Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 22, 1935, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextirEDFORB MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOKD. OREOON". FRIDAY. N'OVK.M Dl-.R 22. 10;V. PAGE Til I J EE CORRESPONDENT WFEWER CONTRACTS HAZARDOUS FLIGHT! SIGNED BY COUNTY I close at sunset, but the Uw hazy on further details. been upset again lately by private in formation that a former Hoover cabi net officer Is approaching delegation pickers down south. Their Informa tion is that he is trying to arrange for unlnatructed delegations to the next Republican national convention. If this particular person does the ar ranging, the Republican authorities suspect that the unlnatructed dele- ates will carry private instructions there for unlnatructed debates. The lileve that a heavy undercover .struggle ts on between the forces of ; Mr. Hoover and those of Charles D. ; to lighting defects, in their magnifi cent new courtroom. Several lurgt ooarda have been Installed around the for Hoover. only difference is that his unintruct- However. Mr. Hoover s friend Is not ' delegates would be privately in- j the only one now in the southern "ucted against Mr. Hoover, field. An Influential leader, not with- Not only from this, but from other; out funds, who might be described J inside developments, many well in- j as an old-guardsman, is also at work j formed Republicans are beginning to ) Utiles. ' wiling. They look like the targets - used in pistol practice. So far, no Nerr Supreme court Justices are now suf- Deal arguments have pierced them, fertng acoustic troubles. In addition i At least, no holes are dlscernable. IT IV- i ( 1 Population of Daggah Bur Flees City When Plane Sighted Impossible to 1 Land in Forbidding Area (Editor's note: James A. Mills, vet era n A ssocl at el Ire f orrl r n staff writer, was the first AmtT Irao newspaperman to fly over the southern front In the Italo-Kthi-oplan war. In the following dis patch he describes the dramatic trip.) By James A. Mills .Copyright. 1935. by the Associated Press) ADDIS ABABA. Nov. 22.--1 have jiist completed a 700-mile flight over the southern front, penetrating two thirds of the way Into Ogaden prov ince right to the battle lines and south to Daggah Bur. During the outgoing and return flights, my plane paralleled Emperor Halle Selassie's giant, single -motored ship for parts of the Journey, while he was making his first visit to the war zone. Ras'Nasthu, Ethiopian commander, ln-chirf on the southern front, and his aide, Wehib Pasha, former general of the Turkish imperial army and Dardanelles hero, warned me of the danger of being shot down by Ital ians. I flew over Gorrahei, which the Italians occupy, flying sufficiently high to outdistance Italian anti-aircraft fire. (iorralu'l Bnmhed Oall.v From there, I flew to Daggah Bur, 150 miles northeast of Gorrahei. which is bombed daily by the Ital- i ..j i..po n .11 Kern inn mill farther to the northeast and general , 1 Vifiorfniiartor for th tftrilonlan SOUth- P em armies. The population of Daggah Bur, mistaking my plane for an Italian craft, fled the city. "Your flight Is a highly hazardous one," said Bas Naslbu. "because the unlettered natives know only Italian j planes. They will undoubtedly mis- j take your machine for an enemy piano j and may attempt to shoot you down. 1 "I advise you to fly at the maxi mum speed of 200 ml!s sn hour, maintaining the utmost height In or der to avoid anti-aircraft guns and rifle fire." Within a half hour I was flying , over Daggah Bur. where Dr. Robert W. Hockman has the only American field hospital In Ethiopia. The stars and stripes fly proudly from Dr. Hockman's tents, warning the Italians that they must refrain from bombing this remote refuge. Impossible Tft Land Owing to the lack of an airfield nd the presence of anti-aircraft equipment, it was Impossible to land, but I could plainly discern stretcher carriers carrying wounded to Doctor Hockman's hospital, which Is now the southermost outpost of the Ethiopian army. Plying thence toward Gorrahei. I cotild discern no large bodies of either 1 Ethiopian or Italian troops. This ap parently proved most of the Italian activities thus far have been confined to air bombing and tank attacks. Indeed, 90 per cent of the wounded In Jijiga and Daggah Bur hospitals consist of air bomb cases, most of them civilians, many of them women. ! I found no gas cases whatever, which Indicated the allegation thai MuFsolint was using chlorine or mus tard gaa was a pure myth South of Daggah Bur 1 was. shown fragments of several Italian tanks which the Ethiopians captured and vrecked. The Ethiopians claimed they beheaded all occupants as an example of the fate they said awaited other Italians attempting to rob Ethiopia of Ita independence. Inhospitable Land The whole vast Ogadcn war zone Is a barren, desolate forbidding waste with only scattering human habita tions. For thousands of square miles, the Inhospitable and unproductive Af rican plain Is covered with cactus, brush and brambtes reminding one of the wildest parts of the western United States. Everywhere I landed in the eight hour flight through the war zone. I found unbounded enthusiasm for the emperor. "Now that we have seen him en the actual battlerront, we know he will be as great In war as in peace and we are sure he will lead us to victory like Menelck." was one expression. The name of Halle Selassie was on everyone's lips. It was clear that the emperor's visit stimulated the morale of his troops. All seemed Impatient to face the blnrkrhlrt. j One hardy warrior said: "We are tired of the silly air bomb ings by Italians, which are not a real man s way of fighting.' We want to fight the Italians hand-to-hand a ral soldiers. That's why we tackled, half a dozen Mnks armed with ma chine guns while wo-had only rifles and swords." WTiea production control contracts in Jackson county, under tho four year term starting next year, will be "considerable leas" than undiT the one-year term, according to Couiuy A-Jent Robert G. Fowler. Today la the final date for filing of new contracts, and unless there ts a last hour spurt, the number will be less for the 1936-1939 period. In 1935, there were 84 wheat control contracts In the county. Any decline is attributed by the county agent to the fact that Jack son county wheat growers need their (rops for feed, and not to dlssatls fatcoln with AAA provisions. Establishment of a pctato cod 3 ron rrol committee, in accordance wt-.h the potato control code, effective De cember 1, la the next federal activity to claim the attention of tne county agent's office. Preliminary papers covering the potato plan nave been leceived from Washington, D. C. The potato law provides that any lerson raising more than five bushels of pottaes Is subject to the law. Most of the potato groxors of the county come under this ruling. There ire a numbe ro f ex tensive grower in the Central Point dUtrt.'t. and many small growers throughout the county. It Is expected that the machinery for the observance and enforcement of potato code will be set up in a few waaks. Buying Of Liquor Regulated By Sun GREENVILLE. S. C. Nov. 22. ,',11 The big argument in Greenville Just now Is "what time is sunset?" State law requires liquor stores to (Continued Prom Page One.) naval meeting. If it had not been ac companied by such a Jumbo-super-colossal explanation, Just as a cue. if you want the real reason for the Phillips trip, you nad better look In a direction exactly op posite to that of London. The best international authorities here would not be surprised if the whole Anglo-American far eastern policy were reopened and perhaps re organized suddenly one of these days. The latest north China develop ments are considered of far more im portance than the European situa tion. The passive aloofness policy does not seem to be satisfactory to many officials here. At the same time, they do not seem to favor any par ticular new policy. , It may or not be significant that the decision to send Phillips was reached the day after the British ambassador, Sir Ronald Lindsay, call ed at the state department to talk again about the weather. The choicest of Republicans have If 1 had my way I'd tike my Schilling Coltic like a Persian Pasha. Slowly ! Luxuriously ! Drain every fragrant drop! Men like Schilling Coffee for its sturdy.quality. Handle it with reasonable care (but not kid gloves) and it's always fragrant and full flavored. Schilling Coffee There are two Schilling Coffees. One for percolator. One for drip. I1 1 If A Turkey Can Be Called Beautiful YOU CAN SURE SEE A LOT OF BEAUTIES AT THE PEERLESS AND WE AS SURE YOU THE PRICE WILL BE RIGHT! SEE OUR LARGE DISPLAY BEFORE YOU BUY! The Original Specials on Young Grain Fed Mutton CHOPS lb. 10c LEGS STEW . 2 Shoulder . lb. 12'2c lbs. 15c lb. 8hc EAVERS HEAD FOR TILT WITH CORVALLIS. Ore. Nov. ?J 1 AP The Oregon State collie football team headd toward vtton! todsv to flint; its daring forwards and lat erals a; University of Montana Satur day. From Missoula the Beavers will leave 5undiy for Lincoln to interac tional honor acainst the string Uni- rerFHy of Nhraka team. Orcm Statist lineup Saturday rill JI Cs-t1v and Jo!in. ends; Miller anrt nsner, tarm$; a mr hh-j 5 g Strark. guard; Demin. center; Dun- II rsu. quarter: Gray and Swanson. h mves, and Kolbtrg. full. fjtm Pork Chops . lb. 25c Lean, Young and Tender Fresh Oysters pt. 25c Grade A Willapas Bacon Spuares lb. 19c Fat Backs, fine for seasoning Real Values on Quality Beef RumpRoastlb.17Mc Boned and Tied, no waste SirioinSteakib.12Hc Tender and Juicy RiborSmallT-Bonelb. 15c A real value on a real steak Pot Roast .lb. 10c Tender and Economical Rib Boil . lb. 7Hc Ground Beef 2 lbs. 1 9c All Beef, no cereal or water added. Real Economy BACON Sugar cured. Any size piece COTTAGE BUTTS mild cure, lean. THE PRODUCE DEPARTMENT Is now under the management of Lloyd Johnson, who will offer all kinds of Fancy Fruits and Vegetables at Low Prices KLAMATH POTATOES, U. S. No. 2 50 lb. bag 61c ARIZONA GRAPEFRUIT, medium size .doz. 43c s ibs. 23 c 5c Southern Oranges Full of Juice. Fancy Celery Fresh and Crisp a doz. 25 c 2 for 1 5C Sweet Potatoes Nice size. China Lettuce large, heads each Low Price Market Smoked Pork Sausage country style b. 23c lb. 32c lb. 29c FOR YOUR THANKSGIVING DINNER-WE HAVS A COMPLETE LINE OF BULK PICKLES. MAYONNAISE, OLIVES, R E L I S H E S . . . ALSO ROASTING CHICKENS, CAPONS, FRYERS, RABBITS, 0 E E S E, DUCKS, COCKTAIL OYSTERS," ETC. WITH THE VALLEY TRADE IS THE VALLEY MADE-BE WISE-BUY WISE-AND ECONOMIZE AT Kolloway's Reliable Grocery W. A. HOLLOWAY, Owner 100 Inde pendent No Affiliations PHONE 20 2h Sverytwif to ttta&e your Fancy Bulk Mince Meat, 2 lbs. . 29c Fancy Bulk Dates, 2 Ibs. 23c - ti (mtuSficcedA I THE STORE OF GOOD THINGS HAS EVERYTHING IN STORE FOR YOU Buy your Thanksgiving foods at their freshest the Reliable Way. Free Delivery any size order LOW PRICE HIGH QUALITY ' Fancy New Crop Black Figs, 2 lbs. . . 23c The extra large Burton Prunes, 2 lbs. 25c Brazil Nuts, lb. 19c Foss Fancy Quality medium Walnuts, 2 lbs 35c Oysters f for the dressing g 2 cans 25c wwmniwivnnHini Olives Fancy Ripe. No. 1 tall Can 15C Pumpkin No. 1 can. . .9c No.2j-2 for 25c 1 ' Pop Corn Fancy Bulk 2 5. 25c GRAPE-NUT FLAKES, pkg 11c CALUMET Baking Powder, lb. cans 25c is Schilling Coffees PERCOLATOR Two kinds, percolator it drip For a fragrant, full flavored cup of coffee use Schilling's ( Klthrr khiil In vurllllin tin) lDH'IP JP 1 can 29C hm can 55c Schilling Poultry Seasoning, 2 ozs. 10c SAUERKRAUT, R. Club No. 2'3 2 cans 25? SPINACH, Royal Club, No. 2J4 L 2 cans 25 GREEN LIMA BEANS, No. 2 can 2 for 25? Special HERSHEY Deal Dip Syrup, small can 5c. . .6 for 25c Dip Syrup, large can . 10c Cocoa, I lb. 10c Ah, 15c BAKING CHOCOLATE IAp !-i lb. bar only I UC FANCY MILK OR HONEY ALMOND OC Vi lb. bar .w -.2 for C3G Candy Kisses, lb. pkg. . . .-. .... .25c GRAPE JUICE Pure, Sterilized Bring your own jug Gallon $1.00 Buy a pkg. Kellogg 's All Bran and get attractive Measuring Cup Free All Bran 19c CANDY FLOUR Jelly Beans, Chocolates Creams, Gum Drops and Plain Mixed, 2 lbs rtOl'QI'ET Kitolion Qiicimi 40 lh. 10 lb. Tulip 25c S1.55 Sl.Sf) SOAP DEALS 6 BARS CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP 25? 1 package SUPER SUDS FREE 1 large package PEET3 35? and 2 GIANT BARS CRYSTAL WHITE FREE LOOK APPLES L00K Good Apples are going higher BUY NOW FANCY SPITZ.... $ 1 .09 JEL. box SQUASH Sweat Potato 75 lbs. $ loo SWEET POTATOES, No. 1 ... 8 lbs. 25c CAULIFLOWER, lg. heads 20c CELERY, fancy Utah type, medium size .2 for 15c ORANGES, positively last at this price, 344's , 2 doz. 25c GRAPEFRUIT, Arizona 80's each 5c 121 North Central MEAT Phone 324 Swift's Sliced Bacon lb. 33c .Mrs. Sweeney's Little Pig Sausages lb. 25c FANCY HENS, RABBITS AND FREE DELIVERY Any Size Order Nothing else is as impor tant on Thanksgiving as the kind of turkey you serve. We are offering specially selected, well meated bird.s the pick of the crop. Shoulder Pork Roast lb. 18c Veal Roast . . lb. 12y2c SWIFT'S MILK FED FRYERS