Show s I I i I WEDNESDAY EVENING JULY 6 THE OGDEN (UTAH) 195b pw v w 3A STANDARD-EXAMINE- R 5 Wins $32000 But May Try For $64000 Science Can’t Keep Up U S Pollution Is Robbing By KENNETH O GILMORE (Second of a Series) WASHINGTON (NEA)— Pollution is robbing the country of its priceless water supply Like a parasite it sucks up the oxygen which bacteria depend upon to consume waste and filth in rivers lakes streams and harbors fac- Three Factors' Three interlocking factors account for this cesspool situation which will soon have a critical effect upon water resources say ex- ftjaff0nal perts at the US rr— t vv ' ? He’s not kidding Here’s why: By 1975 it is estimated the US population will have soared to 200 million that’s a jump of 40 million persons And in 20 years present industrial production will have doubled Public Health Per capita water consumption Service is 7 already increasing four to five 1 Bigger popu- per cent each year Whereas 127 tations and bigger gallons of water are now consumed daily per person the figindustries are dumping more and more retuse ure will be up to 145 gallons in into the nation’s waterways 20 years 2 More men and machines are Present trends indicate indus- amounts increased of water demands will sky- trial demanding -- V Nnue billion gallons a day It takes 365000 gallons of wafer to produce one ton of rayon yarn-an510000 gallons to make 1000 yards of woolen cloth Modern conveniences like air conditioning are drawing off huge amounts of water Sanitary engineers figure one large building may use three million gallons of water a day This is as much as a city of 12000 people consumes in the same period “The time has come when we our water in order to must an have adequate ’supply” says Maurice Le Bosquet Jr deputy chief of the water supply and water pollution program at the Public Health Service Purify Used Water “The solution is to purify and to treat already used water of cities and industries in order to maintain high quality and thus to permit repeated use as the streams flow from city to city and from industry to industry He and others point out however' that this is a gigantic and expensive task And certain industrial developments are making it even harder Detergents for example are giving sanitary engineers a whopping headache Tons of this new type cleaner are Swirling down the drains of American homes It’s causing a major snafu at numerous purification plants because 'detergents so successfully stir up and break apart clumps of I lL '' s s NEW A - I If $ f : the v ' s'6- i : i VC- - £ T'B 'f Y-f- I 1 y£ v 3 T? y 3 v A ' j: i ' " OUTLET —Sewer outlets like this are typical of many cities charging domestic sewage and waste into streams dis- - next-to-la- hurdle in the st CBS TV program “The $64000 si i " y r t x r 3- - v:' 3 S s e rx j o: x V y- REFUSE — Industrial pollution of nation’s rivers is typified by this steel mill which allows its refuse to pour Into a waterway filth settles to the bottom of a the situation is probably the wrorst for 910 industries out of tank Strange chemicals from new 1146 in the area are doing this But other regions are guilty industries are giving health officials plenty of worries Some of From Pittsburgh to the Missisthem are highly poisonous and sippi River the Ohio River is secorrosive Generally industrial A few of the waste consists of oils acids chem- riously polluted iticals greases mineral salts and cities affected are Pittsburgh self Wheeling W Va and Cinanimal and vegetable material Now synthetic chemicals and cinnati fibers insecticides rodenticides In both these regions the cause plastic and radioactive wastes are is both municipal and industrial being fed into waterways Ordi- with the emphasis on the latter nary water treatment systems In the South the influx of new incannot handle some of these com- dustries is just beginning to cause plex chemicals problems dirt Discharge Raw Waste In the West and far West indusmore water is scarce due to 3500 Disrupts Process where than Today This completely disrupts the tries are discharging raw waste droughts pollution can mean standard filtration process which into water without any attempts ruin (Next: Natural pollution) operates on the principle that at treatment In New England -- mhmWW Kreitzer has a week to decide whether to take the $32000 she has already won 54-year-o- ld 1 d re-us- (AP)— Mrs YORK Catherine E on a television quiz show or risk losing it in a try for - $64000 The grandmother from Camp Hill Pa survived r e Figures to Soar s"w ' 4ry — rocket 170 per cent and municitories pal demands 50 per cent by 1975 3 Yet the over-al- l supply re- Factories plants and mills are almains the same Science has not rain ready gulping up a staggering come up with a sure-firquantity of water maker “We’re going to have to run 13 Billion Gallons like the devil to stand still” says The steel industry for examan expert on water control and ple drinks up approximately 13 pollution usable water in homes and -- of Water Mansfield Claims Shenanigans In U S Foreign Military Aid -r--£- Question” when she gave’ correct answers to a three-par- t Bible question last night A devout Bible reader all her life Mrs Kreitzer had chosen to be quizzed on the Bible when she started on the program two weeks ago That night she reached the $8000 mark and last week came back to win $16000 Three-Par- t Question for the $32000 last Aiming was she given the names night of Matthew Peter James the Greater and James the Less and then was asked to complete the list of the 12 apostles For a moment it appeared she might lose out when she skipped John She quickly ran through the list a second time however and named the missing disciple as well as Andrew Thad-deu- s Bartholomew Philip Thomas Simon and Jrias Iscariot WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen Mansfield accused the Eisenhower administration today of “incredible shenanigans” in connection with the foreign military aid program Saying he will seek a thorough investigation by Congress Mansfield said the Defense Department on a single day had obligated for spending—a bookkeeping transaction — more than half a billion dollars in past foreign aid appropriations not yet spent He said this occurred June 30 the last day of the T955 fiscal (D-Mon- year There was no immediate comment from the Defense Department Both the House and Senate wrote into the new foreign aid authorization bill a restriction'to forbid the administration from carrying over into this1 fiscal more year which started July than 200 million dollars of aid money voted in past years but not spent or obligated by mid- night June 30 Mansfield said the “maneuver” of obligating this amount —earmarking the money for specific military items to be bought in the legal effect the future--h- as of spending the money even though it may not actually be She had no trouble with the remaining two parts of the question: How did Matthew and Peter make their living and who was the father of James the Less? She replied without hesitating that Peter was a fisherman and Matthew a tax collector and James’ father was named Alphaeus 1st Negro Heads-Hig- t) paid out for months or even years The practice of deadline spending by government agencies usually on a smaller scale has been a subject of congressional criticism for years - Sol's SUNSHINE and SHADOW 1 Hi ho wealthero with vacation daze A man just back from Washington D C was telling about his hectic week there trying to get things done He said the most unusual thing happened when he took a blonde out the last evening he was there They had dinner and then he asked for a kiss and she slapped him! “That must have made you mad” we said “No” he replied “I liked it— that was the first definite answer I’d had all week!” Ho hum Loona the office vamp after an airplane ride said: “Give me the good old terra firma —and the more firmer the less terror” Barbara the fountain girl was selling perfume “This brand girls” she said nonchalantly “has proved quite effective: It has a chloroform base!” Come in and get it at ENSIGN’S DRUG STORE Colorok Asbestos in Pastel Colors ELIMINATES PAINTING Improve Your Homo Appoeroneo t LASTS A LIFETIME No Down Payment 3 Years to Pay— Frae Estimates INTERrlOUNTAtN ROOF CO h State Court 3030 Wash Blvd Ph 6862 333 24th Street Rx Dick says: The woman on trial for murdering her husband was acquitted because one little old lady on the jury said: “We felt sorry for her— after all she was a widow Stock up on Bufferin for headaches ALBANY N Y CAP)— Goy Averell Harriman today appointed a Negro as a justice of State Supreme CourtJudge Harold A Stevens of Manhattan’s General Sessions to be is believed Court (criminal) the first of his race to serve on LINCOLN Neb (AP)— State the Supreme Court He fills a Tax Commissioner Fred Her- vacancy caused by death The rington was telling the State post pays $28000 a year Board of Equalization yesterStevens 48 is a Democrat and day about “quirks” in county a former assemblyman He will tax assessment returns serve until Dec 31 1955 He was year born in John’s Island S C and With a wry smile he said is a governor of the guild of Grant County — in the heart Catholic Lawyers of Nebraska’s ranch country — listed no milk cows no corn SAVE WITH SAFECO on its farms and and on assessment ranches day 1 He promised to look into it Tax Raise Boosts Nebraska Raheh Taft Roosevelt and Johnson Show Voters Is Out Country Funds Nevada's Timber Health Know of Presidential Need to Of Cows Grain? t ed next year’s Democratic nomi- the latter months of his third nation when his Republican op- term to aspire to a fourth ponent likely would be Mr Eis- “Ugly” Rumors Denied There were rumors scorned as enhower he still would be young “ugly” during the 1944 campaign enough to have his eye on 1960 about Mr health He may yet achieve it But the Democrats Roosevelt’s down The beat them voters will have to be told now White House But them denied before they go for Johnson that Mr Roosevelt was a dying he could carry the White House that man when he set out for a fourth load of his assoterm and that Johnson’s friends would not ciates knew it some out firmly set is persuade many nor would the in “The Man From Independprofoundly optimistic findings of ence” a biography of former a physician have much weight Truman by Jonathan with the citizens They had all of President Daniels The shockingly bald revthat in 1944 AO’aft? elations of Daniels’ book are supTaft died six months “after Taft Didn’t Know ported by earlier reports on FDR FDR’s personal secretary Grace no is There evidence Taft that President Eisenhower was inaugRe1952 knew when he the Tully wrote in her book of being fought urated Franklin D Roosevelt a nomination was he that “seriously alarmed” by the Presiserved less than three months of publican man doomed is not dent’s condition that It likely his fourth term and just missed "FDR could measure his Robert Sherwood a worshipful leaving the White House to Henry own honestly weakness when he offered biographer of “Roosevelt And A Wallace a fourth term in 1944 Harry Hopkins” relates that “I himself for Question of Health But some men around Mr was shocked by his appearance” The question of the health of Roosevelt knew how his health when he saw FDR in the last camthose individuals with a real was and what they wrere about paign year After the election and ' chance of obtaining a major party They’ve written books to prove the Yalta conference Adm Erpresidential nomination has been it Mr Roosevelt was failing men- nest J King then chief of naval raised again by the heart condi- tally and physically in 1944 Ed- operations noted “serious deterition which has bedded Senate ward J Flynn Democratic leader oration” in FDR Democratic Leader Lyndon B of New York state is authority Former Secretary of State Johnson Hull found the President will Cornell find for that statement You Johnson is 46 years old He wasf it on page 181 of Flynn’s book w'as vague and was likely to lose stricken just as what had seemed “You’re The Boss” published in the thread of conversation to be a hopeless gleam in the eyes 1947 All of this adds up to substan: of his friends had developed into DemoFDR’s had tial been Flynn proof that the voters were iga substantial presidential boom cratic Committee chair- norant of the true state of Mr National If Johnson had missed or avoid- - man and must be counted among Roosevelt’s health when they rehis close and loyal friends Some turned him to a triumphant fourth books and years later the story term in 1944 And that some of was about complete Mr Roose- the promoters of his candidacy velt was in no condition during were fully aware of his condition ‘ : i By LYLE C WILSON WASHINGTON (UP) --r- Evidence continues to accumulate that the voters should demand a certificate of reasonably good health of their Presidents and from those who aspire to that office A question which still fascinates this political center is: Who would be President of the United States today if the Republicans in 1952 had nominated and elected Robert j Nearly Vk Times CARSON CITY Nev (AP)— Nevada’s big boost in gambling taxes brought the state $932492 the past three months almost 2Vz times as much as the total tor the corresponding period a year ago The last legislature increased the state tax on gross gambling earnings from a flat 2 per cent to a sliding scale ranging from 3 to 5 per cent The gross tax when added to table fees race wire levies and penalties brought to $1120299 the total the state received from gambling in the past quarter The corresponding figure for the spring quarter of 1954 was $476478 of which $391691 came from the former 2 per cent gross tax this no-whe- at SPECIAL LAUNDERETTE SERVICE Only 8c Per Lb MODEL'S NEW DRIVE-IDRY CLEANING AND LAUNDRY £2 N ! 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