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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNF. MEDFORD, OREGON. FRIDAY, MAT 18, 1934.
TESTS HOLD HOPE
OF CURE FOR T. B.
DENVER, Colo., May 18. (UP)
High hopea of success of the tuber.
culosls preventive serum being tested
by Injections Into "human guinea
pigs" from the state penitentiary was
forecast today by Dr. H. J. Corper of
the National Jewish hospital In a
port to Gov. Edwin C. Johnson.
The report was the first submitted
since tests began by Dr, Corper, head
of the reoaarch specialists at the hos
pltal, who is supervising the tests.
Dr. Corper revealed Inocculatlon
of the two convicts who were first
selected with dread bacilli of the
"white plague" would begin within i
week.
Mike Schmidt, convicted of crlnv
nal assault upon his daughter, and
Carl Erlckaon. wife slayer, have been
given two Injections each of the
serum, and aro being prepared for
Inoculations of tho tuberculosis
germ.
Dr. Corper said he was highly
pleased with results of the tests thus
far, and requested the chief enocu
tlve to select as soon as possible two
more convicts from a long list of life
termers who have applied for
chance at a pardon.
. The physician asked that the men
selected next be two who have never
been infected with tuberculosis.
(PULINARY
VRAFT ....
By Estella Dorgan, Director, Home
Service, the California Ore
gon Power Company
FROZEN DESSERTS FOR TWO
These recipes for two will be wel
comed lust as they are by the many,
many women who live In small apart
ments as well as by tne newiy mar
ried womon who are so often con
fused by trying to make over large
' recipes. For those of you who wish
to enlarge these suggestions, Just
multiply by two or three and you
will have good proportions for four or
Is.
Maraschino Custard
1-3 oup milk,
1 teaspoon cornstarch,
2 tablespoons sugar,
I egg yolk.
Few grains of salt.
a-S cup cream.
4 maraschino cherAes, finely
chopped.
3 taablespoons cherry Juice.
Scald ml!k in double boiler. Mix
the cornstarch, sugar and 'salt with
a little cold milk, stir Into the hot
milk and cook for five minutes. Add
egg yolk, beaten slightly and cook
until thick. OhlU and add whipped
cream and cherries with Juice, Freoze
quickly for four hours.
Strawberry Ice Cream
1 cup whipping cream.
Vi teaspoon gelatin.
OREGON STATE TRACKMEN LIMBER UP MUSCLES
i a " r i"-
Cinder path artists of Oregon State college are working out dally In preparation for contests with other
track and field teams during the current season. Three of the Beaver runners are (left to right) Charles
Fyoek, sprinter; Charles Prahl, hurdler, and Will White, halfmller. (Associated Press Photo)
1 cup crushed berries sweetened
to taste.
Few grains of salt.
Dissolve gelatin over steam and
add to whipped cream. Fold In
chilled crushed berries which have
been sweetened to your taste. Freeze
quickly for three hours.
Lemon Ice C'reum
1 small can of evaporated milk.
14 cup sugar.
1 lemon Juice and rind.
(See your Instruction book regard
ing preparation of evaporated milk or
purchase the brands that have only
to be chilled before beating).
Dissolve the sugar in Juice with
rind and fold In the whipped milk.
Freeze four hours.
Chocolate Ice Cream
square of chocolate, grated.
Va cup hot water,
cup sugar.
Few grains of salt.
oup evaporated milk.
cup whipping cream.
teaspoon vanilla.
Place chocolate, water and sugar
In saucepan. Cook for three minutes,
add salt And chill. Fold 'Into whipped
cream and whipped milk, add vanilla
and freeze four hours.
Frozen Egg Nogg
1-3 cup cream. '
1 egg, separated.
1-3 sup evaporated milk.
3 tablespoons sugar.
3 tablespoons cooking sherry.
Yt teaspoon nutmeg.
Few grains of salt.
Combino egg yolk and milk and
beat until well blended. Add the
sugar and seasonings, mixing well.
Whip crenm and milk and beat, egg
whites until stiff. Fold In the cream
then the egg white and pour Into
frcezlnf tray to freeze four hours.
Banana Ice Cream
1 small "banana.
cup sugar.
sup whipping cream.
3 tablespoons orange Juice.
H teaspoon nutmeg.
Mash banana, add sugar and blend
well with orange Juice. Add nutmeg
and fold In whipped cream. Freeze
four hours.
Fruit Sherbe'
1 teaspoon gelatin.
!4 cup sugar,
cup orange.
: 1 cup milk.
lemon.
Grate both orange and lemon rinds
And squeeze the Juice, adding all to
the sugar. Dissolve gelatin In a
tablespoon of water over steam and
add to milk, then chill until about
to freeze, then add chilled Juice and
sugar and freeze, stirring once or
twice In process. (Crushed fruit may
be added if sweetened and chilled
and added with Juices).
Ginger Ale Sherbet
1 cup ginger ale.
1 teaspoon gelatin.
1 egg white. ,
. 2 tablespoons sugar.
a tablespoons lemon juice.
Soften gelatin In lemon Juice. Heat
the ginger ale and pour -over the
softened gelatin. Cool and Add sugar,
mixing thoroughly. Pour Into freez
ing tray for 45 minutes then turn
into bowl and beat and fold In beat-
on egg white. Freeze wltho further
stirring.
Cherry Mint Sherbet
1 cup water.
'4 cup sugar. "
16 teaspoon gelatin.
3 tablespoons fruit Juice.
3 tablespoons mint syrup or
1 teaspoon mint flavoring.
1 egg white.
Soften gelatin In fruit Juice. Boll
sugar and water 10 minutes and
pour over the softened gelatin. Add
syrup or flavoring and freeze, stir
ring often. When frozen to a mush,
fold in beaten egg white and com
plete freezing.
WILL BE TARGET
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DENVER, May 18. (p) The most
important gold miners' conference in
the Industry's history, called here for
the chief purpose of mapping out a
code, will become the scene. It was
predicted today, of a fiery contro
versy of quite different nature.
As the convention laid preliminary
preparations for the' general session
this afternoon, Carl J. Trauerman of
Butte, Mont., declared he and other
members of the strong Montana dele
gation will lead a fight to have the
bureau of mines in Washington re
placed by an entirely new organiz
ation. Trauerman, outspoken president of
the Montana Mining association, de
clared this action "win touch off the
dynamite of the convention."
Trauerman told the Associated Press
he and other Montana representatives
have been sounding the sentiments
of delegates, assembled here from
every gold producing area In the
country, and declared tbe majority of
them are In favor of "getting rid of
the present bureau and setting up a
whole new department."
"Mining men are not getting any
where with the present setup," he
said. "We want a department that
really will help the miners."
OFFICIAL ORDERS
In response to a call from the sher
iffs office, George W. Stokes, deputy
fire marshal from Salem, was In
Medford the first part of the week to
inspect the construction and fire
prevention methods of the Chateau
de Comte, the lodge which opened
recently on the Pacific highway near
the Jackson Hot Springs.
It was reported at the local fire
hall tha( Stokes found the two bal
conies of the building too weak to
support a large crowd, and recom
mended necessary repairs before the
place be allowed to open. Stringers
were ordered put along the. floor
Joists of the balconies, and 4 by 4
uprights were Installed six feet apart
to further strengthen the floors.
Stokes also recommended fire ex
tinguishers be placed in the kitchen,
ground floor, and balconies, and that
the chimney be extended further
above the peak of the roof to lessen
fire hazard. The lodge was again
inspected after the readjustments,
and reported to be In shape for open
ing to the public.
4
Ten Applicants wanted Ten va
cancies were reported today in CCC
ranks in Crater Lake national park.
Applicants are asked to report at the
county relief office as early as possible.
G. B. S. SEES
JAPANESE HOOKUP
LONDON. May 18. (API Bernard
Shaw. Irish dramatist, returned Irom
a 23.000 mile trip to new aeaiana
with H.rlried views on the
Banger to tho British empire ol any
close hooklng-up 01 amain ana
Japan.
. ..iiith .til. nr. with Jaoan. he
said to reporters, would "drive Amer-
lca'lnto the arms or Russia wnicn
have already done to some extent.
"Then Australia, New Zealand and
Canada would come in with the
United States If they would have
them."
Shaw discoursed on many other
matters In his customary bluff style,
declaring for one thing In at least as
sumed seriousness that another
"peril to the empire" lay In the plex
Ing of games between Ita component
parts such as the coming test in
cricket matches between England and
Australia.
"These things break up the British
empire," he said.
BOY CHICKEN THIEF
LEAVENWORTH, Kas., May .,
(AP) An unidentified youth about
22 years old was shot and killed early
today by Mrs. Cora Williams, wife of
John Williams, at their farm home
four miles west of Jarbalo, Kas.
Mrs. Williams said the youth was
attempting to rob her chicken house.
A companion escaped.
A coroner's Jury found the killing
Justifiable.
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