Brainteaser

I found this brainteaser in a Sunday newspaper many years ago, I can't remember which one. It provides a good example of problem solving thought, I think.

"You see, Inspector, the combination of my safe is a six figure number. In case anyone needed to get into it while I was away, I gave each of my clerks (Atkins, Browning and Clark) one of the two figure numbers which make up the combination. I also told each the position in the combination of the number of another clerk, but not the number itself.

Browning must have overheard me telling a friend that it is a coincidence that two of the numbers are squares, and that if you put them together you get a four figure number that equals the other clerk's number squared. I remember I also said something about whether or not the combination is divisible by this clerk's number.

When he was caught, Browning said, 'I canft understand why the alarm went off: I know Clark's is the first number!' I later realised that what Ifd told my friend about whether or not the number was a factor was wrong, which was lucky for me as Browning had got his own number in the right place."

What is the combination of the safe?

Clearly a table of squares might help, and I have posted one below! Can you solve the problem?