Poor Morale in Washington.

Focuses on the role of U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt in the New Deal program, and conversation and statements of Washington's government middle-class people, regarding Roosevelt and the program. Comments of an experienced and respected newspaperman, now in government service, on the morale of people in Washington; Account of the feeling of disgust and cynicism among the army officers and civilians, created by the New Deal; Suggestions of an American Federation of Labor official regarding the need for understanding of morale of workers in the production administration.