Crist and all other persons who have testified before the committee does not make a better showing for the Federal Goverimeant than that. We know that if there are 12 or 14 or 20 Federal officialsthe number does not nmatterdoing this work. the cost is not merely their salaries. We must take into account the fact of retirement privileges. the cost of transporting Federal officials from place to place. the cost of maintaining offices. the light and heat. and all of the accessories incident to the work involved in passing upon applications filed down to the period when naturalization papers are issued. I submit that this statement made by Mr. Geoghegan presents a strong case in favor of the policy for which the junior Senator from New York is contending.
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