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to a hearing. This is the lar.t tht -e heard of the case, and -e
therefore took it for grrnted th-t 110o -:.:cc-'.tion to the Code h.vs ever
Sbeen granted to thLis firm.

 If you desire our files for the eir.jo e of  scert-.inln.j these fn.cts,
 we shall be aole to sup".IJ them to vou.

 Ver:, truly yours,

 CO:E ATX7T2.ITY
 LADIES' lAIT,'B. T:D'ISTIY

 (Sisr;nd) A. 'itt:ntthal.
 A. itte'ntnil
A14: AS Co"- Dirctjr



 TEARI.G, CALLED ,-i PE'lTIOT. FOR

 EXTV'PiIOI. :Y "I-GI`IA A:T STD-IOS

 DO .A;E P'QOVISIO:', LA-IEZ' IE7,I:AG

 CDE, JUL Y 2? 1934.- -

 The follo-ing -ere urese!'t:

 Leiph 7. Ore, Assistant D'.r:,uty Administr-tor, conitctinc- the
hep.ring
 Hiss Rohr, Virginia Art Studios
 I.Ir. Taylor, Industrial Ad.iior ia Dor%: d
 Iiss Schneidirman, Laocr 'izrisor- -2.'d
 David Barr, Assistarnt D-,itt Ad.-.iniv-::"-tor
 Harry S. Berry', Derut.r Ad;.inistr'at>r
 Mr. Mittenthal, Code Director
 I1;r. Berko--itz, Code Director

 Mr. Ore, opening tie nearin,.r, askeai fr a 'rifer statcmr-ent of the
 case from MLiss Rohr.

 MISS ROR: Je began '-ork:in.- und-r the President"' Rcrn.2loefltcnt
Agreement at its inception and live] u-c to it. I. dcin; t..t the
Virginia Art Studios lost $11,C:'7-' ini tne f>ll. W-., nk-, slir- cover
bags, and if it r:ere not for th.-t r'e could ,iot n...ve st-.vci in bu.:.nlecs.
,In the scoring ve made enou,-h to st'i:- t.,e 1o,-s. Iv sister nat,:-: to
go out of business in the fall, "ut ".'e could not do thl-t Lrc!.c.e to
many peo-Dle Tere dependent on 'is for r-rkl:. '.;e .',ent he. I in 5site of
the fact ve "-ere losing. 'Then thie Cnndb.- Code -.m:s uo :or disc'z13iun
in New York the things -'e are -.skin,: for e--e;m-tion on -re just 7i.at .-.s
discussed and a.ssed, on. Afte- t:wt, t;-.e Code ". C^ c-: withoutt our
knowing it. When it v'as forrn..-ll -ra:;sed tL.e %lin7r. v..,' ws rai-c-i and
the apprentice period left out.

 L.,R. ORE: .r. ]ittenthal, do you have any kno-ledre on record which