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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-30
Amelians To Attend
Chicago All Meeting

Mrs. Mary T Williams, Amelia
county HID agent, has been selected
TO attend the National All Club Con-
gress in Chicago, III, She will as
sist with the Virginia delegation.
The congress will be held from
November % through December s.
Two Amelia county girls, winners
in the state All contests. will also
attend. Betty Lou Morris, who en-
tered Westhampton College this
year. was winner with her safety
record Betty Anne Blanton was
winner with her health record She
is attending Madison College this
year as sophomore Both are
graduates Of Amelia High School
Dairy farmers now sell only
about 10 per cent Of their total
milk in the form Of separated
cream Cream sales in the l920's
and early 1905 amounted to 80
per cent Of the total milk marketed.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-30

About three and one-half million
Americans "A years Of age Or older
do some farm WORK for wages, ac-
cordlng To o. s. Department OF
Agriculture figures About two mil
Hon worked q days or more during
1886 the last Year for which fig
ures are available and almost
500 900 worked 800 days or more.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-26
TODAY'S GOOD
MUSIC DIAL
$500, WASH-FM-In the Con-

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Symphony No. 2 by Schu-
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Vivaldi.
1880. WGTS-FM - Music of
the Masters: Piano Con-
certo No. 2 by Brahms. Ser
enade for Strings in E and
Serenade for Winds by
Dvorak.
$500, WMAL-FM - Milton
Cross Show: Violin Con-
certo by Tchaikovsky, Han
sci and Gretel by Humper-
dinck and selections from
Ponchielli's La Gioconda
and Saint-Saens' Samson
and Delilah.
$500, VOL - Good Music
Time: OvertureS and Ham
let Music by Berlioz, Diver
timento No. 3 in G by
Haydn and Symphony No.
SO by Mozart.
sos, WGMS = Symphony
Hall: Cost Fan lutte: Over
ture. K. 588 by Mozart and
Symphony No. s in F. Opus
So, Pastoral by Beethoven.
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TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

700, WWDC - Iris Coffin:
DR.. Ralph B. Lapp. nuclear
scientist and author of 1.-The
Voyage Of the Lucky Drag
on" proposes IAN Interna-
tional Plan for Bomb Test
ing"
1905, WRC - Traffic Court:
Dramatizations Of actual
traffic violations tried in the
local area courts the past
week.
Evening star., 1958-07-10
Fresh Sweet Cherries
Make Delicious Jam

The season for the fresh
sweet cherries from the Pacific
Northwest Is short so take adj
vantage Of your opportunity
to preserve some Of them for
next winter.
Jams are one Of the many
ways Of capturing their deep,
rich flavor for future enjoy
ment. In this sweet cherry
orange jam the sweet flavor Of
the cherries is blended with
tangy oranges 10 make a de-
licious spread for toast. or a
luscious topping for vanilla ice
cream.
Besides jam making, sweet
cherries freeze well. Use firm
fruit. Sort, remove stems. wash
and drain. Pit or break skin by
slashing with q knife for sugar
absorption. Pack cherries in
containers. cover with q sirup,
or one Of the new pectin sirups,
to within v inch Of top Of con-
tainer. or use a dry pack If you
are planning 10 make pies. Seal
and freeze.
Sweet Cherry Orange Jam
cups fresh sweet cherries
2 tablespoons orange peel, finely
chopped
orange. chopped
IA cups sugar
/ box (2Ia ounces powdered
pectin
Wash, pit and chop fully ripe
cherries. Measure 4 cups into
large saucepan. Add orange
peel and orange. Measure sugar
Into g dry bowl and set aside.
Evening star., 1958-07-10

Add pectin to fruit and mix
wen. Place over high heat and
stir slowly until mixture comes
to q hard boil. Add sugar all
at once and stir until COM
pletely dissolved. Bring to a
full rolling boil: then boil hard
for / minute, stirring constant
". Remove from heat: skim and
pour quickly into serilized jars
and seal, according TO manu-
facturers directions. Let stand
IS minutes then shake Jars
gently to prevent floating fruit.
Makes about 7 half-pints.
spiced Cherries
4 cups pitted sweet cherries
/ pound brown sugar
! cup wine vinegar
Il tablespoon whole cloves
u sticks cinnamon, broken in
small pieces
Boil together for 3 minutes
the brown sugar. vinegar. cloves
and cinnamon. Add pitted
cherries and cook until cherries
are just tender, no longer than
5 minutes. Spoon cherries into
sterilized jars, cover with hot
picking syrup. Seal. Makes
about 5 half-pints.
Evening star., 1958-07-10

keep them in the coldest part
of the refrigerator and use
within three days OF purchase.
Because the flavor Of sausage
changes rapidly when frozen,
the meat is not recommended
for storage in the home freezer.
Evening star., 1958-07-10
SAUSAGE Links

Pork sausage links are an
easy-to-prepare summer meat
and they're available in several
different forms-fresh. smoked.
and ready-cooked fresh and
smoked. To store sausage links.
Evening star., 1958-07-10
MEMO TO MOTHERS:

This summer see that your youngsters
get cooling drinks that are nourishing
aswell as tempting. with sealtest MIX
and dairy drinks you're giving them
more than Just sugar energy : you're
giving them all the natural goodness Of
fresh milk vitamins and minerals, 80
important to their growing bodies.
Healthful milk drinks are not only.
better for youngsters = but there are.
many different ways to make them
even more appealing to young tastes
than other summer drinks. Here are
some tempting ways to serve them. 4
Evening star., 1958-07-10
Creamy EGGS

The next time you served
scrambled eggs. fold In " cup
Of cottage cheese while the eggs
are still creamy. Makes for q
wonderful new treat.
Evening star., 1958-07-10

]. LEMON sWnRl. Add V cup sealtest
Lemon sherbet to Y cup Sealtest
Buttermilk. Blend.
z. BERRY FROSTED. Add V cup cram
berry Juice to V cup sealtest Vanilla
Ice Cream and " cup sealtest Butt
Evening star., 1958-07-10

termilk. Beat well. Serve in tall.
chilled glass.
>. VERY BERRY. Combine / at. Seal
test Buttermilk with . cups sweet
ened crushed Strawberries Nix wen.
Chill.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-28

daY With Mrs Ralph s. Rainey
MIS- r v Krause ol Howafdsyill-
demonstrated 60 ~ 4 | Arrange
ineHt8
Buckingham Central High School
Senior til Y club S project was to
ana ~ the cancer campaign. Two
films werc shown at high school
assembly introduced by Miss Patsy
Shuler, projects committee chair
man
Virginia and West Virginia con-
Hention Of Beta clubs was held
Friday and Saturday in Roanoke.
Delegates from Buckingham Cen
trai were Patricia White, Jane
Pennington. Kenneth Bryant n d
Gloria Newton Mrs. Aubrey C.
Scott club sponsor. also attended.
Buckingham county Woman's
club members who represented the
CLUB IA the Alice Kyle district
aprng meeting were Mrs. William
y Ch4ppell Mrs wlett II.
Bruce Ms F. Aubrey Yancey.
Mis- Y I''rancls West and Mrs. W.
A Fankey 1r
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-28

Buckingham lli-Y Club Members Aid
Cancer Campaign, Show Film Strips

Hrtlry Raine Of lonRl ood Col
lrai spent tn week eHd Wtt iielr
grandparents MAJ aud Mra Nv w
Moore
Mrs a & wood. Who ,ietnilrd
from Medical COLLEGE ~ VHfinia W
lecuperatlna at lhe home VI Mr
and Mrs B. e. Dnnktin
Dllwyn BOY Scout Troop Md III
liked Sunday al Burroughs Pond
III II q Blackwell. F4rmvile
district superintendent spoke SIN
day at the White Han Methodist
church
Snoddys Have Guests
MI and Mrs II Il Nicholas. Vt
KeySYlIle, and Mrs j n ISuoddy
Of Dillwyn were SatuefaN dinner
guests ot M ana Mr j r.
snoddy. IN
Nj ana Mis Austin ~ Goltdc
lad 4s gacs Saturday Alr and
MIS- c Coude. WI aha Mls
Benny Gandr ana chldlfn. und
JoscD!i GoHd alI u Bedford
cuuntV
Ali and Mas 7 ! paYa spcn
sesclal d4gs nr B4ltmolc..I Nd us
guests 81 Mrs DAVIS sis.ir. Air.
fuIa Kirbey Md " MN and Mts
Ask LINER
Mr ana My Aubrey sEllman.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-28
Raines.

Mrs. Arthur Welchlin has been a
hospital patient in Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs Panls Price. and
family. Of Craiesgille. spent the
week end here Win Mr aud Mfs
~ W Price.
Mr.. and MIS- t.d Sfanpaun .nld
Mr and MrS Erie Robinson at-
tended the annual ladies hixhl ban
queI Of tM4 Travellers rrolecliye
association ut LongWood Friday
Eric Robinson toured the Federal
Reserve Bank in Richmond with
the group from FalmWlle Thurs
day.
Mrs Margaret Paulson and son.
Of Prospect, visihd the George
Prices Sunday Rev ana Mrs. =
Cary Adams called in the Price
home Monday
The ladies are looking forward h
the banquet Of the Randolph
Farmers club to BE- held at tho
school cafeteria April !.
Miss Betty Ruth Simpson was
honored on her fifteenth birthday
with supper given BY heI parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Simpson, Sunday
CHESTS included Mary EeaAley
Cary Blan kenshlp Betv ,to
r Gus sc h, Ann Reynolds Edwin
Smith. holland Iipscomb and Elm
est Marion
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-28
Prospect

THE weather as a topic Of con
versatlon has become monotnOus.
since there has been no change
from mist fog rain for some time.
Spring when 1t does show up. will
De most welcome
J. +. Glenn made q business trip
'o Baltimore, Md last week.
Mrs d. S. Glenn, with Mrs. r. B.
Wilson Of Green Bay. spent Sun
day with Mrs Mary Glenn Taylor
and Miss Nancy Taylor. who have
moved into 4 home they recently
purchased in Richmond
A number Of our people attended
the Farmvillc area Christian
workers school at Smyrna church
this week
Mrs o. r. F'arrar and Mrs.
Bertha Brisentine attended the an
muai conference Of the WSCS in
Petersburg this week.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-28
Tao Caroiyns TO Represent Buckingham
County In Area Spelling Bee April II

Two yeteraA spoilers. both named
Carolyn. battled down 10 the last
ditch last week al the annual Buck
lnghaIn County spelling bee.
Carolyn Dawson. daughter Of MIR.
and Mrs " Wayne Dawson. OF
Dllwyn. appeared TO be certain to
win when Carolyn Wooten. daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs Charles B.
Wooten. Of Knoxville. misspelled
the word "inaugurated F" Miss Daw-
son spelled that one correctly. and
had only to get her next word right
and she would have been the win
ner.
However. she missed her next
word. metaphysics. and that put
Miss Wooten back in the game.
Carolyn lWooten. that is got meta
physics correct. and went on to-.
clinch the contest by spelling
'domineering correctly.
The two young ladies will repre-
sent the county al the Lynchburg
area spelling bee to be held al Am
herst High School ON April a. Caro-
lyn Wooten is an eighth grade stu
dent at Buckingham Central and
Carolyn Dawson is a seventh grade
student at Dillwyn Elementary
School.
Taking third place was Pam
Hurt, last years first place county
winner. She went down on Ct" ac
celerated..
The others who competed in the
contest were Barbara Lynn Snoddy
Carrie Anne Herndon. Margaret
Ann Burcher, Evelyn Jean Chris
tian. and Marie Senger. Two con
testantS represented each Of the
county schools.
Mrs. Grace NJ. Rainey called the
words and judges were Mrs. G. l.
Poole, T. B. Hall. Jr., and Ray
Ownby. The contest was held at
Dillwyn Elementary School Thurs
day night.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-28
Mt. Zion Items
at. Zion Items
Community Hymn Sing TO Be Held
Sunday At s P. NJ. At The Church

Mrs Louise Oliver and son.
Thomas Perkins The Misses kalh-
crime and Phyliss Layne and John
DAVIS nl Bsbcc visited Sunday
With Horace and Keel Oliver and
Mrs JttstuS Reynolds
W q Fisher. Of Mineral. was a
luncheon guest OF Mr. and Mrs. c.
W Cave Saturday
Richard Bryant. Jr.. of Blacks
burg. IS visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs r. L. Bryant. while his
wife and daughter. Ilzabeth Ann,
are visiting her parents in Beloit,
Kan
Many from this community at
tended The variety show at Marshall
Elementary School on Friday night.
Mrs. Galnette 3 Kea and Carl
Ton BoatWright were dinner guests
Sunday OF their annts. the Misses
MARY and Louise Anderson
iiar.eys Leave
MIS- Latham Harvey and son.
Billy. have returned 10 Appolnaitox
after weeks visit with her par
ents, Nh and Mrs. w F. Tatnln
NJ K DAVIS, ! b. Anderson. Jr..
Marian Jean Bankston and Mrs.
T.. A Jones visited Mrs. Virgie
Anderson al Johnston Willis Hos
pllal last Wednesday She continues
to improve
Mrs Louise Oliver and j. w.
Davis called Sunday on the G. W
Johnsons and r. H. Hudglnscs.
Dr. and Mrs Joseph K. johnson,
Of LsnchburR visited Mr. and Mrs
Goode Johnson Monday. Others Who
VISITED during TIE week end were
Col and Mrs. jesse M. johnson
Virginia kocum, Nancy Warman
and Miss Sharon Mcfarland. all OF
Richmond, Miss Virginia Deane, M
4. Davis, Mr. and Mrs c. w.
Cave. Mrs. A. d d. Bettencourt.
and boys Mrs. A 4 Fhqua, and
Albert, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ F. Deane.
Mrs. II b Anderson. Mrs. Gran
vile Anderson, Mr. and Mrs, r l..
Johnson and Lewis johnson
NJ X Davis had lunch on Monday
with the w f Tatuins
Rev. J 4 Hodges reviewed the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-28

mission study book. Look, Look
the Cities last Wednesday at Tie
church for The WINS. Twenty were
present III spite u Tie rain and
snow
Herbert Anderson ana Grafton
Davis were business visitors III
Scottsville Saturday.
H. n, Gnerrant. Of Gold Hill
called Sunday to see Mrs. Maude
Putncy and Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ii.
Martin
Mrs w 3 Anderson entertained
with birthday dinner Sunday in
honor Of her sister Mrs Kenneth
Piercy.
MI k DAVIS was Il dinner guest
Sunday Of Mr. and Mrs II X
Anderson
bannisters visit
Mr. and Mrs q; T.. Eannister.
and sons. Ct Richmond visited
friends here Sunday
MI and Mrs Granville Anderson,
Tommy Christian and Mrs. J G..
Newton called last week III TIE
home Of Misses Mary and Louise
Anderson
NH and Mrs Lawrence Jamer-
son. Miss Virginia Deann and Mrs.
H. " Hudgins visited Mrs. Maude
Putney Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Thomas.
Of Alpha. We're week end guests OF
her parents. MI and Mrs. n. b
Anderson Mrs. i. w. Bickford was
a dinner guest Sunday III The Andef-
sons
The Paul Caves are N jackson
vile. Fla for spring training. III
stead Of in Atlanta Ca. They will
90 10 Georgia later.
MIS-. 3 n Apperson. Jill. * re-
covering from severe attack Of
strcp throat
Justus Reynolds. Of Richmond
spent the week end here.
Again. the members OF MT Zion
church extend a cordial welcome
" the community hymn sing. sun
day at 3 pm
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-28

Mr. and Mrs George Woottcn are
expecting their son. Jack Wooiten.
and his family for a visit soone He
is with The O. s Army ana has
been stationed in Japan
Reid Dunn Of Richmond. visited
his farm al Midway Mills last week.
Annie Lou Moon Of ScottSville
spent the week end at Travellers
Rest
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Horsley.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-28
Maxey Participates
In Training Exercise

Army PFC william Maxey IA.
son Of Mr. and Mrs Leonard +.
Maxey. Of DllWyn. recently par
ticipated n field training excr-
else with the 443rd AntiaircrAit
Artillery Battalion in Germany.
Maxey u tracked-gehiclc oper-
ator in tho battalion's Battery A.
entered the Army III November.
1856. and arrived in Europe Ia
October. 1857. y
He n 4 1921 graduate Of Bucking
ham Central High School
Make your own olive oil Soak
four large olives cunstuffedi III a
cup Of salad oil, keeping II tightly
covered Jar II the refrigerator lot
about week
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-28

qad son, .of Richmond. visited. Mfr,
and Mrs. w. G. Horslcy this week
and attended the funeral Of their
uncle. II. b Horslcy. IN .scottsyille
Tuesday
Mrs w I. Ripley Of IioW-ards-
vale. is d patient lii the University
Of Virginia Hospital
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-14
OFFICES, STUDIOS WANTED
DESK SPACE

EST, FIRM requires approx, $50
50: II. NV. downtown or Va. area.
MA. $3.50.
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BULL RUN MOUNTAIN

WASHINGTON'S closest mountain
cottage sites az miles from Wash
ington, IL miles from Chantilly Ma.
tiOnal Airport). Site owners own and
control all recreattonal areas, which
include country elub-size swimming
pool. klddie pool, tennis. badmin-
ton. archery, rife range, shufhe-
AXE. riding stable. bride paths,
community house, etc. Every site
served with central water system.
Priced $3.50 and up. Cash re-
CURED. sos, bal SEQ 50 per month.
You get your deed and all recrea-
tional and ownership PRIVILEGES nov.
This offer Is within your economic
reach and it's close enough for
you TO see to inspect, investigate.
use and enjoy Class B subdivision.
OPEN HOUSE
ALL DAY--ALL WEEK, New de
luxe mountain lodges and cabins on
wooded mountain sites. ready to
move into and ready 20 turn on
the water and lights. Living nm
kitchen. 2 bedrms.. bath. screened
area with good driveVays; Priced
from $500 up: or We will build
and finance your cabin. lodge Or
home for you. TO REACH FROM
WASHINGTON. Come out U. 5, so
to U. S. is and turn left. Go .
miles to our sign. or come out y. o.
29-2I1 TO State Hwy. 2J4 at Stone
House and turn riaht. come TO U. 9.
IS and turn right. come miles to
'u' LUCY S:Y J. GORE. PRESIDENT
BULL RUN MOUNTAIN EsTATES
COLEMAN 6. GORE
REAL ESTATE BROKER
HAYMARKET. VA.
Phone Ha7maTket 4-33bz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-14

GRAVEL-in0 acres Of prime
gravel located near Brandywine,
Nd, VIII sell or exch. Df. 7-a734 .
ewes, so. 5-a330.
VIENNA SHOPPING AREA-I05.
n. frontage on main street, ap.
prox. J5,6sa 50. r.; priced 20 sell
as i9T Ms * FlAP ss,i pIENrAA ssos
Fairfax. Va, OR, 3-34OO.
LARGE COUNTRY STORE IN Mint
Run, Va. $4,000 annual bust
ness, seek optional Retlrinl
SEIF. Ascent, TIE. 6-413l.
JEFFERSON PLACE, 1881 Conn
between and Nl--choice loca'
ton for oficers, NE. S-5s04.
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EP1CI0Ijs sPIITLEyFI. uoME. a.

q DREAM OF A HOME for fam
lily OF modest ncome-White brick
2-bedrm. Split-leyel with bsmt.,
brick garage, concrete driveway.
city sewerage; deep lot, 65x23S
it., enclosed. Situated . blocks
from W. Great Falls st. in Fairfax
Co. Owner is transferring South
and will sell to right party for
Sl4.9O0. JE. 2-173S Tor appoint
ment TO see.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-14
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE

ALEXANDRIA, sale or lease. "
acre heavy industrial property in
well established location. Rustic
type bldg. suit. for once or bust
ness Very COW. terms to right
party. s. J. 0NASH CO., Realtor,
XII. 9-4222.
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MCLEAN
CONTEMPORARY MODERN HOME

CONTEMPORARY MODERN HOME
ON APPROX. SD ACRES
With view OF own spring fed
pond. LIST level has 3 bedrms #,
, baths, open spacious living
dining ell, kit, balcony. Lower
level has studio apt. dbl carport
Price S34,500 Additional acre
age available Call Ell 6-4l6i;
ewes, KE 6-645S. Exclusive.
Mrs. VIM. H. Laughlin Ritz.
Mclean, Va. Ell. 6-416l
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

ON TOP OF NORTH MT. on sood
road. Eight to 3-acre tracts
with S0-mi. view Of the Shenan-
doah Valley and Joined by "a mil
lion acres Of national forest with
the best deer and grouse hunting
in virginia ~ mi. from Wash.
Excel. terms. GA. 4-S500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-14
COMMERCIAL GROUND

CHOICE COMML.. ress price; ideal
for SIN once bldg, etc; ~ IT.
wide, 81 It deep alley on rear;
50 25 per #. Close in. OF N H.
ave. and d. c line, p. G.. County
JU. S-13lO, JU. 5-I671.
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COMMERCIAL GROUND
REAL ESTATE WANTED

SPOT CASH or will sell, rent for
you FREE APPRAISAL. Nd, D c
J. VICTOR DICKEY. AP. 7-s0s0
A CASH BUYER OR WILL SELL
ON TERMS Ii. $4,000. 8 L.
REALTY CO.
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No DOWN PAYMENT NECEssARy

for a qualified Vet to buy a bar
gain IN spanking s,[ new brick RAM I'M;
baths, Wife-Saver kitchen and full
size dining room. Want more for
your CT loan? Even a carport is
included for a low low price Of
S15,115. Call 9 til p. LURIA
BROS, REALTORS, IA. 7-S500
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Eat OFF THE FLOOR in this i'm

maculate brick rambler Better
than-new-house condition with the
many extras the owner has in
stalled. 3 bedrooms, "a baths.
livins room with fireplace. full
dining room, up-to-the-minute
kitchen with everything including
dishwasher and disposal Large
carport with storage space and
handsome patio. Very nicely land
. scaped Purchaser may assume
large CT loan with flexible terms.
E.GEnn OnlR NNilsnn hlud
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HOUSES FOR sALE.-VA.
HORSES?

You can have them and ether
livestoe,, on this 7-aere farmette
near Great Falls, Va; modern
house with 4 hedrms.. baths,
barn and emcken house, land
fenced for horses. Only S23.500,
McCAY & McCAY, INC.
Realtors ia. S-s675
COLORED-s. ARL : 3-bedrm
brick Colonial; completely re-
%SessS 1 ,a.. rms z, extra Z, Ss lam
lies: conv. ioc. Can o 10 5. ia,
5-s555; ewes. and week ends. ia
S-2gs0
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-07

naturaleza y SUI fabrication directa es demasia
do cara, para los fines de producer energia.
Aun Su fabrication indirecta, en- ell curse de la
reaction de fusion. podria exigir aparatos tan
complicados y ~costosos que haria impossible la
competencia con los reactores atomo.electri.
cos ~actualeS;
81 La fusion del hidrogeno pesado natu.
raj que puede ebtenerse en- forma economical
del aqua de mar exise una temperature de unos
cuatrocientos millones de grades ceentfgrados,
por 10 cual Sc lie descarta como base de los
~calculos a~ctuales. Nj la 'botella rnagnetica"
empleada en- la actualidad nj la "cavidad de
mlcroonda" que Sc ha insinuado podrian con-
tener un gas a tan elevada temperature, a
menos que la camara fuese fantasticamente
grande.
De aqui que Ia esperanto de obtener un
proceso economico para la production de ener-
gia, mediante la reaction de fusion del hidr6-
geno y Ell tritio estriba en- ell uso del Tito, eIe-
mento muy barato, en- reemplazo del precioso
tritio que habria que colocar en- la maquina.
Cuando un atono de hidr6geno Sc fusio-
ma con uno de tritio queda en- libertad I'm
'neutr6n. 81 Ell neutr6n Sc ~estrella contra un
atomo de Tito este ultimo Sc divide en- un
atomo de tritio' y uno de hello. Surge asi la
posibilidad de que 81 tritio pueda ser reempla-
Zado continuamente.
Uno de los enormes gastos de semeiante
mecanismo consistiria en- hallar un metodo que
permitiera librarse de los atomos de hello, los
que de otro nodo arruinarian la reaction.
otra desventaja es que Ell tritio es radioactive,
Rasa q h Pagfna 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-07
DARRELL eARWooD
La EnerqIa At0rica Para Fines de Paz

Ell descubrimiento de que los gases de alta
temperature del hidr6geno emiten ondas radia-
les de alta frecuencia (ondas cortas) tan DO.
derosas, que NADIA puede c~ontener SUI trayecto-
ria, amenaza %convertir en- antieconomica la uti-
lizaci6n de energia termonuclear con fines de
paz. De. todos modoS, ell programa norteame-
ricano (que envolvera muchisimos miIlones de
d6lares) para lograr ell dominic del proceso de
fusion nuciear seguira adelante a SUI, maxima
velocidad, pues los ~objetivos inmediatos que
Sc persiguen, no sufriran con ell descubrimien.
to en- question, y ademas hay eonfianza en- que
a la postre Sc lograra ~resolver las dificultades.
La politica del gobierno a este respecto la
explico Ell doctor Willard Libby, hombre de
ciencias y miembro de Ia Comision de Energia
Atomica, y posteriormente fue saprobaoa en- en-
t~revistas separadas por tres prominentes fisicos
peritos en- la materia,
eel problema es %serio", dijo ell doctor Libby
ala United Press international, 'tpero va hemos
tenido que suspender nuestros trabajos ante
riormente, como fue en- ell case de la construc.
cion de. la bomba termonuclear misma. AL
guien encuentra siempre la salida".
Los otros fisicos pusieron de relieve los
siguientes puntos:
y Las radiaciones (ondas) radiales en-.
frian Ell gas caliente e impiden que la Tempe
ratura suba, pero la cosa no es seria por debajo
de los Glen millones de grades centigrados. Por
consiguiente, no afecta la primera reaction de
fusion que Sc busca entire ell hidrogeno pesado
y Ell tritlo (hldrogeno superpesado), la que es
possible a los 100000 de grades centigrados;
. Sin embargo, ell tritio no existe en- Ia