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Madison Livestock Market
Madison Mills, Va. "
February 15, 1958
Cows, 12.85-17.
Heifers, 14-19.50.
Veal calves, good, 18.25.34.
Hogs, 17.50-2J.50.n
Sows, 15.50-18.25.
Baby calves, 4-17. •
Pigs, shoats, 9-18.50.
man. These particles penetrate almost all objects. They, enter our bodies and lodge there. In the process, they bombard our cells,. the smallest reproducing units of our bodies and affect tiny changes in those cells.
Radiation is cumnlative. From conception to death, whenever a person is exposed to these rays, there is deposited within his body the amount of radiation he receives, and it becomes a part of him. Certain body cells are partiBlood making cells of the spleen, cularjy receptive to radiation, bone marrow cells and the reproductive cells are1especially.so. Because of this, growing children and people ; within tlv child-bearing period of life should be exposed to radiation from any source only when there is a defiite need for diagnostic purposes.
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