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By LOUIS ARMSTRONG | A plea for food shipments by the! United States to France and other

European countries “as an Amersican humanitarian act” was today urged by Paul Kellogg, New York

Mr. Kellogg who voiced his plea in an interview this morning in the| Columbia Club will speak tonight at the 49th Founders Day dinner of Flanner House, Must Aid Humanity “Disregarding our political feelings toward the countries of Europe we must make the emergency shipments of food which are now under discussion in Congress. This country has always held to a policy of alding humanity,” Mr. Kellogg said He continued: “Getting wheat into France this winter means the difference be- | tween whether she remains a rve-| public® or becomes something eise.| “The need is great. On a recent; visit to a hospital in Paris I saw hundreds of young people suffering! from malnutrition and tuberculosis. “If we don't come .to their support it means misery this winter—a thing Americans are not prone to permit if they can help it.” On ‘Scouting’ Trip Mr. Kellogg is executive editor of Survey Graphic and Survey Midmonthly, two magazines dealing with business and economics, Emphasizing his remarks with a bent-stem briar pipe which he is seldom without, the gray-haired publisher said he was on an editorial scouting. trip. He said his magazines plan an extensive series on the world food situation the first of the year,

“We would be blind as bats not to !

send food to Europe, for it is one! of our best emissaries in world poli-! tics,” he declared.

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Wholesale Food Prices Decline

| ended Dec. 9, dropped 5 cents ! from the preceding week's all-time | high, Dun ‘& Bradstreet, Inc, an-'— nounced today. The “Index in the latest week dropped to $7.12 from $7.17 in the | preceding week and compared with $6.35 a year ago, Price declines were noted in eight of the 31 foods used in com- | piling the index, while nine advanced and 14 remained unchanged The prices of wheat, rye, hams, bellies, lard, cottonseed oil, cocoa, and lambs declined, while flour, corn, oats, cheese, eggs potatoes, steers, hogs and butter advanced. Prices of barley, beef, sugar, coffee, tea, beans, peas, peanuts, rice, molasses, currants, prunes, milk and raisin were unchanged.

FEED EUROPE—Paul Kel logd, New York editor who will speak at Flanner House tonight, urges the United States to ful- | "another humanitarian act” by sending food to Europe.

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Guides to Proper Living Cited

Harry B. McRae, C. 8. B, Dallas, Tex., held up the Ten Com-| 'mandments, the Lord's Prayer and | the Sermon on the Mount as sure’

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you formulate in words of prayer, s Qo 0 arogtios. ssdicines |

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