The Waynesville Mountaineer
SECOND SECTION
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IDE9 MEM SPUR
I" 'WMhl i llfn J3ir i
I vw ywiiUm !4 '
or ii (il (he neutron produrin,",
, Iianilier lor ;i few niiiuiles ill a
I Mill-
Tin' adjuster, of course, doc ,
mil tlrl into the direct path of the
leutrnn l av lull comes within I lie
i.hilv ol shay neutrons flyini; out
u! I he rliamher. In I he course ol a
.i n and a hall 1 probahly s;enl a
iiii.il ol not mole than 10 hours in
I his way."
One of Dr. Smith's eyes now is
almost sightless and thp other is
matci ially impaired. An opera
tion can restore sight. A thick
eyeiilass lens will take over the
I'ocusiiiK jnl).
The lens is a dec-shaped, norm
ally deal' piece of protein some
v hnl larger than tli' pupil or black
i i nlcr of Hie eye. It i: ju.-.t hacl'
i! I he u:l, considerably removed
I I mil the ( orneia or clear fore pari
nl I lie eyeball. Surgical removal i
a iaedardized operation.
A little badi;e cord ai ni tit; abou'
a -iu.!ie inch nl undeveloped pho
!'i;:rapliic lilm milil hav ..aved
l)r Sniilh from coniplii ai inn;
Kveiyonc who works nround cy
clotrons and atomic piles now
wears such a hadKe. The films are
developed periodically. I'rom lite
decree of foxing, experts can cal
culalc I he amount of radiation,
II Hie film indicates a person has
received more than one-tenth of a
i neiil L'enl of ladiation daily In- is
la pt away from rays for a while,
until the passing of time lower-'
ard of livitip: the world ha ever known. ,
Unrlrr freedom of enterprise - vou
may rail it Democracy, or Capitalism
up make just ahoiit one-third of the
world's good", mostly for our own use.
We drive ihree-fonrths of the world's
nutos, use ahonl half the world's eler
trieily. Our homes are unrivaled for
comfort and lahor-sa in devices. We
rat more meat, buy more clothes. eo
more shows, own more insurance. e
even save more money.
Yes, freedom pays - in the coin of
tolerance and understanding, and in the
eoiu of progress and prosperity.
"HI)? in . -
n.rr f, , ' n"r 1-i' hei.t a?rt.
1 atlMi", "" " rr,iion' An'i-
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ir,""l. have more
f tllr u-nrhT 1.
" ELICTRIC THIATRI. H.or it tvtry Sunday, CBS. r.M.. IST.
pA-T" ,
lyOWER O LIGHT
STUDY OF
his avi i ai'c daily absurpi ion.
A roetit "i-ti , , ,i unit ,,c -;i(ii;e
I lull. II i.. ,-hi,iji i, ee prri-l-t I of
the amount i-l r,.d !.-! inn ordinarily
u ed In ei.iKe X i a j i -1 in i- . i,
the teiiii Seieiilisii ol II, e tiluni
bomh ni,i-el arbil i'ani adopled
that auinunl ;i , Hie salely limit
t They le;ined over backwards In
make ; I,,- f i .-. n i e plenty low.
Since Dr. Smith u:d not wear
a film li.tduc he docs not know
him nun h i .ic'iation In- look in
terms of roentgens. Science
knows aijiroimatcly Imw much
X-r.iy cvi.osiiic is needed to pro
duce cataracts, hut neutron rays
may he more potent in that re
spect. .Willi mis aleiM; with proton-,
ma ke u)i the eorcv ,, ,-1 1 1 , i , i A n,-ii-I
ron i iy I , -1 -. i j I -. a si i .am el'
these particle', whipped up lo
speed; ol II, on .at d, ol mile a ,ci-.
ond. 'I hey ate particularly di slriir
I i ve in I i I i - tie, - a ;, Dr. i,, m
llliill, l)'-i-:i'l c l;, y ,-;) ;e- In three
dlllen-ll a;
In oil- ca ,, ii, -it' i i.n enl en n:
I he hl;. ii . e. iiilnn.- v-i'li a h
d ro-;i n a-l ii, ii ii, the v at cry pari ol
a li'. nil! cell. 'I he re-. till is a radio
acltve alia n ol lieaAv hydrogen
wlni h i". etil nal ly bleak., down and
produces a I'-tn 1 1 1 ,i,n volt X-ray
part icle.
This parlic!" can strike and
change I he naliire of an alom of
(ri I I nut, o ;..:.' ii. uilio,".i-n or other
eliemical cotnpoiM nl el the cell
COMPANYJ
ATOM PEBSLtf
and bring aboul a (hange in the
ell itself, lit the case ol lln- , w
h ns il may cause a normally ( K-i
i ell !o become cloudy.
Another distinctive sciience
ocelli s- when the neutron strikes
a nitrogen atom in the cell's pro
tein. The atom becomes radio
active. It turns into i i alom of
boron and a heavy nuclear frag
ment called an alpha particle,
which also can attack the struc
ture of the cell.
The I bird proi ess occur ; when a
single in ulrou strikes several hy
drogen alonis, one aller ,.unl le-r.
I urr.iiig each of them inl o an alom
i( build v Inch car. il, image cell m;
lerial. Aller (loin.; Dial, the n.-u
iron, can smack iido a niiio"en
alom and prodiu e anol her eel I
(leslroying ti!)ha particle as ii did
in the --leiind priue-s.
Atomic piles or ovens proiiu'e
lens of thousands of limes as i.iaie
neulrotis tis do cyclol ron.s, Ihm--er.
piles are much saler in i !;a!
tespeel Ihan cv clot ions, say, i)r
llaniiilon because the m ulrou-- are
walled up more completely. ,M.n
I he piles do not have to be entered
for making adjustments.
Neutrons are momentarily pres
ent in an alom bomb blast. Slra
i-.eulrons also occur m cosmic rays
but appareiilly in insignilicain
numbers. Ordinarily they are not
produced by radioacl iv- cheunea!-.
UM'd pi inedii ine and o'her ixpet i-
jtn ii; al '.ct-nccs.
Timber Sale
Neis $181000
In Pisgah
The 'i .-'ah - ( inalaii l.aiioti.il j
I- ot c- I in No 1 1 Ii ' ai olina i cpi.: I . ;
total ( III of ICV'MHI.'IIMI ho. u,l le. I l
ol limber in till.'). Tin Umbel v a j
valued al SIKI.OIMI I hi., r, iighil.. !
less in volume than I he I!lt7 ( id
but is greater in value. During i:i-Jg. !
25.0(10,000 hoard feel, valued al j
SliKi.OOO were sold.
Th? Mt. MitchcL' rauier del rid j
conlir.ues In tie the h-ad' r in lenl-' i
cut. since nearly i.ulln.in le. i i
were cut on Ibis dMi n l. 'I In- IV
g; h (list I let w as second 'I he a ei
age value of I imher ko!d w a hi -h
esl on I he t Avharrie. wl.ei e all I in:
her cul aseiagi'd S i J i 0 i"t Ihoii
and b et on I he si unip. The I oi c I
averfti.'e was $7 !)0 per lhous;ilil
Chest mil is si ill I he ino-.t impor
tant single species, aeeoiinlic:' l,i-
abi.ltl one I Hi of Ihe lolai - 'I'
However, it-, relative nnporl; m e I
decreasing rapidly, and g i-. ex
peeled lo pass out of Ihe picture
in two or three years. 'I'hiniiin".. in
young hardwood stands will lake
ils place I" a considerable eJenl
as a source of puln al I he mill . a
a product Irom the lore.g and ol
course as a source of i inployineul
for local people.
Iteceipls from the sale of limber
go inlo the I edetal treasury. How
ever, as in the case of other lore . I
reeeipls, 21' ' is rc'urned lo lln
coiiiilies in which Ihe lore.sl lie;,
and an additional 10'; is returned
lo Ihe forest for list on loads and
trails.
Noah NmsxuiL
LOOKl-VweAjr
DEM? AJOAM vVILL. TWE
piPIVEieS OF THE- AIEW
LOW CARS PAJO IX SACEI9
JUST TO rum OViS TRIM
PECCSTKiANS 1
Oevi I I .F AUCAIAUSMTOAI -ATLANTA
, GA '
DEAR? AIOAH IS A DETECnvE
A SOIST OF
SNCOPEe,STEALTH '
SERVICE ?
CUt'". T. i& lVslO. MC u
Of Vice President
CIIAKI.OTTI-;. N ( ,f p.,
Vice presidi nl A I ben W liarkley
j family ;, ,. js ,, ,,f blael; sheep
h'epiihlu an sheep, t hat i. dozens
; ol I hem.
I This w ort lsiime stale ot ali'airs is
I he rex el.il loll ol V. I .e-,le I5.il kle
; pro-idem o Ihe f.ai kh- el an in
I Nil,' I !i . .iri.lina. to w hieh I he I )em
oeialic a, e pi esnleiit i directly
'lei lie, I
I e lei a 71 - , -at -old i ,-l ii ed i ; II
v . v worker, -ay s al oev h.,
"and piohahlv a lot more" ol the
Wr! h ( 'arnlina l:ai lJ,- s ; un
til"' lo I he I )eiaorra! n- ran-,. (
: loiini A 1 1), n lAen worse, he sa s
I hey vol eel I lud way in the recenl
. election, for-aking the iamily tie
10 suppcrl Ihe OOP vice presiden
tial neani nee
Have Common Ancestor
The l',ai!;!eys are coneeiil ra! ed
Hi w i- lern porl ions ,, Nut I h Caro
li;i v here I he !!ei-uh!i(-iii I rcnulh
1 1 nlered in I his il ually I )emo
1 idle si.-.i,. They are d, -ailed
1 1 -.i.i llii li s K, eat .e, -ei-.juf
lal her, Kobrrt Harkh y
I v ,e a vein- .n i(i the Ih-v .
I"' '!'' War, making a name lor
him-elf in Ihe hislot le hatlh- of
K'lis'', Moanl.-iiii near hen-, anil
el-ew here. Since Unbar! is also
creal-gi eal in-amiiallii-r (1 l.e-ter.
!he ice pie. id, ill js ,, Hon! eoieill
ol Hie dean of Tai Heel Harkleys
I or I hat l ea on, I .ester isn't re
mmIiiil' he. ,ei -on.il politics.
"W'e'l e all i-,-l -,t..,l , L , ,
i he polnies i , ,-dl messed up."
t.-r .,..,
The blackest beep of all he re-
lai is in, . j , , , , ', ,
'" ' ' die )l ,--,!, Ii-nl ., yrand-
..i. . ,.. I , , . ,
1 ' ' - ' 1-111111 I h;,l i otativo e I
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oi Ii (aiolin.i be oi- ihe Cud
,, ,, , ,
'" I'e long lr, k over the
'nnui.la.rs to Keulin k.,, He turned
out lo , a l!e)ulille;ui.
At Iti-iinmn Oik,.
Karh year Ihe Nmlh ( I i ,-,
ll.ukley, assemble on tin lad Sun-
"' '"' ' '"-"" -Min n. Iheii
";,l"r '"i:n K-nlti-K..v . allended
"'" i'K': '-esMon .alone 1U, -,n
other memhers of l. .-I,,,,
Con an I.e.- Ii t would like lo have
""' viri' I'l' sich-nl hack here Ibis
'-iimmer. but he fears V;ishinglon
duties will keep him .away.
llowevi-r. Sen. liarkley did find
''""' lo put in .an appearance ;d
b E I TING A NEW
(.ii 'II find I hnl no-.v more I lian rvrr hefore ( 'In v
rolel itx-ril.s I lie lillo nf licit, z "fir-l for ()n.i!ily
Hi ov, est C(is"; a,,, I Ii;il jl js. inderii, ihe ewe'
Itniiilifii! Iiiii of r7, in ;ill llicse fciiluies .unl in
nil I lo se wn vs.
'licvrnlel ). Ihr ituhi cur iiriwi'iiiij i'.m t'l lln-..,
fnir r(lr tttlraiil'ttics nl I'uml ,-sl! ('i.ini, I, I-, m -,.
liiiilies I iy Ki slier Nci. nil r.i -line color Inir
liumies. hAlurrs utiil f.ilrics New !iik r Si,
lnlerinrs wilh "Five-Fool Sc;ii," Ne.v I'ai, ..
ramie isibiltly
First
WATKIfJS GHE?B0LET CO.
Phone 75. Main Street
In Jail Again
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I tfl? " 'dibed I! ..... ,;,., issue
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W" -M Si ' - - :ee-. - eras,,,
V'-iJI 1 ' '-' .!i..e. ol ,-du-i
'If Af ' .I-'- ol the!
i V lil " ' limbic,,,.
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FORMER paratrooper FJv.ard J.
I-adn, 2f!, who broka t!:.-ough tli-j
: Berlin blockade to see r.ir. gut, is
ihow" b',ck '" Uh" iloekad- from
which he find escaped, l.aihi sl.,.!
, , '
be would renounce u S. rittv i. ni
, , ,i, e i ,-
to stav with his hanrec and ,e ir
, ,i 'a . , iv- , m t
child. A native of ISewaik, N. J.,
J.nda is awaiting a tnihl.aiy em it
decision. He faces .. ,,.- M-
: year sentence. ( i liter imtiu.ni! )
.,-,ie, N C. duini hi- e..,-
pal,;,, ,,sl fall. In Ins , , -, -,.
pioudly po d to Ihe l,-i .,- ,. .
bei ol hi , r,,i lire ku,:,m.
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publK.ans
finely c:ho,j,e,! , . , ,;,e,l ,,.
a bread sluHum gi,,, il ,-. i I . , , i
: flavor: Use alaml ,a (;iiu!,r eiii ol
paisley ' o I v. o coo-, ol liie-p rnb d
.d iy-old hre.nl.
WORLD STANDARD Or LOW-COST MOTORING
s ie most BemJId 'M!M of a
f.r-'iv yJr;V'.'.-i'sv' 'S2ev
with wider curved windshield
for Quality Jii8W' ai Lowest Cost
Colleges Are Attempting To
Revise Education Standards
To Fit Present
enoueli
atomic
to learn
fa- ..mi i ,,-
a I n, mi, lire
i o.iiin;. of
si' li-d Iheii 'i
ilN i
-mkiiig do
! on 1 1 aining
a ,- technical
'In- l a iillies
I- i-i lo ,ie-
,,, , , eilue.a-
1 1 1 ,-1 , .land
lal
-pel, -I
1 I.
.wa ri
led, I.)
- Ill Ihe
i I-, did.
-miliar
them.
I OIL
I. mam schools
liberal ail slu
. ai e speci.iliz-
aiii,n. o lake
".dural science
e deycloped
'' ''' it'i! i'rr .t all around New
'' ' -I'oi'il l -i.:n with (Vnier-I'oinl Steering,
l.o vrf I'. :;i-r -.I' (ir.mii, ( 'enter- Point Sealing
'"i'l ' in i l'"iid 1,'ear .-n-ieiisioii . Improved
a I . r in i !- a, ! i o fur iou'cr, jieeolera I ion,
-ee. ,iiia ana i :iiy Vrli-Siife llydrttulie
' " ii N. v 1 1, -.. I. i n I J;i I ios i Fx I rn-ni ronj;
I i in1' i ..' l'a! ( . -ii-l rut I ion Improved
Kie - . i . i I,','!- m;i new Airplatir-'l'vpi- Shork
'He '! !h;il "Krefiilies" for New
.'' .il i r 'i.il-.ri , 1 le.i l( r il.
!.on..l ,ii cxii'a e. I)
Atomic Age
ii.-w non-technical courses on
atomic energy for the benefit of
sliidents with little scientific back
ground. The leaching of all the social
sdeiues in many of the school, K
ing revised. Students are being
told aboul Ihe probable social im
elieations of atomic energy and (if
Ihe social elfecls of new atomic
ui'enlions Dial are likely lo conic.
hconomic aspects of Ihe new
power are studied And in politi
cal science I here is increasing em
phasis on the problem of control
it atomic weapons.
In some teachers' colleges future
professors are being prepared lo
guide the next generation through
the I horny new atomic- fronlier;.
I Some theological schools have
added new courses on religion and
cieuce. Cour.ses in philo.ophy
, --liess Hie moral aspects of lb"
de-
i I'lopineiil of atomic energy
One
j u olessor of religion w ride:
"A renewed emphasis on
Ihe
and
uei d lor human brol hei hood
the break-down of segregation-; of
iniuoiily groups has come inlo our
caching with the arrival of the
ilomic bomb."
"Virtually everv in.-! il id ion re-
porting a change due lo recenl
atomic energy develnpnieel s," ).
Haw ley related, "indicated thai Ihe
conl. ml of existing coni .e; leul
been altered o include some dis-
cussion. il not formal units, on llu
"ew phenomena.
"-s one respondenl said: '1
doubl that we can name one course
Hial has been added. I doulii lh.it
we can name one course ,al i;
not aborted'."
WKIif'O.MP OITWOKX
SfATTI.I'; (U.IM A local n
cer is wondering when he vill t -ceie
;i loiirlh visil from a cu-domer
"I would just as soon lose". ' le
"cu-tomer" made his first visil la. I
December I and walked op' will,
SI00. Two weeks later he.calh-d
again and lied with aboul $$2." and
live cartons of ciga re! I es. lie re
lurnerl the I bird time and look :,Ji.
t : V'C-
Slylelme DeluKg 2-Door Sodan
frwi .,,,;i ..
AicnioNS to aioaH
l
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