The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-04-16
A MINUTE
WITH Nj

SpI Ite "dS ISdily ISlS W JuSt
viewing the elements Of nature.
But here. it is not at all certain.
Anyway. We saw our first robin
hopping around the back yard
last week. and this week We
heard the call Of a meadow lark
and that Of flicker. A few
ducks are to b. seen floating
around on the numerous road.
side ponds. and a CroruS can be
seen now and then if one looks
close enough.
Then. too. on warm days. the
sidewalk and doorstep Sitters
are taking up their customary
POSITIONS. and the street walkers
have fallen back to the slower
pace tina, usually accompanies
the warmer and lazy like wealth.
or
les. Signs Of spring are all
over; there is lot more one
handed driving and tho younger
generation seems to br taking up
less room IN the car seats: the
hCv> are using 4 little more hair
oil and the girls constantly look.
lnG brhlrd them and smiling
Then. there Is the smell of burn.
~ grass in the air. and OCCASION.
ally one can look over the fence
and ST." his ncighbor directing
his wife as She rakcs the lawn
and cleans up the yard Yes.
spring is here. or least not far
away
AAd spcakln. Of spring. il
might be vel! to take the task
Of cleaning up yards and garbage
arcUmula'ionS somewhat serious,
Is We should recall the polio out.
break Of last year. and the un.
happy consequences and GRIP.
plI!. mark II lcf III our com.
mun!:y We should resolve.
voluntarily. no, 10 let il happen
again
From the looks Of some Of the
ACCOMMODATIONS around town. there
i p!"niy "f work TO h' done. and
there II plenty Of help available
To- clean /, up IN 'hc local Jail.
"" had Already predicted the
re-. .na.ion Of Secretary Of State
.Ioha Foster Dulles within a few
days. bu, according to a Wcdncs.
day m"rrinH news report the
res .nat.,a has already been If.
irr,rd
In our book Mr. Dulles will 60
Gown ~ history rs one. II not
TIE. greatest. Secretaries Of
State ih.S country has ever had
In tar op!n,nnS "i many he has
been more IN Assistant President
'han \ SCI rr:ar! norrso than
N!>nn
To say the !ra>'. he will be-
greatly missed IN his role III keep
IL things on an even keel IN
IYi. national negotiations. and
Ia unfortunate forced retirement
w.!l he great ~.t back 10 our
.nii' 'Iy and International pres
i.g" and POLICY making However.
from the very roots Of our Demo
crazy Will come another just rs
'ar.h.r. but NJ this critical time
the vas; experience Mr.. Dulles
has acquired will not come over
h!Iht Ia has successor. 50 there.
E ~. Il can be- pre- >uncd that his
I'd, ace and opinions will continue
20 h" sought rs long as he Is able
10 .hr them
\ 10; "i people have been ask.
ing wha; happened 10 the dog
catching program that was 10
hatr been enforced here IN town
r." answer Is that the man Is
an IN" rb and picking w the
stray, and Unlicensed animals o.
The only trouble j. that In \ com
muni'y with n do population rs
l,r:r rs ours. n good many dozen
nf the animals can b. iin?ouEdcd
,r di>pnSrd "f before their re-.
durrd number is noticeable.
There Is still y .""a; amount
"f later party poli,ral palavrring
going on around the state In
which each party is attempting
10 d!srrrii' the other for the un.
balanced and incomplete lcg!s.
la,,vr proceedings just pas, :.
and they are still getting no
where. rs is usually tho case In
raking over the Goals after tho
fire Is dead
The Who'll" affair Is rs nauScat.
ing as Il IL dis"rcditabir to the
individuals concerned. and much
more could h. accomplished u
they would forget what party
they belonged 10. put their Shout.
drrs to the wheel. and pushed In
the same direction mainly
the direction Of the people who
voted them into office.
This idea Of assuming . stand
that ideas introduced by tho man
across the table Gbccausr hc b..
longs to the other party, arc not
wntfhv nf confederation mud