The Archive · 1939

At Odds with Congress

The President is at odds not only with a majority of Congress but with a majority which includes a substantial number of his own party. If the United States were governed by a Parliamenary system instead of by b system of divided powers, the Preas head of a government which. was constantly finding its rejected, would be forced to go fo the country and risk repudiation at the polls. But the President is a fixture for two more years, cannot if he holds fast to tradition run again, and if the coun-pies does any repudiating it will no!

the President but members of his ill suffer.

The Gillette No. 15 Set illustrated here, which contains the latest Gillette one-piece razor, 10 Blue Gillette blades and one blade holder in a new type of Rhodium-plated case, has these definite advantages:

The razor is made in one piece instead of two or three, as formerly, thus making it easier and quicker to clean, and to use.

The blades are made by the new electrical-tempering process. They give not only closer, cleaner shaves than you have ever had before, but also more shaves per blade.

The case, as well as the razor and (Reg.)

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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