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 As a member of the committee on homewor1', I *ish.to. thank Mr. Mitte
for the intpr--st he hns shorn us by Irawin; ur- the resolution end I Pm.
thPt it -ais net his %iitention to include or exclude any-thing which mayb.W
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detriment to ocr in.3'astrr. .'J

 Arain, r.ai I ir' ynu to Pij, -.rerv ce.reftl consideration to my sugg9
I would be v-ry P-]c-. to n_-...rr before yr-. tr, ive ynu additional data, ,i4
so desire. I am certain it "-o, ld be rA th interest f the industry.., 


 Respectfully yours,
 (signed) J- Kaolan .
 KaoIan & Gordon CorD, .



Meeting of the Beaded Bag Imrorters no-ld in the office of the Code Author
May 15, at 11.00 A,.' M. "

Present:

 Mr. S. Stini art
 Yr. H. R-t h
 IX, "J. I. iv 7.n .'
 Mr. Tm a n no.-a".-n
 Mr. A. Schenker .

 The request for this mohing rs for the ouroose f refuting state
made in the notition -oE-ssc-d by the Beaded 3Bag Manufacturers at their metJ|
on May 7, ..

 They esked to have ti'le following stanT.enerts corrected stating that
are not 25 m:l-:u'ec.urers of beaded bas, [r' at the very most 15, the..
10 are imrnori.crs. .

 They also state thet the 50C00 wor1rer shouldd not. be more than 1000 
claiming that there is e le.rte duolication of the same workers who work...
more than One manufr.acturor. i

 They also claim that the; duty is not always 60A, that a great many
come in at 90%. A statement was made thr.t ?0 of tihe imports from Fran
90% duty. .

 S The committee questioned t'v1 accuracy of the statement that 5& an hi
is raid to work-rs on beaid bet:s in ;oroign countries. 'Also to the polla
figuring 10( cxo.,-nso in bringing in b-amid bags. They claim that it neo
less than 20" "

 The comr.1ittee r1-iims that irmoorts thet were brought in last year at.
of tl.,O epc>. laii -:wn, now cost 2. A. also that the importation of
bags has declined 50'% within the east yeal. C11



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