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The Washington times., 1937-10-30
MARRIAGES
Dance to Swell
Elks' Toy Fund

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Oct. 30.-A
Halloween dance to aid its Christ
mas toy fund will be held by the
social activities committee Of the
Alexandria Lodge of Elks at Elks
Hall tonight.
Proceeds will be used to pur.
chase new toys and materials for
renovating old toys to be distrib-
uted to needy children Of Alexan-
dria at the Elks' annual Christmas
party.
The Washington times., 1937-10-30

kelth In dangerous Adventure"
"Necking Party" with Charlie Nc.
Carthy and Edgar Bergen.
AvALoN-sunday and Monday:
Gary Cooper and George Raft in
Souls At Sea-" cartoon: Tuesday
and Wednesday: Barbara stanwyck
and John Boles in stella Dallas;
Johnny Downs in Blonde Trouble;
Friday: Edna May Oliver in MY
Dear Miss Aldrich," cartoon: satur-
day: Jane Withers in Angels Holt
day." cartoon.
CALVERT - Sunday. Monday and
Tuesday: Bette Davis and Henry Fonda
in THAT Certain Woman" wednes-
day. Thursday and Friday: Bing
Crosby and Martha Rays in Double or
Nothing; March of Time. Saturday:
Edna May oliver in MY Dear Miss
Aldrich."
Guy Kibbee in Big Shot" and Sonia
Heine and Tyrone Power in Thin
lee; attic of Terror" with Floyd
Gibbons. Tuesday and Wednesday:
Bette Davis and Henry Fonda in That
Certain Woman" Thursday and Fri
Rains, Gloria Dickson and Edward Nor
ris. Saturday: Bobby Breen in Make a
Wish" and Loretta Young. Warner
Baxter and Virginia Bruce in Wife,
Doctor and Nurse: Popeys."
HoME-sunday and Monday: s.! Sonia "a
Ice" Tuesday and Wednesday: Bar
bara stanwyck and John Boles in
"Stella Dallas: cartoon. Thursday:
Brought back by popular demand. viii
Rqaee spSs5' CABOT n ia nad dgyuy aaT sstar
day: Guy Kibbee in Big Shot" and
Cedric Hardwicke and Anna Lee in
'KinE solomon's Mines; Popeye.
PENN-sunday. Menday, Tuesday
joel Jod Mccres in ;Dead e End"; Popeye.
Thursday and Friday: Ritz Brothers
in Life Begins at College; March OF
Time. Saturday: Nino Martini and
Jean Fontaine in Music for Madame;
cartoon.
sAyoY--sunday and Monday; Fran.
%Thsy They Ton;s @ EGsEst;" Forget wit with r5aa elsadS d;
Horses" with Barton MacLans and
Ann Sheridan. Friday: Gene Autry
In "old Corrall"; carton. Saturday:
"a lack Benny ,Ind0,: and Martha Raye in
AANlsI0 oAN OAOoO'S'
sHERIDAN-sunday. Monday and
Tuesday: Bette Davis and Henry
PoDds Ds2. in h.t T'rsa9 sn5 rSGFnday
BinE Crosby and Martha Raye in
Double or Nothing" March of Time.
Friday: Gladys George in Madam
X" Saturday: Jane Withers in wild
and Woody"
TIVOLI-sunday, Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday: Deanna Durbin ana
AAdGlphs Menjou in 100 .idsn. Men anR R,ta a
Brothers in Life Begins in College.
Saturday: James Ellison and Marsha
Hunt in Annapolis Salute" Our
| Gang.
UPTOWN-sunday. Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday: Deanns puroin ana
Adolphe Menjou in 100 Men and a
Brothers in Life Begins IN College"
Saturday: James Ellison and Marsha
Hunt in Annapolis Salute"
YORK-sunday and Monday: Sonia
Henie and Tryone Power in Thin
! Ice. Popeye. Tuesday and Wednes-
| day: Luise Rainer and Spencer Tracy
in big City" Thursday: Madeleine
Carroll and Francis Lederer In NJ e
bad Guy" Saturday: Gene Raymond
and Harriet Hilliard in Life Of the
Party"
COLON Y-Sunday, Monday and
! Tuesday: Barbara Stanwyck and John
! BoIes in "Sella Dallas; Mickey
Mouse. Wednesday and Thursday:
| Gary Cooper and George Raft in
souls at Sea-; cartoon. Frloay;
''Bulldog Drummond Comes Back;
Saturday: EdRa May oliver in my
Dear Miss AZ rich"; Popeyss
The Washington times., 1937-10-30
Fire Record

For "a hours ended a. m. today.
1:1O D. m.-1sOO F St. y. w, trash.
2:57 p. m.-Front 2121 st. N w.
S:3S p. m.-425 N St. y. w. meat on
S:46 D. m.-Blue Plains. fodder shocks
6:26 p. m.-525 Buchanan st. n. W.,
6:2S D. m.-1257 Ninth st. N. w. room.
1927 p. m.-1213 n St. n. W, needless
Sal D. m.-901 First st. N. w, fur
niture.
9:3i p. m.-New Jersey Ave. and F
st. n. w, false.
1915 p. m.-Meridian Place and Centre
1854 p. m, 1929 Belmont St n, W,
3:27 a. m.-s24 I st. n. w, auto.
2:43 a m.-Eighth and @ Streets
$50 a. m.-Vermont Avenue and T
Streets Northwest. false.
1885 a. m.-2O9 N st. S. W., kitchen.
The Washington times., 1937-10-30
265 Oil Employees
Split Thrift Fund

A $4,ooo,ooo Standard Oil Com
pany of New Jersey apportion-
ment to employees participating
In the firms annuity and thrift
plan will benefit 265 Washington
workers, W. H. Evans. manager
Of the Observation-Disclosures
area, said yesterday.
The Washington times., 1937-10-30
KILLED BY TRUCK

LEESBURG. Va, October 30.
Struck by a truck about three
miles from here, an unidentified
man died today after being given
firSt-aid treatment by local police.
DR.. John Gibson, coroner, de-
clared he was unable to find any
clue to the victims identity in his
clothing.
The Washington times., 1937-10-30
Sydney Fire Loss
Placed at 100000

SY DIN EY, Oct. 80 G.N.S0.
Flames sweeping through four
buildings on this city's main bust
ness street caused damage esti-
mated at 100000 today.
Heaviest loser in the fire was
Robert Simpson, Eastern Ltd,
whose branch store and stock, with
a total value of 100000, was wiped
PJ1%
The Washington times., 1937-10-30

Air" with Guy Kbibee. Tuesday and
Wednesday: Mae West in GO West.
Young Man" with William Warren
and Randolph Scott: also "Backstage,"
with Anna Neagle and Arthur Tracy.
Thursday and Friday: Gary Cooper
and Jean Arthur in The Plainsman":
also Night Waitress" with Margot
Grahame and Gordon Jones: saturday:
Rochelle Hudson, Arthur Treacher
and Eugene Palette; also "Westboundi
Mail" starring Charles Starrett and
Rosalind Keith.
sTATE-sunday and Monday:, Dick
Powell and Doris Weston in Singing
and Wednesday: Alice Faye and Don
Ameche in you Can't Have Every
thing; Mickey Mouse and news.
Thursday: Edward Arnold and Jean
Arthur in Easy Living" comedy
Smith Ballew In The Californian;
also Dixie Dunbar in Sing and Be
Happy; gang comedy; news; cartoon
and serial.
sYLvAN-sunday and Monday:
Thin Ice," with Sonia Henie and
Tyrone Power. Tuesday. Wednesday
and Thursday: broadway Melody Of
1888" with Eleanor Powell and Rob
ert Taylor. Friday: Trader Horn; Horn
Saturday: Make a WASH" with Bobby
Breen and Basil Rathbone; also
"Flight from Glory" with Chester Nor
ris and Whitney Bourne.
TAKOMA - Sunday and Monday:
big City" Tuesday and wednes-
day: Enrol Flynn and Kay Francis in
"Anothsr Dawn; also. Lewis stone in
Man Who Cried Wolf" Thursday
and Friday; Warner Baxter and Lo;
retta Young in wife, Doctor and
urday: Pinky Tomlin in Sing While
You're Able; also. Buck Jones in
BLACK Aces"
PRINCESS - Sunday and Monday:
Robert Taylor and Barbara stanwyck
in This Is My Affair."; also, Ole Oh
sen and Chic johnson in "All Over
Town; cartoon and news. Tuesday
and Wednesday: Let Them Live"
with John Howard and Nan Grey;
also, you're in the Army Now
Anna Lee; comedy, news. Thursday:
Clark Gable, william Powell and
Myrna 10y in Manhattan Melo;
with Rochelle Hudson and Jack
Haley; ski champions and cartoon.
Saturday: Lee Tracy in Behind the
Headlines: also, Buck Jones in
"smoke Tree RANGE; "Dick Tracy"
No. IA; comedy.
CIRCLE - Sunday: Walter Huston
and Ruth Chatterton in "Dodsworth.
Monday: Paul NUM- in The Story of
Louis Pasteur." Tuesday and We'd
nesday: Dick Powell and Fred Waring
and His Pennsylvanians in VARSITY
Show" Thursday and Friday: Bette
Davis and Henry Fonda in That Ger
tain woman" Saturday: Jane With
ers and Walter Brennan in wild an0
woolly': comedies.
The Washington times., 1937-10-30
MOTORISTS GET
'38 TAG ORDERS
ON WEDNESDAY
Cost Based on NeWD.C.
Weight and Tax Laws

Application blanks for 1888 Dis.
trict auto license tags will be
mailed out to registered motorists
next Wednesday, Traffic Director
William A. Van Duzer announced
today.
All changes Of address during
the past year should be reported
to the Department of Vehicles and
Traffic, 453 Pennsylvania Ave.
N. W., Immediately, Van Duzer
said.
BASED ON WEIGHT
The new weight law enacted
during the last session Of Congress
will 20 into effect with the pur-
chase Of 1888 auto tags. All regis
tration fees, calculated on a car
weight basis, in addition to the
amount Of personal property tax
due, will be recorded on the appn-
cation blanks.
Delivery service for 1888 tags
will begin on November Is, while
counter sales will start November
% at the Department Of Vehicles
and Traffic.
DELIVERY OBTAINABLE
Those who desire to have their
tags delivered will be required to
inclose 10 cents with their appI-
cation blanks as a means Of cover
ing delivery charges, Van Duzer
said. More than $4,000 persons
took advantage Of the delivery
service last year, a system Wnlch
greatly expedited distribution OF
local auto licenses, the traffic dl-
rector said.
The Washington times., 1937-10-30
IN MEMORIAM

WOLFE EUGENE ('sHORTY")-In sad
| hut loving remembrance of our dear
husband and father. EUGENE WOLF
| C'SHORTY'N who passed away one year
ago today. October 80, 1885.
We miss your living smile and cheer.
Tho God has helped US this burden to
bear
Each time the sun goes to rest.
Wen miss you more. but God knows best.
WIFE AND CHILDREN.
The Washington times., 1937-10-30
DEATHS

EVERHART, MARGARET A.-on Friday.
October 90, 1887. at her late residence
200 Philadelphia Ave-, Takoma Park. Nd;
MARGARET EVERAARTi dlAd HvapS.pt the peloSed Sed
mother of Mrs. Florence J. Knowlan'
George and .Adelbert Elliott.
Funeral from the above residence on
Monday. November 1. at l p. m. Eela,
tives and friends are invited. lnterment
in National Memorial Park. Falls Church,
s Services by the W. W. Chambers Co.
FUNKHOUsER, TURNER LEE--on Thurs.
day. October 2s, 1887 At his residence S
Nd Nd TURNER NTsSH LEE FGNKHoUsER. the
beloved husband of Lucy E. Funkhouser
and father OF Robert E. FunkhouSeF ana
NIS FunePaI sGan services rAf from the home of his
daughter. 36O5 Rhode Island Avenue:
Mount Rainier. Nd. on Saturday. October
So RdeTes 19S at snd friend. p are invited to attend
Interment in Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
Services by the W.. W. Chambers Co.
suburban funeral home.
KOHRT. GEORGE H.-on Friday, October
20 1897 +,nT at Walter os Reed Hospital; 511Hbtad
of Alecia NJ. Kohrt and father of Kath-
leen L, swan and brother of Mrs. ]. W.
Hunter. Mrs. Agusta olhorn. Mrs: Otto
Langhoff Mrs. Herman Langhott. f. w.
G A.. Ernest Kohrt and son of Mrs.
Funeral services from his late residence,
1917 Reese Court. Alexandria, Va. on
Monday November 1, at :45 p m. Rela-
tves and friends are invited to attend.
Interment in Arlington National Cemetery.
Services by the W. W. Chambers Co
LTsBY, THOMAS ARTHUR-on Friday.
October 20. 1887. at George Washington
Hospital, THOMAS ARTHUR LUsBY. the
beloved husband Of the late Clara N.
Lusby tnee Kennedy. He is survived by
two sons. Charles A. and William A. Lusoy.
and daughter, Mrs. Genevieve Leonard.
Funeral services from the chapel OF
Thomas F. Murray & Son. 20o7 Nichols
Avenue Southeast. on Monday. November
| l. 1887 at 10 a. m.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
Interment in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
ROUTT. DOROTHY MAY-on THURSDAY,
October %, 1887 at her residence. 3910
Ninth Street Northeast. DOROTHY MAY
ROUTT. the beloved wife of Randolph J
Routt and daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
L. Simmons and sister of Mr.. Joseph L.
Simmons. jr. and Mrs. Katie E. Conner
Funeral services will be held from the
residence of her parents. 433 Irving Street
Northwest on Monday, November l, 1887,
at $50 p. m.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
Interment Rock Creek Cemetery.
Services by the W. ". Chambers Co.
The Washington times., 1937-10-30
Building Permits

c " McKendrie. 8sos Chesapeake
e. n W. dwelling, $1,000.
r W. Werth, 4104-s Eighteenth Pl
~ w dwellings $500 each.
Lambert O'Donnell. 4704 Albermarle
Ct n w. dwelling. $4,000.
p. j Ghdy, s723-31 Appleton, dwell
ings. 3e,bEl each.
The Washington times., 1937-10-30
WARNER BROTHERS

AMBASSADOR - Sunday. Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday: Enrol Flynn
in "The Perfect Specimen" with Joan
Blondell; Thursday and Friday:
Deanna Durbin and Adolphe Menjou
in 100 Men and a Girl; Saturday:
Bing Crosby and Martha Raye In
Double or Nothing" cartoon.
The Washington times., 1937-10-30
APOLLO Sunday

APOLLO - Sunday. Monday and
Tuesday: Gary Cooper and George
Raft in Souls At Sea-" cartoon: ::
Wednesday and Thursday: Bette
Davis and Henry Fonda in That
Certain Woman: Friday: MARRY
the Girl" with Hugh Herbert and
Mary Boland; Saturday: Jane With
ers in wild and Wooly'' and Claire
Trevor in zone Mile From Heaven
The Washington times., 1937-10-30
FLORISTS

co IN up BLACKSTONE. NC. 50, 80 up
paw Funeral Designs
I4O7 q et. N. W. dist. 1SOO
The Washington times., 1937-10-30
AVENUE GRAND-sunday and Nor

AVENUE GRAND-sunday and Mon
day: Ronald Colman and Jane Wyatt
in Lost Horizon: cartoon. Tuesday
and Wednesday: Louise Ratner and
Spencer Tracy in big City. Thurs
day; Johr Howard and John Barry
more in Bulldog Drummond Comes
Back" Friday: Devils Saddle Le-
Kion." with Dick Foran. Saturday:
Gene Raymond and Harriet Hilliard
in Life Of the Party" and RosaIinC
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

WIN ]. NALLEY. INC. .n
622 EIGHTH ST. 8. 4 Ii. VSOV
The Washington times., 1937-10-30

GUIDE BROS. CO, Fuperal DESIGNS
1919 = 81. n. We MAIL ATS
The Washington times., 1937-10-30

COLON Y-sunday, Monday and
Tuesday: Barbara Stanwyck and John
BoIes in "Sella Dallas; Mickey
Mouse. wednesday and Thursday:
Gary Cooper and George Raft in
souls at Sea-; cartoon. Friday:
Johr Howard and John Barrymore in
saturday: EdRa May oliver in my
Dear MisS AZ rich"; Popeys.
The Washington times., 1937-10-30

YORK-Sunday and Monday: Sonia
Henie and Tryone Power in THIN
Ice, Popeye. Tuesday and Wednes-
day: Luise Rainer and Spencer Tracy
in big city" Thursday: Madeleine
Carroll ana Francis Lederer in IT'S
All yours" Friday: Bruce Cabot in
bad Guy" Saturday: Gene Raymond
and Harriet HilIiard in Life Of the
Party"
The Washington times., 1937-10-30

UPTOWN-Sunday. Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday: Deanna Durbin and
Adolphe Menjou in 400 Men and a
Girl" Thursday and Friday, Ritz
Brothers in Life Begins IN College"
Saturday: James Ellison and Marsha
Hunt in "Annapolis Salute"
The Washington times., 1937-10-30

CALVERT - Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday: Bette Davis and Henry Fonda
in THAT Certain Woman" Wednes-
day. Thursday and Friday: Bing
Crosby and Martha Raye in Double or
Nothing; March of Time. Saturday:
Edna May Oliver in MY Dear Miss
Aldrich."
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-06-25

Further entries from the quirls sec
ord winter:
.Feb. 25. Marie, who can hardly
stand straight, climbs on radiators and
chairs. It's hard work, but she's cheer
full about it--especially if she succeeds.
ssMarch /. It is d sight to see the
babes out in the snow. They are SO
warmly dressed they look like humpty-
dumpties. Their rubbers are forever
coming off and then they all start to
yell and point TO their feet
Another sick spell occurred in March,
but it soon passed, and by March 10
was writing of their attempts to clean
the windows in imitation Of the mad
March IL. Yvonne. who can get out
of bed quite easily, runs around getting
toys for her less fortunate sisters IN
bed. They throw them down just to see
her nick them up. The babes love
to wash their hands in the basin and
we always have a hard time getting
them to stop.
"March Il. The babes brush their
own teeth. It is rather haphazard
brushing at times, but they get the hang
of it. Emile and Yvonne won't
stay in bed. They both get out as fast
as we put them back When spied they
run and hide under somebody's bed.
and giggle.
March 20 Marie is walking very
we'll Guess the crawl stage is over. She
loves biting her sisters, and must be
broken of that habit
March 81. This is the fifth night
Emile has been put back in bed. First
nigIlt-5I times: second night, 46-and
so on.
aApril l. Emile put back in bed
about Is times tonight
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something and cut her forehead open
about half an inch. There was no cry
ing, though-just a pleasant time. /
put iodine and a bandage on but it soon
came everybody picked at it.
stJan. IL. Marie can stand alone. She
is afraid of walking and slides down as
soon as someone tries to encourage
her
Jan. Il. Doctors up from Toronto
to x-ray the bone structure Of the babes
to determine just how well they are
getting along The plates show very
good and strong bone formation.
ssJan I3 Emile tried to climb out OF
the batI1tub and fell out. Marie refuses
to eat codd1ed eggs-we have to scran-
BILE hers Yvonne is trying to eat alone
and gets it all over.
stJan IS Marie ducks her head un-
der water in the bath-and also gets her
mouth even with the water and gurgles.
She is taking a few steps.
Jan II Marie is walking much bet
ter
Jan 81. The babes are dong their
best to talk. They point for toys and
things and jabber away in earnest
A NEW landmark in the girls growth
was recorded in the entry for Feb
18-sMorning sleep stopped. babes al
lowed to play all morning. and 4vonne
provided the entry of Feb. q, as fol-
lows.
ssYvonne has started climbing up ON
chairs. out of the play pen, and also
out of bed. She goes around picking
things up for her sisters, who stand
in the play pen watching her in envy
and excitement. and cheer her on to
greater feats."
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g A PRIL 2. Emile started out Of bed
again tonight SO ] pinned the legs
of her palamas together. SO she couldnt
get over the edge Of the bed She fell
asleep shortly afterward.
aApril g. Out In the snow for an hour
today. They love walking around and
occasionally sink through the crust
then everybody sympathizes with
sOhhhlls' and 'Ahhhfs
April 6. Emile insists on waking at
$50 every morning. She can't get out
Of bed so she lies there and talks TO
herself 1t is so nice-to lie there IN
the dark and listen to her. Il is like
listening to the birds in early dawn
aApril is. Yvonne, Annette and Ce-
cile can say Docteur. They know his
car when il comes and flock over to the
window, screeching, when it appears
They love to see their mother
and father coming over
May 6. Marie is playing much bet
ter. She doesn't need SO much enter
tainment and direction Of playing. sne
is also being more sociable with the
others, who are very sociable--tFaf IS
they help each other out give each
other toys. smile at each other. etc
MAY % The babes kneel down OF
their own accord when a prayer lullaby
is sung. It is really more OF squat.
but they do very well, and try to cross
their hands They throw kisses at the
picture of Jesus.
The quintupiets passed their second
birthday without incident Marie ceie-
brated the occasion by saying doc
teur' for the first time. We began the
third summer Of the girls life without
incident. A few typical diary entries:
''June 80 Cecile, Yvonne and An
nette can wink. They bat their eye
lashes and giggIe.
ssJuly g. Marie combs her sisters
hair With more force than effect
Emile washes the floor guess she has
noticed the maids.
July IL. The babes talk lot among
themselves. Annette has been talking
the most She might be the first to
really talk
"July 81 Marie fell today, and when
her sisters went TO pick her up she
started to laugh Every time they left
her she would start pretending to CRY.
and they would run back to her. She
found this so funny that she finally
laughed SO much she couldn't cry.
We had more movies that summer
Early in the fall went on leave again
On my return the babes did seem SO tall
and sure Of themselves. After that short
absence could see how independent
they had grown they were slowly
emerging from habyhood and becoming
children.
rzlJE ErKJy1
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tine.
with the movies out of the way. my
diary reads:
aDec. I6. The babes were inoculated
(for diphtheria) today. They didn't
mind it very much. The doctor hated to
do it, think.
aDec. 18. Yvonne and Annette cut
their fingers. bit not seriously; put ad-
hesive on them Annette sucked hers
of-and Yvonne is very proud OF hers
"Dec. 10. Yvonne and Emile had
fgnt today. Annette and Emile had
fght. Marie got into fight and hac
her diaper pulled off
sDec 21. They pulled the curtains
and rods down today Annette and
Yvonne tried to tell me about the snow
sliding down off the roof.
.Dec z3. They had grand time
watching the Christmas tree go up.
They are all so lovable and charming
could fill book about them. I've
removed the curtains and rods"
! can't describe the babes second
Christmas Ny brother died, and
went on leave of absence on Dec. %
My diary resumes:
s.Dec. 20. Babes recognized me and
were glad to see me. Marie IS very
cross today. | guess she was spoiled
sJan. 2. Babes slept very well out
doors today. They have been rather
restless. Have slight colds in the nose
Jan. 8. Yvonne blows her nose with
great force She reaches for the tissue
and blows and bloWs-and then laughs
at the stir she makes. They are get
ting to be scrappers-pull each others
hair and bite, and tease each other by
offering toys and pulling them away
We have to separate them quite often.
but they soon make up and play to-
gether again
IAN. 4 The babes have been climb
J ing on radiators and falling or
pushing each other off We have finally
managed to make them stop by taking
them off each time and telling them
that they're not to do this They still
fight Marie delights in stealing toys.
etc.
Jan. 5. Went out of nursery for
about five minutes, came back and
nearly tainted Yvonne was covered
with blood It was in her eyes, her hair.
all over her clothes. all over the others
who were standing around patting her
on the back and getting some blood on
their hands. She must have fallen on
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Part v

FTER the excitement Of filming
1 ssThe Country Doctor" was over.
life in the quintuplets' nursery
N quickly resumed its normal rou-
Evening star., 1937-10-03
FARM SOLIDARITY
ASKED BY WALLACE
Pleads for "BaIanCed Abun-
dance and Security" for
Soil and Consumer.
BY the Associated Press.

bS inc aNSuf idttu FTeSS.
LOUISVILLE, KY, October p
Thousands of farmers from Kentucky.
Tennessee and Indiana heard Secre-
tary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace
plead today for a national program
of balanced abundance and security
for both farmer and consumer
He also asked for farm solidarity"
when a new, broad agricultural bill
is laid before the next Congress.
I believe a majority of you now
favor farm solidarity" he said, but
will you then?"
The secretary was introduced by
Robert w. Bingham. Louisville pub
Usher and Ambassador to Great
Britain
Bingham described Wallace as the
greatest Secretary of Agriculture
since his father" who. he said. was
the greatest Agriculture Secretary Of
my time"
To achieve the goal of long-range,
"all-weather" program. Wallace out
lined six principal planks recon-
mended by farm leaders in a meeting
last February which, he said, will
serve as framework for such a plat
form
The six principles of the proposed
legislation:
First, that agriculture has right
TO fair share of the national income
Second, that consumer as we'll as
farmer interests should be safeguarded
through an ever-normal granary.
Third, that conservation of the soil
is vitality important to the Nation.
Fourth, that farmers ought to be
assured of security of tenure of farms
they occupy.
Fifth, that farmers cooperative
movement ought to be encouraged.
Sixth, that provisions ought to be
included in any national farm pro-
gram favoring the family y-sized farm"
The railroads of Germany carry
more passengers than those of any
other country in the world.
Evening star., 1937-10-03

Warner w. Carr, Thomas L. Martin
Godfrey P. Baldwin and Kenneth M
Halpine, and Majs. Francis d. Ross
Jr., and Eugene F. FITZGERALD, In
fantry; Col. John N. Reynolds, Lieut.
Col. Robert LEG. Walsh and Majs
George c. Kenney, George NJ. Palmer
John P. Temple, Byron t. Burt, jr.
and Earle G. Harper, Air Corps, and