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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
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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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Radio broadcasts on express
trains are becoming a standard
feature on the German Federal
Railways as a result of success
ful experiments and the public's
enthusiastic response. (The Ger
man radio carries no advertis
ing.) Since this Innovation was
introduced, the railway admin-
to
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istratlon has been virtually flood
ed by letters from the public
mostly flattering. For the bene
fit of the few exceptions, some
cars will have no radio.
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summer of 1951. 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.
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