Even the longest and bitterest battles must end some day and last week it seemed that day had come for the sarcastic name-calling feud between Clarence Darrow and Hugh S. Johnson. Three reports, all violently critical of NRA's treatment of the "little fellow" under "monopolistic" codes, had Mr. Darrow's NRA Review Board slapped down on President Roosevelt's desk in two months. The first was held from the public until General Johnson prepared a reply bristling with Johnsonese (TIME, May 28). The second somehow found its way to the Press before the NRAdministrator...
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