The Archive · 1938

/R. H. Jackson, Assistant Attorney

(General, suggested that the "Amer-Jean Government and business each need badly all the goodwill and ability the other has for their mutual protection against a selfish minority Feekless enough to destroy. both". Mr. Jackson, who recently opened the Government's attack on Big /Business, spoke before the Democra-lo dinner in New York, 'The Secretary of Agriculture, Mr, Henry Wallace, appealed for the united support of agriculture, labour Jand capital-for the welfare. of "the ration, Me, Wallace appeared' before the Jackson. Day diners at. Des Moines, Towa, the capital of his native state—United Press, Washington, Jan, strate forthe maintenance of the one country is enenged in a

beyond integrity of the morals of Democracy, and we are in the process of winning {t," declared President Roosevelt, "sWe still Have," the President said, jaumber of people, who honestly. bee year averaged 206 1b, per fight, while an average of 410-1b, of mall arrived San Francisco on each flight. A considerable portion of the mail, was {o.and from Hawall,'the port said, Total revenues - Were $726,201,109, and expenditures were.$772,816,042 during the year.

However there was book-keeping deduction of $50,250,- ATI which brought surplus" to United Press,

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