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Down-East Correspondent Statesman, Salem, Ore., Sun., Oct. 13, '57 (Sec. to Discovery Forecast r mi- 'il nnn-.i..,,.-.!. i ni.iir.iii.Mi ..i...r..i.... ' , . rrL End Pure Science V( f llXrTTM5 , ' "' VSl I V I'''"1 '- I :30 A.M. TO P.M. ' ' I Bjr J. WESLEY SULLIVAN St4 Editor, The Statrnnian some of the greatest development in the future. One of the develop BOSTON, Oct. 12-1 took a peak 'Z 7 , . comP l00", i! .u. ...-.. ,u; i. the creation of pro em in the lah. Into the future this work through the eyes of Harvard physics prof essor Phitlippe Lc Corheillcr, who oralory-in other words the cre ation of life itself. Of course, it unlike his fellow -Dure" seirntku v e comP"x "". of life, here at Harvard, is interested in! science as it affects our daily Effect on Society lh "S" ! He fecs that one of the develop- In me he found a kindred soul, j nicnls to have the greatest eflect and so for two hours we wandered, upon society is a new form of con teacher and student, through the traceptive-a pill that stops a hnr ycars to, come. mone in the female body from its "Let us take a look at silicon,'r , egg-producing function. He says he. said, hrs French accent adding ,,,ne P'" has no side effects upon dignity to his words. i the body and predicts its wide- A few years .ago it was just an- spread use, ether clement, made from sand. 1 Pr0f Le Corbeilier is convinced Now it is on the verge of being , that at least half of what science "exploded" into countless thous-'hs in store for us is now impos ands of uses. It may eventually s'le to predict, become as useful as carbon, of; He cites an example of "looking which there are about a million i Into the future" as it might have compounds in use in the world ; done in 19- In those days, he today, Lubricating Oil During World War II "a silicon says and with his 66 years he knows whereof he speaks if you were to auk- a persoh what the luture held, they would have said compound Was developed to sub- 'hat soon man would fly. Exper stitute for a carbon compound ' imcnts in flight were all around lubricating oil. The silicon oil was and it seemed thai man must soon able to withstand much colder discover the secret. However, he temperatures. I adds, if anyone had predicted that Since the war, silicon has been the chief executives of the nation, developed into such products as within 20 years or so, could talk a children's toy called Silly Putty, i to all his citizenry at one time, a new non-scuff shoe wax, and a ! everyone would have though the battery which turns sunlight into forecaster mad. ; e'ectricity. This last was develop- The greatest things to come are r d by two former Willamette Uni-, simply beyond the reach of our versity students.' imaginations, he believes and yet Silicon made possible the ger-, they lie in wait for us, ready to manium transistor, which is re- alter our entire lives in the not-too-placin.? the vacuum tube. Bell Lab-' many years to come. oratories, which was making the ; transistors, put a laboratory ofj . experts to work on how to control LOmpOSerS MOOnStrUCK !m PARIS, Oct. 12 l-Baby Moon hv ih. Tv.. '""H - By the Light of the -v. j , irmiuiii Bk Baby- Moon . , . Baby Moon Mamba . . . Baby Moon Blues . . . These are among dozens of sud den outpourings from n e w l,y moonstruck French composers. But the Society of Composers and Authors of Music ruled' baby moon titles ' are in the public do main and can t be copyrighted working in their small lab. Bell had to Day highly for the formula. End to Discoveries I was amazed to find that Prof. Lc Corbeilier foresees the end of discoveries in pure physics. "In a piece of bread there are minors oi moiecmes. ne saiajt said profits, if any, shduld go 'Lach molecule contains thous. to tne unknown headline writer ands of atoms, each atom has one who met a deadline with babv to too electrons each electron is; moon. composea oi inree wungs light, speed and time. Gradually we are working with smaller numbers.' tWhen we get to one there will be nowhere else to go.' He pointed ; to a chart of the elements on the j wall. "You see, all the numbers' and squares are filled in." 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