President Roosevelt Explains Nature of Study Commission Washington, June 3.
President Roosevelt today denied that his commission, which will study British labour legislation this summer, was formed for making possible amendments to the Wagner Act The President said seven or eight unnamed Americans would study the British Trades Unions Dispute Act, He said the study of the problem of labour- legislation was his own idea, It was designed to supply Americans with accurate information on the British methods of handling labour disputes, he said, The whole subject of làbour relations was evolutionary, the President arked, He also said that the United States was far behind Britain in this evolution,
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