Man on the street interviews about what is expected of President-Elect Franklin Roosevelt

The transcript features two perspectives on the economic situation following Mr. Roosevelt's election. An attorney expresses confidence that there will be no drastic tariff changes that could harm domestic industries. Meanwhile, a clergyman, who voted for the socialist ticket, hopes for a comprehensive reorganization of the economic system and the return of beer.

What is the attorney's main concern regarding Mr. Roosevelt's election?

• Increase in taxes

• Drastic changes in tariffs affecting home industries

• Reduction in public spending

• Changes in foreign policy

What political ticket did the clergyman vote for?

• Democratic

• Republican

• Independent

• Socialist

What does the clergyman hope Mr. Roosevelt will focus on?

• Reducing taxes

• Increasing military spending

• Reorganizing the economic system

• Improving foreign relations

What social change does the clergyman wish for?

• Return of prohibition

• Return of beer

• Expansion of public education

• Increase in social welfare

What is the clergyman's tone regarding the return of beer?

• Uncertain

• Opposed

• Hopeful

• Indifferent