No further change in the gold content of the dollar is contemplated (unless the British Government depreciales sterling to a point well be-Tow its previous parity). The President's authority to change the value of the dollar and to maintain a slabllization fund will, however, be Jeontinued (or rather Congress will be asked to extend those powers) as precautionary measure.
The most important domestic matter in the President's eyes after his recclection was the toydgel, He is relying upon increased revenues through improving business, plus economies In administration, to bring the budget into balance by the end of the fiscal year 1938. He reaffirmed his, promise made during the election not to Impose any new taxes, Other matters discussed by the President before he left for Buenos Aires were unemployment, agriculture and industry but no decisions were reached, Tu @ parting message to business men. the President urged them to employ as many men as possible over 40 and not concentrate on the younger generation; he also an-ounced that an" effort would be sade to keep monthly track of the unemployment condition by follow-Ing a system similar to the British, As a requisite for obtaining relief the unemployed will be required to register. Relict itself will be of a more prosaic character and some of the excesses of the past, "boondoggling." will be curbed. The emphasis will be on the utility of the project Father than on the relief aspect.
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