The Glacier reporter., 1963-04-18
a MINUTE
WITH MI

o.
ing the ladies' he longed-!Or Op,
po-.JrI;y TO show off their ne "
Eas,r- Cu:nis. When it c,mes 10
nc hats. we xIll refrain from
mixing any comments other that
! don't believe there were as
~ y CI the bus1el basket var
Icty N this area IS ", saw IL
a.. p communities
: 7sked ono friend quietly
H--' ms vie w3s going 20 d.
Win her bonnet after Easter.
a~d hC readily rC0Iled thai she
wa, going 10 use It i,r a hatch
Ir- res, for her pet hen. | didn't
.ly anymore but thought il
v~ li b, a rather expensive
Er.t
The usual amount o! y0u-g 2.
s:,-5 turned Ou: for the Annual
Faster Egg hunt. II not m re-
han usual It's easy to see now
what the census Officials are
talking about when they talk
IN TENS Of a population evpl7-
SI07
hal tie pleasure OF meeting
Senator Ire Netcalf "Wednesday
r11- At q luncheon sponsored Sy
,hr B''-kIec, Tribal Council
I'd pre0lred 5v the high schCol
N0re Economies class. 4 large
crowd WAS on hand 10 meet and
gee; he Senator. many for the
f,-s. :ime As ore Councilman
SAID. y have been voting for you
f-r = long time. but never knew
- 20 you were
We found the Senator To be
very pe-s7nable with a pleasing
~crsI77Ii;y. and sincere. We had
'.t.lp time. other than TO shake
ra~dS and exchange greetings
, visit with him or exchange
'c1s Is too bad his schedule
Us 50 crowded il left LITTLE time
he- than 10 eat and extend his
vis1Cs TO the Blackfeel with a
premise that he would give his
personal attention TO their econ
nm,~ problems ard land rights
By the time numerous personal
CDi 7io-s were expressed. the
Senator found only about five
minutes left himself. and that
isn't very much time in which
to outline the highly involved
program facing the Indians.
Ii begi-s to lcok as If cur pre-
dieiiOn is coming true. Another
nareup has started in Laos, mos,
likely 10 divert and distract at
,entiOn from moves being made
in Cubl and the other Latin Am
erican fire boxes.
We don't feel that we have 10
repeat Or opinion Of wha; should
be done in Cuba and with Gas
tro but. as usual. our policy
OF appeasement will cause US TO
wait until the fire is burning
high ard siTgeing our hair be
fore we decide TO take any pre-
ve-tive action Of consequence.
Talkjrg about the world Situ-
alton II general and what good
our Pive-awsy and foreign aid
hiss done. along with the UN
pcli~y. TO put the downtrOdden
and backward nations of the
world on their feet and give
them self-government.. the pic
ture looks pretty dark and OF
greet waste.
What we have failed to learn
Is that we just cannot take a race
OF pe11Ie. or a country that has
been living in the dark ages, and
mcdprTiZe them in a fTT months
or 4 few years. True. these COun-
tries heve a few well educated
pr:entill leaders and students
but show me just one case o..
where thev have been able 10
promote anything other than
discomfort. greed ard war O..
with all the help we and other
free nations have provided. Our
standards are hi0N. according t0
our own evslua'i-1 but s.
are those Of the people Of the
dirk continents. according TO
their own evaluT ton
Il may be a poor comparison,
but even wild animsls get along
we'll in their own environment
and in their. own way hut
fence them in ard start irving
10 teach them other than their
own ways. and YOU have trouble.
We always said that We shoulS
perfect our Cwn way Of life and
behavior before we attGnDt 10
teach others how TO behave and
govern themselves
They will soon be at j. agsi7-
the President and Steel. During
the past week jus; FbOut everv
steel COMPANY in the U. s. raised
their prices, as they did a year
ago. and Of course the 1attle Is