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The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1960-09-29
BY Lucy Sharp

Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Bird Vera
Stewart) arrived in Browning
from Everett, Washington. They
ranched north of Browning on
the Lommie Goss place. They
are former Browning school stu
dents and have many friends and
relatives here.
Jeff Harwood brought a COW
down i'm his truck from the Peter
son ranch for Spike Sharp. He
ranches out north on the Peter
son unit.
Mrs. Bredella Yellow Owl has
been staying in Browning with a
bad cold under the doctors care
but is now well enough to 60
home with her dad, John Sharp
We send sympathy to the Chat
tin family. Charlie died after a
long, useful and colorful life.
Jess Carpenter. who is mar
ried to Mary Sherman's daugh'
ter. wrecked his car Sunday
morning. At last report everyone
will recover.
Garry Douglas is home with
his wife from California. He was
recently married.
A COW had twins and one had
to be raised on the bottle. now
the calf does not know what cows
are. But / guess the calf that was
raised on the cow does not know
sister of the calf. IL you have an
answer tell Justice.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1960-09-29

How many people have been
given strength through these few
donors. How many more will ben
eft because we have these I'M
selfish people among us. How
comfortable a feeling it is to
know that lifesaving blood is a
valuable in emergencies.
Thank you donors for a great
service to your community and
its people.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1960-09-29
Johnson Views Platform
The Platform And Congress-
Death OF tiennings-

Death OF Jennings
Lodae Proves Asset To COP
WASHINGTON. DC. - Senate
Majority Leader Lyndon B. John
son - the Democratic vice-presl'
Dental nominee - has been &C
cused in the South OF "embrac'
ing" the Democratic convention
platform. which is regarded In
Dixie as radical
In the north. Johnson has been
charged with not embracing the
party's platform. or. at least, not
going all out for it, as some nor,
thern Democratic leaders think
he should.
Asked by this newspaper WASH
ington Bureau TO clarity his posi-
ton relative TO the party's plat
form. johnson said that, though
he is campaigning on the plat
form. that doesn't mean that
each line of the platform will be
enacted into law"
"A platform IS like a bill intro
duced in Congress, Johnson
unused. 1t doesn't necessarily
come out of Congress exactly like
il was when il was introduced.
Il will admit" the Majority
Leader said. that the platform
may not be completely pleasing
TO everyone. But il isn't meant TO
be. There are things in the plat
form which are acceptable to the
South-for example, the planks
on textiles and trade - which
might not be so pleasing to the
people of the north and west to
New England or Michigan, or for
that matter. for Arkansas
by contrast. there are other
things in the platfOrm-the civil
rights plank. for example-which
are pleasing TO other areas OF the
country but are not acceptable 10
the South
The platform is not meant to
be something that represents eN-
actly what will be enacted into
law, Il is a document which rep
resents the hopes of the entire ma
ton. not Of any one section OF the
nation Il is something 10 start
from. something TO begin with,
not the ultimate legislative pro-
gram"
Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge
has been a source Of surprising
strength to the NixOn-LOdge tic
ket. II would be ironical if Lodge
has a hand in defeating Senator
Kennedy. the man who unseated
him in Massachusetts.
Lodge is drawing praise and
crowds wherever he goes. Mean
while. the Republican ticket is
now favored to at least split the
South, and there are many pre-
dictions that the COP. ticket
will carry six or seven Of the old
Confederate States, or more.
Georgia - thought until recent
ly safe for the DemOcrats-has re-
Gently voted in favor Of unpledg.
ed electors. Though Democrats
still might win. the mandate-not
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1960-09-29
CARD OF THANKS

The staff of the USPHS Black
feet hospital wish to extend their
heartfelt thanks to the many
people who have donated oiooo
for seriously ill people at the
hospital. Those donors have made
themselves available at all hours
of the night or day and have
never refused an opportunity to
give their blood.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1960-09-29
Weekly News Report On Doings
Under The Dome In Washington

binding-is startling proof that
this state, which has never voted
Republican. is full of diSenchant'
ment with the Democratic plat
form.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1960-09-29
ThoUqhtfUl

Judge - You were married to
this woman for ten years and
you left her without a word.
Why?
Prisoner - l didn't want to in
terrupt her.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1960-09-29
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Evening star., 1960-12-04
F. Gwynn Gardiner, SO,
Ex-leguI Adviser to Army

F. Gwynn Gardiner, SO, a re-
tired legal adviser with the De-
partment Of the Army, died
Thursday at his home, Fort
Davis street Sc, after suffering
q heart attack.
A native Of Charlotte, N. c.,
he was the son Of the late I.
Gwynn and Lillian c. Gardiner.
He came to Washington with
his parents while q child and
attended Gonzaga High School
here. He also studied at the
Strayer School Of Business, and
was graduated from George.
town University Law School In
1915.
Mr.. Gardiner began his 40
year career with the Govern
ment as a clerk and secretary
with the United States Public
Health Service and later served
as an administrative officer to
the Surgeon General. In 1928,
he became a legal adviser in
the office Of the Army's Chief
OF Finance and continued to
serve in that capacity until his
retirement in 1855.
During the 1940s Mr.. Gardi-
ner was responsible for much
Of the legal groundwork which
Evening star., 1960-12-04

lead to congressional measures
improving the general condi-
tions at the Soldiers Home.
He was a member of the Dis
trict Bar and the Catholic
Knights Of America.
His wife, Mabel M. Gardi-
ner, died here in 1947.
Mr.. Gardiner leaves a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Greta L. Deenihan Of
1404 Madison street. Chillum,
Nd. and a son. William c.
Gardiner. athletic director and
head basketball coach at 10y
ola University. New Orleans.
He also leaves two brothers,
the Rev. Harold A. Gardiner
Of New York and DR.. Greth
Gardiner Of st. Petersburg,
Fla, and seven grandchildren.
Friends may call at the Lee
Funeral Home. Fourth street
and Massachusetts, avenue NE.
A requiem mass will be offered
at 10 am. tomorrow In St.
Francis Xavier Catholic Church,
Twenty eighth street and
Pennsylvania avenue S.E. Bur-
ial will be in Cedar Hill Gene
terry.
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1n Mrn1nrtaut

CADOGAN. BELFIELD. In loving mem.
ory Of my dear husband. BELFIELD
CADO0AN, who departed this life
1888 years ago today December T.
Oh. how sad but sweet the memory
OF the one loved so dear; =
Though gone forever from time and
His spirit is always near.
DEVOTED WIFE AND FAMILY.
CRINN. CHARLEs n. In loving mem
o.y q CAARLES h cHJJHN' Who
Then let our sorrows cease to now,
But let our hearts In every woe
SorHEk, no sl iay PRTHHh Hii q AND fSnsi SISTER.
GORDON, BENJAMIN z, In loving
memory Of Q devoted husband and
father, BENJAMIN &. GORDON. who
e:mssr sssiss s.ai !. istai .ar'' years ago. De-
pREN. iRMA AND MERRRrfTr. Z:
GRANZOW, NANCY JANE. In loving
mother. NANCY JANE oRANzoW,
day. December 4, 1859.
We have only q memory. dear Wife
and Mother.
10 CnerlSn our Wnole lie through,
But the sweetness will live forever
As we treasure the memory Of you.
DEVOTED HUSBAND, RICHARD
GRANzOW. AND CHILDREN.
GRIFFIN, KITTlE v In loving men,
ory of our devoted mother and
grandmother. KITTIE v, GRIFFIN.
who left so suddenly seven years ago
To-day. December 4. 1858.
A wonderful memory you left behind
ia, be cherished always.
RUTH. MlRRIAN. CARROLL AND
ONErTA,
SHEPHERD, PAMELA D. In loving
memory OF our dear daughter,
PAMELA D. SHEPHERD, who passed
away six years ago today. December
4. 1854.
In our hearts memory is kept
OF one We loved and will never
forget.
MoMMY. DADDY AND BROTHERS
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Mrs. ". l. Prouty Dies,
Vermont Senator'S S Wife

Mrs. Winston L. Prouty, SO,
wife Of Senator Prouty, Repub.
.lican Of Vermont, died yester.
day. apparently from a heart
ailment, in Albany, N. Y.
She and her husband had left
Washington Friday and had
stopped at a motel overnight
prior to completing their trip to
Newport. VT.
Mrs. Prouty's remains will be
taken to Newport for burial.
Funeral services will be held at
2 pm. Tuesday in the United
Church in Newport with the
pastor. the Rev. Bryson s.
Smith, officiating. He will be
assisted by a former pastor,
the Rev. Max Hall, Of Essex
Junction. Burial will be in
Pine Grove Cemetery.
Senator and Mrs. Prouty lived
in Newport and maintained q
residence here also at $500 G
street NV.
Senator Prouty was elected
to the Senate in 1858. Prior tc
that he had served in the S2d
$50, 84th and S5th Congress
as a member Of the House.
The former Frances Hearle
Mrs. Prouty was born in STAN
stead. Quebec. across the border
from Newport.
She was active In Republican
women's organizations here ane
in Vermont. and usually &C.
companied her husband or
campaign tours.
Mrs. Prouty was active alsc
Evening star., 1960-12-04
Mrs. SeofieId, 3d.,
Mother of District
Party OfficioI

Mrs. Adele j. Scofield. 81, Of
New York City died yesterday
while on a visit to the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Katie
Louchheim. Democratic Ma
tional Committeewoman for
the District.
Mrs. Scofield was very active
in many civic activities in New
York.
In addition to her daughter,
Mrs. Scofield leaves a sister,
Mrs. Lewis Wilding of New
York City; a brother, Leo Jo-
|seph, of Fort Lauderdale, Fla,
two grandchildren and two
|great-grandchildren.
Services will be held at $3.50
pm. tomorrow at the Gawler
Funeral Home. 1855 Pennsyl-
vania avenue NV. Burial will
be private.
The family requests that no
flowers be sent.
Evening star., 1960-12-04
RoyL. Motson,
Wisconsin Editor

MADISON, Wis, Dec. 3
(AP).-Roy L. Matson. So, edi-
tor OF the Wisconsin State
Journal, died In a hospital
today. He had suffered q heart
attack Monday.
Mr.. Matson Joined the State
Journal as a reporter in 1929
following his graduation from
the University of Wisconsin
and became its editor 13 years
later.
Evening star., 1960-12-04
Archie l. Cruver,
Stricken in Hunt

Archie L. Craver, SIS, an elec-
trician, Of 211 Sixth street Sc,
died yesterday while hunting in
Dorchester County. Md, on the
first day Of the States gun sea-.
son on deer.
The Dorchester County Sher-
itt's Office said Mr.. Craver was
stricken while hunting on land
he owned between Brookview
and Vienna in eastern DorcheS-
ter County.
DR.. John Mace. county coro-
ner, pronounced him dead OF a
heart attack.
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Braths

ASHTON. MRS. REBECCA. on
WednsSday; November 80; 1850, Ct
sGccx sGa xirssia szsarE sS. Ml: H.: 4Hs 4shton RS /:
survived By three. nephews. ave
After 2 pm. Monday, December 5,
friends, may call at the Joynes
ave, NV. where services viii he
held on Tuesday. December Q, at 70
noon. Interment Woodiawn Gene.
BADEN. ANDREW De WILTON. On
Friday, December g.. 1860. at Cal.
vert County Hospital. prinss Fred;
Iiiis6sth SsSen and iVhS iathef = Of Mrs..
Irene ,, !. Robsy. RiehaEd 4, and
asm: SSsd .n sy s sSs iss5' Mss1 kno, h5: Eve I'VE
james and Raymond Baden. and
three Rrsndehildren. Funeral from
tns HUNT Funersi Home, waldorf,
1880 am: Mass 81 St: Michaefs
isssrasnti isetP; s. P:.e4s Fa cene..r9. MsP: aH:
dori: Nd; Rosary on Sunday: De
.cenaber 4. at pm. 4
1AKER. EDwARp A. On Thursday.
pssemSsr STasr j. 1899, .y. q Detroit; Mich;
Washinston. D. c: Beloved husband
SIaren@ee @s Gssas ssfsf sisfr 81 sF0'AsE Wash. E.
sSsSa sS.a ana Scsco. snq b.f.r SS's e, Rsssr Riss
Msude :: CRAIG. Also surviving are
other relatives and many friends.
After. pm. Tuesday, December 9.
trtsnds are invited 70 call e the
81 NV. Graveside services on
at Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
BARRANGER, JoES Z. On Friday.
DWHRb BAkRANoER d Sii7
father Of Valerie LYNN ana Bonnie
fsneer and Brother of Marie Day
hS Haos. oriss si.nSs campbell sH .sH and Irene en-.
ne. On Monday. December 5. from
pm: 20 10 pm, orayeside seIy-
National Cemetery.
BAnTLETr. RosALIA. On Saturday,
General Hospital. RosALiA BART
LETT Of 1901 North Court House
I'd. Arlington. Va, beloved wife Of
Stanley r. Bartlett. lieutenant Com
mander Of the British Navy: mother
Of Evelyn Bartlett and daughter Of
Frehericka Fleishmann. Services
and interment Los Angeles. Calf. Ar
Tangemens BY Rinaldi Funeral
BOND. NORMAN J. An emersent
"a communication Of Al |
IN Pike Lodee No. 3s,
Wy ::S: |::S !. ji::.'S e !, RI: i:
purpose Of conducting Masonic serv-
ice; tor our late brother. NORMAN
o 'S poNALD z. SMITH. W, M,
BooNsTRA. MILDRED p. On Sat.
urday, December g.. 1860. at the
Tssn %sshninsten RSSspsssl SPsslr.s Center, NIL; NIL
4 fS%D BooDstrs, ~ dsashser e Of q juan aSs
Mabel Fereira Of Havana, Cuba:
mother Of sandra Ann and Carl
Albert Boonstra; sister Of Mrs, r. v.
Colligan, Mrs. Kenneth D, Camp.
bell, both Of Miami. Fla; Mrs r. r.
Matson Of New Orleans, La: John
Eersira Of West Palm Beach, Fla
1855 Pennsylvania ave. NV, lcour:
Be held at 81. Adams Episcopal
Church. Massachusetts, and Wisconsin
eyes. NV. on Tuesday. December 8,
Ct 10 am. 1nterment Oak Hill
Cemetery. Contributions may be sent
10 the American Cancer Society.
Evening star., 1960-12-04
I'M Mrn1nriant

JENIFER, MARGARET g.. In kind and
loving Remembrance Of our darling
mother and grandmother, MRS.
US three years ago today, December
4. 1857.
Dearest one. you will forever live
DAUGHTER. MRS. GERTRUDE d.
WIGGINS; GRANDSON, Alloy
SIUS II. ALLEN.
SPENCER, HENRY FORD. In loving
memory Of my darling husband,
HENRY FORD SPENCER. who
passed away to his heavenly home
Two years ago today. December 4.
Since you left me. darling,
The road is hard to bear,
As my heart is longing for you,
And my loved one over there.
You loved your children dearly,
And they tried to understand
That Gods knows our every sorrow,
And will all our burdens tshare.
DEVOTED WIFE, MABEL SPENCER.
TENNYSON, HIRAM Z, In loving
memory Of our beloved husband and
father. HIRAM E. TENNYSON, who
departed this life seven years ago
today. December 4. 1858
MARION AND JACK.
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Dfatha
TEMPLEMoN. MATILDA AGNI

MATILDA AGNES, On
c.suasS sanfsSaA Aospitsi psfmSis SArIbA ySS AGNES
TEMPLEMoN Of 1919 Queen st,
ne. devoted wife Of Lancaster Tenn
Tempiemon DAVIS. H'Git Also 81 surviyins Siyf
iiams: seven brothers. Bernard.
James. William Fred. George, John
and Walter Tyer: one grandehtld,
ases psS osSsT r:ss1es sissFas s1R'' sna msns amy
John I, Rhines q Co Funeral raj
Home. 3ol5 18th st. ne. !ample
eens.f ss As and sher. he9 the ssnseSI TseIt.sion
$50 pm. High mass for the repose
Of her soul will be celebrated on
Money 1S. d1s I1sc,mSsr Na ,; 8; e. S:sS .1s' an
seo llth st. NE. Father John j,
pressel ofneiatins. Interment Mount
olivet Cemetery. "a
Waters. JOHN =. On Saturday, ps;
ss9Ssg sSo7 3 sunesE nesp H I0HS H. TAIHss Rs1sf
Nd. beloved husband Of Rebbeca A.
Waters (nee MahoneyD: father OF
cali at Nalley's Funeral Home. $500
Rhode n.1.i Island .:a. evs At Eastern ..n,5.. ave
at $40 an. thence to Ct. James
will be onered at Q am. for the re-
pose of his soul. Relatives and
rte., friend: invited Interment Mt oliyet
WIENER. SAM, On Wednesday, No.
vember 80, 1850. SAM WIENER Of
2023 Forest Dale drive. .HYattsville,
iisosai M s.4ths q small SlftSp 81 Detroit M:h
devoted friend OF lillian Levy. Fu-
neral services at the Bernard
pIaGnIansky 4 Sons Funeral Home,
25ol 18th st; NV. on Monday;
Arlington 4 National Il iE Cemetery. M n!s'min' l
WILLIAMS. ALLISON DOUGLASS. On
ton Hospital, ALLISON DOUGLASS
Mansfield I'd; Bancroft, Va, sister
ices on Monday, December 5. at
pm. from the Immanuel-on-the-
Hin Church, InteIment Columhia
at the Cunningham Funeral Home
until time for services. Family re.
quests contributions be made to the
Allison Douglass williams Memorial
Fund for the Fairfax Hospital.
WHITAKER, EDNA C. On wednesday,
November 80. 1860, at Deiray Beach,
Fla. EDNA C. WHITAKER. wife OF
the late Claude Barnes Withauer,
mother Of Mrs. Kathleen r. Kell OF
Washington. D c.: Mrs z. jose
lea: sister Of Miss Lorena Z. Keyi
Of Kalamazoo. Mich; Miss Alma
Keyl OF Detroit. Mich: Mrs. Ger
trude Stroh and Mr.. Arnold Keyl
Of Delray Beach, Fla. and Mr.
Friends may cail at the Lee Fu.
neral Home. 4th st. and Mass.
ave. ne. after II noon Saturday,
December 8. Services will be held
on Monday. December 5. at 1880
/. Am. Interment Rock Greek Ceme-
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In the Congressional Club, the
Senate Wives Red Gross Unit
and the. Congressional Circle
OF Friendship House, a settle
ment house on Capitol Hill.
In addition to her husband,
she leaves her mother. Mrs.
Francis Hearle Of Newport, and
three daughters by q previous
marriage. Mrs. Harry johnson
OF Boston, Mrs. Hugh c. Friel
OF 8205 Greymont street. Hy-
attsville. Md. and Mrs. Richard
Panariello, of Burlington, Mass.
Eleven grandchildren also sur
vive.
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Mrs. Byron Vedder

URBANA, ILL.,, Dec. 3 (AP).-
Mrs. Byron c. Vedder, so, wife
Of the Champaign-Urban
Courier publisher, died yester-
day. She was a daughter Of
Edward j. Fry, late Michigan
State Treasurer and Demo-
cratic nominee for Governor in
1914.
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Anupilinga

BROOKS. DANIEL. I would like to
thank all my neighbors and. friends.
the Rev. Forraeher and the John
r.. Rhines q Co. for their thought-
ful consideration during my be-
MRS. ALBERTA WHITE.
GOLDBERG, ESTHER BELLE. There
of ESTHER BELLE GOLDBERG, be-
loved mother Of Sylvia Ostrow Ep-
stein and pr Maurice A. GOLDBERG.
Sunday. December IL, 1860, at
l. pm. Relatives and friends in
10SEN. MRS. LUCY. There viii be
an unveiling Of q monument to the
memory Of MRS LUCY ROsEN, be-
loved mother Of Leah 0oldblatt.
Louis. and Morris Rosen and Sally
sperling at 2::30 pm Sunday; De-
cemher 4. 1860. ct King David Me-
Morial Garden, Friends and rela-
ttves are invited.
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Uarn nf Thanka

BAXTER. HERMAN J. The family. Of
the late HERMAN J. BAXTER wishes
to thank his co-workers Of the
Hecht Co. and its many friends for
their kindness during the illness and
Gt the passing Of our loved one.
THE FAMILY.
HALL, WILLIAM D, The family Of
the late WILLIAM B. HALL crate
fully acknowledges your thoughtful
ness and sympathy during its
THE HALL FAMILY.
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Iu Mrittnrtaitt

ADAMS, SAMUEL, In loving memory
of our dear father and grandfather,
SAMUEL ADAMS. who passed away
two years ago today. December 4,
1858.
Away In the land Of sunrise,
Separated by Heavens golden
door.
Our father Is patiently Waiting.
Not dead, Just gone before.
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE, MAMIE B.
ADAMS, CHILDREN AND GRAND
CHILDREN.
BRISCOE. EMMA JANE. We will never
forget the love for our dear mother,
EMMA JANE BRISCOE, who de-
parted from this world December B.
The loved ones she left behind:
DAuGHTERs, 0ilisE ,TrRGIH VIRGINIA c:SnNn. JoNEs.
SONS, RICHARD MITCHELL.
JUNIOR MITCHELL AND GREAT.
RAND DA U G H T Err S, IRIS
MITCHELL, BRENDA MITCHELL
AND TERIE MITCHELL.
Evening star., 1960-12-04

STANLEY DARIUS. The
members OF Internal Rev
enue Post. No. 2464. v, r.
w, are notified OF the
death Of STANLEY DAR-
IUS HARTMAN. The Ma.
tional Honor Guard serv-
fceA at q nm SUNDAY