Chester.

Chester!

No! Oh, Chester.

He's not afraid, Chester.

Go away, Chester, please.

He wanted to get tough with Chester. He don't know Chester. Did you get the picture?

Lay off, Chester, cut it out.

Easy, lay off Chester, not now.

I hope Chester gets to Wellington.

Chester, the Indian has it all.

There's bread, sausage and some Chester cheese.

In Chester, Illinois state police are called.

Chester chooses chestnuts, cheddar cheese with chewy chives.

And Chester Carlson, the inventor, was a patent attorney.

I'm sure that Chester will make it to Wellington.

You know too much, and I am in danger. Chester!

Let's go, Chester. This guy's kept us waiting long enough now.

Look at him, he's so scared of Chester he'll talk now.

You can't do that to Chester. I'm going to blow your guts out!

Well this is a question which fascinated Chester Southam, a cancer doctor in the 1950s.

Well, if you want us, we'll be in Chester McPhee's office at the Customs House.

And these are all kids with no artistic ability, no talent, no imagination. And we bring in the world's greatest artists Gordon Parks has been there, Chester Higgins has been there and what we've learned is that the children will become like the people who teach them.

Throughout the consultations and subsequent direct talks, Mr. Baker was assisted by the Secretary General s Acting Special Representative, Mr. Erik Jensen, and by two deputies, Mr. Chester A. Crocker, former United States Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs, and Mr. John R. Bolton, former United States Assistant Secretary of State for International Organizations.