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Classified Display Classified Display Classified Display Classified Display Sec. 2 11 Tyler Coai-ier-Times-Telegraph SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1958 ADDRESS UNKNOWN Brooklyn Boy, 15, Likely To Become VorldChessChamp President On Move Festival Always By FRANKIE SHARP 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 slouchy, gangly and crew-cut. But Batman is sprawled over an open chess book and his nail-bit ten lingers 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 want to By LUKE PATRENELLA JR.

Courler-Times-Teletraph Staff Writer Robert A. Fry would be a homeless) individual today if City Commissioner Zeb Spruiell hadn't come to the rescue of the 1958 Rose Festival president and his family of five. Fry recently sold his home at 513 Victory Drive. small for four children," he says) and had be a baseball star or a football player or the most popular at the prom. He wants to be chess champion of the world and it seems a pretty sure bet he will TT be.

he fundamental purpose of the National Most Americans don't know it, but their honor in a big interna planned to purchase the home of his parents-in-law, Captain and Mrs. S. H. Crews. The began packing.

tional contest with Russia is rid ing on the thin shoulders of this 15-year-old boy from Brooklyn. Bobby is hailed by the experts But Mrs. Crews found her spacious, comfortable home at 1709 South College too comfortable to give up. a as the greatest chess mind the world has produced in many years. 1 He doesn't look like one he "It a woman's, prerogative to change her mind, you know," he said.

Commissioner Spruiell threw looks more like a farmer's boy than an intellectual but he is a genius," says Hans Kmoch, sec retary of the Manhattan Chess open the doors of his lake house to the Fry family. But while many Home Builders Association stated simply is to foster conditions under which builder metnhers can build more anil better houses at the least cost to meet the nation's constant growing need for homesl -HOME BUILDERS ASSOCIATION of TYLER- Affiliate of the National Association of Home Builders of the United States Club, which is the nerve center ot chess in the united states. He has become an international people will be moving in on Tyler for the Rose Festival this week, the Frys will be moving out of the lake house into a rent grand master the youngest in the long history of the game and will house while they ponder the next step in their housekeeping mar meet the world's top seven players this year in a challenger's athon. tournament. The exact date and Being president of the Festival place remain to be determined.

has not narticularly upset the The winner will get a crack at routine of the Fry family, despite the present world champion, Rus its saga of moving in and out of owned, loaned, or rented houses. sia Mikhail Botvinnik. Bobby, who could give a clam lessons on how to keep its mouth It works out fine with the family schedule," said Mrs. Fry. shut, won't say what he thinks of 'We haven seen too much of his chances.

Nobody else thinks him, though." he will make it this time. But then, nobody thought he Fry and his attractive bionae could win the American chess wife have licked the routine of keeping up with the many appointments any Festival president championship at 14 and nobody expected him to do well at the may expect when he is tapped to head the mammouth Texas Rose Festival. recent international chess tourna ment in Yugoslavia. I Bobby, playing in his first inter 1958 FESTIVAL PRESIDENT Robert A. (Bob) Fry, whose address is "somewhere in Tyler," selects a white rose from the rose gardens of Arp Nursery Company of Tyler for his.

boutonniere. Since he became the 1958 Texas Rose Festival' president, his wife and four children (Susan, 14; Bobby, 10; Roger, and Crews, 5) have not seen too much of him. In addition to his Festival duties, Fry is in charge of booking films into the several Fry theatres in Tyler and also holds down another presidency on the Tyler Independent School Board. (Courier-Times-Telegraph Staff Photo). "It's simple," said Mrs.

Fry. national competition, tied for fifth place winning his place in the "We have notes all over our house." (Wherever that is!) star-studded Challengers. But no system is foolproof. Fry admits he unwittingly slipped out of routine just once, thereby can Andrews Riviere Co. Percy Andrews Appliance Depot, Inc.

Dallas. Texas Athens Brick Co. Bostick Plumbing Co. Bryant Mfg. Co.

Wm. Cameron Co. Karl Campbell Lowell Carey Citizens 1st Nat'l Bank Harold B. Clapp Coats-McCain Lbr. Co.

John Coleman Cooperative Savings Loan J. 0. Daughtry Wayne Dement Hugh Demon Bobby has few friends his own age. He comes home from school about 2 o'clock and picks up a chess book. Every spare minute, he is either reading about chess, Morris Dorbandt East Texas Savings Loan Epperson Electrical Co.

-Etex Wholesale Co. 1st Federal Savings Loan General Electric Co. Glenwood Venetian Blind Co. J. A.

Graham, Jr. Gulf State Lbr. Co. Chad Hanna Harris Elliott Palestine. Texas Holder Floor Co.

R. C. Hooper Plumb. Co. E.

L. Hummel Harold Lawler Lee Insulating Co. Lone Star Sash Door McAfee Moore Const. Co. Mesa Const.

Co. Calvin Millington National Homes Corp. Lloyd Nunn Welding Co. Peoples Nat'l Bank J. G.

Powers Co. Radio Station KDOK Reliance Clay Products Robinwood Bldg. Dev. Co. Russell Electric Co.

Eddie Schultz Smith Co. Abstract Co. Smith Co. Lbr. Co.

SW Bell Telephone Co. Southland Supply Co. Specialty Sales Co. Edwin "Red" Stegall James P. Stegall Plumbing Texas Distributors, Inc.

Texas Power Light- Co. Percey Thedford Floor Covering Tile-Crete Products Co. Tyler Air-Conditioning Co. Tyler Gas Service Co. Tyler Mach.

Sup. Co. Tyler Mirror fir Glass Co. Tyler Overhead Door Co. i Tyler Pipe Foundry Co.

Tyler Ready Mix Co, Tyler Sheet Metal Co. U.S.. Corp. Watson Electric Co. Russell B.

Watson Joe Wilkerson Electric Co. Wijkerson Supply Co. Cook Paint fir Varnish Planning Service Radio Station KTBB Radio Station KGKB Radio Station KZEY MILLION DOLLAR DISCOVERY celing out a' perfect attendance record at meetings of the Tyler Independent School Board, since analyzing moves on his bedside chess board or going somewhere his first election to it in 1955. to play chess. (Festival officials might like to Foundation Profits "Bobby isn't interested in any know that he was attending a body unless they play chess and there just aren't many kids who function tied in with their floral pageant in case the school board begins asking questions!) Fry was born in Omaha, Texas.

like it, says Mrs. Fischer. From Scientist Worl To make friends with Bobby, you not only have to play chess in Morris County," he says). lars given to the university ha you have to play good chess. Since 1930, when his family moved Bobby lives with his mother in gone for salaries, support of re search projects and attrac to Tyler, the Rose City has been By ALTON L.

BLAKESLEE Associated Press Science Reporter MADISON, Wis. (AP) The professor was offered a million dollars for. exclusive rights to his a small fourth-floor walkup apart ment in a neat section of Brook the home (somewhere in Tyler!) scholars for study. About a thin lyn. His 21-year-old sister, Joan has been in special grants to built of the Festival president.

Back in his junior high school Dodds Fountain E. 0. Doggett lived there too until her marriage science buildings and an apart' ment project. Steenbock's depart ment of biochemistry has re ceived about a million dollars XI REAL ESTATE XI REAL ESTATE discovery. He turned it down cold.

This was back in 1924 when a million dollars bought a lot more than it would now, and when income taxes wouldn't take anywhere near so fierce a bite. But Prof. Harry Steenbock wanted his discovery to work for his beloved University of Wisconsin, and 1V4 million more for buildings The grant made last spring in eluded $1,450,000 for research aid 118 A Real Estate Display 1I8A Real Estate Display days, Fry began to appreciate the value pf roses to the agricultural economy of Tyler. It was a revelation, he says, to learn that a school buddy's father was not "just a plain ordinary farmer but a rose grower." In succeeding years, he began to understand what a blessing Tyler's famous floral blooms were last month. Their parents separated when-Bobby Was 2.

Mrs. Fischer, a University of Colorado graduate, is a registered nurse now earning her MA degree. Bobby, she says, is no disciplinary problem. "There's nothing to discipline him about," Mrs, Fischer explains; "The only thing I do is nag him to take his nose out of his chess books and go outside for some fresh air." 53,000 to amortize buildings 2 CHEAP INTEREST LOAN? $210,000 for fellowships and a pro fessorship. -fc vani This home is already financed with a 41i percent load with payments of $82.00 month everything.

Custom built in the state where he was born. So he helped organize, and assigned his patents to, the Wiscon 3 bedroom home with separate dinfng 5 A research committee of the un iversity completely separat WARF personnel decides how tb Wanted Immediately Trainees-Men or Women To train for high paying positions in America's fabulous automation field for jobs in wiring, machine operators, machine book-keeping, systems in room, carpeiea over narawooa noors. ceramic tile bath and drain, central sin Alumni Research Foundation. neat. brlcK.

attached garace. paved funds will be allocated. There an street In Southeast Tyler. One bdrm is And because he did the univer to farmers of this area who found their chosen occupation was no bed of roses when your crops are corn and cotton. Fry's first work on a Festival was in 1953, when he was chosen house manager for the corona Daneiea and can De usea as aen.

loiai no strings attached. price, S12.500. sity has received nearly 20 million dollars from WARF. It got CLEAN. WELL KEPT $1,308,340 this year alone to sup Suppose a researcher, support ed or not by a WARF grant makes a discovery which seem: patentable? Valley Area In Flood Danger Is this nice 2 bedroom frame home at port research, help pay salaries 323 west Mims, appearance almost like new.

Has pretty paneled kitchen, floor for fellows and professors, and lurnace, cretty oatn. extra preuy nara "There is no compulsion or obli give other aid. IBM wooa floors, attached garage, corner lot, insulated. Excellent buy at $6,300. Today the foundation has invest See Our Homes! Westland Hills GLENVIEW and MONTCLAIR ADDITIONS gation, says Ross.

He can pat ent it himself or make other ar tion. In 1955 and 1956, he served as vice president in charge of publicity and street decorations. Last year, he was executive vice president. His advice to his successor? "Just get as fine a group of coworkers as I have had," he said, TANGLEWOOD LOCATIONS ments with a market value of about, 35 million dollars, produc FIRST we have brand new 3 bedroom rangements, and sometimes sci entists do just that. Usually Wis ing income for research at and den brick on wooded lot with 150G No re I experience EL PASO (AP) A flood danger exists for lower Rio Grande communities below Falcon Dam, the International Boundary and Water Commission acknowledged floor leet, l'i baths, bedrooms are roomy, nice large den with glass doorc consin scientists do come WARF and ask whether an ide In short WARF has been a opening to shaded area of lot, utility I doom, dbl carport, central heat.

All Xiawlei is patentable, or ask us to worll spectacular success. this for $14,950. All quality workman mentioning such names as Frank Bronaugh, Mrs. Joe W. Sheehy, ship ana materials.

In an age of science, it is help Col. L. H. Hewitt, American on it." If a patent earns money, th Henry Bell etc. SECOND we have another particularly ing meet Wisconsin's need for IY44M nice 3 bdrm ana aen on neavuy wood Vt 44147 necessary.

Training Need not interfere with your pres-sent employment and if you are what we are looking for, training can be financed. Write "I.B.M. Opportunities" Box 1307 co this paper for qualification "You never have any doubt ed lot with space to burn, central all scientists receives 15 per cent 3 conditioning, i iue oatns, iuu noor they're doing their jobs," he said feet. $19,500. the net income; Big payoffs are rare.

commissioner, was meeting with the Mexican commissioner, David Herrera Jordan, on what steps to take about releasing water from Falcon. Lower Valley reports said Mata- money for science and research and training human minds. Can other universities do the same? Many are trying to make dis "I merely check to see the prog CHECK ONE OF THESE ress they re making." Of his many memories of the FIVE room frame and 3 room garage apt in southwest Tyler, real buy at 1958 Texas Rose Festival, Fry al Hours I coveries from their laboratories work this way for them. Some are souu Bargain in tnis Darm frame on Law ton Drive with many features of more expensive homes and ready has experienced one he lust S4.7S0 341 S. Clayton location will never forget.

moros on the Mexican side was in danger from Rio Grande flood waters. Levees on the Mexican side have been purposely destroyed to reduce the flow near Mata- Police Probing Minor Burglaries of another good buv in 2 bdrm. fr. nouse. close to dus ana snooping cen This August, he and his wife XI REAL ESTATE ter for $4,450 Nice large home with ant upstairs and 2 apartment! and Texas Rose Festival Queen In garage apt.

with good commercial location. $11,500 We nave lots ol 118 Real Estate Listings Patricia Lewis were honored guests at the annual convention doing so individually, others co-1 operatively through the Research New York City. But there's much more to it than just setting up a foundation, taking out patents and automatically reaping profits. WARF, for example, has patented more than 150 inventions and discoveries made mainly by University of otners. Police Saturday opened investi of the Texas Association of FOR SALE OR TRADE SUBURBAN AND FARMS gation into three minor burglarie Nurserymen in Austin.

moros. Hewitt said Falcon Reservoir, 60 miles below Laredo, cannot hold all the flood waters that have poured in after spreading havoc at Presidio, and Ojinaga, Mexico. He said water must be released from Falcon and this released which netted thieves about $65 fo 7'i ACRES of fine bottomland with live water, good grass, fenced, extra Miss Lewis was to present a THIS MODERN 6 room frame home, new their efforts. nice live room nome with ceramic tile Darn, other outbuilding, cabinet nhOD fullv equipped. 3'i acres.

Ben Wheeler; also 48 acres one mile from this home Hazel Butler, 923 Wed large bouquet of Tyler roses to the association's outgoing presi bath, also 3 room rent house at $35 month, price $10,950 40 ACRE8 and nice 2 bedroom frame house on main highway 17 miles out of Tyler, Harmony, reported to police tha on uniia.H hwv. win trade part or an lor nice home In Tvler. Shown bv someone entered her home Frida; "THE AMERICAN WAY" MONEY-MONEY-MONEY 100.00 500.00 1,000.00 Consolidate your bills into on small paymtnt, at low as 10.00 per month. AMERICAN FINANCE COMPANY T. A.

Flaming. Mgr. I0 W. Erwln rfc. LT 4-Jt night and took an estimated $4 2 large stock 'ponds, trees around house, all lease rights, priced for Quick Wisconsin researchers.

But only 17 have ever paid back more than $1,000, says Ward Ross, managing director of WARF. The foundation lost money on some inventions, in taking out patents and trying to develop them. dent; And she did only the recipient was L. A. (Slick) Dean, one of Tyler's largest producers of roses.

i "It was just like bringing coals fi ROOM RRICK and stone In excellent condition South Donnvbrook. corner lot. irom her purse. water is causing apprehension below. There is no danger, he said, of Falcon Dam itself giving way.

saie, stiTOU joo aches miles northwest lookinir down on Tvlpr lh owner win nnance. Simeone tore a vending machln iremenaous creex ooiiom entire lentun of property of l'i miles, lakesite, lot! from the wall of Harvey's Servic IT ROOM BRICK. 2 vears old. Blrdwell school district, low rate of Interest No oi tMaoie pine timber, evorlastlni wa- to Newcastle," Fry said. btation, Bow and Ross, and mad closing costs.

away with about $10 in-coins. Th "You need a real winner to get started. Without income you can't ler, laxesne IBS lor Sou acre. 23 miles from Tvler. 2 old houses, barn, fenced, probably 100 acres eligible for soil bank, half minerals 12 machine was badly damaged.

SUBURBAN fi-ROOM frame. 3 Tears old. knotty pine den. utility room carport. CALL US If vou wish to buv, sell or trade 1 18 Real Estate Listings Thieves broke into the Amlic Personals acres witn old house not livable.

2 fine springs affording rjlentv untpr afford to do what we ve done, says Ross frankly. Just 2 miles out on paved road, pretty building sites. $4200. Service Station at 1505 EastErwi and made away with about $15 Prof. Steenbock's discovery was HAROLD PHIPPS REALTY Freshman At UT Is Dairy Princess AUSTIN AP) Roselind Pries-meyer, 17, a honey-haired blonde from the campus of the University of Texas, was crowned Saturday as "Dairy Princess of Texas" for Miss Priesmeyer, a freshman a real winner.

He found that vita merchandise. They gained entt GORDON BOX Ph. LY 2-5673 or LY 2-8374 40 ACRES With rnnm frame ranee by breaking down a door Huge Warehouse Slated In Texas min could be synthesized or created in milk, some other foods house, sprinK water, fenced. Just 7 FHA Loans and Insurance To Sell LIST WITH US Mr. and Mm.

George L. Foster of Montgomery, will arrive Tuesday 16 be guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. B.

McConncll during Ty In other police business, Mr miles south for S7500 25 ACRES 6 mllea out paved highway with 3 bed and medicinal products by expos Ben Fartln, 3200 Timberlane Dr ing them to ultraviolet light. His 1621 North Dixie ,...7500 reported that she lost her purs room ana oatn house, nice sized lake, pretty pine trees around house, dcec well, Tyler telephone, now reduced to $14,500 lor quick tale Nice 2 bdrm Classified Display nil room wan oeauiv snop patents covered the methods of around the 200 block of Sout Broadway containing about $1 .1031 Blackwell .9850 doing this. irame nouse in top condition, floor rreei on corner ioi Literally millions of babies and iurnace. public water supply, natural Kas. and so many conveniences but no and important papers.

from Taylor, won in the finals from two other contestants, Grace Spencer of Sulphur Springs, a ler's Rose Festival. Miss Susan Foster of Montgomery, will arrive Tuesday by plane from Mt. Vernon Junior College, Washington, D. C. She will serve as Duchess of Alabama in Tyler's Rose Festival.

S27 Orove 19930 adults have benefited. Rickets, city taxes, aovuu, small down payment. DALLAS (UPD- Great Southwest Corporation officials said Saturday that "the Southwest's first automation age warehouse and distribution center will go 3 Dr. i Da. uteat some worn JACK'S HOUSE caused by insufficient vitamin sophomore at East Texas State West Link Road 110.000 has in effect been abolished in the BELLAIREJ Ohio, Th 25 ACRES with 2 bdrm frame house and 3 room frame house, barn, sprlna BUDuman nome neai nice College, and Carolyn Burnaman of Nacogdoches, a at United States.

House That Jack Built is no mord into operation Jan. 1. 1.1111.1 Kl I Alili'J iea ians wiin nsn, icnced, nouses havt baths, lust 7 miles south for UK 750 109 South Palmer S10.950 Steenbock, then a 38-year-old The Great Southwest Distribu-i Stephen F. Austin State College. Built in 1871 by Jacob Heather 3 or.

2 Da utility room, vacani Can work out some attractive financing 150 ACRES with 7 room frame professor of biochemistry, was Mil Hawthorne S12.600 ington, the mansion got 1U nam from the likeness of a mule name Artificial Heart Surgery To Be Performed In Texas nouse. i larite screrned-ln porches. 2 moved by a grand idea: let tha 3 br k-den. carpeted trees iue oains. acre inxe close to house, paved road.

75 acres bottomland, a university reap the benefits and Jack carved on its keystone; 1416 Mocklnrtlrd Lane real place to retire. $25,000 15 ACREfl with 2 arre lrrfsatlnn Uh. profit rather than a commercial was his tribute to a faithful ntuli Duplex. Income 95. Payments S57 JACKSON, Miss.

(UPD Four- tion Center, they said, will be lo-! The winner was crowned by the cated in the corporation's 1957 Texas Dairy Princess, Mrs. acre industrial district between Bob Burnett of Waco, the former Dallas and Fort Worth. They said Miss Barbara Frashcr of Gaines-the installation is valued at 20 1 ville. million dollars. The corporation is made up of i IdnCO 1101X611 ill a flrmin nf tVr Writ-tli 11 ft 1 fruit trees, fish, 2 wells.

5 room frame company. which helped him earn his fortun S9 Acre larm 14800 noute, jhsou 3 bedroom frame house on 1 acre about 2 miles out on year-old Sandra Gayle Crumpton will be flown to Houston, Tex. The university was unable to in coal mining and, later, to bull in ton ngny. rrice sb.ooo. help him' launch his plan.

But nine the mansion. The unusual keystpn! Sunday to undergo a heart operation involving use of an artifi alumni put up $100 each as initial House. Darn. booo. water Phone Office LY 2-1 693 Glenn GllDln LY 4-0100 Harold rbipps LY 3-3M1 capital for the nonprofit founda is going to be used in a motel'loj cial heart.

The operation will be Bailey Realty Co. I investors combined with the I FlArtion Oft UnlOIl Wynne Zeckendorf Rockefeller 1 "CUWH VII UIIIVII tion. cated on the site. performed at the Baylor Univer interests. sity College of Medicine.

XII LEGALS ADDED HAZARD OFFICE LY 2-4367 HUSKY CAKE BAKER MORRISTOWN. Ind. W) Ai 121 Legal otlees DALLAS (UPI) About 500 office and technical workers at two Temco Aircraft Corporation installations will vote on the issue of union representation on Oct. 21. Sam Ballet 2-00R3 Bailey LY 2-4307 rrueman Tavlor LY 4-9256 The installation will be designed as a distribution center for the entire Southwest, a lactory warehouse in support of nearby manufacturing plants and a transit storage point for inter regional Jury iittlnun Octnhi'r and November term.

GOOCHLAND, Va. (JP) Lane, IS and a husky football WARF wat born in November 1925. Money came back for the university only In a tiny, trickle at first-only $1,200 for the 1928-29 school year; $9,700 the next year. But $400,000 in 1946 as income from 'Investments began to be felt. Steenbock, who is now a profes trial session 11SB.

Tvlrr. Trxas. 1 14th EXPERT REPAIRS liwn Mnwrr Mo lor Outooard Mulorl (irnrmlor F.krtrln Btpalra Rrli-Slrlton tllntoa Mntom XDrrdometrr RUrUr WADEL-CONNALLY North flnrlnt Did LY 2-1711 523 SOUTH PALACE player, doesn't limit his talent to Judicial district jury rane ol rase No. ftRl4 Matilda et at vs Jrvsle C. nutnh'en Detltlon suit het for Octobrr the gridiron.

He baked the prize Officials of the National Labor Relations Board said they have cake for the third consecutive year insurance company paid off witl out protest when Curtl Smlt sent in a claim for new paint Jc. on his car. Smith reported prld ful peacock had spotted iU reflection on the auto's polish surface and proceeded to peck ar claw the paint off In an effort get at his nonexistent rival. set an election to determine at the Goochland Powhatan Louisa county fair. 1958.

Tvler. Texas. This Is a petition suit lnvolvlni the heirs of Ell iNlm Johnson, deceased vs. Jesse Butphen now of Tvler. Texas.

SOMETHING TO SELL? traffic. Thousands of residents of the British Isles were killed by smog (the smoky fog which affects whether workers nt the corporation'! Grand Prairie and Dallas WANT TO BUY-RENT OR SELL TRY A CLASSIFIED AD DIAL LY 2-3818 sor emeritus, received over the years for his discovery, but in payments that met ever-increasing Income tax rates. The bulk of the 20 million dol installations want to be rcorcsent- Boys in Scouting practice de WANT TO BUY-RENT OR SELL TRY A CLASSIFIED AD TRY A CLASSIFIED AD DIAL LY 2-3818 some sections or 'he united talcs) ca c-y the unitea Auto worKcrs mocracy in action ny living, piay I in December, 19S2. Union. ing and working together.

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