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ALL EDITIONS October 27, 1957 (Section 2) Page 6 Arizona Republic, Phoenix, Arizona Outspoken Scott Says 'Adios' Mother Worries About Genius, 14, Who Lives Only For Chess 16 Marines Again Appeal To President TOKYO (INS) Sixteen U.S. MANHATTAN (NANA) What price child prodigy? That ques- i tton comes to mind regarding 14-year-old Bobby Fischer, an intense, nail-biting youngster now hailed as the youngest chess master in the United States. When the slender, sandy-I haired Bobby won the U. S. of magic and card tricks.

He was about the same age when he first learned to play chess, having become immediately fascinated when his sister, Joan, brought home a set she had picked up at a notion store. And from then on, he's been practically living with the game. Mrs. Fischer has long been concerned over her son's total absorption in chess. Outside of a little tennis, which he plays at high school, where his grades are average, he doesn't appear to have any other interest at all, she said.

said: "He's so great that he shows the same potential as the immortals Paul Morphy and Jose Capablanca. He may some day become a world champion." Bobby lives with his mother and 20-year-old sister in Brooklyn. Mrs. Regina Fischer, his mother, a cheerful-looking visiting nurse, said the young chess genius, a high school sophomore, was precocious even as an infant. In nursery school, she said, he was a whiz at cutouts and other puzzle games.

AND AT 7, he was a master open chess championship in Cleveland last August, triumphing over 176 'other players, Al Horowitz, editor of Chess Review, remarked, "Nobody in the world could have played better than Bobby on this Marines awaiting courts-martial for alleged naval prison tortures yesterday said they have appealed to President Eisenhower a second time "because we're being framed by a bunch of juvenile delinquents." The marines, all former guards at the Sasebo Naval Base brig in southern Japan, refused, however, to reveal the contents of the second letter they have mailed to the chief executive. "We're just afraid this would turn into more bad publicity for AND AT THE Manhattan Chess Club, where Bobby, the youngest member, plays several evenings a week, Hans Kmock, the club's general manager, WORN ENTIRELY fus, said one of the accused IN THE EAR! Since the end of World War II, (he author of "God is My Co-rilot" has divided his time between the unofficial wild blue yonder and official hot water. Now the colorful, out-spoken general is retiring. Here's why. By JOE LEWIS LUKE A I FORCE BASE (AP) The gangling general sighed as he looked at the mass of papers overflowing his desk.

"I've outlived my usefulness," said Brig. Gen. Robert L. Scott Jr. "Dammit, I'm a flier, not a desk man." Scott, the outspoken World War II Flying Tiger are and author of the "Gnd is My Co-rilot," was explaining why he will rrtire from the service Thursday at the age of 49.

The general pushed a bony hand through graying hair and reviewed a 33-year military career in which he received wartime acclaim and peacetime criticism for flouting military crihodoxy. Last year, Scott was fired as air force information director for plumping a bit too hard for the Slrategic Air Command. Secretary of the Air Force Donald A. Quarles sent him to Luke AFB, which Scott commanded until his recent retirement announcement. SINCE THEN, the general has has had other run-ins with officialdom: Comedian Joe E.

Brown, the general's close friend, visited Scott at the base and the two Britons like Commercials rr. leathernecks, Sgt. Bobby W. Phillips, 22, of Tyler, Tex. PHILLIPS denounced the charges against the marines as "complete lies." He added: "People in the United States are beginning to get the idea we're a bunch of saddists or something.

We sent this letter to Ike to get our side of this thing told." At the same time, the marines LONDON (AP) Britain's state-run television service admitted yesterday it is losing viewers to the new independent TV network that mixes advertising with pro grarns. fluke drjora were told by James P. Devereux a World War II leatherneck hero who is now a congressman from Marvland. that their rights "will Figures by the British Broadcasting Co. reported television now is going into 20,200,000 British homes half of which have sets adapted also to receive programs f4 be assiduously guarded." jet at Luke Air Force Base.

Scott, outspoken World War II Flying Tiger ace and author of best-selling book, "God Is My Pilot," will retire Thursday from the air force after 33-year military career. Career Ncars End Robert L. Scott Jr. and his crew chief, S. Sgt.

Joseph K. Weaver, check over Scott's personal F-84F Thunderstreak from the Independent Television The leathernecks appealed to Devereux early this month for Authority. help. BBC said Britons with adapted sets watched tha commercial pro FLESH WNES-BLEHDS INTO IN THEIR first letter to the grams 72 per cent of the total President the marines wrote: "Be jet. His name was painted in gothic script under the cockpit.

"I'm having the name taken off when I leave," he said. viewing time during July, August guard unit in Georgia. He later attended West Point. After graduation, he was assigned to the army air corps, which then had the lowly task of flying the U.S. mail.

cause we were only doing our job we find ourselves in a tremendous and September, as against 67 per cent in the previous quarter. amount of hot water." his post-retire- The letter added: What were ment plans? "Since our enlistments in the JHE EAR! Rove you tvr wisher) for Vcring liff in the in group conversation? Do you hear people talking but have difficulty imienrarrfiiM the words? Here ot lost is the onswer you've been seekingl-tousrkod's masterpiece of micro miniaturization. Carried in your coin purse of watch pocket easily end quickly tuck it in your lords, wires or tubes to vorrfj obout because there aren't any. It Is self-contained, ready to ga Wo ocffoa ft) minute you need It. (onceoled by women's hoir flesh ear tones WencJ Mtej aily when worn by seems port of the eor.

for a fret cfemonifrotiM of Acoitficon'f new visit the office belova. There are more than 10,000 spe marines began we nave Deen cies of destructive insects in the taught discipline, respect, and United States. "Taking it easy," he drawled, "and finishing my novel. You know, I'm still writing to pay off tax debts on that first book." The general estimated he had above all common courtesy. Sir, we ask you to place your self in our position for a few hours or even one day." wttiiictn Bohnig Co.

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He has made several speeches against racial prejudice and received a citation from the National Conference of Christians and Jews for "promoting understanding." Scott added that his personal crew chief, S.Sgt. Joseph K. Weaver, is a Negro. "He's the best crew chief I ever had. It's a shame we don't pay enough to keep men like him in the service." The general fidgeted, still listening to the roar of the planes, and still looking unhappy behind the desk.

"COME ON," he said, half-rising. "Let's look sat the planes." Out on the base runway, the sound of jets seemed to infuse him with boyish enthusiasm. Scott watched the planes overhead, his body and arms moving to demonstrate the intricacy of their maneuvers. He strode over to his personal plane, an F-84F Thunderstreak The leathernecks are charged with maltreating 25 servicemen in the brig. The charges cover the period from May 15 to June 12, 1957.

TWO OF THE 16 await general courts-martial under which "the sky is the limit," according to their counsel Frank H. Scolinos. Tucssn, Anion Phone MA 3-0092 307 S. 6th Phoenix, Aniona Phone AL 3-884 1 112 N. Central "It was rough," the general added.

"Some of my friends were killed flying the mail in bad weather." In World War II, Scott related, he fibbed again and said he had experience flying the B-17 bomber in order to get into combat. The general flew 388 combat missions in the Pacific, downed 13 enemy planes, and wrote his bestseller. "AND I DIDN'T have help in writing that book either," added Scott, who has written several other books, mainly about his wartime experiences. "I just told the publisher I had three days to do the book before going back to duty. I locked myself in a hotel room for three days and three nights and dictated the whole book." Scott, a native of Macon, went on: "Then some Yankee girl put the whole thing together including my bad grammar, my Southern cliches, my dangling participles, and my split infinitives.

Hear tell that Northern The World's Oldest Manufacturer of Electrical Hearing Aids The other 14 face special courts- men posed for gag shots, something a general doesn't do. Scott took Actress Rhonda Fleming for a ride in a jet. "Of course," the general recalls, "her husband was there. But the higher-ups didn't like giving unauthorized rides to civilians." Even as he spoke to a newsman the other day, three Pentagon officers were waiting outside his office to question the general about an unauthorized speech he had made on the Soviet earth satellite. As he half-listened to the roar of jet planes as they whooshed across the desert sky, Scott said he was quoted out of context.

"I didn't say I was afraid of the satellite. I said I was concerned about the power of the Inter-Continental Ballistic Missile which launched the satellite. Besides, it was a standard air force speech." THE GENERAL started to aJd something, stopped short, I id quickly admonished: "Now don't say I'm critical of the air force. I'd like to promote the air force when I get out." Then why was he leaving? "Selfish reasons. My wife's health.

Not enough pay. Desk work." The general recalled that his career had begun when he lied about his age lo join a national grossed about a quarter-million dollars on the royalties and movie rights for "God is My Co-Pilot." He watched appreciate as a jet landed. "You can tell it was an instructor pilot," he said. "By the way he landed the plane." WAS HE planning anything special for his Thursday retirement ceremony? "When I retire," he replied, "there ain't gonna be no marching in review. I don't like to see my men walking.

I want to see 'em flying. "I'm gonna get in this here plane, take her up to 40,000 feet, break the sound barrier, circle around the field just once more, and then say "That's the only way to go." martial, under which the maximum imprisonment is six months. Patrick J. Stalker, 25, private first class, of San Jose, who faces a special court-martial, said: 'All of us are being framed by a bunch of juvenile delinquents. All we did was tell those babies to lift up their heads and be men.

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Other officers, he said, resented his book writing, his knack for getting headlines, and his bluntness in promoting the air force In the bitter, but subtle, interservice rivalry. "Actually," the general chuckled, "the mortality rate in the Pentagon is fairly high. My successor (as information director) lasted a couple months. I lasted 16 months. That's almost a record." SCOTT SAID he was philosophical about being exiled to Luke AFB.

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