SUNDAY, MARCH 8. 1959
nKRAI.D AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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Water Pollution Problem
Intensified In California;
Sports Surveys In Mill
Bv IE VAN L. BHUMWAT
United Press ltfm mtUm !
SACRAMENTO Take a few
striped ba&s and transfer them
from their clear, pure waler into
polluted water taken straight from
a babbUn brook.
Then, Ihe trouble begins;
Within 15 seconds the fish are
reacting strongly trying very
hard to get out of Ihe tank or find
some clear water somewhere.
Within 0 seconds 14 minutes
the fLsh are dead or dying.
It didn't take long "
That dramatic test is shown
graphically in a new movie just
released by the California Kish
IIATTKRAS SENTINEL
CAPE HATTERAS, Nr. IUPD
The famed Hatteras lighthouse,
.standing sentinel at the "graveyard
of the Atlantic." was first built in
17m but was damaged by shells
of the Eedetal fleet in IWI. Its
ruins still stand hut a 208-foot light
house at the site is regarded as Ihe
most famous of America's light
house
Pollution is jusl a baby in Cali
fornia compared to other slates
For instance, take Ohio.
In that state, according to J. C
Eraser. Fish and dame Depart
ment water projects coordinator,
millions of dollars are beinc spent
in an attempt to undo the dam
age already done.
What hanoened was that nunv
years ago when that state first!
got its civilization there was no'
worry about pollution. And things
went rapidly downhill.
California has had a couple of
very striking examples of what
pollution can do just recently.
The salmon spawn hit record
1 r, V '"''numbers during !!, , apparently
and (.ame Department as part of in spile of senoUf, ,M)l(ltlon )rol;.
ls campaign agamst water pollu-hcms 0ne of th(1 polll,
ions was
KBBP1NG THEM COMPANY
CI suing blV-Wbea UlytMi Tip
pett learned three of his weekend
guests were arretea lor putilic
intoxication after leawng Uf home,
he felt he had to be the perfect
host and got enough money to post
bond When he appeared at police
headquarters, police asked him to
join his friends. He was charged
with public intoxication
Alaskans Pin
Hopes On Oil
ANCHORAGE, Alaska UPI
Statehood isn't the only thing cam
ing excitement these days in ftlttt
ka. The black nvigic of oil also
has electrified the 4h state.
Many Alaskans are com Inced
statehood and oil will make tieautt
f til music together Already they're
talking of the day when Fairbanks
and Anchorage will become the
"Tulsa and Houston of the North "
A flurry of leasing for oil ex
ploration so far has put more than
live million dollars in the treasury
at Juneau, at least a third of Alas
ka's nest egg when it officially be
gan its ca 1 ver as a Stale ea r I y
this year.
As of now, no one in certain
just how much oil lies waiting
beneath the territory's primitive
surface. Uut the fact that moid
than 20 oil companies plan to spend
225 million to 300 million dollars
exploring in the next 10 year
would indicate Alaska's oil poten
tialities are better than fair.
More than 40 million acres al
ready have been leased to the hunt
for black gold and competition is
keen tor more.
DOLL BOUSE
Dll.I.ONVALK, Ohio UPI
Karen Vansen, a junior at Ohio
State University, never gave up
1. Ltui i u-ut .88.-.r
in. 1 1 in. m urn uuiMiy 01 couecunK i
rlftlla fik h... 17 r .1. l
Renting such historical figures as
Sir Walter Raleigh. Daniel Boone
and Mad King Ludwig
A PIZZA Ills BOND
THOMPSON, Conn. (UPD n
cost Philip Choquette more dough
after an argument with his wife.
Choquette was fined $18 for toss
ing a pizza at her.
Ford Trucks
Last Longer
on the
FARM
See your Farm
Truck Headquarters
BALSIGER
MOTOR CO.
oin 01 Ep. Ph. TU 4-3121
Do you want to
SELL your FARM?
Whether it't too big or
small for you, rt member that
it's JUST RIGHT for one of
the many prospects with whom
we are acquainted. Selling
farm properties is our special
ty. We'll give your farm im
mediate ond individual attention.
REALM FINANCING
1 CCTAXC 1 1
I Tower Theater Bldj. TU 2-5SOS
TIk- 3D -minute film 8BOWI what
from copper ore up near Red
Blufl. whi're it .s quite possible that
"T" " '"Piwmni; in 1 amor- thousand!, of young salmon were
TT '" ""' '" killed before they could grow up
triune iidiiuu as waier Becomes Only a few dead fish were found
a v iv 1 111 1 ti iiiiiil toil.
Some of the more sinking ex
amples of what a little pollution
can do. as shown in the film, are:
pilings in the sea bare of
all life even barnacles.
from the sudden pollution which jl
two days but the ones that 1
weren't seen were the ones to j
worrv about.
Nobody probably will ever know j
thousand of dead abalone how many eggs were destroyed!
washed up on a shore
the underside of rocks with
out growth even bugs
canker on the lip of a salmon
But there are other dramatic
examples, too. Take, for instance.
aerial photographs which show wa-
before the Federal Bureau of Rec
lamation increased the flow from
.Shasta Dam to counteract the cop
per acid.
Kxtreme river flows in Central
CsJttoraia also were blamed for
pick, it might be millions of sal-J
ter that red with blood from almon as thnv went into the U
slaughter house. Red and blue tive stage of life amoru the spawn
Also, there is a shot of unlreat ting boos.
ed sewage flowing through a pine
into the ocean. The pipe looks to
be at least 12 inches in diameter BKI COLONY
.Itlll it', full Vn fr.li M. ... .
An ,hr i v:;r.. ithaca, n v. iuph - comeii
ture of a scwaue outlet A babble "S'SS haS 2 ZJZZjft
snows above the surface a mile " 1 .iT 1
out at sea Down below the Sca!brar,es lne "orl DunnS I '
MtUag much shows but an out !1""1 f ' ' . rr "":
let-and no fish or plant life A turned out more agriculiurists with
short distance awav. the ocean1 m:i5,CTS and doctors degree than
floor is lively with fish -ami beantl- an' olher institution in the world
fill plants.
A number of proposals have! ,...TV i n i
been made-planned for the cur-l UWrT1 ""r"
rent legislative session to do, NK'V YORK (UPD Philip Cas
something about pollution.
oria. a 21-year-old engineer, told I
The assembly subcommittee on, oolice he climbed to a lower atoo
water pollution has been making1 the Williamsburg Bridge high!
a study of the situation with an,above the East River because he
eye to revising i aiiiurnia in wanted a loin spot to think;
year old water pollution law. I things over" after a quart el with;
mnn ijivups sa me iawn,s sweetheart,
is for from strict enough
Bui it's very difficult to reach a I
middle ground between the tpertl SPEEDER PEAISES POLICE
men and the commercial rnterevts
lumbermen, miners and oil re
fineries J8 well as cities them
selves. The I'M Dickey Act was the
lasl major atte'mpt to reach the
middle ground Sportsmen groups
NEW YORK I PI -John K Ha
gen. 45. a building contractor, was
fined 9f the minimum, after he
told the judge that the patrolman
who arrested him for speeding had!
been correct, courteous and con
Free Welding Show
Actual Live Demonstrations by the
Following List of Factory Technicians
and Under the Sponsorship of
6th Street Oxygen
Your Local Industrial Air Products Dealer
Stoody Co., Whittier, Calif.
Miller Electric Co., San Francisco, Calif.
Victor Equipment Co., San Francisco, Calif.
Smith Welding Equipment Co., San Francisco,
California
Alloy Rods Co., York, Penn.
Arcair Co., Bremerton, Wash.
All State Alloys Co., White Plains, N.Y.
Milwaukee Tool Co., Milwaukee,
Wisconsin
At Oregon Technical Institution Welding Shop - 7 p.m.
TUESDAY, MARCH 10th
Coffee and refreshments will be served. Be sure to regis
ter for FREE DOOR PRIZES. This will be the first weld
ing show of its type ever held in the Klamath Basin, dem
onstrating the latest in techniques and equipment. For
full information call Leo, at
6th St. Oxygen Sales
hove been very loud in their re jsiderate Hagen also contributed
questii for iU refinement. 1 to mt Poiic Athletic Jeaue
2S21 So. 6th St.
Ph. TU 4 3487