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10 c THURSDAY. JULY 4. 1963 ' MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORO. OREGON Card Transmission Terminal in Use at University Center Eugene - A new IBM card I tistical laboratory and com-1 and Irom UCLA or Oregon transmitter, installed at the puting center, can transmit State university in a matter University of Oregon's sla-ldata over telephone line to I of minutes. TROWBRIDGE & WESTINGHOUSE Guarantee Cleaner Clothes ...or YOUR MONEY BACK! ' Pi.!' 'Ill f Jl li SUOS'N WATER AUTOMATIC HANDY '"J ' 111 8 JT UNf IJICTOB . WCIGHING 000 It I ' 1 . Westinghouse HEAVY DUTY LAUNDkOMAT Automatic Washer ONLY Trade Choie. ef 4 Washing Programs: Regular Dolical. Wash 'n Wear Cold Water Suds 'n Water Saver Saves you Vi on Detergent and Bleach, toe. Se. It Today. Called an IBM 1013 Card Transmission Terminal, the machine can transmit data from up to 140 cards per min ute. It will allow communica tion with any institution which has similar apparatus. The University of Oregon and Oregon State university have the only such card trans mitters in the state. Principal Usefulness The principal usefulness of the machine will be in com municating with the Western Data Processing Center in Los Angeles, which has a large computer available to member institutions. The transmitter will allow University of Oregon person nel to make use of the large computer as fast and convent entlv as do persons in Los Angeles. Communications takes place something like this: By using a special telephone near the transmitter, one may call the Western Data Process ing Center (or wherever infor- You can b Sura If it' ' Westinghouse trowbridge electric Use Our Free Customer Parking Area Corner Main & Fir Phone 773-6241 Committees Named For Demo Picnic The Jackson County Dem ocratic Central committee voted this week to refer to its executive committee a pro posal to hold a County Plat form convention in February, 1964. K. C. (Swede) Wcrnmark, chairman of the Jackson county family picnic sched uled Aug. 25 at TouVelle State park, announced the ap pointment of the committee chairmen. They include Pat Redmond, finance; Charles Crary and Bill Morrison, set-up; Mr. and Mrs. Walter McMahan, food and servings; Tex Philips, ad vertising; Berle . Stephens, concessions; Glyndon Loom- er, grounds; Marge Madden, publicity; Pauline McDonald, entertainment; , Pat McCoy, public address; Vic David, supply; and Ray Lamberg, children's games. o WW.1 1 ,.WW, .H'UMj"111 W.l.iJL.... . 4, - , I tw . v ? , f 4 ' 1 v. w4-..; i mix i .tun 1. 1 ft. I tV;dl 1 it He wore his seat belt f ' r'i'i'll in n ... .... II 1 I. ..1,1 .11 U.--.T,JU.Jr '"-yyj, '.? VeV 4a " 1 He didn't Scat belts In your ear are life savers. But only if. you usc thtm every time, you . drive even though you us ooina only a few blocks or miles. Because traflii accidents 'happen wilh; ' Out warning, and more otlen clo$e to home than away on a,trp, In fact, 2 out of 3 traffic deaths occur within 2b miles of the victims' homes. And do seat belts work? Theyceriainly do. The National Safety Council's statistics show that if everybody hsd seat bells end used Ihern, a! least 5,000 lives could he saved eacti year, and serious inunes re duced by one-third. Be safety wise. Join the millions who ha.e had seal bells installed, ad use Or.'" Every time you drive, buckie up tot safetyl i l I if With seat belts, co "May out" . . . tt.ih a M.vgn of Sa1ftv h tvftn ycu 3nd Sr,U4 Without seat bells. When vour car stop si rtdeniv, you ae tiling forward w,th Published 1o save lives in co-operation with The Advertising Council, The National Safety Council and The Medford Safety Council by the . . . mation is desired); after vocal communication i s reached, IBM" cards are placed into the transmitter. The information on the cards is recorded on a magnetic tape, sent over telephone wires to Los An geles, run through the large computer there and sent back the same way. Finally, the new data is shown on punched IBM cards. Sent By Mail In the past, data to and from institutions had to be sent by mail. This mean pack aging IBM cards for mailing, getting them to the post office, and trusting that the other institution would return the needed data before too long. Although the communica tion process will be greatly simplified, the machine itself is complex - it was partially designed and wired by a com puter and even the repair manual contains diagrams made by a computer. The statistical laboratory and computing center, estab lished in 1960, is located in Deady hall. The center con ducts research in the develop ment of new statistical, nu merical and computational procedures and provides a consulting service in the fields of statistical and numer ical analysis and computing. IRS Confiscates Works of Artist Sacramento, Calif.-rtJPD- The Internal Revenue Service has gone into the art business. In an "amicable" settle ment, it confiscated IS paint ings of well-known artist Don ald F. Reich from galleries at Oak Park and Folsom and from Reich himself. "They were the only assets he had," said an IRS spokes man Wednesday. "As far as we know, this has no prece dent in this regioj." Then, with an eye on Reich's $1,216 tax bill, it promptly put the paintings on display in a local bank "to get bidders interested." The IRS said it will sell the scaled bid naintinus. on a basis, in the fall. "That's when you get the best price," the IRS spokes man said. 100 FEARED DROWNED Rangoon, Burma -UIPD-Near-ly 100 persons were feared drowned in the capsizing of a coastal ferry boat in a storm in the Andaman Sea off Moulmein, according to re ports reaching here today. LOST, BY JOVE Worksop, England - (UPll -Police said today a yellow, six-ton earth-moving machine had been lost or stolen from a construction site near here. 4-H NEWS Central Point Spareribs The tenth meeting of the Central Point Spareribs 4-H club was held at the home o Rinehold Boes recently. We talked about feed bar rels for the fair and also dis cussed the 4-H camp. Jerry Brog, county 4-H agent, dis cussed information needed in record books and explained the sections in our records. A weighing tour was held Saturday, June 29. The July meeting will be held at the Ed Walters home, July 22. Doug Croskell Reporter. "MEDFORD'S FINEST MEATS SINCE 1940" MARINATED "Choice" Chuck Steaks The Economy Steak for Your Bar-B-Q. We Will Marinate the Steaks Ready for Your Bar-B-Q Order Early Please....... 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