Hearings Before the Committee on Naval Affairs of the House of Representatives on Sundry Legislation Affecting the Naval Establishment, 1941-[1942], Seventy-seventh Congress, First-[second] Session, Volume 2U.S. GovernmentPrint. Office, 1942 |
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... statement . Mr. DREWRY . Thank you , Admiral . Your statement is very complete . Mr. COLE . In that connection , may I inquire , you referred to a previous statement made by you in connection with a temporary appointment bill ? Admiral ...
... statement . Mr. DREWRY . Thank you , Admiral . Your statement is very complete . Mr. COLE . In that connection , may I inquire , you referred to a previous statement made by you in connection with a temporary appointment bill ? Admiral ...
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... statement on 1275 , on the bill H. R. 2227 , which takes something like four pages . I do not see how you can combine the statement today on this particular bill with the other two statements without confusing the thought of anybody ...
... statement on 1275 , on the bill H. R. 2227 , which takes something like four pages . I do not see how you can combine the statement today on this particular bill with the other two statements without confusing the thought of anybody ...
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... statement , but I would like for you to give that some thought . Mr. DREWRY . What you had in mind , Mr. Maas , was to ask the Navy Department to take this bill and see if they cannot work out something along that line ? Mr. MAAS . My ...
... statement , but I would like for you to give that some thought . Mr. DREWRY . What you had in mind , Mr. Maas , was to ask the Navy Department to take this bill and see if they cannot work out something along that line ? Mr. MAAS . My ...
Page 2312
... statement . General VANDERGRIFT . Mr. Chairman and members of the com- mittee , the Chief of the Bureau of Navigation has explained fully the various provisions of the proposed bill , their effect upon the warrant and commissioned ...
... statement . General VANDERGRIFT . Mr. Chairman and members of the com- mittee , the Chief of the Bureau of Navigation has explained fully the various provisions of the proposed bill , their effect upon the warrant and commissioned ...
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... statement applies generally to the general question of legislation in wartime . The less we have the more time we have to fight the war . Mr. DREWRY . That cannot be the only reply . That is a general statement . What specific ...
... statement applies generally to the general question of legislation in wartime . The less we have the more time we have to fight the war . Mr. DREWRY . That cannot be the only reply . That is a general statement . What specific ...
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