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Montana farmer-stockman., 1959-04-15
BY NIKE RIVISE

FARMERS NEED NOT watch the
thermometer any longer. Neither frost.
nor heat will deter them from their
appointed tasks. That is, if Patent No.
2,649,538 goes into mass production.
The inventor designed modernistic
suit with transparent plastic helmet
with room at the top for a radio re-
ceiver and with a mouthpiece for a
cigarette holder. No fine chaff or dust
can reach this farmer.
This rubberized, strange looking uni
form is supplied with cooled filtered air
from pump mounted on farm inn
plement such as tractor or truck.
Storage batteries supply the needed
power.
The helmet and gloves can be un-
screwed without interfering with the
air circulation.
So, if you see strange -garbed figures
wandering around some day. don't be
alarmed. 1t won't be an invasion from
Mars-just a few of your neighbOrs
performing their usual chores in their
air-conditioned suits.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1959-04-15
Chances Are Your
Library Has It
By ASTRID 1RNOLDSON


er dreamed the library had them!'
The exclamation came, not from q
first-time visitor to a metropolitan
library, but from regular patron Of
a small branch of Montana county
library, and the materials it concerned
were reference books and government
bulletins.
Evidently, people who were not regu-
lar patrons of library would be even
less likely to know just what it included.
Because Americans today need far
more knowledge than their ancestors
did-more than they can possibly carry
in their heads or keep on tap In the
limited space modern homes provide
know your library" figures as an inn
portant corolIary to the main slogan of
National Library Week, April 1918.
which is wake Up and Read!''
Expanded Service
Modern public library service goes
far beyond the traditional storage and
loan of printed matter. provision Of
reading rooms and assistance to visi-
tors in finding what they want. It still
provides all these, but much more has
been added.
City libraries with big budgets offer
regular series of public lectures and
discussions on current events as well
as those of other international and cul-
tural nature. Singly or in cooperative
groups, public libraries of all sizes cir
culate material of all sorts well beyond
their immediate territory by mail, by
bookmobile, and through interlibrary
loans.
Many have sheet music, collections
of monograph or tape recordings, mo-
tion pictures, and facsimile copying
services. Reference librarians every
where willingly look up the answers
to questions written or telephoned to
them, and children's room staffs spend
much off-duty time preparing story
hour programs.
Cooperative Methods
Montana public libraries, relatively
few and on very limited budgets, have
nevertheless managed to include many
of these services by adopting coopera-
tive methods. One film pool, housed in
the Great Falls City library, circulates'
statewide on a interlibrary loan basis.
A duplicator is at the Missoula Public
& County Library to provide copies
of any material desired on request
through any library in the state.
The regional Montana Plan fedora
tions begun as federal-aid demonstra-
tions under the national Library Serv-
ices Act not only operate bookmobiles
to serve rural areas and stretch their
members budgets through pooled buy
ing service, but have made registration
as borrower at any member library
valid for all.
Public library service throughout the
state is free to all residents, too, al |
hough the postage or other extra costs
# some of the special services are
necessarily charged against the indi-
,idua1 borrower occasioning them.
Thus any Montanan, wherever he
ives, need only visit or write to a
'ublic library to secure virtually any
'ook. magazine, or single article that
e particularly wants to read, whether
or information or entertainment. He
Montana farmer-stockman., 1959-04-15

TO CONTROL LICE on dairy cattle,
the only federally approved chemicals
are rotenone. pyrethrin materials and
methoxychlor.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1959-04-15
I'D use
LubriipIate
If il cost
a dollar
a pound''I !

OF course LUBRIPLATE Lubri-
cants don't cost a dollar pound
but they would be real money
savers even If they did.
LUBRTPLATE, used on cars,
trucks, tractors and other farm
machinery, definitely cuts down
parts requirements. A machine
out of commission when you
need it can be very expensive.
LUBRIPLATE protects against
rust both during use and lay-up.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1959-04-15

Letters of complete satisfaction are show
ing results OF field tests, actual savings
amounts and percentages in fuel consump-
ton and low maintenance costs. The
WAGNER TRACTOR is proving itself
far superior on large and small acreages
-. from 20e6 to 500 more work! Write
for additional literature -. demonstra-
ton will be arranged.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1959-04-15

uIarIy stock LU BKIPLATE
Lubricants, phone, wire or
write to the following for
y information.
Eagle smpl. Co., Cooper HustMa
amDl. Co.. Billings. Ment.
MIIes City Truck Z Implement
Miles City. Mont.
Fretts Impl. Co.. Terry, Azens.
Haser lmpi. Co.. Roundup. Mons.
4. G. @. gmpl. Co.. Roundup, M0Hs
Martin Farm EmpE.. Lewistown.
Mont.
Haas Associates. Great Falls, M0ns.
Haas Associates. Fort Benton, Menss
Home Implement Co.. Hasres As0nS-
John Sundt. Forsysh. Assnt-
2 FARM MAcHlNERY"N
Montana farmer-stockman., 1959-04-15

APRIL is, 1857
Montana farmer-stockman., 1959-04-15

BY doing 9 better lubricating
job and cutting down drag,
LUBRIPLATE saves on fuel and
power consumption.
Prove these savings TO your own
satisfaction and profit. Use
LUBRIPLATE 130-AA for general
greasing and LUBRIPLATE
FL. d. S. Motor Oil in your
engines. II your dealer does not reg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-17

street by a strange young man who spoke
to her in Every, very fresh" manner. She
Immediately went to policeman, reported
that man had made an improper pro-
posal, and demanded that he be arrested.
What angered her was that the officer
declined to rush the man off to Jail.
HE had the nerve to tell me, she said,
that he wouldn't take the man in unless |
came along to the station house and made
formal charge. told him it was his business
to arrest people, not mine, and | walked off
in disgust
This is one of the most common miscon-
ceptions about policemen and one that needs
more public understanding. Whenever a
policeman makes an arrest it is at his Oson
peril, meaning that he can be personally
sued for false arrest if he does not heed
strict regulations.
Generally speaking, he cannot arrest for
misdemeanor on the complaint of another
person without going to magistrate and
having a warrant sworn out.
He cannot arrest for felony if he has not
actually seen it committed unless he has
reasonable grounds to believe felony was
committed and that the person he arrests is
the guilty party.
What an officer can and must do is take
person into custody if you wish to prefer
aproper charge against him. But remember
you are the one who is responsible for
the charge and it is you who might be sued
for false arrest.
A policeman cannot perform special
duties for you unless they fit into his duties
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-17

to the community. He cannot prevent chill
dren from playing near your house because
you are subject to headaches. On the other
hand, he can and must keep children away
from house you are building, because the
children might injure themselves.
He cannot drive you anywhere in a
patrol car except on police business. And
he can't accept money or presents - at
least not if he wants a clean record.
Whos you must do for q policemen
Now, what are your duties to police
man? They are simple. You are obliged to
identify yourself by name and address if
he asks you to. When driving, you are re-
quired to show him your automobile license
and registration, upon demand. You must
accompany him to the police station if he
takes you into custody. And, you must
allow him to ''frisk" you for weapon. He
can't search your pockets, though, without
a warrant. Same goes for your house. He
cannot even put his hand on you except to
search for a weapon, or If you resist arrest,
OF to stop you from breach of peace.
In most communities the policeman has
emergency powers to commander property
or compel the assistance ofbystanders when
necessary in carrying out his duties.
A good rule is, if you are in doubt. do
what the officer tells you to do. - TIE E"d
you ARD TINE LAWS This important series of
articles is Vritten especially for THIS WEEK
By leading members Of the american Bar
Association. Look for more in future issues.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-17
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Diario las Américas., 1959-03-19
En- 5ebring
Stirling Moss
FuVOrit0 Para
la Comprehend

A pocas horas de la largads
de la prueba "24 Horas de Sc
bring, los aficionados senalan
como muy possible ganador al
photo de un Lister -Jaguar,
que ha cronometrado 203 mi
Has por bora, Stirling Moss,
quien en- las practicas efectua-
das en- ell dia Gle aver, supo de-
mostrar sus conocimientos v
velocidad.
LOS CARROS
En- la competencia han sido
lnscritos carros Ferrari, Aston
Martin, Lister, Jaguar, Porsche,
0sca, Lotus, D.B. Alfa.Romeo.
Participaran volantes de otras
nacionalidades entire quienes Sc
destacan varios latinoamerica-
nos.
LOS RODRIGUEZ
SEBRING, Florida. -(UPI
Dos jovenes mexicanos de
gran experienced en- pruebas
automovilisticas, correran al
lado de los meiores volantes
del mundo en- la prueba de las
IL horas.
Pedro Rodriguez, de 10 amos
de edad, y su hermano Ricardo,
de II, participaran en- las prac-
ticas para la novena competen-
cia international de doce horas,
que Sc disputa aqui ell sabado.
LOS SECURES
Los hermanos Rodriguez han
tratado en- dos o~casiones pre-.
Was de particular en- la prue-
ba de Sebring, pero en- cada
OCCASION las companies de segu-
roS Sc 10 han impedido .Hasta
este ano, en- que las companies
cambiaron de opinion, va solo
Sc extendian SECURES, a volan-
ties mayores de 81 amos.
LOS VEHICULOS
Pedro, ell mayor de los her.
manos, piloteara I'm ferrari de
tres litros y Ricardo un peque-
no Osca de I'm litro.
Los jovenes, hijos del indus
trial mexicano Pedro Rodri-
guez, han competido en- varias
pruebas mexicanas y de Anne
RIGA Latina, pero nunca en- de
la im%portancia de Sebring.
UN ALFA.ROMEO
Mexico tambien esta repre-
sentado por un equipo alfa-ro-
meo. FL autom6vil de 1890 &C
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-19
Murio ell ex Lan1ador
Derecho, Howard Ehmke

FILADELFIA CUPID Ho-
ward Ehmke, de Sd amos de
edad, uno de los mas brillantes
lanzadores derechos de la Liga
Americana, durante 5 tempo
radas, falleci6 de repente en- ell
hospital Germantown de esta
ciudad.
UN RECORD
Ehmke establecio un record
de 10 ponchados consecutivos
en- la serie mundial de 1929, ju-
gando con los Atleticos de Fila
DELTA. La marca no fue supera-
da hasta 1858, cuando Carl Frs
kline, de los Dodgers de Broo-
klyn, ponch6 a IA jugadores de
los Yanquis.
Ehmke tenia 36 amos, y habfa
.pasado su mejor epoca, cuando
Connie Mack lie designo para
abrir la Serie Mundial de 1929,
sobre lanzadores como Lefty
Grove, RUDE Walberg y George
Earnshaw. Sin embargo, poncht
a Is miembros de "los Cachorros
de Chicago, y establecio un re.
cord.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-19
Programa de Variedad
y SOrpresas 0ireeen
en- ell Miami Froni0n

Para los aficionados a la pc
lota vasca, esta noche ell Mia
mi Jai-Alai Fronton", ha prepa-
RADIO un programa, en- que Sc
brinda al publico gran variedad,
va que la selection de j~ugadores
promote mas de una sorpresa
en- los resultados.
SELECCIONES
Las "Selecciones de Epifanio",
para los encuentros de hoy, son
las siguientes;
l. Salsamendi : Muguerza
II, Ubeda-Ibar, Pablo : Quintana
2-Francisco Larri, Salsa
mendi, Arrarte, Ceberio-D omin
60
B. Quintana, Pablo Andoni
r. Solozabal, Urcola, Azpiri
s. E~CHEVERRIA GUARI-
ia, Orbea : Mendive, Guara-
Arakistain
g. S~alsamendi, Andoni, Do
mingo
7-Ubeda Arakistain, ARA
libel -Larri, Isidoro- Mendive
8 Azpiri, Arratibel, Muguer-
"a II
3 Guarita, Churruca, Eche-
verria
10 -Echeverria = Churruca,
Solozabal : Larranaga, Guara-
Guarita
IL Orbea = Quintana, Urco-
la : Guarita, Arratibel-C hurruca
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-19

Yost y Rocky Bridges, y deben
superar al siempre finalista en-
Segundo lugar AL Lopez y SUI
cuadrilla, que este ano tendra
a Jim Piersall y Billy Martin
que convertira al Cleveland en-
una amenaza para ell segundo
lugar. De ahi en- adelante, "apa-
ga y vamonos".
Milwaukee tlene mas pitching
que ell resto de la llga Nacional
combinada. Aun sic Warren
Sphan y Lew Burdete decaen,
eSperen grandes cosas de los
iovenes Joey Jay, Juan Piza-
rro y Cal Wiley.
Pittsburg consigul6 a Smo-
Key Burgess, Harvey Haddix y
Don Hoax para ser mas amena-
"a al Milwaukee que los 0e
la Liga Americana pueden
conseguir frente a los Yam
KEGS. Cincinnati, st. Louis
los Gigantes y Dodgers han da-
do pasos para fortalecerse y de
ellos 'uno es probable que lie
que al primero. Lo mejor que
Sc puede decir de los Cubs Y
Phillies es que todavia estan
en- la Liga.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-19
IaurInas
Giron Y Miguelin
Triunfuron en- Ia
Primeru FuHeru'

VALENCIA, (UPD-Se inau-
gur6 la temporada taurina con
la primera corrida fallera, en-
la que actuaron ell rejoneador
Angel Peralta y los d~iestros,
Gregorio Sanchez, Curro Gir6n
y Miguel Mateo "Miguelin", IL
diando.
Toros de dona Eusebia Gala
che, que resultaron desiguales.
Sanchez: en- SUI primero, cort6
una oreja y en- ell cuarto, estu-
vo voluntarioso, pero sin conse-
guir una actuacion acceptable
por la flojedad del toro.
.. MUSICA Y OREJA
Giron: en- ell segundo fue
aplaudido con las banderrillas.
Realize una faena de muleta con
musica y passes de todas marcas
para media estocada y descabe-
lilo cortando una oreja. En- ell
quito, volvio a triunfar con las
banderillas, luciendose con la
muleta para terminar de media
estocada y ell desccabello. Fue
ovacionado.
2 OREJAS Y RADIO
Miguelin: En- ell tercero fue
jaleado en- ver6nicas impresio-
nantes, aplaudido en- banderi-
Has, realizando una impresio-
mantle fanea de muleta con TO-
dillazos, siendo revolcado.
Continue encoraginado para
una estocada sin puntilla. Dos
oreas, rabo y vuelta. En- ell sex
to hizo una faena breve y volun-
tariosa, sin que ell toro Sc pres.
tara al lucimiento. Fue ovacio.
nado.
A
Durante la hdia del euarto
toro, peralta tuvo una brillante
actuacion, rejoneando, fue ova-
cionado y do la vuelta al rue.
do.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-19
DoIures
Para los JUeuos
PanGmeriCunOs

WASHINGTON, -CUPD -
Quedo preparado ell canine pa
ra la aprobaci6n por la CANA
ra de Representatives. de un
proyecto- que consulta un apor-
tie federal de 100000 d6lares
para los juegos panamericanos
que Sc eelebraran este ano en-
Chicago.
La comision de reglamentos
de la corporation aprobo ell
proyecto respective, con breve
debate.
Esos fondos serviran para SUI
fragar los gastos que demande
la concurrence de algunas ma
clones latinoamericanas que
no dispongan de fondos sufi-
cientes para clio.
Ell proyecto respective fue
presentado por ell representa-
tie democratic por ell Estado de
Illinois, Sidney R. Yates.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-19
SERA ~CONDEcORADO
ALEXANDRA oLMEDo

LIMA, (UPI)-Un vocero de
la Federation Peruana de Te-
mis- ha confirmado que, ell famo-
so tenista peruano, Alexandra
Olmedo vendra a Lima este mes,
con la Copa Davis, ell trofeo que
conquist6 para Estados Unidos,
del poder de Australia.
Asimismo, ha revelado que ell
presidente, doctor Manuel Pra-
do, otorgara la mas alta conde-
coraci6n deportiya a Olmedo,
durante la exhibition que ofre-
cera ell tenista peruano ell do
mingo pr6ximo en- ell court que
Sc levantara en- Ell Estadio Ma
cional.
Ell mismo vocero dijo, que ell
p~residente Prado invitara a Oh
medo a almorzar en- ell Palacio
de Gobierno, Ell jueves 26.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-19
soIueionudo va Ell
Connicto de los
Arbitros de FUtboI
International

BUENOS AIRES, (UPD-Que
do solucionado ell conflicto plan
teado por los arbitros e~xtranje-
ros que interviewer en- ell Tor
neo Sudamericano de Futbol,
pues Sc convino que perciban
mil pesos por cada partido que
,dirijan y quinientos por cada
Intervention como jueces de Ii.
nea.
Los honorarios deberan ser sa-
tisfechos por las delegaciones a
las que pertenecen los arbitros.
Estes habian reclamado origi-
nalmente tres mil pesos por ca
da Intervention como arbitro
principal, y mil quinientos por
SUI actuaci6n como ''linesmen",
exigiendo que los pages fueran
hechos por la Association del
Futbol Argentit
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-19
Iniegran S~eleeeionado
lnfaniiI de Natacion
Para Viaiar a Bahama

I'm grupo de doce nadadores,
fueron seleccionados por la Also
ciacion de Nataci6n de Puerto
Rico, para representa- a la is
la en- ell Gran Torneo de BAHIA
mas, que Sc ha programado pa.
ra ell proximo 26 de los corrien
ties.
LA SELECCIN
La SELECTION que ira a Ba-
ha mas es la siguiente :
10 amos
(Ninas Rene Smallwood (Na
Wy Patsy Brandon (Caparra) /:
(Nihos) Hector Silen (Caparra
y Robert Elster Navy.
IL amos (Ninas Elvira Fe
liciano (Hotel San Juan y Do
ma Terry Navy; (Ninos Ray
Murphy y Jose Ferraoli (ambos
del Hilton.
IA anos( (Ni;as Michele La
vergne (Hilton y Kathy Colee
(Navy; (Ninos): Decker Hale
(Army) y XII Kaine Navy.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-19
Torres Pe|ea
Con 0Iiphant
FL BoricUo Estd Bien
Entrenodo

Una gran expectativa ha des-
pertado en- todos los circulos de
aficionados al box Ell encuen-
tro a diez asaltos, programado
para ell dia de hoy entire ell pu-
gil de peso mediano boricua ,Jo-
sc Torres y ell popular boxeador
de Syracuse Leroy Oliphant
PREPARAD0
Torres ha venido cumpliendo
I'm fuerte programa de entrena-
miento y segun quienes han Wis
to sus practicas, Sc encuentra
bien preparado para la pelea de
esta noche que, es sin duda al
guna, uno de sus mas fuertes
compromises.
OLIPHANT
Ell de Syracuse no Sc ha des-
cuidado y confia en- dar un
buen juego. Tiene en- SUI record
de boxeador professional, veinte
victorias, nueve de elias CANA
das por la via del nocaut. En-
ire quienes han medido sus qua
ties con Leroy Sc encuentran
Smallwood, Roy Calhoun y va
ma Bahama.
EN- SIMIFINAL
En- case de que Torres man
tenga SUI "invicto" e~ntraria a
enfrentarse, muy posiblemente,
a Chico Veejar, en- la pelea semi
final del programa boxistico en-
que Ell Campeon de peso COM
pleto Floyd Patterson defende-
ra su titulo, en- ell proximo mes
de JUNO.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-19
POF ell Ciniur0n Puma
BASSEY DEFIENDE So TITULO
De CAMPE0N, FRENTE A MOORE
En- Proportion de s q S Estdn los ApUestas
Para la Peleo de Este Noche
POr ell Cinfur0n Puma

LOS ANGELES, (UPI)- Ell
campeon mundial, Hogan (Kid)
Bassey, de Nigeria, y ell norte-
americana Davey Moore, los dos
maximos puzzles de su peso, de-
cidiran hoy, cual es mejor, en-
la pelea a Is rounds que sosten-
dram en- esta ciudad por ell THU
10 de la categoria pluma.
LLENO ABSULUTO
La posibilidad de una dura
lucha entire ambos, ha captado
la atencion de los aficionados y
Sc espera que ell estadio Olym-
pic Auditorium este lleno a ca
pacidad.
DE PUGNA
FL factor ''enemistad perso-
nal" surgi6 en- los ultimos dias,
en- vista de que Moore no asis-
ito ell domingo a las practicas
pdblicas, y Bassey considero ell
hecho un insulto personal debi-
do a que el, como campe6n, hi
20 acto de presencia en- la de-
mostracion.
6A5
Los eXpertos y los aficionados
estan divididos en- Sus opiniones
sobre quien sera ell ganador del
combate. Las %apuestaS estan seis
a cinco y ell apostador escoge SUI
fayorito.
LIE DAN 8 ASALTOS
Los simpatizantes del cam
peon, aducen que Bassey posee
una pegada demasiado poderosa
para Moore y que ell aspirante
sera derrotado en- tres asaltos,
como lie sucedio al mexicano
Ricardo Moreno, hace un ano.
SSERA ~DERRIBADO?
Tanto Bassey, como Moore,
tienen grandes incentives para
realizar ell mejor esfuerzo. Ell
campeon quiere defender Ell IT,
tulo, en- Nigeria, cuando ell pals
logre SUI Independence ell ano
proximo. Moore, por SUI parte,
hace ano y medic que esta en-
busca de esta oportunidad y con-
sidera que, 81 no CANA ell titulo
hoy, no 10 gahara la nunca.
Con respecto al estado fisico,
ambos estan en- magnificas con-
6iciones. Bassey boxeo I'm to-
tai de 81 rounds en- su campo
de entrenamiento, en- Ia playa
y Moore hizo 81 en- su campo
en- la montana.
SIS VICTORIAS
Bassey gano ell campeonato
pluma en- I'm torneo eliminate
rio al noquear al frances Cherif
en- ell decimo round de la
pelea que sostuvieron en- Paris,
Ell "a de JUNO de 957. A pesar
de que ha peleado siete veces,
desde entonces, solo ha defen-
dido ell titulo en- una OCCASION,
frente a Moreno. Ell campeon
tiene un record de SIS victorias
y 10 derrotas.
Moore tiene una cadena de IS
triunfos conservatives sdesde
cuando fue derrotado por Bob
by Rogers.
En- su Ultima pelea noqueo,
en- ell primer round, a Moreno
y sus simpatizantes manifiestan
que derrot al pugil mexicano
con mayor tacilidad que ell pro-
pic Bassey.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-19
UN ALFA.ROMEO

Mexico tambien esta repre-
sentado por un equipo alfa-ro-
meo. FL autom6vil de 1890 &C
Fue inscrito por Fred T. Van
Beuren y sus photos seran ell
propio Van Beuren y Javier We.
lasquez y M. Mercader.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-19
FL Club Ingles de
FUtbol New Castle
SaIdrd en- Giro
Visitord cenfro Y
Sur America

LONDRES, -(UPD- La
Association de futbol de Ingla-
terra autorizo al Club Newcas-
tie, de la primera division de
la Liga, para que realize una
gira por Sur y Centroamerica
durante ell verano, una vez ter
minado ell actual campeonato
de Iglaterra.
Ell itinerario del Newcastle
no ha sido decidido aun.