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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-09
A HardboiIed Girl

II ETY. STRONG is one of the
IL hardest boiled girls the movies
ever have reformed.
You will meet Lefty when you
see Loretta Young in Born to Be
Bad" The movie is named COR
rectly.
Here is a heroine who is so tough
and INSCRIPTIONS that she trains
her son, Mickey (Jackie Kelk, a good
juvenile actor to be a cheat" in
her schemes to get easy money.
According to the Hollywood for
mula, all bad girls must reform, so
Lefty starts out just as the story
ends to be an honest working girl.
Here is a story that just doesn't
ring true, because Lefty is such an
ugly character. I wasn't interested
in her one second.
Miss young does play Lefty with
as much restraint as the character
will permit. but she can't make
Lefty full-sized portrait because
Lefty is so terribly one sided
Cary Grant is Miss Young's chief
male support. He turns out nice
performance as Malcolm Trevoe.
who befriends Mickey.
The direction is only fair and the
story jumps too rapidly from one
scene to another Maybe the char
acter of Lefty was so jumpy that
the director could do no better.
To me, Born to Be Bad" is just
another movie-for adults only.
Now at LoewS Palace.
TINE Circle is offering The Life
l. of Vergie Winters" The Lyric
continues with The Key" Both
pictures have been considered previ-
ously in this department.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-09

QACtIdA.
While Cameras associations, rec
ord and style might have been det-
rimental. the Italian more than
made up for whatever damage he
had done in his plucky perform
ance against Max Baer.
If Camera killed the game. he
saved it by rising from the floor
eleven times.
Imagine what would have hap
pened had Big Boy remained in the
resin on the first knOckdOwn in the
opening round. when Baer nailed
him on what Will Gibson used to
call the old potato with right
hand lead hard enough to fell an OK
How the boys who suspected all
along that Camera was nothing
more than a sideshow attraction
would have howled. Things might
have been thrown. Thousands
wouldn't have gone to a pugilistic
PREDICTION again in months.
WILL Camera be given another
w whirl? I have an idea that
he will. a year hence. Primo's re-
cent affair with Baer was lopSided,
but IL was wildly exciting. and there
were extenuating circumstances.
There was no question but that
Camera was bewildered going in
and lost without Bill
Duffy. who trained him for and
handled him in every previous start
in this country.
You'll hear more Of the Sequals
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-09
TOM STEVENSON COPS
FEATURE GUN SHOOT

Tom Stevenson cracked 81 out
of 100 targets to capture the fea-
ture shoot of the program at the
Capital City Gun Club yesterday.
The f1fty-target event was won
by Christie with AZ tallies. Leon-
ard broke 46 for second and Palmer
was third with As. Rosebrock and
Weddle each shot % in the 25-target
shoot to tie for first place E Holm,
Myers and Greenlee scored 20 shots
each.
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With Semi-PrOS
and Amateurs

South side Merchants topped McCordso
allowed but SIX hits. and the. hitting Of
victory SATURDAY.. defeating Ben DAVIS
Merchants have Aug. 19 and 26 open,
ana would IKE To- Scheque tI WI %5Ih Iag 97
East Morris street. or call DrexeI l623-W.
McCordSvlle score:
s s. NJ. .............l 02 600 QUO ~ Z
McCOrd. .............0l 0 0l0 600
Maurer and Boya; Smith and Apologize.
indianapolis Railways trounced Proyi-
Toad GENESIS for w AVE- 9 apd 2 e a4q d ia
Ringgold avenue. indianapolis.
Led by tie hitting . Of Walt gaa. Fl, Tloy 8
8dgepO Bues t BPdse6ort De Testerda9
Don Glenn pitched good bali for Bridge
port allowing but four hits. Score;
BTidgeport ....... i01 900 OK 10 0
McCrea and Lambert: Glenn and Rusie
Next Sunday. Bridgeport will meet Baby
Lincolns.
South Side Tigers easily. defeated Gin
Der A. C., 10 to 4. Fast team h0lding
diamond permit for sunday nd ~ cal adh P TS
It Hines BARRIERS we're turned back by
bers plav at Ladoga next Sunday. Lsdoga
1901, 1907 and ID ask for Hines.
Local 1875 Transfers and others will
organize strong baseball team and games
are wanted with fast state clubs.
night. $50 at IA North New Jersey street.
Any members of the union wanting to
play please report. Stokes. Critmore
brothers Jess McClain and others take
notice For games write j. R Dean, 1929
South Alabama street. Indianapolis.
Bennett, Coal Company won two tits
over the weekend defeating REPUBLICAN
Decker B and Harding allowed opponents
but three hits in each game.
Bennett Coal Company baseball team will
gardens Wednesday al $50 p M Goals
announce every one is welcome. and ad
mission will be 2s cents. Ticket will be
sold at the entrance.
Brightwood A. c. scored two runs in the
tenth inning to down Midways. 10 to 9,
in Municipal League thriller. R. Viii
hits. including two homers. H. Shuck
paced the losers with three hits, Score:
B 81 ,gT5 9 90I 9 819 99I IL
Hurst and Hustled Zimmerman, vetter
and Gray.
U. S. Corrugated Box FASTENERS con-
umph over Mars Hill, to l. U. S. team
infield starred in the tilt. completing five
double plays. Logsdon and Greedy led the
on the mound for U. S. allowed but five
i. s Corrugated e. 10 200 oI2- IS !
Houchaen and Greedy; Brenob walters
and Unset.
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CLAIMS WORLD MARK
FOR CUPBOARD GRAF
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
GENEVA, N Y, July 9.-Lewis
Carlisle. East Islip, L. L, claimed
the world record for Glass F, ANA
teur cupboard racing today.
Carlisle yesterday drove his tiny
craft through the water at 50.934
miles an hour Later he stepped it
up 10 52941 miles. The record IS
Asst miles, set by A. E. Blohm OF
Seattle in 1888.
j. c. Cab Waller of Syracuse
won the Governor Lehman trophy
for the state cupboard champion
ship.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-09

CHARLIE CHAN is as greatly ad-
~ mired on the printed page as
he is on the talking screen. Both
in fiction and on the screen, I never
have found Charlie Chan dull or
undressing
The latest Chan opus to come to
the screen is Charlie Chans
Courage" In novel form, this story
was called The Chinese Parrot
and that title would have been
much better for the movie.
Warner Gland again is cast as
Charlie. the Chinese detective whose
manners and morals, as we'll as his
logic, dates far back into old China.
Mr.. GLAND makes Charlie an in
teresting character this time as he
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-09
Lilly and Real Silk
to Play Wednesday

The Eli Lilly nine and the Real
SILK team, members Of the local
Manufacturers League, will clash
under the lights at Perry stadium
Wednesday night at BIS. The
contest was postponed last Friday
on account Of rain.
Keen rivalry exists between the
clubs and both are expected to be
well supported by large roofing
forces.
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Around the A. A.

A CROWD Of 10000 saw Ownie
y Bush's Millers knock of the
Columbus Req Birds in Minneapolis
yesterday. The BUshmen won the
FIRST tilt. 10 TO 7. and the second.
I 20 2. The Windup fray was seven
innings. cut short By the s o'clock
Law. Ray Starr pitched both tits
for the winners.
Il was the third straight win for
the MilIers over the 1888 A. A.
champs. Minneapolis staged two
elght-run rallies in the first contest.
Joe Hauser was the chief gunner in
both battles He hit homers Nos.
~ % and %. Joe batted in six
runs IN one game an dtwo in the
other.
St. Paul stretched its winning
streak to seven games bv downing
Toledo Twice before 5000 fans at
the Apostle park. Scores were 8
70 6 and ? to /.
MILWAUKEE copied both ends
WI of its twin bill with Louisville.
II 20 and 10 TO 3. The Colonies
lost the services Of two star play
ers. Adair, second baseman. and
OlIvareS, shOrtStOp. They cOllided
head-on going after a grounder back
Of second and both were rushed to
a hospital. Adair suffered a brain
conclusion and Olivares was badly
shaken up and received an injured
shoulder Adair will be out Of action
indefinitely, but Olivares may be
able TO return to the game within
a few days.
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Results Yesterday
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION


First Game)
Columbus. .......... Oo4 100 OIL a 2
Minnea polls ........ 600 $50 02X-18 81 2
Teachout, Cross. Spencer and ODea;
Starr and Hargrave, Young.
Second Game; seven innings;
o'clock law
Columbus ........... 900 ITO O.
Minneapolis .......... 0O2 oil x-4 0
Klinger and Angley; Starr and Har-
grave.
First Game)
Toledo ............ 200 O03 DOL 10 l
st. Paul ............ 500 900 Tx II 0
Perrin. Lawson, sewell, Nekola and Gar
bark; Claset and Guiliani.
Second Camel
Toledo ,............. COG 0Io 600 2
Uhle and O'Neill, Garbark; Phelps and
Fenner. Guiliani
First Came
Louisville ....,...... 900 600 OO3-,3 10 Q
Halter. Penner and Thompson, Ring
hofer: BraXton and Susce.
Second Camel
louisville .... 600 600 O12- y 0
Milwaukee ......... 900 013 6OX-1O Is /
Bass, Mclean and Thompson; Slime and
Rensa.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
ST. Louis ......... 600 O21 DO 6 3
Detroit ............. 900 900 113- 10 l
Blaeholder. Newsom, Wells and Hemsley;
Marberry. Rowe and Cochrane.
First Game)
Phfladephia ....... 900 001 102- IL 2
Boston ............. 010 oil OK /
Dietrich and Berry; H. Johnson and R.
FerreE.
Philadelphia ...... 000 10 600 8 2
Boston ............ 40l 900 20x- 10 0
Marcum Benton and Berry; Ostermuel-
Ter and r. Terrell.
First Came
Chicago ............. 100 600 600 7 ?
Cleveland .......... DOL 040 0OX- l
Jones and Madieski; Hudlin and Pytlak.
Second Came
Chicago ..,......... oil 2lO 900 10 l
Cleveland ........ 2O4 O3O O1x-10 II
Wyatt. Tietje. Gallivan and Shea; Pear
son and Wyatt.
........ 100 600 II0- 3 g Q
Weaver. Thomas. Mccall and SeWell
Deshong and Dickey.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
New YORK lbU UlU uUV- o
........... 900 0A0 000- 3
Fitzsimmons and Mancuso, Zachary and
Lopez.
First Camel
ST. Louis ........... DOL 030 ilx- l3 0
Derringer. Kleinhans and lombard; J.
Dean and Davis.
Second Came
cincinnati ......... 1O6 00O 01O- 8 IS 0
St Louis .......... 900 10 020- 10 l
FREY and lombard: P Dean. Haines
Vance, Lindsey and Davis.
Boston ............. 600 600 o3O- 9 10 !
....... 200 O03 COX
Barrett. Smith and Spohrer. Hogan; E.
Moore and Wilson.
First Came
Pittsburgh .......... 600 Dos 032-l1 IS !
Chicago ............ Ill 100 600 II
French. Birkofer and Padden; Lee,
Joiner, Root, Timing and Hartnett.
Second Came
pittsburgh ........ 900 0O2 100 3 7 !
Chicago ............ 440 ll2 O0X-l2 Is
Swift. French. Meme Chagnon. Harris
ana Grace, Veltman; weaver and Hart
aett. Phelps.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-09
Veteran Rusie Is
Injured in Wreck
BV UnifCd Press

By Unitcd Press
SEATTLE, July 9.-Amos w.
(SpeedbalD Rusie, former big league
pitching ace, was in a hospital to-
day suffering from injuries re-
ceived when an automobile in
which he was riding overturned. He
suffered a head injury and frac-
tured ribs. Rusie pitched for the
New York Giants when at his best,
and later with Cincinnati Reds. Pre-
vious to that he hurled for Indian
apOliS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-09
DECATHALON RECORD

HAMBURG. Germany, July g.
Hans Heinrich Sievert, German
athlete. today claimed a world
decathlon record of S79O.46 points,
328 points under the mark officially
held by Jim BauSch. former Uni
versity of Kansas all-around athlete.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-09


Ea -ercay the Bost0uians Won
ths.- last two games Of the series
with Philadelphia. making it two
straight series. having beaten The
Yankees last week. They won four
or ~ Eve against the Athletics and
tr1 0.- Of three against the Yauks
A group OF ex-Tankees are help
ir- t1 make things mum ln the Hub
camp. Dusty Rhodes is clicking
a-7u. and Bill Werber and Lyn
Lars. both turned out of New York.
a-e picking up hits regularly. The
fact that Lefty Grove las won only
four games This year is all that
keeps Boston from being a half
dozen games higher-Whlch would
b. M Top
Ruth Hits No. II
Boston beat the Athletics I'M the
Sle5 Sunday "a and 10 jimmy
FrzE lit tTo homers. raising his TO-
I'll 10 -geu.v-six and breaking mp
trrae-vav me with his teammate.
Frb johnson. and Lou Gchrig. New
YORK hold It's half-game margin
orr- Detroit. beating the Senators.
6-3 behind jimmy Deshong- Babe
Ruth init his fourteenth homer.
masking "a grand total OF 600 on the
twentieth anniversary Of his start in
Tie big time.
Detroit whipped st. Louis. 5-4
sweeping the series. on a three-rm
rally iu the ninth. MeliIO's wild
throw fo Hcmslcy let i'm two runs.
Cleveland took a Coubie-header
from CHICAGO. 5-I and los. Willis
Huduu beat Sad sam Jones in a
hurting duel in the first. the Buck
CvrS staging four double kills. They
took am early lead in the second
and were never headed. Monte
Pearson Chaiking up his tenth win.
Paul Dean Chased
The Giants gained a half game
on the cubs. beating Brooklyn 20.
with fat Freddy FItzsimmOns
hurting a threc-hit shutout. while
Chicago was dropping the opener to
Pittsburgh.
The Pirates won the first game
from the CUBS. ia. with a six-run
assault on Bill Ice in the sixth
after ne had pitched two-hit ball
for five innings. Gabby Hartnetts
homer with TWO on helped Jim
Weaver win the nightcap. 1913, the
cubs chalking up eight runs in the
first TWO innings
Dizzy Dean of st. Louis beat Gin
ciunau. 6-l. IN the opener. tanning
ten. walking one and giving only
seven hits. Brother Paul was
chased i'm the late game when Pool
h0mered with three aboard to start
six-run attack in the third. The
Rcdlegs won. "a.
Fuel More. new Phillie pitcher.
rcpulsod the Braves. So. Dolph
CamlHs homer with a mate on
base I'm the sixth won the game.
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wash OUT
Is MILES OF
KIDNEY TUBES
Win Back Pep .Visor :. Vitality

Medical authorities agree. that your Kid
news contain IS MILES OF tiny tubes or
filters which help 10 purify the blood ana
keep you healthy.
Il YOU have trouble with bladder irregu-
laritv. causing irritation. and discomfort,
the Is MILES Of kidney tubes need WASH
ing out. This danger signal NAV De the
beginning Of nagging backache. leg pains.
loss OF pep and vitality. getting I'D nights.
lumbago swollen feet and ankles. rheu-
matte pains and dizziness.
II kidneys don't empty ptnts every oav
and get rid Of pounds OF waste matter.
your BODY viii take Up these poisons
causing serious trouble II NAV knock
YOU out and Law YOU up Tor many
months Don't wait Ask your druggist
for DOANS PILLS doctor pre-
scription . which has been used success
fully by millions OF kidney sufferers for
over 20 wears. They give quick rellei ano
viii help TO wash out the IS MILES OF
kidney tubes.
But don't take chances with strong
drugs or So-called kidney cures" that
claim to dx you up in IS minutes. for they
NAV seriously inJure and irritate delicate
tissues. Insist on DOANS PILLS the
Old reliable relief that contain no dope"
or haolt-forming drugs Be sure you get
DOANS PILLS at YOUR druggist. Copy
right. 1884. Foster-Nllnurn Co. - AdYer-
tiSemeut.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-09
Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported to police as stolen
belong to:
Raw SNYDER. 1851 Barth avenue. Chrvs-
Ter roadster, 53-415 from II East Adler
street
Wolf & Co.. $50 North Capitol avenue,
Auburn convertible coupe from sales room
at $50 North Capitol avenue.
Ldyia Sharrett, 7O4 East Georgia street,
Apartment l. Dodge coupe. 48-872. from
in front of 704 East Georgia street.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-09
LOSE EXHIBITION MATCH

bW 7 IWfF , UFfTVT
MILWAUKEE, July 9. Walter
Hagen and Billy Sixty touring pros,
we're defeated by Eldon Kruger,
Beliot, and Johnny Revolta, Tripoli,
in an exhibition at the TripOli Club
Yesterday. Hagen shot II; Sixty, IS;
Kruger, II, and Revolt, "a.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-09
PLAN HANDICAP MEET
NOTES.-THE Meters Arrange I'm
usual style of Competition.

H .hHfF NNtF.Hf
NOBLESVILLE. Ind. July g
Forest park today was the scene Of a
unique handicap tennis tOurna-
mcnt. an event conceived by local
PLAYERS. All entries must make
their official entry by playing a
member Of the handicap committee.
After a committee meeting. the Of
fetal handicap Of each entrant will
10 posted. and viii consist of so
many points per game. depending
on the skill of the PLAYER.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-09
QUIET, PLEASE
BIZ NFA Service

% y " y Il Ntf ttC6
DETROIT, July 9.-Don
- Comstock's drive on the
145-yard thirteenth hole of the
Loeb Alpine golf course was a
bit short. AS it bounded to-
ward the green, huge crow
SWOoped and seized the ball.
Finding it quite heavy the
bird started walking away with
it. Comstock, thinking the
crow intended making off with
his ball, yelled. The crow
proceeded on to the green,
walked up to the cup, and
dropped the ball right in.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-09
CERTIFICATES
TO Be ISSUED
AGAINST SILVER
New Money Due to Appear
During August and
September.

81 United Press
WASHINGTON, July 9.-Dies are
being prepared at the bureau of
printing and engraving here for new
silver certificates which soon will
appear in the American billfold.
The treasury is expected first to
issue certificates against its existing
stocks of the metal. Some of this
represents war debt payments,
some was bought through the cur
rency Sterilization fund, some is
newly mined domestic silver &C
CURED under the Roosevelt procla-
nation of last December.
Purchases of silver which the
treasury is making in the world
market under the recent silver act
are for delivery some weeks ahead.
Certificates against the bullion will
begin to come from the printing
offices in Sizeable blocks in August
and September.
Certificates Not New
Silver certificates are not new to
American currency. There now are
S459 ,475974 outstanding The new
certificates, however, will have
distinctive design. They will be in
denominations of 81 and up.
The treasury began to buy silver
bullion under the new act the day
after President Roosevelt signed the
bill.
Very little has been bought. how
ever, according to treasury officials.
How much was bought from the
sterilization fund is kept a dark
secret, as are all other operations
of the S3,OO0,0OO0OO authorized by
congress for drawings in foreign
exchange
Caution Is Expected
The treasury is expected to pro-
coed cautiously with purchases
under the New Deal. Officials dis
counted stories of huge purchases
within a short time. There is
nothing like the amount OF silver
available for purchase that has been
reported, and the treasury will not
proceed in such a way as to drive
the price up speedily.
No definite treasury policy has
been established it can be said
authcritatively. This will be one of
the first tasks of Treasury Secretary
Henry Morgenthau Jr., when he re-
turns from his vacation. Mean
while, the treasury is marking time.
Secretary Morgenthau has indi-
Gated his intention of issuing a con-
siderable amount of silver certifi-
Gates to determine the effect upon
commodity prices. But it is doubtful
that the new money will be in such
quantity as to satisfy the silverites
who forced the legislation through
congress.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-09
Primo May Be GiUen New
Chance In Another Year
Fight With Baer Was Exciting and Proved DethrOned
Champ Is Game; Strong Gate Attraction.
BY HARRY GRAYSON
NEA Service Sports Editor

NEW YORK July 9Much of the blame for the slump in the stock
shoulders
episodes
with who
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-09
YankS Hold Half Game Lead
Over Tigers; Red SOx Better
Chances With Two Victories
Fox Takes Top Rung in Home Run Race by Couting
Pair Against Boston; Giants Increase Margin in
National Loop as Cubs Split Even.

July Mack make predictions this
ycs place league
! place Red Sox are in
games
Yankees AN a clip
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-09

Manush. Senators l2e Allen. Phillies =. lo9
GehrinCer. Tigers ll2 Terry. Giants $. l06
MedNlCk. CarQs III
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Games Today

UameS Today
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
INDIANAPOLIS at Kansas City; night,
$50
All other games scheduled today were
played in double eaders yesterday.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
No game scheduled.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
No game scheduled.
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HITS

Gehrig. Yanks :. g Bonura. v. sox %
OFT. Giants .... "a Collins. Cardinals 81
Cronin, Senator's. 70 Berger. Graves 81
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MAJOR LEADERS
CBy United Press
UONTF RIMS
RIMS RATED IN

HOME HUNS
Foxx. Athletics Is OFT. Giants ...... q
johnson. Athletics IS Klein. Cubs $50. 19
Gehrig. Yanks -. "a
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. Standings .
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

behind leaders.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-29

some of tho prepared breakfast foods; ulso in delicious coolers.
 And when l say ''melons," ] mean melons of every vnriety-- mugkfnelons or, ns almost every. one now knows them, the cnpta. loupes; honey dew and honey balls, casaba and Persian melons. water. melons, too. Around tho first of May the first of the outdoor grown melons began to come to uB from Florida. Now we shall have one or the other type with us until late in August or September.
 Aside fro m saying that one should guard against having melon too ripo and too very cold, there are no don't" regarding them. Eat them whenever you can in. stead of drinking 50 much cold water during the day. And remem. Der them when you feel the need
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-29

for supper, serve the refreshments either when tho guests arrive or about o'clock. Games after. wards will help bring tho appetite back to normal for tho regular meal. Besides many mothers give u { o'clock glass Of milk to their children and this is not much more.
 Lemonade and sandwiches with cookies cut in fancy shapes are loved by children and can't hurt thom. However, don't serve both lemonade and Ice cream.
 Hero are some filings If you want to make sandwiches.
 Minced chicken with shredded lettuce moistcned with lemon juice and oil.
 Finely chopped prunes combined with peanut butter and made moist with cream.
 Finely chopped dates combined with cottage cheese.
 Nuts and raisins chopped and moistcncd with cream.
 Shredded lettuce and finely chopped hard cooked eggs made moist with cooked salad dressing. Cook the GEES for thirty minutes in water just at the boiling point.