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Q Mr. President, does this first proposal contemplate taking
more of the small retailers out than were taken out in
this order that was put through some time ago? How do
you intend to tackle that administrative problem?
THE PRESIDENT: Probably through the setting up of some bet-
ter machinery for the protection of the little men. As
I say, we haven't got to the details of it yet. We did
discuss the possibility of some board that would act
towards that problem in the same relative way as Sena-
tor Wagner's Board has functioned in regard to disputes
between capital and labor.
Q Can you tell us what the disputes are between those two
classes of business men? What is the dispute between
the business men?
THE PRESIDENT: A lot of little fellows have thought that
they might be forced out of business and we want to avoid
that, and there will have to be somebody for them to go to.
Q Go to for modification of the code?
THE PRESIDENT: No, to go to to check up their particular case.
In a great many cases, probably the majority, it would
not involve modification of the code itself. It would
be merely a question of saying what is a fair practice.
Q Mr. President, doesn't this bring up the inevitable fact
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