The Week.

Presents political and social developments related to the U.S. Significance of the rumor that the Public Works Department is recommending to President Franklin D. Roosevelt a program of 12,000,000,000 dollars which is to be spent in five years; Insignificance of Roosevelt's policy toward the Upton Sinclair campaign in California; Impact of a possible Sinclair win in California on employees in the state; Importance of Sinclair's attitude toward religion; Information on a case of lynching involving an African American in the South; Need for long prison sentences for those involved in lynching; Information on a commercial whispering campaign; Denial of ballot to a communist state ticket in Illinois; Contribution of Federal Relief Administration towards college students; Discussion on a textile-strike settlement; Orders given by the president regarding safeguard for the mills; Discussion on a conflict between the Protestant opposition and the Nazi church in Germany; Need for German political leader Adolf Hitler to take a stand when Reich Bishop Müller takes his oath to the Chancellor.