Die Arbeitsnachweise der Arbeitgeberverbände

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Identifikator:: 891227946

URN:: urn:nbn:de:zbw-retromon-7337

Document type:: Monograph

Author:: Kessler, Gerhard http://d-nb.info/gnd/116145331

Title:: Die Arbeitsnachweise der Arbeitgeberverbände

Place of publication:: Leipzig

Publisher:: Verlag von Duncker & Humblot

Year of publication:: 1911

Scope:: 1 Online-Ressource (VII, 203 Seiten)

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Collection:: Economics Books

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Title:: IV. Vermittlungsergebnisse der Arbeitgebernachweise. Kritik der Nachweisstatistik

Collection:: Economics Books

6568 AGRICULTURAL RELIEF Mr. SExAuER. If milk would go down 50 or 60 as a farmer I think [ would be glad to have an operating period so as to get a little more money for milk. “Mr. KincHELOE. I am not talking about you but your organiza- tion. Mr. SExaugr. Our organization is composed of, a lot of farmers like myself. Mr. KincaeLoE. They do not think like you do on all propositions? Mr. SexaUER. Not entirely; that is true. Mr. KincaeLoe. Has your organization as an organization in con- vention assembled indorsed the McNary-Haugen bill? Mr. SExaAUER. No; only our board of directors. Mr. KincaeLoe. You do not know what the membership thinks about that? Mr. SExauER. Well, our board of directors rather reflect the views of the membership. Mr. KincaELOE. Not necessarily. I have seen whereasing and resolving around the table of the board of directors when the members they were supposed to represent did not know anything about it, hecause they did not understand anything about it; is not that true? Mr. CLarkE. He is a member of the board of directors. Mr. KinceELOE. I am talking about what the individual members are thinking when their boards of directors passes some resolutions. Mr. CLarkE. Some of the members with whom I have talked, after talking with them a lot, said they did not quite understand it and they were not going to insist on whether they should or should not want to go in. Mr. KincEELOE. Do you think your board of directors had in mind an operating period would never be declared on dairy products? Mr. CLarkE. I think they would defer to the best judgment of fred Sexauer. And I would also say I was not at the meeting of the board. Mr. Jones. And therefore was under the impression that dairy products were not included and could not be included in the bill. Mr. Fort. Two years ago your national board of directors approved the Capper-Tincher bill, did they not? Mr. SExauER. I think they did. Mr. FuLmer. Mr. Sexauer, in fairness to your organization, I think we should get this straightened out. It was your understanding in your present condition that you would not come under the opera- tion of this bill? Mr. SExAUER. That was my general understanding. : Mr. FuLmer. And I so understand that. But at any time because of competition that your business should get in the condition of the other commodities, then you could ask for and get the benefits of this legislation. Then you would be perfectly willing to pay the equalization fee? Mr. SExavER. That would be the general plan, yes. Mr. CrarkE. I want to put this in the record: Mr. Sexauer is one of the ablest men and one of the fairest men in leadership in the cooperatives in the State of New York. I have had him in my dis- trict because I believed he would come there and tell my farmers the truth as he saw it. - He and I differ on this proposition, and that

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