...shows that martial law W'AS declared on June 19; that is correct, is it not? Mr. SHIELDS. Yes. Senator LA FOLLETTE. I offer for the record a copy of a letter M gether with the reply from Col. Augustine S. Janeway, commun« officer of the National Guard, addressed...

...shares of Wabash preferred stocks. Mr. COUNTY. I think that is correct, sir. Mr. TAYLOR. Mr. Chairman, I offer for the record a copy of a letter from Mr. County to Kuhn, Loeb & Co. showing those amounts. The CHAIRMAN. It may be received. (The letter referred...

...Industries, to Mr. Walter B. Weisenburger. Does that emphasize it enough? Mr. WEISENBURGER. Thank you. I offer for the record a copy of a letter from Mr. Weisenburger in reply to Mr. Rees, obtained under subpena, dated March 1, 1937. It is addressed to...

...we contributed to the support of it. Mr. BROWN. You did ? Mr. PELLET. Yes. Mr. BROAVN. Mr. Chairman, I offer for the record a copy of a letter from Mr. Pelley to the executives of member roads, dated June 1, 1935. Senator TRDMAN. It will be received....

...continuation of the Grants Pass Depot cannot be justified as a defense measure. Mr. COBTJRN. Mr. Chairman, I offer for the record a copy of a letter from Mr. Wormser to Dr. Flemming dated June 7, 1956. Senator SYMINGTON. Without objection. (The letter referred...

...census and canvassed the situation, because spinach is a crop which is extremely perishable. Senator LA FOLLETTE. I offer for the record a copy of a letter from Ralph Henderson, secretary of the California Processors & Growers, Inc., to the members of the California...