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ALL EDITIONS October 12, 1938 Arizona Republic, Phoenix, Arizona. Page 10. Typical Teenager Land Return Mac's Objective Judge Shuns Haldiman, Harless Suit American Boy May Win World Chess Championship From Red CLIFTON Special )-Governor McFarland said yesterday that "when xxx elected to the U.S. Senate" he carry to Washington his fight to have the government return 150,000 acres of land to Arizona. McFarland, seeking to regain the congressional seat he lost in said in 1955 that he, O.

M. Lassen, land commissioner, and Robert Morrison, attorney general, discovered the government owed the state 212,773 acres. He said some 62,000 acres, valued at about $83,100,000, has been recovered. McFarland declared the lands are being put Superior Judge W. C.

Patterson, of Prescott, yesterday declined toi largely on a lease basis with an anticipated yield of $4 per acre to the school operating fund. McFarland said Senator Gold-water (R-Ariz) "has directed his efforts toward pressuring the government to auction land to private interests." The governor added: "Until the state recovers the land which is ours by law such federal sales are an invasion of state's rights; they deprive Arizona schools of a source of financial support which would serve to lighten the tax burden on school districts." Phoenix Bets Placed With U.S. Agent Many Phoenix area bettors will, be shocked to learn that yoster-i day they placed thousands of dol-' lars worth of bets with a federal! agent. Clifford Scntt, aent of the in-: trlligcnce division of U.S. Inter-! nal Revenue Service, accepted the i bets by telephone as federal me.i! and city police raided a betting i emporium in the SOO block on N.1 Fourth Avenue.

JACK G. Williams, head of the' intelligence division in hear motions to dismiss the Rich-; ard F. Harless-Joe Haldiman election case now pending in the1 courts. i Judge Patterson told attorneys! Arizona Space Age Role A sound-color slide presentation, "The Space Frontier," has been produced by Arizona Public Service Co. that the dismissal motion should i be heard bv the iudce planning to hear the entire case.

He said, The 30-minute presentation, using models and drawings, depicts currently he has too much busi-l Arizona's place in the space age. SEE 1 ness in his own court to be able. to hear the complete case. It explains the operation of space THE CASE was sent back tOjSatellites and the parts such Superior Judge Renz L. Jennings Phoenix firms as Motorola and 9 HHHMIMIMU I 1 llll I 1 for reassignment to a judge for Reynolds Metals play in the pro said the betting operation had a potential gross of $730,000 a year on the basis of a $2,000 daily take during the past several weeks.

The federal a gents were ac motion and trial. jducing of parts for the space trav- Harless brought the suit against ejjng machines. SENATOR FRANK G. Haldiman after the latter was ae- The program was conceived Jf" written, filmed, and narrated by clared winner of the Democratic nomination for District 1, U.S. representative by a canvassed vote of 31,536 to 29,954.

I.VMGW In outward appearance and b2havior young Bobby Fischer is much like any other teenager. But his grand passion is chess, and having recently become an international grand master, he's now aiming for the world championship held by Soviet Russia. NEW YORK (AP) There's a Batman comic book on his bedside table and a rock 'n' roll program blaring over his radio. He's 1 gangly, and crew-cut. But Batman is sprawled over an open chess book and his nail-bitten fingers are deftly moving chess pieces over the black and white board which means more to him than anything else in his life.

Bobby Fischer doesn't want to be a baseball star or a football player or the most popular fellow at the prom. He wants to be chess champion of the world and it seems a pretty sure bet he will be. Most Americans don't know it, but their honor in a big international contest with Russia is riding on the thin shoulders of this 15-year-old boy from Brooklyn. Bobby is hailed by the experts as the greatest chess mind the world has produced in many years. HE HAS become an international grand master the youngest in the long history of the game and will meet the world's top seven players this year in a challengers' tournament.

The Wayne Center of the utility's special nrniects rienartmpnt Harless alleged irregularities in! ballot counting and distribution of: It is available for showing by printed campaign material at, polls, and asked himself declared winner of the nomination. call the utility special service Judge Patterson was called to section. companied by city antivice offi-' cers as they entered the small apartment which officers claim was the hub of a betting syndi-j cate in the Phoenix area. Found at the apartment was John A. Galambos.

41. who was. jailed on a charge of taking bets i without having a federal gaming! tax stamp. Williams said a search warrant' was secured after his officers hadi watched the operation for more! than three months. The agents said they have evi-j dence that bets were accepted onj major football games, the World i Series, and horse races at tracks; all over the country.

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Both sides agreed to the appointment of three inspectors to examine the machines so that the machines can be cleared for the election. IT IS BELIEVED, Williams said, that Galambos, former employe of a Phoenix smoke shop, was the "hub man" in a county wide operation. Williams said that many bartenders and other betting agents ACOUSTIC TREMOLO EASIER TO PLAY Conn's new system permits you to play it tonight! Try it today! 7 Models 7 Woods Raymond Loewy designed in modern or traditional. Seven beautiful finishes. AMERICAN PRODIGY Young Bobby Fischer is caught in characteristic pose during tournament match at Manhattan Chess Club: nail-bitten fingers to lips, coatless and tieless, a study in deep concentration.

(AP Photo) auditorium ef- For larae organ would accept bets in various es-j exact date and place remain to tablishments before telephoning! De determined. feet. An amaiing improvement. the bets to the Fourth Avenue apartment. Officers confiscated handicap sheets on most of the nation's football games, tout sheets cn horseraces, and balance sheets of bettors doing business at the S25 DELIVERS this new organ today.

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"I don't know." Yeah, I can read a little RussianI can read the moves. I can speak a little. Mr. Pressman at NYU (New York University) taught me. "No, you, don't talk at chess tournaments.

Why should you talk? Except when you offer a draw. But you can say anything. They know what you NEW and USED ORGANS $495 to $5400 Rent Organs $3.50 a wlc. 742 e. Mcdowell SAILORS GIVE BLOOD PORT AU PRINCE (AP)-Haiti's blood bank received 24,000 cc of blood donated by U.S.

sailors when the aircraft carrier Franklin D. Roosevelt gave shore leave here recently. Galambos was booked at county! Park in Rear jail pending an before U. S. Commissioner Carey B.

Wilson. AGENT SCOTT took over at th? telephone and accepted calls for almost two hours after officers entered the apartment. One man who called to place a bet under the code name "The Bagman" identified himself when Scott told him the telephone cail was being traced. Other bettors, telephoning the es tablishment placed their bets totally unaware they were talking to a federal agent. Still others cut off their conversations on becoming suspicious over the fact that it was not a familiar voice which answered their calls.

The winner will get a crack at the present world champion, Russia's Mikhail Botvinnik. Even people uninterested in chess are beginning to feel it would be a fine feather in Uncle Sam's cap to have Bobby whip Russia's best players in a game that commands great attention in Europe and South America. If he makes it this try, he'll be the youngest world champion in chess history and only the second American ever to occupy that lofty position. The first U.S. champion, was Paul Mor-phy, who turned the trick at 21 a century ago.

BOBBY, who could give a clam lessons on how to keep its mouth shut, won't say what he thinks of his chances. Nobody else thinks he will make it this time. But then, nobody thought he crmld win the American chess champion at 14 and nobody expected him to do very well at the recent international chess tournament in Yugoslavia. As the big chess all champions in their own countries, sat down opposite the bony young American, each informed him that he would be beaten. Some were nicer than others they said they were sorry to have to defeat him.

THEY DIDNT need to be. Most of them didn't. Bobby playing his first international competition, pulled out of his early difficulties and tied for fifth place winning his place in the star-studded challengers. Bobby is a tall boy with the classic adolescent slump and light brown hair. He eyes strangers in general and reporters in particular with glum distrust.

"Most reporters ask stupid questions. do I eat for breakfast? That's not important. Why don't they ask about chess?" He said. oo 1030 East Camelback v- fPjO 100-- A OPEN MONDAY EVENING TIL 9 1, ''M rlll'liP if SfiP Hi t. MON.

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N.M.. told the Cincinnati Bar Association that he figures Russians are sold on their form of dressed as usual in a sports shirt. Bobby won the American chess championship in dungarees and a T-shirt; no one remembers seeing him in a coat' and tie. "The people as a whole are better off than they have ever been in history before," he said. Malone and other members of the national association recently THE RUSSIANS keep winning the big ones in chess, he said, because "everybody there took a trip through Russia, talk-! plays.

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