Show THE OGDEN 2A OGDEN UTAH STANDARD-EXAMINE- THURSDAY EVENING JUNE 12 1858 BOULDER Colo (AP)— There stills such as this one may have is a still in operation here that has nothing to fear from the duction of atomic power as coal mines and oil refineries have in Revenooers It's output is pure but a far cry the age of fossil fuels For every atom of heavy hyfrom pure mountain dew This still is operated by the govern- drogen found in nature there are ment's own National Bureau of about 7000 atoms of ordinary hyStandards and its yield is heavy drogen The two forms of hydrogen so far can't be easily sepa hydrogen Heavy hydrogen and oxygen rated Fvictinsr mpthnds are slow and produce the "heavy water" required by atomic reactors which costly but scientists at the use uranium as fuel Someday reau of Standards Laboratory By GALBRAITH SIDE GLANCES i ferw Tl I hi m Bu-jtur- is now advancing from laboratory to pilot plant proportions The project has cost about $45000 a year for the past three J super-chille- es A avi r a i Km fi Li years Technical studies for the Boulder project are being made by Thomas M Flynn a chemical engineer doing graduate work at the University of Colorado for his doctor of philsophy degree He is a science graduate of Rice University in Houston Tex George Wallace and James Draner of the National Bureau of standards are constructing the intricate' apparatus PIANOS PACKING A: & 11 9 - uo w £ -- f w hi STORAGE BAGGAGE furniture of any kind the Nation 231 22nd Street Dial IX "VOPID 4-89- 44 WIDE MOVING" 1 9 e of Coi ay) pw SLADE TRANSFER Agenf North American Van Lnt Across the street or across m PS jiH!Si u CI y iff w jl -- n fen f-- gen can be liquified mechanically ine next prooiem is to get xne liquid hydrogen to boil gently so that the ordinary here are confident they can lick and smoothly will bubble away first hydrogen the leaving heavy hydrogen betion It's the same method used to separate alcohol from water hind Ordinary hydrogen boils at or gasoline from kerosene The 4229 degrees below zero while stuff is boiled in a still and the heavy hydrogen boils at 4171 delighter stuff passes off first leavbelow grees ing the heavier liquid behind Daniel H Weitzel laboratory With hydrogen the big task is on the project said work leader to get it d into liquid form This is done by using liq has been going on for three years uid nitrogen which gets teniDera- - "each still a little larger and down to hundreds of de- - more complicated in design than below zero where the hydro- - i tne one before" The equipment grees Revenooers Stay Away From Boulder Still R r 4 Uii T 5 aj by U8 Pat NEA — Oft Scrvic '''AP B IG j— A 4 SAVINGS THROUGHOUT JUNi k mm Inc 'It seems fantastic that 16 years ago we worked for days trying to get her to say her first wordl "1 ' if t 1 1 c OR I (INS) — Ev- stomach cancer with only a a club that no- chance of recovery erett Silver heads — until he is wants to join "After my operation it body Calif OAKLAND stricken with cancer It is called the Cancer Courage Club of California and all of its 150 members are persons who have survived cancer operations The club's aim is to bring courage and hope to other cancer victims by providing living examples that the disease can be fought— and often conquered These men and women whose ages range from 30 to 70 have fought their way back from cancer of the tongue jaw throat breast stomach cervix and uterus Residents of Oakland and surrounding areas they include the vice president of a foundry an insurance broker railroad engineer nurse real estate agent bakery goods deliverer retired officer Army colonel machinist carpenter and an Alameda County politician All of them now lead happy lives and want to help other cancer victims who are mentally decancer pressed By visiting theaccounts to give personal patients ©f their own victories over the disease the members of the Canter Courage Club have not only helped but have saved lives INTESTINAL SURGERY One Berkeley worn-who had heard of the club wrote to say that she was "desinperate" She had survived an had testinal cancer operation but to use equipment for elimination She complained that she could not bear it that she was alone in the world and that she did not want to go on living Everett Silver a life insurance salesman in Oakland and the Can-eCourage Club's president had gone through a similar operation and has to Use the same equip ment Silver telephoned her and talked for 45 minutes The wom an decided to remain alive and join the Cancer Club That was two years ago She now lives in Santa Monica and writes a cheerful letter to the elub every month The members of the Cancer Courage Club are devoted to the organization which they say brought them new life Every month they gather in Oakland's YMCA — some traveling as far as 50 miles — to chat form plans for helping cancer victims play bingo and dance "You can't imagine what it does for these people just to get together with others who have had cancer" Silver says "Once they were depressed sick defeated Now they laugh and joke and dance around and have a swell ex-Na- vy I 50-5- 0 was even worse" he recalls "for then I was mentally ill worried about whether it would come back I was completely depressed de feated" It was understandable OsQ since five of his close relatives had died of cancer One day in a doctor's office Silver picked up a magazine and read an article describing a cured cancer' club in Washington D C The organization consists of persons who have undergone cancer operations and lived without a recurrence for at least five years the period of time recognized by doctors and insurance com- panies as necessary to prove a complete cure Silver went to the American Cancer Society and asked for help in starting a similar club in Oakland The society gave him no encouragement I Mi-'- ' IM TnB SO POUNPS— otDi-iH- -- X with "fla seats -- xf i m cic H u 4 i i" r 1 the Whole Family— A Gift! 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