The daily independent., 1937-04-22
TRADE WARN

" -
RENE Court, Fears Initiation And
War; Will Try To Lower Dur
able Goods Prices, Bring Bud
get Near Balance; Avoids
Initiative In Arms Limitation,
Expecting Slap From British {;
Happy" Chandler Sad As Coal
Terrorism Expose Dims Senate
Chances.
Misunderstanding with one
of his friends the other day, the
President said there were just two
things worrying him. He wasn't
worried for a minute about the
outcome of his Supreme Court
battle. He said he was sure to win.
But he was worried about ID
balancing the budget and infla-
ton; % about the very real dan
ger Of war in Europe.
Regarding the first, he said he
was going to do his best to bring
down prices Of durable goods.
which had been hikCd artifiCially.
He waS also determined to bring
the budget closer into line.
Regarding the international sit
uation. the President felt that it
was up to the British and French
O get together on some arms lin
itation program, following which
the United States would be glad
and anxious to back them up.
The President is convinced that
it would be bad policy for the
United States to make any move
first. He remembers taking the
initiative in the spring Of 1888 to
save the Geneva Arms Conference,
only to be slapped i'll the face by
the French, and he doesn't want
to be slapped again.
British Reluctance
This time. however. the French
are reported ready to welcome any
American move. while the slap
probably would come from the
British. Reports which American
diplomats have sent Roosevelt
state that the British are deter
miheo 10 push VI. o',HtI ''..- .t,, -
aliii"lll'ii' - o7I '''.!, ,'T,' ',,. ,o,,
lalh LLil4'"lto'' "''''' ''''S O. -
abreast o4 GcI ;. 't.,''lH ,.- Ia doos
anyway INooNr'S'' '!I .,''| '',, ,na,,, t,,o
not W"hV 20 'tsN a., " %''g p - rn,,,ina o',' o
DIV =. t!I'.I' -. I,,,a,,a;, ond pri,ie,, nave
uAIl4 'I'e tt'i!',' ,. '.,'' % .iII ,tII ,irrou.
lle way, A'lv4 l.,''' t'0 .,"a rTnitod
Iile Vii'nt ".lS,'' .I'n ,,,a,.o fo,. arms
oV"l'o '''o '''0 0
Iiiill'a'ioH, ,..,.- ,;,.a ,,,;. pooco
oli'S ' SUN, '''',7 ',,,.t,,nod ;,,,, can hood
'CI' - al my oI'' VI, 49,, .,,,,,,. =, - 49,,
OH 'I'c oii. ''''!'.7 - ,-',T,~| N
! o'''C1 WI ~ ~.,n-'' .J---''' &c. {.
mi, e.o,,'sN, ""Do oTtI,o,jtv on
..',,I lI.S .or sSii. So Inra :. nr ,I,c rolls
At''.l ~ az 0'' 49,, ror,oy
VI w a ~ =, .,,.. ou,''' -a,,a- ,,.,o
coi1'C.ol VI I'"D0' ., ,,,So,',,;t,. of
OloUE''' I'oii' CIV VI, ,I.at ,5 fn,,o,,, 60,
"cS'cI" ,CtiIl C"'l,i.''Ir ~, 1-I," ponno"
oatiao' 1oit'V VI ,:ae -, il;l a';,,7, ,r+
Lolti"N Is lIo' " !C'!,t ,a,;ot os',,', oI;o,,t..
one OF 'l4e ooS'C' u 80. S-'N e.. aaI
he IS Iu1lllII4E PtoJ'O| w. ~
lcctlng American lolN lo'c' ,I "I.''
spends part oI his 'Il''e III 'o"''
ern prisons. -, ,..
LomaN mas 4outl" '''''' Wv N~,s 80
way to get the oIo "oIN '1i.-,, So!,sS G-
the Negroes Is 10 'E''' PC'itIS'''i
aries. Mos OF lhe Noo0 Nes.O
singers are serving IllA'C Ho''il
place" says LomaX. Inc o!o MoI h
songs he wants to eaten are orS' pes,
preserved from aduIteEaIIoh M!'''
modern jazz IN the minoS oI Nc-
groes who have been smut OIL IIoi'
society for a long time.
These are an almost uhIaPpsu
reservoir OF ioIK loFe--Sc'ut"I
SplEltua" Il'"C .', I1",v 7to"'' 7iso 0'' W