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Show V 'v J O S f s? The Salt Lake Tribune, Thursday, July ft C 1K5 3, Donald Diuk rtE &"'! xruxn TKlr? 15 k. iHDLF A, i ball clip take (AcOOO SNirroF rf'L fs&' 1 ' s s A.r iv OUT x. UNO TUB kOUvU H V & wf r'rT $S i Praqfep ' ' iOtseflOJS' ZOTf ' : St . pyilitL flX s $ 1C cerovr rr X T-- r iOi'f TO J - what 5 W HE S THE MAN WHO A4KED MR FACE WOUND BE i?E 'r A rHii n"& '' j J ecAcevArioNTl'lL NAME 9 J IN THE NAME OF 7T b fPxT--.vf C4FCk1 f COME AND JP Pan! Mchol- - SOUTHING IN Saits NteTY, HAVEN T VOU asweav- JlLuF? (iraliam I. ie ( .iren of P. Si In Ihmie Sehneitier Bindw CDFJTACTED LATE HUShAAJD MRS FARRjS VOL I' AFE HARRV ;HCR IvC &LlEv X (HAR.R.V ( 7 een it y oont come ; I tear TO nO plce' , dc uou5 $ jrjy Ji Mairar the miy X HEAR V'! poor i . H rt .. inkerbean unky Kjf topsoil V , Blustering winns and runny streams help to pulverize By Tom Baliuk By Johnny Hart rocky minerals. Flants and animals provide organic ma-- l tenals that mix with the minerals to build the fertile soil that supports more plants and animals. In perhaps a century, this patient recycling project adds one inch to a layer of precious topsoil. More Remodeling Meantime, the restless earth docs more remodeling and the blustery weather erodes more topsoil Bereft of v egetation, winds create dust bowls and the rainy runoff gouges great gullies m the rocky ground. The once fertile land becomes a barren and lifeless region However, m nature the patient rebuilding and recycling projects continue New soil is created, old soil is shifted, perhaps dumped into the deltas of flooding rivers This planetary project became disastrous when needed larger and larger areas of fertile topsoil . to feed the expanding human ' population But sad to say, he often i failed to follow nature's re cycling systems for building and rebuilding the soil To get moie farm land, forests were j cut down, w ild vegetation was stripped away, no natur- - j al fertilizers were added to , replenish the starving soil In j time the weary land was left j tc be ei oded by the weather I Now at last, sensible ag- riculturists have grasped these vital facts of life Man the farmer is beginning to I build uud rebuild his soil and to protect his life giv mg', land from erosion X THINK BUIX. BU5WKA 15 ONTO TPE FACT THAT HIDING FROA nm EH BREATHING THROUGH THl6 IX j REED. 0-TK, . iHa iM o Wc cdo- - ii Xf ,L FT , )ik Bny lie I By llorrihle land weather provides winds and water to level the bumps and This fill up the hollows r.cver ending cycle interlocks with the multitude of systems that depend on slim layers of fertile o J is exactly Meantime, the restless THAT O J.r vJ cimb across vi i 'fy ti U) S' U down'X'QhtXm serabie carcass it the the theater l v jnoerstand then P'an to 15 vr'Crf , rank king I By j i HARKV' GI6&LIU& 10 fekinde in ' I !l Mley Iwe he,'e l ! HARRY 1 y -- the tt'C M ' "'i t I ' ? 2nd Tcti Mori Vtalker By A I 01 B r& Beet It Bailey Though Lhflt I hod In ,:,id wos a nice, warm hath wth some cf my Afraid (JaoKne ARE NATURALS FOR HOODLUM BUSINESS? y :rp?; ' m .MUSTACHES AND VAW shampoo in it KEN COLLING YOU'VE Pa for his global food supplies of depend on surface lasers topsoil, just a few inches , thick and limilea to certain areas The planet earth, we are told, already has more people than it can feed Fait of this disastrous situ ation is land erosion, which steals Use topsoil from vast regions of once feiule farm lands Erosion means wearing oway and land erosion wears aw ay the surface of the land It began ages ago as one of and will natures projects continue as long as the restless earth Has a weathery atmosphere Nature, however, is a pa tient and economical housekeeper and her remodeling projects are recycling projects Changes Slowly The surface of the land changes slowly, as ne iiiuuiita.ns arise and the oceam and continents shift their positions V Ri AUentown of U0me l'TyM MeftS( ouoVkhi Our V sr CLEANED (Jiesier (amid Sr w$am tTfra F PRIvrR, THFRtS HIM OUT' J A PHONE CA1 i FOR VOU' -4. send a conipteta Mhat MAKE-U- P " k i B.jKset GET 12 HEW CASE, DISGUISES, WE'LL RETURN WHEN NELLIE IS IN HER SHOPJ 3: f4 By Vlev R3HT ' It ' k MAKE ALL HER CASH CUTT'NO HAIR. 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