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The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-08-17

children Ethiopia? When the Germans under Hitler attempted
to commit genocide?
them quite different would have been told No knows
living breathing feeling people might have known
the continued sweetness of life!
They gone is help them. But there
today who suffering the ills which ncts
give hearts "rachmanu," pity
able
rescue and return to ife
N Journal brought very
to home the Arab anti-Israel boycott
Phoenix churchmen part of group of 10 Protestant
church members arrested their arrival
Bible study mission W. j. Harvey and Rev r. E.
Dawins happy safely more report
spent scheduled days in Jordan under arrest
They told that they blacklist and they could
religious weekly called Beni
Shaom which they describe proIsrael but not anrab
group proceed but forced the others take
plane Cyprus before they could enter
Israel.
The per person Israel
indignation travellers Their arrest
their inability to call their CONSUL also
aroused them.
only permits it, but substantial aid to the
country policy it is treat American citizens enemies
Truly oddy American foreign policy mystery which
the minds of the State Department could explain they
would.
In explanation who anxious
the honor of the proud name overseas have two
We again opinions
in Congress State civic duty
trips to the Middle East
fully avoid which practice discrimination.
The National given up Middle
would be useful to suggest this policy to other groups
with tours in mind
OFFENSES" the crimes for which number
recently sentenced death in the Soviet Union
my feeling of overly subjective But
Others whom
be sensitive to evidences OF antlSemltsm than
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-08-17
JEWISH BOOK CORNER
Capacity For Love: Divine Revelation

| commercialiSm which feeds upon
tn e immaturity of people.
DeodorantS and hair tonicS, lotions
and tooth paSteS are advertised as
the necessary tools to achieve the
exciting and eternal bliss of a
Romeo and Juliet.
so MANY young married people
fall in and out of love and never
know really what they want. The
complaint today is not that q man
is drunkard, cheat, vulgarian
or a brute. The comment usually
comes from the spouse, "I just
don't love him." If one should ex-
anime more closely he would find
the answer, 81 simply don't feel
the romance 1 once had" T h e
people are looking for something
that doesn't exist.
The first requisite of love is the
ability of one to love himself prop
erly. There are some who have for
themselves nothing but self-hate
which they disguise in terms of
inferiority complexes, and there
are those who have Self-adora-
ton to overcome the love which
was never given to them.
A mask of self love is worn by
so many people who cannot love
others because they have not been
able to understand themselves.
The first step in developing
the power of love Is TO discipline
ourselves. Love demands concen-
tration which gives the person
the recognition that he must give
of himself. And, finally, a person
must open up himself to other
human beings. He must have the
patience of heart to always open
uu and not keep within himself
that which lies the deepest.
People who go out looking for
love will return never to find 1t.
The door is never open. The prob
able truth is that love is right
there inside the door all the time.
The high rate of divorce, the
cause of much unhappiness, is the
failure of human begins to de-
velop this capacity, to know its
art and to sustain it in marriages
which will bring forth the kind of
sane human beings which will
make life a blessing instead of a
curse.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-08-17

giving of ones human heart to
life.
Here love is not primarily q
relationship to a specific person,
but it is an attitude, an Orienta-
ton Of character which deter
mines the relation of one person
to another. This capacity for love
is a revelation of the Divine
spark that lies at the heart OF
every man, for in this love OF
man is the love for God.
The tragedy of our times is that
most people understand love in its
superficial form. They can see love
only in terms of romantic love,
revelation of a physical desire,
and limited to youthful years.
When people seek and demand this
for all their lives, they run against
a steel wall which brings t h e r
lives crashing down in the horror
of disappointment and Illustration.
The false notion that people can
find unending joy in youthful love
has stimulated a whole business,
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-08-17

fact that they were conscious that
they were separated one from an
other and human separation with
out reunion by love is the cause
of shame. It is at the same time
the source of guilt and great an
xiety.
THE DEEPEST need of man is
to overcome his separateness, to
leave the prison of his loneliness
and find a deeper relationship to
the values of life. This is why man
needs love and why love itself
is the greatest power of his being.
One of the great books of the
Bible, 1.-THE Song of Songs" con-
tainS some of the most profound
statements of love. "Many waters
cannot quench love; neither can
the floods drown it. Set me as
seal upon thy heart" In these
words lies the understanding of
the feeling, "My beloved is mine
and I am his" expresses the COM
plete relationship which com S
about in the kind of love that is of
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-08-17
The World Over
~

In letter to the New Times George Ford
Dr. Henry P Van Dusen
Simon Greenberg of the Jewish Theological
IF the practice of taking life
established in the USSR will
and nhumane penalties
have abOlished. . capital punishment OF
This is not matter which of
rghtuly unless
worthy of mankinds compassion guilty
heinouS crimes
1--WE should note the date, which
made taking life for taking property legal
Lawmakers and urs of the
will become day of mourning throughout world
unless the laws whereby declared than
human life repealed
in human rights should fail to be heard"
JULY DAYS frightened
ened the lines of communication
and understanding of the hopes for the future
The United States working successfully
this goal and should be Similarly
mutual assistance with other friendships
Africa and Asia are the heart-warming result.
Recently Israel a
sending 400 OF
DahOmey ambassador M Jean Bapte MOckey said
probation:
"The words toda raba insufficient
the whole of Africa the
forget what Israel has done for of efforts being
spoil relations between will continue
e o achieve
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-08-17
Teaching Unto The Children

For almost $500 years Jews have accepted the
responsibility for the education of their children The
Biblical injunction to teach our tradition to our chill
dram is contained in Deuteronomy g. verses 49, and is
repeated in every service in all Jewish prayerbeoks
Orthodox, Reform, Ashkenazic, Sephardc, ct al.
Judaism established the first compulsory element
ary school system 1t fostered higher learning when
most of the rest of humanity dwelt in darkness To us
belong the firsts in both religious and secular educa
tion Are we content with what our forefathers accom-
pshed? Are abdicating continuing responsibility?
+ If Phoenix is any criterion, American Jewry is
content with minimal Jewish education Our Sunday
Schools and Hebrew Schools have improved immensely
in the past decade Despite the Improvement they still
serve as sops consciences for divide our et
forts and minimize effectiveness.
This sounds like a serious charge Perhaps it is
In our community have six wel-quafed rabbls and
two excellent Jewish educators These capable men de-
vote the majority of their time to their congregations
This is proper that they have been brought to this
community primarily to work with their respective con-
gregatons Though they realize their responsibilities to
KILAL YISRAEL. to the total Jewish community, and
try fulfill them their efforts fragmented and they
become parochial in their concerns.
During the past three years there has been fire.
uuent talk of Community Hebrew School, to set
standards of Jewish education for young people Ex
tensive investigation of Bureaus of Jewish education IN
other communities of like size have been undertaken
by our educators rabbis their time Interest
nques for study here Yet each congregation continues
to go its way.
There has been attempt to correlate curriculum,
goals or methodology. Though it is true that each
gregaton and each ideology has different approach
to Jewish education, it is also true that the common
denomnator is greater than the difference It unfair
to the Jewish community to play games with jewish
education to allow those who do not know to dictate
to those who do know.
Bar Mitzvah has become social event, confirma
ton graduation ceremony. We perpetuate the made
quacies of immigrant generations who forced to
lower standards of Jewish education because of eco
nomic limitations. What is reasoning?
Perhaps Community Hebrew School would an
needs. Perhaps it would not Unless inves-
tgate properly will know. In the meantime at
least out of three of young people never
ceives any Jewish education at ALL In the meantime
parents shop around, often to find the school which
demands the least for Bar MtZvah Confirmation both
in student effort and parental commitment.
Ours is a growing Jewish community. 1t is growing
fast and the years go by too quickly The Jewish Com
munity Council has enough its hands in rapidly
changing situation It up to the synagogues and tenn
piles to band together to set down standards of educa
ton of cooperation-and to implement them.
i Rabbi Milton Shulman
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-08-17

Love-" S a y S
DR.. Fromm, "is
the only sane and
satisfactory an
swer to the prob
lem of human ex-
istence."
YET MOST of
us are unable to
develop our ca
pacity for love on
the only level
that really counts
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-08-17
By RABBI ALBERT PLOTKN

DR.. Erich Fromm's book "The
Art of Loving" will disappoint any
one who expects a romantic super
ficial approach. The author wants
to show that love is not a sentiment
which can be easily INDUCED in
but rather demands maturity and
understanding.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-08-17

The good people who have expressed such
elaborate concern for the life of a 10-week-old
fetus-were they as greatly upset when live
babies were killed by the Nazis when adults and
children were tortured to DEATH when elderly
men were forced to dig their own graves?
Last week the Vatican radio mounted quite
an attack on the Phoenix woman who sought an
abortion in order to prevent the birth of a de-
formed baby Human life is sacred" it was
heard to state.
But where the Vatican when Benito
MussolniS armies killed innocent women and
chdren in Erthionia2 Whos, 4bo Carroon nc ,,ndor
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-08-17
BY DEBORAH JAFFA METZ
(The News Own COlumnisD

My heart is with has make the decision
not to give birth to her child and would not wish add to the
plethora of words already written the subject.
help but
Tabor City tribune., 1962-11-28

Surely goodness and loving
kindness shall follow me all
the days of my life.
-(Psalms 23:6).
Tabor City tribune., 1962-11-28

Arthritis and the rheumatic
diseases afflict fully IL million
people in this country. accord
ing to the 1863 March of Dime 3,
which seeks funds for medical
care for patients and for re-
search against these cr!pp,cvs.
If YOU know a family vi
child born with defect, a
them to SC1k aid through l..
local chap,Cr or The Natio
founddti0n-hIarch of Dimas.
JOIN the 2jth Annivcrsar..
March Of Dimes in January
End figh' cripplirg bir;h G..
ftcts. ar,hritis and polio.
The National Foundation
March of Dimes. marking lis
18th anniversary oc service 10
the American people this Ianu-
any. nov finances research and
patient aid nrorr'ms IN ~,
areas %, by . sr..r... .-.r...
lis and pJ'io.
jim tn0. 1873 NT"rcr Of Dim
cs and h2lp fight birth defects
through "a icnt II nj mul
S"i research programs.
Suestion; What was one thino
which Franklin d. Roosevelt
Harry s. Truman. Dwight ..
Eisenhower and John +. Kcr-
nCdy ag!ccd upon?
Answer: Tho March of Dimes
All four Presidents met March
of Dim $ children and praised
The National Foundation for
its accomp'ishm nis.
During the rast 25 years.
Tho Nation1' F0"1dNtion-NIarrh
"f Dime, ms sDra' s385 500. 600
for Il mCf;r1' ca program to
assist paiicnta afflicted wi II
birth defects. a":hritiS and
polio. Join he 1853 March of
Dimes.
Tabor City tribune., 1962-11-28
WE'D. NOV. 2s. 1862 THE
Air Force Seeking
Teachers To Go Afar

Air Force recruiters ar.
seeking teachers interested in
teaching positions in the Az
cc Iinva G. r,, o.
f,euro,,,,,',, vi MY
nan ,ho ph;iin,;,,aa va
eraI o,bar ovdrsna. ,onat;o
Nv, iea'i's'
Tabor City tribune., 1962-11-28
YES. IT rs TRUE. We need 100

maids and housckeepe-s "
live in. near New York CITY.
Your pay will bc from SIPS
90 to $4,000 Per month.
Write your age and one ref
erence and ticket will be sent
to you. Mrs. LauridSe, 232
PlanComc Road, Manhasset,
New York.
Tabor City tribune., 1962-11-28
ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE

Having qualified rs Execu-
Tx, OF the Estate of II. Gomez
prince, late of Columbus CO.
untv, North Carolina, this is to
notify all persons havins claims
against the Estate Of said de-
ceased to exhibit them To- the
Undersigned at Tabor City.
North Carolina or or before
The 22nd day of May, 1863 or
Tins notice will b. pleaded in
Tar of their recovery. All per-
sons indebted t. the Saici
''t2 will please make i'm
-. ,- . "Gl,at.
This 2ist u2y of November
! 1892.
Mallie Prince, Exccu-
tr!H of the Estate OF
H. Gomez Prince, De-
ceased.
f. c. SOLES, JR.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
A8CR CITY. n. G..
Nov.2l .23-Dcc .6,13,2O,27
Tabor City tribune., 1962-11-28
MERRY CHRISTMAS Is as

Sured with the cInc commits
SlonS you'll earn during the
tNyi&'maS season. Write Mrs.
Pauline Culbreth, Box 1872,
Wilmington, N. {. giving di-
rect.Cns to your home and
telephone no.
Tabor City tribune., 1962-11-28

Don't step Eating, Lose Weight
Safely With DeX A Diet.
Full Weeks Supply on 98c.
EarEeiSon'S Pharmacy.
Oct.l0-DCc.l2
Tabor City tribune., 1962-11-28

F,i %.AL&--2-StnrY apartment
houSc. Beautifully lauG>Cdp-
co. Attractive location. Phi
rd lc sell. Contact Mrs. Mary
N!1mDiS go Green Sea RnaJ.
lab"r CITY. ttfcj
Tabor City tribune., 1962-11-28

ADNuNISTRATRsX' NOTICE

Having qualified as Admin
lStratciX Of the Estate of c.. C..
Jacobs, late of Columbus Co.
Inty, Nor,h Carolina. this is
l" notify all persons having
CLAIMS against the Estate of
S'nd deceased to exhibit them
to the undersigned at Tabor
City, North Carolina on or be-
iore tie 7th day of May, 1868,
or TINS notice viii be pleaded
IN bar ut their recovery. All
persons indebted TO said Estate
viii please make immediate
payment.
This Tth day ui November.
1862.
Eva +. Jacobs,
Administrative OF
the Estate Of c.. c.
Jacobs, Deceased
r. c. Sos, il. Attorney
li/I-li-2i-G3-/l /l2-E-l2c
Tabor City tribune., 1962-11-28

Eo0nS for Rent. furnished OF
uniurEI&hcd. Rent by week
or month, apply at I3 Live
Oak Street, Or call 72l1,
Tabor City. N. (.
Tabor City tribune., 1962-11-28
Mallie Prince, Exccu-
tr!H of the Estate OF
II. Gomez Prince, De-
SES ERAI.

oE' HEAL good territories
open. Gus toners to see our
exciting NV Christmas line.
YOU show them and earn
big weekly income with
AVON Write Mrs. Pauline
Culbreth, Box 1872. Wilming-
ton. N. G. gi ing directions
to your home and telephone
no.
Tabor City tribune., 1962-11-28

iCR SALE - / church-sizc
hcHi"r. | floor furnace, Crg
Lot w.t.~ l,ttar s.. II OF
cal. Ca,u,inr Department
Store. Phone 253-I.
Tabor City tribune., 1962-11-28

Whatever we face, we are
not alone God is with US. and
through His eternal loving
kindness all things work to-
gether for good.
Tabor City tribune., 1962-11-28

WAN. n-NCUng man capa-
BIZ q .-.HHi..g I-E,:C; PIE
"'iab-y with ir!u hack
hcGuni for work in local
store. Good starting salary
"i;': chance for Advancement
aHt s'c""i'N. 'ilstJ Post Of
Ice HaN -. TaS"" City y. c.
UIc)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-20
Navy Drops
Squeaker 10
Temple Five

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 20
(SpeciaD. - Nays basketball
team is nursing those last-min-
ute blues today after Temple
scored four points in the final
SO seconds to score a 56-55 VIC
tory In the Palestra here last
night.
The Middies now take a 2-3
record into the Milwaukee
Classic next Friday and Sat-
urday instead of the 80 mark
which appeared imminent until
the last minute last night.
In a game that was tied IL
times, Navy went ahead, $3.50,
with 1:44 remaining. But Dan
Fitzgerald sank a layup to put
Temple ahead, 54-53, and Gary
Kazmer made two free throws
for Temples final points.
John Mahoney, Nays lead
ing scorer with IL points, made
q basket with two seconds
left to cut the margin to one
point.
Bob Harrington led Temple
with l6 points and Vince Rich
ardson, starting his first game
of the campaign, added l3.
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Former Stuq
Helps Down
Old Mates

DeMatha High has its first
loss in eight games on its record
now, but Coach Morgan Woot-
ten can find some solace in the
fact that a former DeMatha
player is taking the bows.
The University of Maryland
freshmen whipped DeMatha,
67-5l. last night in a prelim-
mary game at Cole Field House
and Gary Ward, one Of Woot-
tens proteges, provided the
spark.
Ward fired up the Baby Terps
with his chatter, tossed In 10
points and tied for high re-
bounding honors as the fresh
men led virtually from start to
finish. Rick Wise also con-
tributed heavily with II points.
The victory gave the frosh a Al
record.
For DeMatha, which had
early-game filters and shot a
subpar 32.7 per cent, Jim Nc
Bride was the top scorer with
"a points.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-20

Gary Martin and Billy Parker.
Ralph Martin. a Kensington tn
surance salesman. will accom-
pany the Maryland boys and
serve as coach.
Most Of the members OF the
squad are from New York and
are managed by Howard Burns.
The group will leave Idlewild
Airport Christmas Eve for San
Juan, Puerto Rico, returning
New Years Day.
corddry. Pelicano and Herson
all are pitchers. Martin, son Of
the coach. Is a catcher and
Parker is an outflelder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-20
Five Area Boys,
Coach to Make
Puerto Rico Trip

4. Five players and a coach from
the Montgomery County Boys
Baseball Association have been
Aelected 10 accompany the
United States All-Stars, a jun
for baseball team. on It's sixth
annual Christmas visit TO Puer-
to Rico and the Virgin Islands.
The players are Phil Corddry,
John Pellcano. Mike Herson,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-20
Tropical Sets Down
Burton, Fines Behrens

MIAMI. Dec. 20 CAP).-Two
jockeys were penalized by Trop-
ical Park stewards yesterday.
Veteran John Burton got the
suspension--l0 days beginning
tomorrow-for causing interfer-
ence leaving the starting gate
In the fifth race Tuesday.
Jockey Ronnie Behrens was
handed a $50 fine for an UNI
warranted claim Of foul after
the first race-also on Tues
daV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-20
Rocco to Bottle
Austin in Top
Wrestling Bout

Antonino Rocca win meet
Killer Austin in the feature
match Of Capitol Arenas wres-
ting show at $3.50 tonight. The
non-televised bout will open
the program.
In a tag team match. Johnny
Barend and Magnificent Maui
rice meet Guy Taylor and Bob
Boyer. other matches pit Jolly
Charlie against Tommy O'Toole,
Pete Sanchez against Gordo
Chihuahua, Skull Murphy
against Angelo Savoldi and
Pedro Morales against Tony
Altimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-20
Is PIebes Score
In Easy Victory

ANNAPOLIS, Dec. 20 (AP).-
Just about everybody got into
the act yesterday as Nays
Plebe basketball team over
powered Seton Halls freshmen,
1870.
The Middies used is players
and all but two Of them broke
into the scoring column. Big
man was Bill Radcliffe with %
points but he got plenty Of help
from Doug Law with 10 and Roy
Bell and Chris Middington with
IA each. Tony Cuccolo Melted
81 for the losers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-20
AlsO-Rans in Average

Kenn Hubs Of Chicago and
Bob Aspromonte Of Houston,
who set records for consecutive
errorleSs games, finish e d
among the also-rans in the av-
erages.
Hubbs was third among the
second basemen with a .983
mark, while Aspromonte was
the runner-up among the third
basemen with .967. Hubbs, the
leagues rookie of the year,
played rs straight games with
out an error. This broke the
big league mark of 70 set by
Bobby Doerr Of the Boston Red
Sox in 1913. Aspromonte had
81 consecutive errorless games,
topping the National League
record Of 81 established by Stan
Hack Of Chicago in 1912.
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Navy Swim Winner

ANNAPOLIS. Dec. 20 (AP)
The Navy 400-yard freestyle
relay team, paced by anchor
man Mike Collins, swept past
North Carolina yesterday 10
lead the Middies TO q 50-45
swimming victory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-20
Ties Record

Gonzalez tied the major
league record for the highest
percentage by an outfielder in
100 or more games. He handled
276 chances in ia games. The
perfect mark was set by Danny
Litwhiler of the Phillies in 1912
and equaled by Willard Mar
shall of the Boston Braves in
1851.
A total of 80 pitchers fielded
1000, with Green handling the
most chances. As.
The closest battle for individ-
ual honors was at shortstop.
where Leo Cardenas of Cincin-
natl and Roy Mcmillan, Mil
waukee. each had a .972 aver
age, one point less than the
Giants Pagan.
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Congressional Five
Downs LonqfeIIow

Congressional took an early
lead and maintained II through
out the game yesterday to de-
feat Longfellow Schools bas-
ketball team, 29-l8, at Ken
sington Hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-20

Totals 8 523 Totals rs 10 SO
Halftime: Nokesville, 43-l2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-20
Braves Win
Team Fielding
Title in Nj

CINCINNATI, Dec. 20 (AP)
Milwaukee captured team
and individual defensive honors
in the National League in 1862,
the official averages released
yesterday disclosed.
The Braves had three field
ing leaders-First Baseman Joe
Adcock (.997), Second Base
man Frank Boiling (.989) and
Catcher Del Crandall {. 994)
Other pace-setters were Short
stop Jose Pagan Of San Fran
cisco (.973), Third Baseman
Don Hoax. Pittsburgh (.969)
Outfielder Tony Gonzalez, Phil
adelphia (1.00O) and Pitcher
Dallas Green, also Of the
Phillies (1.000.
Milwaukee had the highest
collective average, $50, followed
by st. Louis with .979. Phila-
delphia, Chicago, San Fran
cisco and Cincinnati finished
in a four-way deadlock for
third at .977.
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Halftime: Navy, 1926.
Free throws missed-Nayy: Kettel-
holdt, Mack, Terwilliger, Rein, Daven-
port: Temple: Richardson q Boyle q
Personal fouls-Navy, Kettelholdt 4,
Krechting 2, Mack 2, Mahoney 4, Ter
williger 3, Rein, Konold, Davenport
Kanning 4. Temple: HARRINGTON 4
Richardson, Boyle. Kasmer 8, Bishop 5
FITZGERALD 2, Snethen,
Attendance 1,713.
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NokesviIIe Trounces
Cedar Lees Five

James Wood, with 10 points.
and Joe Burk. with ,l6. led
Nokesville High School to a
1928 victory over Cedar Lee
at Nokesville yesterday. 1t was
Nokesville's third victory
against two defeats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-20

HSiftims: cOnEressionsi' 1915. eis
Evening star., 1962-12-16
Packers Try to Wrap Up
Title Against Rams Today

Henry Johnson OF Pittsburgh
in the race for the league rush.
ing title won the last five years
by Brown. Taylor leads with
1913 to l,l02 for Johnson. Dick
Bass Of the Rams is third with
955 and Brown a distant fourth
with 86l.
If that isn't enough incentive
for Taylor. he has one more
item going for him and the
Packers. He needs only one
touchdown TO break the NFL
one-season record. Taylor has
scored 10 and now shares the
mark with Steve Van Buren, OF
Philadelphia and Brown.
The Lions. meanwhile, figure
TO be in for a battle with the
suddenly reawakened Bears
who are clicking on Bully
Wade's passing and the rush.
ing of Ronnie Bull. Detroit
counters with Quarterback Milt
Plum and a stiff defense.