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IOC Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore., Sun., Sept. 21, 1952 Alberta, Canada Area Likely Source of NW Natural Gas From an engineering standpoint, the only likely source of natural gas for use in the Pacific North west is the Alherta, Canada, pro duction area, the chief engineer for Portland Gas Ji Coke Co. told a Friday night professional en gineers' meeting in Eugene. P. B. Larson was the featured speaker at a banquet session of the Society of Professional Engineers of Oregon at the Osburn Hotel. First tracing the history of gas 20 per cent less per unit of heat would be required before natural gas could reach upper Willamette Valley communities. PIPING DELAYED The speaker also stated that mar keting of natural gas will require than present supplies of mamifac Hired gas are being marketed. Larsen pointed nut that although the cost of natural gas, to the dis tributor, will be ahout twice that of manufactured gas, the natural!. conversion of all consumers gas fuel is twice as potent and gives!0"""" units, and this expense two times as much heat per unit.wi" need to be borne by the tlis Portland will be the terminus of I tributing companies. For P. G. & t, any line built into the Northwest! ",e sal,d- conversion costs will run from Alberta, the r. G. & C. engi- close to 8 mllllon doll!irs neer stated. Present P. G. & C. gas At present, Larsen said, plans a a fuel larsen Dointed out that'linfis tram Portland to Salem are;""1 Piping W m from Canada are fcWinC::!.!' transmission lines, he added, being delayed by two factors: the industry has come just since the nereiore, anni uonai construction: . u.,,u,, ,..,, start of World War II. The Alberta "L.i"8'" i-L. J Z L hrochmnn ICC province; and, the U. S. Federal '"ml'",n,lra' I lWJlimuilviujJPo Commission's objections . f that the Alberta fields may not be VJGl5 I nClGuSG iot sufficient size to guarantee in vestments that would be required Hiehliehted bv an unexpected to market their output in the Northwest. Eugene School Board Paces Long Agenda Prospects are for a long meet Ing tor the Eugene School Board Monday night, with several major items on its agenda. The board will hear a report from Dr. C. L. Huffaker, of the University of Oregon Bureau of Statistical Research, which is ex pected to predict enrollments for (he next few years far exceeding those previously predicted. In other business, the board will consider room additions if kinder gartens are approved by the voters Tuesday, transportanon prnmems and will hear a report on the latest enrollment figures. , The board meeting starts at p.m. Daylight Time, at the School Administration Building on V. 7th Ave. AnVKRTISKMENT Speaking of proposals to use nat ural gas from southwestern areas CONSUMPTION SHORT The Pacific Northwest is the only major section of the U.S. still without natural gas suDDlies. Lar sen said. He listed two reasons for increase in the freshman class this: (1) distance from producing) that may run as, high as 15 per fields: (2) the Northwest's present i cent, the first week of fall term use of eas is not sufficient to. bv registration at the University of;f the United States, Larsen as- itself, merit the heavy expendi-, Oregon closed Saturday noon with'serted that these supplies can be tures required for building trans- niore than three-fourths of the an-j utilized most economically in Cali mission lines into this region. 'ticipated 4,100 students already en-'fornia and other states. The North Larsen stated that a 200.million rolcd fr classes. Registration will; west, he said, will receive its nat cubic foot per day consumption continue through Oct. B with most, ural gas from Canada it engineer-ii-iii h no,iH in nff iho nino. I Sr" duate students and some upper- ing facts decide the issue. line costs. Present consumption in " ' 1 1 a's"-. the Northwest is only about 70- j In addition to the freshman in million cubic feet per day. j crease, fall enrollment also saw the Accordingly, it will be necessary first Korean War veterans return for natural gas promoters to offering to complete their education a cheaper fuel and so attract alinder the new G-I bill. The exact larger market immediately when! number is not yet known, but some they begin selling their product 100,000 nationally are expected to in this region. enroll in institutions of higher 20 pfr TFNT I F5! - education this year, with the ma- tv i r.n inn i ir,nn jority coming in winter and spring uesi guesses, Liarsen sain, are terms. (ADVERTISEMENT) Free Book on Arthritis And Rheumatism now TO AVOID CRIPPLING DEFORMITIES An amazing newly enlarged 44 page book entitled "Rheumatism" will be sent fere to anyone who will write for it. 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