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a2 wt fi ames cd Mrs. Henry Wallace, center, wife of the Wallace Arrives Here: Set _ To Criticize Movie Methods His usually rumpled greying, if she would like to say a word. © = ts, hair neatly combed and displaying] She did. It was “No.” wide grin, Henry Wallace, Pro-|- AS the Wallaces ‘were leaving P— af : . — essive party candidate; arrivea|the field. in a large, black limou- ay , .,,|Sine, a spectator shouted: -— £3 re by chartered plane more than “Why don't you go back to abt = alf an hour early today.: -” Russia, old ‘Bubblehead’?”. 3 bi i”) . With him. were his. assistant,|. To which some of his support- ee Se= ss [Lewis Frank of New York, eéven ers retaliated:. oF a =_ =< ©) w Jother campaign workers and 13 Gen y wt you g0 back to 2 aire) newspapermen. Killing time over] yp pis speech written tor deliv. = S a iy) a sandwich and a cup of coffee,\ery tonight. at dinner Ciro’s— ons as) Wallace chatted with Elinor Kahn $12.50 a plate, Please—Wallace = i ¢ to Say: > CH ew SS of San Francisco, I. P. P. direc-|Was . a cS eae ~ tor in California; Edward. Mosk, 1 That it is difficult to make to ; eiabad arian ; pictures with _ integrity - and Bmce on Los Angeles county’ chairman, sales “appeal, especially” ‘for hve ar | nd Mrs. Olive MacFarlane, also foreign markets, if the film in- wart (7 po of Los Angeles. Less than 50 sup- ‘dustry is to “submit to the in. |: = Lvs as porters were at the field as the! tellectual standards of films . hartered 21-passenger plane tax- set up” by the House Com--. ied to the ramp. we |. “T can’t talk now,” Wallace | told the approximately 100 sup- “mittee, eo 2. That movie profits are “still very high” despite a “relatively sharp decline,” and that the industry may be using | this decline to avoid paying ‘highet wages... |” 3. That €pbeseti porters who had gathered by “the time of his scheduled ar- rival, “I don’t want to spoil the ticket sales for tomorrow ' WeHe then asked his wife " ustry ‘haa men for Wallace,” who presented her a. Progressive party presidential candidate, is _ - bouquet of flowers. Mrs. Wallace came shown when she arrived here by train. ‘here to join her husband, who was sched- ef She was greeted by members of the “Wo-. -- uled to arrive by plane today, © 2-6) ep] “+. |” LHeraid-Expreas Photo failed in some of its efforts to “grab and monopolize” foreign markets but will try again, pro- { ducing fll will abroad. == 4. That the studios ought not to portray Fifth avenue, New York, as the symbol of Amer- He also was set to question whether America can win friend by showing other peoples ho “well dressed and well fed an complacent” Americans are. _ Mrs. Ilo Browne Wallace, the candidate's wife, arrived here by train today. She was greeted only by five members of the “Women for Wallace” group and two F. B. L. men. Bo Both Mr. and Mrs. Wallace are to be guests of honor at a dinner]. at 8 o'clock tonight at Ciro’s, tl with John Huston as toastmaster.| . High point of the local Wallace campaign will be a mass rally at 8 p. m. tomorrow at Gilmore 15-car motorcade to various sec-|- tions of the city with stops to be|: made at 103rd street and Cen Brooklyn avenue a avenue; He Breed street; and Brooklyn angit Indiana avenues. — ereee AC OS ANGELES HERALD & EXPRESS | 62- WIFE A? DATED: * - . ENCLOSURE OCT 11948