on income, statements to the state and fed eral bureaus. Labor is accorded wide lati tude. Businessmen under the Wagner Act were rendered impotent. Labor was allowed to conduct sit-down strikes which forbid man agement even to control its own property. Businessmen were forbid to discuss bus iness with, any employee, while labor bosses were allowed wide latitude. Businessmen have been kow-towed for so long by Acts of Congress, that they are really prisoners in their own field. We suspect that m a n v businessmen would be “laughing up their sleeves”, as Congress lies in the bed it has made for itself, except for the seriousness of the sit uation. Businessmen are not fraidvcats, but they are practical people.

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