Urgent Deficiency Appropriation Bill, 1922: Supplemental Hearing Before Subcommittee of House Committee on Appropriations ... in Charge of the Urgent Deficiency Appropriation Bill for 1922. Sixty-seventh Congress, First Session. Conference on Limitation of Armament, Department of JusticeU.S. Government Printing Office, 1921 - 23ÆäÀÌÁö |
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We would like to have you give your supporting facts for the deficiency , stating
the reasons why we should make the ... I do not know of any further general
information that could be given , but will be glad to give any specific information ...
We would like to have you give your supporting facts for the deficiency , stating
the reasons why we should make the ... I do not know of any further general
information that could be given , but will be glad to give any specific information ...
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Mr . WAGNER . It would be difficult to give the exact figure . The CHAIRMAN . You
might not be able to give it to us in the individual cases , but you might give the
average . Mr . WAGNER . I might say , approximately , $ 250 for each person .
Mr . WAGNER . It would be difficult to give the exact figure . The CHAIRMAN . You
might not be able to give it to us in the individual cases , but you might give the
average . Mr . WAGNER . I might say , approximately , $ 250 for each person .
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Of course , there is a tendency on the part of some employers not to give you the
information that they are paying the man , and frequently the man refuses to give
you the information . I believe that the school program we are inaugurating is ...
Of course , there is a tendency on the part of some employers not to give you the
information that they are paying the man , and frequently the man refuses to give
you the information . I believe that the school program we are inaugurating is ...
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I can give you figures over a period of months . I can give them now or insert them
in the record . The CHAIRMAN . Let us have them now . Mr . ROUTSONG . This is
the total number of trainees entering , by months , starting with June 1 , 1921 .
I can give you figures over a period of months . I can give them now or insert them
in the record . The CHAIRMAN . Let us have them now . Mr . ROUTSONG . This is
the total number of trainees entering , by months , starting with June 1 , 1921 .
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The CHAIRMAN . Can you tell us where they are ? Mr . ROUTSONG . Yes , sir ;
we have a statement showing just where all of them are located . Col . FORBES .
I suggest that you give it by disease groups , so that the committee may know the
...
The CHAIRMAN . Can you tell us where they are ? Mr . ROUTSONG . Yes , sir ;
we have a statement showing just where all of them are located . Col . FORBES .
I suggest that you give it by disease groups , so that the committee may know the
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