~ ready nearly
' Britain warning of the dangers
‘. Per capita food production dropped
and mat .- stock and Ipost other crops 3. ‘were tbquma or higher.
The Giiudlan, Charlottetown. -Woa.. Oct. 10. 1962. 15'
New Chemicals Pose
Problem in
By HREG MacDONALD TORONTO (CP)-—The general
public must know that it is ti- heiiefitting from the results of fa
rcscarch. Dr. Rolf Eliassen. professor of civil engineering at
Stanford University. Calif., said
here.
speaking to delegates attend- mg the 35th’ annual meeting the water Pollution Control Federation. Dr. Eliassen said "the research worker cannot
.. = l as 3 5' on (I
e icnges facing sanitary engineers in this era is to develop meth- ncis and processes for the treat- ment of organic wastes. "par- ticularly thc many new chemi- cals which are being developed such as pesticides. fungicides. detergents and industrial cliem- icals."
"Solution of these problems depends upon comprehensive in- tcr-disciplinary research among scientists and engineers to de- velop a better understanding of the physical. chemical and biol- ogical principles involved in the dcstruction of these wastes and the adaptation or discovery of micro - organisms which will consume these wastes in exist- ini; or new processes.
“Many of the newer chemi-
of veloped feed-back
Pollution
Dr Eliassen said that co-or- dination of operating inforina- tiozi with research must be ac- complished y a ‘ system so that the results of research may be applied to the optimum util- izatioi./' of equipment. processes, and 'facilitie in waste treat-
ment plants "
“The results of research in many cases may lead to more complicated tr e a t ment pro- cesses which require elaborate instrumentation in order to achieve the control necessary for achieving the degree of treatment required."
Ross L of works of Metropolitan Tor- onto said continual efforts are being made in Canada respect- ing discharge of industrial wastes to surface waters.
“Conservation of pure water for the future willrequire more efficient treatment plants than are currently available, and constant research on this sub- ject is deemed essential."
About 3,000 delegates from
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East Germans Killed
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BERLIN tAP)—-East German border guards shot and appar- ently killed two East Germans trying to swim the Spree River to the West Monday night be- fore the eyes of one of the vic- tims‘ mothers.
The guards also turned their fire on a West Berlin police car that had rushed to the scene on the west bank. West Berlin po- lice returned the fire. More than 50 shots sounded in the ex- change. most coming from the
The shooting broke out a few hours after Soviet authorities snubb W e s t. e r ii protests against the East German bar- __...._._:____._.______
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large at over 25,000 and rising year by year. All but a tiny fraction of those deaths would not ‘have occurred but for smok-
g.
Powell spoke at an official aeizd - off for two government sponsored trucks which will tour
lo Escape
ring of a British ambulance try- log to enter East Berlin to lieip a wounded man near the wall.
The refugees made their break for the West near the Oberbaum which crosses the Spree between East and West Berlin. The bridge has been closed to traffic for years. but a few residents in the area stil‘ are permitted to walk across it.
No TRACE 01-‘ BODIES Police reported that one swimmer was apparently hit by the fire and was drowned. A witness reported seeing a sec- ond swimmer in the water with fect in the air—either hit by the gunfire or diving
was no trace
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On the west side. a German Red Cross ambulance and West Berlin policc commandos s_too
y.
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American soldiers also turned up briefly on the scene.
The Western protest over the ambulance incident got only as far as a Soviet protocol officer.
0. S. Panin, Soviet protocol officer in East Berlin. listened to a reading of the ritish- American - French protest by Ralph Baiifield. British protocol officer. Then he told Benfield the matter concerned not the Russians but the “German Democratic Republic" —- the East German regime which the West does not '--cognize.
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Food Output Across World Is Unchanged
ROME (Reuters)-The worldl
had some 52,000,000 more months to feed during the last year but bad weather kept food production static, the United Nations Food and Agriculture Orsanlzation said -here.
Increases in per capita food production came from the more
ch goost of living rose by more than
per cent. and by 25 per cent mt
or more in 18 others.
The estimated that world population was rising at I rate of 1.8 per cent each year.
as weather hit grain
harvests. but live-
. i1o“oflloiIl figures of
I cultural ‘production have
n pu ‘ uniat
China. WIIBILII not included in “'9 M9: at production
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‘Riots Reported
In Soviet Town
WASHINGTON (AP) —- Per- sistent rumors of riots in a ltown near Rostov in the Soviet !Union last June have reached the United States and other Western governments during the last few months. diplomatic ficial reported.
U.S experts have ‘been piec- ing together bits of information which have convinced them publ turbance did occur at th of Novocherkassk after the So- vici government instituted new
ic . db- e town
' food prices Subsequently there
were reports. unconfirmed here. that some changes may also have been made in wage scales in industry affecting workers at Novocherkassk. . .
The reports told of interven- tion by Soviet troops in an ef- to put down the disturb-
TELEVISION TIME
DOVER. England (CP) —— A’
Kent education ritiah children no longer to the time by the clock. but by the beginning and end of their vorite television programs. Ht- suggests a television announcer should tell them when it is time
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