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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-13
RUSSIANS
 ROUTING.
 GERMANS
1wenfY-six Villages Re- taptured-Two Nazi Tank
 Corps Are Broken Up
tBY ASSOCIATED PREss)

The Russians, according to an official communique issued in Mos COW this morning, declared that 26 villages have been recaptured and about 180OO0 men are attack ing in the Bryansk sector where the Germans broke through late in August. The Russian counter of fensive began 13 days ago.
 Moscow dispatches said the 47th and 24th German Tank Corps have also been routed and the Ger mans have lost more than 26G tanks, 600 vehicles and hundreds of field guns.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-13
Officers of Signal
 Corps in England

WASHINGTON, Sept. 13-Scores of new army signal corps officers. it was learned today. are being sent regularly to England for front line instruction in the operation of radio beam airplane detectors which both Britain and the United States now are developing in quantity.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-13
By sIGRID ARNE

WASHINGTON, D. O., Sept. 13- This villages new airport is the best show in town, Congress not withstanding. It is said to be the most modern airport in the world
 and it should be- Some half dozen
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-13
No More Bag Worry

Maybe the loud-speaker already $ announcing the departure of the plane. The passenger pockets his ticket and forgets about his bags as
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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1941-12-06

Morris Brown, 1910 national champion and 194O-41
STAG football king is the only unbeaten united coored
team in the nation N c. State and Prairie View are u
defeated However, both have been ed-Prarie View TT
by Texas and 90 by Langso N c. State 90 by Va State
the past Saturday at Petersburg.
Strangely enough the scoreless tie paid the Eagles big
dividends They improved their rating from 2OO 24O
won undspued possession of the 1941 CAA grid title and
closed out unbeaten record looking toward the
nual Peach Blossom Classic next Saturday afternoon at 23O
O'Clock at Columbus, Georgia.
In another CIAA contest that held the spotlight with
the ~ c. StateVa. State encounter Saturday Johnson c.
Smiths Golden Bulls turned back the Bulldogs 100
Out in the Southwest Prairie View won the I94I cham
ponshp without rival claimants by bowling over Southern
1877 in mighty display of ofense while Bishop running
Wileys Wildcats to the tune of Alt in scoring bee
In the two games involving STAG clubs S. C. State
Journeyed to Mississippi and rolled up her best ofense
the year to scalp Alco 253 and end the season in first
division nationally with four WINS three losses and two ties
while Benedict also finished in first division for the season
nationally by tripping powerful Allen ZIG for final record
OF five WINS four losses, and tie.
The rating of the first Is teams after the past Satu-
days disturbance aong the gridiron trail follows
Morris Brown Florida two N C. State three Lang
stOn four Prairie View five Morgan SIX Johnson c. Smith
SEVEN Tuskegee eight Va State nine Florida Normal ten
Lane eleven Benedict twelve Texas thirteen Southern
seventeen KY State eighteen, Bluefield nineteen Allen
twenty, Bishop tweny-one Wherefore Twenty-Five Ala
bama A. d. twenty three, Jarvis twentyour and Shaw
twenty-five.
John (Big Train Moody of Morris Brown held the ma
tona scoring lead by onepont margin through Saturdays
battles The entire picture nationally to date is as fol-
lows:
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-
JOSEPH OUTLET JOE) MITCHELL, right haIfback
OF the Morris Brown football team 1911 winner of the
seventeen jewel gold Benrs Shockproof wrist watch
competitors Melvin Jeter Lee Clark left tackle and
captain; Leon Elam Morehouse fuback and captain and
Defoy Arnold Morris Brown tailback.
Moody, previous winner of the award and most pub
icized member of the Purple Wolverine squad scored %
points in the Morehouse (egh and Clark (fourteen games
but saw comparatively little playing time in both.
Mitchell, most unsung member Of the Wolverine back
field could not unnoced again this year as in previous
seasons because in addition to his sensational tackng Vi
cous blocking and effective work short yarage Bullet
Joe proved himself of the deadest passers in the cou
try.
A star of the Morehouse encounter who played longer
than any other member of the regular bacfed Mitchell
reached perfection in his passing in the Clark tilt
petng out of eight for IS of the LAG yards his team
made through the air One Of them to George Turpin
freshman end, 15yard touchdown pass Another to
Marion Eugene (Red) Grimes for ~ yards set up touch
down and still an additional one to Jenkins set up third
marker.
Previous winners of the award BY SCHNEER'S, LEAD
ING CREDIT JEWELERS. have been John (Twnletoes)
Braxton and Moody of Morris Brown and Ernest Hunky)
White OF Clark
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Billy Hall Tops As
LeMoyne Wins 20

LaValle who picked UP 2 yards.
Hill crashed off tackle to place the
pigskin on the Lions 10 for first
down. LaValle moved to the S and
Hall was stopped on the l, from
which point Hill scored. Kennedy
added the extra point from place.
ment.
The second quarter found the
Magicians on the march after
Pickett returned Lawson's punt
from the 10 yard line to the 10.
On two consecutive end runs
Pickett moved up to the % and La
Vale stopped on the 80. Hill ran
a yards to place the ball on the
Lions A. In two tries, LaValle
ran to the 80 and the Lions calico
the Magicians' march to a stop.
In the fourth period, the Lions
staged a drive, featuring Lawson.
from their AZ to the Magicians'
%. A pass intended for White was
Intercepted by LeMoyne's Hall on
the 4. Immediately, a II yard
march IVES started by the Magi-
clans. Hall passed to Breadon on
the II and LaValle added 1. A
sweeping end run by Lavalle, be-
hind the flawqess blocking of Hill,
Little. Hall and Carey, gained 80
yards to the Lions A A penalty
against State placed the oval on the
80. With first and five, Hall NOV
ed to the 81. HIPS next attempt
yielded 2 yards On the IS and
again the Magicians were stopped.
The closing minutes Of the
game found the Magicians making
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MORRIS BROWN, FLORIDA, TuSkEGEE, ALABAMA,
n. c. STATE, PRAIRIE VIEW IN MAJOR BATTLES
Orlando, Columbus Post Season
Tits Oldest OF Week Ind Series

Cut Of nine starts. Florida seven
out of eight. Tuskegee's lone de-
feat was to the Purple wolverines
1916. Florida's setback was at the
hands of the same club 300.
FINE RECORDS
In the order in which the games
were played, N c.. State defeated
S. C. State 1910, st. Paul $50,
Bluefield 9-6, Lincoln pa 800,
johnson C.. Smith 80, Iivings-
tone 400, and A. and It Go,
closing the regular season with
90 tie against Va. State last Sat
urday
Morris Brown stopped Allen
26-O. Tuskegee 26-6, Lincoln CMo)
1912. Morehouse 21-0, Florida 30
G, Alabama 26-6, Xavier 60, lie
Moyne 1876, and Clark 800.
Tuskegee tripped Xavier 25-6,
lost to Morris Brown 1876, and
then handled Wilberforce 267,
Benedict 20-2, Morehouse 20-7, S.
c. State 1912, Knoxville 3O7,
Lincoln Pa.) 1916, and Alabama
State 1876.
Florida bagged Benedict 200, A
and I. 9-0,sAla. 22-0, KY. State 13-
0, lost to Morris Brown 700, and
proceeded to ruin Lane 1870, South
ern 1917, and Xavier 27-0.
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LANE IN SURPRISE WIN
OVER WHEREFORE IT.

Is yard line put Lane in position
for their lone score. Line plung-
es by Smith and Johnson brought
the bali to the 4 yard line where
John Johnson, Lanes quarter
back, took it over for the score.
Holmes kick was good making the
score TO.
The second quarter opened with
another touchdown drive by Lane.
A completed pass, Battle to Thorn
as, was good for % yards, putting
Lane ON Wilberforce's IL yard
stripe. After working the ball to
the 8, Lane lest the pail as a re-
suit of tumble by Smith. An in
tercepted a pass by johnson put
Wherefore back in the game late
IN the quarter, but the Lane line
stiffened and held the Northern
invaders for downs.
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A completed pass, Battle to
Johnson, again put Lane in scor-
ing position in the early minutes
of the third quarter But the
powerful forward wall of Wilber-
force dug in and held the Lanites
for downs on Wilberforce's Is yard
stripe. This marked the turning
point for the Green Wave. Qualls
Hart. Brown. and Crowell COM
bined their efforts and sent the
ball up to Lanes 20, but a pass in
tercepted by Roy Jones spiked the
mad Onslaught as the quarter end
ed
The last quarter saw desperate
Wilberforce team on the field.
After getting the ball On the 20 q
result Of an ever the goal punt, a
series of passes filled the air, but
all to no avail. as the game ended
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1941-12-06
By ROBERT MATTHEWS

JACKSON, Tenn. (SNS) - The
spirited Dragons Of Lane College
completely overpowered and out
played an over confident Wilber-
force eleven here Thursday before
the largest homecoming crowd to
witness q Lane game in years.
This marks the first victory for
Lane over the Green Wave of
Wilberforce.
The fiery Dragons pushed over
their lone tally in the first two
minutes of the game. Outstand'
ing player of the game was Roy
Jones, Lanes first string center
who intercepted three passes run
ming for a total of 70 yards
Partially blocked punt caught
by Smith and lateraled to Battle
who ran the ball to Wilberforce's
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trict and Commander of the North
Atlantic Naval Coastal Frontier. is
president. Louis will receive no re-
Enumeration for the bout.
The bout should draw capacity
crowd, for it was Buddy Baer who
gave the Brown Bomber one of the
closest calls Of his career. In their
meeting last May in Washington.
Baer came out of his corner for
the opening and knocked Louis
through the ropes, clean out of the
ring. Louis came back viciously, as
fight fans will recall, and the bout
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Hill, Alabama, near Mobile
OTHER WEEK END Tits

OTHER WEEK END Tits
The remaining two games-both
billed for Saturday afternoon at
2:30 O'Clock pit Southern Univer-
slty Of ScOtlandville, Louisiana, in
the role of host to Xavier Univer-
sity of New Orleans, Louisiana, at
Baton Rouge, and Fayetteville
State Teachers College of North
Carolina in the role of host to
Florida Normal and Industrial
College of ST. Augustine, Florida,
at Fayetteville
PAIR JANUARY l, 1912.
The New Years Day pairings
are Morris Brown against Langston
of Oklahoma in Birmingham, Ala
bhma, and Prairie View against
Kentucky State Industrial College
OF Frankfort in Houston, Texas.
The Columbus classic brings to-
gether the CIAA champion in
North Carolina State, undefeated
but once tied in nine starts. and
the STAG champion in Morris
Brown, unbeaten and united in
nine starts.
The Orlando extravaganza featur-
es q pair Of teams which, between
them, won Is out OF II starts dur
ing l94l-teams which lost only to
Morris Brown. Tuskegee won eight
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1941-12-06

ended by default in the seventh
found when Baer's manager, Ancil
Hoffman, refused to let him come
out Of his corner.
The Louis-Baer bout viii be the
third Louis fight which has been
Broadcast by Don Dunphy for Gill
lette over Mutual since the exclu-
sive contract with Promoter Mike
Jacobs was signed All the Goth
Century Sporting Clubs bouts are
broadcast exclusive over Mutual,
with Don Dunphy doing the blow
by-hloW.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1941-12-06
BY GENE McANULTY

MEMPHIS, Tennis N 81
Named only three days ago as ALI
Southern quarterback, Captain
William (Billy) Hall, LeMoyne's
All-Anerican baskfield candidate
led the Mad Magicians to TO
victory over the Arkansas State
Lions last Thursday (Thanksgiv-
ing) before large Turkey Day
crowd.
James Breadon, Magician back
who plyed his last and perhaps
best game, set the stage for the
LeMoynites' touchdown early in the
first period when he intercepted
a Lion pass in Magician territory,
on the As, and returned "a yards to
States Il. LaValle added 4 and
Captain Hall, on the next play,
took the oval On a duoble reverse
around right end and lateraled to
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1941-12-06
Joe Louis-Buddy Baer Bout
January g. Network Rinqer

Joe Louis will make mis- first 1942
defense of the world heavyweight
boxing crown on January 8, when
he meets Buddy Baer in Madison
Square Garden-and Mutual mi
crophones VIII be at the ringside
to bring listeners another Gillette
sponsored exclusive broadcast.
Louis twentieth defense of the
crown will be in the interests OF
the New York Auxiliary of the
Navy Relief Society. Of which Rear
Admiral Adolphus Andrews. Com
mandant of the Third Naval Dis
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1941-12-06

spectacular pass grabbing fresh
man end, muscled In on the so
called "big guns and literally stole
the plaudits of the day. Also
brilliant was Marion Eugene Red)
Crimes and Franklin, both Of
whom figured heavily in the scor-
ing raids.
Clark fought stubbornly, but was
simply no match for the Wolve-
rine rnanpower and packed not q
single scoring threat. even the
great Joe Swiggins being shadow
ed ike q murder suspect by the
Purple homicide squad.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1941-12-06
BY
LUCIUS MELANCHOLY JONE
SINS Sports Editor
ATLANTA CA -lSNS0-


ATLANTA, GA.-(SNS)-
John Chg Train) Moody, the
trfple-threat All-American fullback
and national individual high scorer
for the past two years, bowed out
in cloud of glory here Thursday
afternoon as his Morris Brown
wolverines completely throttled
the Clark Panthers 800 at Ponce
DeLeon Park. Moody made two
touchdowns and two extre points,
sparkling the Purple horde to its
second straight Southern Inter-
collegiate Athletic Conference foot
ball championship before Thanks.
giving Day crowd of slightly un-
der, 1000 bowling fans.
For Morris Brown, it was her
fifteenth straight victory starting
back in 1910. After the 20-13 up
set at the hands of Florida in At
lanta, the Wolverines shackled
Alabama 21-3, Xavier $50, Knox
vile, 400, Clark POT, KY. State
1876 in the Peach Blossom Classic,
and Wherefore 1873 in the Steel
Bowl Classic.
WON 1910 NATIONAL TITLE
Before the Florida setback. the
Purple had trimmed Allen $40,
Tuskegee 1910, and Morehouse TO-
0. Thus, with nine wins in 10 starts,
the Wolverines swept their way to
undisputed possession of the
mythical national championship
last year.
To date in 1941, Billy Nicks'
amazing Purple wave of destruc-
ton has conquered Allen $50,
Tuskegee 1916, Lincoln (Mo.) 49,
IL, Morehouse 21-O, Florida 200,
Alabama 1856, Xavier 60, and
LeMoyne 1876.
NINE IN ROW FOR 1S41
Thursdays spectacular 800 de-
feat of Clark was Morris Browns
ninth straight 1941 victory and
left the mighty Wolverines as one
of the only undefeated, united
colored football powers of the
country. It ais restored the At
lantans to top position over the
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1941-12-06
Wolverine Manpower Batters Down
Heroic Cardinal and Black Warriors
After Scoreless First Quarter

N. c. State Eagles, who, through
Thanksgiving Day, bcasted eight
wins, no losses, and no ties.
The Wolverines now have a
total of 1872 points scored to the
opposition's 80 for an average OF
21.3 points a game as against an
average of only 3.3 points game
allowed to the enemy.
CLARK PROVES STUBBORN
Clark rose to unexpected heights
in holding the great Morris Brown
juggernaut scoreless on two spec
tacular goal-line stands in the
first quarter. But the continual
stream of new blood rushed into
the game by Nicks, Joe Lockhart
and Charles Williams, the design
ing Wolverine mentors, gradually
wore the physical edge eff the
tired but hard.fighting Cardinal
and Black regulars.
The same tough eleven men who
started for Clark were still out
there-the Panthers had TOO in
adequate reserve strength to spell
these players-when lightning fl
nally struck in the last exciting
seven minutes of the second quar-
ter.
MAN POWER BEGINS TO TELL
Morris Brown began rolling from
her own 4o. Bullet Joe Mitchell
made a yard to midfield, then
Mitchells % yard pass to Jolting
Joe Jenkins netted a first down at
the Clark %. Again Mitchell pass
ed Is yards to jenkins who gal
loped seven more yards to the
Clark nine. jenkins failed al
guard, but Moody moved five
yards to the four yard line. Harold
Duffield got two yards to the two
strip, but the Wolverines made
nc gain on fourth down, the bal
going over to Clark On her owr
two.
On the first play, Ingram got 8
high snap from center, was rush
ed into a tumble in the end zone
by the barging Haywood (fule)
Settles and Captain William
Wysinger. The Morris Brown cap.
tain and All-American tackle re.
covered for a touchdown. Moody
booted a perfect placement ant
the Wolverines led TO.
80 YARD MARCH
After the next kickoff by Morris
Brown to Clark, the Panther
failed to gain and, in addition, go
off short punt to their own 80
A five yard penalty for delay o
the game set Clark back to he
own Is. Moody then moved. /.
yards to the Clark Is. A multiple
pass, Mitchell to jenkins to Ozial
Pigler brought no gain. Thel
| Jenkins lost two to the Is, bu
Cecil (Skeet) Franklin's perfectl.
timed is yard pass to Georg'
Turpin was taken in the end zon'
for a touchdown. Moody's bias
from placement was good and tn
half ended 14-0.
Morris Browns incessant. punch
ing and pounding continued Il
| take its toll from the sixty min
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their final bid to cross the invad-
ers' goal. Pickett returned Law
sons punt from his IS to their AZ.
The neFt three plays found "Crazy
Legs" Chandler Juggling the oval for
a total Of 10 yards
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Pei lOQ.
TURPIN SPEARS ANOTHER
After Joe Swiggins' short punt
to the Clark 80 with six yard
runback by Jenkins to the 33, Eu-
gene little Train) Donaldson
bolted three yards to the 3d. hit
again for no gain, and then Nor
ris Brown lost five yards and the
ball to Clark On a tumble at the
Cardinal 35. Clark failed to adj
vance through the line and Swig-
gins punted to the Morris Brown
80, jenkins running back 16 yards
to his cwn 46. Spencer tShorty)
Jones then grabbed seven and
three yards in two plays for first
down at the Clark A. Mitchell got
four yards to the 40 and, then,
Mitchell passed 80 yards to Turpin,
who made another beautiful over
head catch, and sprinted the eight
remaining yards to goal. A bad
pass stymied Alex Sheppard's ex-
ira point try and the score stood
200 after the successful 70 yard
march
MOODY BREAKS LOOSE
1t was in the fourth quarter
before Morris Brown found the
range again. jenkins raced II
yards on a punt return from his
own 40 to the Clark 40. Donaldson
made eight and two yards in two
plays for first down at the SO.
Mitchell lost 10 on an attempted
pass to the 40. Moody, in for
Donaldson made seven yards at
Clark recovering on the seven.
feet tackle, but it was Clark's ball
On downs at her own 38. Prompt
ly, Moody intercepted Swiggins' 10
! yard pass at the Clark 48. Defoy
Arnold made seven yards to the
Al. A pass, Moody to Mitchell,
Melted 10 yards and moved the
ball to the %. Moody swung IS
yards to the nine, then fuInbled,
However, Swiggins runted only
five yards, so badly was he rushed,
TO the Clark Il. A pass, Mitchell to
Jones. got eight yards at the four,
with Moody going over on the
next play. Moody failed from place.
ment, leaving the count 900.
GLORIOUS ENDING
just before the same ended,
Morris Brown drove As yards with
Moody going over for another
touchdown from the two yard line
and eventually getting bad pass
from center that prevented try
at the conversion The final score
was On the book at 800.
In bagging IA points, Moody ran
his seasons total tc "a for COM
handing lead in the 1941 indi-
vidual scoring derby. He led in this
department last year with 100
points in eight games.
Along with Moody, five other
Purple Wolverines starred in their
last Atlanta game. They were
| Willis Griffin, American guard.
Charles Bookert, right end; Mitch
ell, All-Southern halfback; Willie
Lucas, quarterback; and Donald
son, understaudy 70 Moody.
FRESHMAN SENSATIONS
However, the glory Of the after
noon must be spread farther than
chat, because jenkins and Defoy
| Arnold, freshman ball-carrying
sensation from Austin High Ia
KNOXVILLE, and George Turptrl,
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POINTS

PLAYER POINTS
John Moody, Morris Brown " "a
Albert Cant, Florida .. SO
O'Neil Baldwin, Prairie View - sc
Leon Elam, Morehouse 54
Wallace Mosby, Morgan .............. "a
Marion Leake, Benedict | IA
Joe Jenkins, Morris Brown . AZ
arthur Sawyer, Iuskegee -------------.------.. SO
Robert Ivey, Tuskegee ... sc
Upshaw Sans, Tuskegee -..---..--..--.36
George Robinson, Tuskegee - 20
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1941-12-06
By LUCIUS JONES
(SNS Sports Edit0r

ONLY EIGHT colored games are
left in the 1941 football season
Six OF them will be played this
week end, the other two New
Years Day.
Two Of the six week end contests
are colorful "bowl" encounters with
the richest traditions of Negro
football behind them. They are
the ninth annual Orange Blossom
Classic at Orlando, Florida. Satur-
day afternoon at two O'Clock in
Tinker Stadium, with, Florida A.
and M College playing host to
Tuskegee Institute, and the fourth
annual Peach Blossom Classic az
Columbus, Georgia, Saturday af-
ternoon, at 2::30 O'Clock in Me-
mortal Stadium, with Morris
Brown College in the role of host
10 North Caroline State college
for Negroes of Durham.
TWO EARLY BATTLES
Thursday afternoon at two o'c-
clock, Bethune Goodman College
OF Daytona Beach, Florida. plays
host to TOugaloo College of Missis-
sippi in Miami.
Friday night at eight O'Clock,
Akabama Sttatie Teachers College
OF Montgomery, will be host to
Prairie View State Normal college
of Prairie View, Texas, at Grove
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Moody Ends Atlanta Career With
IA Points; 1941 Total Now 81

ute" Clark warriors in the third
period.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-28
Leftover
 Vegetables

Leftover vegetables are often 8 problem. A cupful of this and a dab of that takes up valuable space in the refrigerator yet they're hard to throw away and keep a clear consciencel But combine them with enriched bread and canned tomatoes, and almost any leftover vegetables can be made into a very presentable casserole dish called "Vitamin Bake.
 Vitamin Bake
 (Serves 6)
 1 cup cooked peas
 1 cup cooked diced green beans 1 cup cooked diced carrots
 1 teaspoon grated onion
 2 cups canned tomatoes
 1 tablespoon sugar
 Ia teaspoon salt
 1-8 teaspoon pepper
 { slices enriched bread, cut In
 cubes
 { tablespoons butter, melted Mix vegetables, seasoninge, en- riched bread cubes and tablespoons butter in sauce pan and heat Transfer to greased casserole. Brush top with remaining butter, and place under broller flame until top has Drowned.
 The first three vegetables listed above are the ''leftovers''. But fol these you can substitute corn, lima beans, diced broccoli, white tliznips parsnlps, kohlFabl, celery, or almost any other canned cr cooked vege- table.