The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-01
FOREIGN WINES
 PUT ON ITALYS
 NEW BLACKLIST
King Sets Example With II Duce Extending Home
 Campaign
BY ALDO FORTE
United Press Stan Correspondent

tUn1te0 Press stan COrreSpOnOent) Rome, Nov. 1 = U.PD King Victor Emmanuel in keeping with Italy's self-sufflciency campaign has ordered that no more foreign wines or beverages are to appear on the royal tables.
 Amedeo Pettini, chief chef to the king, announced that henceforth only Italian wines and liquors will be served at the Quirinal, in a story appearing in the Turin newspaper, GaZzetta del Popolo.
 Every bottle of foreign wine con- stunned in Italy means reduction of Italy's gold balance. The king therefore decided to subscribe to the Buy Italian" movement.
 His chef gives list of the var ious wines which were served at his majecty's table and their Italian substitutes.
 Complete List Substituted
 With the hors d'oevres Capri, Sa- lerno and Cortese is served in- stead of Bordeaux, Burgundy and Chablis. zucco, Vernaccia and San Michele is served with soups and spaghetti instead of Madeira and Sherry. Lacrima Christi, So- ave. Frascati and Trebbiano have taken the place of Moselle, Rhine wines and Graves which were served with fish.
 The first meat course once was accompanied by light Bordeaux and Burgundies, which have now been substituted by Lambrusco, Dolcetto and Fiesa. With the main meat course and cheese red Barolo, Barbera and Barbaresco is served in place of old heavy red Burgundies and Bordeaux. With sweets, Italian champagnes such as Gancia, Bosca, Cinzano and Asti have taken the place of Mumm, Moet ct Chandon, Pom mery and You've Cliquot. Hennes- Sey, Martel, Courvoisier and other brandies have been replaced by Italian Sarti, Luxardo and Baker brandies.
 Premier Benito Mussolini, like the king, follows the use Italian campaign. He has learned that to practice what he breaches is the best way to convince Italians to follow his commands.
 Mussolini Eats Rice
 During the famous Eat More Rice" campaign, Fascist-controlled newspapers published long articles relating how numerous sacks of rice had been shipped to the dictator's villa in Rome by a rice producer of Novara.
 When 1t was learned that an oil embargo would be clamped on Italy during the Ethiopian campaign and evory drop of gasoline was needed to keep the machanized army's tanks from drying up under the searching African sun. Italians were asked to drive as little as possible. Week-end driving to the country was forbidden. Mussolini no longer was seen driving his red Alfa- -Ro- meo speed roadster to Forli for short periods of rest. Il Duce trav- elled by railroad. He also had the motor of his official car trans formed to run by sythentic alcohol.
 Sponsor of the demographic cam paign. Mussolini is the father of five children.
 Since sanctions were enforced upon Italy, Mussolmi has been do- ing his utmost to speed up nation al production and reduce foreign imports to the minimum. Every available bit of soil is being titled and the peninsula's subsoil search ed for raw materials and minerals.
 Hundreds of miles of railroads are being electrified to free the country from costly coal importa- f4g-