...Colonel some questions. The CHAIRMAN. Yes. Mr. BEITER. Colonel, your statements are very enlightening and I do not want to put words in your mouth; but when the gentleman from New York, Mr. Culkin, asked you how active you were in opposition to this seaway,...

...means they will finish up that much faster. Mr. ARENS. What you are saying, are you not, Mr. Carusi, and I do not want to put words in your mouth but to clarify this for the Senator's enlightenment, is that persons of Jewish faith who are in displaced-persons...

...reasonable, and maybe even low in some instances. Senator CLARK. Mr. Barnes, is it not a fair statement — and I do not want to put words in your mouth — but you are a convinced believer in high interest rates ; and I honor your position but I disagree with...

...it made yesterday or the day before yesterday. Senator MUNDT. I think I heard you say, Mr. Schrunk, and I do not want to put words in your mouth, but I thought I heard you say a moment ago that Mr. Elkins was a narcotics addict. Did you sav that? Mr....

...Chairman, I think we should provide the facilities. Senator MUNDT. I think I heard you say, Mr. Schrunk, and I do not want to put words in your mouth, but I thought I heard you say a moment ago that Mr. Elkins was a narcotics addict. Did vou sav that? Mr....

...that I am belaboring the point, but I think that we are still somewhat at a loss about this matter. I do not want to put words in. your mouth, but it seems clear to me that what you have told us here is that the department does not want to pay 8y2 cents...

...— "Bold Stroke." Mr. SISK. Dr. Rowe, then, to make it as clear as possible, as I understand you, and I do not want to put words in your mouth, but you oppose, or let us say, you do not necessarily feel it ethical to advertise professional services,...

...— "Bold Stroke." Mr. SISK. Dr. Rowe, then, to make it as clear as possible, as I understand you, and I do not want to put words in your mouth, but you oppose, or let us say, you do not necessarily feel it ethical to advertise professional services,...

...— "Bold Stroke." Mr. SISK. Dr. Rowe, then, to make it as clear as possible, as I understand you, and I do not want to put words in your mouth, but you oppose, or let us say, you do not necessarily feel it ethical to advertise professional services,...

...— "Bold Stroke." Mr. SISK. Dr. Rowe, then, to make it as clear as possible, as I understand you, and I do not want to put words in your mouth, but you oppose, or let us say, you do not necessarily feel it ethical to advertise professional services,...