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Commissioner General Hull and Chief Supervisor Wixon brought a supply of it to the office of the gentleman from Texas. who read a part of it in his speech. as appears in the CONORESSIONAL RECORD of March 18. 1926. at pages 58805885. Assistant Secretary White. in his letter of July 1. 1926. says that Chief Supervisor Wixonattended a meeting of the chamber of commerce and learned * * (CONGRESS IONALr RECORD. July 1. 1926. p. 12562.) Commissioner General Hull says thatafter several conferences with chambers of commerce the interests involved agreed to appoint a representative to cooperate with the p. 5879.) The purport of this "plan." "arrangement.". "understanding." or "agreement" can be guessed pretty accurately when we remember that those who were formerly giving trouble because of the enforcement of the law. and apparently threatening to run the Governments officers out of the State. are now "pleased" with the concessions they procured from the Immigration Service as a result of their trouble making and threats. Imperial Valley ranchers and business men contributed generously of their money to support the organization. and they are pleased with Another indication of the subject matter and general character of the "plan." "arrangement." -" understanding." or "agreement" is found in its purpose. which. according to Commissioner General Hulls letter. CONORESSIONAL RECORD.