It was repeatedly announced by the chairman and the executive secretary of the Temporary National Economic Committee that criticism from responsible persons and business organizations was welcome. The understanding upon which such criticism would be received for the record is that it would be in writing and signed; that the witness or author of the document which formed the subject matter of the criticism would have full right of rejoinder which would be pub lished immediately following the statement of criticism.

Part 31 - A was held open' for the receipt of all such criticisms until March 29, 1941, when, because of the necessity of getting the material to the Printer before the Temporary National Economic Committee went out of existence on April 3, the volume was closed.
Dewey anderson, Executive Secretary. Temporary National Economic Committee.

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