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Show DECEMBER 13, 1952. TURKEY THE JOURNAL SHOW IN 7 ST. GEORGE DECEMBER 18 What would Christmas be without cookies? But how many New be traced back to holiday feasting? To cut calories, plan your holiday feasting to include beverages and sweetdesserts that can be sweetened with Sucaryl, the new in with other cooked or baked be ener that can ingredienta in a right Years resolutions to reduce can non-calor- ic recipe. These men and hundreds of others will be "headin south with the birds to attend the fifth annual Utah Turkey Show at St. George, December 18, 19 and 20. They are, left to right, Dale A. Prows, Salina, show manager. Marion O. Olsen, Paradise, president of the Utah Turkey Federation; J. Arza Adams, Pleasant Grove, chairman of the show, and J. David Carson, Logan, secretary, Utah Turkey Federation. Provo Receives Recognition For Polio Tests , ' s f. ' ; : PROVO Nationwide attention will be focused on Provo (Utah) December 12, for the part this city played in the recently completed field tests to determine the effec-- ! tiveness of Gamma Globulin as a control agent for poliomyelitis. Dr. Hart E. Van Riper of New York, medical director of the Na- - polio. The test was conducted by participated. Dr. William McDowell Hammon, Medical authorities have recently Mediof announced of the tests a success. epidemiology professor Gamma Globulin is proven to be an cine, during September, 1951. control meaeffective, short-rang- e The Provo test was a pilot study sure for alleviating paralysis in to see if it would be practical and polio. further The award to take worthwhile to conduct place Friday large-scalconclusive tests. is in more of the significant recognition The encouraging results here, durSoMedical part the Utah County ing which 5,767 children aged ,2 to ciety, and the residents of the 8 years, were involved, led to the county as a whole, played in makdecision to conduct the further exing the field tests a success. periments this past summer in Dr. Van Riper is internationally Houston, Texas and Sioux City, known for his work with the NaIowa. tional Foundation for Infantile In all three cities, 54,772 children Paralysis. e, tional Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, will present an award of commendation to the Utah ty Medical Society at a special luncheon to be held in Provo this coming Friday. Dr. Roger H. Wafefield, 410 N. University Avenue, president of the society, will accept the award. In addition, Dr. Van Riper will reSALT LAKE Special quesport on the latest scientific adon tions farm employment will be vances made in polio research, with particular emphasis on the asked this month in the Current Population Survey which will be Gamma Globulin tests. taken in this area during the week Provo was the site of the first of of December 15, it was announca series of three field tests financed ed today by District Supervisor by March of Dimes to determine Milton E. Allred, Salt Lake City, whether or not Gamma Globulin Census Bureau. Approxia substance derived from human of the 125 local families will be 1 blood would prevent paralysis in mately covered in the sample survey. The questions are designed to furnish information on the size and j Low Calorie Lemon Caraway Cookies 1 cup flour Sucaryl tablets or 4 teaspoon salt teaspoons Sucaryl Solution lA teaspoon baking powder 3 tablespoons water 1 scant teaspoon caraway seed 1 teaspoon vanilla 1 tablespoon grated lemon peel 4 tablespoons shortening Mix or dissolve Sucaryl in combined water and vanilla. Cream shortening. Sift dry ingredients together. Mix shortening, dry ingredients and liquid together. Knead in caraway seed and lemon peel. Shape dough into roll and wrap in wax paper. Chill until Arm. Cut in 30 slices about Vi to 4 inch thick; place on ungreased cookie sheet and bake in . hot oven (400F.) 12 minutes or until brown around edges. Each cookie contains protein 0.4 grams; fat, 1.7 grams; carbohydrate! 3.1 grams; calories, 29, if made with sugar, 38 calories. Low Calorie Nut Squares 1 V teaspoons Sucaryl solution 2 eggs or J2 Sucaryl tablets, crushed flour enriched sifted cup 1 teaspoon vanilla Vi teaspoon baking soda Vt cup raisins Vi teaspoon salt V cup chopped nuts Beat eggs. Mix and sift flour, baking soda and salt; add to eggs. Mix or dissolve Sucaryl in vanilla and add to mixture. Add raisins and nuts. Line an 8x8" pan with wax paper; grease paper lightly; spread mixture evenly in pan. Bake in moderate oven, 35(rF., 30 minutes. Cool thorinch squares. oughly; cut in 25 one and one-ha- lf Each cookie contains 47 calories; protein, 1 gram; fat, 3 grams; carbohydrate, 4 grams, if made with sugar, 79 calories. 16 .2 i Survey on Farm Employment To be Taken I characteristics of the hired farm working force, Supervisor Allred said. Information will be collected also as to the extent that migraon tory workers are employed farms. Supervisor Allred pointed out that information on the farm labor force is particularly important this year as a means of measuring the effect of the defense program on the labor supply available on farms and as a guide in developing plans that will help meet high food production goals. In addition to the. farm labor questions, there will be the usual questions on employment and unemployment Supervisor Allred said. SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK By R. J. SCOTT Farm Program To be Broadcast be a discussion regarding care of during winter months for early spring pollination of alfalfa and orchards. Earl Hutchins, Utah State marketing supervisor, .will be the guest for the Dec. 16 broadcast when he discusses progress in grading of Utah fruit for marketing throughbees SALT LAKE CITY Fanners, apiarists, cattle, sheep and orchard men will find something of particular interest to them during the coming week on Kennecott Copper Corporations noon radio program, out the West. This Business of Farming, it was Box Elder County Agent Anson Von announced by Orme, 'Radio Call will tell sheepmen "How to live Station KSL Agricultural Super- with Halogeton on winter ranges on Dec. 18 program. visor. One of the better known Utah The last program for the week beef breeders, Howard Blackham, will be broadcast Dec. 19, giving will be the program guest on Fri- farmers tips on storing and caring fertilizer day, Dec. 12, at 12:15 p.m. He will for through winter on information T. Glen months. winter give timely Baird, extension feeding. agronomist, Utah State Agriculture On Monday, Dec. 15, there will al College, will be the speaker CREDENCE. USUALLY SAit of, BELIEF FORMED LU,riTly OH frfE. BASIS OF -- $ yi A1AV I BELA SCHICK, discoverer of the famed Schick test for diphtheria. receives an honorary degree of Doctor of Humane Letter Dr. from Yeshiva University Samuel Belkin (right) makes the presentation at ceremonies in New York. International) OR. 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