It was understood that the Admination's, anti-monopoly campaign was conceived and planned during a southern fishing trip when President Roosevelp was accompanied by Mr Harold 1. Ickes. Secretary of the Tnterior, Mr. R. H. Jacks Assistant Attorney-General Other speeches against monopolistic prac ere e: from Miss Frances Po of Labour; Mr. Henry A. Wallace. of culture, and Mr.
Henderson, economist of the Prearess Administration.
Senate: lo railed against the New Deal for instigating the campaign.
"Jackson might better employ himself in instituting prosecution of malefactors instead of making ches which are nothing more than political alibis," said Sen Wallace H. White, Republian of Maine,—United Pres:
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