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The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1962-11-01
Buifin Predicts
Hard Times For
Farmers Next Year

Montana farmers and COM
munities are going to suffer I'M
less the next Congress does
something about the rule-or-ruin
Kennedy farm bill Congress
man Jim Battin, R-Mont., says
in asking Eastern Montanans to
return him to Congress.
Kennedy has sought rule-or-
ruin control over the nations
farmers, including Jail sentenc-
es for nonconformers," Battin
said. "He seeks nation wide
marketing controls on many
products. He wants every single
crop under Federal control"
THE farm bill is so bad that
even my opponent denies he
ever supported it. There is some
question about that, but you
do know where | stand" / was
in Congress fighting to protect
the Montana farmers from be-
ing ruined by the administra-
ton my opponent is pledged to
support"
Battin said that Montana
wheat farmers took a double
drubbing from the Kennedy
farm BILL. first because they
will have to cut their acreage
and second, because of the feed
grain policy.
"The Republicans in Congress
fought long and hard to halt
this ruinous farm BILL" Battin
said. 'But we had it showed
down our Threats by an admin
istration that wants to control
your crops, your lives, and just
about everything"
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1962-11-01
Bubb News

Joe and Sarah DuBray were
in Browning Monday. Also Clar.
ence Wagner. Mike and Jean
diamond and Annette Arm
strong were shopping for Halo
ween goodies for the school
halloween party.
Curly Bear was home for the
weekend.
Maggie Henkel moved 10
Browning for the winter.
Kenny and Delma Cassidy
moved 10 Gary lannon's house
for the winter.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1962-11-01
Our Mail Box
October Is 1850

October IS, 1862
Mr.. NIX. Fields
The Glacier Reporter
Browning. Montana
Dear Mr.. Fields:
Since / see no other name at
the masthead of your paper, /
Judge that you also act as edi.
tor. In any case, Joyce Turvey
sent me a subscription last win
ter and I've thoroughly enjoyed
every issue received since then
Particularly am attracted
by your clear-thinking as reflect
ed in your editorials !. and in
this connection, few very re
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1962-11-01
VIEW ON BERLIN

President Kennedy is reported
to have told the Soviet Ambas.
sador here that Russia's demand
for removal of us. troops from
West Berlin is totally unaccept,
able.
In addition to the Berlin stu
alton, the President and Ambas-
sador Anatoly F. Dobrymin dis
cussed Laos, disarmament and
the problem of ban on nuclear
tests.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1962-11-01

Don and Fern Dee Lynch left
Friday for their vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Armstrong
went to Havre last week TO
hunt Earl was lucky-he b1gged
two deer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Donavan
spent the weekend at their Duck
Lake cabin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dingy Kittson
were at East Glacier Sunday
calling on Melvin Boushie.
VERNE Wagner spent the
weekend at Babb with his fam
lily.
Bernice RidenOur end son
moved to Baob.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1962-11-01

Bob and Doris Hamilton are
back in Babb after spending q
few weeks in Missoula.
Bryce Vale spent the week.
end with Earl Armstrong. Jr.
Our congratulations to MIR.
and Mrs. Bryce Gray. recently
married couple, who were in
Babb Saturday.
Frank and Audre Vale came
up from Great Falls to visit.
Jack and Margaret Wagner
were in Browning shopping
Monday.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1962-11-01
Ethridge, Montana
October %, 1862

Mr.. NJ. X. Fields
The Glacier Reporter
Browning, Montana
Dear Mr.. Fields:
You will find check attached
for renewal of my subscription.
I would not like to miss an issue
carrying the column "A Minute
With Mi" and the editorials.
Your analyses of the political
scene both state and national
are consistently some of the
best appearing in the papers ]
subscribe to.
Yours sincerely,
Miss Gladys NJ. Torgerson
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1962-11-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hazel
ton welcomed a son into their
family Saturday. The baby was
born In the Cut Bank hospital.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-06
CURE FOR CASTRO : (c.s.M.. s-26)

(letter to the Christian Science Moniior)
The recent admission by the Soviet Union that IL has
been and will continue helping 10 arm Cuba and that II
will resort to defend cvbs poses serious threat
the security Of the United States Cuba is no longer On in.
dsPsnsns sovereign American republic but Is in fact
outpost Of the Soviet Union Every day that passes makes
position more dangerous
INTERNATIONAL LAW NEVER LEAVES ANY Ma.
TioN WITHOUT LEGAL REDRESS FORTUNATELY.
THERE IS RECOGNIZED. iF LITTLE KNOWN, DOC
TksNse OF INTERNATIONAL LAW THAT MEETS OUR
NEEDS, AND THIS IS THE DOCTRINE OF PACIFIC
BLOCKADE. UNDER THIS DOCTRINE. A NATION IS JUS
TILTED IN iNsTiTuTNc A BLOCKADE AGAINST ANY
COUNTRY WHICH CONSTITUTES THREAT TO ITS Sc
CukiTr. IN THE CASE OF CUBA THE FACTS ARE
CLEAR: COMMUNIST RUSSIA AND CHINA AND OTHER
MEMBERS OF THE COMMUNIST BLOC ARE PROVIDING
CUBA WITH ARMS AND MUNITIONS AND MILITARY
PERSONNEL. IN THIS AGE or SPACE WEAPONS. WE
ARE NOW UNDER THE GUNS or RUSSIA LOCATED m
CUBA.
Pacific boekads is not considered an ses Of war; The
doctrine provides tina. he country boekaded must bs noi
fled as we'll as oil third parties Ships attempting TO run
fhs blockade are subject 10 condemnation by hs bseksd
ing power.
As the name implies, pacific bIocsds u not m ses Of
war; but act Of seifprsseson which may involve the
Use Of force but nssesssrIy boedhsd Ths unissd
States sesSd invoke this doerins and dsel.~s psefe
0oeksds OF Cuba without injury individual cubsns end
" ins same ss effectively qvsssnrs ne Castro regime
end saee say further military bvihsvpA
This Is in accordance With the Monroe poetrins and
win Me highest traditions Of irsssnsHonsI Justice
Asso'iA csif w. X AhsHIE
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-06
DEVILS ADAMS, Ewes. = NON CHRIST
SCIENTISTS! PLAYING COD!
"COelfUSlON : GENERATED FROM
WASHINGTON"

By Donald Rogers NY. Trb G5
n meuabsrs Of tho sdmipistr alton want to know Why
the economy dossnt from its twopronsed slump,
would bs beneficial for them TO talk TO fhe eovnfrs
rank and file businessmen. this reporter has done in
sa-eempIeted swing through Americas MidWsserH in
dvsssiss hssrtsn They would learn that the fsvis lies
net with the economy. bvt with The Administration ITSELF
The Trsssvry's eeuapvfers have spun through their
miles Of magnetic ssps and Tipped through their seicon-
dvesors reported MAI deficit FOR the fiscal Just
ended amounts $50 billions That's big deficit evsi
nsssmsn ssk simple question: the economy stayed slug
eish with deficit Of that magnitude, what kind ct deficit
would mako ID snywhers7
Ths most sensible and practical approach 10 FAX svs
has bssn recommended by Rep. Hericng Jr o. Fla.
and Howard H. Baker, r. Tenn authors Of HE original
Hsropg Rssr tax reform ession whe hsvs sonssdstsd
into simple bin the income rate reduction ideas Of
their major measure that Congress may take quick
toR.
By fiscsi 1863 say Hssions and Baker there Prshsy
wont 10 any rsvsnvs less s snd In future years there
should b revenue gain.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-06
Skills-.-


tconiinved from Pags u
The title aiudes The fact that by 1870 ihs Asri-
can labor force viii number 81 million The svbits. "A
Dynamic Program 70 End Unemployment. serves 70 W
tred<s Congressman Curtis plan for vpsrsdns the work
fill the higher skilled Jobs which bs going
begging today.
His multi -dmensiona plan calls for nssionwids
vsy Of The s Of ths future end national clearinghouse
classify these Job opportunities and TO disseminate M
formation about them to schools and Prixsfs employers
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-06
lcsnsinvsd frsm bsek psssl
AAoRM AND SPIRITUAL QIPPlEsl
PERSONS e nlDelnn NluJt.
u0eNgNT oanoG0k1V- n1IDlnDDe0 I

INDICTMENT. uoouSH llU21leQl
~rne NEW HeAvum AA,D ytg NEW oAavpri
tRsv. 1i:D AND THEIR EXCLUSIVE REALITY!
EXCLUDE. Externally THE Arr&St = Tt~
EVIL THE HUMAN THE MATERIAL - WINGS
SEEN. TEMPORAL tss PsuD 4 MATTER. SIN,
HELL AND THEIR FATHER. THE DEVIL =
eAeAAUIe AnAAAeve -AoepsooT FRAUDS AAo
ALx-ILtSIIi
COMMANDS 70 NoN-cHRisT SCIENTISTS - eLsko..
eT A.. AWAKEN! MAKE YOUR DEGRADATION
- mGoe01vAweel INnnpaoHpEaecRs Prom SATAN
ooaHO THEOLOGY, THGRAPeuTic$ EoVcA-
TtoN cVLT>1ae. PoLIrtcs. SATApts aecRFATIoNi
- THE FLESH PRoFirErH NoTHINc"t -
JESUS m JOHN 6:6a; Rc. "a.
AND ENTERTAINMENT - NOT OF THIS
woaAp - lousy wlTn THE DEVILS MULrsIl-
LION RAckETsi -
SEX - ALWAYS OF Tme DEVIL - RePUotATED
~ cHIA.p-L-Ess CHRIST JESUS AAcossoA.
TOBACCO AND NoNcHRisT SCIENTIST CURES NOT
OK WITH CHRIST JESUS ! - Msst. 7:2l-2s...
ThE LOAD, LoRor pssoNues!
COD. THE ONLY a-e-A-L PARENT ! - FIRST
CHAPTER cEMesls - AND nv MARvEtous, ~
PeaATvE CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH SCIENCE
OF SCIENCES" or TtaE UNIVERSE REVEAL And
DeMcs>sTRATE ExcLus-lv-E-AE-s-s o. MN
OFFSPRING. YOUR TRUE BeBsc - SPIRITUAL.
cHRiSTlIkE - AND TIE UTTER NOTHING
NESS or THE SATANIC, M-Y-T4+icAL. ANTI
c4assT - P-s-Yc-H-cP-ATA4e = ADAA-evE.
MuRpERous CAIN. JUDAS. kNAvEs AND FOOLS.
THE EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY o. HUMAN
olavtts AND PARekTHoOD! - REPUpiATED 6r
cs+i-LDL-e.s-s CHRIST JESUS. THE WAY. THE
TRUTH. AND THE LIFE" - NAY WORKS AND
c-RE-AT-E-R SHALL YE DOL
GENESIS i:3i: land GOD SAW EVERY THING THAT
Ne 1.-THE ONE REAL PARENT | CREATOR
t4ostoREo ~ TIE c-LLL-pL-E-s-s CHRIST JESUS y
HAD MADE, AND. BEHOLD IT WAS [.s- VERY
eoop~i
o.n I'll THUS HEAVEN AND EARTH WERE
F.iSAls-t+E-oi AND ALL THE MOST or THEM
tceniiassd keM Column Tss,
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-06
Nation

UdUOu-
tconsinved From Page ~
MATTER sla HE'LL AND THEIR FATHER.
ThE pevM. ARE GIGANTIC. ADAAAeve "ioRpcoo~
tcenesis IT. sseJ
FRAUDS AND M-Y-T-R-s!- : INCLUDING
DEn0Ts!!!
MAKING OF CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS
IRRESISTIBLE!
CHRIST JESUS NO. IL MARY BAKER EDDY.
WOMAN or REVELATION l2I. $, NO. ~
GENESIS FIRST CHAPTER - EXCLUSIVE
REALITY or PERFECTION VOID or MATTER. SIM
NELL AND THEIR FATHER, THE DEVIL -
GIGANTIC ADAAAevE "LoRDcoD~ tcsnssis ~. steJ
FRAUDS AND Myths!
GENESIS i:3I: land GOD SAW EVERY THING
THAT NE THE ONE REAL PARENT CREATOR -
HoNoRED eY THE cH-l-L-DL-E-s CHRIST JESUS HAD
MADE. AND BEHOLD. IT WAS [-Lsl VERY cooO"l
(x) "NATIONS FISCAL SHAPE"
read editorials in ihe Kenser that support foreign
aid 10 the United Nations Peace Corps, etc.
I cannot understand how the Monitor can support
these things when country is in fs condition as dss-
erbed in the following BY Senator Harry Flood
Byrd Of Virginia:
"As starting fact - regardless OF how important
the were there haze been "a federal dsfi
eits IN the past 30 years The dec fiscal year
s3s billion This year. ending June 90 1867 will Be
billion 70 $40 billion 10 make IL total Of $1i billion TO $4
billion for the years
Neither our form Of government system OF
sasrprse survive insolvency. All Of know that We
continue much longer to spend and spend snf tax
and FAX. and borrow and borrow.
Nothing now before Congress any other branch
Of government important than protection Of shs
fiscal structure II is being examined Meanwhile
further inparnasnt should - stopped"
Santa Ana. Calf. Mrs. /. 3. Derby
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-06
Satan : Robbed Aad Bound
Catheffism!
|Eoodk xiv 100 to S0Qy h Saaa
Barcelona. n. Y. Tribune Sept. Il

BY Staff Writer Of Tho cxsfsn Science Monitor,
tSspf 22
GOD ADDITIONALLY, VIA MS DETROIT vRssuNE:
THE NEW HEAVEN AND THE NEW EARTH"
ARE EXCLUSIVELY REAL R.c. Apocalypse
7lf 5-kJ. - Rev.
THE THINGS SEEN. TEMPORAL" tst. PAUL. ARE
MYTHICAL! - THE EVIL THE HUMAN yHE
MATeRaAL
WICKED AND ApUL TeRous GENERATION"
WHICH COULD NOT BEAR" "A COMPLETE AND
FINAL REVELATION HEARD JESUS
PROPHECY = THE FATHER WILL SEND
ANOTHER COMFORTER PARAcLETE IR.cl EVEN
THE HOLY GHOST, WHO WILL TEACH ALL
THINGS - EVEN THE HEALING or TIE
NATIONS" - APPREHENSION Or THE REAL,
FuLLY EXPOSING the DEVIL USING SCRIPTURE! =
LINCOLN QUOTED SHAKESPEARE CHRIST
SCIENCE - SECOND COMING" - APPREHeNOS THE
EXCLUSIVE REALITY OF GOOD lEPERFEc-
TIoNl THE GOD AND FATHER OF CHRIST JESUS,
the DEITY or THE FIRST CHAPTER OF GEN.
EsIs. lao WHERE MAN. YOUR TRUE BEING. IS
NOT AN ADAM. EVE. MuRpgeous CAIN. JUDAS
kNAvE, OR FOOL - THE EGO 1bio- PSYCHOLOGY
OF HUMAN BIRTHS AND PARENTHoopI - RE-
PuDlATED BY THE c-t-l-L-D-L-E-s-s CHRIST JESUS.
THE WAY. THE TRUTH. AND THE LiFE"l
"MY WORKS AND GREATER SHALL YE DO"
GENESIS 1891: land GOD SAW EVERY THING
THAT Ne 1.-THE ONE REAL PARENT CREATOR
HoNoRED BY THE c-H.IL-D-L.E.s-s CHRIST
JESUS u HAD MADE. AND, BEHOLD. IT WAS (.ts-l
VERY eooD"l
GENESIS 2:l: THUS THE HEAVEN land THE
EARTH WERE F-LN-Ls.HE-D! AND ALL THE
HOST OF THEM" - UTTERLY VOID OF MATTER,
SIN. HELL. AND THEIR FATHER, THE DevM'l
- MERELY GIGANTIC ADAM-EvE "LoRpcopr Gene
sis III. etc., FRAUDS. HUMANS ! MYTHS!
Evening star., 1962-11-09
BECAUSE IT'S OUR COMMUNITY
Volunteer Night Patrol Fights School Vandalism

the mems club-including the
Rev. Bishop, who is an alternate
patrolman-are involved in the
project along with two other
volunteers from the neighbor-
hood.
ut doesn't really make any
difference whether we have
children in Shadd." Mr.. Hill
said. "It's our community"
If the patrol project succeeds.
it should help to cut down the
Districts $4,000 annual bill
for replacing broken windows
throughout the city. And it
should, according to Mr.. Hill,
do something even more i'm
portant by establishing a bene-
ficial relationship between the
men of the neighborhood and
the boys who live there.
Others taking part in the
project include E. M. Gardner
of SO Fifty-fifth street Sc,
Julius M. williams, 26 Fifty
fifth street NE, George S.
Jones of 56l2 Blaine street
NE, and Samuel Sutton of
1892 East Capitol street, mem
bers of the mems club, and Bob
johnson Of 1926 East Capitol
street NE. and James Williams
of 5724 Southern avenue Sc,
both volunteers and the only
two of the group who have
children in the school.
Evening star., 1962-11-09

In 1857, Representative Will
son, Republican of Indiana, said
in a floor speech that the peo-
pie who live in the area "are
allowing their magnificent in
stitution to be turned into a
landmark of shame to them"
In midsummer of this year,
Senator Byrd, Democrat of
West Virginia, and Senator
Allott, Republican of Colorado.
took a look at the school and
were equally dismayed. ut
looked" said Senator Allott,
"like an abandoned sugar beet
factory"
But Mrs. Buchanan said the
number of broken windows had
decreased each year for the last
three years. Still, she was not
satisfied.
Last August, she sent a letter
home to parents with the chill
dren and wrote to churches in
the neighborhood, asking that
the men of the area volunteer
to patrol the school grounds at
night.
"At first" she said. "the re-
sponse was very poor, very
Disappointing"
Then, after q full month had
gone by. she heard from James
Weldon Hill, 33-year-old as
sistant corporation counsel and
Evening star., 1962-11-09

and know we're there" he said.
1--WE hope to work ourselves in
with them, to help to guide
them a little better"
Louis Baker, Of 1910 Eads
street NE. voiced agreement.
TITS a job for the parents in
most cases, not the police" he
said.
So far. the volunteers have
had nothing more serious to
cope with than boys using the
school playground after dark.
Last week. volunteers James
Faircloth and Harold Fisher,
ST.. discovered three boys play
ing basketball on the unlighted
playground after dark.
I'VE explained to them that
the purpose Of our patrol was
to protect the school, not to
break up a friendly basketball
game--even if it was pitch dark
and bitter cold.' said Mr.. Fair
cloth. "The boys said they
understood, and they showed
us the greatest respect"
The men now suffer from
two major handicaps, Mr.. Hill
said. One is the darkness. The
street lights don't shine into
the school yard and the men
have to walk through pitch
blackneSs.
The other problem is lack
Of manpower. Nine members Of
Evening star., 1962-11-09

No. l is at the North Amer
lean factory being remodeled.
No. 8 is at this base ready for
a flight next week.
Paramedics and flight sur
geons were aboard a C-130
transport cargo aircraft sta
toned at this base, ready for
an emergency. Their plane
took off at once for the scene.
It was Mr.. Mckay who on
July 10 this year put the X-15
through its toughest heat test
to date. Temperatures on the
leading edges of the Stubby
wings reached an estimated
1,100 degrees Fahrenheit for
more than a minute.
Evening star., 1962-11-09

president Of the Hughes Memo
rial Methodist Church Mems
Club. Quietly, the club mem
bers had talked it over and de-
cided to make the school pa
troll a club project.
Each night, men from the
club take turns walking in pairs
around the school.
When they come on duty,
they check in with the l4th
precinct police station, letting
the officer on duty know their
names and the time they will
be patrolling. 1t was suggested
that the men be given keys to
the police call boxes, but the
Rev. William E. Bishop. pastor
of Hughes Memorial, turned
thumbs down on that idea.
Were not policemen and we
don't want to appear to be
police" Mr.. Bishop explained.
I'VE want to let the boys know
we're with them-that we love
them"
The men have instructions
not to attempt to arrest anyone
or to use force to prevent
vandalism. Instead, they are
to call for the police If they
need help. But, according to
Mr.. Hill, there has been no
need for that.
II think it's enough that we
are there, that the boys see us
Evening star., 1962-11-09
X-l5 Rolls Over, Pilot Alive
After Emergency Landing
! OxlD'lZ TRlAIL.E as

EDWARDS AIR FORCE
BASE, Calf, Nov. 9 (AP).-
The Kills rocket plane turned
over during an emergency land
ing today but the pilot sur
vived.
The rocket research plane
lost power after dropping from
its mother plane and spiraled
down for a landing on the dry
bed of Mud Lake, New.
Radioed reports said it turned
over but Space Agency Pilot
John Mckay, 80, was removed
alive.
There was no immediate
word on his condition, or on
how badly the plane was dam
aged.
The Kills holds world speed
and altitude marks. The alti-
tude record is 314,750 feet, and
the speed record is 4,104 miles
per hour.
The Kills was dropped at
IS, 900 feet over Mud Lake and
Mr.. Mckay got the engine
started normally. It failed to
develop sufficient pressure.
however, and after trying vain
ly for several seconds to make
it work he cut it.
Then he spiraled down for
his emergency landing at Mud
Lake, a designated emergency
strip.
Evening star., 1962-11-09

This was Mr.. McKay's sew
enth flight in the x-15. Today's
flight was to have been another
in a series exploring stability
problems in returning to earth
from the thin air at the edge
Of space.
This was the first really se-
rious miShap of the Kills pro-
gram. In early stages, an en-
gine exploded in mid-air, but
the pilot brought the plane
down safely. even though the
fuselage was cracked.
There are three of the stub
winged black research craft.
The one involved today was
the No. 2 model.
Evening star., 1962-11-09
CALL OF A. STARLING'
White House Disc Is a Hit

shrieked, or possibly, "Ahhk!
Ahhkl"
Several newSmen fled.
Turn it off," ordered Mr..
Salinger. "It's beginning to
distress men,"
Questioned by reporters, Mr..
Salinger said he wasn't really
sure how the Park Service went
about recording the distress
call.
II don't think they actually
had to distress a starting phys
ically. though" he said.
At any rate, said Mr.. Salin-
ger, the thing seems to work.
The starlings have evacuated
the premises, and White House
staffers and distinguished visi-
tors no longer have to run for
cover.
Evening star., 1962-11-09
STARLING'

House has had a problem with
starlings," he said. "They have
been creating 'nuisances' out
in front"
So the administration COM
missioned the National Park
Service to record the screech
of a startling in distress, to
scare the little pests out of the
White House trees.
Mr.. Salinger added that "it
had to be the cry of a WASH
ington starling-no other would
work."
Then he had the Signal
Corps disc jockeys play the
record for the press corps. 1t
was an immediate sensation.
"Scrawkl Scrawk!" 1t
Evening star., 1962-11-09
Four Senators See Wall

BERLIN, Nov. 9 (AP) Four
United States Senators today
had a close look at the Red
wall dividing Berlin.
They toured the western side
with officials of the United
States Mission. They started at
Bernauerstrasse, where apart
ment blocks on the border are
bricked up and there are me-
MORALS on the sidewalk to East
Germans killed while trying to
escape.
Senate Majority lie der
Evening star., 1962-11-09

Mansfield, and Senators Pell,
Democrat of Rhode Island,
Smith, Democrat of Massa-
chusetts. and Boggs. Repub-
lican Of Delaware. are in Ber-
lin as their first stop on a
long fact-finding mission for
President Kennedy.
They saw the Brandenburg
gate. the city's symbol now cut
off by a thick anti-tank wall.
and the Potsdamerplatz, once
the city's busiest intersection
and now a concrete desert.
Evening star., 1962-11-09
Pictures on POse B-l

Pictures on Poge B-l
man teams in q determined
effort to wipe out the vandal-
ism that has been castigated
several times in recent years
in speeches on the floor of Con-
gress.
The patrol started two weeks
ago. When the men began their
effort, 18 of the school vim
dows had been broken since the
opening of school. Since then,
not a single window has been
broken.
The nightly patrols were the
idea Of the school principal,
Mrs. Marjorie B, Buchanan.
She was angered both by the
vandalism Oil broken windows
were counted last july and by
what she considered unjust
criticism Of the school and the
neighborhood.
Evening star., 1962-11-09
Red Toys Plentiful

BERLIN, Nov. 9 (AP).-East
German youngsters have been
assured by Communist author
tiles that there will be plenty
of patriotic toys" on sale this
Christmas. They include model
soldiers and weapons in Soviet
and East German uniforms and
colors.
Evening star., 1962-11-09
BY DAVID BRAATEN
Star Staff Writer

There's a new hit record over
at the White House to replace
the once-popular "PT-109"
ballad.
It's an off-beat disc with the
catchy title, Distress Call of a
Washington, D. c. Startling, "
and it's the special favorite of
New Frontiersmen who like to
go around bareheaded like
their boss.
Press Secretary Pierre Salin-
ger played the record for news
men this morning at his press
conference, after explaining
just how it came to be cut.
For some time, the White
Evening star., 1962-11-09
TAKE NEW LOOK
AT YOUR SPOUSE

LOOK AT your spouse with de-
toehment for just so seconds a doy,
Howord Whitmon suggests, ond
you'll gain new view Of him or
her. with lot more love. Compass
sion is the essence Of love, he ex-
plains todoy in Part i Of his series
on Making Marriage More Reword-
ing" on Pose c-l4.
THE RAMBLER finds thot To.
moko. q young Zoo soriIIo, hos sur
vived o bout with dysensery thot
neeessitoted o visit to children's
Hospitol. His Internal problems
over. Tomoko now is bothered only
by a girl eoriIlo. Pose 81
Hove The Stor Delivered
Dolly and Sunday
DioI Lincoln $4,000
Evening star., 1962-11-09
Kudor Ends TuIks
With Khrushchey

MOSCOW. Nov. 8 (AP). -
Premier Janos Kadar of Hun
gary left for Budapest today
after conferences with Premier
Khrushchev.
Mr.. Kadar was the last of
the leaders of Soviet bloc states
to hurry to Moscow when the
Cuban crisis developed. It was
believed Mr.. Khrushchev also
discussed with them the India
China border war, Berlin and
the economic troubles all the
Communist states are facing.