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T-" "S'- 1 1 y'-; "I---'7 -v x-' P- vV1 7 -rj -y- -t -i s- V. -1 77'. s- --v 'T- jrareil" 'tanTTo 1 economy. IhoOgTi. the material, its perform- ance an average car in-at least eleven qualities that every driver, will immediately go into production and market the supplement 'V Mel Kirscnner, president, said preliminary testing hasT: TfoSTBisiOBBpuTIfidnsr involved.

They vary In com- position and concentration for use with gasoline in au-- tomotive engines, faudiesel fuels, burner fuels and resi- duaLfuels. the supple- ment is completely organic Tnd leaves no deposits," Kirschner stated. Air A neiy formed Long- Beach chemical company last week announced it has discovered an ingredientTij that when added to gaso- line allegedly cuts pollutant -emission by as much as NT -pef cent An-Pol Chemical CorpS? ration, located at 960. De- electro-microscopic In addition, several' in-dependent laboratories" 'have evaluated our'iUpple" ment and found it to be as efficient as-our tesTindir cate. The results of i long series of highly critical combustion and.

perform with mahy long-term road tests have 'convinced that the An-Pol supplement the potential of rivSlu- tionizlng todays petroleum market on both the Indus- -i: trial and. Consumer level." OTHER infnrmatidb from the firm states there 4 4 -THISP NEW product Kirschner said, is a fajrak through' in petrochemical researth. It is our latest development in more, than seven years of highly-so-. phisticated experimental want his most vital factor, however, is the unique' ability of this fluid-to help rev duce the automobile-caused pollutants in the air. revealed reductions in hydrocarbon exhaust emis-sions -were up to 53 per -cent.

The supplement, 'he a previously had -a, h'-jj1 "jin v-jg -v- 1 was ordered carried EXIT OilDlspersant at trations-aslowAS 15-3Q aboard tankers operated by its affiliate. Hum ble Oil- and Refining 10,000 parts per million was not significantly different from those in untreated sea water. ZTheTestJuhder the ground hard-and pahs pef million; Shrimp are used in this kind of water pollution work as they are sitive to-and-react quickly to any kind of pollutant' ENJAY officials re-port that the new. dispersant' chemical will be made available' throughout the United -States at refineries, -ports and.ofi -producing has been named CORr EXIT 7664. In.

taxidty tests at the Institute of. Marine, -Science at the ty of. Miami, the mor-" tality of shrimp 'ahd fish exposed to COR- supervisionof Dr. Charles E. Lane, pro-' fessor of: marine sciences, found, that four -other- commercial de' tergents used for treat-.

ing oil spills killed the marine life iff concen- itssticky black cargo epS away! The globs' of oil rise the surface -and float toward shore. Soon the whole shoreline is an ugly mess, sometimes not as ugly and messy- areas where oil spills -might occur: as the furor Which follows. With the increase in the number of tank- era and the increase in the number of oil LONG BEACH. CALIF SUNDAY, MAf, It, IMS Plans are being made to market thematerial through Enjay affiliates -worldwide; The company is working closely with manufacturers to determine types of equipment needed for the most- efficient application of the hew-product whether it be from ships, loading docks or. crew boats.

It 'is studying possibilities of application from planes -'and helicopters. A training program is being developed and plans call for. initiating it next month. The course Is being designed to qualify per spills in recent years, "chemical' companies have struggled to pro vide a solution. Many' chemical formulations were discovered that will disperse most ofthe spill.

But meanwhile, is killing marine life. LAST. WEEK, the Enjay Chemical Company of New: York City released news the ship-' ping, industry public and private land owners have long awaited. Tt-hasr-develdped-a chemical that disperses oil slicks and promoted sonnel in proper application of the dispersant -under--variety-of-sit-r- tuations. the natural disintegration of the oil without harmful effects to fish." V.

Preliminary testing, Enjay spokesmen said, indicates the new chemical is substantial- ty more effective than; competitive-, products and deter-' gents cited spread damage to marine life aftqr the Tor-rey Canyon, the new dispersant is harmlAsc harmless. THESE PEOPLE will be statiofied strategic locations throui-out the United States enabling them to jreact quickly emergency situations should' they occur. Provisions meeting world-wide emer-gency situations also are being made. These representatives will be thoroughly familiar with all phases of COR-, POTS application i technology to assure ttiosreffective results so SATISFIED were JL -Enjay chemists with MINUTES AFTER SPRAY TREATMENT Once-ony Beach Returns To Normal pRSJMSYJFXOREXITTTrCanteMnankerr the test results' that it 1 M-'. iji.

f5 ViJ ace shipsiiTtheUnited-are obiblete inTems'pf a mentation of these fleets lry will have everexpeiv is for ship systems --the UA fleets during the land and the sea, but rather hips economic life, he from now through the enced. -fufiy integrated aiid interre-, 1970s, Gardner sid; the movement of giooids Hi? J980s represents one of the latedhullof the shipsand Littonalso fumishessvs- over landandbver ships and Litton also furnishes 1,01,1 over land and oyer Most States tary fleets ing World War II and most mertant and mili- durv largest maricets any indus- THIS MARKET, he said, "Replacement and aug all -the'. components they planning in-complex water must, be consicjered such asvl atmo- movements of materials jn its complete systems eq-; sphere controls, propulsion Gardner said V- An ocean-shipping race in the next years will overshadow the-space race between the Unitpd States l' 'and-''SbrirtUn't li w'? '-m major shipbuilding fiirnA rhr vising means Systems, ahd suystems Snd nuBty--Jdtys-rri10 4 trolaeach Step. grows and withthe inctees- more-. comple command do ing: participation in world? andi control and weaponry traMportation.

and commerce of enmrging 'mj? ends the interfaceidtthe -'p A. Illlllll -MS On the Sdpremancy of 'seas will be accomplished, with eShty he part of dwide v- transportation netiyorksTT A Ellis B. Gardner. president Homes. priced less than $17,500 accounted for overAO Three-bedroom houses continued -to dominate the.

ripe will, look to systems lof ingaiis Shipbuildingdivi- par cent -the sales of pre-owned houses during the past market or prettously-occupied homes with both years solutions for their prob-n. si(m; of Litton i lndpstries two yws, Charles WWdlcHTpiiMident of the Executive I Showing 57 per cent of sales in this categcay, lems Gardner said. and Litton senior vice pres- Officers Council of the National Association of Real Es- In j967, bouses containing four or more -bedrooms tate Boards, said last week in Chicago. He based his com- were ranked second in sales, while those With two or leja The first instance in ments at the annual ElXl Seminar on Board Administra- were riext most popular in 1966. yvhich the.

Navy has applied Hie described Uttons in- tira tte reyiiblWied report of existing home iniscuging the background of. the report, Weich, systems approach is in nqyative efforts hi: Miip- P1. tfte Louisville Board of; recent, competition among. building, and in other as: Realtors, explained that during the pst several years a th. as t- pects of the transportation industry ur an address be- JHE REPORT continues that the annual, median fore The Ocean aEKi the In- prices of existing1 home was 1954: last year, and r.

-i -i- J' I PAGIrl New Trade Tips column frpm 'Ltmg Beaeh -mherof Conuly nwreer tells of ferelgiHiaricefs'r for local businessmien. f'-; PAGE 5--Coliimrilst tells of heartbreakTe- suiting from home frauds Involve i- houseIhnprovcmenLl I -4 il BOnty lg peMent df PAGE BE i'EOC js a-irof essfonal affiliate of the NationaFAsso- rotes the systems Approach, Maverage" home, builders Mfodation officer says. j- i i w. i ITHE OCEAKrfc shipping -i: tfJ a' i aatidtt and.otpur'wet reported for existing tytates sold was was in CostirJriesaf or $2 Sons, allof vddchfwjfurtherraKl fo regional tableshe jbe ready to su u- sakjL -x-.