Hawaii Tribune-Herald from Hilo, Hawaii • 3

Hilo Tribune-Herald. Tuesday, February 26. 1 957 3 New Kona Firm firmware Sidney J. Weinrich, of Kona, president and general manager; Majorie Weinrich of Kona, vice president and assistant een- High Winds Prove Booh To Big Isle Incorporated Fare Hike HONOLULU" A Big" Island1 manager; X. 13-Yeor-Old Schoolboy Hailed As Chess Prodigy NEW YORK-4JPM-A quiet group huddled1 around a table in the corner of the Marshall Chess Club, watching an almost unbelievable game.

The players were Donald i Byrne, a chess master, and, Bobby corporation capitalized for R- Addison Love of Honolulu, 000 has been formed to conduct treasurer and assistant secretary; HONOLULU Trans-Pacific Airlines Monday High winds that disrupted Vest nounced that It has asked the oast to Honolulu passenger tra- Mail Schedule Closing hours for mall at Hilo Post Office: Air Mail 9:15, a.m. and 2:15 p.m daily except Sundays and Holidays: 4:50 p.m dally. Surface (barge) Mail 3-vp m. Tuesday and Thursday; II a.m. Saturday.

A torture chamber of the mid- die ages in Rothenberg, Germany has been restored to show tour- ists. el over the weekend, had at least Civil Aeronautics Board for per-mission Jo raise its fares. wo good effects on the' Big Is- Nancy Love, secretary and assistant treasurer; and Robert Rcthwell of Honolulu, director. A cash payment of $29,000 and $500 for services has been paid Fischer, a 13-year-old Brooklyn schdolboy playing in his first major ind. a general hardware and lumber business in Kailua-Kona.

According to the articles of Incorporation filed at the Territorial Treasurer's Office, Sids Hawaii Limited also intends to operate a charter fishing business The airline said it needs the tournament The first was the reunion Sat- fare increase to stay in business. Time and again with rday night of three former Navy The increases which would surprising moves--Bobby outfox buddies" when a Navy plane to subscribe for 3,100 shares of corporation stock with a par value ed his more experienced oppo vas forced to land at Hilo after and ice plants, go, into effect. April 1 if the CAB approves rapge from 50 cents to $1.50 on major inter-island nent, Officer-directors of tfie'-nevof $10. undihg short of fuel. Impossible," whispered one of Patrolman John Kufrovitch, on 11 Are Killed In Formosa Earthquake TAIPEI Wh- Formosa Monday counted 11 dead and 33 injured in its worst earthquake In a decade.

routes, David Benz, TP A execu the onlookers. "Byrne is losing to uty at Lyman; Field when the tive vice a 13-year-old favy flight landed, had a chance He said it would be TPA's "Mate," said this "nobody," and N. talk over old times with Nor- "first increase of air fares above ONLY A FEW DAYS LEFT the 1948 level and that the air the game was over. Bobby had earned his first victory in the Lessing J. Rosenwald Trophy lan McLaff erty, chief storekeep-r, and passenger on the Navy line plans to keep its half-fare family plan in operation.

tight Tournament There were no casualties among 3,000 Americans stationed on this main Nationalist Chinese "We have proposed the mini Chess Review magazine called The chief, en route to Okina-a, had been stationed with Pa. it the game of the century a island. -olman Kufrovitch at the Hilo ENDS mum possible increase necessary to provide the revenue required to stay in business," Benz said. stunning masterpiece of combina raval Air Station in 1944. The quake, centering 45 miles off the island's east coast, struck tion play performed by a boy of 13 against a formidable opponent, Clarence Ignacio, another Hi- "In 1956 we suffered substan before dawn Sunday.

jan, who had been stationed tial losses even though we oper matching the finest on record in Greatest damage on this is the air station was called from ated with greater efficiency than the CAB itself had forseen," he the history of chess prodigies." land of 10 million population ome for a discussion of the FEBr 28th. was at Hualein, coast port good old days." The second good of the Bobby didn't win the, Rosenwald tournament the trophy went to Sammy Reshevsky, the ranking city of 50,000. igh winds was that, according added. The new fares will be $14.50 from Honolulu to Kona, $16.50 from Honolulu to Hilo. Other fares will be increased along the same scale, TPA said.

the weather bureau, they were High mountains across the center of Formosa reduced the U.S. player but the crew-cut youngster who would rather play chess than eat established him MADE BY THE MAKERS OF THE Famous 2 sponsible for the clear weather njoyed by Big Islanders during GLAMOR GRANDMA -Mar-lene Dietrich, ilmdom's most glamorous grandma, again made headlines with her costume when she recently opened at Las Vegas's Sands Hotel. It was a million-stitch, 200,000 diamond studded gown designed by Jean Louis of Hollywood. Over it she wore a 10 -foot -long Louis swan's-down wrap decorated with five million feathers from the breasts of 300 swans. self as a young man to watch.

le past four days. shocks before they reached Taipei and other west coast centers, where most of the Amerl can military and embassy per New York chess enthusiasts have recognized Bobby's ability "Perfect Sleeper It was noted with pleasure by le last of a group of MGM movie 1 alters, whn arrived In Hlln fin sonnel live with their families. The shocks also were felt, in for several years. vv Hans Kmoch, secretary-man- iyiursday ttf take scenery shots, ager of the Manhattan Chess EXTRA-FIRM MAnREW the Pescadores, heavily garri Club, says: soned Nationalist island chain "For his use dnn't think Compare! between Formosa and the Conv munist mainland. MEDICAL MECHANICS MOSCOW (IP) A Moscow scientific research institute devoted to experimental surgical equipment- has displayed new models of a mechanical heart, artificial human lungs, and an artificial human' kidney.

All three, said scientists attached to the institute, have been used effectively on animals during operations and their use In human surgery is. already under study. tthere Is any better "chess player Japan Group Seeks To Halt H-Bomb Tests Provincial police said 180 FRATERNITY OFFICER MOORHEAD, Minn. Ken This maltren advartlied In th Journal of lh American Medical Aiiociatian in the world. He is a genuine prodigy and one of the best players in our club." most of them on farms, were destroyed by the quake.

neth Suglyama of Kona has been relected vice president of Alpha Two light tremors jolted For TOKYO P) Japan's seven Bobby appearsembarrassed by Epsilon fraternity, at Moorhead fsember World Peace Appeal all the attention he has 'drawn State Teachers College. mosa Monday but caused no further damage. They were felt rommittee has sent a message to since he defeated Byrne, throughout the 240-mile long 1.1 wan 1 imic Mimam naiuiu "i inst made the moves CHECK WHAT YOU GET AGAINST MATTRESSES AS HIGH AS $59.95 I. Extra Strong Inner-Spring Construction, Fully Insulated 2. ixclutlve Extra levelizlng layer far Splne-tevel Support 3.

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"I was just lucky iBStS ai CnriSimaS XSiana. Where dirl vnn Iparn Mia cramo? ANNOUNCING A NEW Beneficid OFFICE ine committee -neaaea oy ia- "My sister taueht me when lion cnairman 01 tne a- was he savs. "She was 12 and jan branch of UNESCO, also sent don't know too much about the French Premier Arrives For Mid-East Talks fimiliar messages to British Labor game, but she told me where and Ws4J WA Crush-Prool Handles For larty cnairman Mugn uaitSKeu, how. to move the pieces. I liked Iritish economist philosopher it and havesbeen ulavins it ever nusseu, secretary since." NEW YQRK French Zariaro I nan Hammarclrinlri Premier Guy Mollet arrived i.11-"-"" a uoes ne want 10 continue piay Radian Premier Nehru and Pope ing the game and perhaps be.

Monday in the United States for urgent talks with President Ei PIUS All. come one of the ereat. nlavers? 0 ml ft': I "I could nlav chess all mv life." senhower on the tense Middle Ml 1 1 I 4 ine message in pan reaa: he answers shvlv. "I like tnurna. East crisis.

"We desire that the British GHments and would like to nlav in a The French leader told news fernment will reflect on the tra- i0f of them. As for being great, men shortly after a special -Air France plane carrying him and peay japan expenencea. Amen- don't know about that." lan experiments nave already Kmoch. however, has fewer re- his party landed at Idlewild Air ruiea one Japanese ana several servations: port that he wished to make it BERNARD AMARAL MANAGER bea island natives and "The outlook is hriiiianf. Tf he ihere is no restricting or controll- continues to nroceed the wav he "quite clear to the world that friendship between the United States and France is still alive." fag the damage.

has the nast vear or two. he's like- Choose any way to pennies per day I "World scientists have repeat- iv to become one of the greatest I a 11 1 I a He declined to comment im miy waruea mat mermonuciear nlavers of all time Experiments wiu aestroy manKina. mediately on France's opposition t- a 1 10 conauct tests in spue 01 tnese to proposed sanctions by the learnings and facts, Britain will ncdring Itlciy le United Nations against the state Free Delivery Anywhere On Big Island! le trampling on world opinion." Called On 1 of Israel in connection the Gaza and Aqaba disputes. ROW there's a Bfrd Finance Co. office new you with a YES MANager who's ready to make loans with the tame PenonMl Consideration that made Bnvfrml the choice of so many people last year.

At this new BmjM office, you get money quickly because the YES MANager alonemakes the decision. Friends, elativna, employer not notified. And you, yourself, select the payment Jha that best fits your situation. Men or women married or tingle if you can use extra cash to pay bills, medical or dental needs, home repairs, or other good purposes phone or visit the new dffit office today. Loans $25 to $1200 or more on Auto, Others on the World Peace Ap-i Judiciary Setuo Mollet did say, however, that eal Committee include JaDan'al ffobel prize winner.

Dr. Hldeki senator Nelson fukawa, and Japanese Christian Do1 D-Hawaii) may call a he was "hopeful" that a satisfactory solution would be reached in Middle East problem. leader Mrs, Tamaki Uemura. neanng tms ween to discuss1 pro posed cnanges to Hawaii's judl SMART ANIMALS fk ciary system. SAN DIEGO, Calif.

An niT-IVUn UTIVer The Big Island Senator has ln: Furniture, or elderly woman, making her an troaucea a measures calling for iJ.UrreiiaerS changes in the judiciary system. nual purchase of seven horo scopes at $1 each, told thV in He thus lays the Ground work HONOLULU (ff) Police for revisions soufiht bv Chief Jus. quiring store clerk were for her three cats, two dogs and FINANCE CO Stoii 141 HAILI STREET PHONES 4601 4602 21-year-old Alvin A. It ice Philip L. Rice of Hawaii's Johnson, 216 Malae Place, Ka- Supreme Court and lesser judges.

two parakeets. eone, witn bit and run driving iter he killed a pedestrian and lurrendered 10 hours later. His victim, John P. Niolopua, 01 juaunawiu Koaa, was truck down and killed Saturday as he was crossing Ka hnlanaole Highway at the Mau awlli Road, junction. Johnson, accompanied by his May.

an Interior' Designer indulge in-this flight of fancy? nother to the police station, said drove off after striking Niolo pua because ne was fright- ned." Johnsont works as a hotel sec- iniy oiiicer, Editors Leaye For Japan HONOLULU A group Micky Baird, membej of the Americaa" Institute of Decorators, has this to say about the Hawauan Airlines Douglas VIEVMASTB find TV executives left for Ji- 9 1 t-i I Ml I HI I BfrinUi flUi HA. MV "It could be the interior of a hxurious offit; ft ttfe tiay visit that gave them an ex- ensive view of Hawaii's state- jiood hopes. The tour group of the' U. oclety of Editors and Commen ators was told by Governor King borne interior; but it certainly ij transportation deluxe. The VIEWMASTER'f unusual color usf of turquoise, gold, and brown delights the eye.

The absolute cradle-comfort of the contoured chair seats is a most happy discovery. The enormous windows-relate sky and cloud perspective hat Hawaii is shooting only for tatehood and has no desire for commonwealth status. They also attended a luncheon Saturday during which top of- tciais of the Statehood Commis- ion spent: several hours stating to the cabin that 'doubles the feeling of spaciousneM within. I feel that the highest standards of good taste in decorating have been Hawaii's case and answering ar guments against statehood. -J'-A exercised by Hawaiian Airlines to give its customers trur ilo Tribune Herald Printed ana Published Every At ernnott and Sunday Mornlns '7 'flights of fancy V-in comfort.

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