New info on June Jenson and Mark IV computer

New info found in March 2010
Thanks DJ for discovering this!

1. An obit in the Colby College magazine, Winter 2006 edition,
http://www.colby.edu/colby.mag/issues/current/obituaries.php?issueid=33

June Jensen Pelger '50

June Jensen Pelger '50, August 10, 2005, in Havelte, the Netherlands, at 77. She earned a master's from New York University and was assistant professor of mathematics at the Polytechnical Institute of Brooklyn. She later worked with her husband in their electronics business in Holland. She was active with her local library, community center, and foundations for social work and the advancement of technological education. She was predeceased by her husband, Alfred.

2. A personal memoir by Leslie Staiser at http://www.spaiser.net/Memories/1957-first-computer.htm
contains photos of the dismembering of the Mark IV computer at Brooklyn Polytech to send it to India.

Staiser doesn't mention June Jensen, but that sure is the same computer (compare the test panel to upper left photo in
BellLabs/Reporter-March1954.htm

3. An article by George R. Stibitz in 1967 as told to Mrs. Evelyn Loveday gives an excellent history of relay computers.
At the bottom of page 13 Stibitz said that Model VI (not IV) was placed in service in the Labs in1950. He doesn't mention when it went to Brooklyn Polytech, but says it was 1960 when Brooklyn Polytech gave it to the Bihar Institute of Technology in Bihar, India. .