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s Record-Smashing Pig Production Seen This Year Washington, June 22 (U.R) The agricultural department to day forecast production this year of a record-smashing peacetime crop of 99,079,000 pigs. Officials said the report indi cates a greater than usual sea sonal drop in pork prices next fall and winter. Three Per Cent Boost It showed: 1. Farmers are fattening 60, 079,000 spring pigs for the fall and winter market. That's three per cent more than the previous peace time record-smasher which depressed prices last fall and winter. 2. A fall crop of 39 million pigs is in prospect. They will provide pork for the spring and It's the Best you've ever tasted! l" '" ) (Acme Teleohotot SPY David Greenglass, 28 (above), a former technical ser geant in Army engineering, has been picked up by FBI agents on charges of conspiring with Harry Gold and a Russian agent to get Information on atomic energy. Greenglass worked on highly con fidential matters at Los Alamos, N. M. FOOTBALLERS COOKING Charleston, W. Va. (U.R) Cooking class is not considered sissy work at Stonewall Jackson and Charleston high schools. The Stonewall football squad regis tered almost 100 per cent for the "chef's course,' open to male members of the high school. The boys learn the fun damentals of nutrition and how to get a well-balanced diet. PURVEYS FUN AT 78 Bosto n (U.R) A 78-year-old widow is the active boss of Bos ton's version of New York's Coney Island. Mrs. Rose Stone, still spry despite her age. has managed Paragon Park at Nan tasket Beach for more than 30 years. New Type Robot Uses Judgment In Computations Washington, June 22 (U.R) The Bureau of Standards have unveiled a new type robot en dowed with such "human" traits as judgment and initiative. The Bureau of Standards Eastern Automatic Computer, or SEAC for short, is an entirely electronic device which can per form in seconds intricate com- LOVE CONQUERS ALL Akron, O. U.R) A couple was married in the courthouse here, not to the strains of "Here Comes the Bride," but to the coarse de mand of "What am I offered?" The happy couple placidly ignor ed the clatter of a land forfeiture sale going on 20 feet away. The service was shouted by the Rev. Delia H. Saxton to Margaret Jobe and John A. Miller. putations that would take hu man beings days or even months. Dr. Edward U. Condon, bur eau director, told some 270 high military and civilian officials at dedication ceremonies yesfPrday that SEAC and its descendants " are bound to give a new di mension of freedom to man kind." They will "free men's minds from dull and uninteresting rou tine, just as other machines have freed his muscles," he said. SEAC was developed for the comptroller's office of the air force. With lightning speed it can add, subtract, multiply, divide, compare, make logical transfers from one set of instructions to another, and control the receipt, flow and output of information. It can solve problems in mathe matics, physical science and en gineering, acturial science, eco nomic analysis, agricultural ex perimentation and large scale management. Medford Men Receive Diplomas From OTI Three Medford men received certificates of accomplishment at Oregon Technical institute in Klamath Falls on June 2, the school announced today. Harry Haertle received a cer tificate showing that he had com pleted the required time and study to be graduated from the auto mechanics course, Frank A. Thursday, June 22, 1950 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THREE Ralston completed the automo tive electricity and motor tune up course and Paul E. Parson was graduated from the commer cial art and design course. Graduation exercises were held in the campus theater where 194 students received certificates from O. L. Paulson, state direct or of vocational education. 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The prospective crop is five per cent larger than last fall's crop which is now pro- i viding consumers with bacon and pork chops. Largest in History Both the spring and fall crops would be the largest in history except for the war years of 1942 and 1943 when a sizeable share of the nation's pork was diverted to military allies. The fall crop forecast was bas ed on a survey showing farmers plan to farrow five per cent more sows than last fall. In com puting the pig forecast, litters of average size were assumed. The department last Decem ber had predicted the 1950 spring crop would be six per cent larger than the previous year. Actually the department said, farmers farrowed five per cent more sows, but the number of pigs per litter was two per cent smaller than the previous year. Colored HENS FRESH KILLED DRAWN NO WASTE Skinless Wieners "TASTY BRAND" 4 A CHEF MERLINO SUMMER QUICKIE and here's the recipet 4-oi. 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