Evening Star Newspaper, November 14, 1935, Page 13

WALLACE PINNING HOPES IN SCIENCE Secretary Declares Farm Adjustment Lies in Pool- ing of Research. By th Associated Press NEW YORK, November 1‘—1“00d processors have a common interest with farmers in the adjustment of farm production to market needs, Henry A. Wallace, Secretary of Agri- culture, told the Associated Grocery Manufacturers of America today. “American agriculture, with or without Federal guidance, must ad- Just itself to a radically changed mar- ket situation, the outstanding feature of which is a lessened opportunity to export,” said Wallace at a luncheon. “American farmers,” he said, “must cease to produce for a market that has disappeared, and must adjust their output to a market that exists THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Zenge Starts for Prison D. C, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1935. UNITED FOOD STORES INC. Privately Owned and Operated by Washington’s Leading Food Merchants Opening celebration for our many fniends in Rockville, Maryland, Thursday, November 14th, at 8 P.M. Montgomery Ave., Rockville * Telephone Rockville 163 An old firm in a new setting. For over 15 years they have served the people of Rockville and vicinity. Building up a wonderful record for theirhigh quality meats and fine line FOR Be A Good Neighbor @ TIMELY SPECIALS THIS WEEK END Serve this highest quality sweet cream butter of peculiar excellence or can be created. This necessity ap- plies equally to the food processors. Neither processors nor farmers can make money working for a vanished market.” Tbru Your Com- munity Chest of groceries. We extend to you, your family and friends a cordial invitation to be pres- ent on this occasion. FREE baskets of groceries and, Sou- venirs will be given away. Ib. 380 UNICO ROLL BUTTER b. 35¢ WE ARE CELEBRATING NATIONAL CHEESE WEEK With These Specials (VELVEETA o _ _um o |Bg Mandeville Zenge, right, is shown as he peered out of the prisoners bus yesterday at Chicago when he started for prison at Joliet, Ill., where he is to serve a life sentence. Zenge, who was convicted of the emasc'ila- tion slaying of Dr. Walter Bauer of Cleveland, said he had “no regrets.” —Copyright, A. P, Wirephoto. TOMATO JUICE - 2 == 16¢ BARTLETT PEARS - . 19¢ FANCY JUMBO PEAS - |6c PINEAPPLE JUICE 2.7 23c BABY FOOD Assorted g 2::190 Sees Equal Benefit. Secretary Wallace said food proces- sors will benefit as much as farms from the A. A. A. program, which, he said, was made necessary by “the stub- born facts of the world trade situa- tion.” Food research is basic to the adjust- ment program, the Secretary declared. | ghifts, In permanent adjustment, fashioned into a working synthesis,” “As we move from emergency to|which must allow for certain increases he said. “Otherwise mere technical permanent adjustment, and correct | in production and for flexibility in | progress may cease to do us any good.” the shortcomings that developed in- | cropping systems, much greater refine- | evitably in the experimental stage, we | ment is necessary.” shall draw more heavily than ever | Declared Problem of Pooling. upon research,” he said. “In the| This permanent adjustment, he con- immediate end, tended to violate the hring together the findings of eco- <canons of good farm practice, to | nomics, political science and sociology, | ! freeze production in the accustomed |together with chemistry, physics and | | mold, to discourage efficient manage- biology. |ment and to prevent desirable crop | “The whole body of science must be | BANQUET Orange Pekoe % b, p;x- 21c 15 1b. 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