Detroit, Apr. 27.
The Detroit "Free Press" in e copyright article today, said Mr. Henry Ford told President Roosevelt in a White House luncheon discussion that there was too much Government interference in business Recovery would return if it ceased, he is reported to have declared.
The article said most of the discussion centred on Federal spending and the Administration's financial policy on which "Mr. Ford clashed frequently with Mr. Marriner S. Ecoles," Chairman of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve Bank.
The paper quoted Mr. Ford a ug that financiers interfere [much in Government and th supplied by the two delegates, Tokyo authorities are expected to prepare a detailed program to assist the nal activities of the Reformment.—Dcmei were trying to manipulate down and profits up. He to have said that some Wall Street groups re responsible for much jat the present labour strife.—United ress.
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