Unless there were two of them, the 407 was a tabulating machine in the 
1950's.  Sounded like a washing machine in distress when operating 
properly.

<snip>

> IBM's lexical conventions, traceable to the limitations of the
> 029 keypunch and 407 card reader (I know, but..) are unduly
> burdensome.  They deter beginners starting on the mainframe
> career track.  No professor, having a limited number of



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