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Morning World from Monroe, Louisiana • Page 11

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Monroe Moraine World Sunday, October 26. 1958 11-A Chess Player Thinks Like Quarterback PORTOROZ, Yugoslavia It's October, a little more than a month after the interzonal chess tournament, and in America the is of football. Rut here in Yugoslavia and throughout Europe, the people have never heard of Joe Tranchini or Ohio Frank Kremblas. And even if they had, they would prefer to talk about Bobby Fischer, the 15-year-old Brooklyn boy with the mind of a quarterback, the self-discripline of a linebacker and the title of grand master of chess. Chances are Bobby, the boy.

or Robert, as he prefers to be called when playing chess, has never heard of Tranchini or Kremblas either. And they may not have heard of him. mother says there was a time when he used to be very good at athletics, but that must have been before he reached the WHERE BRII ISH JET BOMBER age of six. Thats when he learned CRASHED Firemen fight fire in the moves of chess and he ruins where a Royal Air Force jet bomb- IN ARKANSAS Race-Mix Effect On Business Told Dept, of Labor." the chamber said. The 12 cities, in order of percentage increases, were listed as Sacramento, Calif.

(20.13', Albuquerque, N. M. (11.71), San Jose, Calif. (7.34), Little Bock f7.32), Tampa, Fla. (6.62'.

Boise, Idaho, (5.55), Westchester County, N. Y. I (5.09), Fargo, N. D. (5), Miami, Soviet Union Now Planting Wonder Crop By ALTON BLAKESLEE AP Science Writer Russian scientists now ary; The trouble over elementary schools.

Does this Fla. 1.61', Sail Lake ity I integrating schools in Arkansas mean a recurrence, on a bigger Seattle Topeka, Kan has attracted worldwide attention scale, of the disturbances that pank Rock was But has it kept new industry out swirled around Central High the only one the largest V' of the state? A two-time Pulitzer School7 Will parents with small in the Eigth Federal Re Planting a double-duty Monde prize winning newsman who has children be likely to move to Ar- servp District to show an increase crop. reported the crucial events in karmas if there are to be I rs jn this year, compared with jn june they expect to cut it for Little Rock now assesses their o' racial strife? July 1957. It-was up throe per cent. grass to feed cattle.

impact on the region's economy. The answers to these questions Three of the six showed increases jt grow up again probably depend on what comes (or July over the previous month. harvest ot By KELMAN MORIN next in the highly The Little Rock figure was seven bumans next fall LITTLE ROCK, Ark (AP) charged with passion now-over per cent. in.fodder» he- How has the battle of Little Rock, admitting Negro children to all- store Federal Knov'rl as 2rain 0 Known as cause it would feed both human er, believed to have six men aboard, crashed in flames into houses on the Detroit River front Friday. No survivors were found immediately.

The studying them since. He MTays he is interested in virtually! Trothing else. This is exceptional in the Unit-1 ed States where the game is taken far less seriously than football, and even in Europe, where chess I $65,300 bas undergone more refinements than the split-T, the chess masters are amazed at the genius of the gangling Fischer. A tall boy with the classic; adolescent slump, he doesn't look' like a quarterback. He just thinks like one.

He became the youngest grand Say" the interzonal tournaS NEW YORK Very late hurried to clean it up before sun- here. Friday afternoon a tenant of an n- plane was a Delta Wing Vulcan en route from Goose Ray, Labrador, to Lincoln Air Force Rase, Neb. Its foul tanks exploded as it struck one house, glanced off the building and piled into a second. (AP Wirephoto) Waited For Money, Coal Mines Must Buy $5 License with all its pain and frustration, white schools. Reserve figures for Little Rock this nIant stil! js PX affected business conditions in Ar- So the Arkansas businessman, showed the same level for Sept.

Peter I ani kansas and the drive to and the group work ng to bring 27 as for Jan. 1958. During the nt tho main attract new industry? new industry into the state, con- same period, the Federal Reserve distant a Statistically, the answer seems front the question: said, St. Louis dropped two per- fcai I to be, at "lf this deadlock is not re- centage points. Louisville three.

It comes from a eros? Manv economic barometers solved, what will it do to busi- and Memphis, throe. ri a (non rn bv employment and unemployment, ness and development in another The figures on new jobs and 1 exjerunenisi payrolls, department Moro new or expanded Murines en- bank debits indicate a very They have some figures for the nounced by tho AI DC. showed an Trvine to rtr- healthv condition. period since September 1957. when 18 per cent drop from the previ- trot.

1 sitsin also 1 The record tor Ihe slate as a the Little Rock riots occurred ous year's total. "lop a el wheat whole in the scar since the riots These are generally encouraging. Was that tecause of the trouble which would KlleTkSSl: an St FNew Arkansas Indus- way in the world The doubie-duty omist says: Rock never had it so July, announced 63 new industries The economic boxscore, how- and' 28 expanded plants in Arkan- wha. the effect of the t0 be ot practical us ever, may not be the whole story, sas. Total jobs created, it said, cession was on the indus ria.

pi Some of it is bens ev er For two reasons: were 8.527. -ram- tllon we could estimate the experimental plots at the botam- Some of the latest available Manufacturing emDlovment "ardrn There is another aspect. thp grajn.fodder in A number of firms were in Qctober and it gives grass for its trial Development Commission, to estimate it. said William ant also belongs to the reporting for the year ended last Bock, executive director of the mal type, Lapin says. but it is nnnni.nr.pH ta new industries AIDC.

anybody can tell us nol g00d enough at wintering vet Manufacturing employment figures were compiled before Gov. Tbp stalp total bogan dropping in Orval E. Faubus closed the four september 1957. hit a low point in with ------Little Rock high schools. Since February of 1958.

and has now 7i nos first harvest. Lapin says. then, anxiety about the future has climbed back almost to the last lradmTto establishment -rovvs ar increased, markedly. Will the figurC) the Little Rock Cham- Arkansas yields grain for the second har- RICHMOND, VU. TT Little em- nlbor Little Rock itself utive.

all-time high, 2. The Little Rock plan for in- chamber reported last June 30 the state? Will Little Rock teachers have to go elsewhere to work' TXT mi fN ll ii coaI in VirRinia must buy I rf Srr hrrt WiV's'tudekts'' have "to ployment JLL VV jL -L LA Jan. the state announced Satur- schools outside Arkansas? reached an said an AIDC pxee- the first yield ran be grain, then the than the racial sit- £et There an any number of day On Jan. I a new law passed, tegratmg the schools moves into by the 1958 General Assembly will its second junior high 11 'Tf .7" uation may have inv iscs to he very have pelled decide against an mate ffest It included orange peels, apple 20 into effect requiring the Ii I960. Three years Int- 10 shnw an nvcr He left behind him eight world ancient Lower r.ast Sine tenement cores tprn 43 one-thousand- censes, the announcement said.

er. it is scheduled to embrace the a report released by the I best grand masters and seven in- complained that rubbish- was scat- dollar bills, 24 five-hundred-dollar trrnational masters. He failed to terPd about the dark rear of a bills, and 53 hundred-dollar bills. place first hut captured the title corrjdor. Ben Troeger, caretaker, Troeger.

who is over 80 years of grand master and qualified for ----old. has lived all his days as a the Tournament of Candidates, the; devout Orthodox Jew, He believes third st; in world champion- Commercial let I in meticulously observing the Jew- Chip competition. ish Sabbath, from sundown Fri- Bobby impressed fellow com- tit tj day to sundown Saturday. He tries petitors with his mature play in OGtS IN GW JnLGCOrQ to avoid all almost his first international tournament, all activity, especially concerning He knew exactly what he wanted NEW YORK new com- thc Sabbath. The toughness of the will with mercial jet plane flashed across When he saw the bills, he swift which he fulfilled his aim was the United States Saturday in 4 ly swept them into a box.

Hr wonderful. hours and 43 minutes, clipping an even count them. Ilion he He is now a candidate for the hour 27 minutes off tho rec- nrH cot fnr inont a1 flights his though to OtnGf things, 'n that they come here. seldom can find out why." is very dry springs. You inc grass, it would yield after the summer rains grain THE FOREST PRODUCTS DIVISION Afworld championship held by Rus- ord set fnr transcontinental flights wan grand master Mihael Rot- by an old-fashioned piston-drivta he attended leligtena tinik Fischer can challenge Bot- plane ii' wasnt until after sundown vinik in 1960 if he wins next handled real good, com- saturday nrht that the old man tournament of candidates, mented the pilot, Gapt.

Hamilton Trowed at the nearest Bobby, who won the U.S. junior Smith, of Sea Cliff. as he Cation with thc box. Capt. Ste- fitle in 1956 and the U.S.

open stepped from the shiny new Amer- pbpn Duckss counted its contents this year, was the most serious jean Boeing 707. thousand, three hun- player in interzonal tourney.i plane, the Lind that has drek he gasped. Only the Russians with their bpen for transatlantic op- An investigation started immr- famous discriphne could match prations by Pan American Air- diatoly to find the own- him. But while he Russians cc- 39 passengerSi or. but if it isn't claimed in 90 carnally went for a swim or a representatives, days, it becomes Troegrr's.

walk, Bobby remained in the tour- and a lt Los you bring it oom trrt-r ood sn His self-imposed discipline was ann a rrpw of five It left Los wnv didnt you bring it in namcnt hall or in his hotel room. Capt. Luckas asked the His self-imposed discipline was LSI! WI, EDT and ar amazing, and he grew angry at tbp transcontinental was Troeger exporters who kept stressing his rnosv- thc transcont.nontai acc. He said he wanted lo be ncari I a commercia plane repuMJtnipiy. indoor) nniv on hii ntav hours and IO minutes When the tournament began 19545 bv a Whole HorSG Bobby said privately: plan to however were cloaked unofficial- qualify for the Tournament of at about 2 b0Uls 2V A.

Candidates. To achieve that it is New York-to-Los Angeles flights necessary to draw with the great 1 hours and 40 minutes. players and defeat some of the WASHINGTON (AP) It was weaker. That will bring me Johnny Lujack never called a last Thursday that Hyman enough points to cooler football game Rickover was promoted to vice He followed his plan stubbornly Bobby is regarded here as the admiral in the Navy, in part be- and with success. Some of his foes first challenger in years to Rus- cause of his work in developing thought they could trap "the sian chess supremacy.

the atomic-powered submarine. Av bizarre variations or But like the football players, lie The day before, a horse named him with an unusual move to must go to school while Russian Rickover won the fifth race at break his opposition. stars dedicate almost their entire Belmont Park in New York, pay- But the lad proved them wrong, time to chess. ing $20.50 for a $2 win ticket. ONLY A FEW DAYS LEFT! R.

C. BROWN'S Sensational 29th ANNIVERSARY SALE Where your credit is good for anything in our store and best of all you pay NO MONEY DOWN OLIN MATHIESON CORDIALLY INVITES THE PEOPLE OF NORTHEAST LOUISIANA TO ATTEND THE OPENING OF ITS NEW FROSTKRAFT RESEARCH CENTER WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29 AM. Cr 2 PM Jonesboro Rood, West Monroe, La R. C. BROWN There's NO Need For LAYAWAY AT R.

C. BROWN'S SELECT WHAT YOU NEED AND TAKE IT WITH YOU. im YOU DO NOT HAVE TO PAY ON LAYAWAYS TAKE YOUR PURCHASE HOME WITH YOU TRADE TRADE TRADE TRADE TRADE TRADE WHERE SATISFACTION IS GUARANTEED R. c. 335 DeSiard IMonroe Better Credit Store! All of the new laboratory and testing equipment will be on display including the IO' experimental paper machine, which will be in operation producing paper.

The Frostkraft Research Center is another major step in Olin Mathicson program to improve and expand the flow of products from the forest resources of this area. FOREST PRODUCTS DIVISION OLIN MATHIESON CHEMICAL CORPORATION WEST MONROE, LOUISIANA.

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