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PAGE SIX MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1932. Japan for Submarines Against Plane Carriers Naval Minister Reveals By Glenn Babb. TOKYO. (T) Japan la willing to abollah aircraft carrier!, but la deter mined to keep all submarines sf can, Admiral KeUuke Okada, minuter of the nary, aald in a discussion of J apan'a ibare in the Oenera disarma ment oonferenoe. The minister emphaalzed that Ji-, pan "approved heartily" of the snort of the powera, In which the leader hip of the United States waa ac knowledged, to lighten taxation bur den by limitation of armaments. Backs Hoover's Ideal. "Abiding by the spirit of these ef forts," he continued, "we haw In structed our delegates to offer our own plan of limitation whenever It appears that there Is a chance of Its being accepted or of Its contributing to any beneficial result. , "It cannot be said that our plan runs counter to the spirit motivat ing Pr!1ent Hoover and the BritUh statesmen In the naval reduction plana they have offered at Oeneva. We agree with them in their anxiety to reduce the offensive power of sea forces, but we find It impossible to accept their schemes without modifi cation. "It Is not my place to disclose the details of Japan's naval limitation plan, but 'I oan state that Japan approves thoroughly of the principle of reducing the offensive weapons of navies. "With this In mind It can be stated that the Japanese navy considers the airplane carrier, with Its wide cruis ing range and It capacity for launch ing attacks on distant coasts, 100 per cent offensive. ' "On the other hand we consider that the weapon beat suited to the peculiar defense needs of the Japa nese empire la the submarine. "Our empire la a long chain of islands, and In event of hostile at tack It is Imperative that communi cations between these Islands be maintained. The submarine Is the Ideal weapon for preventing an en emy fleet from cutting the links. "Since the Japanese navy con ceives Its mission as primarily a de fensive one, for evert Its hypothetical war plans do not Include the launch ing of an attack against distant en emy coasts as, for example, a cross ing of the Paclflo to attack the United States we believe there Is room for further reduction in sir and power of capital ships. Against Big Ouns. "If other naval powera agreed, Ja pan would be ready to reduce further the maximum tonnages of battle ships and battle crullers and the calibers of their guns, "It can also safely be said that 'f the other powers agreed, Japan would not object to the total abolition of airplane carriers." Admiral Okada was asked to com ment on reports that the Japanese navy, dissatisfied with the S-B-8 ra tios of tonnage allotted to Japan by the Washington and Iondon naval treaties, would propose the abandon ment of this system, "Although we have felt that the Washington and London treaties left much to be desired," he replied, "we have not thought seriously of propos ing that the ratios bs abandoned." Fcnr Further Cuts. "It is putting It too strongly to . say we are 'dissatisfied' with the treaties, but we do feel that with each successive reduction of naval strengths the application of the arbi trary standard of tonnags ratios works with increasing Injustice against the powers to which leaser ratio are al lotted." - KEISUKe OKADA THIRTEEN STUDYING E PIIPITia (AP) Haraued by tti quibble of her widowed 17 Uufh- ten-ln-Uw. the mother of General Chang Tiung -Chang, late governor of Shantung, baa entered a nunnery here. Chang was aaeaaelnated recently at Tclnanfu and Immediately hU widow and 16 eubsldtary wire began quar reling over hl aetata. The widow got away to Dal re n with valuable reported to be worth 7,000.000. The alzteen then wran gled ao fiercely over 9300,000 In real estate that the senior Mrs. Chang fled to the nunnery. flranada Drafts Labor ORANADA, Spain (AP) The city council has decreed that each able bodied citizen must aid municipal development with pick and ahovel 1S days out of each year or pay proxies tor the work.- Recalcitrants will be fined and all money received will go to the unemployed. It Is socially correct to use Christ mas Seals. Buy lota of them. Broken windows glazed by rrow oridge Cabinet Work OF FRYING PANS LONDON (AP) Prime Minister Mac Don Id has stolen time from his heavier tasks to write a lyric passage on the glorlea of the frying pan. "How well X know It." he writes for "Rucksack," the hikers' magazine. "It la not work, for one can get down to It and, with sleeves up and elbows out, control the operations with a fork. "Compare the more dilatory meth ods by which victual simmer and cook themselves, 'and give me a almllng frying pan. with Its savoury smells encouraging my effort." Births Worry Portugal LISBON (AP) While Italy and Prance worry over a declining birth rate, Portugal takes the opposite tack. Latest annual figures reveal 204,130 births against 116,225 deaths and the government la trying to en courage emigration to lta colonies In Africa. Crooks' Arms Pay Court COMBOR, Jugoslavia -(AP) Re volvers, rifles, knives and blackjacks taken from criminal were auctioned here to help pay expenses of the local court. TAUGHT BY TAYLOR Menu for a Day (By Mrs. Alexander fleorge.) Breakfast Menn. Orange Juice (looked Corn Oereal Milk Soft cooked Eggs ' Broiled Bacon Buttered Toast Coffee Luncheon. ' Chicken Soup - Cracker Pickles Celery Fruit Cookies Tea Dinner Frlraled Dried Beef, Mashed potatoes Bread Apple sauoe Vegetable dalad . Hut Spice Cake 7 Minute Frosting Coffee SOUTHERN ORBOOlf NORMAL SCHOOL, Ashland, Dee. . (flpl.) The weekly class In modem European drama, which meets In Medford un der Professor Arthur fl. Taylor, hesd of the social science and history de partment of the Southern Oregon Normal school, Is attended by 13 Medford student, many of whom are teaching the city schools there. The class, which Is sponsored by the extension division of the Univer sity of Oregon, 1 so successful, says Mr. Taylor, that efforts are being made to present another course un der the same system during the win ter term, whtoh begins soon after the first of the year. Two houra lower division credit Is granted by the unl varsity for satisfactory completion of the work. The list of students taking the special course: Sibyl T. Walker, Dortha Oould, Patsy Thompson, Lola B. Talbot, Maybelle Church, Olenna Mae Barly, Blanch Olffen, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Qustln, Annette dray, Ruth Ella Dlck- erson, Doris Baler and Asetha Oray, all of Medford: Loire Sewell, Doris Hitchcock, Betty Hlleman, Beatrice Wise, Bertha A. Stephens and Beatrice M. Lockhart. all of Ashland: Betha A. Buford. Cecil L. Roberta and Myrtle Willis, all of Rogue River, and Floyd V. Barrett, Eagle Point. Fran re Knshrlnes Plsne PARIS (AP) The government has accepted the gift of the "Nun gesser-Ooll," the plane In which Costes and LeBrlx made their flight around the world. It will bs placed In the Aeronautical Museum. Bonk Reviewers' Heaven. ANGORA, Turkey. (P) Weaiy book revlewera of the western world might consider Turkey where In eight months only 1ST books have been published, Including only 10 novels and 17 volumes of verse. Author of this serlous-mlnded young republlo gets into print chiefly by writing history. Phone My. we'll baul away your refuse, city sanitary Sarvlo. ' IZ and ' "A m " if every Good Cook knows what that means If you have never tasted Snow Flake (and that's hard to believe because Snow Flakes are so popular) let the fact that you're a good cook persuade you to try them today. Slit the double-seal package that guards Snow Flakes' oven-freshness. Try one.., you'll reach for another and another ...their oven-freshness will win you. Snow Flats are baked for you in nesrbv"Uneed. Bakers" bakeries and picked in bit red cartons. Good Cook, try them today! Dorit isk for crackers say Snow Flakes in the familiar red package National biscuit company Frtulrd Dried Beef. Yt pound dried beef 4 tablespoons fat ' 4 tablespoons flour ft cups milk . teaspoon pepper V4 teaspoon ealt 4 tersnoon celery salt Tear beef Into small pieces. Heat fat In frying pan. Add and brown . beef until edges curl up. Add flour. Mix well and cook until flour has browned. Add milk and seasonings. Stir constantly snd cook until mix ture thicken and becomes creamy. Serve at onoe, poured over toast or with mashed potatoes. Nut Spice "ake S-S cup fat 9 cup brown sugar . 1 cup sour milk or buluremllk 1 tessplon vanilla 3 teaspoons cinnamon . 1 teaspoon eloves 1 teaspoon nutmeg 1 cup chopped datss" H cup nut S cups flour 1 teupoon baking powder 1 teaspoon soda K teanpoon salt 3 eggs, beaten Cream the fat and sugar. Add rest of Ingredients and beat 8 minute. Pour Into 3 layer cak pan lined with waxed papers. Bake 35 minutes In moderately slow oven. Frost with 7-mlnute frootlnn. -7-Mlnnte Frosting V 3 cups sugar 0 tablespoons cold water 3 egg whites, unbeaten 1 teaspoon vanilla Mix sugar, water and whites In up per part of double boiler. Place In lower part which Is 1-3 filled with boiling water, place over moderate fir. Beat mixture with rotary beater 7 minutes or until frosting will form In peak. Remove from fir and beat frosting until It Is cold and creamy. Add vanilla and fiost oak. The Home Grocery 1 608 E. Main Buy for Cash. Phone 743 Shopping at The Home Grocery is a pleasure became all merchandise is attractively and conveniently displayed. Then too, courteous olerks are ready to suggest interest ing foods to vary the daily menu. SPECIALS 1 rtVt H Superior Tasti Malt Delicious healthful drink, hot or cold. Chocolate fla il vor. FOOTBALL FREE with each can Balco Malt Light. Large site, S cans $1.33 Crackers Stock np on crackers for "soup weather." 3 lb. box 29c 47c Snow Drift 6-lb. tin 75c Peel's Granulated Soap Large pkg. 19c High Quality Meats Bakery Goods Candy and Fountain s Open Evenings and Sunday HOME OWNED Phone 9--Free Delivery YOU'RE ALWAYS SURE of the GREATEST VALUE FOR YOUR FOOD DOLLAR WHEN YOU SHOP AT PIGGLY WIGGLY. You can "HELP YOURSELF" to lower food costs by shopping regularly at this Home Owned Money Saving Store. Extra Savings for Sat., Mon., Dec. 1 0, 1 2 Sugar 8 lb. 37c Crisco 3 lb. 49c Kerr's Bulk Mincemeat 2 lbs. 25c Sego Milk , . . . tall can 3Vc Brooms, lightweight kitchen, ea. 33c Bliss Coffee Peanut Butter . Honey . . . Hucoa Margarine A General Foods Product Vacuum Packed Tin lb. 27c . . lb. 5 lb. pail . . lb. 10c 37c 10c Bisquick . Matches 6 . package box carton Prunes, Petites 4 lb. 15c 32c 19c Diamond Crystal Salt 3 for 25c Gold Medal Flour 10 lb. bag 37c Kitchen tested for ivory, baking purpose. Cake Flour son as siik pkg. 25c Wheaties . 2 pkg. 14c Salad Dress cold Hedai rl fJc II. B.C. Butter Crackers 2pkg. 25c N.B.C. Fig Bars, even fresh 21b. 19c White King ig. pkg. 29c ft Liberty White soap oc 10 bars 5C fill Potatoes 1 00 lb. 63C jwAiM Evanf imisHI IMPERIAL VALLEY GRAPEFRUIT each 2c Maxwell House COFFEE lb. 32c Posts Whole Bran 1 2c Campbell's Pork and Beans can 5c (titter's Catsup 2 for 25c 12 Oz. Bottle Tobacco Christmas Pkg. Prince Albert lb. 89c Upton's Tea 1 lb. yellow 75C H lb. yellow 39C Electric Light Bulbs each 1QC IPsflces Ai?e Easy TTo Mateli But You Cannot Match Low Prices & High Quality Cheapness in meats makes only one-time customers. Quality meats make life-time friends. Buy good meat. If it isn't good it isn't a bargain. Meat selected at the Economy Market is the highest qual ity available. Saturday-Monday Specials R. I. Red Hens Fryers. Best quality, lb 20c Rogue River Turkeys Best quality, lb. . . .18c Choice Beef Pot Roast Best quality, lb. . . .10c Beef Short Ribs Best quality, lb. . . . ,8c Milk Fed Veal Shoulder roast, lb. . . 9c Breast of veal, Best quality, lb 7c PORK SHOULDER ROAST Grain fed, best quality, lb ..8 M)RK SHOULDER STEAK Best quality, lb. -10 SPRING LAMB SHOULDER Best quality, lb BREAST OF LAMB Best quality, lb COTTAGE BUTTS Best quality, lb 12? PICNICS Best quality, lb. 9 HAMS Best quality, half or whole, lb. BACON SQUARES Best quality, lb. . g BACON BACKS Best quality, home cured, lb H PURE LARD 3 lbs. 2!i T FRESH FISH, OYSTERS, CRABS These prices also effective at People's Market in Groceteria No. 2 Economy Meat Market 206 Z. MAIN. WE DELIVER. PHONf! AH