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Newspaper Page TextKSc. IVStatanuvSibm. Or?,.St, Der.-ll.-57 v4f) (XAT I KatLAN- tHWM h Sni ' 1 drv4 naetteoe nor W. I yu orf-av a -o I i r l . W-e 1 as "' i M I l -. i Hni; a j va J g !.. . M I -J M taa Oa tM )' AO v - Cm , .j o n HI" r dm . iv.1 m i'. a- n u iV 4-''' ' " m r. r. vi ' r I I t Id Xbd -:y I a le i i-.j ' ' " -3 I .m ' I . J C i a - II. I I ' - zi " . i- . I I I . I 1M4II14 4 1 IV f 7 . . V. . -tH Hlr'li . . - I M t-va is a H J1 kaeOgJSe bt jsatmvf ."ft 41 Li si 4J W II .j -tejicy c.tu)te (Piri III)- Nazardnes Have Vivid Memories of Boy Beloved by All, Favored by God New Haven MWSilverton Churches Sunday's Television Log KOI.VTV. ; KCW TV. l;"KrTVfu RVAL-TV. II mm m it m m w u 8 Kl.V ini . Arttaa UN I Art") 'Cmri Tnra iCmri Tir 9 oil Tk A Tn flik A Trip .Lamp ! f Um to ri mum I art TVmkm ril Tkwnai ) Oral Rutwrii Of. I Mbrt ftllL -miiijw IM1M1 lTt la MUNI m m IHM ! II ! M i nnn ulnl IM Mi W lmi hm vnnii M wimiii'l wh imh IM MM Mik MUU. 4 U4 4 WIN. . . r crocc rotNCU. 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Aflam ll'ltilf Hlmii Mlll Mill aft tnara Ranaar Inara Manftf l t Ana i f Atia T1LA II A taoam IMIMKara tallry of Jnrwl; to the north. Ihr ehilr rluXrrt of olhrf wllacrt and no tifpi-d Ml llrrmon. lar la Ihr pt. Ihc blu ripanM of me Did you not know thai I mut br in my Father'! bom'" The family returned to Naxa rrlh and, ai Luke a-ertainrd. Jeui increased in itdom and (IB A KOI Tia la Ula iTkia la Lira i a I K.w Ral. Im HaU Hal Towa Hall B-i Wru Tadav'i rlth 1 1 Jam ia.fi 1 KVAI. VaulA U aVaww.Yaulli la Kaaw KoUn I ROIN I. luw Tai i avAt. iroin' fRUW War 14 H.port a P Tamar'a Man l AVAL LMna-aaara Uona-atara kua. M.unaa PTT tarty Wiaw aa uaaaaara 21 3 a on KUW apTT AVAL irsdav a Failh ih-l. arrta I limk Hara I Bowllna y Mlrkay ana IUanaairi lUana-aaara lUana aMra iPaara my Ranra Rldar IUoa-Aara IUona-4aara raiioar viuaaa Start ICarly Ihaw um. Matinaa ir.arly fthaw iBun. Matinaa Early SKow ILana-ara I IWaa la Maa IRanca aidar lUwii aira IJona-an ii rallow Ciuiana lEarly haw lUona lain II lona-awn Sun. MaUnaa lEarlv J I Liana Win 4 ROIW rtirtatonnara (. Inn. MaUnaa Pre avida WarM VAL Km WarM irhnaloohara "ov. Molmaa INawa SVana I Sua. MaUnaa I Paul WewftaJI 'Paul WaarhaO iea War Id laVHSa WarM (Wiaa WarM ida War Ml laYirfa WarM IrYKta Warkl 5 aon t Unlr Aria a Taxaa nanaafa a pre wu WarM AVAL WMa World I Livaly Arta Taaaa nan WMa Worl Wtoa WarM fl Urale Ana naan ILim Ran far M Nwa al anar. urn. II Uvaly Arta ILon Ranfar INawa Raal lAmar. Univ. 6 Luka atrallrd throunh the wind-' I" stature, and la favor with Cod ini lanr of the village. stoppind man" of Cod's drtretK la maa. of the remmf of Ihe Mruiah. a slrokr of providence thai arrhri etrr all hiMory. ; Could Ihe ruriou. onetime pa fan phvtician. evra with hi dn- nplinrd akill. of d,.8noi. pierce this marvel , T It had been lonf ajo. like. in l.....' ttmit - miv m rtdtv ..... to ialK, to SM quesiions. g ivinj n . Ca'll I J not yet la hn teeni and in hu;lprcl, .uenlion la the afed. to! LrUX itlH Ml$$mg fn't'lllm" Iw'in h'i. m!ddi ,"?rd- 0ld '"" ' TO Luke, however, still had not un inf of Him. But J" bearded synsjorue elder, a bent1.,,, Ine cnlI , Jmu1' arTlvB jrra. a imn, i... woman at Ihe well. ed more enlightenment. j yfi fuU wfU ihey remembered. Lukr's sandals made a meas- Jeius had grown up here, a strong, ured heat on the pebbled road. 1 Intelligent boy. beloved by all. A On either side, fields and pastures thoughtful astute one He was. too, were fading into the ochre hues of and reverent. Indeed, they re fall. The harvest was done, and membered. figs lay drying on Ihe rooftops. ( woe upon woe Dworshak Says Neuberger Dam Idea 'Mulish' U.ll lA DA..r-k "l" ",,(M I Some-towMpeople. not yel M. Over Luke's shoulder hung a had been children with him. Stud worn pouch, laden with ointments, ' led there in that very synagogue. instruments and salves. Jars of sed-, with the old chatzan filling them ative aconite, purging cassia, aloes J with the law and the prophets, tonic, anise ta relieve colic, cam-'He was a quirk and kindly one. phor and other medicines. But ah. what befell him, woe upon At a road fork, he took tne souin- oe among men. the seed of it all. the supernatural derivations, if he could only speak with Him di rectly ... or with Mary! It was possible that she si ill Ore i has come tip with a lived. After the crucifixion, she had ish" proposal to "put a WASHINGTON, Dec. JO lit Sen. Dworshak (R-ldaho) said today that Sen. Neuberger D mul- deep gone to reside with the then-young I freeze on dam sites" in Idaho. apostle. John. His home was in Capernaum. Luks set hit feet to ward that place, wishing, won dering . . . (NEXT: A mother's song ) rEOf TV TSaaUr IT Thaatrr I TV Thaatar I TV Theater I S PTT Kit Canon Kit Caraon ' IRoota Badli Bool. aaoiaa easterly loon mat avoioea ine Tnere. Just a Dll oown ine AVAL Maat tha ITeaa ataat lha Praai Dr. Mudaon Dr. Hudion I,!... min. f he Kuhon River, alreet ia Ihe aid house and car- VKOtN Laaal jLaiil Rarhrlnr Dad .w v Aaaaa roe it u Aaaaa tor it aaavarira APTT Amateur Hr. I Amateur Mr, AVAL Taw Mark I Tad Mack 8 ROM ROW Ed Bullhraa Ifd iullrvaa Ed Sullivan Mavwnrk iMavarirk IrVmllng Stars Slav Allan Slav Allan Slav Allan Blave Allea Istava Allan Istava Allan IR.rhrkir Dad IMavarirk tt.ll IS.IIV Dad Knwi Beat Dad Knwi Beit Ed Sullivan Rowluif Stan Suva Allan Slav Allan 9EOftt Ot Tbaatee 10 X. Thaatar IRItehcark ThaaiNitrheork Thaa. at.W Rackot Squad I Racket aqund Shar. Holmaa ISharlek Holmaa SPre Dinah Bhora I Dinah Bhora IDinah Shore I Dinah Shore AVAL Dinah Short IDinah Short Dinak Shore I Dinah Shore ROIN tas.ooa'ChaL i'sat.oot Chal. Whal't My llnaiWhafa My Llna 1 SOW Scotland Yard) Scotland Yard iChan. I Plyhaa.jChaa S Plyhae. I RPTV Lenrtta Young Loratta Voun( I J ana Wymaa Jane Wyman Q RVAL LoratU Young iLoretta Young IShowllma I Show Tlmt Ron KhowUmt ea Showtime on ti Showtime on S Showtime on SliW Chan. S Plvhaa.iChan. S Plvhaa.lChan. S Plyhae. Chan, a Plyhae. RPTY Acadamv thaa. Academy thaa.lAcademy Thaa. Academy Thaa. AVAL Show Time I Show Time I Show Time Show Time (EdHaet aata the staieunaa renbee in aad lallk taa prair.mi and Uaaaa at aeavtded ay radla and TV alaltani. bat aecaaaa aftliaiea tba aeatraaaa are ehaafed wHUawi BatlNcatlaa til la aewipaaar caaaaS aa raaeanalkla lar taa aecaracy kereln l Sunday's Radio Log asLM it scat ma aaf issa aoiw n row sh kcon isi fid; Magaeyrlaa - 801.1 Hi ll ROW leSJ BOO : a: t:t MM 6 7 0 9 inn Church of Air 'Church of Air KUW Negro CoL Chr Nrrra Col. Chr jChratian AcUoo Chrutian AcUon Ruun aiu.ie IHU.1C isun. imuiic 'nun. iuu.ic RSLMMarbdy Journ v Melody Journ y Muiic IChurch RalU ftuii nrne raiarann and thence traveled on north into penlry shop where he worked with Ihe rolling homeland of Jesus. his father, carving plowshares. Along the way. at the towns of yokes and axles. You could hear Shunem. Chesulloth, Japha and the adze and hatchet all day. Thry Sepphoris, he spoke with whom be dragged timber from yonder bills, met, the patriarchs in the village I Luke (h. my goipt WTn who squares, the old smiths, potters, Li. wi(, jMUg. childhood, sb tanners. farmers flailing wheat oni,,.,, jt alL He wou,j jj,. a threshing lioor. "Did you know him? Did you see him? What incidents do you recall?" Most of them were old, their Court Fines Boy Friend of Diana Dors Dworshak said Neuberger pro posed recently that no Columbia River dams be constructed above Grand Coulee until the problem of moving migratory fish over high dams Is solved, and then that only federal projects be built Declaring that this is "an exam ple of mulish thinking," Dwor shak said "this is typical of the Oregon senator's approach. . . all dams in the lower basin are fine but don't build anything in Idaho." Dworshak said Neuberger has opposed the proposed 500-foot high Bruce s Eddy Dam on the Clear water River on grounds it would block fish runs, "yet he worked with a dervish" for the proposed 700-foot high Hell's Canyon Dang to the Snake River. "The inconsistency of the Ore gon senators allegiances points to the fact that he is opposed to federal dams if they are in Idaho and private dams if they are in Line Joins in Passenger Cuts Ready Yule Service KFW YORK. Dee. fligM at Ihe railroads from the paaaanter bwatraru gathered speed today whet the New Havre Kail Road said I would cut pttuff service M per teat aa Ja. I. Thus Ihe New Mates Joined lha New York Central, whara tt at Kawt Serrate Neath lha Sky sad ktrs. rieer WLYKHTON. Dae. M - Ckrial. ell sua, Ragee s lk Vagta as will be eoaereed Ml rmm 0- Wumoee toai " aarlaa reuarrftea Kuailaa. akhatlgR ' . w - - - i - - - - - - arnwaai aw urV-The , a law aa alaa havlad tarvlrea ' CVistmaa Eve sad IVuunad Day.; The fweiir s ta O AI Ihe Uethadul nMsreh thare Cartatoias tee irrrwi aeg.aa.Ag will be aa rhuerfe achael elaaaee al II pm. Tiaraday TWe will be Sunday a the etnrarry. kiadVr f ar- carols, epeetal CVWmsi aiaiaM lea sad primary dArtmeaa and the preaerdatia. al s rvU.. ,ru. .in ha ereaa ai sU. "The mety Ream . Mr. laai.. iiwa mmim. taiH nat Jantee 1 kmaa l0 du-ect I h a tempting la ahandoa all Sauaeoger aervk-e oa some af Its w eaters lines, sad the Bait Inure sad Ohas, which wanu Is eliminate service betweea ballimore sad New Yerk, Akxvg Ihe same retreating line. the (.oarage sad Northwesters yes terday asked taa Miaou Com merce Commits tea for prrmlutoa at II with aoeriAl Cnnatmas muaar drama. Ihe raal larkaaag JoAa sad the eermea by the Key. Paul mM. 1 l.7,kVB,T' W. Henry. "Opeeailoa Skywatrh ." Warrea Uverte MarreBa Wavra, The Junaue klVr meet, at I a at1 Robert Serti and Detiglas Srant and at Sunday eight Ihe choir; Mrs. Kkrane fry. aaiem. will be preaeixs Its annual Chrtetmai roe- soioiat si Ihe hWar morwifui wwr. crrt ship aervtre. II erkark al neat Un Ink. Rmmm Bill direef iKa ' ChrMlaa CTMarcS, The AAMiai Rlbld Choir sad appearing as soloists stkool Chrtetmai program will I be nnrrn i-awniiiiii mm tar pxTTmaaaja) i -n - .Jk u i . te revamp Ms commuter service. I Ihe chorus wUt be Mrs. Or- I'vee at T pm. NkMrs. Lee Co- vine TotiaM, Mrs. vnarnrt Leon- i . - ard. Jr.. Mrs. John Uutker. Mrs gram the aaawal chUdreas IreaU Carroll Stoks, W Oil am Stoki and, will be givea. Larry Jottasea. Gerald Darby. Wil- Caadkttgwi Imln Umetts student. wiU sing "Calm, T ... .. a .w-. 9ln be s special commuiUoe and caa dlelltht program. In which Ihe nub. be Is lavMed al first Chrutian. The church will remain epea untj midnight for all who wish la have individual or family worship. Trinity Chureh Sanday hchool Chnstmas program will be given Sunday night et T: JO le be followed by a punch and coffee home with the teachers as boats. Trinity Luther League wffl carol Saturday Bight al . te be followed by their annual Christmas Pn'- - ... Trinity Christmas Day lesuvai including the elimination af J of the dt stations oa the road's three commuter lines lata Chic Age. The New Havea said a will droa ovt tratas la each direct toe be tweea New York and Boston from among the It trains row operated. Two trains la each direction will be dropped front the 8 trains a day which now rue betweea New lork and Springfield. is addition. Ine round trips be tweea New Havea sad Springfield, and one round trip betweea New Havea and New York, will be dropped. Among trains to be eliminated are Ihe Mayflower, the Senator, the New Yorker and the advance Merchants Limited on Fridays and &unoayt only Baker County Farm Income Estimate Up BAKER. Ore.. Dec Jo UP Baker County's farm income this year b estimated by Ceuaty Agent LeRoy C. Wright at 111.. lie said that Is nearly twe mil- . t. ... ... . .. . .. .. t . . 1IIBII ine roaa SSMI H hni nmiiied turn Anllnra nwo than mat veer a " i.. .. . . . i; err view wm u niu. wn the public utilities comrrussions in Income. .naeut rtintimai music and the pastor, the Re. Arvia L. Selid each state it- serves of its plans Livestock and livestock products out saia approval of the commts-! provided the major share of ia- sions Is Dot needed Reason for the cutback, the road said, was a falling off in passen ger service. The New Haven also will curtail the number of frei.ht trains it operates. RBZY Newa JacobaoniRov Jaeobann IRoy Jacobaon ROIN Newe-Bigga E Power Blggt Church of Air ROW larael Ibratl-Nawt Scl. Editor RGOM Sun Maale loun. Muaic I Eternal Light Salam Acad. I Back to Cod Voice of China1 Bible Hr. Roy Jaeobann IRoy Jaeobann Farm Scene ISalt Lake Tab. Revival Hour Hevlval Hour Light S Llle RSLM Cona'y Baptlat I RUAY A ma Pataraoa RBEY Ray Jacobaon ROIN Farm 8c no ROW Revival Hour AGON Light A Llle RSLM Bible Clan IBIble Clan IRGAY Roberta Organ Roberta Organ RBZY Newt-Jacoban IRoy Jacobaon ROIN Meua-Art. MuiiKxplorer RGW Scandlnav Hr. Scandinav. Hr. KGAY Nana Roy Jncobsofl Church of Air Nat. Reaourcea Klarnal Light Bark to God KGAY Ntwl Roy Jacobion Salt Lake Tab. Revival Hour LONDON. Dec. 20 WV-Tommy Yrardye, muscular boy friend of actress Diana Dors, was convicted today on assault and dangerous driving charges arising from a Joy -And the child grew and be- e w . D,orL.,"il".rJ. came strong, filled with wisdom. lD.'e"y ?lTn '"'"u. ,j ,u. im.. f r-ul aiif iinnn1"" ,nal Willie poiiutiiug a uunjr and the fat or of God was upon on imersection Nov he n'm- . I tried to halt the car. hair white, their eyes cased in' ' oeiorenanu uiai omeyn; Anderson testified Ycardye got; me morwwest, uworshak said. wrinkles, their limbs thin and dry. "aa ng oeen aeau. dui many out pushed him in the chest, got But Luke found their memories smsmen oi tne oia i-arprmn- aim back in and sUrted to drive oil. af Jesus vivid and undimmed. He of Mary still lived in the town. The constable said he had to fling carried a wax tablet, its sheets From them, perhaps. Luke learned himself on the radiator to keep fastened with rings and held apart , of the trip to Jerusalem. from being run over. He was ear- by metal stiKb to prevent blurring ,c , , T ii ried about 15 yards before the car siop pea. Miss Dors sat in the car all the while holding her pet kitten and poodle, the constable said. i ana mill ine uii cni i y in- ,. .... .1 , ., . . . ., icaruye was iiiieu lire ruuiva- He discounted the loose prattle, val pilgrimages. Joseph and Mary . . ' . . legends and hearsay. He relied, took h.m to the Passover least, toi no(jce n( , as he wrote later, only on those! see for the first time the great Miss who came ,0 wurt who "from the beginning were Temple. .itn ... . kitten haj two eyewitnesses and ministers of the Its snowy marble towers, walled charges of her own pending word." Numerous points show his terraces and gold- embossed gates against the policeman. She care to get corroboration. shimmered high above the city, charged him with assault and In Jerusalem where Jesus kins-, The series of huge concentric abusive language man James headed the church, courts, trobbmg with voices ana of the notes he made with his stylus. No Hearsay 'Son of the Torah' When Jesus was 12, at the age to become a "Son of the Torah." and make the thrice-yearly festi- iBlble Stady lBigaSludy Voice of Proph Voice of Proph. Cal. Ban. CholriCal. Ban. Choir Roy Jacobson iHov Jacobaon H. K. Smith ISuiutav Nrwi Scandinav Hr. 'Scandinav Hr. AGON Chrch ol Chriat Chrut Friend. 1 Voted Prophecy Voice ol Proph. 1RSLM Newa Chriitlan Sri. IFrank 4 Ern'ati Music RGAY tat Pretbvter. 1st. Preahyter. Arne Palrraoa IKGAY Nrwi RBZY Na Jacobaon Roy Jacobaon Roy Jacobaon IHov Jacobion OKOIN Jewuh Faith 1 St. Francia !From London iGrrat Momenta RGW Booka jstar Club ITeem Talk IChrulmaa AGONKaa MujIc iRevMuellerMr lll'minafn jMIIjlumlnallon 1RSLM Join Navy iConctrt Min'tr Flrat Mathodiit Flrit Methodtat RGAY Pint Banll.t (Flrat Bapliil IFirat Baptiat Flrat Baptist RBZY Nea-Jarobin Roy Jacobaon 'Rov Jacobson IRoy Jacobson 1ROIN Nau. Tnt ,atniFaca Nation 'Face the Nat'n Fare the Nation RGW Church Service rvjrr' "cvlce Church Service Church Service RGON Baptiat Cnurch Baptlit Church 'Baptist Church Baptist Chflrch Luke earlier had opportunity to examine the family genealogical registry and talk to Temple offi cials. Many dependable sources there, and in Galilee, survived in Luke's time. Now he came, at last, to a summit overlooking Nazareth, a sleepy hamlet of clean limestone houses, amid silvery olive or chards and feathery palms. In a peaceful valley, ringed by IS rounded hills, flocks grazed in the clearings between groves of pomegranates. Partway up the highest hill, cupped in nature's sanctuary, was the town. "The home of that buy ... of my Savior!" Luke swallowed hard. 1RSLM Nem RGAY Rollie Smith RBZY Nea-Monilor 2 ROIN Svtiiphunelte RGW N'tAa-Busmesa AGON Nmi Monilor Mumc Rollir Smith I Monitor ISvmphonetta 'Route 30 'Monitor Music iLaymen'i Hr. I Monitor Svmphonette IRou'e tW I Monitor I Music 'Laymen'a Hr. I Monitor ISvmphonetta (Route SJO I Monit or 2! 3! 1 4 RSLM Music ITop Tunes ifop Tunea Top Tunes RGAY Hi Fl Var. I H1F1 Var. H1-F1 Var. KGAY Nawt RBZY Newa Monitor Monitor 'Monitor (Monitor ROIN Percy Faith Hr Perry Faith Hr Perry Faith Hr Percy Faith Hr. RGW Route 820 : Routt S20 I Route S20 jRla. S30-Nwl. RGON Newa Munitor Monitor IMonitor IMonitor RSLM Top Tune iTop Tunea RGAY.Hi-Ft Var. Hi Fl Var. 'RBZY New . Monitor 'Monitor ROIN N Y. Ihih.rm. NY Philharm. I RGW Route S20 IRoutr S30 RGON Newa-Monilor Monitor RSLM Top Tunes I RGAY Hi-Fi Var RBZY Nc 5 Monitor ROIN NY Philharm. ' RGW Route (30 RGON KeMa Monitnr , RSLM Matinee RGAY Preab. Choir RBZY Sots -Monitor ROIN busoenre RGW Route ajt RGON Monitor RSI.M New. I Top Tunea ITop Tunes 'Hi Fl Var. KGAY Newa IMonitor IMonitor NY Philharm. 'N Y. Philharm. IRoute (20 Rte S20-Newa IMonitor IMonitor 'Top Tunea (Top Tunea ITop Tunes Hi FI Var IH1F1 Var. IKGAY Newa Bob Confine 'Meet the Press Mr-el the Pre. 1 NY Pni'harm. 'Great Momenta Great Mnmrnts Route K0 IRoute (20 Rte STONewa 'Bob Contidine Meet the Presi Meet the Presa music of harps and flutes, could contain 210,000 people. On the return trip, when the Gal ilee group tailed after a day's Journey, possibly at Sichem, Jesus could not be found. His parents re turned to the city, searching three days before finding him. Amazes Listeners There, in a cluster of learned rabbis at the Temple, he sat listen ing, asking questions and amazing all with his understanding and an swers. As Luke learned, the boy's mother, half relieved, half re proachful, hurried to him, saying: "Son. why have you treated us so? Behold, your father and 1 View Breathtaking " -'V 'r yu From the brow of the hill, the Jesus, apparently in the dawn view was breathtaking. To the ing of an irresistible necessity to east rose the wooded heights of give Himself to His divine cause, Mt. Tabor; to the south, the wide said: "How is it that you sought Cenfralia Boy Found in Swamp CENTRALIA, Wash.. Dec. 20 ijTi Still accompanied by his puppy, four-year-old Harry Dean was found today 20 hours after he started out to take the dog for a walk. Both boy and dog were rushed to a hospital where their condition was reported good despite their long exposure to cold and rain. The youngster, son of Mrs. Loretta Render, was found a mile and a half from his home by Herman Canfield, one of scores of searchers who had scoured the swampy area tnrougnoui me night.' Army Rejects Space Vehicle Idea by Firm WASHINGTON. Dec. 20 (-The Army said today it has looked over a model of a "proposed space vehicle" developed by Otis T. Carr of Baltimore, but has no interest in the project. In reply to a question, a spokes man said Army representatives met with Carr in Baltimore on Monday to investigate his model. The spokesman said: "The model shown does not meet present or foreseeable needs of the Army and the Army has no further interest in the project as presented." Carr's OTC Enterprises Inc., when it announced its plans Oct. 28, said it had developed a meth od of using gravity in circular motion machines capable of pow ering everything from hearing aids to space cruisers. 1 The firm claimed it could build a tree energy circular foil space craft to hedge-hop among the planets in controlled flight if enough money were made avail able. Carr officials did not speci fy how much money was needed. When it announced its claims. the Carr firm said it had sent rough outlines of them to govern ment officials. Daughter of Postmaster Plays Santa SANTA. IdahoT Dec. 20 taV-The postmaster's 10-year-old daughter is answering Santa Clans' mail in the town where the K resident are concerned about Santa the year around. Thousands of letters pour Into Santa's mailbox each year before Christmas. Every one was sn- swered in previous seasons Poastmaster Roland C" Walker and his wife. Belle. But the volume has gotten so great that Walker has turned over the Job to the "knowing" older pupils in the one-room Santa grade school. His daughter, Lynn, s fifth grader, is carrying on the family tradition, carefully replying to let ters that come to Santa from all over the country. "We don't tell them for sure we'll bring a certain thing, but we say we'll do the best we can." said Lynn, who was writing to Santa herself a few short years ago. "We like this Job of playing San ta real well. One year we got 7,000 letters." The annual community Christ' mas party was held last night and all of Santa s little helpers were there. It's a sort of reward for answering the mail and mak ing sure that all the letter writers get a reply with a Santa post mark. come $11,071,750. The rest came from crops and ranch income. Beef cattle Income was esti mated at t7.9O0.ooo. campsrtd with IS.SSO.000 s yesr ago. Next came sheep and wool with 11.700, 500. Then came dairy products $1.200 000, about $150,000 lower than last year. Swine Income wss up to tTM, 000. nearly 1,000 higher than last year. Other sources of livestock In to speak on "The Heart of Christ mas." The choir wiU go caroling Friday night. Carol Prafraai The Silvrrton First Baptist Sun day School will give Us Christmas program Sunday night at T o'clock. It will center around "The first Christmas Carol". The annual Christmas message at First Baptist wiU be Sunday at II o'clock, with the Rev. Victor L. Loucks speak ing on "Worshipping Immarruer come were about the same as last Special Christmas music will be featured. Calvary Lutheran Sunday School year. Wheat led the list In crop In come at $57.050. Other grains pro duced M75.250. A sharp decrease in hay pro duction resulted in only $175,500 about half of last year income. State Highway Man "iTo Plead in Case Involving Bribe HILLSBORO, Ore., Dec. 20 Of -A plea will be entered Jan. by Edward George Blsck, 36, Port land, s Highway Department em ploye accused of soliciting snd accepting s bribe. He Is accused of offering to di vide a $300 overpayment for a piece of property which the state is buying as a highway right-of-way. will give its Christmas program Sunday night at 7 o'clock. Christ mas services have been set for Christmas Day with communion at 10 Am. At the Assembly of God Church, the young people will give their Christmas play. "The Christmas Miracle." Sunday at 7:30. Follow, ing Ihe program, all children will be given treats. The revival servic es, conducted this past week, will continue again Thursday night at 7:45. Program Scheduled "The Prince of Peace," a special Christmas production wil be pre sented on The Mennonlts Hour Broadcast this Sunday at 4:30 p.m. on station KSLM Salem (1390).- The Mennonite Hour broadcast originates in Harrisburg, Va. i Matinee Hi ri Var. ISpts -Monitor tSupense "Rojie tue l Nei Monitor I Music iMennonttes iHi-Fi Var 'Sport -Moa. 'ei Who Route (20 Tralfie Fatal Mennnnttea Sign OK Spots Monitor Se Who Rte (2o-Nei Traffic Fatala SIGAV Hl-Ft Var Hl-Fl V RBZY News-Monitor Monitor ROIN Indictment tndictme RGW Mon. Headllnes'Veii Rei t RGON iw-nloilltor 'RSLM Dave Hot RBZY New s-Minrior ROIN Jack Benny RGW Paul Harvey RGON Ke a-Monitor Indictment Report Monitor ll.utheran Hour 'Lutheran Hour Hi-Fi Var 'KGAY News 'Monitor 'Monitor i?BS Newsroom CBS Ne-varnnni As We See It Your Buainea Monitor 1 Monitor ifrev Pearson News 'Monitor 'Monitor Jack Benny -.ic H-ll Geo Sokoloek? 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Mar Fm.i Um Umwit 'livtf aa Learn lovil. to Leara ft R. F.rwm Canham Muaar Muur V 1 RGON New a RLM Flashe. Pibe Bdcst aUie Fount. as Lite Fountain a.La 1 RBZY Newa-Brndy 1 RorN Late Anew RGW Muaar WORT CAtaatat- Br. Sieve Bmdy 'Late Shaw Musk rCataoue Hr. 9tev Brady Late Skew JMueae rOrgaa Miane tsreve Brody 'Sews Musk 3rgan Btuaat mill Sunday Television Highlight KOIN-TV(Channel 6): KGW-TV (Channel 8): 11:0 a.m. Pre Feelball Game Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Chicago Cardinals. 1:S B.m. Pre Feelball Game Detroit Lions vs. San Francisco 49ers. I:M pm Seven Lively Arts Tschaikovsky's celebrated Christmas ballet, "The Nut cracker," with Maria Tallchief as the sugar-plum fairy. 1:3 p.m. Twentieth Century "Auto Biography," the story of the development of the automo bile in the I'mted States. I:M B.m. Ed Sullivan Shew Helping celebrate the Christmas holiday are opera singer Rise Stevens, actress Carol Lawr ence, singer Frankie Lymon, theMarionettesof Braun schweig. Germany, and harpist Robert Maxwell. I:et i.a G.E. Theatre Mar garet O'Brien and Rod Taylor star in "The Young Years. A girl refuses to grew up. p.B. Alfred Htlcaeack Dorothy Stickney and Fred Gra ham co-star in "Miss Paislev's Cat." A cat sticceeds in getting a man murdered. II:SS in.-Showtime ee Sis "Make Your Own Bed" starring Jack Carson, Jane Wyman, and Alaa Dale. 3:00 p m Sunday Matinee Thea ter "Tarzan The Ape Man". Johnny Wcismuller and Maur een O'Sullivan. An ivory hunt ing safari encounters difficulty when Tarzan carries off the safari leader's daughter. p.m. Headers of the World , A travel to all parts of the Holy Land and visit Tel Aviv, . Jerusalem, the Sea of Galilee and Nazareth. 1(:M B.m. Scotland Yard "Lust for Life." with Jill Bennett. A dog's paw print provides the vital clue in a baffling homi cide. , ' lt:3t p.m. "Mrs. Parlungtoa" Greer Carson. Walter Pidgeon. Edward Arnold. The grand old lady shows her family that -greatness is more than posses sion of wealth. KPTV (Channel 12): 11:30 a.m. Attlgnanent: Santa east Asia tla Cater) Film made oa location in Indonesia, Malaya. Thailand. Vietnam. Cambodia and Burma, showing the color and pageantry and .currently pressing political real ities. 4:M p. am. Wide Wade WarM "An Act of Law". A history -making courtroom scene ia the Federal District Court in Baltimore. 5:30 p.m. Sunday News Reel "The Toys and Joys of Christ mas." $:M p.m. Steve Allea Show (In Color) Guests will be William Holden. Jack Hawkins, Sessue Hayakawa. George London, Gertrude Berg. Mahalia Jack son. Tony Perkins, and the United Nations Choir. :e p.m. The Chevy Shew With Dinah Shore (Ia Celert-Guests will be Roy Rogers. Dizzy Dean, the Song of the Pioneers. Ro- rnayne and Steele. Ted Retd Suit Contesting Will Dismissed HILLSBORO. Dec. 20 (A" - The district court here has dismissed a suit contesting the will of Mrs. Anna M. Algesheimer, who left most of her $980,000 estate to the Catholic Sisters of St. Mary of Oregon. A group of her surviving cousins, not named in the will, had filed suit asking the court to revoke probate. Since then, however, attorneys for both parties reported they have "reached nmirahle anrl mil. and special guest Esther Wil- ,ually acceptable compromise and liams. : mmnlete settlement of all issues Dentist Who Detested Mate Goes to Pen CHICAGO. Dec. 20 ( Dr. William J. Coughlin, 55, who end ed his 30-year marriage with a pistoh was given s minimum sen tence 14 years for murder today in Criminal Court. Dr. Coughlin. a dentist, killed his wife, Mary Frances, 52, dur ing a quarrel in their home Aug. 24. In a statement which was sub mitted with his plea of guilty, he said he and his wife had detested each other through most of their marnage. "I wish I'd have shot her with 30 bullets one for each of the 30 years of our marriage life, Dr. Coughlin told Asst. State's Atty. William D. Reddy. Judge G rover C. Niemeyer, in accepting the plea and passing sentence, noted that Dr. Coughlin had led an exemplary life as a pro fessional man, and had never, un til the shooting, been arrested. The Coughlins' two children, a daughter and a son, are adults. Pastors Column gaiter" note: Tkli colaaaa was orlglaated ky talesa Ceeacll af Chare kes far The SUtrssnaa'l Saturday rknrck page. It la epea ta centrlbatlea Iron any Salem area paster offering tkreagk Ike Council a brief aea-dectrlnal aernieneMe ) By REV. DON A. ROSS Associate Paster, 1st Christian the needy, and the unfortunate, are prompted by feelings in our i.u a rt . that IKa ximr IH mil .... A perfectly normal tendency ,,.k,i . u n,,ti .,i a . , , . " vtvsivi JJ vir vinwiinii (Wapv a during the Christmas season is to does not know. People of our com- become involved with the many details of sending and receiving greetings and gifts, details of pro grams being presented by our churches, our lodges and our serv ice organizations. We cannot neg lect any of these matters without a sense of guilt because some of our friends will be left out, or someone's Christmas will be meager unless we do our part. Lest we become all worn out with such busyness and wonder whether we have missed the meaning and purpose of the season, it is well for us to take stock of our activi ties and evaluate them in relation to the true message of Christmas. The time-worn custom of ex changing gifts at Christmas, and the benevolent giving to the poor, munity, and other communities who have heard of the "Babe in Bethlehem born," are being in fluenced by His teachings and example, even though they may be completely unaware of the source of their motives. In ways that may be almost completely hidden from our obser vation, the prophecy of Zechariah (Luke 1:68) may still be in the process of fulfillment, that "God has visited and redeemed his people." The expression from the prophecies of Isaiah, quoted by Matthew (Matt. 1:23) "His name shall be called Emmanuel (which means, God with us)" should take on added significance in our world as we see God's will being done. !: p.m. Lerelta Yeueg "Three and Two. Please, star ring Loretta Y oung and Vaughn Taylor. Sister Ann makes a spe cial Christmas for her hospital patients. 10:30 a.m. Jane Wymaa "The Perfect Alibi," starring Vincent Price. The manager of an ex clusive antique shop kills a maa who received the promotion which the manager himself had wanted. U;S p.m. Academy Theater "I Loved a Woman." starring Ed ward G. Robinson. Kay Fran cis, and Genevieve Tobin. A businessman risks his fortune and booor to impress aa opera star. i arising" from the suit. Making the Rounds - NEW YORK unA young actress is making a career out of the play "Career." Mary James played the role of a talent agent when the drama about show business opened to cri tical success off-Broadway last spring. She withdrew from the company to create the same part in a Philadelphia production, then went off to the West Coast whec "Career" was done in Los An geles. Those stints completed, she returned to the original produc tion. 1 The term, "turnpikes," comes from 1795 when long poles (or "pikes") barred privately built roads in Pennsylvania. The "pikes" were not turned up to per mit passages of stages and other vehicles until a toll was paid. 33351300 Tko STAtTUNG FACTS abwar TAXES, arOYEtNMDIT, . WOU0 AfTAItS, COMMUettSJf, msjta NATIONS, UIOC, . ajrfAnUKfttMBM BE INFORMED WATCH ' KPTV-12, Friday, 1 1:30 PM. and Saturday, 1:30 P. M. LISTEN KSLM Radio, Sunday, IS P.M. In tht Spirit of iht Holiday Season MASTER BREAD PRESENTS: "Christmas Choirs of Salem" SATURDAY . . . DECEMBER 21 . . . 9:30 Ail First Baptist 4:00 PJVL First Presbyterian SUNDAY ... DECEMIER 22 .. . 9:30 AJVL Calvary Baptist 4:00 fM. St. Vinconfj School -TUESDAY . . . DECEMIER 24 . . . 4:00 P.M. First Prtsbytirian . WEDNESDAY . . . DECEMBER 25 . . . 2:1 S fJL St. Mark's Lutheran A Joyful, Reverent Christmas From tht Bakers of MASTER BREAD end EM5M 1430 K.C 3,000 Warn, Rof total