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width of Swath
Celebrating a Combine

1. Determine the width of the header.
2. From Table /, determine the
length of swath for the given width
to cover 1/1O of an acre.
3. Measure the distance travelled by
one revolution of the combine drive
wheel or tractor.
4. Divide the distance travelled by
one wheel revolution into length of
swath.
S. Never stop the machine to begin or
end harvesting a plot.
6. Drive through the area to be
checked and, after selecting an area
of uniformity, have man in the grain
hopper start collecting the grain flow
in a grain sack and at the same time
start counting the predetermined num-
Der of wheel revolutions to cover 11O
of an acre, giving notice to the man In
the hopper when the specified area has
been covered.
2. AT the end of the field the sacks
can be weighed on household bath
room scales ana the gram dumped loose
into the hopper.
8. Collect uniform quart OF grain
to determine test weight.
9. Multiplying the bushel test weight
by the weight OF each sample viii give
you the yield on the basis OF l/1O OF
an acre.
Celebration OF a Grain Drin
Fertilizer Attachment
I. Determine the width of the drill
and the number of flow tubes.
2. From Table 1, determine the length
Of swath for the given width of the
drill.
8. Tie or hold paper sack below
one of the down spOuts and travel the
Montana farmer-stockman., 1959-01-15

File


1.-THE Law OF WATER Rights Is
the title of new bulletin published by
the Montana Agricultural Experiment
Station at Montana State College in CO.
operation with the Agricultural Re-
search Service of the U.S.D.A.
While the publication deals mainly
with laws governing the appropriation
of water, it also includes chapters on
diffused surface waters, salvaged and
developed waters, waste and seepage
waters, and ground waters. Liberal use
is made of footnotes citing court cases
on the points involved.
Wells A. Hutchins of the farm eco
nonics research division. Agricultural
Research Service. U.SD.A. is the
author of the bulletin.
Copies of the publication may be
obtained from county extension agents
or by writing the Office of information
Montana State College, Bozeman.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1959-01-15

given length of swath TO equal 1/1o
Of an acre.
1. Weigh the material collected in the
paper sack and multiply by the number
of down Spouts and this will give the
quantity applied to 1/1O Of an acre.
5. Repeat this procedure at least
three times for accuracy. Also check
several other down spouts to see if flow
is even.
Celebration OF = Broadcast-Type
Fertilizer ApplicatOr
1. Determine the width of the appH-
Gator.
2. From Table 1, determine the length
of swath for the given width TO cover
1f10 of an acre.
;. Weigh in q given amount of
fertilizer into the hopper (be sure you
weigh in at least twice as much
fertilizer as you anticipate using) and
travel the given distance while flow
ing fertilizer at the dial setting of
your choice.
l. Drive applicator onto tarp and
drop the cleanout. traps, thus cleaning
remaining fertilizer from the hopper.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1959-01-15
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Jan. sO-Final date for filing request
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Jan. s1-Feb. 5-1Sth Annual Montana
Winter Fair, Bozeman.
Feb. 2-Final date for applying for
price support loans or purchase
agreements on 1958-crop wheat, oats,
barley, rye. flaxseed and dry beans.
Feb. 2S-March 2 - National All Club
Week.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1959-01-15
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The Cover

For the cover of this special
Fertility Issue Montana Farmer
Stockman is pleased to present the
first full color reproduction ever
used in the magazine.
AS the sign in the foreground IN
dicates, the picture was taken June
4 1858. on the N. E. Wood place
which is in Cascade County. 1t
shows dramatically the advanced
maturity of winter wheat that was
treated with phosphate fertilizer
over wheat that was not treated.
Also as the sign indicates, Sc pounds
TO the acre of O-52-O liquid fertilizer
or about 80 pounds of available
phosphorus was used.
The original color picture was
taken by Tom Selstad, Cascade
County.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1959-01-15

5. Weigh the remaining product and
subtract this figure from the amount
weighed into the hopper at the begin
ming.
8. The final figure is the amount of
product applied over an area OF 1/1O
of an acre.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1959-01-15
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How to Measure
Your Test Plots
By WARREN STENSLAND

ONE OF THE BEST ways to find
out how the soil in any given field
viii respond to different kinds and
amounts of fertilizer is to try the
fertilizers out in small test plots.
Here are some suggestions for meas
uring amounts of fertilizer applied to
plots of given size and for measuring
harvest from plots.
Table 1-Use this table to figure out
length of swath for given width Of
machine to cover 1/1O of an acre.
Length Of Swath
Montana farmer-stockman., 1959-01-15
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-04

Mr.. Nehru told parliament
a fairly long" note arrived
from Peiping yesterday.
They accuse us Of agrees
sion against their border" he
said. Obviously their version
does not tally with ours. They
have given names and some
places where they said the
aggression took place and we
are looking into it."
Relations between India and
Red China have grown worse
since the Tlbetan uprising
against the Chinese Commu-
nists. India gave refuge to
Tibet's ruler, the Dalai Lama.
In accusing the Chinese
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-04
Hearing Set
For Two in
Kidnop-Rope

A hearing will be held Sep
TENDER "a for two Washington
men charged under the Lind
bergh law with kidnapping two
women FBI employees, carrying
them into Maryland and twice
raping each Of them.
Joseph Lee Price, 80, and
Ronald Edward Garrison, q,
who live in the same apart
Nment building in the 6400 block
of Blair road NV, were held
without bond after a hearing
here before United States Com
missioner James F. Spla;n.
They are accused of selling
the two 23-year-old women at
knife-point after following
them into the District from a
dance last Saturday night at
the Branchville Md fire.
house. The FBI's complaint
charges them with carrying the
women to a point near
Wheaton. Md. attacking them,
then returning them to the
District.
After the arraignment yes
terday, the defense attorney,
Cyril S. Lawrence, said Price
and Garrison denied the
charge. He said he also ques-
toned the propriety of the ar
rest.
The FBI said agents visited
Garrison in his apartment
Wednesday night, later talked
to Price and asked them to
go to the Washington field Of
five. After a lineup there, they
were arrested and placed in
the First Precinct cellblock,
the FBI said.
Mr.. Lawrence commended the
visit to the Garrison apart
ment was done without a war
rant and in effect constituted
an arrest, since the men could
not refuse to go to the field
Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-04

Communists Of aggression
against India. Mr.. Nehru has
made plain he has no inten-
ton of going to war over the
attacks and hopes to resolve
border differences by negotia-
ton. Peiping has so far re-
bufied his bids to talk things
over.
Mr.. Nehru said Peiping has
asked India to drop aggression.
Red China had declared one
or two Indian patrols have
entered Tibet.
The Prime Minister said the
government hoped to reply
within the next few days. He
did not say when the white
paper would be issued. Some
members of Parliament previ-
ously demanded publication of
Such a document to give max
imum publicity to the situation
on the India Tibet border.
Mr.. Nehru said he has had
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-04
Red Chinese Accuse
Indio Of Aggression

NEW DELHI. India, Sept. 4
(AP).-Prime Minister Nehru
said today he has received a
new note from Red China &C
cusing India Of aggression on
the Tibetan border.
There is a big argument
over it," Mr.. Nehru told Parlia-
ment He said the government
is publishing a white paper on
the tense border situation, in
GLIDING correspondence with
China.
India has charged the Chi
nese Communists with agrees
sion by attacking Indian bor-
der patrols and moving in to
occupy Indian territory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-04

two tanks appeared near the
barracks. They held their fire.
Shortly before dawn. Gen.
Torrance Montero emerged from
his stronghold in the army me-
chanical school in the heart Of
the capital and went to Gov
eminent House for a 50-minute
conference with MIR. Frondizi.
He told newsmen afterward
the rebel officers are not seek
ing to overthrow the Frondizi
government. Their dispute, the
general said, is with Secretary
Of War Elbio Anaya.
Gen. Torrance Montero said
he reached a truce with Mr..
Frondizi, his friend from boy
hood and declared there now
would be a waiting spell" In
the military crisis.
He said he could not reveal
the deadline Of the truce so as
not to close the road toward
understanding.
While the general headed
back to the rebel headquarters,
government sources said the
resignation of Mr.. Anaya APP
peared imminent.
The crisis erupted Wednes-
day when Mr.. Anaya fired Gen.
Toranzo Montero in a dispute
over reshuffling of key posts in
the army.
Gen. Toranzo Montero said
his defiant stand docs not rep
resent any danger" to Mr..
F-ondizi's government because
the trouble had no political
origin"
He said this has been made
clear to all commands to avoid
"misinterpretation."
Must Assure Order
Constitutional order must
be protected because we need
MIR. President" the general told
newSmen.
Mr.. Anaya declined comment
after the meeting and said only
the President would make an
announcement.
Mr.. Anaya had ordered the
arrest Of II army generals who
refused to accept Gen. Torrance
Montero's custer.
The situation in the capital
was tense and confusing.
Francisco Villamil, one Of IA
generals arrested yesterday, was
reported to have disobeyed a
detention order and assumed
command of the Sd army divi-
sion.
Early today an army garri-
son at Mar Del Plata radioed
Villamil 1t was ready to send
reinforcements II needed to de-
fend the sacked army chief.
Warning Against Force
The powerful garrison in Cor
doba Province warned in O
radio communique this morn
ing that any force used against
Gen. Torrance Montero wculd
develop into a nationwide
situation"
Around Gen. Torrance Mon
tero's headquarters, where 1900
soldiers and officers formed the
nucleus of resistance, some 200
civilians helped mass about $50
buses and trucks as a barri-
cade against a possible attack
from procurement troops.
Gen. Torrance Montero, who
enjoys wide popularity among
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-04

President Of permitting Peron-
list and leftist influences to in
Nitrate the army. Mr.. From
dizi then ;alled Mr.. Anaya out
Of retirement.
Augustin Rodriguez Araya,
a member Of the opposition
party in Congress, said { .
latest crisis was a shame :.
the republic" He said { :
gress should proclaim its :" :
found displeasure for the aI.s
Of indiscipline in the armed
forces"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-04
Frondizi Tries
To End Crisis
In Argentina

BUENOS AIRES. Argentina,
Sept. 4 (AP) President Ar
turo Frondizi struggled to set
tie an army crisis today while
demonstrators shouting for his
resignation clashed with police
outside Government House.
Mr.. Frondizi conferred twice
with Gen. Carlos Torrance Mon
tero. who challenged a govern
ment order ousting him as
army chief. Gen. Torrance Mon
tero asserted 95 per cent Of
the army was behind him.
"At this moment consulta-
tions are under way but no
decision was been reached"
the rebellious general told re-
porters after his second meet
ing with the president, an old
friend. However. the door has
been left open for a conven-
lent solution.
There always are possibilities
OF a solution and I earnestly
hope 1t will be found"
Denies Amy Politics
The general emphasized that
politics was not involved in the
dispute, that it was a military
matter and he and his support
ers were not trying to overthrow
the government.
Backers Of ex-Dictator Juan
D. Peron, however, attempted
to make capital of the crisis.
About 500 civilians shouting
pro-Peron slogans and demand
ing Mr.. Frondizi resign gath
cred in front of the Govern
ment House, where the con-
ferences were in progress.
Tn policemen tried to dis
band the crowd, then called for
reinforcements. The marchers
were driven to nearby streets
with tear gas bombs.
This capital was virtually
paralyzed. The government de-
creed a holiday in the capital
to avoid incidents. With gov
eminent Offices, banks and
schools closed. most private
business also quit for the day.
At the height of the army
crisis, Mr.. Frondizi announced
that troops were marching on
the military barracks where
Gen. Torrance Montero set up
rebel headquarters. But only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-04

top army men, quit the army
during the Peron regime. He
returned to service after the
1855 revolution.
When the army's top ranks
were reshufiied last month
with the departure of Gen.
Hector Solanas Pacheco as
secretary Of war, Gen. Torrance
Montero was appointed COM
mander In chief.
Mr.. Frondizi dropped Gen.
Solanas Pacheco when rebel
lious army officers accused the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-04
Troops Guard Calcutta After 19 Die
In Red-Led Rioting Against State

CALCUTTA. India, Sept. 4
(AP).-Troops stood by today
in Calcutta after a day Of
violence that took 10 lives.
Except for two clashes be-
tween police and hooligans in
the early morning, the city and
It's industrial suburb Of Howrah
were quiet and normal business
life resumed.
Three hundred army troops
were called to Howrah where
police and mobs battled yes
terday. The soldiers arrived
when the situation began to
calm down and were not
needed to quell the rioting.
Howrah police said their
latest count showed nine per-
sons were killed by police rifle
fire, and two storekeepers
fatally stabbed by the mob
for failing to observe the gen.
eral strike call. The shops
were burned. One policeman
was killed and Is injured.
Riot Suspects Screened
Police and civil officials began
screening $50 riot suspects ar
rested in Howrah.
In Calcutta itself. police bull
lets killed three persons last
night. Five policemen and q
number Of hoodlums were in
jured.
Shortly after 6 am. today
police fired on a gang stoning
a privately operated bus and
on q mob attacking q police
vehicle. It was not known
whether there were any casual
ties.
After that, this m-ridden
port city of 4 million peo-
pile began almost a normal day.
Tens of thousands got up from
their pavement beds - their
only homes. State-owned buses
began operating and stores and
Offices opened.
-
Thousands Walk
Thousands had to walk to
work because trolley cars still
were not running.
The troubles developed from
Communicated demonstrations
against the Bengal State gov
ernment's handling of food
supplies. They say the govern
ment policies are creating high
rice prices. The demonstrations
were taken over by hoodlums
who did not necessarily have
political allegiances.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-04

no intimaton Of any massing
of Chinese Communist troops
on the borders of Sikkim, a
protectorate of India. nor have
there been any fresh develop
ments in the Ladakh area Of
Kashmir.
He reported last Friday that
Chinese Communist troops pre-
sumably were still holding GER
tain areas of Ladakh, which
they first entered in 1857.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-04
LOST

BILLFoLD, brown, Upper: vic. 18th
and @ SITS. NV; containing papers
and money. Ii. 4-26O3.
BRIEF CASE MUSIC, lost 1000 block
ward. Cali ia. 5-o254.
DIAMOND DINNER RING, vic. New
hall St, Silver Spring. Md: reward.
DOG, collie, male, sable and white;
S sif mak0ma Park Wed Call 'U'
DOG, white poodle. "Gigi": rescued
wagon at Langley Hardware: des-
perate mother, crying children: re-
ward. Ell. 6-4019.
DOG. beagle, male: vic. Of 8. Airing
ton: tri;colored; collar no tag; re-
DOG. French poodle Mimi" black
srs aaa August Has reward ara sso t0e 81
2-6847, OIL, 4-5544.
DOG, beagle female. blue tick; reward
ENVELOPE from Photo. Lab, con-
tanning roll of film and two snap
shot endorsements: irreplaceable: re-
ward Randolph 3-57l5.
GLASSES, lost in vic. Of 36th st. or
E ESnn' eye. II found please call
GLASSES, mans, vic. of Adams Mill
I'd. and Clydesdale. ia. 4-52O6
METRO. POLICE CAP and plate, No,
lO4O; vic. Silver Spring. JU. 9-5g85.
ONE BOX, containing 2 aluminium
contour patio chairs: vic. Indian
h HEAD ny N.Y. II found please call
PARAKEET, green. male: band No.
14226: vic. Joliet st. s.w. 10. 1924.