NOVELTY - Waste organic materials are recycled into oil in a closed system by passing waste materials through first and second augers (24, 26), heating, and compressing them at at least 250-1500 degrees F and a pressure of at least 29-600 pound/in2.    USE - Used for recycling waste organic materials into oil in a closed system, e.g. garbage and medical wastes.    ADVANTAGE - The process recycles organic wastes into oil in an economical and ecologically sound fashion.    DETAILED DESCRIPTION - The recycling of waste organic materials into oil in a closed system comprises passing waste materials through first and second augers, heating, and compressing them at at least 250-1500 degrees F and a pressure of at least 29-600 pound/in2; injecting steam into the compressed and heated materials at the end of the second auger stage to drive off volatile gases from the charred residue of the materials in the closed system; passing the steam and gases through a catalyst that helps reform the gases to useable hydrocarbon products and water vapor; and condensing and separating the products and vapor to oil, water, and light gases.    An INDEPENDENT CLAIM is also included for an organic waste recycling and oil production system comprising a hopper (12) having an outlet for accepting a stream of waste organic materials, a first auger receiving a stream of waste organic materials from the hopper outlet, a second auger receiving the compressed and heated materials from the first auger and compressing and heating the materials and moving them along the auger as it turns, a steam injection port at the downstream end of the second auger, a catalyst receiving the steam and hydrocarbons from the second auger and distilling the hydrocarbons to a lighter form, and a condenser receiving the hydrocarbons from the catalyst and liquefying for recovery and for reuse.    DESCRIPTION OF DRAWING(S) - The figure is a diagram of the major steps and units in the processing of organic waste to oil.    Hopper (12)    Shredder (20)    First and second augers (24, 26)    Pipe (33)    Autoclave (26)