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It would be bad reporting, however, to suggest that aaa is sweeping the country. It is too new, too com prehensive, to be disposed of in a few easy resolutions and generalities. The truth is many writers still have quite a few reservations about aaa, some of them valid and reasonable, some of them invalid and irrational.
The position of the Screen Writers' Guild at this point is a very simple one. We say now,' as we have said many times before: this is one form of licensing, it is a form in which we believe, but if it. Isn't the best form, give us the one that is better.
We realize, for instance, that many members of the Dramatists Guild do not take easily to the theory of assignment of copyright even' though the proposed assignment is a very limited one and would be, in fact, a revocable trusteeship. They do not take easily to this theory because they have been able to operate otherwise in the theatre. They have been able to operate under a Minimum Basic Agreement.
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