TmTSPAY, JUE 11, 1912
THE WAYNES VILLE MOUNTAINEER
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h0 General ne pairing now
... is it' This is the order
fA0!" overvone knew
ill L11P
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Priorities must still be ob
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iCruicaiW But
t ervation Order does c tan-
w building picture, aenniiy,
tt!,.. what you can do
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thout perm -.vcept
in the few cases sp-
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can De --
border restricts both private-
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The assignment of a prefer
.itimr does not necessarily
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held liable if he de
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ftruction.
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etc.
The order does not
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. .jcfc t is a general ravriv
I'a on building, including all ma
;riii labor, insurance charges,
nancing costs, architects fees, etc.
Uwfore, in such building as is
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L,i,iHf8 materials, lauui,
(,, mipstions and answers on
.iMinc oermitted without spe
1 Hthorization from the War
Unction Board will clarify the
imation regarding non-defens
instruction: -
nfan construction already un
ft way continue? A The order
s not specifically halt construc-
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l are being incorporated into
iuilding), but WPB warns that
Jhere is no. assurance mat a non
Ltntial project will not be
lopped if the scarce materials to
L used in that project can be put
In m,ire effective use in the war
irogram. (This has been cofi
trutd to refer to large buildings
Bther than to small homes lum
wr dealers might have Under
nstruction).
Q Does the order provide any
ssistance for completing such con-
Itruftion? A No,";-
Q How then can a builder ob-
Lin materials to finish his build-
? A He can obtain the ma-
fcrial from any lumber dealer pro-
ded the lumber dealer is satisfied
fiat the project actually was be-
Jun prior to April 9, the effective
ate of the order.
Q Can a lumber dealer or con
tactor take materials from his
wn stock and start a new non-
fense construction job? A No.
(J Can any non-defehse resi-
ntial construction be . started
ithout 'permission? A Yes, pro-
dea the total estimated cost of
tie construction is less than $500V
new garage or other type of
torture associated with residen
tial construction can be built un-
w this provision. Remodelrhsr
as distinguished from maintenance
nd repair) likewise can be under
pin if the total cost is less than
m, .-
Q-Can a .$400 remodeled kitch
n be installed in May and a $300
modeled attic ioh ho started in
Bctober' in the same house? A
Fo. Only less than SKOn ran ho
?ent on one residence or buildinc
psed for housing during the course
" 12 months.
Q-What if a buildine needed a
lew roof, or had to have its fowi-
Jtwn repaired and the cost was
w-would permission to repair
' have to be obtained? A No.
pa'r and maftitenance is ex
"Ptfd from restriction nrovided
r ork actually is done to "re-
rn a structure to sound working
edition without a change of de-
Q-If a house is destroyed by
fe, tornaHo
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public enemy, can it be rebuilt?
A Yes. it can be reconstructed or
restored provided the damage or
destruction took place after Dec
31, 1941.
Q What happens to the in
creased farm production program,
if a farmer needs four 4-pen hog
houses costing $500, two poultry
houses costing $190, and a small
barn costing $950 in order to ex
pand his program can he get them
without obtaining permission?
A Yes. Any farm building used
in the production of agricultural
products can be built if the total
estimated cost is less than $1000.
in any 12-month period however.
all work on any Darticlar build
ing must be limited to less than
$500.
Q Does this mean that a farm
er can put a $1,000 addition on his
honte? A no. . Residential con
struction is specifically excluded.
Remodeling or new farm home
construction is limited to less than
$500.
Q It has been asked with re-
1 A - i
Ifaru to maintenance and repair
whether some remodeling could ac
company the repair work. For
example: a farmer who has been
talking about adding two dormers
to make his second floor bedrooms
livable comes in and savs "Bill.
my root sprung a couple of leaks
last night. I've been patching it
now lor three or four years.
I think you'd better come over and
give me a price on a new one and
while you're at it, put in these
dormers we've been talking about."
After looking the roof over it be
comes apparent that the only way
to provide an adequate roof is to
reroof at a cost of about $450.
The dormers will cost about $320
at $160 apiece. Can the lumber
dealer put in the dormers at the
time he repairs the roof charging
the roof repairs to maintenance
and the dormers to remodeling?
Or must he repair the roof charge
that off to maintenance and then
tear up a portion of the roof again
to model the house with dormers ?
A It is believed that the repair
and the remodeling can proceed
simultaneously provided the repair
woric is essential to return the
building to sound working condi
tion, and the remodeling part of
the work is less than $500.
Q Similarly, at question has
been raised regarding the resto
ration of a house that has burn
ed down or otherwise been destroy
ed by "an act of God or the public
enemy." It is apparent from the
order that the house can be recon
structed, and it is assumed that this
means that it can be restored up
to the appraised value, or at least
the insurance value. . Assuruiftg
that it is a twenty-five year old
house and plans can be found from
which to re-construct it must it be
rebuilt exactly as it was? Sup
pose the owner had been contem
plating a change the addition of
a glassed-in porch, or the comple
tion of two rooms in the attic
less than $500 worth of remodel
ing. When the house is rebuilt can
the porch or the completed attic be
included in the work if it can be
accomplished with less than $500
and is charged as remodeling? Or
must the house be "restored" and
then torn up again to include the
remodeling? A- Again it is be
lieved that the restoration of the
house and the remodeling can pro
ceed simultaneously, provided the
house was destroyed after Decem
ber 31, 1941, and provided the re
modeling is less than $500 and is
charged as such for not more than
$500 worth of remodeling can be
done to any structure in one twelve
month period.
Q Can you sell, say, $499 worth
of material (less than; $500) to a
man to build cabinets in his bed
rooms, or a garage addition to his
house, if he states that he is going
Pet Men From Johnson
City Here Last Week
Fred Yearout and Clyde Kellet,
of Johnson City, Tenn., were Way
nesville visitors Friday. Both
were formerly connected with the
Waynes villa Pet rtain, pj,..i.
Company plant. Mr. Yearout was
manager and Mr. Kellett was ser
vice man.
Mr. Yearout holds the position
of manager in the Johnson City
plant, and Mr. Kellett is service
man there.
Now is the time to Remodel, Build
and Repair
When You Do Be Sure To Use
WOOLSEY PAINTS
We Also Have A Complete Line Of
WALLPAPER
New Colors New Designs New Features
to do the work in his spare time
nimseii tnat there are no labor
costs, architect fees, etc. ? A it
is believed that you can ell thi
material under those conditions
Without considering labor rnsta
etc., if the man does all of the work
by himself or with the aid of his
wife or child. But it is believed
that it would be necessary to write
that information in the ordpr.
a condition of the order, so as to
provide protection for the dealer in
that case.
Q If in a remodeling inh
customer bought $400 worth of
material from the lumber dealer
and $300 worth of eauiDment tr-
taining to the job from another
source, would the lumber dealer
be liable to punishment for hrnk.
ing the law? A-r-Yes, unless the
lumber dealer could prove that he
had taken reasonable steps to in
vestigate the legality of the trans
action and had no way of knowing
about the purchase from another
source. Where in doubt, the con
ditions of the sale should proba
bly be written on the order.
Q Under the order, has con
struction legally "begin" if ma
terials have been delivered to the
building site; or if the excavation
has been dug? A No. Delivery of
material to the building site does
not necessarily mean that con
struction has "begun" under the
terms of Order No. L-4l! neither
does the existence of an excava
tion,; Construction is construed to
have "begun'! when construction
materials which are an intregral
Dart of the iob are beinc. or have
been, incorporated into the build
ing prior to April 9, 1942.
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government, we will have to make
only daytime deliveries. This will
enable the routemen to collect in
many instances without making a
call-back.
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The government has given preference to farm construc
tion but is very liberal in the repair and maintenance of
all kinds of city and suburban properties.
Paint, Build and Repair While
You Can!
DON'T DELAY! ACT TODAY!
How long the ruling will remain as liberal as it is now no one can
tell. It would, therefore, appear sound to do your building now.
Later on even though you could well afford it, you may not be
permitted to do any building and repairing no matter how much
the need.
$1,000 For New
Farm Buildings
The building authority allows up
to $1,000 ' (material and labor) on
each farm for production buildings
during a 12-month period. There are
no restrictions on ordinary mainten
ance and repair on farm buildings
such as . . . Re-Roofing, Painting,
Structural Repairs, etc
All other construction, including commercial, industrial,
recreational, highway, roadway, subsurface and utilities --.con-'
struction, whether privately or publicly financed, it permitted
as long as its cost does not exceed $5,000.
Maintenance is defined as "the upkeep of a building, struc
ture or project in sound, working condition."
Repairs mean "restoration without- change of design of
any portion of a building or structure, or project to sound
working condition when such portion has been rendered unsafe
or unfit for service by wear and tear, damage or other similar
cases."
Houses destroyed by fire since December 31, 1941, may be
rebuilt.-..
If you do all the work with labor supplied at no cost by
the family or neighbors, you don't have to figure labor costs
into the total cost of the building. If you do all the work
yourself you can buy fl,000 worth of materials for a hew
barn. If you hire help, the cost must be deducted from the
cost of the materials.
$500 May Be Spent
For New Home
Construction
City or farm homes may be re
modeled up to a maximum of $500
(material and labor) during a 12
month period. There is no limit on
Ordinary Repairs and Maintenance
of homes and no permission is necessary.
Hyatt and Company
Kurfees Paints and Johns Mansville Roofing
Junaluska Supply Company
Phone 83 Lake Junaluska
Underwood Lumber and Supply Co.
Phone 371
Depot
Vaynesville Lumber Company
Phone 154 "
Hillcrcst Lumber Company
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Phone 259-J
Lake Junaluska
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Main Street