Anderson Herald from Anderson, Indiana • 16

SATURDAY AUGUST 31 1968 THE ANDERSON HERALD PAGE 16 IHSfJL amous Quaker GIRLS' CRISP NEW BACK TO SCHOOL GIRLS' SWEATERS DRESSES VALUES TO 1295 BLOUSES Rollup sleeves Permanent collar All AND UP 35 for Compare 79c VALUES TO 699 RING BIDDER KIT I88 Today At YMCA i NOTICE! ST CH YOUR BUDGET SHOP VISIT OUR SNACK BAR LWAYSIRSTQUALITY ANDUP 2501 airview Complete with 'JB1 filler paper subject index lip ife utility pocket twoo2 tipped pencils carry 'oil bog Reg 2 28 value CAR LENGTH I Rahway passenger cars axer age 73 loot in" lengtir AND UP REG 699 Shirts Briefs I and HOSIERY Permanent Press SPORT SHIRTS 100 Long Button down and regular Plaids solids stripes all'shades Sizes 3 to 8 and 6 to 16 Ideal for Machine Pretty prints and solids Short long rollup Lace and embroidered Assorted collar Sizes 3 to 6x and 7 to 14 WE WILL BE CLOSED All Day Monday Sept 2nd IN OBSERVANCE LABOR DAY ANERSON BANKING COMPANY ANDERSON EDERAL SAVINGS LOAN CITIZENS BANKING COMPANY Cardigan and Slipon Tight knit and Bulky styUi Novelty and Clawic Orlon and Orlon Blendi Basic and fashion shades Sixes 3 ta 6x and 7 fa 14 Monday thru Thursday 10 am 9 pm am 10pmSun12 7pjn 7 GIRLS' COTTON DACRON COTTON BLOUSES HERE for Everything Students Need DaIIiia tloBVfit rwiivfy jivwtww stays Wear in or out Long slim Prints and Sizes 32 to 38 Tn State I discount ccmvi Permanent Press Aw f'l Oil Pollution ears Hit World's Nations pumping oil from the tanker to an auxiliary vessel I Developing New Pump "I The official said that ork is progressing orr development of a lightweight electrically driven submwKr pump that could transfer or! through a floating hose I Once the oH has leaked into the water the oil dispersant Corexit developed by Jersey Standard scientists may be sprayed on the slick by aircraft or ships When mixed with the oil by wash from plane or ship propellers a high velocity water hose or similar means Corexit breaks up the slick quickly Tests by the Institute of Marine Science at the Universi aZ Uimt hnvA Cnrerit to sucn sensitive marine me as chrimn I Other oil companies 'are working on their own chemical dispersants as well as other means of combating oil slicks Mobil Oil Corp is experjment i with floating booms to retain oil on the surface as well as powered pumps 1 The Oil Co has pioneered a 24 foot catamaran las a skimmer to suck up on Operated with a storage device the skimmer tan clean up more than six tons an hour Shell is developing a scrubber method that uses an endless flexible belt that floats on water and sucks up oil on the surface The company also is exper imenting with a method of treating sand that when sprayed on a slick attracts and holds oil then sinks under its own weight Texaco uses a number of mechanical devices including plastic booms to handle spills and is studying techniques for burning 'slops and crudes as tanker fuel Gulf Oil Co is undertaking research on a method of scooping oil from the surface The Roughest problem and one of which' firms are working is the development of an effective beach cleaner But until such a time 'the sight of a super oil tanker will continue to give resort owners nightmares SLIPS orid HAL SLIPS Many styles to choose from Ideal for back to school Lace embroidery trims Perma press cottons White and some pas tels Sizes 3 to14 Perma press Cotton and cotton blends Oni and two pc Jacket 'effects Jumper types Shifts Shirtwaists St I aTd Solids Prints'll Latest styles including "New Nehru Looki" 'MEN'S RUIT THE LOOM UNDERWEAR 100 Cotton Soft cotton knit Quarter sleeve shirt Knit Briefs Rib Knit Cotton" Shirts ruit of the loom GIRLS' SPORTSWEAR JUMPERS SHIRTS CULOTTES CULOTTE DRESSES SLACK SETS KNIT and NYLON TOPS Cottons Wool New Leather Ideal for after school and weekend at play NOW OPEN Jiffy Car Wash Self Service wax 38th Madison 25c KNIT COORDINATES Sweaters Skirts Jumpers Knit Dresses Sweaters Slipoiis cardigans wools and orlon blends Skirts Solid shades wool and wool blends Jumpers plaids and solids Knit Dresses Stripes solids print assort ment Sizes TO to To Values SJ lol" jB jBaND BOYS' "RUIT THE LOOM" UNDERWEAR TEE SHIRTS Soft tpringy absorbent cotton knit Cut to maxi mum comfort and smooth fit Pure white finish that stays fresh looking washing after washing Sizes 2 16 KNIT BRIES Rib knit cotton briefs that with every move ment for full time comfort Heat resistant live elastic waisf and leg bands Sizes 2 14 300 SHEET (600 PAGESJ 5 HOLE ILLER A 7 PAPER H1 SCHOOL BAG with gus Xyith narne plate handle shoul der Reg $189 Jf JK Penna Press CASUAL SWEATERS Cardigans and Pullover Stripes Jacquards Solids Links Shaggy Shetland weaves Basic and nigh fashion colors Orlon and wool blends Sizes 3 to 7 and 8 to 18 Mobile Unit Junior Olvmoics Anderson College Track and field I Turtleneck SHIRTS newest shades Black red navy green white Long and short sleeved Cotton knit Banion 1 CARDIGAN SWtiAl tK Handsome all shades ull button ull cut tqHormg Sizes SLACKS Twills Avrils Continental and Ivy League styles Belt and loopstyles Tan blue navy bronze black Sizes 28 to 44 Supervisors SSi At Delco Remy aw md Trnncfarran Reassignment and transfer of two veteran Delco Remy super 1 IB Richard wiiuanuTuivisionai a works manager rancis I Daugherty supervis or of Methods 1966 has been assigned to general supervision in Plant Three and Dean A Armstrong Plant Three general foreman has been named supervisor of Production Operations on the third shift Both appointments' are effective September 1 i Armstrong a native of Ohio joined Delco Remy Division in this city in April 1959 as a Jr Process Engineer several months after graduating fromj Purdue University with a BS degree in Industrial Economics ij He became a production fore man assigned to Plant Eight i two months later serving in several departments on both1 the night and day shifts Three i years later in 1962 he was ad vanced fp General oreman in Riant Sight supervising vari ous operations until his transfer1 to Plant' Three in ebruary of this year Armstrong is responsible for third shift operations in his new assignment and will report to night supervisor Hastings Daugherty a 1949 graduate of Central Missouri State College! YORK This year about 3200 tankers witl carrv mor than 700 million oil across the ocean of the world and until oil and water mix that could mean big shoreline and marine pollution problems The Tortey Canyon caught the public eye last year when it ran aground of the Scilly Islands and began breaking up releasing 177000 tons of crude oil over a six week period that polluted wide areas of the rench and English coasts The British used an estimated 25 million gallons of chemicals grayed by a fleet of 42 ships to try to break up the slicks The Naw and Air orce pu't 160000 pounds of bombs and rockets into the crushed hulk diimped 10000 gallons7 of napalm and scores of incendiary bombs in trying to set the oil afire It was mostly a futile exercise Tbe oil could not be heated enough to ignite and the mostly detergents to speed up dispersal of the did more damagethan the oil Itselt i With oil tankers getng bigger giery year the potcrttial for oil pollution from a jingle accident could cost milftons to clean up and the estimated niillion bill the Torrey Canyon cost the Brit ish and rench has alerted governmen's around the world Many oil are vrtkiigcm'''iw The most hopefu'in the right against accidental pollution is probably the announcement by Enjay Chemical Co a Standard Oil Co of New Jersey subsidiary that it has produced a chemical dispersant capable handling oil slicks at sea without damage to marine life No one how ever yet come up with a perfect way of handling polluted beaches Most dispersing agents do much good on beaches They retard the natural forces that consume the oil and turn sandy stretches into quagmires that drive away bathers Two Kinds Basically there are two kinds of pollution 'from oil tankers operational and accidental with the latter primarily arising from collisions and i To guard against pollution international conferen ces were called in 1954 1S59 and 1962 where ofl companies developed niles prohibiting the discharee of within 100 miles of most of the: vigors was announced riday by I nnnrc frxTm rltvimnnl I nvnuu Australia and a special larger area extending from the coast of nortfrwesti Europe into the mid Atlantic Ships above 30000 tong built after May 18 1967 are prohibited from discharging any oil at all into the sea The heart of the seas code is the on program UTien a tanker discharges its cargo at a receiving refinery a residue of oij remains in its tanks When the ship takes on water ballast for the return voyage there Ls a mixture of oil and water results discharged overboard will cause pollution The load on top method con sists of washing the remaining residue from the tanks aiid then collecting the so called into one tank where they separate into a layer of oil and an oil waler emulsion floating top of clean sea water thc water that' can be pumped ofl without traces of oil Is then discharged into the sea and the remaining oil and emulsion is left oo board for the succeeding cargo of oil to be loaded on top Ac a rAwJt nnlv Rai if QAA (YlA 7 tons of oil are gomg overboard holds a BS degree in Mathe 1 now as compared with the 13'matics A veteran of World War million tons 'being dumped'II service with the Navy he before the code was adopted joined General Motors in Kan The only reason it is net sas City'in 1952 with Di followed by all tankers is that vision now GM Assembly Di are st ill a "number df'vi'sion in metheds apd work 1 1 fefifieries largely centered in standards! He transferred Japan Italy and Latin America Delco Remy in Anderson in whoseeguipment is apparently April time studyunable as yet to tolerate the man later advancing tohead small amountbf "salt waterjiime study man in 1957! In 1962' remaining the ihe was promoted to Senior To combat accidental pollu Vorks Standards Analyst and tion oil companies have ccme a year later to supervisor of uu with a number c( develop Works Standards He became ments designed to destroy orjgeneral supervisor of Methods xclean vp oil dirks Engineering in 196R and has A big problem one Shell 0:1 served in this capacity until his Co engineer explained is present assignment tp General getting equipment to pump oil Supervision in Plant 'Three on a sincKen vessel in a neavvi sea with a dead ship having neither engines nor power there is an essential and immediate need for easily portable self powered equipment capable of Banion Nylon Cottons in white and colors StripO tops Stretch and reg ular sizes 3 and 4 pr pkg Nylon reiri forced heel and toe Pkg of 3 Up or 4 Prr I i 4 1 i ir ni mi iftrn It 14 fd I A iff I i (t I V' I PM I I Y'w HHV KW i jk 1 I tWJa I I I I I I pm It rzt'l O4k I Kwima a bv MS 7 POD au IKfPrl 1 7 7 1 if I aS I live I I I '4 I I I I rj Vl I VA Xb'A An i'z'k'tvwW 1 ffQQ Mra 1 I kA wM 1 99 A 99 IM 1 2 88 To 3 88J Wl 4mf wvi I 1 11 9 I I felted IB st HM I I I woswy VWTrT7i I 1 ft Al i I 1 xJ A I 1 I If t21 i i MB 9 zZZ JK JK r'T 1 tv A til xvA'i' uu uu LU i A tA 1 faW WV 1 msllllililill 1 ZA! 7 rtf IM I Br I li lre rV I pH 'V 6 er Bl wK fU 7' Svl yA'aw 'i1 IribS Mtt ifti ii an kU 'tnH IB 'W'yM i xc SR xNtw if 1 SffixSSSSis vt'Mh Oiir 1 Ml 4411 HI fl jjniir 5 a hl I I SI si 3 1 vxts WJx'l way I II I I Vml I yf ly I.