Session #71 · 1929–31

Speech #710305113

I hope I can get along on less. Mr. Chairman and gentlemen. my. duties and my position as chairman of the House Committee on Immigration and Naturalization have brought me. for a long time. an opportunity to have more or less knowledge as to the development of the activities of the Soviet Union. and particularly its attempt to establish and to carry on the 5year program.. My activities have also given me an opportunity to know quite a bit of the activities of the American coalition. and how and why it works. and I may say that I have had the pleasure of knowing Captain Trevor. who just testified before you. for 10 or 12 .years. and I do not know a more earnest. hardworking- man engaged in the intensive study designed to bring out all facts on this and other problems at his own expense. He is a man who is not an extremist along any line.
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