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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOHD, ORE, SUNDAY, JULY 10, 1000 8 D. m J ENDS MAIDEN VOYAGE Manhattan's Lines, is pushed into dock at New York. skyline forms the backdrop Saturday as the Leonardo Da Vinci, new flagship of Italian , (XJPI Telcphoto) Surface Rights Project Announced by Forest Supervisor of Klamath Yreka - Forest Supervisor C. A. Yates of the Klamath National Forest has an nounced that a determination of surface rights project will begin July 11 on national for est lands in the Doe Peak area, Jackson county.- The project will be within the Oak Knoll Ranger district. The project - will be con- Home Made Cakes May Be Frozen Home made or boughten cakes can be frozen and used days later. An unbaked cake, made of any kind of cake batter which uses double-action baking powder may be frozen. Freeze in moisture-proof, vapor-proof package and freeze. Store only two weeks. To use, thaw batter approximately one and a half hours in the container at room tempera ture. Transfer to greased pan, and bake as usual. In freezing a baked cake, allow cake to cool complete ly. To freeze unfrosted cakes, wrap in moisture-proof vapor- proof package and place in freezer. Or frost cakes ready to serve, freeze before wrap ping, then package in mois ture-proof wrap. Uncooked frostings freeze best. Cakes may be stored three to four months. Thaw on cake rack at room temperature. Thawing time for cakes de pends on the size. ducted according to the pro visions of the act which pro vides for multiple use of the surface of the same tracts of public land, provided such use does not endanger or mater ially interfere with prospect ing, mining, processing oper ations or uses reasonable inci dent thereto, he said. ' The act provides the gov ernment with a procedure by which abandoned, inactive, in- valid! and unidentifiable claims located prior to the act may be brought under the category of a claim located subsequent to the act. The sur face rights project is part of this procedure. Forest service personnel will visually examine the land within the area in an effort to determine the persons in ac tual possession of or engaged in the working of such land, Yates said. The field search will be completed in about three months, he added. Upon completion of the field work and office proces sing, the land office will pub lish a formal public notice re garding the determination of surface rights on mining claims in the Doe Peak area. ' In addition, persons direct ly involved will receive notice of the transactions. Maps of the area and copies of a multiple-use mining pamphlet and other informa tion pertaining to the act and the project may be obtained here at the forest supervisor's office. Microorganisms Cause Abortions; Cure Now Known London - (Science Service) -A previously suspected cause of spontaneous abortion has been established, and fortun ately, doctors know how to deal with it. The cause is genital lister iosis, a chronic infection of the genital organs of appar I ently healthy women by mi croorganisms that are contin uously excreted from the uterine cervix. The microorganisms, bac teria of the genus Listeria, are not newcomers. They were isolated from animals in 1926 and have since been linked with human diseases such as meningitis, infectious monon ucleosis, pneumonia and endo carditis (inflammation of the heart lining). Abortion Prevented . A research team at Hadas- sah Municipal hospital in Tel Aviv, Israel, found listeria in fections in 25 of 34 habitual aborters. In three of the 25, diagnosis was not made until the second three-month period of pregnancy and medication with penicillin and sulpha drugs failed to prevent abor tion. In another eight, treat ment has prevented abortion and the pregnancies are con tinuing at this time. The rest of the 25 are not now preg nant but are being treated to insure safety in future. preg nancies. Some of the women had had as many as six. spon taneous abortions and have had genital listeriosis, for. as long as 14 years. Dieting Made Quick, Easy With Use of Home Freezer Everyone knows how lm portimt it is to keep the fam ily in slim, trim slmpc-unci hot summer days, perfect for slimmini! salads and needed exercise, help peel off winter pounds. The home food freezer can take a lot of the dreariness out of dieting in quick, easy steps, For instance, cottage cheese -a favorite in many families -can bought in bulk. It's dell- Russian Reports Show Alarm Oyer Stream Pollution London, (Science Service) -Russian newspaper's reach Ins England show that the Russians are becoming alarm ed at the pollution of the na tion's 225,000 miles of rivers, which is killing fish and en dangering public health. Soviet scientists have call ed for action to stop indus trial plants dumping waste products and for long-term planning covering all branch es of industry and public The dumping of waste is reported to be damaging the fishing industry to the extent of about a quarter of a bil lon dollars a year. The newspaper Literature and Life said: "Fish and vege tation are perishing. The health of the people is in real danger. And ail this is taking place because sanitary laws are being violated by too many administrators." Caused by Norms The newspaper argued the cause of the trouble was the "so-called norms" providing for the "maximum allowable poisonous concentration" which could be thrown into the rivers. The paper said the norms concede that the dump ing of waste products into the rivers was necessary and unavoidable, instead of trying to tackle the problem by neu tralization, destruction and filtering. Another newspaper to air the problem was Komsomois kay Pravda, organ of the Young Communist League. It stated that scientists recently analyzed large sections of the northern Donetz River, the "Ruhr of Russia," with its mines and fast-growing chem ical and steel industries. Pollution Found The scientists found dirty water, including poisonous substances was being poured into the river at the rate of more than 36,000,000 cubic feet a day by sugar, chem ical and steel plants. Dead rivers," which have been officially written off as unable to support fish and vegetation as a result of too much dumping, were feeding water into the upper Donetz. Genital listeriosis causes lit tle discomfort that would in dicate its presence. Only one of the 25 infected patients complained of vaginal dis charge and itching, and there was a second microorganism involved in this case. The research is reported in the current issue of The Lan cet by Drs. R. Toaff, N. Kroch- ik, M. Rabinovitz and the late Br.- F. 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Harris to hear the suit of Hid State Sanitary au thority against the City of Portland over water pollution. Thu Judge to preside al the hearing has not yet been an nounced. The state's suit asks a court order requiring the City of Portland to stop dumping raw or' Inadequately treated sow ago Into the Willamette and Columbia rivers. The stale also asks that thu city be re quired to build proper sewage facilities. The suit says water pollu tion in the rivers Is u health hazard, an obstacle to recre ation, and a public nuisance. A new wash-n-wax polish for ears eliminates ono step in the usual wash, rinse, pol ish method. The new formula for the polish was developed after research chemists tested yot) experimental waxes. battery, according lo district court officials. 'imhausen Is charged with tackling, pushing and shoving Hubert L. Uass to the ground April II. 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