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 SEPT.]L ,:R 27 1934

A IT _TWLAL COLL DIM CTOR
LADIS1 T--AG COI' AUTHORITY
347 FIFT1. AVLTIE
1ITW YORK CITY
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YOUR TPADE PRACTICE COIPYLAI-TS COi.i1hITTLk WAS APPROVED TODAY


 ILIGiH 3 ORE
 ASSISTANT D..VUTY AD.iI STRATOR
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 TRADE PRACTICE COi PLAI )S'C; JT2--
 O L.'-,I ZATI 01I,.l I.:. ,'
 !0TZTL ::cAL.?IT, OCTOL2R 9, 19- L.
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Present: Co Tnittee i.L-*umc rs ilessrs. '-h... C. Rnt, t" 3urstein, Lr,-rence:;
 Loss Administrrtion Lember 0. W. Pe"-'son "
 Code Directors A. litteithnrl, imx ?Perko',itz
 E:-ecc.tive Secretry MI S. Miosesson .


Mr. Mittenthrl o;enec the iaeeting -n! outlined the ur-ose md the work
of the Committee.

A6JTinistrr.tion Iiember, Lir. 0. W. Perrs-n, e:mplrineC. the duties. of the
members of the Committee, nriC the necessity of kecpin':! correct -nd
careful records of ,ll crises brought before the co:.a:ittee for nction.,I
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Code Director, Max Berkowitz, erve a brief outli-ie of .3orie of the
difficulties connected with the enforcement of the irbor provisionss
of the Code as well ra.s the trrde ,r-ctice provisions.

Executive Secretnry, ,i. S, hosesson, started thrt the mo',t important
work of the committee would be to use moral sursion in such c-ses thr.t
the Execr.tive Connaittee of the Code Authority -ere iot -ble to re-just
themselves, and it wr.s not the intention of the Directors to burde.en
this committee with the multiplicitjr.of small ,ces, but to use the
Committee P.s a sort of Supreme Court when all other iiethods fil for
their purpose.

There was co-sicerable discussion P-1C questions by t'e i embers of the
Committee,


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