I am going - -more treasonable acts. thanmany of the -members of the committee. and no less -to ask these questions specifically. with people whom the Attorney General Is now than 10 of these members have stated that this matter ought to be brought up. but it was in the hands of the chairman. Mr. Chairman. you have stated from time to time that you would give me a hearing. but you never have. I draw to your attention that when the Allen bill for the deportation of Bridges was brought up. the fight on the rule was carried some 363 to 20. that the bill was passed some 343 to 40. I believe this indicates the desire and temper of this House. I hesitate to think that as chairman of this committee. you are going to continue to deny a hearing that every Congressman in this House is entitled to have held.
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