Rapprochement Becomes an Accomplished Fact Washington, June 3.
Eight top flight American industrialists dined with President Roosevelt at the White House last night and left the President with a candid picture of business problems! which they believe myst be tackled immediately if economic equilibrium is to be restored in the United States.
In a friendly' manner, it was learned, the industrialists' "got off their chest" things they felt the" President should hear.
"I can report, said one conferee later, "that as a result of this conference with the President, the rapprochement between business and the government has become an accomplished fact."
The conferee said credit was due to the Secretary of Commerce, Harry Hopkins, who arranged the, meeting between the President and the industrialists.—United Press.
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