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3217
IMMEDIATE RELEASE
APRIL 23, 1952
The National Advisory Board on Mobilization Policy today
reported the following findings and suggestions to the President,
through its Chairman, Dr. John R. Steelman, as a result of its
two-day study of the current steel issue:
1. The Board feels that its function, in circumstances
such as this, is not to review the findings of the Government
agency legally constituted to make such findings, but to satisfy
TRUMAN
itself, in the public interest, that there has been no special
treatment accorded to any segment of the economy. (Unanimous
S "NATIONAL RECORDS
ARCHIVESA
opinion.
Es
2. The Wage Stabilization Board recommendations on the
steel wage issue are within the established policies and regula-
tions of the agency, and do not provide any basis for the sugges-
tion that a new pattern has been established or different policies
adopted. (12 to 1 agreement of the 13 members present.)
3. The steel industry is entitled to such price adjust-
ments as are permissable under law and the regulations which govern
all other industries. (Unanimous opinion.)
It seems only fair that any industry whose price struc-
tur e would substantially affect the Nation's economy should be re-
quired to justify publicly any request for a change in pricing
standards. (8 to 5 approval of the 13 members present.)
5. The National Advisory Board on Mobilization Policy
believes the attacks on the integrity of the public members of the
Wage Stabilization Board to be unfair and unsubstantiated by fact.
(Unanimous opinion.)
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