New York, May 29.
American public opinion is shifting away from the New Deal's "oblectionable policies," Mr. Tom Gird-lier, head of the Republic Steel Corp., told the American Iron and Steel Institute here last night.
He predicted that many of the New Deal's policies would be changed because of the switch in public opinion. He said the mistaken ideas of New Deal administrators were largely responsible for current business conditions.
"There is abroad, however, a stir ring great mass middle class revolt against crackpot schemes, radical legislation, ruinous extravagance and business baiting."—United Press.
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