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Show n f THE RICH COUNTY REAPER, RANDOLPH, UTAH THE RICH u COUNTY RUSSIA: REAPED Catered second class matter Feb. 8, 1929 Act of March 3. 1879. at the Post Office. Randolph. Utah, nnder tb Wm. E. Marshall, lint i ness Manager SUBSCRIPTION 1.50 Per Year in Adrancr Layton Marshall. Editor and Proprietor Insects Should Be Destroyed Grain-Eatin- g THE CHEERFUL CHER Seeks Iron WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS Essential Work Only Deferment Basis; Allied Fliers Pour More Block Busters On Berlin and Italian Defense Targets; Nation Ponders Possible Labor Draft Pests Spoil Millions Of Bushels Annually When every bushel of grain is urgently needed as a war material, it is more important than ever to see that as little as possible is eaten or spoilt by insects that infest granaries. To assist farmers in combating these little saboteurs, the University of California has published a bulletin entitled Insects Affecting Stored Food Products. This booklet describes many of the pests of the South and Southwest and gives the methods for their control. The coal and iron of the Donetz basin lay before the massed might of the Russian armies as they surged forward on the southern front. In one sector, where the Nazis claimed more than 150,000 Reds were concentrated, their lines were slowly pushed back under the heavy Russian artillery and tank fire, and rolling waves of infantry. Farther to the north, the Reds pressed westward after retaking the blackened ruin of Kharkov, the great industrial city whose foundries and mills shaped the Donetz iron into steel. Here, the Russians threw out a column that bore down on the big railroad line running into the far southeastern comer of the Donetz basin, where the Nazis were fighting the latest Red break. As fighting mounted in the south, it was reported that a Finnish labor leader had met a British union representative in Sweden and given h him proposals for settling the war. These called for respect for traditional Finnish territory and Allied economic assistance. Sometimes my worries me so ; They swbJTr t.bovt tkick e.s Ueej. It 5 nice to think in times like The world is full of 6--s tht hooks end trees; ws. WNU Features. CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT Russo-Finnis- FEATHERS WANTED rru TIRES: To Release 17,000,000 Among the most common is the granary weevil. It is chestnut brown, about an eighth of an inch long, and hard shelled, with a long snout. The adult female bores into a grain with her beak and deposits an egg in it. She can lay about 200 eggs in this way. The young hatch in a week or two and eat out the inside of the grain enclosing them. Three or four weeks later they become adults, and in turn lay eggs, so under favorable conditions seven or eight generations are produced in a single year. In the household the granhry weevil may be controlled by locating and destroying the infested materials, and by protecting other food 7 111 I IkllW Dealing. Ship Express or WnU I Ibii I nrnAinvMk PUIOW MFC. CO, 2219 Colo Street St Louis, Mo Seventeen million automobile tires will be released for essential civilian use in 1943, and plans are being made for the distribution of 30 million more next year, Rubber Director William Jeffers reported. Distribution of 30 million tires When American troops captured Munda airfield on New Georgia next year, however, will depend Island in the central Solomons after a bitter struggle, they found these upon the War Production boards apsynJapanese fighter and bomber planes wrecked by the Yanks heavy aerial proval of an expansion in thefacilithetic rubber manufacturing bombardment. ties. Since most of the tires would be synthetic and more time is reMANPOWER: EUROPE: quired for their fabrication, addi446,000 Dads to Go tional equipment will be needed to Scarred and Burned!' meet the distribution goal. call services To the armed meet Prime Minister Churchills vow to half the last men for 1,873,000 during EuroDeclaring that only holders of B sear, scar and burn Hitlers of will be C gas ration cards could be it 1943, and in drawn was fortress sharp pean into 700 focus with the RAFs expected to obtain new tires, Jefplane raid necessary fers said that the rubber on the on Berlin and the bombardment of duct about 446,000 wheels of Americas automobiles reItalian communication and industri- fathers, Selective Service Director mained the greatest assurance for al centers. future driving. Every effort should Poised at three different points, Lewis B. Hershey Out of declared. be made to retain these tires in use Allied armies awaited the command by recapping, Jeffers declared. to spill over into Europe. One mil- every 100 dads, 7 lion men stood in the Near East; will be drafted,13 another million were concentrated in and perhaps Worlds Steel Center Sicily and North Africa, and approx- rejected. Two to According giant battleships and more imately IVz million were ready for bombers 738,000 than 1,000 Hershey, action in England. Lewis B. can be bnilt every 24 hours with of 1,566,000 the But as they waited, Allied bombHershey men of recthe daily output of the American on the Axis ord ers poured to the called will be G steel mills. Borer 1, t July Granary Weevil industries turning out armaments colors before the end of the of the Industry Annual year, capacity for the enemy forces. Assaults con- Another 644,000 will be obtained now totals 90,881,000 tons, about tinued on the railroads over which from of the physi10,000,000 more tons than in 1940. the Axis could rush reinforcements cally unfit in F and those hitherto By 1944, capacity is expected to to meet the Allied invasion. And deferred because of essential occureach 96,000,000 tons. airfields from which Axis planes Exhaustion of this pool will Record ore shipments and scrap pation. could rise to challenge the Allies result in the induction of fathers to have enabled the mills to supplies air cover for the oncoming troops meet the armed services goals. at close to 100 per cent of operate were ripped up. Fathers employed in essential war work may obtain deferment, HerHitler First r shey said, particularly if they are Concentration on the defeat of employed in areas with labor shortHitler, but consideration of means ages. Of the 1,449,000 exempt beof speeding up the war in th- - Pa- cause of agricultural activities, none cific, were the principal milita top- are expected to be called, to preConfused flour ics of the Quebec conferent. be- vent interference with food output. See lie tween President Roosevelt and Labor Draft? Prime Minister Churchill. products from it. In two or three In the political field, plans were Director Hersheys statement folmonths it should be eradicated. In laid to return friendly reconquered lowed reports that the government storage-anwarehouse, fumigation, countries over to the provisional was shaping a national labor draft heat, or cold treatments are usually to meet a need for 2,600,000 new governments in exile. Enemy counrequired. tries would remain subject to mili- workers for essential industry. Grain Borer Nuisance. tary government. War Manpower Commissioner A serious nuisance in the South is Declaring that unification was Paul V. McNutt declared that the the lesser grain borer. It is someneeded to the services WMC would continue to resort to what less than an eighth of an inch of the combined Allied armies, voluntary efforts to obtain the necesin length, and has a cylindrical, navies and air forces, the conferees sary help. Recently, the WMC made stubby body. The larvae hatch in a said that additional meetings would essential occupation the sole basis week or two from eggs attached be necessary, and probably would for draft deferment, even for faloosely to the grains. Wooden strucbe called at shorter intervals. A thers after October 1. tures that have contained infested conference with Russia With most of the grain should be fumigated or sprayed concerning the future disposition of scheduled for the services; with to kill the adults.. capacity. Blast furnaces which Europe will be sought, it was many workers loath to switch to A somewhat larger beetle is the melt the ore into metallic iron stated. war work from occucadelle. It is often more than a from which steel then is made, and with of workthe pations, supply quarter of an inch long, and black or PACIFIC: have been increased to handle women about ing attention drained, dark brown. It attacks stored grain tons of raw material anwas focused on a solabor for draft At Japs Back Door as well as cereal products and lution of the manpower problem. nually. shelled nuts, and often damages While the little sons of heaven Because it has been previously wooden storage bins. back before the advancing Al- INCOME TAX: fell refined, scrap can be mixed with of Because its long life and rapid lied armies in the the molten iron from the blast Estimate the Returns reproduction, grain Southwest Pacific, furnaces for production of steel, beetle is one of the worst of these Fifteen million taxpayers will be American forces thus conserving the need for addidestructive insects. Its slender flatVice-Adto file estimates of their under required tional ore and speeding the manuis tened body about an eighth of an 1943 income taxes September 15, but Thomas C. facturing process. inch long, loosely jointed, the nations farmers will have the stole through A and brown. row of spiky choice of making their declarations the misty, swirlprojections along the sides of its on that date or December 15. FOOD PRICES: Aleutian fog ing midsection give it its name. to retake Kiska All married men with gross in- Blames Middlemen . Common Grain Eater. island and plant comes of $3,500 or more, and single Another common grain eater is the their battle standCharging the existence of an persons earning $2,700 or over, must confused flour beetle, a reddish ards within 600 gap between prices refile figures showing how much brown insect, about an eighth of an ceived by farmers and those paid of miles the Thomas Kinkaid owe the government in excessthey of inch long, with a hard, cylindrical northern point of the 20 per cent being deducted from by consumers, Rep. Hampton P. body. It is found in large numbers the Japanese empire. the wages through the current with- Fulmer (S. C.) declared money-ma- d all over the world. It prefers flour middlemen making war profits On this northern point at Paramu-shir- o holding tax. At the same time, a or other processed cereal, but will stands the great military base 50 per cent payment of the estimat- up to 500 per cent are responsible attack grain too. Eggs hatch in a for shortages and price increases of guarding the back door to Tokyo. ed excess liability must be made. week to ten days. foodstuffs. American heavy bombers Already, If farmers file a return of their houses farmFulmer is leader of the Other insects are : bloc. have made two raids on Paramu-shir- estimated tax 15, they the flat grain beetle, reddish brown, Office of Price Administration figbut since the fogs which shroud also must makeSeptember a 50 and a sixteenth of an inch long; payures show that a majority of the north Pacific assemble here and ment. If they choosepertocent file Ded flour beetle, simithe wholesalers made at least 100large then move eastward toward the cember 15, they must make full lar to the confused flour beetle, but cent greater profits in 1942 thanper Aleutians, the Japs still possess an payment. in slightly larger, the yellow meal 1939, Fulmer h of advantage in weather. In the case of the 'average tax- all wholesalerssaid, while worm and the dark meal worm, both received of the In profits Allied Southwest, troops payer, he will be allowed a 20 per 500 per cent. dull black in the adult stage. bore down on Salamaua, New cent error in Heat is simple means of killing Farmers are . remedy the alleged Guinea, as the Japs fell back for a granted a 33 margin. these pests. Flour heated to 130 deper cent margin. All ing, Fulmer said he would profiteerstand before last town. the press for In the taxpayers will have to file a final grees will be freed of it, yet the flour establishment of set prices for basic central the Solomons, were enemy return on their tax liability next farm will be uninjured. 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