WINDS, The Board was established by President Roosevelt to ascertain whether codes tended to promote monopolies or eliminate or oppress small enterprises, 'The Darrow report levelled a number of serious charges at the N. F. A. the outstanding points of attack' be:
1 The N. R. A. fosters monopoly and oppresses "the little fellow."
2. Certain codes are badly administered.
3._ The consumer suffers under the NORA
At the same time, the report offered a number of" recommendations based primarily upon the startling suggestion that the United States "adopt socialized collective ownership and control of industry, to be followed by planned use and development of America's resources, was also urged that code enforcement fact finding be transferred from the N. R.A. to the Federal rade Commission, 113 Complaints After investigating 113. complaints against eighteen codes, the Board finds that the phrase "fair competi-Von" is merely resounding and lusory, and adds: "What a powerful producer calls fair, its weaker rival forcely denounce most unfair. There is no way to reconcile the difference, All competition is savage, wolfish and relentless, and can be nothing else."
The report recommends a return to anti-trust laws for the purpose of restoring competition, which it beeves to be one of the great needs of the time, ANDTHE DANGEROUS SOUVENIR,
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