New York, Dec. 10.
The National Association of Manufacturers, in a session here yesterday, adopted what is described as a "liberalized programme for American progress."
The object, it is stated, is to an incentive for inyesiw oni, to stimulate production, and to provide jobs.
Besides being an expression of friend towards lab granane is decidedly les; cut the New Deal than that {vi previous years.
Included in the programme are specific suggestions in regard to business responsibility labour relations, purchasing power, taxes, Government economy, Government competition in foreign trade, and the regulation versus the control of manufacturing enterprises.—Reuter.
"New Deal" Reforms Due Washington, Dec. 10.
President Roosevelt told journalists yesterday that he intended to send a message to Congress, recommending legislation empowering him to reorganize Government agencies.
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