The Week.

Presents several socio-political developments related to the United States. Revolt in the U.S. House against the sales tax issue in the country; Arguments against the substitute proposal to raise the income-tax rates in high-income groups; Charges against William Randolph Hearst, a Canadian political personality, regarding sales tax in Canada; Departure of Oliver Wendell Holmes, the Supreme Court Justice in the U.S., due to his opinion on the New State Ice Co. vs. Ernest A. Liebman case; Agreement between Chinese and Japanese forces that Chinese forces should stay where they are and Japanese force should be withdrawn; Advancement in trade between the Soviet Union and the U.S.; Problems in political circle of Ireland due to the victory of politician Eamon de Valera; Opposition of the bill, to provide money for building roads in order to provide employment, by Senator Hiram Bingham; Policy of the U.S. government in order to balance the budget; Statement issued by Judson King, director of the National Popular Government League, regarding presidential candidates of both leading parties in the U.S.; Disadvantage of young music composers in the U.S. regarding chance to listen their own music.