"V'FREAKS FOR PROTXCTIOI!
seat Barrier Hot Too Solid
Cons dorr-blo investigation has bc^-n
earned or. in the state of Kansas
regarding windbreaks— RusseJ.1
Ron. state forest service director
give.;; ns sane of the facts learned
so far.
It has been determined that a wind
break lotting through about half
the wind is more effective than a
solid one. There is & tendency
for the wind to come down quickly
on the other side of the trees
when it is all forced to go up over
the top. \7hon part of the wind goe 3
throng1' the trees, eddies and cross
currents re created which add much
to the effectiveness of the
protection.
A windbreak to be effective must
bo both dense and tall. It should
contain some fast growing trees to
give it height and some short dense
trees like shrubs. Tho trees must
be placed so as to give the proper
dOvlC I t 'r r #
ind novcnont behind such a barrio:’
will be reduced cs nuch r.s 70 per
cent at a distance sever, tines the
height of the trees, '.'ind will bo
reduced 25 percent at c. distance
of 20 tines the height of the trees ,
The original velocity usually is
not regained until a point 50
ti es the height of the tree is
reached.
Single rows of trees do not give
the protection that several rows of
trees will give.
Additional information about wind
breaks can be gained from your
local estonsion agent.
I would rather be beaten in the
right than succeed in the wrong.
--Garfield
Tpalmer theatre!
Tonight 8:00PM
ROBERT DONAT
IN
GOODBYE MR. CHI PS *
V.ITH
GREER GARSON
Next V’ook Juno 7
' ELVYN DOUGLAS
r. -d
JOAN BLOTDELL
Co-Stnrring
in
GOOD girls
GO TO PARI S '
with
HALTER COUUOLLY
ALAN CURTIS
JOAN PERRY
Screen play by Gladys
Lehman end Fen Englund;..
Directed by Alexander Hell.
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