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Bill No. 1919 Act to AmendT Title 8, Virgin Islands
Code, Relating to Pensions and Annuities. Proposed
by the Governor of the Virgin Islands.
Bill No. l52O-Act to Amend Chapter 8, Title "a Of
the Virgin Islands Code, Relating to Labor Rela-
lions. Proposed by the Governor Of the Virgin Is
lands.
All of the above bills assigned to the Committee of the
Whole.
The House resolved itself into ommitte Of the
Whole at 4:03 pm. to discuss the above Legislation.
1THE HOUSE S TO FORMAL SESSION AT,4:57
T DISCUSSING H ABOVE LEGISLATION
AND REPORTING ALL BILLS FOR ACTION
ADOPTION OF BILLS
BILL NO. 1916
FOURTH LEGISLATURE OF THEVIRGMIsLAND
OFTHE UNITED II
First Special Session
1861
Concerning Assessment, Levy, and Collection Of Real
Property Taxes for Calendar Year 1860.
BE IT ENACTED by the Legislature Of the Virgin IS
lands:
SECTION /. Notwithstanding any provision of law
to the contrary, tax liability for real property for the ca
lendar year 1860 assessed, levied and collected by vir-
tue Of the provisions Of subtitle 2, Title SO of the Virgin
Islands Code shall not be in excess Of 25 per cent of
the tax liability for the calendar year 1859. However,
for the purpose of calculating the excess, if any of the
1860 real property tax liability, over 1859 tax liability.
such part OF the 1860 tax as reflects increased assess
me property based on improvements to the
since the 1859 assessment, shall not be considered
as part of such excess.
DR.. ANDUZE ...s........... Abent
Mr.. DE LUGO E
NIX. GOMEZ p
, 1962-03-07

Raphael |. Bostic
Agatha G. Biggs
Eileen r. Petersen
Eleanor r. Frorup
Rev. Vincent II. Adams
Uric E. Benjamin
Wilfrid A. James
D. G. Hicks
Charles A. Emanuel
Rita C. Weber
Eirno L. Ritter
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-05-31

right arm up near the should
er last Sunday, May q and
was taken to st. Luke's hos
pital where it was set.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ditto
were called to Brecksville re-
Gently because of the uneX-
pected d e a t h of Louis E.
Wicks, Mrs. Ditto's brother.
He is a former Chester reSid-
ent.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Oxen
rider from Bryan, 0. and
their daughter, Miss Ellen
Oxenrider, visited their son,
C. j. Wxenrider and his fam
lily at their cottage on John
sons Island on last weekend
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Christ
ensen and their son. Jimmy
joined them on Sunday, May
81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Gewak
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-05-31

m, there will be election of
officers.
At 800 on the evening of
June 4, there will be a mer-
chandise party at the home
of Mrs. William Miller. Mem
berS and friends are invited.
AL profits will be given to the
Women's Society. Call Mrs.
William Gaines for further in
formation, PA 9-9262
GreeterS for tie montII Of
May were Miss Constance
Whitlock and Wayne Froh-
ring, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Mansfield, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Studinger and Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip Runyon.
The Chester Batpist church
on Sunday, June 3 will have
worship time at HOO am.
The Guild Girls will meet
at the church at $3.50, Tuesday
June 5,
The Wednesday evening
prayer time and the Sunday
evening services will be dis
continued during the summer
months starting in June.
strawberry Festival
There will be a Strawberry
Festival at the West Geauga
plaza on Saturday, June 9 and
Sunday, June 10 from 2 pm.
until 8 pm. This is a joint pro-
ject of the West Geauga Band
and the Band aides. There
will be band and orchestra
music, pony rides, a midway
with games and prizes and
refreshments for sale.
Boating Accident
Sympathy is extended to
Mrs. Bucher 4th grade teacn-
er at Russell school on the
loss of her husband in boat
ing accident on Lake Erie
Mrs. Bucher has two sons, Is
and 8.
Brief Items
Thomas Condit broke his
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-05-31

have recently completed their
swimming pool, the first one
on WoodSide Drive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Rus
sell have returned from Flor
ida. Since then they went to
Indiana to attend the gradua-
ton of a niece.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-05-31
Welcome Wagon Hostess

Welcome Wagon Hostess
Leaves
The CheSterland Welcome
Wagon club had a surprise
farewell party for their hos
tess, Mrs. Walter Shaffer in
conjunction with their regular
meeting, Monday evening
May 81. In a little ceremony,
Mrs. Homer Weaver, assist
ant hostess, came on a Wei
come Wagon visit to Mrs.
Shaffer at the meeting with
a basket of gifts. These were
amusing gifts as well as let
terS of commentator from
each sponsor for her eight
years of service. All past pre-
SidentS of the club were pre-
sent with one exception. Some
of the board members o1
other years attended also
Approximately 90 eopl {
we're there altogether. A de
corated square cake was par
Of the refreshments.
Mrs. Shaffer is leaving tt
teach English at the junior
high school next fall.
Mrs. Ruby Spath, Super
visor from the North Eas
Welcome Wagon District, pre-
sented Mrs. Shaffer with
gold pin from Welcome Wag
on International. The CheSte
club gave her a Royal Dalto
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-05-31

the June 5 meeting Charles
Day, VICAR News Director.
Mr.. Day accompanied Rich
ard Nixon on his Russian trip
and since then has travelled
extensively in Germany and
other parts of Europe. He will
show films as well as speak.
X of p Card Party
Mr.. and Mrs. K n n t h
Sperry and Mr.. and Mrs. E.
G.. Pursiful were hosts and
hostesses at the K of P Card
Party last Saturday, May 26.
First prize winners in 500
were Mrs. Ralph ShanoWer
and Mrs. Forest Bond. Mrs.
Clarence Battles and George
Speer took second. First in
pinochle were Yaro Sojka
and Elmer Eckert. Second
prize in pinochle were Mrs.
Eta HOW e Is, and Albert
Verbsky. Grand prize winner
was Mrs. Nick Ritondaro.
West Geauga Sponsors
The West Geauga Sponsors
drive for lights for the foot
ball field is getting under way
with a meeting May 81, Thurs
day at 800 pm. at the high
school for t e m workers.
Starting June 4, a Monday
and continuing through the
month of June, these workers
will solicit residents of the
West Geauga school district
for contributions to the light
ing fund. Their goal is $l2, 800
Beginning Iext week Mrs
Forrest Bond will e IL m {
writing this column. All news
items should be telephoned OF
mailed to her. Her number is
PA 9-7016.
Church News
Rev. Bullock of the Trinity
Methodist church has entitled
his sermon for Sunday, Juns
3, Something to Stand For"
The month of June at Junior
church services will be devot
ed to Prayer" in a series let
by HOW ID Mansfield witt
the subjects Why, How
When" and Where.
At the Methodist Youth Fe,
| lowship on June 3, at 900 +
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-05-31
BY Mrs. Charles Christy

Golden Ayers
The Geauga County Golden
Age Club has been invited to
the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph SchWarz, 1850 Sherman
Road for a picnic on Monday,
June 4, at 1900 noon. Please
bring a dish to pass and table
service. The Golden Age Or
cheStra of Cleveland will en-
tertain.
~
Medical Assistants
Convention
Miss Laura LaMoreauX at
tended the Ohio Medical AS
sistantS Convention in Cleve-
land at the Cleveland Shera-
ton Hotel on Friday, Satur-
day and Sunday, May 25, 26,
and 81. Miss LaMoreauX is
employed by DR.. Arturo ].
Dimaculangan of Chester
Army Wedding
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Roll
er of 205 Wilson mills Road,
flew to Germany to attend the
wedding of their son, Captain
Robin John Roller of the Tank
Corps. Mrs. Roller left on
April % to be present at the
civil ceremony, April 26
which was on her birthday
Mr.. Roller went on April 2S
and both were at the military
wedding. The bride, Brigette
Lange, wore a long white sat
in dress and had four attend
entS. She is from Hanover
Germany. The military wed
ding took place on May II
After the ceremony, the bride
and room. in accordance
with Tank Corps tradition in
stead of riding around in al
auto, rode on top of one of tht
! tanks. A reception followed
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-05-31
NEWS from CHESTER

the ceremony. Captain Roller
is a graduate of West Point.
He and his wife expect to re-
turn to the United States in
August. Present plans call
for him to teach for three
wears either at West Point or
one of three leading Eastern
universities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Roller
were gone three weeks alto
gether.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-05-31
figurine.
All Sewing

All Sewing
The "Lollypoppers", a sew
ing All Club met at the home
of their leader, Miss Laura
LaMoreaux, on Tuesday eve
ming, May %. They are sec
ond and third year girls. Pre-
sident is Cindy Lands, Vice
president, Barbara Johnson,
treasurer, Marcia Johnson,
secretary, Anita Guminiak,
news reporter, Charlene
Wells, recreation lie a d e r,
Patty Pavelka and health and
safety leaders are Lisa Fact
or and Yvonne Krause.
---4 -
More on the Garden Bazaar
The Perennial G a de n
Clubs profit from their re-
cent Bazaar is around $400 .0O
which will enable them to
make a start on their town
park identification project.
Huge sketches of the many
historical buildings with a
short resume of the history Oh
the building were made by
Mrs. John Cogswell as back
ground decoration for the
tables of plants and articles
for sale, at the Bazaar. In the
center of the gym was a re
plica of the old bandStanC
which used to be in the toWr
park, constructed under the
direction of Arthur Raymond
The Little Green PerennialS
a Junior garden club sponsor
ed by the Perennials, served
= refreshments from the Band
stand.
= 1t is hoped that the club will
1 repeat this affair next yea,
: as more money will be need
+ ed for the park.
i
Blue Birds and
| Camp Fire Girls
There was a Blue Bird FL,
up of the West Geauga Dis
trict Cleveland Counc @
| Camp Fire Girls, on Saturda
May 26, 1862 at 800 pm. a
the township park, to we
come Blue Birds who ar
ready to become Camp Fir
| Girls Mistress of Ceremonie
is Gail Bopp, Torch Bearer
Mrs. Gene Gehri; chairmer
Blue Bird Ceremony, Mrs. 4
| CoWleS and Mrs Robert Ho
mes; District director, Mr.
Jane Horrigan. Hospitality b
| Gordon Anderson; Distrit
| chairman, Mrs. Max Sallac
and Field Director is Mis-
| Cornett, leader and Mrs.
the Blue Bids of Mrs. c.
District Program chairman
Cicirello, co leader. Grou
placement signs by Judy M,
i STlrath and Council Fire woo
contributed by Mr.. Gene G.
4 hri. Elizabeth Lease led tt
Pledge of Allegiance. Sevent
nine Blue Birds becam
| Campfire Girls.
Camp Fire Car Wash
| The Camp Fire group, w
To-Ma-Chick are having a CO
wash at Paullin Bros. Sob
Gas Station, corner of 306 ar
322 from 1000 a m. to 500
m. on Saturday, June 2. TT
charge is $1.35. The money
being raised for a trip by IL
group to Washington, D. G
KiwaniS
The West Geauga Kiwan
will have as their speaker
Evening star., 1962-09-17

ported that q dolphin repeated
such phrases as "three two
three" in distinguishable terms
even though 1t was in q high
pitched Donald Duck quack-
like form.
DR.. jenkins said that when
the tapes were slowed down 70
half or quarter speed, however
DR.. Lilly found an unexpected
factor.
The dolphin apparently had
taken the human Vocalization
and compressed 1t as to time,
BY slowing the tape and low
ering the pitch. the dolphin's
voice came back in clear repe-
tition Of the human words.
DR.. Jenkins said the replies
were so distinct that when one
of DR.. Lilly's assistants with a
Southern accent spoke to the
dolphin. the animal repeated
the sentence faithfully even to
the Southern drawl.
Evening star., 1962-09-17
Atomic Power
Goes on Lines
In New York

BUCHANAN, N. Y, Sept. II
(AP) P).-Residents Of this West
chester County community got
their electricity from atomic
power today.
The Consolidated Edison
Co.'S Indian Point atomic
power plant here produced its
first electricity yesterday -
$1,000 kilowatts for use by It's
customers in Buchanan.
The power was stepped up to
$4,000 kilowatts overnight and
eventually will be brought to
its full power Of 275,00o kilo-
watts over the next few weeks.
At that time, it will serve the
needs Of New York City and
suburban Westchester County
customers.
The Indian Point reactor
first achieved a sustained nu-
clear chain reaction last August
2.
1t Is the fourth commercial
size atomic power plant in the
Nation. The others are at Ship
pingport. Pa, Dresden, Ill, and
Rowe, Mass.
Evening star., 1962-09-17
u. S. Chamber
Assoils NLRB
nr N. Assoeiatsa Pres.

A United States Chamber OF
Commerce spokesman said yes
terday that labor relations have
been disrupted by the National
Labor Relations Board under
the Kennedy administration.
Eugene Kenney. secretary OF
the Chambers Federal Labor
Stan dards Committee. said
many precedents Of respected
and long-term standing have
been overturned by the new
board" -
He cited statistics which he
said showed that strike idle
ness in the first half of 1862
was about so per cent higher
than in the same period OF
1861"
Evening star., 1962-09-17

nication Research Institute,
Charlotte Amalie st. Thomas,
Virgin Islands.
The assignment: Basic sci
entific research on the fea-
sibility and methodology
for establishing communication
between man and other spe-
cies."
Naturally, the Space Agency
Is interested in "other species"
that may someday be found
on distant planets.
The study will be directed
by DR.. John C. Lilly. a noted
authority on the Dolphin, bet
ter known as the porpoiSe.
DR.. Dale w. Jenkins, chief
Of NASA's environmental BIZ
ology programs said DR.. Lilly
probably will do most Of the
research at an aquarium at
Cocoanut Grove, just south Of
Miami.
DR.. jenkins said DR.. Lilly had
determined that dolphins talk
to each other, but at a rate
eight times faster than that OF
human beings.
Dolphins also have a re-
markable gift of mimicry Of the
sounds they hear.
DR.. jenkins said that when a
Evening star., 1962-09-17

dolphin has been properly con-
ditioned. the animal apparently
tries to repeat the human
phrases.
The replies are likely to come
out as an unintelligble series
Of squawks. sQueaks. Quacks
and blats.
However, DR.. Lilly has re-
Evening star., 1962-09-17
Speech of Other Life
Reseorched by NASA
By the Associated Press

The Dolphin, brany creature Of the with high-
pitched hghped has been chosen by the Space Agency
as tool for research on communications between man and
other forms Of life.
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration
contract Commu-
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-07-05

FRIGIDATRE refrigerator-freez
Is Gu. it.. also 9 GU. #; Magic
Chef gas stove; 5-piece dinette set
end tables, new 3-piece sectional
couch: all excellent condition.
HI. 2-99l0 or HI. 2-3783.
RUGS; 12x2O, 12xl8, l2xl5. l2x12
9xl5. 9Xi2, etc. all types, new
used; also beautiful reproduction
orientals; excellent values at very
low prices. Empress Carpet 1925
Euclid. CL 1-a452.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-07-05

THE AMBASSADORS, male quartet from Eastern
Nozorene College will be singing for service at the
Church of the Nozorene Sunday at PAS a. m. The
personnel Of the quartet follows first tenor, Ken
meth Mills AshtobuIu, Ohio; second TENOR Robert
Howard. lucas Ohio; barton, Rick Folon, Reading,
Pennsylvania; and bass Dave Johnson, Rdgewoy. Pa.
A representative travelling with the group will speak
briefly about Eastern Nozorene College, fully
credited Christon liberal orts college Located in VOL
oson Park. Quincy. Moss. All welcome to tho
service.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-07-05

! the previous figure o.
S24,200,0OO at mid-year 1861
Cash and government bonds
stood at s2,572,O0O at the end Of
the period. Reserves, which are
measure of the strength anc
security of any financial institu.
ton, have achieved a record
high of 81, ,102,599 represent
ing an increase of 1916 per cent
over the mid-1961 figure.
Knox pointed out that in
spite of the rather unsettled
business and economic con-
ditions currently prevailing, the
volume of savings continues to
increase at a surprisingly rapid
rate. Although new, homes
activity has slackened some
what, Knox reports that East
Cleveland Savings own volume
of mortgage loans is not ex-
pected to show a noticeable dip.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-07-05
East Cleveland S&L
Has Record High Assets

In its mid-year financial re
port, East Cleveland Savings
and Loan Co. reported a record
high for assets which now stanc
at over $50 million, compared
with s27.S million at the end OF
the first half in 1861.
Robert c. Knox, president OF
the Company, pointed to a con-
tinued high level of savings as
the major cause of growth for
the -two-year-old company
Payout Of dividends TO share
holders was the highest in the
company's history, amounting
to S4s6,7OO for the first half of
1862. Other highlights of the
current semi-annual statement
included: Total savings in
creased to $4,000, 900 from
S24,OOO,O0O twelve months
earlier. First mortgage loans
amounted to $26,500,O0O up from
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-07-05

8 PIECE oak dining room set. 62a
Eddy rd. MU. 1-7436.
ROLLAWAY bed, "a, $50; Z h. p.
motor, $3.50; % x II inch var
nished door. So, floor lamp and
piece living room set, ideal for
recreation room, SIS; enith tran
slstor radio, S. RE. 1-8403.
GRAY wool rug. IS X Is. and pad,
needs cleaning, 3l901 Clenhurst,
WilloWick.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-07-05
Campus News

DR.. William A. Patterson
Provost of Fem College, an.
nounced today the names of stu.
dents who qualified for the
Deans Lists from Schools OF
Engineering, Arts and Sciences
and Business Administration in
the Spring Quarter, 1862.
In order for students to
qualify for the coveted position
on the Deans List they must
attain a 3.3 average or be of the
top 10 per cent of their class.
These high grades must be
earned while carrying pro-
gram Of at least Is credit hours
in the Fem Day Division.
The following East Cleveland
students qualified for the Deans
List:
Carol Blaha. 1900 Third ave-,
Marilyn Grande, 1916 Grantham
rd., Diane Smith, 1888 East
143rd ST., and Linda Slothower,
1851 Belmore rd.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-07-05
WANTED TO BUY
I Buy Used Furniture
Pay Cash
We, i-0llI or Ev 1887

DINING room set with chairs, rea-
sonable. Call KE. 1-4287.
LATE model G.E. & Gu. II. refrig-
orator; metal patio chairs, table
and bench; occasional black
wrought iron pieces; miscellane-
Gus RE 1887.
DTNETTE set. 6 piece, light gray,
Danish: fireplace set: all in very
good condition. 436-4765.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-07-05

INOIEUM and tile at reduced
prices; see us before you BUY
j. Berger, 305 East 18Th 81.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-07-05
Renee Walters

LIQUlDATOR
Selling Complete Contents
Of University Heights Home
4O34 Bushnell Rd.
| Eost OF Wurrensville Center Rd,)
IA. l-701o
Fri. Sat. Sun, July 6-7-s
Hours 10 10 Until Sold
EMERGENCY SALE, MOVING
| TO CALIFORNIA; MERCHAN-
Disc PRACTICALLY NEW!
3.piece curved sectional sofa;
KING size lounge chairs, otto.
man, others; 3.tier table. others;
floor and toble lamps; stereo
phono in wolnut cobinet; Hi-Fi
and records; driftwood woll
decorations; condleldbru wall
decorations, others; planter and
stund; walnut dining room set,
chino cabinet and chairs;
silver tea set. complete; miscel-
luneous silver pieces; crystal
pieces; fiqurines and pictures;
Philco radio; room divider with
flowers; bobies lullaby furni.
ture; toy chest; complete line
OF boby things; dinette set with
round toble. complete; Kenmore
gas range with center grill; Hot
point refrigerator. freezer top;
electric blender; other smoll op-
plionces; bamboo chairs; ion;
Cory dehumidifier: bar occessor-
les: 1861 RCA Whirlpool auto
motto washer and gas dryer;
Kenmore uutonotic washer;
utility table: curtoins. dropes;
bamboo cwtoins; Jim Dandy
swing set; lownmower; garden
tools; steplddders; aluminium
glider; exl0 broided porch rug;
womens clothing. l2-l4; mater
nifty clothes, winter and sum-
mer: mems clothing. SO TO 40;
children's. infonts' and loyette.
m any. m any miscellaneous
items.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-07-05
Ia Charter House Pool
and Cabana CIub!!!

activities with you at your
earliest convenience. Just
give either Of them a call at
Akdrewsl- -0300. Remember
just ask for Mike or Dave and
they'll help plan q summer
full Of enjoyment for your
entire family.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-07-05
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

CURLY maple unusual bookcase
settee, two rattan chairs. Sill
davenport and chair, SD; dininf
set, S32; porch rug and two chairs
So; floor lamps and other items.
Ii. 1-8095.
GRANDFATHER clock, Savage: bel,
type health and reducing machine
micro film sort viewer.
VIII. 4-4632
S ROOMS of furniture, Duncan
Phyfe dining room set, living room
set, stove, beds, odds and ends
reasonable. 1843 Reyburn, off Eu-
cid, Saturday 10 a. m. 5 p. m.
w. 1-0965.
KITCHEN table, S4: curio cabinet,
S5; cot, full mattress, SIS; drapes.
30 feet wide; couch; chair; and
miscellaneous. w. 6-1411.
81 INCH Davenport. with matching
lounge chair; AL condition.
RE. 1909.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-07-05
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

ELECTRIC stove. G. E.. $50; cabinet
sink, C. E. disposal and dishwash-
er, AL. SIS: gas refrigerator,
apartment size. Al, $50; 14-inch
television. Motorola, $50: 2 mod
ern dining tables, 81 each; small
desk. SO: dresser base, $40: metal
2-door wardrobe. Sc: music cab
met, So. 4 antique dining chairs,
ST each: Mercury wheel. 81; liv-
ing room chair. 50; automobile
roof luggage carrier, S.. 14507
Shaw. MU. 1-4404.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-07-05

LIVING room set. 2 piece mohair
cheap. ". 1-7l64.
OPEN coil single bed springs. good
S. each. YE. 2-5571.
DINING room set. bedroom set, re.
frigerator and stove. Call
MU. l-7050.
CEDAR chest, walnut; double ma
hogany 4-poster bed, Beautyrest
mattress springs, like new: coffee
table, full set of dishes. kitchen
utensils. coffeematic, waffle iron
large and small electric fans. g z
wringer washer, metal wardrobe
2 rugs, e0x30; runners, 2 porch
chairs. PO. l-6602.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-07-05

Mrs. Winfred Sebals, Of Page
ave-, has departed for a visit
to the exciting Worlds Fair in
Seattle, Wash.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-07-05

WANTED FOR ROBBERY, !,
At those prices our Classified
Ads are a STEAL.
Jessen's weekly. [volume] (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1942-1968, 1962-06-13
PROTECTION FOR BROTHERS

Ilka Windish and Milton Seller
are in the cast when Checkmate
draws the assignment of protecting
the three Szorney brothers, heirs
to fabulous fortune. from death
until their fathers will is read in
will the Real Killer Please Stand
Jp' on "Checkmate" Wednesday at
on KTVF, Channel Eleven.
The will supposedly divides the
fortune equally among the three,
unless something happens to any
one of them in which case the for
tune goes TO the survivors The
three brothers make it clear to
Checkmate that they fear no out
side threat-only each other.
With Checkmate escorting them,
the brothers-W ladyslaw (Selzer).
Anton (Stefan SchnabeD and Boris
Jessen's weekly. [volume] (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1942-1968, 1962-06-13

7:3o-WINDOW ON MAIN STREET
(CBS)
8:00-CHECKMATE tCBS)
9:00-DICK VAN DYKE (CBS)
9:30-TBA
10:30-Weather Forecast
1J:35-News and Sports Final
10.40-Theater II
Jessen's weekly. [volume] (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1942-1968, 1962-06-13
--PROGRAM HICHLICHTS-.

KTVF program highlights for
Wednesday are:
WINDOW ON MAIN STREET
7:30-The youngsters are plagued
by the problem of summer jobs
until they get some advice from
Author Brooks.
CHECKMATE-8-The trio draws
the assignment of protecting three
brothers, heirs to fortune, from
death until their fathers will is
read.
DICK VAN DYKE-9-Rob fol-
lows his producers orders and
leaves town to addition new sing
er on the same day his son is max
ing his grade school acting debut