An economic adviser higher in the councils of the administration said he expected an immediate and dr trade control system to be established in Great Britain and Fr nee. Shortly afterwards, he would begin to r foreign pur: in the Uni felt, this country the benefits of f basic necessities comes and should seek such credits in this country congress would have the say as to what will be done. Under the Johnson act and other credit restrictions embodied in the neutrality act, he said, possible to channel directly 10 belligerthere loopholes in e administration would this sort of without consulting congre esti ted total Bri-jing resources $4,000.-
Not all of liquidated will come ow the two dollar es, which 000 on May 1. were exhausted the drain would fall on gold held under earmark for foreign accounts, This is believed to total about $1000000 for Britain and France.
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