...it, whereas with the big furnace it was all mechanically done and anyone could do it. Mr. STERLING. May I ask a question there, Mr. Chairman? The CHAIRMAN. Yes. Mr. STERLING. You have been talking about the cost of production to-day in which you said labor amounts...

...want them to do, they discharge them from their works and won't give them any employment. Mr. WHITE. May I ask a question there, Mr. Chairman? The CHAIRMAN. Yes. Mr. WHITE. Did Mr. Kennon state he had an agreement with the Good Pine Lumber Co. whereby this timber was...

...parole? Mr. HALL. Yes, sir. Senator McNARY. On verbal conversations? Mr. HALL. Yes, sir. Mr. GLASGOW. May I ask a question there, Mr. Chairman? The CHAIRMAN. Yes ; Mr. Glasgow. Mr. GLASGOW. When was this sugar bought, Mr. Hall ? Mr. HALL. I think it was June 15, if I...

...yourself. Mr. MILLER. Yes, sir. I just did. It is quite a selfish motive. Our motive is, too. Mr. BRITTEN. May I ask a question there, Mr. Chairman? The CHAIRMAN. Yes. Mr. BRITTEN. You say yours is a selfish motive ? Mr. MILLER. Yes, sir. Mr. BRITTEN. You have made the change...

...his presentation and to his magazines, and nonestly I can not figure out anything else. Mr. LUCAS. May I ask a question there, Mr. Chairman? The CHAIRMAN. Yes. Mr. LUCAS. Mr. Stewart, you have used an average revenue, and you have used that average as ascertained...

...Federal aid about 65,000 miles. That would represent a balance unimproved of 50,558 miles. Mr. HOLADAY. May I ask a question there, Mr. Chairman? The CHAIRMAN. Yes. Mr. HOLADAY. When you say " have been improved," what do you mean by that? Have they been hard-surfaced...

...yourself. Mr. MILLER. Yes, sir. I just did. It is quite a selfish motive. Our motive is, too. Mr. BRITTEN. May I ask a question there, Mr. Chairman? The CHAIRMAN. Yes. Mr. BRITTEN. You say yours is a selfish motive? Mr. MILLER. Yes, sir. Mr. BRITTEN. You have made the change?...

...Mr. MILLER. Yes, sir. I just did. It is quite a selfish motive. Our motive is, too. - Mr. BRITTEN. May I ask a question there, Mr. Chairman ? The CHAIRMAN. Yes. Mr. BRITTEN. You say yours is a selfish motive ? Mr. MILLER. Yes, sir. Mr. BRITTEN. You have made the change...

...Chairman, is that short selling, speculative short selling, does not amount to a row of pins. Mr. CLARKE. May I ask a question there, Mr. Chairman ? The CHAIRMAN. Yes. Mr. CLARKE. Then, evidently, you would be in sympathy with any bill that would affect the short selling...

...after the foreign government had been informally advised to withdraw their registration. Mr. WOLVERTON. May I ask a question there, Mr. Chairman? The CHAIRMAN. Yes. Mr. WOLVERTON. I think that this question has been previously asked. You say that under the terms of this...