sleeps 4. 2 bathrooms, Ring or call lor rock boiion orlees. Ritta Lein.. Av. Vl.tconde Valmor BBUSSELS-^Toiir own heme instead livln^oom, dlnlngrtMm. stndy. 3 IS. r V. Tei.; 77<1928 Llsbos. of a hotel room—'‘Bntxmun SUN AI Charter Travel Center INDIA OTERL.1ND .£69. .Moniblv de- BOUSE.” 40 A-ve. Brnamana. Hlgh- POHTUC JLMUUUrfi ' 20 Old Coamon Street. London W.l. partures. Indivo. £5 Cumberland staodbiR flats, inchidlxur linen, FOB OWST-OSSS.-S St. Londoa. A.W.I. 01-828 OPSa dally npfceep. TV As phone upon able at lower rent. Befereoces- AMABm PMPSWrY MOROCCO OVERLAND. 3-week Treks, ^^larthotel Ponderosa With cnealyptaB and . cok j-m^ Interdean 1st floor. 6 Rue St.-3iara Parls-2e. request. Pot Information. oalL Wrtte: Box 23.3M, Bexald. Parts. 236-2>*-26 £39. iBdlc?. 26 Cumberland 51. davs: 443957. In *¥layaa las •Americas;” eenUi of Writa::a£nuMA-Pblat%,BB|S. _ 01-828 ' 3».- dw. Eelxencraeht 168 Amsterdaai-O. _ London S.W.I. 0926 BBUSSEL5: Alodetn 5-roem Inxurl- ue island. 8tm and heath in the tw -dr PnrtgnL li TR.4NS-AFRIUA. 13 GENEVA — FOR SALE DEVELOP- winter. - Algarve. ' 23-66-23 For weeks of ad- e»lv fornished aparkaent, 2 baths, TdeaDy situated- . Paefng PoxtnEsL arriv.a MENT COMPANY, spedallxed In SWITXERLAHD everybody everywhere Onoiln. 782 332. venture Africa: Betnilar De- telephone, garage, s^ a month. due sonttL 150 yards from the bea^ We EHOve 212-689-3171. nartnres. SIAFU. 60 Abbev Bouse. plastlra processing equlsaunt. Bec- Telephone: 49 56 21. Br"— Hew York: .. 7 Vlernrin «f Londoa SWl ord Of sueeessmi patents aad nui- TO lET hixinions furnished villa.' Aparthotel Ponderoaa offers . S'WI tEEBLANB .: ehloes. Small work- beautifully eitusted Vandoeuvrea.-! yoa .MR ini.ABTERS .A.C.C.IH. U.S-A. M9 . mechanical AUSTBIA luxury studies, one t«»bedrooBi shop available for take-over new Maltre, 5 R. d'Artoly. Par>5-8e. 742-9.VI6. w 5 Mn. Cenevs. Telephone wartmeaCs. - Zdonge U-BOOV ' and reception aSAMmPVL K4TW\.^r-.7LI. NEV.8L TREKS. aisigameois. Write to: Box 9.684. J. Prangols Martin -13 55. CB-] Sauvab4n.''L!S VIENNA; FLATS. HOUSES. VILLAS. M haU. bar. . restanrant. shopplDg eeo-' sa-OL- garden. 073-69-61. Herald. Pads. Geneva. C.TL.24 R Csnibon.Part«. I Coco Paris 265“6062 CALIFORNIA $160 T.; 52 79 64. H0D06T. Grabeo 31. ter at -straet la-vaL Banna._ tare IBelormed to the lain Flv let Los Ansclcs or Oakland LES Cn.lTFflrV DU I.A ld>TIlE. L.A swtmmlngiPDals. mug furolabed. s.Fr. I.QOO.OOO. less mortBfig^ COTE d'A^UR. VERSAfLLFS. with tact; Bodge -Pa«V. 760470 Hannover S52417 SlocUtolm 534ISO :i6D one nay, J26.7 ratum. Nairobi CAPJT.AL AV.Ul-lBLE. Substantial BAHAMAS Amsierdam >140. Slncnpore 5200. AcstraUa S47S. 9 rented ear. LCCAR. 198 Biib Ft.. Prices from: 4t-4 - FioHinimt 2. ussaaiK. ^ funds proj- •• SiiajbJ for loans A financing - - 2.'-5 London 0l-d2J*J'>.'4 Vienna Jneques iLailn Qunr'eri. Parl« PtS.' 596.000 ...203031. Tx.: 241119. BarLvIona 21^-4 lobonoexeurs reium $400. Please inC 38,700 ' '40.57. ects. Proof Of funds upon regnest. I'urich 902000 7 C.G.F, B*-,ervatlon: 013.62 47 Diaer's BEAUTIFUL 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, fur- Beroe 252226 .Madrid 201-lt3W v:nd for world Usl to: Tmyel, Front money prohibited. Oommln- £3a>06 UR, 89,200 :si 233 Finchley Rd.. Londoa N.V/.3 Club. American Eenress aisbed, carpeted, central beating' 224'U'4 .Mar.nlieiin I2U71 BC3tBAY return fllcbc 15tb Anrll- tlons & lees payable upon actual and eondltloaed. sitnated on' Bonn Guaranteed ' lEiterconex TeL: 794-6023. 794-6L72. 794-2588. rcatlsatlon of transaction. Con- w st« aad io>*(> net return' Milan 650110 Open all day Salurday, 16th May, cheapest yet. 783-30-17. the fantastic country elnb of South pins mahtttioa. Bnisscli i^‘5400 0 TO ; Beach 12131 432-.«4»3 Pari,. tacc: BE. ENTERPRISES, 8633 So. Fort St. Lnele. Plotlda. Tennis, TURN .Mu.nich 14JuT£ Avalon Ave.. Copiabaeai TR-4J'.*! Cn.lRTER r.irrrTA in Creeae with chlcoga mijiols ywlmmlng, Bolflng, mihIisibb 2i Write: S.E.P. 4''3432 Monacal (514)849-1168 60619. Phone; 3l3-721-giQa4. G BaMAW Y TQuarizcA inter. 72754S Rome U.\ILk tXIGHTS: S'ABapore, Bono- owner. Valet. Lvearittou 39. Alhenv. months rental or long.tenn lease S.A.. GE ig franfcl'urt NAcaGKAZ. ;v^iha Serves 8. 5P0RTSPA KewYorlL (2I2jM9-3«« Xuala Lumnur. £70. Au-vmlla RENT A T.lCHT In South or Turtev. PARTNER WANTED American eotnineaeiiig August 1st, T97S.' 43S350 Roiierdom 24S133 bote. ^ Im, 7 SsatB^chis de Tenerife, •Geneva £150. Tokyo £146. New York £35 Deilv price frnm 853 for 6 persons. corporation for soda buslaeBS in FOB BEST FURNISHED apartmehts ^taet owner. Flat AN 187. . . Spain. Phone: £4.29.77. contact Wolfgang SeboiR Prank- - ciisSFSP^ 6 - &BAT Centre, 134 Kew Bond St. RENT A I’ACHT, SOB Aye. Louise. Europe. Principals only need reply. Queens Gate. London - 8.77.7 T&« MCHae i;i»don. W.L TeL: 481-i325/72TB. 1030 Brussels. Bex sT693, Herald, Faria, furt/Maln. Hesetastr. 47. T.: 38 37 15 London 589 7863.

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' Rolando Thoeni Wins Slalom . J

the second, through 66, for a total are still very much alive. Either - -1 By Katz - Mike f DAYTON, -(AiD, Karcb 17 -^ests^' 6-il center .. fires by Jim Andrews gave of 104.07. Pena's total time was could win In either race, although nTFl).-7liitile - .EUnmIe XiTozis. led .Qirm In the second, half to on- the "WQdestB mi i MADONNA DI CAMPIGUO, a %-51 They 105.66 seconds. Third, in 105.77, both seem a little under their best a balBQ^ gpnfaipJry ‘ly. nine for the Italy, March 17 (NYT.*.—Jean- WazitoB. sever zel|n([aiai2ied command. »v'l was Andrzej Bacbleda of Poland, form at the moment. Russi has 19 points -and Sie Wildcats ' whmers in Noel Augert of Friinee took the ap^' pigtit of nine Florida State onftccired Min- who thus remained In World Cup only the giant slalom Sunday in Maxipiette last nSiiht, ^dse^d-bse attempts Ibr 16 nesota, il-2, In tito' last men's World Cup Alpine skiing . 3 1/2 contention. Bachleda didn’t get which to better his position. the National CoUe^ate Athletic after' getting tq .the -boniis lead with two mces and two days minutes of 'the first half for a the full benefit of the third place, Assoelatloin Uldeast B«kma3& r laitaatlan • 'glttt 10:06 xanaining.' 35-29 haiftiTrif leto 'and never remaining in the season by plac- earning 12 instead of 15 points Miss Debemard Wins TTdrids State moved ' Three ;4fiBrqizette ing fourth todsj is a special plsyas fooled trailed thereafter. since only the five b^ results - ' >Hriaagr. • •• • ffiftinm " nhawiplwaVifp tO- ; . . won by the “other" Thoeni. out,. . Rotasd Gazxutfc, firing over for each discipline count and he FRA LOUP. Prance. March 17 mornw afternoon agaiz^ Eeh^ Ueniuette. Augert gained 11 World Cup loeing 1% third of 29 Minnesota's zone defense, led already had scored points in five fReuters).—Daniele Debemard of ' points to give him 135 for the tacky by heatli]iK.B|(B-,-7^ .obain-* games, jonDed to & IS^lO lead,: Florida State with 23 points. slaloms. France, who missed an Olympic

• season and 5 than Henri pich Minnesota, : 7d-^-. ia the mostly, on the-saning- of .Bob more gold medal by two-hundredths of Edmund Bruggmann of Switz- other semiil2»L-.-;r>-^'- lAck^,:Vtio Duvfllard, also of France, who had last had » game-high 21 ' a second in Japan month, erland, who entered the competi- . Long Beach St,^ Lyoss, «MnB>£: ix^ and reserve Riley 'Wim- owner. like the commercial becau.?e N.H It 57.52-56.12—113 44 course. Just througii 10th - State. (19-8>.play. for the regional downhill Mr. Novelle had gone the meet tamorrow afte{cn6on for the berly scored lA In three respects, the announce- made Charley look bad, and she 35. Mibe Lafferiy, ' Eupeae. gate on tbe course. title tomorrow afternoon. . Ore 57.96-53.91—113.77 »*g'ht to advance to the national Long Beach State stumbled to ment was unique. It presented and their sons own TO percent of .^nnc's WORLD cn* Tschudi. the defending champion in the event, finished ffiwnifiTiftis at Los Angeles on vnth pwi^t VATHay scoring 18 33-22 lead alter a ragged first Blue to tbe public as a bazgainer a the ball club." 1/2 seconds of Hensle.v of tbe United marks Penn’s' points more than 1 ahead Ray ‘'Thuiklay.- This points, SouChwestem ' Louisiana,' half, in which San Pkandsco hit ready for reasonable compromise Blue was paid $14,750 last year 1. J.-X. Auyert. Prance 125 States. Tschudi's time was 1 minute 9.22 seconds. third successive try in the NCAA 24-4,- moved - to a 14-point

BEAL ESTATE FOB SALE PERSONNEL WANTED SimOATiONS WANTED L'.S. CITIZEN. Preoeb-bora. 30'a. bi- S WITZ'EBL'anD CLASSIFIED lingual. ex-air stewardess, eaipert GERMAN W091.AN beauty, fashion, make-up ^ cosme- raivaTE: chennlzir redoes* ASSpQATES TRANSLATOR tics, &ccks cb.xllenging post, .tial GOimlry boose, 33 km* from (Continaed from Back Page) France. Swlturlund. Write: Box teosTs. 5bme Syou. 10 mies freio language. ; English, Frcncb, souad 9.666. Herald, Parte. DlcoaRC. 6 bedrooms. 3 betbi, 3 knowleilgi.* cf Itail.vn, experienced r.5. ELECTRONIC TECONTCTAN I WANTED | WANTED also la cleccroiechnirel translaUon:,. fuFi-iga domestic apart* WANTED PERSONNEL WANTED i PERSONNEL WANTED PERSONNEL PERSONNEL leeks cmploymenu DIglui Etat&B^a, sepanwd PERSONNEL BitBUn beatid swlmmlaB'PMl, n- . FOR POSrilON JN seeks interesting posiiien. Write to: Computer Piele: Entdneer. Write: Box 9,660, Beraid. Pans. nse 3 cars, beanuful impretroable PI.4N1$T • SINGER P.O. Box 485. Pomona, New Jer- ' — LOORINC POX newview lake. Mt.— Blase. iMt few sey 0&210, U.5.A. on the SPECIALIST: Specialist Anglo-SasoQ repertoin:, a noun -10,006 sq.m.' y5i.: Oeseva. 48.M. REAL ESTATE SALK SEKBETATOPr SUPPLY Ump. Well paid. Box civiuan personnel experienced In D.& Ai.- Force U50- APPLICATIONS BED4G ACCEPTED dinner «B.U.D9.«4. Or BOK a674. HmM. FUEB DEUTSCHLAND POB 5ULITABT 21,444, Beraid, Parte. ORGANIZER Puts. fKTT EWCUSCH lamlUor with AP ECS iaS2 Supply Syscem. Will perform Item Special- SALES ENCINEEB. ST, 5 years in ‘i Intcraatloaal com- DOMESTIC SITUATIONS prime residential and commercial JXOrS MCTTEBSPBACBE) pneedURs, duUes as Research REPRESENT.4TITES ELECTRONIC of tet iDeluding snpervlsorT rcsEOUSl- SALES Amencan, perfect French. specu:tj' panies In petroleum and cosmetic 1T.& A. - D.8. properties • CHIEF SNCfNEER fkid. E.D P. expeneoce. eencomlc ebarmaete nnd Intel- DEVELOPMENT biUtSes. anienna* and communleaiions. SITUATIONS WANTED STE . . -T etae • FKOGILAM In Europe for America’s most rjc- esrelle.’it reicrcnccs. basic perseeoilebkelL sel^ BASE HOUSING SCPEBVTSOB: Ap- Paris based. Send C.V., salary irxsnlDg, can join a ' verv 'proflssslonal wins Ugute n SUPERVISOR cessfiil community developer Bselteb. setks chxllecglnp position. arteJreo fewoeimt,^t PLANNING TECHNICIAN plicant must have supervisorr requiremmiii. VVrtw; Box 79,337, TRYUNCiLAL English gitl seeks t^ain erith cwoe a decade of ezperi* autniige^ • WUl cotulder loroed. Box 8,658, s Port on &pe Cod deutscbkenntalssen, in eng- SUPERVISOR experience Id Air Force Base Herald, Pans. holldav ,iob. Sox 23.448, Beraid. . -ewe. ilk Hurope. guten rXT COUMUNITT DEVELOPllENT Beraid, Fa.ris. Bseber »rrespondeas fest In wort • CHIRP PROGRAMS Bousing (uneUons. BlUagual lEng- CORPORATION T^AREnt LIVE INSCR.4NCE aeente BELCI.aK lady Is seohlng a house- dceanfiont Estate und sebrUt. moeobu rieUelebt gem DRAFTS.>1AN SUPERVISOR Usta-8nRR)sb> capablUiy desirable. Switch to higher commteslons and keeper job in Cslllornin or Pben.-- ADMJNISTBATIVE SPECIALIST: Ad- Herald. Parte. six, Arirona. Write to: Agcnca are just B .biWEe on Squaw unser land kean^eraen. m CONSTRUCTION INSPECTOR PoeL'acta 1330, 69 EeidelbeiT 1. advances. Box 9,366, .OTERJCAN .ATTORNEY. Excelleni mislstraUve Supenrlsor reporting Rouei, Nr. 522.617, Hue Royale, waad. TMs ectraonUnary new con* STARTING SALARY • DfDUBTRIAL ENGINEERING West Germeev. H.OTBUBG B.ASED AMER* credentials, pre.’-enily employed b> erfolgrelehes broker— to the contract CIril Snexneer LARGE ns. 1000 Brauels. SgBipnarY beau, on- acres with WtK . . .. ela ANALYST requires top Wall street Firm. Fluent In dcr reqniring knowledge of adoilaisLra- ir.w COMPANY Techni- A.MEIUC.tN COLLEGE GIRL to help ^5 leet of priraie beacb. baa 0 bed* nnd InTestmentuntemchmea Mnst meet requirements «f cal Fen'Ices Manoger lor cballenz* French. InieraaUonAl esnericnec. Dneeceldorf. xueben BUiavledBe of tion monagemenL record Adminis- fa.iiUy with children. Experienced roooB e baths. 3 fireplaces .Excellent Ho^talizatkm. rbelametrepele MpUeable APK. WUl eensider poslUoa with law aelbstvcrstaeadllch trselBB. correspoBdenee cemre] and Ing postUon. Requires broad lecli- and highly reedmmraded. Tennis. W4LW1B mOPBRXffiJnearparatetf ale nnd slnd Htealsn. German or Italian nK.-il backgroiied in mcicrs, firm cr cerpor.nloa In Prance. geb^t availability personnel managemepL BlUngoal - FAR EAST p.*:p(>rt swimmer, tutor English, «3 Morui street.' Oreeasieb. Coaa. sera betali; thaen dn gww dnirable. 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Page 2 ENTERNAHON.^L HER.4LD TRIBUNE. MONDAY, &IARCH 20, 1972 ** ‘Some Say 1,000 Were KiUed’ Nixon^s Visit Biggest Radio-T\ Spenders Khulna Bengalis Avoid Talk TiedtoTaiwan In Florida Race Did Poorly 19 Maine finished. poor fourth WASHINGTON. March a -riu, so _ percent, after- -- an outlay About ‘Slaug r’ of Biharis Cuts hy II.S. (NVT)^Bwsly, if ever. Iiave 8 Jjvji © auny candidates spent so much bis sides report as By Sydney on radio and television to so little' that other Democratic coicpe-'f _ H. Schanberg PuUoat Plan Set on effect as in the Florida Demo- tors believe to have been bigh^ Bangladesii. March been washed away. Trustworthy primary last Tue^ay Outside the primary, a citize^ 18 'NYTi. This Presidents Return cratic — Bengali cih' is sources, including ashamed Ben- finished first and campaign headed by GQ^>. nervousiy " The mcn-wbo trylas to hide its gahs, report that Askew of Florida spent shame. the toll of dead -second. -Gov.- -George ’W'ahacc nezr<, and wounded is least By William Beecher S50.D00 on television spots at several of Alabama and Sen. Hubert B. . siaj^ No Bengali resider- will tali: hundred. WA SHINGTON, March 19 of Minnesota, got 60 at defeating an ADti-buting'-gf' of the Humphrey details and many pretend (NYT).—High administration of- spent only prendum. It won 74 percent^ the Arson, Looting percent of tbe vote but incident never happened. But ficials that after the vote. say Pre^ a little more than 20 percent of facts are emerging that This correspondent saw lOO make It dent’s return from China, tbe the total Democratic invesuceat Taken tosethfa-, the FJeri* clear that wounded at the main hospital, 10 days ago. in a burst 'White - House directed the Air media. results tended to cast doubt, and none were Bengalis. In broadcast c of revenge against an ethnic An ‘area Force to Plan the gradual with- poUtlcBl assumption several Of the three candidate who. the at minority, mar.y of whose of blocks in the Bihari mem- drawal over the next year or two relied heai.'ily on radio and tele- last dozen years that \iiter3 s^ bers had collaborated colony, known a$ Khalishpur. is with the of 'a. substantial part of its fmve Sen. Henr most heavily influenced - gutted by fire and UmtiDg. vision eitopsure. only. y. by win Pakistan Am.v. tlie Bengalis at- The *raiwan. bear radio and on M. Jackson of Washington, pro- they on res t: tacked the Biharl survivors have fled. colony here, Tbe focus' of the withdrawal, duced a vote that could be inter- teieviricn and' that heavy setting fire to hemes and killing “Some say 1,000 were killed. these officials said, would be preted in any 'way as being liarcr- cast pending contributes dht-ii indiscriminately. Seme say more, some say less,” The killing was - polls. reported lour squadrons of C-130 trans- able. He finished in third place t« success at the done mostly with knives, seme a dejected leading Ben- ports. supporting -the Vietnam a'lth 13 peremt of the vote. In running first with a 42 of them haling large machete- gaii citizen, who asked not to be war from Ching Chuan Kang Mayor John V. Lindsoi’ of New coit plurality. Gov. WaKaeexpec like named. “It is not something we blades. Air op Taiw'an. broadcast about $60,000 on tclevts'-tti are proud of." Base Yoric spent $l'*0,000 for .t^r- It is impossible to get an exact Counting aircraft znaintenahee, hte advisera. and $15,000 for radio spots. Cespite appeals by the three- time, according to casualty count. Some people say and* administrative per- According to iiides, Sen. month-old Bangladesh govern- supply but attracted only encugh Fior-

many Bihari bodies were thrown they the . tran^wrt phrey's broadcast spending ment for restraint and tolerance, soDoel noted, idians for a fifth-place finish and into the Bholrab Bii'er and have verj' close to the there have been sporadic revenge operation aecoimts for ron^ly 7 percent of the vote. ran w.^siis: half of the 8.600 American mili- fion Muskie of figures, both in size and baLjx* e.xecutions in several cities, in- Edmund S. cluding some that have touched tary men on Taiwan. 3 Nations Attack off flashes in which Bengalis Defense and State Department have been killed; but none of officials -were reluctant to dis- the- these had b-sen on the scale of cuss specific reductions in Illinois Primary Could Malk Jordanian Flan presence £a the Khulna incident. Aubciaied Preu. American military At Sadar Hospital here, the Talman for fear of suggesting, a For West Bank ACCORD—Indian' Prime Minister Airs. Indira Gandhi and Bangladesh Prime Alinister commit- corridors and aisles and even of- lessening of the U. S. Or Break Three Democrats cooperation yesterday. at- CAIRO. March 19 fNYT'.— fice rooms are filled with the Sheikh Alajibur Rahman sigfning 25-year trea^ of friez^hlp and ment to defend Taiwan from tack. help him do this by gasgisg.; The Federation of Arao Republics, wounded n:ea, women and a few . CCoatSsined from Page Detailed Plans Sen, Muskie and voting-'* comprising Egypt. Siiia and children with blood-stained ban- nols will be a make or break state on Mr. McCarthy in the Libya, yesterday denounced the dages on tbeir heads and limbs. But a high Pentagon official for him- Through a S200.000 preferea. pixposal of King Hussein of The overcrowded hospital has no India and Bangladesh Sign Treaty conceded Friday that a general media campaign ' and a 'a'eU- contest. Jordan for a “United Arab beds for them, so they lie on phase-out plan was requested be- organized appearance schedule, Spokesmen for the AieGore organization Insist tlieir Kingdom" involving federation blankets and thin straw mats fore President Nixon's trip to the fanner senator is hoping to champ; (Contlnned from Page 11 cant loss to India since the United ence to the nearly tH billion in interest^ status for Palestinians in the on the stone floor, eating their China last month and that, on push the Democratic party toward is only in winnir,g month Bengali guerrilla struggle States was its biggest aid donor. military aid the United States -gates. But out among the Israeli-occupied West Bank ter- supper of sugared bread and his return, the military was di- the left with a significant 'victory supported India. the The anti-Nlxon admlnistncion has given Pakistan since 1954. ritory of Jordan. milk. by Aom rected to work out detailed plans in the popularity contest. many McGovern delegates the guerrilla struggle theme was also strong in Mrs. In night, Too Weak, Dazed beginning of a development last with the final timing and num- 'Wherever he goes, he has ap- workers are urging their listear A statement by the Presiden- Gandhi's remarks at a news con- the last March, which was touched Bangladesh and Indian gov- bers to be decided by tbe White :to to vote for Mr, McCarthy oa.1' tial Council of the federation still wearing pealed to McGovern supporters Most are the off ference held just before her de- ernments said will when the Pakistan Army that they not HOUS& preference line and Sen. t> called on all Arab governments blocd-stalned clothes in which parture this morning for New launched a ruthless crackdown to negotiate the repatriation of State Department official Govern on the delegate lines. to reject the prcposal, which it arrived hospital A they at *he elected Delhi. Pakistan prisoners of until try to crush the popularly war stressed that the prospective -With this potential fb? ia< described as a U.5. maneuver to Some are too weak to speak and "Tliose people who hetv con- Bengali autonomy fflovemeot. the Pakistan recognize Bangladesh. withdrawals stem more feom the chief. Tuesday’s vote could bn obstruct a united Arab stand a few are dazed and incohereoL sistently opposed Bangladesh's Celler of i\\F. Nixon administration never pub- Since Pakistan considers pris- disengagement from In such a way that ail th; against Israel. ‘T alone, I am alone," American am killing liberation,'* she said, “are now licly criticized the army’s oner repatriation the most Tietnam than from the new Democratic candidates could till A Jordanian delegation headed Sharluddin Ahmed. 50, kept very much interested in seeing of hundreds of thousands of Ben- crucial Immediate issue is policy of rapprochement toward Running at S3 they had won. by Bahjat Talhouni, a former mumbling. **Mj family Is all they are proved right and not galis, and in addition continued unlikely to agree It • Sen. Muskie’s to separate iwatninnd China but added, camp . has, !n killed. There’s no one to look will premier, came to Cairo to explain some arms shipment to Pakistan. a*e. I think they try to from other issues, the probable "Maybe we can kill two birds the beginning, estimated I’c after me. I am ill. someone King Hussein'S plan. Mr. Tai- ^loreover. in the Indla-Paklstan weaken the subcontinent, because effect of the statement is that with one stone." about 80 of the committed da’ houni said at the airport that come and help me?” this was the policy all along— war. the Nixon administration no peace taks' will be poimble Another indication that the gates will be a\'ailab!e osd tb it in the interest of the A few miles away, in the jute-mlll not just on the question of Ban- “was labeled India the aggressor and on any of the problems created anything less than 40 delega) area where the Bihari colony is removal of the transports from entire Arab nation." continues to do so. The admin- gladesh.” by the India-Pakistan war be- situated, one :»ectian of the colony Taiwan is not unrelated to the and 63 percent o« the popuiip« istration also cut off all economic She added; "That was pur- fore Paltistan grants recognition desire im- vote would be a harmful is bleak and completely aban- administration’s to h Peking Sees Plot aid to India during the war and pose of encouraging confrontation to Bangladesh. doned. Some areas, where prove relations with Peking came Sen. McGovern told a Champaii; March 19 fAP).— has not yet resumed it, a signifi- with India," an apparent refer- TOKYO, thatched huts once stood, possibly when Pentagon sources disclosed Urbana television audience Thisr Foreign Minister Chi Feng-fei 20.000 Bape Tictnns market areas, have been burned that they were considering re- day that, If he won at least • of China has criticized King to the ground, leaving empty LONDON, March 19 CAP).— locating one or more of the -dele^t6.--he would be smilir Hussein’s plan es a plot to lields marked only by small Nearly 39.000 girls raped in tbe Taiwan-based squadrons to other Tuesday- night. divide the Palestinian and Arab Bhutto Offers to Talk If India clumps of ashes and a few scraps war over Bangladesh need urgent bases in the Far East. The While Mr. McCarthy’s iic peoples. Peking reported today. of clothing. abortions to avert further trag- Philippines, one officer pointed profess to scorn the nun^ broadcast said that Mr. Chi A The stunUer houses of brick edy, a California physician. Dr. out, are about 100 miles closer game, they say that 30 pe.'s^ yesterday made the criticisms and concrete are blackened by Releases Prisoners of War Harvey Kazman, said yesterday. to South Vietnam than Taiwan. of the popular vote, after oz when he met with heads of the fires set in.'ude. which put three weeks of campaigeisg i —Britain's He said most of the Bangla- Arab diplomatic missions in CConlinacd from Page II foreign secretary. Sir Illinois, be clear riess ablaze the wooden furniture and desh girls are 14 to 16, but many TOuld a Peking. Alec Douglas-Home, said shutters. The front of one of that re-established normal Pak- here to- are even younger. for Mr. McCarthy. according day that nations should not pantr thess one-story dwellings is istani-Soviet relations, Dr. Karman, pioneer of non- Crisis Ends here. over the Soviet Navy’s presence pocked with buUe- holes. Some to the Pakistani ambassador surglcal abortion techniques, said Humphrey on Primorla gov- In the Indian Ocean. Ministers of the goods of a looted grocery •The policy of the Scriet he trained EEC was and doctors he has WILKES-BARRE. Pa.. lying in the dust. emmenc right now is not onti- He speaking to reporters As Cambodia Rep. Emazmel Celler store are stlU have already performed lf)00 fAPi Sen. Hubert H. Bu-uperr seen Pakustan,” the ambassador said before leaving Tehran, where he To Start Talks Not a light can be in the abortions on the girls. He was p., Minn., called yesterdsy fe yesterday after Mr. Bhutto left. held talks with the shah of Iran area and no soimd can be beard in London en route to a U.S, IdArch 19 reglcnalized presidenUsl-prstc* during a one-day stay. WASHINGTON, occaslanal clump of "It is friendly . . . and ft may get He goes except the fund-raisizig tour to buy a heli- Gets Premier CeUer. ence primaries across the eo&a!::?: Fall Summit next to Pakistan lor talks Eknanuel Ou the boots of the Bengali soldiers friendlier.'' with copter needed to continue his 'Vartoux blacks of Presdent seemed almost siir- ndeb have been posted to keep That is a major change from Bhutto. D.. N.Y., BRUSSELS. March 19 (Reu- who work In 'Bangladesh. By Fox ButterHetd consider holding primaries on. U peace and enforce the curfew the situation of a few months prised when aSked tbe other week of intense Com- tlie PENH. March 19 same date, tbe DcmocraUz.jffei ters'.*—A supported PHNOM 'was running for re* Imposed alter the killing. ago. when Moscow day if he dantial mon Market actiiity will get fNYT President LOD Nol nam- aspirant sold at a SR India against Pakistan in the war ele^oD. under way here tomorrow with Some Normal Life ed a long-time nationalist leader, conference. for Bangladesh and sharply Is Said to Still Get sure running.” be OA Funds "Oh, rm Individual primaries do- it prepare, tions being started for the Bengali areas around Son Ngoc Thanh, premier yester- In the criticized the "military rulers" summit meeting colony, life appears day. ending Cambodia’s week- said, lighting a cigar. “Tery candidates a chance to get sim enlarged EEC tile Bihari who then governed Pakistan. this autumn and three separate normal. The movie house is long political crisis. much like I always have, going tbe people. Sen. Humphrey M The new Soviet attitude was sessions of the conummity's Coun- doing its usual business, the mar- Intended for LaosWar Victims 1922. stop* but the number- of prinor- vividly presented to Soviet citi- Mr. Thanh, 85. who served as back to Tve never of Mirusters. busy and on the dirt side- makes it difficult to spend i cil ket is zens yesterday on the front page premier during the Japanese oc- ped running.” If he wins re- v.'alks young men are playing time necessary In cempaigsk In all. more than SO senior of Fravda. which carried a picture By Tad Szulc cupation of Cambodia tn World election, as seems highly like- of the pool He said that If tie bad -to ministers from the SLx and the caromboard, a game and WASHINGTON. March sistance War n. wQl act also as foreign of Leonid I. Brezimev smiling 19 programs ly tbe Brook- * table in Laos by tbe at the moment, countries wlU be family played on a wooden (NYTi. between individual prlmaristi . lour candidate shaking hanrifi with Air. Bhutto. —^Nearly half of tbe UJ5. CIA for the guerrilla army, in oiinister in tbe newly revised gov- lyn Democrat, who will be 84 with plastic discs instead of balls one national primary, he usi here, as well as three delegations Mr. Brezhnev is the Communist aid funds intended to help civilian addition to diversion of the pub- ernmental system proclaimed by and by flicking fingers instead on May 6. will establish tiie choose the latter. from the European Free Ttade party cliief. victims of the war in Laos are lic health funds Marshal Lon Nol. of cues. record for service in the " Association states. still being diverted to the Cen- Lon Nol, who has led Cambodia “I saw nothing,” said one A Second Report House of Representatives. NJ. Nfccoa Chief The first meeting, tomorrow U.S. Aid for Pakistan tral Inteiligence Agency's dan- dince tbe overthrow of mnee Bengali merchant whose shop is The second report Is expected to Mr. Caller, nrho was first 19 (NTT- morning, will involve the foreign destine guerrilla army despite the Norodom Sihanouk two years TRENTON. March right next to the vutted Bihari RaWALPINDL Pakistan. March be presented later Six four Nixon administration's assur- this month to Reeled to the House in 1822. Gov. WDUam T. Cahill yestea ministers of the and the left this 19 iNYT'.—The United States ago, initiated the crisis when he area. "The Biharis the Kennedy committee by tbe accepl candidate countries In their first ances last May that this practice when Warren G. Harding was announced that he has neighborhood two months before and Pakistan yesterday signed the accounting dismissed tbe constituent assem- would be baited, according office. an invitation to serve as VS formal preparations for the Paris Only Bengalis live first agreement between them in to tbe bly on March 10. caneded the President, will complete 50 independence. The .Jersey campaign chairman far« summit meeting. Oeneial Accounting Office. accounting office’s report constitution that it -was drafting in the hem now.'' Bengali soldiers more than a year providing com- yean House at the A summary of the secret repmt on the "civilian health" programs re-election of President JUiaa! They will examine one of the sidled up to monitor the conver- modity aid to West Pakistan. and named himself tbe first pres- end of his current term this by the GAO, the congressional in Laos contains a chapter on history. Francis T. Dale, publisba. principal Items on the agenda— sation. Under the agreement signed ident in Cambodia's year, tying the record of Investigating body, was made “assistance to Lao military and the Cincinnati Enquirer, wM- the enlarged community's rela- Biharis who fled the niin*d here. Pakistan is to receive near- There was little public protest Carl 'Vinson The paramilitary forces of Georgia, who serving- as national cbalraua- counties and refugee ly million worth of goods, public yesterday by Sen. Edward and their tions with other area are now living In ^4 against tbe marshal’s actions, but retired in 1964 aftor terms M. Kezmedy, Mass. The re- dependents.” A summary provid- 25 the Re-Election Committee, id its world responsibilities. This camps in another part of the including oil, tobacco and cotton. at least five prominent political port at ed by Sen. Kennedy says that in the Housa Gov. CahlU. to head the New J item is subdivided into three colony. The camps were The goods are to be supplied was prepared tbe request leaders reportedly turned down Bihari this his Judiciary Subcommittee section "is rLiaeifiPf^ se- sey campaign. categories—-relations with indus- set up by the Bangladesh govern- under the provisions of Public of on offers of tbe premiership from Refugees. cret'." trialized countries, with the devel- ment, which is also providing Iaw 480, known as the Food for Lon Nol before Mr. 'Hianh ac- While the Kennedy summary oping world and with Communist food and medical clinics. These Peace program. Based on the repwt's figures, cepted. provided no details on tbe rela- states. tent camps are cordoned off and Pakistan has been the recipient the diversion of public health Mr. Tbazih, a short, wiry, in- tionship between AID, which ad- Hiimphrey Moves Into Leal closed to all but doctor^ and re- of more than $4 billion in Amer- funds, which are managed by tbB tense man who was bom in South misisters foreign aid, and tbe lief workers. ican aid since the mid-1950s. Agency for International Devel- Vietnam, said last night that he During the laA however, CIA, the senator commented that Reports Many Bengalis In Khulna talk year, opment, amounts to an estimated regarded all of Lot NCI’s actions AEG foreign to “AID continued to furnish sub- In Survey Among Democrat euphemistically of the incident aid Pakistan was 82,5 million a year. as democratic and in accordance sharply reduced. stantial amounts of medical sup- as “.1 clash of two groups.” A for- Congressional sources said that with the spirit of the Cambodian. 13tli Atxaosplieric port to Lao military et al” with (CoBtiniied from Page 1) In a straw ballot in the A relief worker here said; "It another secret GAO report would Constitution of 1947. eign ' Tlslt by Sir Aleo "little or no control over tbe dis- Democrats nationvride with rida primary, voters iu ^ was no clash. It was a slaugh- disclose details on tbe con- alsn said tribution and mwiig Mr. Thanh that the Qpv. Wallace in list: state overwhelmingly vo.ftSi A-Test by China " 'Reuters'*. use use of tbe ? ! the ter TEHRAN, March 19 tinuing of AID'S refugee-as- rest of the new cabinet would be support items." Choices of Democrats tbeh* opposition to courtHiite WASHINGTON. March 19 named shortly, but be said tbat ed compulsory busing of sSft ngures and other details of tbe — Nationwide — - rUPlL—China conducted its I3tli he did not know what Lon' Nol children to achieve GAO report were made available (With.Gov. .Wallace in List) nuclear test in the atmosphere at would decide about electing a gration. With '97 percsni-'4« Heath, Pompidou Agree on Goals in EEC to Tbe New York Times yesterday Sen. Baheit ' Humphrey... yesterday, the U.S. new l^islatuie. now t^t the 31 ^ 0600 ' the GMT In congressional precincts nportizig. an- quarters, and one has been dismissed. Be Sen. Edmund Muskie ... 23 Atomic Energy Cosunlssion (Continued from Pogc 1} for Britain in hopes cf blocking iterated his arguments for speed, old vote in Florida was 74 to'J they showed that last month tbe Gov. George. Wallace..:... 15 ' nounced. British entry. issue wUl be while Mr. Heath strewed added that the. ixwaident would percent against school tasis^ Tbe the intelligence briefly^SO seconds, by one count. agency refunded to the Mayor John Ubdsay ... 7 Monitoring indicated that the raised at a meeting of the Labor need for careful preparation. retain all power to dioose decision come as a sur- the development agency $1.3 mil- Sen. George McGovern... 8 The had party's national executive After planting a beech cabinet, including tbe vice-presi- yield of the e.xplasian at the Lop com- tree lion for medical prise to Mr. Heath, who reportedly assistance to members of the. new. Sen. EugOTC McCarthy...'. 5 Nor. ciie test range In northwest mittee on Wednesday, even on the gnnmds of the afflciaJ dent and the president that he under- clandestine army activity and re- Sen. Betury Jackson -3 kllotons— told though tbe idea was rejected by estate in Buckinghamshire. National Security Council. China, was SO to 200 Mr. lated air stood it was an Internal French support between last Bep, Shirley Cl^holm ... - 2 comparable to the last tests and the party conference last year. Pompidou returned to Paris. affair and thus required no ad- July 1 and Dec. 31. Rep. Wilbitr Snils 2 Weatheb not in the H-bomb range. Conservative to London. The government Vance Hartke.'..'...!;. vance notice AcCOBDtiSg Sem ' l is the equivalent of remains determined to push Sudan President A kUoton Mayor Sam Yerty ' * o r i Mustard With Mnlton British entry through Farllament Pope Requests Funds It was reported that the ac- 1.001 tons of TNT. No preference 5 ALCiUtVB...... Z. 11 52 well next countjng office estimated .that - second test this year According to one account, Mr. before Jan. 1, when Pardons Rebels A!HBTgua*i>i 26 H eunnjr was the For Catholic School services these by AID to the CIA tt to subject of the four new members are sched- a3?KABA_M....^ AS auanr.' by the w-or'.d's fifth nation Pompidou raised the .. 100 uled officially to join the Com- would be in excess of SI million KHARTOUM, Sudan, March -aTKENS...... ^ ]3 M Ctoadf..-'. aelileve nuclear capabOity. China the referendum and explained. VATICAN CTTV, ^jch 19 * BEIBCT 20 68 XSsaST.". between Jan. l and June 80. 1972, (Reuters* -Gaafar Less than one-hof/ of 1 per- Z..... mon Market. fReuterei.— Paul today 19 Present ' 11-62 Bsun?. haj set off much more powerful “In France, people take mustard Pope ap- cent, ^ of 1972 ^ pealed to the second part tbe fiscal Numeiri today dedlared an am- «gwpt j5 s9- appear^ to be mutton.” It was his way of .Monetary Reform Italian Catholics for ' devices but now with MCssEi-s S3 S-jnoX.'.:: financial year for which the overall com- nesty for ^ particlpantc in Sen. Muticle received 48 percent ,, 27 concentrating on a yield-range emphasizing the obvious: The While details on the broad donations to save the BODAPBST._.... 1* 6? PiinV-«P mitments were made. the 16-year South Sudan rebel- of the -Democratic vote- in the adaptable to rocket warhead use. French do things differently from talks of economic and monetary nation’s Catholic University. . CAUBO:. .i.;..;..... 36 77 SUHaT-'li^ lion. New Hampshire primary on CASOBLAlfCa.... 15 9» the British, who do not have a reform remained vague, some ob- Stating that tbe same threat Tbe Kennedy committee es- -March T. He followed OOeeTSlGEIV...:. - B SB of referenda. fared Catholic timates, therefore', that tbe pres- In" a -presidatlal statement, ‘in tbe tradition sm'ers said tliat the British and universities in I^Uotlng by Sen, COSTA PEt- sot. is 88 ent nnTiiifti figure for the diver- said -that decided - to Qeonge McGov- '46 New Chief of SHAPE French appeared to have moved other countries, the Pope told he he had DUBLIN. a Asia Tile British do not hare the ern - of South Dakota.' who won EmiNBL'iaGBM.... 8 .43 feOf closer. two pilgrims at his weekly sions of public health funds to free all rebel prisoners, inelud-. CASTEAU. Belgium. March 19 garnishing mutton The leaders agreed on blessing 'FLORBXCB 15 88 worjy.» tradition of the tatelligeuce agency is about ing those .etUl. awaiting triaL 37 percent. Mayor Sam Yorty'’ survival • the need for reforming the inter- that the of tbe Catbolto FsjtNXFUSx...... SBsto';;;- .^Poltoe yesterday ' arrested sevOT persons in . 10 are oj^msed fears Britain. Rescue workers have WABSA.W...... over tbe cit>'—because of found the In each year "8500,000 to 8600,000 ax ford^ers—three Dutch, two to the eompulsoiY -bufilsg -of WASHIKCXOK.. S-gSw- NAME. cause are In their discussionE on the body of a woman and are applicable tq 'sgaar search- additional also- . - that vihratlons they fe Lebanese and a Belgian—on black and white school efandren gnmrg. . u. 61 ADDRESS _ endangering the stability of tbe prospects of a European security ing for the bodies of two mpy who these projects for air ttaziisport of charges of concealing kilo- ,'M .a nirans Of adhiering school ^ • 'leapetaCj^- ^nlqg conference, Mr. Pompidou re- were skiing with her. hftaWilh in fHaiy (Oja. n CtTY/STATS lif TbWeC, commodities and personnel” grazas of car. des^regatiaD. 08.1700 QMT, olheta at' Ito?