Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 October 1938 — Page 20

Clinehens Suggests

10-Year Smoke Plan: I Indifference Scored

New City Ordinance With More Specific -Rules Engineer's Goal.

A 10-year-plan with ‘a goal of complete and permanent solution of the smoke nuisance was suggested today by J..W. Clinehens, City combustion engineer, oe Mr. Clinehens said that, in his estimation, only by the adoption - of such a long-range program will the City ultimately solve the problem to the satisfaction of everyone. Meanwhile, the City Smoke Abatement Division, under the direction of Mr. Clinehens, continued the smoke attack. it started Monday within the limitations. now prescribed by the present City Smoke ordinance and the division regulations. This attack, as stated earlier by Mr. Clinehens, is based on a theory of “business-like-co-operation” with industry to effect an abatement of smoke in the industrial areas. This method, while the only feasible one at present, ' Mr. Clinehens said, does not establish any clearcut plan for eventual complete solu- . tion of the nuisance.. Such a plan must be evolved in the near future, he said.

New Ordinance Suggested

The present survey. of sootfall in various areas throughout the City, now being conducted by Smoke Abatement Division workers, will form the basis for recommendations

for such a plan, Mr. Clinehens explained. ‘As he now sees it, this plan would require the writing of a new city smoke ordinance that would define more specifically the various violations and restrict certain types of heating plants to certain areas. At present, Mr. Clinehens said, _ there is not a domestic steam boiler heating unit on the market : that will burn soft coal and .dispose of volatile matter in a method. to insure a smoke-free atmosphere. In his plan, the new ordinance must restrict the use of such heating plants to industrial areas and provide that in the now growinz residential districts only smokeless

Pure Air Possible, Chief Of Pittsburgh Bureau Tells barley.

BY Science Service . KANSAS CITY, Mo., Oct. a7

ally pure air, free from smoke and soot, if and when it wants it, Dr. H. B. Meller, chief of the Pittsburgh Bureau of Smoke Regulation,

American Public Health Association here today. Public indifference and failure to realize the magnitude of the problem are the chief reasons why air

rapidly, Dr. Meller said. He pointed out that private homes apparently are the worst air pollution offenders. A WPA survey in Pittsburgh in March, 1938, showed 435 cases of dense smoke from heavy industrial plants, 1263 violations of the smoke ordinance from light industries, 4399 from commercial heat ing plants, and 15,317 from private dwellings, Dr. Meller. said.

Progressive Problem : Regulations for smoke abatement must at present be made for the

equipment and fuels available, he said, but such regulations should

limits narrowing at future dates. Smaller industrial heating plants, including domestic heating units, can be kept from polluting the air only when the smoke ordinance re-

such fuel smokelessly. .If such

use only fuel which cannot smoke.

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- As for the industrial areas, Mr. for foreign principals. Si Clinehens would provide that, when| Joseph Israels II, American, of | Ei .old equipment must be replaced, New York City, has registered with new equipment to fit the new smoke the State Department as the de- || ordinance would be installed. posed Emperor’s “general public reEquipment Real Problem lations and advertising counsel”

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in the near future, he said, he be-, lives that smoke conditions in the residential districts” will continue to grow worse.

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One of the greatest stumbling blocks, he said, is public apathy | and failure to realize the magni-, tude of the problem. “The best thing we can have now,” he asserted, “is an awakened public consciousness of the.seriousness of the problem, not only from .the standpoint of - deterioration of the city but also because ‘of the menace to the public health. “For the time being, we must go ahead as best we can, doing our utmost to stir up peopje to the problem to the extent that they will take steps to do their share in cutting down the pollution. «I still believe that we will make more progress this year than ever before by’ this method.” At the same time, he said, figures and conclusions drawn from the sootfall survey which is being conducted each day during the year will be used as the basis for formulating a definite set of recommendations to be embodied in a

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