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Show Wafer Sufficient Respite Population Boom By FRANK MACOMEER Copley News ServiC' Even if there the gigantic explosion population g!olal that many scientists have predicted for the next quarter-- i vv entury. the world ill not go there Yet always u.ll thirsty. e some regions jf the earth short of water. Conversion cf seawater to fie-- h water, while production slow ly, i osts are coming down is perhaps 20 years away competing with other Conversion supplies. f coupled with the Ls ex-o- distribution, will remain too high until there is a scientific - engineering breakthrough in the clesalinization process. controversial DDT, fallout and other (ontaminants in earths mignt have a minor on some water affect adverse But their greatest i eseurces. to danger lies in the threat the health of human beings who eat fish, meat, fruit and The i adioactive exposed to these. And that includes about everybody. The recycling of sewage or other water for industrial purposes or to recharge underground water levels has been going on for years and is expected to gain more moAs for recycling mentum. water for human consumption. that day is tar down the load and is not likely to arrive until a shortage of other resources demands that science recycle a potable product from sewer water. vegetables irrigation. Yet little of this world is using moie water surprisingly large amount Ls than it has. wasted. Ferguson, fur example, inThe American public fur sists that technology is well years to come will argue ov er equipped to produce water" whether public water supplies either through seawater conshould be treated with fluoversion or recycling in time to rine, just as they debated ihe head off any global snonage. There are restrictions or. pros and cons of chlorine 30 water use today mostly beyears ago. Today chlorination is an accepted process for cause of cost, be explains. w ater For example, seawater disThirty purification. years hence fluorine may be tillation to fresh water is limited so far by beat, and tberp accepted generally as a pr is no limit to the heat that can requisite for dental health. be produced fer conversion as These me some observations trom a gathering of U.S. technology ptogt esses. Watson says that water is water experts attending the of the a matter og geography. annual conference American Water Works AssoMany people think converciation at San Diego, CalJ. sion of seawater will solve in 1881, AWWA, organized any shortages, but there al today has a membership of ADVERTISEMENT more than 19,000, including utility' executives and employes, government officials, public health workers, engineers, scientists and educators. Ask your The statements, which repof a resent thinking among AWWA delenew SURE-la- x gates nevertheless would run With lots of laxatives and lots into arguments in some of claims -- no wonder you're AWWA quarters. They come confused. from interviews with Eric F. Your duggist will tell you a executive AWWA doctor often prescribes a laxaJohnson, tive that works several ways . . . secretary; George E. Fergunot just one or two. son. legiunal hydrologist, U.S. works four New SURE-la- x Geological Survey, Arlington, beneficial ways: it lubricates, Va.; Henry J. Ongerth, chief, moisturizes, softens and stimulates. bureau of sanitary engineere a prescriping. California Department of tion is a compound of ingreS. Kenneth Public Health, and dients that Watson, urban enviromental works four ways! Ask engineering manager for the your Bechtel Corp., San Francisco. druggist. Most water experts seem SURE-lax- . to discount a recent congresGentle, effective relief in tablet form. sional report warning that the O IMS ALII C. ways will be some places on in shot! supply. "The best way to make sute there is no widespread shortage is to manage our earth where water is water, just as industries are doing today by for use as An AWWA committee a study For example, they point out, the cost of providing Co- k'toie River water about 10 cents per 1.000 gallons. It will cost about 15 cents per 1,000 gal distribution i REEL 28 44 SIZE SIZE ... SIZE (159 Climbers Ready KATMANDU, (IT'D SNORKEL ur FISHING REEL 0 FREE STL.PPING Reg. 3.9S SIZEExtrHzvy12500 8 MAN U.S. NAVY BLACK NEOPRENE RUBBER BOAT Aluminum Oars 99 C00 1 ...lso A lent 5 Condition DELUXE CENTER (OCUS TO POWER oj SCUBA TANKS 1 Hour Diving AQ95 FULL WET SUITS Full Length. Reg. 50.00 AIR FILLS 2,300 Vietnam Combat Japa- nese alpine gioup has established a tamp at 20,000 feet on Mt. 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