Chairman. this amendment admittedly does pose a very difficult problem for all of us here in the committee who are obliged to vote on it. There is not any ouestion but what there is a great feeling of affection. a great reservoir of affection among all of us for the Greek people. Those of us who listened earlier to the very eloquent remarks of the gentleman from Indiana in his recitation of some of the horrible atrocities that were committed on that island where 200.000 refugees have resulted because of the military depredations committed by the Turkish Army. certainly know what the situation is there. Mr. Chairman. we certainly do not. in expressing opposition to this amendment. seek to put our imprimatur of approval on that kind of lawless conduct. nor do we seek to choose between the Greek and the Turkish people.
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