Washington, July 3.
The fate of the Administration's monetary policies rested today in the hands of a powerful bloc of rebel-hous southern and western Senators whom the New Deal hopes to persuade to return to the Administration ranks before a vote is taken on the monetary bill on Wednesday.
Many Senators took advantage of the long holiday weekend to return to their homes to survey local opinion in the areas in which they were elected. Senator Alben Barkley. Majority Leader in the Senate, was expected to confer with President Roosevelt early on Wednesday morning to advise him of the chances the monetary bill has of adoption by the Senate.—United Pr
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