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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 1, 1959)
i S o o ,'4 9 0 O e s e 4 MAITRIBSf, 4A Thursday, O o ' - o ? : - . 0o v .. . Monkey 1 Of Giyirtg Bat? fo Another &3o? Service) - Although cannot talk, oba able to communiea informatiorCo acfcte kev. This was d scientifically et ttaW of Wistebnsin here. The mgnkey flf wfr sigech to sRaro h SM9i just how he act nnLkH has noP yet bgn attai. fn results o tt9a fnpntof swin that MiltrtMigtti conveyed ra Jiijwfr scientifftb joamal Imaest fr. William0 A. Qw SHT cfRSogist, who TKf fctoV 6ersitv of VSetaM otca Atudy was iftwja.fk. (Rgam'fe how a the Yei , tprfes of Primefe planto repeat the with chimpanzees. Warkt in Pairs In Sr. Wasot'j i! 18-mongri-oia rnegus u worked in pairs, dftwd ee placed In one of a ngmfcM food carts mounted oj fi runways on a t)le tte the cages of the two mobky One animal of eachfair, oll ed bjr Dr. Mason The '$pfca tor" had to pull in the lcfcdfcd cart and then both animak were rewarded Bytne tasty morsels. During the triaL the food containers were so ar-4 ranged that the operator could notee the food but hjj part ner the "informant," could. If the informant did not pass nn this information tahe op erator, success in pulling in I the right cart was reduced too the level of cnance. men neither animal could at much. ' Gacturec Obf erred The informant did not give the information to his partiftr ; O in any spoken language, Dr. ' Mason xoia iscicuw Gestures were oaservea dux j were not recorded in this pre-1 Uminarv exoerimeni. uarius anrf rails were alio observed One way the informant got across the information to his partner was by positioning nw body opposite the food-loaded rt The informant's position gave the operator the clue be needed and he pulled in the right cart. Then bch animais ate. . ' To make sure that the op erator was not acting on some cue other than those given . him by his partner? each op j erator was given 48 control trials when the informant was nrpsent. For everv opera tor, without the help of the in- formant, performance droppea in chance levels. Aftor 480 trials, the opera tor and informant roles were rpvprsed and the operator be- "carne the informant, the in formant became operator. Al though performance) at the "start of this second phase ox the experiment was somewhat than It Viari hen at the UCIVCI ' w beginning of the fhflt phase of the experiment, the improve ment was not statistically sig nificant. 0 Castro Attacked, o By Newspapers Havana -CliPD- Paemieridol r astro was undes an tmprSce- dented heavy attack fro major independent Havana newspapers Wednesday for his Wominpintinnn of the Cuban press and newsmen who criti cized his regime. Tf was the first time since Castro led his revolutionary nrn into oower last 4Tan. 1 that the press has openly tak en such strong exctpuui his remarks. Th war of words was toucnea on ay " ii cisms during a long nation- wide television appearance Monday night. There were rumors that the Havana newspaper Diario de i -mir : . imatll4 mih- lication because of the attack j by Castro. But spokesmen said J ; the newspaper, would publish m . today and carry a full reply to I Castro charges. Longest Aluminum Pipe Laid in Veneiuela Houston, Texas (Science " Service) - What is probably the longest aluminum pipe ever made will be laid in Lake Maracaibo, Venezuela, as a suction line for a fire protection pump. : The pipe, 16 inches in diameter and 1,800 feet long, will have a normal capacity of 2,000 gal " Ions of water a minute. This water will be delivered to a fire protection system on a ' tank farm of the Superior Oil ' Company. Aluminum was chosen because its corrosion resistance permits installation without a protective coating or wrapping. The Reynolds Metals Company here will supply 23,700 pounds of alloy aluminum for the pipe. Twenty-five years ago can cer was the sev "ause of death. 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