Thursday, October 21, 1!54
Tgt 4 SECTION II
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem, Oregon
OurWhole Civilization's
Now Wound Up in Tape
By HAL BOYLE
NEW YORK m Everybody the baby's footprints on his birth
complains about the red tape in 'record. There i shoe tape in his
government.
But we're getting to the point
where our entire civilization
seems to be held together by one
type of tape or another.
In slightly more than a quar
ter of a century tape making has
Unriprcnn i lrminrinn mvnln.
lion, becomes a 200 million dollar)?.
a year business. Some 300 kinds j use!l t mending tape to attach
01 mpe are now mane lor nouse- f riders to his policies.
sprays and bouquets. The hearse
in which he makes his last journey
has electrical tape around its wir
ing. And when the tombstone
maker gets around to making his
headstone he uses a rubberized
stencil tape as he sandblasts the
name and epitaph.
The tape industry began to come
out of the doldrums in 1927 with
the development of a masking
tape used for painting a ujo mo
biles. But it hit is real fiftTde
I first footgear.
An acetate fibre taoe helps bind
hik KChOol Writifltf Dadn. Taoe 11 - u4u.n nu,nrn fl Uriel an lana an.
used to seal the box of candy he pea red on the scene in l&'tt).
buys his first girl. j "j'he only limit to the field we
The rest of his life he is jur- can see is the imagination." said
j rounded by multiplying types of Zimmerman. "We're looking for
'. tape. They are in his home, his 1 ward now to a time when we'll
j car, -his television set. his golf ! have at least 5ot) .specialized kinds
The insurance agent even i of tape, but we may go on from
there.
1 'Ki,t rJ (Va Aaam wims fpnm
iiucia iu ma puiivico, iiiirai u iiiv lucaa vuiiib tiutaa
hold. Shop and industrial use. When ho Hi h tt rmri.H In ' iclnmpn Thpv nu a tam for
not including the legendary red I clothes made with the help of j something it isn't suitable for.
tape of bureaucracy. 1 textile tapes. The florist uses cello- then ask us if we can't develop a
"Some 150 kinds have been de-iPhane tape to fashion his funeral kind that is."
vclnped since the end of the sec-!
ond world war," said W. E. Zim
merman, an executive of the Min
nesota Mining it Manufacturing
Co., which last year turned out
Vk million miles of tape. This
is enough to reach five times to
the moon and back, although, of
course, this hasn't been done yet.
"But, whether he realizes it or
not," said Zimmerman, "the aver ;
age man now uses some kind of
specialized tape from the cradle
to the grave." j
He isn't kidding. Before a
mother-to-be enters a delivery
room, the nurses use autoclaving .
tape to mark bundles of towels 1
and dressings.
The hospital employs acetate j
film tape to cover and preserve 'I
twotifc M with
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