The Brussels Post, 1958-03-05, Page 7SEEDS
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WANTED - old colored :pictures pub-
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ISSUE 10 - 1958
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inside a tot tot telae-held it
there at these vast tempera-
turee ev:thoet it,melting its =-
tenter-bold it for relatively
long pencds. Thnt is our success. •
"We know how to do it.. That
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ge t up to higher tcMperatures,
as we will, we are bound to get
a thermonueledve reaettoe."
ZETA'S - particular - v al u e
seems to be in its scale. it is .
easier in a •big machine to be ep
. ring of star-fire flgring' for
useful periods, And ZETAA, is by
far the biggest piece of expert.,
mental Ii-power Itayfi,ware in•
the world,. •
It weighs about f50 tons. ..A
stands in its shelter looking like
the engines of .# ship, a. great
thick circular 'metal tube
threaded horizontally
two upright circular dleetrical
transformers. The diameter of
the„ Atebe. is one Ai meter. The
diaineter of the circle it makes
is 'three' meters, (The "bore-of
the tube of the Los Alamos
".perhapsatron"''is two inches;)
Inside that tube the heat of
the sun is reproduced in flashes
of a .few thousandths of a second
every ten seconds. The flash is
a whirling electric' circle of gas
and of fired and. fusing atoms,
30 centimeters thick, kept in
place and away from the walls
or the tube by the invisible
checkreins. and guiding rods of
various" magnetic fields..
The next stage is to keep
these short,, rapid `pulses going
for a full second. and to get them.
to a hundred million degrees.
"It requires the design of
electrical engineering equip-
inent which no one has yet
even•envieeger,1,? Dr.. Thonernann
deelare'd„ without batting an „, • eyelid.
' He seemed Eonfident. So did.
the reporters. They stage were.
not . sure who had done what
first, but this they. understood:
,H-power is, coming; nothing can
stop noW.
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on the glass of the booth is in
reality the cattle brands in, use
throughout the area. Every
pay phone booth in Tucumcari
is decorated with the brands to
let visitors know that they recil-
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one distinct vice of Canedians.
Slat no one will deny that, we
have a distinct climate. In fact,
we have several climates all
Canadian. For that reason the
flower and vegetable seeds we
sow and the nursery stock we
plant must be specially selected
for Canada, Something that may
give wonderful results in Eng-
k land or Virginia or the south seas
could be a terrible flop here,
When one selects seed from a Ca-
nadian seed catalogue, one can
be sure that that seed is suited to
Canada, that, in most cases, it
has been field tested under ac-
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especially bred for our short
but quick growing climate.
LAWN WORK EARLY
The new gardener is too much
inclined to rush the season and
get out digging hardly before
the last snow drifts have melt-
ed. Much more harm than good
results from this haste with
most garden jobs, But there is
one we can hardly start too
soon. That is repairing, rebuild-
ing the lawn or starting a brand
new one.
Grass grows best when the
weather is cool and moist and
the sooner the seed is planted
in -the spring the better, Of
course, we can't or shouldn't
start to make or dig while the
soil is the least bit muddy. But
even before the last snow goes
we can put up a wire around
the lawn to protect it from
wandering children and adults
who should know better. Then
a little later we can smooth out
any bumps and fill any holes
and re-seed. With the new
lawn to-be, too, we should start
raking and levelling just as
soon as the soil is dry enough.
Grass, it should be remembered,
is a plant just like a flower or
vegetable, and if we want it to
do well, we plant the best seed
available and in good fine soil.
FOR AN EARLY START
About this time in the cooler
parts of Canada or where the
real spring seems to have been
unduly delayed, one, can get a
head start by sowing some seeds
of the tenderer sorts of flowers
and vegetable in shallow trays
oresflower pots and , putting in a
sunny window. With a bit of
luck and if we fellow directions,
we can get a substantial supply e
of started plants, such as zin-
nias, marigolds and such things
in the flowers and tomatoes,
peppers and even a few extra
early melons in the vegetable
line. These boxes should be
watered frequently and turned
• around frequently 'so that the
plants do not get .spindly.
NOT TOO DEEP
One of the commonest mis-
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plarl far too 'deep. Little seeds
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and So on, isemerely pressed in
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sifted lightly over, Bigger seeds
like :those of peas, beans and
nasturtiums should be planted
about half an inch deep, corn
and beans an itch deep, and
potatoes, gladiolus, dahlias six
to eight Melees 'deep.
'MAKE THEM WORK
"It's useless sowing seeds two
feet deep," FOthers advised his
neighbour over the garden fence.
"I know,' was the reply, ''but
annoys the birds."
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hand at the figure which was
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Then Drysdae began to wall;
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shadowed by detectives, he got
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into bed. The police searched the
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and found the stolen money
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COME DANCE WITH ME - Apparently forgetting about the
game, Togo Palazzi rocks 'n' rolls.to a private jive session in
Madison Square Garden. Actually, Palazzi was trying to
wrestle the ball away from Charlie Tyra, In the background
are the Dolph Schayes (4) and the. Willie Naulls (6),
ZETA Bedazzles Watching Reporters
when neutrons were thrown out
of deuterium gas heated by.
Zeta fb temperatures' between:
2,000,000 and 5,000,000 degrees.
Centigrade?
Had H-power been produced
by Zeta? No, said the research-
ers, no power at all, H or non-
H.
What had been done? Let's
have the facts, said the news-
men, Let's pin it down. The
natural scientists on the plat-
_form of. Cockcroft;,Hall-includ-
ing Sir John Coccroft himself,
who 25 years' ago discovered
atomic fusion - smiled and
sighed and tried again.
Well, asked the reporters one
after other, phrasing it first this '
way and then that, was it the
first time a controlled thermo-
nuclear reaction had been ob-
tained in a laboratory?
Well, no, not exactly, said the
natul'al scientists. They would
not claim even that. They were
not sure yet, "
Sir. John said -he, was 90 per
cent Certain. But no man work-
in on Zeta would, on the record,
go as far as that.
Problem Remains
"Well, if none of 'your re-
searchers will say they have
done it, Sir John," one corre-
spondent asked plaintively,
"will your press officer perhaps
say it?"
Tension dissolved in a great
pulse of H-laughter.
But the problem remained,
What then was the "remarkable
British scientific achievement?"
to use Sir John Cockcroft's own
description.
After all, there are other ma-.
chines, as we now have learned,
in Britain and in the United
States which have produced
temperatures of 4,000,000, 5,000,-
000, and 6,000,000,0 degrees and
may also have produced a fu-
sion reaction e writes John Allen
May in The Christian Science
Monitor.
"Look" at last said the head
of the Zeta program, Dr. Peter
Clive Thonemann. He has a
deep, confident, patient, and
amused Australian voice. "Look,"
he said, "this ove.gen, have
we produced .ikreled H-
epoWer reaction? It's really irre-
levant,
"We have held a ring of gas
Immoral Jeans
Outside there was snow. The
roads were covered with a sheet
of ice. Traffic, cut adrift from
time, gingerly felt its delayed
and, darkening way across Berk-
shire.
Inside Harwell, in a concrete
shelter in a onetime aircraft
hangar, Britain's H-power ma-
chine ZETA lit in perfect safety
a whirling nuclear fire that
flared for a fraction of a second
at temperatures a thousand
tieeee as hot. ,as the surface of
t1-, sun.
ileporters 4 more ,;reporters
then the HarWell Atomic Energy
E::search Establishment had
seen before at' one time-
r' e the flash in a mirror, dark-
le. They groped for under-
st -nding and the words to' core-
r it. •
The clock said it. was 4:15
p.m. The calendar 'said it was
.Ten. 23, 1958. These were but
p etial facts.
To the reporters it was just
Et...ether day, yet also obviously
sew hour in a new age, Which
\ is confusing. Swimming in an
etruse sea, they clung to the
tew hard facts they had grasped.
Within a year ZETA will far
su:pass the temperature not on
the surface but at the way cen-
ter of the sun. The sun burns
there at 15,000,000 degrees cen-
ilerade. ZETA may go' to 25,-
0C-5,000 degrees.
A new British H-power ma-
cl :ne is about to be built which
13 to touch between 100,000,000
ar. 1 300,000,000 degrees.
The next step after that will
Le to design a practical thermo-
ruClear power station. This may
La built. in 20 years' time.
• This station may directly pro-
duce electricity,. cutting out. al-
together the costly and cumber-e
some heat exchanger and steam
turbine gear of today's A-power
stations.
The fuel will be sea water,
Supplies of coal may last-I00
Years, eupplide of uranium 300,
but supplies Of deitterium (from
sea water) will be available for
at least 1,000,000,000 years,
But the newspapermen 'Want-
ed more, They wanted to freeze
a moment of 'history, too.
,lust what kind of a mark was
.set on the night of Aug. 30, 1057,
between 10 p.ni. and 3 a.m.
The Sunntia 16 OtIritS an esy.t•4eati
perrtianent record of 411 'addiebfilstitio
daidelattonS required In an ettiee. This
hand operated niechIne, adds
end subtracts, is fitted' with &Mee for
an gives Credit pain
andet. the Sunnite ig t 16.141:
i4yhoied,and ft 'steeple' SwItati control
With:tont iMaitietit tor tatalt, fittlIttOf6til.
iiMtraotton. and nontadd.
Girls wearing jeans in the
streets of Indonesia recently had
a shook, Police and troops sud-
denly swooped on them, rounded
them up and told them that
trousers for women were "int-
Moral."
The bewildered girls ware
taken to cells at police stations:
"debagged" and then locked in
suntil their parents arrived with
"decent" dress for them.
Why did the policeban jeans?
"Because they give the ' wearers a
devil-may-care feeling which is
likely to lead to immorality and
crime," say the police, And when
an American psychologist who
was touring Indonesia at the
time was asked his opinion, tie
replied: rrhe police are right.
A girl hi jeans loses the serf-
respect she possesses in a tkirt."
Counties thousands of women.,
and girls who regularly wear
jeans will laugh at 'the ban.
Sales of jeans have been booming
for several years. One British
firm is turning out 50,000 Pelt's
a Week. Said a London store
buyek: "They are figUre-defite-
Rig and much better than. sloppy
slacks foe girls. Tight jeers have
tip and flair."
Researchers show that whert4.
ever women have donned ttOLIA
SETS of any kind all down the
ages, some critics Piave raised
their hernia in hertor arid cried;
"How ehrockingl" or' Weeds , to
'that effect.. It Wee the worteri of
'ancient Persia Who first aped
men's R611111,5 ywearing:
trouser-style
English statistics' show that the
Meet' agngern§ tge lot riding
bicycles is betefeen 11 arid 14.
OitIS have obiy° ofte,cinattet as.
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