THURSDAY, APH1L
College Research
Benefits Are Told
In Publication
Corvallis - Benefit! to Ore
gonians from Oregon State
university research that
"touchei nearly every person
and industry of the state" are
told in a special new OSU
publication.
"Oregon State not only
teaches; it learns . . ." Is the
theme. Title is "OSU Learns
through Research."
Designed to acquaint peo
ple of the state with the dra
matic findings coming from
OSU research, the publication
summarizes 21 of the more
than 500 basic and applied re
search projects underway in
science, engineering, agricul
ture, forestry, pharmacy and
home economics.
Included are stories of how
radiation - resistant bacteria
discovered by OSU scientists
may some day protect man
against radiation damage;
how eastern Oregon ranges
are being "rescued" from
sagebrush; how oceanograph
era are probing the ocean
depths off Oregon for the first
time; and how midget hens
have been developed that lay
as many eggs with 35 per cent
less feed.
Projects Listed
Other articles tell of work
to Improve the life of Warm
Springs Indians; new uses for
medicinal plants and new
facts on the human cell; use
of radar and satellites to gain
new Insight into Northwest
weather; problems faced in
keeping Oregon s air clean
and Its streams clear and
livable for fish; and progress
of forest scientists in breed
ing superior trees.
Coming from research loo
art healthier teeth, el"-'ronic
brains, machine p I c k a b 1 e
green beans and Insect pest
controls. OSU's discovery of
the cure for dread while
muscle disease in cattle and
sheep and Its possibility for
aiding work on human dys
trophy Is included.
Copies of the 36-page color
booklet are available on re
quest free from the OSU
Publications office.
Fast Time for
Colleges Approved
Portland - aim - The state
board of higher education
has voted lo authorize Uni
versity of Oregon, Oregon
State University and Oregon
College of Education In go on
Informal daylight tlma start.
Ing Monday.
Plana are to start classes an
hour earlier without changing
clocks.
The step will allow 1,500
student! enrolled in televised
courses to avoid disruption of
class schedules, officials said.
Many television college pro
grams originate in Portland,
which will be officially on
daylight time starting Sun
day. The cities of Corvallis
and Eugene will be on day
light time Informally.
The board said the action
also was permissive for East
ern Oregon College at La
Grande, Southern Oregon Col
lege, at Ashland and Oregon
Technical Institute at Klam
ath Falls should those cities
adopt unofficial daylight time.
OVV
Shortening
Spanish-American
War Vets in State
Memorial day will tind
about 500 Spanish-American
War veterans surviving in
Oregon, with an average age
of 84, according to R. J. No
votny, manager ot the Vet
erans Administration regional
office in Portland.
Today, 64 years after the
nutbreak of the war with
Spain, the roll of living Span
ish American War veterans
has dwindled nationally from
Dry
the 302,000 who served to 28,
000. of which 26.000 are on
VA's compensation or pen
sion rolls.
The veterans are most heav
ily concentrated in California
where there are 4,000 and In
Florida, New York, Ohio and
Pennsylvania, each of which
Cigarettes
has about 2,000.
Novotny reported that
family survivors of about 70,-
000 deceased Spanlsh-Ainrri
can War veterans are also re
ceiving death compensation
nr pension through the VA at
this date.
Firemen Continue
Inspection of Homes
No hazards were found in
41 of the 67 homes Inspected
by city firemen yesterday.
Firemen, conducting their
annua project of inspecting
residences, made 30 recom
mendations for correction of
fire hazards.
The firemen slopped at 167
homes ind found n one pres
ent at 70. Occupants nf ,10
dwellings refused the offer nf
inspection.
SEEKS SECOND TERM
Anchorage, Alaska - UTI -Gov.
William A. Eagan has an
nounced he would seek a sec
ond four-year term,
28. 1962
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MTTRSDAY. APRIL 28, 1962
C 5
Super Markets
See Changes in
Trade Patterns
New York -lUPli- Represenl
atives of an Industry who
helped make the shopper's
cart a part of the American
scene put on a hefty conclave
next month to review the past,
present and future of a $37
billion enterprise.
The four-day convention at
Chicago of the Super Market
Institute Is expected to draw
about 14.000 representatives
of all segments of the food
industry. The SMI calls It the
25th birthday meeting of the
non-profit organization. It has
800 member companies with
16,000 retail food outlets.
Patterns Changing
While their growth of the
past is known, members of the
institute know that there are
problems ahead; even at pres
ent, the patterns of trade are
changing. Super markets,
which themsclvps started o t
primarily as 1 stores, have
added shelves of general mer
chandise; discount stores have
entered some parts of the gro
cery and soft goods lines.
While not confined to subur
ban areas around major cities,
supermarkets got much ot
their early impetus in such
areas; now, some economists
see a drift back lo the city
areas by parvs of the popula
tion in the late 60s and 70s.
In a lengthy review of the
history of the supermarket,
the SMI traces how the Idea
of the mass, self-service empo
rium had grown through the
years; how the supermarket as
shoppers now know It began
to assume Its present form in
the 1930s.
Traced to Taxis
The shopping cart Idea the
SMI traces back to Texas,
where, as could be expected,
the Idea of something big and
fast-moving caught on early.
J. Wcingnrtcn opened a
large market operation, re
sembling a- super market,
around 1918. competitor,
Henke and Pillot, Inc., ac
cording to the SMI story, had
set up a basket carrier that
i ran on n track against the
walls of the store, to help the
shopper gel out with the more-
than-armload lots.
Weingarten decided he
could belter the idea, and an
associate named Ellis D. Turn-
ham, used a toy express wag
on as a starting point. He took
the handle off; fixed the front
wheels in a stationary posi
tion; arranged the body so a
basket would fit Into It. The
customer pulled the convey
ance by using the handle of
the basket.
Conference Planned
At State University
Corvallis - A one-day Ore
gon Industrial Development
conference has been scheduled
for May 18 at Oregon State
university.
Cooperating agencies with
the school of business and
technology are the state de
partment of planning and de
velopment, Oregon Chamber
executives, Portland and Cor.
vallis Chambers of Commerce,
and associated Oregon indus
tries.
The conference Is expected
to draw persons from across
the state who are interested
In Industrial development, Dr. '
Clifford E. Maser, dean of
business and technology, said.
Lester B. Strlckler and Per
Sjogren of the business school
staff are in charge of arrange-
ments.
Advanced registration for
the conference Is requested.
The $10 registration fee will
Include lunch and dinner.
32c
Tour Delegates To
Attend Briefing
Oregon's Future Farmer
People to People delegates
will have their first official
briefing Saturday, April 28, In
Salem.
Of the delegates who plan
to tour Europe this summer
two are from Jackson county.
They are'Larry Hlchey, Phoe
nix and John Patrick, Eagle
Point.
Donald N. McDowell, direc
tor of agriculture In Wiscon
sin, and Les Davis, Winne
bago, 111., People to People co
ordinator, will attend the
briefing. The delegate will
leave Portland July 13 on a
22-day goodwill mission to
England, Scotland, France,
Poland, Czechoslovakia and
Hungary.
It will allow Oregon's Farm
Youth an opportunity to in
spect agricultural operations,
working conditions, ind meth
ods in both Eastern and West
ern European farms.
The Salem meeting will
start at 1:30 p.m., according to
Nat Etzel, Eagle Point, voca
tional agriculture instructor,
who will head the Oregon delegation,