| Description | Encloses a specimen of 'bacterial' cheese submitted by Crowe -- says that Crowe has submitted a scheme for the production of this cheese, by which he would have the assistance of an advisory committee and be paid without profit until the war's end. Notes that the amount of cheese produced with the bacteria is more per gallon of milk than cheese produced with rennet and notes that it keeps for months. Suggests that the scheme be brought before the Committee and that a member of the committee might go to see Crowe's process. |