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Si EDiTiQisS 19 The Arizona Republic, Phoenix, Arizona. Sunday, December 12, 1954. Of Upper Colorado enaces Coasts Melting Ice Aqiialantes Formed To Boost Proiect SALT LAKE CITY (UP) The "aqualantes" were formed yesterday to campaign for congressional approval of the multi-billion dollar Upper Colorado River storage project Representatives from the Upper Colorado Basin states of Utah, Colorado, Wyoming, and New Mexico, concluding a two-day Salt ASKED who "owns" Antarctica, Gould replied, "According to our state department, no one. Our state" department does not recognize anyone's claim." He said that under international law, a territorial claim must be validated by occupation, but that it is not clear Just what that means. Dr.

Gould said Antarctica would never have a strategical importance comparable to that of the Arctic area, because it does not lie on major routes of commerce, and. the fact that 80 per cent of the world population lies north of the equator, "It is isolated, and without means of supporting (human) life," he said. On the other hand, he cited the rapidly growing importance of the Arctic area. "Vigilantes," famed in the days of the old West. The groups plan to begin im Ml I '''I 1 I iaxe conierence, agreed upon a "need" for explaining purposes of the project to con gress and "the public.

MEMBERS of the six-year-old Upper Colorado Compact Commission and the one-day-old Upper Colorado River grass roots committee voted to work together on the campaign. The term "Aqualantes" was coined, Acting Chairman Calvin K. Snyder, Denver, of the committee explained, by substituting the Latin term for water for the fiAt four letters of the word Professional Training Full Tim and Part Time Classes FINE ART COMMERCIAL ART PHOTOGRAPHY CLASSES for WINTER VISITORS and HOBBY STUDENTS CHILDREN'S ART CLASS SAT. 9:30 12:00 A.M. Approved for veterans 42 W.

Camelback Rd. AM 5-5563 from the scientific point of view." Asked whether there is uranium in Antarctica, Dr. Gould replied, "Right now we can only guess. Our guess would be based upon the fact that it is a large continental area and uranium deposits 'have been found on every, other continent. There may be uranium there, but we do not yet Julow for certain." DR.

GOULD said that 31 countries, including Soviet are preparing to participate in the geophysical year. He did not state what countries would work in the Antarctica, but expected there will be 21 observation stations. He said the United States plans to have scientific stations at Little America, the South Pole, in Marie Byrd Land and possibly elsewhere. He said the cruise of the ice breaker Atka, which: left Boston Dec. 1 for Little America, is regarded as fi preview of ice.

and navigation conditions, preparatory to the geophysical year. Recreation Unit Picks Phoenician PRESCOTT (Special) Henry Swan, Phoenix, was elected president of the Arisona Recreation Association at the group's annual convention which closed here yesterday. Other officers Include- Charles Reitz, Yuma, vice president; and Dennis McCarthy, Phoenix, secretary-treasurer. About 40 recreation officials from Arizona and California attended the sessions. HIS HIS and mediately with of star-shaped "Aqualante" badges and membership certificates fo residents of the four states, and later throughout the country.

THE BADGES, Snyder suggested, would be presented to persons contributing $1 or more to a fund to be used for "educational purposes" in explaining "why the future growth of the area is dependent upon approval of the project." Legislation to authorize some of the vast project's initial phases was introduced in the last session of congress, but failed to pass in the face of organized opposition that Upper Basin states charged was led by California water interests. The Upper Basin storage project is designed to utilize water allocated to Utah, Wyoming, Colorado, and New Mexico from the Colorado River and its tributaries under the Santa Fe compact of 1922. THE ATTACK centered around location of Echo Park Dam, a prime initial construction feature of the project, within confines of Dinosaur National Monument just east of the Colorado-Utah line on the Yampa and Green Rivers. For Those Who Want To Get Ahead Realizing the importance of operators trained to utilize the high, speed of the Comptometer, the manufacturers of this machine have pioneered and developed a basic course of instruction covering all phases of business figuring. The makers ef the Comptometer through their local Comptometer School can give yea this training.

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He indicated that many coastal cities throughout the rid would be submerged in the hypothetical event that the melting continued until the ice is gone. "IF IT continues in the Arctic at the present rate for another 50 years, the Arctic Ocean will be open for navigation," ne saia. "If the ice on Greenland and Antarctica should both be melted, it would raise the sea-level 100 feet. If all ice in Antarctica alone should melt, it would raise the sea-level between 75 and 90 feet" Dr. Gould made these and oth er sensational speculations in an address to the Stanford Club of Washington to illustrate the sci entific importance oi ODserva-tions to be made -during the international geophysical year, 1957-58.

He is president of Carleton College and chairman of the U.S. national committee for the geophysical year. He was 'second in command and chief scientist oi Adm. Richard E. Byrd's expedition to Antarctica in 1928-29, and made a sledge journey on that continent.

expects to return to Amucuia in the geophysical year. DR. GOULD said the Antarctic continent has the highest aver age elevation of any continent, about one mile above sea-level, and is as large as the United States and Mexico combined. He said a recent meeting at Rome preparatory to the geophysical year had -revealed an unexpected and extraordinary interest in Antarctic problems. "The scientists knew that some of the major geophysical problems will never be solved until we have more data from Antarctica," he said.

"Once we have weather stations in Antarctica as well as the Arctic, it will be possible to predict the weather in Washington (meaninz all parts of the world), with an accuracy undreamed of today. "GREAT rushes or surges of air move out from Antarctica how far is not yet known. Each year ice flows from Antarctica into the Atlantic and Pacific oceans in a volume so great that if spread over all the land area of the world it would be one foot thick." Referring tc- observations made during his sledge journey, he said, "There is more coal in Antarctica than in all of the world, but it is totally useless, inaccessible, and of interest only factory trained mechanics 2102 e. Mcdowell CALL AL 3-3695 I95 Plymouth. 'tCfcavrolat Dodge Other i ft I Cylinder Cars at fWEt Comparable Parts and Labor Now Car Guarantee Here Is What You Gotl Scaled Power Kromex Filtoa Rlnrs.

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