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MEPFORD AfATL TRIBUTE, MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 13, 1933
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Lonely But Happy
Will Not Return Until Last
Italian Driven From Land
Is Promise "Give Us
Guns" Is Plea To Haile
By Jamw A. Mills
(Associated Preu Foreign Stiff)
ADDIS ABABA. Oct. 18. (AP)
Xthlopla'a manhood today gave thun
derous anwr to the peace sugges
tions of European statesmen who
hope to satisfy Mussolini's ambitions
by offering him parts of this proud
empire.
Their answer echoed the declara
tion of Emperor Haile Selassie who, in
his address to his legion In a review
before they wave for the front, said:
"Comrades. I shall be with you on
the battlefield to shed my blood with
yours In defense of our common
fatherland. We shall accept no such
pence terms as those France proposes.
"I ahall die with you If necessary,
rather than submit to such humilia
tion." Thouandi on March
Tens of thousands of soldiers are
pouring Into the capital, in ceaseless
night and day marching.
Begrimed from a fortnight's march,
they rushed to the military field be
side the Imperial palace today to as
sure their emperor of their determin
ation never to return home until the
laet Italian Invader has been driven
from their fatherland.
Over the shoulders of the warrior
chiefs are llonskln capes and above
their fu&y black hair bristle ?wny
crowns of Hons manes.
They arrived on mules heavy with
gold spangles and caparisoned In
scarlet. In the great Imperial tent the
emperor, dressed In the uniform of a
field marshal, sat on a, high throne,
surrounded by hit mllttary staff.
They too wore military garb, rather'
than the traditional capes.
The Emperor gave the whole scene
the grim aspect of war. That Is hla
answer, say Ethiopians, to those who
seek peace by robbing him of his
lands.
Ah oat Threats
Fiery chiefs rushed forward to the
throne to swear allegiance. Following
were their frantic warriors, brandish
ing swords menacingly, shaking their
shields and waving glistening three-
pronged spears. j
They shouted and gesticulated, de ;
clarlng they will slaughter the Ital
ians. Ferocious, bearded seigneurs, re
serabllng the late Emperor Menelek,
leaped from their mules and rushed
to the throne of the king, whose
usually, stolid countenance was drawn
with emotion.
In spite of his self-restraint tears
glistened In his eye. With a handker
chief be tried to conceal every display
of feeling unworthy of the line of
Judah and commander of fearless
savages. ,
Bedlam broke out as the vanguard
of provincial warriors reached the I
Imperial tent. The wild men spun
back and forth In ecstasy, gnashing
their teeth and aiming their guns at
Imaginary foes. They shouted hatred
for the enemy, t
Suddenly they hurled thelt -'eapona
at the King's feet and p. -crating
themselves, declared:
" Are Unafraid
"We win drown the baby-klllera In
their own blood. We are going to our
death and we are unafraid. Adieu."
They rose and, striking swords on
shields, shrieked:
"We will exterminate the white
cigarette-smokers. We will push
Rthlopta's boundaries from sea to sea.
We will fight with clubs if necessary,
but, O Emperor, thou Lion of Judah,
give us guns."
"Yes, gtve us guns.M bellowed a fer
ocious, hair-naked, bushy-haired
Jungle giant, hurling a broken mus
ket at Selassie's feet.
I have a boy," cried another,
stretching his arms toward the sov
ereign: "If I m killed, call him to
the army."
The Emperor, looking at his own
on. Duke Makonnen, beside him.
wept. The Abuna (Ooptto Pope also
burst Into tears. Only the war minis
ters eat grim and stolid.
Filing past the throne other feuda
tories, uilerlng their wildest threats
and tows and chanting age-old Af
rican war songs, beseeched the Bm
perlor to send them to the front.
"Let ft Fliht"
They rushed paat guards Into the
tent, wielding speara, swords and
knives so menacingly, American spec
tutors feared the warriors, in thslr
uncontrolled frenuy. might attack
even the Emperor.
"bet us light!" they screamed. "Let
us kill our enemy I Let us avenge our
women and children who were killed
by the cowardly Italian aviators.
Dntil now, the warriors declared,
the Emperor has been waiting In the
teope the League of Nations would
sohleve a peaceful settlement. Now
they insist on taking matters Into
their own hands. The Emperor him
self cannot halt them.
Led by the war minister, Ras Mul
ugueta. they will leave Immediately
for the front to make Rood their vowa
of giving their last full measure of
devotion to the empire.
L ,
6,000 Frenchmen
Dwell In Oregon
SA1.F.M. Oft. 18. (HP) l thous
and Frenchmen reside In Oreaon. M.
Yves De Bellefon. consular general ot
France who was here from Ben Fran
cisco today, Informed Oovernor Mer
lin. California has 60.000 Frenchmen lur
ing in the state while Washington
has 000, the official told the exec
utive In a IB minute rlelt In Martin's
office.
The governor stated that De Belle
fon was a comrade of his during the
World war when the French official
was a captain.
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Be correctly corseted In
sn Artist Model bj
tUKdrvn B. Hoffman".,
Mrs. Etta Perry (above), wife of
Beorge B. Perry, acting superintend
ent of the cable station at Midway
island, now one of the atops of the
new tranepaclflc air line being de
veloped to the Orient, la the only
woman among the 40 persons living
on the lonely outpost. Her only
feminine companions are her chil
dren. Gall, 5 months old, and Nan,
2. (Associated Press Photo)
PEARS ARE SENT
TO CANAL CHIEFS
Eight boxes of select, cornice pears
were on their way today to officials
of the Panama Canal eone, the gift
of Gordon R. Oreen, general manager
of American Fruit Growers, Inc. With
them went inatructlons telling how
best to ripen the fruit.
The peara were sent to Arthur Gou-
let. (reneral manatrer of the commLs-
safV division, Roy Watson, chief quar
termaster, and J. H. K. Humphrey.
assistant quartermaster.
Mr. jGreen conferred with the Canal
Zone officials when he was in Pana
ma last spring making efforts to ex
pand the markets ror Rogue valley
fruit. As a result of his conference the
Canal Zone commissioner lea are now
handling a large quantity of Blue-
goose D'AnJous, Mr. Green said, and
he Is now trying to increase sales of
the cornice.
Seeks European Outlet
While In the tropics Mr. Green also
visited In other Central American and
South American cities for the purpose
of creating new outlets for Rogue
valley fruit. He la planning now to
visit Europe for the same purpose
next year.
Today Mr. Green was in receipt of
a postal from O. O. Mclntyre express
ing appreciation for the box of Blue
goose cornice . pears Mr. Green sent
him recently when he complained in
his column that pears could not be
obtained in New York restaurants.
They were the best poors I have ever
seen or eaten," Mr. Mclntyre wrote.
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at No Added Expense,
If you associate fish with expensive
accessories, it's high tuns to shelve
the Idea and get down to some real
enjoyment of sea food, for there's a
way to bake fish flllete that simply
melt in your mouth, with all the rich
flavor that would do credit to a chef.
If you would cover yourself with
culinary glory and build a reputation
your friends will envy, try this Idea
for Troco Baked Fish:
4 medium size fillets
cup Troco 0
1 gg
Bread crumbs
Bait and pepper.
Wash fish In cold water. Break
whole egg and beat slightly with fork.
Place bread cfumb on another plate.
Dip fish in egg so that It Is all co
ered with egg, then quickly lift It
over to the bread crumbs and press
the bread crumbs all over It. In large
baking pan place the Troco and put
pan In hot oven of 400 degrees to
brown, but do not burn. Lower fish
into hot Troco, then lift It and drop
other aide In Troco. Sprinkle each
piece with, salt and pepper and place
fish In oven for 15 or 20 minutes, de
pending on size. Baste every three or
four minutes. Remove from oven and
baste until all liquid disappears nto
fish. Serve with baked tomatoes.
You will find Troco can solve many
such problems for you In baking or
frying meats, fish or vegetables, lend
ing that richness of flavor that has
always seemed so expensive. Troco
can be used lavishly as a spread for
bread, as a delicious shortening for
cakes, or as a frying and seasoning
agent In all manner of delightful
dishes. It will give you that luxury
touch that so many housewives have
felt they must sigh over and give tip.
You can use Troco, feeling that you
are getting all tho richness and flavor
you d eel re In -your cooking.
with 8
Porter
babels
Enjoy the many delightful dishe,
prepared quickly and easily with
Porter's Frit-lets, Macaroni, Spag
hetti and Selad-cts now at ererj
good grocer's.
Send labels tram any Farter ore
Nnt to Porter-8oarp.nl, Portland
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MAN! WHAT COFFEE
my wife makes with that
M-J B's "Strength Essential" Is
j-our need in nuking good coffee.
Supposing you tried to flavor
recipes with a lemon extract that
wasn't fully strong. You'd get
poor results.
In the same way, you must use
t coffee of full strength to get
full flavor In t mild or medium
YOIR SUCCESS
Vfe guarantee that you
will be successful with
ittry tin of MJ'D. Ifyou
brew. MJB makes delicious cof
fee of any "strength" mild but
never weak, medium but never
flat, or strong but never bitter
ill due to the "Strength Essential:'
For best results be sure your
coffee has this feature.
Save money, too, because M J B
makes more cups per pound.
GUARANTEED
ire nqt satisfied, your
dealer will refund your
money without quest ion.
FULL FLAVOR AT ANY STRENGTH
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CERTAINLY SIR
DO YOU WANT
the Sliced
SLICED PINEAPPLE
naturally costs mora be
cause of tho extreme car in
seloctini porlt'A slieos. For
desserts, cottait cheese and
other salads, baking, can
dies, etc.
CRUSHED PINEAPPLE
is ideal to flavor ice creams,
puddings, lor cake fillings,
toppings and similar uses.
BROKEN SLICES are the
broken portions resulting
from imperfect slicing at
the cannery. All sound fruit
and often more full ripe
than tie whole slices.
TID BITS are similar to .
.broken slices but in smaller
portions and cut more regu
lar in shape. Popular for
fruit salads and cocktail.
A BIT FAR-FETCHED THAT'S
TRUE. Your Safeway Grocer prob
ably doesn't know all the scientific
names for foods . . . like ANANAS
ANANAS for PINEAPPLE ... but
he does know what's in the can, its
. many uses, how many it will serve
and things like that.
Take Ananas Ananas (pardon us,
pineapple) for instance Did you
know that canned pineapple isDns
of the most healthful foods you can
cat ? It ia rich in vitamins A, B and C
and because it turns alkaline in the
system, it corrects acid condition
and helps resist disease. Canned
'pineapple is ripe pineapple at the
peak of perfection because pineapple
will not ripen after it ia picked lik
so many other fruits. As for uses,
there are very few foods that lend
themselves touch a wide variety of
dishes! You may serve it for dessert,
as a salad, in puddings, for flavoring
other foods, or you may bake it with '
ham ... to mention just a few.
When planning your pineapple
dishes, bear in mind that there are
4 slices to the No. 1 Flat can. 8
medium size slices to the No. 2 cans
and 8 large slices to the No. 2'2 can.
Now, aee the illustrations to the left
. . and, of course, note the excellent
values in Pineapple at your Safeway
Grocery this week-end!
PRICES FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY, OCTOBER 19 and 21
PINEAPPLE
Del Monte Fancy Sliced
No. Vi cana
2 for
35c
PINEAPPLE
Solar, Broken Slicea
No. 2'4 cana
3 for
47c
PINEAPPLE
25c
Libby'a, Tidbits or Crushed
8 oz. cans
4 cans
FLOUR
Pear Brand
Family Blend
49 lb. Bag
XADINO CHEESE, Full Cream . .lb. 21c
Red Mexican, or
Small Whites
8 lbs.
33
Q)EN
Gold (A) Brand 1
Fancy Golden Bantam No. 2 can
Crackers
Snow Flakes or
Honey Maid Grahams 2 lb. Box
2g
Toilet Tissue ,
Waldorf
4 rolls
17c
Soap 25C
White King Laundry 8 bars
Sunbrite'
Cleanser'
3 cans
13c
Cloth Dolls Free with 2 Pkgs.
f&tvyfi) WHEAT KRISPIES
Jellwell
Cube Flavor
Pkg.
Cocoa
Hershcy's
li lb. can
5c
8c
Sugar
C. & H. pure cane 25
5 ibs $1-29
Del Maix Corn
Niblets. Whole Kernel. Just like
fresh corn off the cob. 12 oz. cans
2 for 25c
SHORTENING, Acorn, all purpose ex. spec. 8 lb. tin 89c
SAFEWAY QUALITY MEATS
Quality Beef
Tender Young Beef
Oven
Roast
Standing Prime Rib
Sirloin or Rump
ib. 17hc
Pot Roast
Mock Chicken Legs, made from Veal and Pork 7 for 25c
CHOICE BEEF BOIL, Short Ribs. . . . Ib. 10c
VEGETABLE
Shortening
4 lh. 49c
FRESH GROUND
Hamburger
No flour or
water added
Lb.
Fresh Fruits & Vegetables
CABBAGE
Make Your Kraut
Now! ' Pound
CELERY
Well Bleached
Stalks. 2 for
TOMATOES
U. S. No. 1
Firm for Slicing.
5 lbs.
POTATOES
Klamath Gems
U. S. No. 2
50 lbs.
GRAPES
Fancy Local Tokays 3 lbs,
Cauliflower
Fancy Snow White
Heads.
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