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Hiroshima Victim Poses Problem For Ben Casey

Yoko Tani, Paris-born Japanese actress, guest stars as survivor of the Hiroshima blast and subseduent victim of Tokyo school fire on Ben Casey" Wednesday at 9:30 on KFAR-TV, Channel 2.
 In "A Pleasant Thing for the Eyes Aiko Tanaka, who has been sent to America for treatment of spinal injury and blindness, pre- sents a multiple medical problem beyond the scope of Dr. Casey's training.
 While the doctor is trying to con- vince his superiors at the hospital that Aiko's blindness is psychologi- cal Barney Albright, warm- hearted, bundering orderly, is giv- ing the stricken girl the mental lift she needs.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-04-25
HICHLICHTS-.

KFAR-TV program highlights for "Wednesday are:
 WAGON TRAIN-7-Guest stars Frank De Kova and Lee Tracy star in a full hour drama of Boston politicians reaction to a Ute medi- cine mans witehcraft
 REAL OYS-8-Grandpa tries to arbitrate a dispute between Kate and Luke without success in Who's Margie?"
 TOP cATA8:3o-Tc gives Dibble B surprise party!
Jessen's weekly., 1962-04-25
STARS JOIN RODEO CIRCUIT

Guest stars David Jansen and Suzanne Lloyd take to the rodeo circuit and the trio from Checkmate follows in Ride Wild Horse" on "Checkmate,' Wednesday at 8 on KTVF, Channel Eleven.
 Wealthy Marcy Woodruff (Miss Lloyd) has fallen in love with col orful rodeo star Len Kokalsky (Jansen), but her brother Phil Robert Colbert) is so violently op- posed to the romance, that Marcy
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fears harm will come to Len. She hires Checkmate.
 Jed Stills CDoug McClure) hires on as a hand with the rodeo so he can keep check on Lens safety. Later Phil is nearly beaten to death at the rodeo and suspicion falls on Len.
 Anthony George stars as Don Cor ey, Sebastian Sabot stars as Dr. Hyatt.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-04-25

BEN CASEY-9:30-Vic of Hiroshima blast has psychological problem Dr. Casey admits he can- not solve in Arise and Shine"
 THIRD MAN = 10:30 = Michael Rennie is involved in more foreign intrigue.
 KTVF program highlights for Wednesday are:
 WINDOW ON MAIN STREET 7:30-A young man learns the im- portance of accepting a gift grace fully.
 CHECKMaTE -S-A wealthy girl decides to marry rodeo rider and unwittingly sets up a murder. 4sskDICK VAN DYKE-9-Rob rebels When he sdecides Laura overbur- dened him with domestic duties.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-04-25
Family Feud Hits The Real McCoys

Grandpa Mccoy tries his hand at peacemaking when Luke and Kate get into dispute over some words uttered in sleep, in Who's Margie?" on, "The Real McCoys," Wednesday at on KFAR-TV, Channel 2.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-04-25
NeIs0ns SaIuage
 ChiIdren's s Relics

Ozzie and Harriet. having their front walk newly cemented, are de- termined to preserve the markings made in the old one by David and Ricky when they were youngsters in Little Handprints in the Side walk" on ''The Adventures of Oz- zie and Harriet Sunday at 8 on KFAR-TV, Channel 2.
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Radio REAR " d6Q @rNOUJR!ER!AL J!
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The dime isn't entirely worthless it makes a fairly good screwdriver.
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KFAR CHANNEL 2
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 6:15-Early Edition News 6:22-Sports Desk
 6:30-Alaska Hi Lites 6:45-Hometown Reporter 7:00-WAGON TRAIN tNBC) 8:00-REAL McCOYS (ABC) 8:30-TOP CAT (ABC) 9:00-Victory at Sea 9:30-BEN CASEY (ABC) 10:30-Third Man 11:00-Nitecap News Final 11:15-Weather Map 11:20-Northward Theater
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9:0o-DICK VAN DYKE {CBS) 9:30-Vapor Trails ,10:00-Death Valley Days lU:30-Weather Forecast 10:35-News and Sports Final 10:40-Theater II
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CHS 11:45-Test Patterr. & Tone 11:55-Daily Word 12:00-LOVE OF LIFE tCBS) 12:30-SEARCH FOR TOMORROW
 tCBS) a2:45-GUlDING LIGHT (CBS' . 1:00-News 1:3U-AS THE WORLD TURNS tCBS) ! 200 Wrestling
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 630- News and Sports Weather Forecast l 7:00-TBA 3O-WINDOW ON MAIN STREET l (CBS)
 3:00-CHECKMATE (CBS)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-11

TUESDAY u
5:45 q TODAY ON THE FARM.
$50 al LOOK TO THIS DAY.
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n MEDITATION.
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500 @ CONTINENTAL CLASSROOM.
Education Color. Contemporary mathe
MATES. tRepeat)
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Education. The New Biology. Dr.. Ray
Koppeman. instructor.
$50 q CONTINENTAL CLASSROOM.
Education. Color. American Government.
"PoIicy and Administration"
q CLASSROOM NINE.
Education. Human Development III.
High School Youth. Dr.. Daniel A. Pres
colt, instructor.
ZOO Cd TODAY.
News, Features, Interviews. Hours. John
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q 7 Am. REPORT.
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us q RANGER HAL.
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News. Del Frank reporting.
800 q CAPTAIN KANGAROO.
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Del Frank reporting.
$50 @ TODAY IN YOUR LIFE.
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q DAILY WORD.
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Exercises. How to stay fit
q KART0ON KLUB.
Cartoons. Hour
q HECKLE AND JECKLE.
Cartoons. I Hour. Also Clutch Cargo,
, 1962-09-26
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that, pursuant to an order Of the
District Court of the Virgin Islands, dated September 9Th, 1862,
the undersigned was appointed Executrix of the above named
estate.
ALL creditors of the deceased, Ford Bond, also known as
David Ford Bond, are required to file their claims with {. de-
Witt Rgers Jr. attorney for the Estate at IA Church Street,
ChrEtiansted, ST Croix, VI within six months Of the date of
this notice.
Persons indebted to this Estate aer requested to make pay
ment within the same time to the above address. Persons claim
ing to be next of kin shall file their proof of heiship with the
said period.
LOIS BENNETT BOND
EXecutrix
Dated September 9Th, 1862
c. deWTTT RIGERS, JR.
, 1962-09-26

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
JUDICIAL DIVISION OF ST. cRoIx. AT FREDERIKsTED
PROBATE NO. - 1867,
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
Of
FORD BOND, also known as David Ford Bond,
Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
, 1962-09-26

MUSIC AT KINGS HILL

ONE OF the most refreshing and inspiring thoughts to
come out in public in a long time is the desire OF the resi-
dents of the Crigg Home at Kings Hill to organize a band
At a late date in life when most people are content to sit
and wait, a number Of these elder citizens want to put their
talents to use, and to enIiven and enrich their hours with music.
HOSE WHO have musical instruments and want to do
nate them should not hesitate to do SO. But perhaps contri-
buttons could be received so that Inexpensive instruments
could be bought. In this way the project could move ahead
and bring its ultimate satisfying results.
THEN THERE is the opportunity for the Senate to APP
propriate a modest sum for Instruments. This would be no
votes of these elder citizens might not be a drop in the bucket
1t would, on the other hand, give them assurance and com.
fort that they are not forgotten and deserted.
NOR is this a matter of %outfittng a grand brass band
instruments could be used, and what is needed, and then only
those that can be put to proper use would be purchased. In
that way there would be no loss.
FOLLOWING this first step, there are musicians here
who would give Of their time and knowledge to help bring
brightness and comfort to these citizens. The task need not
be a binding or disturbing one. Two, or three, or even four
musicians, each giving one hour or two hours a month could
ELL this need admirably.
WI URGE our fellow citizens to carry forward this pre-
iect, and Likewise urge the Senate to take a moment of it
time, and make a contribution. That body would have the
endless gratitude of the residents of the Kings Hill Home
now, and for a long time to come.
, 1962-09-26

Dated September 9Th, 1862
c. deWITT RIGERS JR.
Attorney for the Estate
Evening star., 1962-05-20
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NEWS OF MUSIC
Duo Pionists Compete
With Air Conditioner

the pulsating of distant surf,
did not abate through the rest
of the program. but not every
thing they played was as quiet
as the Franck prelude. The
Bach adaptation of a Vivaldj
concerto, for example, made its
way with forcefulness in the
outer movements. and only in
the slow movement did it suf-
fer from extraneous effects
which had nothing to do with
music.
Likewise the Schumann and
MendelsSohn pieces, which had
a built-in resistance to diff
cult performing conditions.
] They were meant to be heard.
and they were.
1t is difficult to imagine any
one on the concert stage today
who plays the piano with less
business or greater ease than
Pierre LuboShutz. and his part
ner echoes him at all times.
Considered for itself, his polish
is remarkable and admirable
thing. An entire evening Of II,
however, is hard to live with.
Security of technique, gentility
of address. and the relaxation
which comes from profound
knowledge and long experience
can bring off great moments
in music. 1t can also make for
dizziness, and that's the way 1t
was in Cramton Auditorium
last night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-09
Silver Spring Man
Awarded Scholarship

Robert r. Clough. 20, Uni
versity Of Maryland junior
from Silver Spring. was award
ed a $1,000 scholarship Fri
day at the National Associa-
ton of Manufacturers con-
vention in New York.
Mr.. Clough, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John B. Clough OF I0705
Terrence drive. Silver Spring
viii use the scholarship money
to complete his studies in eco
Monies at the university.
An honor student. he plans
TO attend graduate school ct
the university In economics or
mathematics and enter college
teaching.
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Moroccan Vote
Supports King

RABAT, Morocco. Dec. 9
(AP).-Mounting returns from
Morocco's constitutional refer
endum today gave q sweeping
"a per cent yves" vote to King
Hasson II and his proposal for
q constitutional monarchy.
The percentage was based on
unofficial tabulations of nearly
3 million votes cast in IL OF
the country's 16 provinces. A
total OF "a million voters reg
istered for the referendum.
On the basis of returns count
ed so far, only IL per cent OF
the voters abstaineds dealing a
heavy blow to the left-wing
National Union of Popular
Forces, which had called for q
mass boycott Of the polls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-09
BY ORR KELLY
star staff Writer

Dame Margot Fonteyn, one
of the worlds great ballerinas
arrived here last night ano
found herself sharing attention
with young man with lum-
inous smile named Viktol
Roma.
Viktor who?
Viktor Roma, 26 year OLD
leading dancer with the Ma
tional Opera Ballet Of Buda-
pest. who has experienced 9
series Of bewildering changes
in the past two-and-a-hali
weeks.
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BoIIerino Fonteyn Gets
Pqrtner as q Repeater

Dame Margot, prima baller-
ina of Britain's Royal Ballet.
was planning a gala charity
performance. Nureyev, a for
mer dancer with the Bolshoi,
was to dance. but he became
i'll. He suggested she call Vik-
| tor.
when / told the ballet
master that Margot Fonteyn
had called and wanted me to
come to London, he patted me
on the back and told me to
rest until / felt better" he said
through an interpreter.
Command Performance
Thursday. he danced in Lon
don in command performance
before the Queen Mother and
Princess Margaret. The London
newspapers raved about his
performance.
While they were preparing
for their London performance,
Mrs. James M. Johnston, vice
president of the Washington
Ballet Guild, Inc, and long
time friend Of Dame Margot,
was faced with problem.
Maria Tallchief, who was to
dance here this week with the
new resident company in Wash
ington, the American Ballet
Theater, was forced to cancel
her appearance when she en-
tered Chicago hospital early
last week.
Mrs. Johnston called Dame
Margot, who agreed to dance
here twice this week-and to
bring Viktor along.
Meet at Airport
Last night they arrived at
National Airport. Viktor had
come direct from London, with
a change of planes in New
York. Dame Margot had
stopped in Boston to meet her
husband. DR.. Roberto Arias,
former Panamanian Ambassa-
dor to England. Their planes
arrived within a few minutes
of each other last night.
Viktor, handsomers after a
trans-ocean flight than most
leading men when they emerge
from the makeup department,
was there to meet Dame Mar
got when she arrived.
ALSO on hand were Mrs.
Johnston and three little girls
from the Washington School
of Ballet, Chariene Kramer,
Is, Marilyn Honig, IL, and
Christine Surba, 13. They pre-
sented Dame Margot with a
large bouquet Of roses.
Dame Margot and her hus-
band went to the Shoreham
Hotel and Viktor to the Alban
Towers.
Practice Comes First
He says he's going to begin
practicing tonight" she said:
II should, but I don't think I
will until tomorrow"
Monday night, Dame Mar
got, last seen here in 1857, and
Vixtor. will dance pas de deux
from Gayoneh at Loew's Capt.
toll Theater.
Wednesday night they will
repeat their performance for
an audience which is expected
to include Mrs. John F. Ken
nedy.
If Viktor Roma sometimes
felt a little breathless being
swept along with the whirl-
wind, he didn't show it. His
smile just became a little
broader.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-09
BY JOHN HASKINS
Contributing Critic

Pifere Luboshutz. Genta Nemenoff,
duo-pianists, At Cramton Auditorium,
Howard University. Program: Pre-
lude, Franck: Concerto in A Minor.
Vivaldi-Bach. Andante and Varia-
tons Schumann: Allegro Brilliant,
Mendelssohn -Lubosnutz. Lindaraja.
Debussy; Variations on a Theme By
Beethoven, Op. 80, Saint-Saens.
At the third event in the in
augural season of Howard Uni
versity's cultural series al
Cramton Auditorium the de-
pendable two-piano team OF
Pierre Luboshutz and Genis
Nemenoff brought off one OF
their usual polished recitals
This year they celebrate theil
twenty-fifth anniversary as q
performing team, and they play
as one.
The program opened with q
Prelude by Cesar Franck, com
posed originally for organ. il
a Luboshutz adaptation for tive
keyboards. A quiet andantino
it was difficult to hear agains
a low-frequency roar from the
air-conditionine equipment, ant
most Of its subtleties were
missed.
The background noise. like
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SALESLADY

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STATISTICAL TYPIsT. temporary
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PIANOs-we have . GOOD selection
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that can be purchased ct reason
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The Nome nugget., 1962-11-19
Noted Nuclear Physicist
 Dr. NielS BOhr Is Dead

COPENHAGEN, Denmark R- Dr. Niels Bohr, one of the cen tury's leading nuclear physicists, is dead at 77.
 He was stricken by heart at tack Sunday and died in his Co., penhagen home.
 Bohr, an absent-minded profes- sor admired by scholars for his in- spring influence, generally was ranked second only to the late Albert Einstein among physicists of the 20th century.
 Our greatest living physicist has died" said Dr. Hans Bethe, who worked with Bohr on the de- velopment of the atomic bomb in the United States Bethe of Ithaca, NY, said Bohr's death leaves a void which nobody can fill"
The Nome nugget., 1962-11-19
Eagles Club Manager Has Juvenile Problem

KETCHIKAN R Manager John Roberts of the Eagles Club here has been charged in Magi- strate Court with allowing iuven- lies on licensed premises.
 The charge came to light today when Roberts appeared in court. asked for and received one-week continuance of the case.
 The case grew out of the use of club facilities for the weekly teen-age dance, practice which has been going on for five years. Roberts said. The juveniles were not allowed in the bar area and the dances have been held on an upper floor.
 An Alcohol Beverage Control Board agent, a state trooper and city policeman made the arrest of Roberts.
 The teen-age dance program is part of the Eagles program to pro- vide wholesome entertainment for young people through the age of 20, The dances are always chaper- oned.
The Nome nugget., 1962-11-19
Red Chinese Oyei1un Indians. Take Key Position

NEW DELHI, India R = Chinese Communist troops, 2000O strong overran Sc Pass and the next h. dian defense position at the east ern end of the fighting front to- day. The Reds now stand only 9 miles from the =popuIeus Indian plains of Assam.
 The Red Chinese outflanked the defenders =at 13.756-foot Sc Pass and forced the Indian withdrawal 10 Bomdila. so miles to the south east on the next ridge of an h. d1an=built road running to Tez- pur on the Assam plains. The next possible defense position, perhaps theZonlv one, is at a place called Eagles Nest on range crossed by q road 9.3o0 feet up.
 Prime Minister Nehru announced the fall of Bomdila. As he did so British ZHiah Commission in New Delhi made plans to evaeu- ate 1,500 British subjects in Assam.
 Nehru's announcement of the new reVerses= came after a speech Sunday night in which he said the Chinese offensive is threatening Indian independence. He said other countries are now beginning to realize this is not a border dis pute but naked, crude and shame less aggression"
 A Picking broadcast quoted Chinese Premier Chou En-Lai as saying US. arms aid to India will enlarge the conflict of the Afro Asian peoples About s5 million worth of badly needed infantry weapons have been flown to India by the United States.
The Nome nugget., 1962-11-19
By Ward Sims
Associated Press Staff Writer

JUNEAU tR = An even break of Democrats and Republicans in the State House of Representatives in the third legislature seemed virtually assured today
 Complete, unofficial return s from all legislative races. includ Ing absentee ballots. gave the De- moerats 20 seats in the lower chamber and the Republicans an equal number.
 The Democrats will have tight control of the Senate, l5-5.
 The lineup in the House during the past two sessions favored the Democrats, 22-18. The Democrats had a l3=7 advantage in the Senate.
 The 20-2o standoff in the House could possibly be broken by a recount in the 10th District. where Republican Clem Tillion held 2 slllnZ ,o00982 lead over Demo-