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Show HAIIY HFRAIF) FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1960 Utah - County, Utah .1 safety problems in Orem.1 Chairman Albert Hedquist conducted the meeting. Mr. Hedquist introduced Mrs. Earl Clark, president of the Lincoln Junior High School PTA and Mrs. Robert Rogers, safety chairman. Mrs. Clark brought to the. attention of the safety council the problem of students in large numbers crossing the 800 South and U. S. 91 intersection. The safety council pledged its assistance in finding a solution and several possible remedies were discussed. Mrs. Jack Cameron, safety education chairman was assigned the' project of continuing with the investigation. Willard Kemp and Jim West, state road traffic engineers, presented the safety council with a (booklet on traffic laws "When or Where to Solve Problems and Still Follow the State Lawi" Mr. Kemp Jtold the group thatf many traffic hazards that now exist will lessen when the interstate highways are completed. "Sections of the interstate system should be completed in 1962' Mr. Kemp said. Orem City Manager O. V. Farnsworth expressed hope that in the near, future the students and public will help with the litter-bug situation. "This problem is becoming a tremendous problem in sanitation as well as a nuisance," Mr. Farnsworth aid. "Soon containers should be available for debris and lltteV on the corners where the neeid is the greatest," the manager said. non-traffi- v ' ' ,,, J is. Mm mm r GAS MASK CRIB FOR BABY If the world should ever suffer the catastrophe of a chemical, as well as nuclear, war babies can be protected as demonstrated here by Lt. Max Newman, officer on duty at the special civilian survival display set up in the City and County Building main floor by Dugway Proving Grounds, Mrs. Dean Ash is being shown how her baby, .Stacy, could be placed in the special crib which would seal out air poisons and have the same effect as a gas mask for ... , , an adult. - Dugway Proving Grounds Installs Exhibit On Survival in City and County Building By JOAN GEYER DUGWAY Once Utah's secret proving grounds embarked upon a public relations program designed to " let citizens know a little more about perils of biological and chemical- - warfareand defenses against it. v air-test- ed This week Dugway has an elabo- rate display . mile area, whereas a County Building, open all weeK weapon carrying 450 ponds of including, Saturday, includes a biological agent could threaten portable, chemical analysis unit, peopl within a 34,000 square which samples air at various elemile area, depending upon weath- vations, and radios back reports er conditions - at the time and to headquarters. immediately following dispersal Dugway has great fields of of the agent. areas where toxic sampling are disbursed and Certain chemical agents could agents remote control by rows cover a mile area. by of agents. sampling a Quoting release from the Dugway also has methods of chief chemical officer dfthe na tion, Lt. Newman, said mass im sterilizing contamination. On display this week will be munization against normal civil ian disease threats under bio potatoes sterilized two 'years logical warfare might be accom- ago and still safe from spoilage. The display includes mock panied by spraying large masses "sheets" of the population with aerosols. bombs, incendiary which can a burnset steel safe He said it had been determined to fire and ing, light a battlethat laboratory animals have a field. greater resistance to tularemia from inhaling live vaccine aere-sol- s Mechanical design- of the exmakes it an unusual teachthan by standard injections hibit device. As color slides are ing into the skin. shown, colored bulbs light up on Military and civilian gas masks a large chart of the dugway and infant protectors are the range where a particumost effective type of defense lar testshowing was made. against biological and chemical One of the of biologiattacks if masking is ranid. sairi cal 'defense isproblems having-ohand in Lt. Newman. medical ma,ss supply supplies orGas masks are availahi nirt in used small quantities dinarily for dogs. as immunizing or. treatment The display in the City and agents, said Lt. Newman. 100-squa- re most has .on" the second floor and of City Couniy Building, Provo, with color films on some of the t field testing done on ts 1,500,000-acr- e proving' grounds. is applied function Dugway's research that is, field tests for all branches of the armed forces in the fields of chemical, biological and radiological weapons and weapons systems'. Th 5 display, which is under direction of First Lt. Max Newand man, includes infant civilian gas masks and an protector, into which can be placed babies too young to wear a gas mask. Lt. Newman sees .the day; as not too distant when' gas masks may be on sale in drug stores and supermarkets. 'Masks already . approved are effective against chemical gases and radioactive fallout of the type that could be inhaled, and they re effective against most biological agents such as bacteria, protozoa, fungus and Masks are not yet available which filter ' out all. viruses. 2 bomber or its He said could drop a equivalent thermo-nuclebomb causing destruction within a 75 to ; military c, 100-squa-re mi wmmrM'iMmili4VtiiaSM0t .p, n Tnfm ifulScott Shupe. NEPHMPatients at the Juab County Hospital recently were: J. H. Carter, Jeffery Bowles, Bryant Tidwell, Dorothy Pass, Susan Howard, Gregory Hanson, Ken Thayrie, all of Nephi. Vivian Milberg, Barbara Mark Milburg, Fullerton, Calif.; Leland Despain, Fountain Green; Edna L. 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New Members , - IT Y(yJCI AUTOMATIC IRONER Past Governor Honored TURKEYS - ' . ar If iSteeltl in American Fork Hospital cently include: American Fork Archie Lor en Brady, Karen Taylor, Merrill Leon Smith, Joyce Kay Larsen, Georgia Parry, Betsy Wagner, Dorothy Hansen, Grace Thornton. Pleasant Grove John E. Slater, Linda . Green, Reta M. Martin, Arthur M. Liscomb Jr., Cheryl Curry, James Cullimore, Janice Lyn Nelson, Dorothy Gutierrez, Errol Christiansen. Lehi' Or a Dee Hansen, Mary Jane France, Arthur Olsen. Mark Durrant Jr. Payson Orem Lorain Johansen. Bount- B-5- TELLER PROVIDES CLUE SAN JOSE, Calif. (UPI) An armed bandit locked three persons inxa vault at the Security Savings and Loan Co: Wednesday and caped with $3,200. But police received a clue to his identity when teller June Ladd an amateur art-is- i, sketched a likeness of the man. "i re- rick-ettsia-e. Claude E. Smith, Eugene Lassen and LeRoy Davis'. , ;The meeting also honored Judge r Louis Thaler, past , supreme Governor of Mooseheart. Special guests were Mr. and Mrs Fred Wilson regional director of the Western States, and ,Dock Hughes, both of . Denver, Colo. : Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas, Ogden, and Mn and Mrs. Fred Bock, Mr. and Mrs. George Ratcliffe and M. S. McRae, all of .; Salt Lake. Tony Madsen, past governor' of Provo and Edward R. Buys were both presented with merit awards for the progress made in the lodge during their year in office. Following the enrollment ceremony a banquet was seved to vall lodge members and their wives by Guy Norton, refreshment chairman, and his committee. ' ii. Patients AMERICAN FORK . a--- r i i . ronrile - mm American Fork, Juab Hospitals List Patients , j Public Urged to Study It o r, The safety council meets once Orem Safety OREM . 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