...Of course, that phase of it has come up as an afterthought to the original introduction of the bill. I do not want to take any more time of the committee in argument. The necessity is apparent to every person. Mr. TOWNER. Mr. Johnson, you know there is...

...any extent, so as to prevent the prompt sending of aid to a vessel. That is about all I have to say. I do not want to take any more time of the committee; your time has been pretty well taken up already in this discussion. The CHAIRMAN. The committee will...

...Of course, that phase of it has come up as an afterthought to the original introduction of the bill. I do not want to take any more time of the committee in argument. The necessity is apparent to every person. Mr. TOWNER. Mr. Johnson, you know there is...

...and so on, because of the peculiar character o'f the cotton in that particular district. Gentlemen, I do not want to take any more time of the committee. Mr. DTJPRE. It has been suggested in the discussion that farmers themselves really avail themselves...

...comes. It Is stated here in brevity and clearness. Mr. Meyer is here to show why it should be passed and I do not want to take any more time of the committee. The CHAIRMAN. Now, gentlemen of the committee, Mr. Eugene Meyer, jr., managing director of the War...

...which consists in draining the swamps. The various species. MEXICAN BEAN BEETLE Mr. GRAF. Mr. Chairman, I do not want to take any more time of the committee, and I do not think it is necessary to disci Mexican bean beetle, since this insect has been discussed befo...

...Congress, and that, I think, Mr. Chairman, is the experience of every organization I am speaking for. I do not want to take any more time of the committee. Senator McNARY. Does anyone else desire to be heard? Mr. LOOMIS. I think that we had it pretty well...

...only thing they have to do on national forests is to prove the existence of the mineral. Mr. KNUTSON. I do not want to take any more time of the committee, except I want to indorse the plea made by Mr. Clift yesterday, that this tract of land up there, the...

...only thing they have to do on national forests is to prove the existence of the mineral. Mr. KNUTSON. I do not want to take any more time of the committee, except I want to indorse the plea made by Mr. Clift yesterday, that this tract of land up there, the...

...all seven States, which you cannot do under this amendment, I think my suggestion should be followed. Now, I do not want to take any more time of the committee as you have been patient and I appreciate your patience. STATEMENT OF HON. PAUL R. GREEVER, A REPRESENTATIVE...