After resolving matters in Toronto, Donnie bid farewell to Walker, Maholi, and others, and set out alone with his entourage to travel across Canada.
He also began overseeing the purchase of Canadian farms.
By the time Donnie completed this task, it was already 1938.
Donnie had become the largest farm owner in Canada.
When Donnie returned to New York, it was already March 1938.
Upon arriving in New York, Donnie did not return directly to Atlantic City, but stayed at Block Manor in New York.
Every day, he was visited by New York's super-rich.
This included the mayor of New York and the governor of New York State.
The topic most discussed with Donnie by these visitors was still Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal.
This year, Franklin Roosevelt proposed a New Deal that utterly enraged the entire business community in the United States!
Profit Tax!
The so-called profit tax requires companies to pay an additional tax on their profits.
