Congressional Record: Proceedings and Debates of the ... Congress, Volume 99, Part 7U.S. Government Printing Office, 1953 - Law |
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Page 8633
... question : Has the treatymaking power of the United States Government ever before in our history been used to effectuate this kind of an arrangement for the 100 per- cent liquidation of private debts ? Mr. GILLETTE . So far as I am ...
... question : Has the treatymaking power of the United States Government ever before in our history been used to effectuate this kind of an arrangement for the 100 per- cent liquidation of private debts ? Mr. GILLETTE . So far as I am ...
Page 8634
... question asked considers the public - disclosure feature , by the chairman . the party in control of governmental affairs may be . effect that a part , and possibly a very substantial part , of the $ 547 million to which reference has ...
... question asked considers the public - disclosure feature , by the chairman . the party in control of governmental affairs may be . effect that a part , and possibly a very substantial part , of the $ 547 million to which reference has ...
Page 8636
... question of what Germany owed us depends a great deal on how we classify Germany and the kind of debt involved . The chief point made by the witnesses for the Government was that we treated Germany in a comparable way with the other ...
... question of what Germany owed us depends a great deal on how we classify Germany and the kind of debt involved . The chief point made by the witnesses for the Government was that we treated Germany in a comparable way with the other ...
Page 8637
... question of the chairman of the committee ? Mr. GILLETTE . I am glad to yield for that purpose . Mr. WILEY . Let me point out that the Senator from Iowa is a very yielding gentleman . Mr. GILLETTE . Except on the prin- cipal question ...
... question of the chairman of the committee ? Mr. GILLETTE . I am glad to yield for that purpose . Mr. WILEY . Let me point out that the Senator from Iowa is a very yielding gentleman . Mr. GILLETTE . Except on the prin- cipal question ...
Page 8644
... question is not answered by a statement , " Well , we are letting Britain get off with approximately 13 percent , and France with 8 percent , and Russia with 10 percent . " Such a statement does not answer the question , because that ...
... question is not answered by a statement , " Well , we are letting Britain get off with approximately 13 percent , and France with 8 percent , and Russia with 10 percent . " Such a statement does not answer the question , because that ...
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