Washington, Apr. 28.
President Roosevelt, in his broadcast address, outlined' six fundament fal principles for the allotment of the. $4,880,000.000 work relief plan.
The President appealed to the Amer-tean public to "make one of the most ambitious economic programmes the world has ever seen" a genuine sue-
He said that his responsibility for work relief embraced all the American people. "No sectional or poll ical istinetions can be permitted, Me declared.
Speaking of his desire to prolong the work bf the URA, the Presi-Jdent said: "We must continue to protest children, enforce minimum wages, prevent ex: an safeguard, define and enforce collective bargaining."—Reuter.
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