The sun. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1937-1972, August 14, 1942, Image 6
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THE SUN, NEWBERRY, S. C„ AUGUST 14, 1942
THE SUNNY SIDE 'OF LIFE
Clean Comics That Will Amuse Both Old and Young
LALA PALOOZA —Submarine Technique
By RUBE GOLDBERG
RAISING KANE—Not a Brain in His Head
By FRANK WEBB
REG’LAR FELLERS—The Double Cross
POP—That’s Really Funny to a Professor
By GENE BYRNES
By J. MILLAR WATT
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Farm Building Must
Have Board’s Permit
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WPB Recognizes Need of
Limited Construction
County war boards of the United
States department of agriculture
will co-operate with the War Pro
duction board in handling applica
tions for authorization to begin con
struction work on farms, the War
Production board announced.
The United States department of
agriculture is co-operating with the
WPB in formulating policies under
which county and state U. S. D. A.
war boards will make recommenda
tions covering farm residential and
agricultural construction. Projects
recommended by these boards will
be forwarded to the War Produc
tion board for final approval.
Order L-41, issued by the War
Production board, prohibits the start
of unauthorized construction proj
ects which use materials, labor and
construction equipment needed in
the war effort, and places all new
publicly and privately financed con
struction under rigid control.
The War ' Production board
recognizes that a limited amount
of construction by farmers is
necessary to maintain and in
crease production to meet agri
cultural goals and that certain
off-the-farm facilities are also
needed for the production, han
dling and processing of ^farm
products.
A farmer planning to begin con
struction which needs authorization
should consult his county United
States department of agriculture
war board.
All farm projects, including resi
dential, agricultural, and off-the-
farm construction, such as ware
houses, processing plants, cream
eries, etc., will be considered first
by the United States department of
agriculture county war boards. Ap
plications for projects recommend
ed by these boards will be sent to
state war boards and then to the
department of agriculture.
The department will consider
the recommendations and send
to the War Production board for
v final approval those which aro
deemed essential.
So far as residential construction
is concerned, farm dwellings are
covered by the same regulations
as other residential construction. If
farm residential construction, dur
ing any 12-month period, costs less
than $500 per farm, no authori
zation is necessary. Likewise no
authorization is required for con
struction begun prior to April 9, 1942;
for maintenance and repairs; or
for reconstruction or restoration of
farm residential construction dam
aged or destroyed after Decem
ber 31, 1941, by fire, flood, tornado,
earthquake, act of God or by public
enemy.
Take Care of Your
Milking Machine as
Parts Are Hard to Get
The milking machine is essential
to wartime agricultural production,
and must be cared for properly be
cause shortages of rubber and metal
will not permit normal replacement.
The following rules for the care of
rubber milking machine parts are
suggested:
Use two separate sets of liners,
alternating them each week. Rub
ber needs “rest.”
Keep liners tight in teat-cup
shells.
Keep milker rubber parts clean
and free from all butterfat, which
causes deterioriation.
Rubber cuts easily when wet. Use
care in assembly and disassembly
of units.
Do not use chlorine solutions of a
strength exceeding 250 parts per
million, for excessively strong
chlorine solutions will injure rub
ber.
If lye is used in the care of rub
ber parts, be suiv that it does not
remain in contact with the metal
parts.
Battling Soil Erosion
Legume crops such as alfalfa, clo
ver, soybeans and lespedeza are be
ing used with increasing success as
“heavy artillery” in fighting the bat
tle of soil erosion. Legumes keep the
topsoil in place, deposit nitrogen in
soil and provide it with needed
supplies of organic matter. To do
their best work, legumes should be
reinforced by intelligent soil man
agement such as the use of fertiliz
ers high in phosphorus and potash
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note to your towel racl? and thus
to your entire kitchen.
Pancho’s serapes and Ramona’s
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should all be done in vivid colors.
To complete the set, there is a
panholder motif of bright-colored
Mexican pottery.
• • •
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Box 166-W Kansas City, Mo.
Enclose 15 cents for each pattern
desired. Pattern No
Name
Address
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