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More TECHNICAL SRIEfsj For regulation of fluids where corrosion and contamination are problems, Foster Automatic Valves are now available in all-stainless construction. All valve parts in contact with fluids moy be had in a wide range of corrosion resisting alloys. The next time you need dependable, trouble-free regulation, it will pay you to tell your Foster Representative your requirements. PBISBURI REGULATOR! RILIE! AND BACK PRESSURE VAIVII CUSHION CHICK VAIVIS IAN (NOINI REGULATORS PUMP OOVCRNORS UMPIRATURE REGULATORS FLOAT AND LEVER BALANCED VALVES NON-RETURN VALVES VACUUM REGULATORS OR BREAKERS STRAINERS SIRENS SAFETT VAIVIS FLOW TUBES FOSTER ENGINEERING COMPANY UNION, N. J. Handle Memorial Institute In operation with tl.c Je/Terson Coun$ Foliation Control officials. Much' has been dona, and while the survey' not be expected to solve the entire * lem it will provide better undent*; and point to corrective action can be token by industry and the^] munity. Concurrently, industry: [j stalling many types of control de>,a Three industries have appropr^L $450,000 for control equipment^ others are in the design stages. -/M willingness of industry to do everyth scientifically possible to sbaie pollejj^V has not calmed public hysteria for'itMli tic action. The problem is complex^Jr will require lime to solve. ShuidoifXfV the new industry would give tial relief. With patience and standing that industry is a good nddl *'' bor cooperating In a community.C^^.,^:''^.V,,-< problem, progress will be made. : `Vrl Paper, no number. &V! Air Pollution Problems in tho Hmoa Area. By Don Wynn, Houston C*iaJ ber 0/ Commerce. The concentration of industrial phxtff oil refineries, ship wharves, steel,';* mciit, chemical and fertiliser lactorla erected along the Houston ship chsnid in recent years have created an airpg lu I Ion problem. A $2.2 billion dollar investment^ 100 plants with 66,000 workers payroll of $278,000,000 within more than a decade has made H the South's largest city and busiest port area fn the country, industries locating here have spswod] hundreds of diversified businesses, desire of workers to Uve close jobs'in the ship channel plonts has eeS! new communities arise close to theiy dustrial zones. */ Public protests since 1951 about mospheric pollution hove intensified'!)* work of industry in this area under 0* Chamber leaderahip. Since 1947 cent survey showed more than $8 millfe has gone Into devices to reduce air lution in Harris County. Another jj million ol equipment haa been autbtfj ized. Although leas than 26,000 ol tb 900,000 people in Harris County !* sfTected by air pollution, such an ct* cry has been generated that it has ow been with difficulty that law-suits injunctions involving serious dills*? tions have,been slaved off. J Our first aim is to inform the ptibw obout remedial measures under way. must also determine the level ol *?i lamination permissible and see that l^| Dirvctfeni fw w4wf0 pepe/i in