THE BATTALION
Page 4 College Station, Texas Thursday, March 22, 1962
Food Technologists
Meet This Weekend
The Texas Section of the In
stitute of Food Technologists will
hold its third annual technical
session Friday and Saturday in
the Memorial Student Center.
Dr. E. E- Burns, professor of
horticulture and general program
chairman, said the purpose of the
meeting is to discuss problems and
RROMOTE
Senator ROBERT
to LT. GOVERNOR
Reasons Why BAKER
will do more for
YOU ... more for TEXAS as
your LT. GOVERNOR
Baker believes in
A stable state fiscal policy it An
improved higher education sys
tem Laws to curb loan sharks
Jf- A Livestock disease control
program * An adequate juvenile
parole < system * Codes to guaran
tee election counts * Local ad
■valorem tax powers * Creation
of a Texas Tourist Commission
Padre Island as a national
park * Limiting a cities annexa
tion powers * Equitable congres
sional representation * Equality
for women under the law* Pub
lic education for traffic safety.
"Be” for BAKER
(Pol. Ad paid lor by Baker iriends)
progress in the commercial produc
tion, handling and distribution of
foods.
The first day’s session starts
at 1:30 p.m. with an address of
welcome by Dr. G. M. Watkins,
director of agricultural instruction.
Other subjects and speakers are
“Relationship of Color to the Pala-
tability of Pork,” by Z. L. Carp
enter. R. G. Kauffman and R. W.
Bray of the Department of Animal
Husbandry, University of Illinois
and the University of Wisconsin;
“Why Isn’t More Lamb Consum
ed?” Randall Stelly, A&M Depart
ment of Agricultural Economics;
“Evaluation of Consumer Prefer
ences Among White-Pan Breads
by Means of Consumer Panel
Tests,” Robert Branson and Bob
Davis, Department of Agricultural
Economics.
Others are “Factors Affecting
Quality of Southwest Spanish Pea
nuts and Peanut Products,” Davis
Sharon and Raymond Reiser, A&M
Department of Biochemistx-y and
Nutrition; “Quality Factors of
Shelled Pecans*” Fred Brison.
A&M professor of horticulture,
“Bioassay and Microbiological
Methods for Determination of Vi
tamin B-6,” Stella Wilkes and L.
R. Richardson, A&M Department
of Biochemistry and Nutrition.
Also, “Density Measurements on
Milk and Milk Products,” R. R.
Wilson and Carl Vanderzant, A&M
Department of Dairy Science;
“New Rice Dinners,” Wathena
Shine, Blue Ribbon Rice Mills,
Houston; “Changes in Processing
Quality of Freeze Damaged Orang
es,” Bruce Lime, U. S. Fruit and
Vegetable Product Laboratory,
Weslaco; “A New Principle of Phy
sical Separation,” Cottonseed Pro
ducts Research Laboratory, Texas
Engineering Experiment Station.
A banquet is set for that evening
at 6:30. Dr. G. W. Adriance, re-
May Be Released
Candy B a r r, celebrated
queen of strip tease, who is
serving a 15-year prison
term at Huntsville on a pos
session of marihuana
charge, may be released this
year. Friends of the curvy
blonde say they hope to see
her freed this summer.
tired A&M professor of horticul
ture, will talk on “A Look at Pre
sent Day Yugoslavia.”
Discussions get underway the
second day with “Construction of
an Artificial Flavor,” by C. T.
Dreschel, C&D Flavor Company,
Houston; ....“Long-Term ..Dietary
Management of the Post-Gastrec
tomy ‘Dumping Syndrome’,” Adel-
le Pittman. Nutrition Clinic, VA
Regional Office, Houston; “Meth
ods of Checking Spoiled Food
Samples,” Jeannette White, Amer
ican Can Company, Houston; “Ef
fects of Nutrients on the Degrada
tion of Cholesterol by Certain Soil
Microorganisms,” Harold Lewis,
James Davis and G. E. Peterson,
University of Houston.
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an A&M ring. The hours passing at the
time of the preliminary gralle report on
March 26. 1962 may be used in satisfying
the 95 hour requirement. Those students
qualifying under this requirement may
leave their names with the ring clerk in
the Registrar’s Office in order that she
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bility to order the ring. Orders for the
rings will be taken between April 9 and
May 31 for delivery on or about July 1,
1962. The ring clerk is on duty from
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Friday of each week.
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Seattle Readies For Big Fair ,4
(Editor’s Note—S t a g i n g a
world’s fair is one thing. Finding
accommodations for the inrush
of visitors is another. In Seat
tle, as the great day approaches,
few people are busier than the
official room hunters.)
SEATTLE, Wash. UP) —You can,
if you think you must, bring your
horse to -the Seattle World’s Fair.
Expo Lodging Service will find it
a place to stay, with hay.
Locating a stable for a mount—
the Burley, Idaho, sheriff’s posse
which will appear on the fair
program, for instance, is bringing
35 horses—or a boarding kennel
for a pooch are among the simpler
problems for Expo Lodging. It’s
the fair’s housing agency, charged
with finding you a spot to lay your
head while you’re here.
Expecting up to 12 million heads.
Expo is pressing a day and night
search for pillows to match. In a
city of 600,000, that’s a lot of extra
pillows. More than 360,000 room
nights have been reserved so far—
about a tenth of the total avail
able.
Thp staff of 60, due to be doubled,
sorts its mail into three stacks
and calls them rush, urgent and
frantic.
As the April 21 opening of the
fair nears, the urgent rush becomes
more frantic. Some of the major
hotels are booked solid to the Oct.
21 closing of the exposition.
Some apartment buildings will
switch to hotel-type operation. A
British cruise ship, the Dominion
Monarch, has been leased locally
and will be a hotel, accommodating
about 1,500 people. Negotiations
are under way for other vessels
which can be docked a short dis
tance from the fair grounds.
Some University of Washington
fraternity and sorority houses will
double this summer as hosts to fair
visitors. Rooms in some private
homes will be available.
Ralph Lee, director of Expo, says
housing prices have increased to
some extent but rarely more than
10 to 12 per cent—about the same
as during the 1961 tourist season.
Many hotels are maintaining their
regular price scales.
Expo charges no fee for its serv
ices. Almost all housing facilities
are under Expo control.
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be distributed by auto clubs,hott^
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agencies and other outlets. Buta
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when you’re coming, how many;
your party, and what kind d
accommodations you’d likeinwlij
price range, and Expo will gef;
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