...presented by our friends on the other side, that If we only had free raw material we could g<f out arid capture the markets of the world. We give them now...average cost of collecting the revenue, would it ? Mr. LOVERING. I think it has been pronounced an immaterial cost. The CHAIRMAN. Would it not cost more than...

...time were: It completely. If the provision be adopted, disposes of what has sometimes seemed to be an almost unanswerable argument that has been presented...cent would more than pay for the supervision. Mr. IJOVERING. I so understand it. The CHAIRMAN. It would not pay in addition to that the cost of the collection...

...time were: It completely, If the provision bo adopted, disposes of what has sometimes seemed to be an almost unanswerable argument that has been presented...CHAIRMAN. I notice that you say that 1 per cent would more 'han pay for the supervision. Mr. LOVERING. I so understand it. The CHAIRMAN. It would not pay in addition...

...to be nn almost unanswerable argument that has been presented by our friends on the other side, lhat if we only had free raw material we could go out and...cent would more than pay for the supervision. Mr. llovERiNO. I so understand it The CHAIRMAN. It would not pay in addition to that the cost of the collection...

...but to be accomplished in such a way as not to injure or destroy any legitimate American industry. That is all I have to say, unless there are some questions. I will be very glad to answer any questions, to the best of my ability. Senator SMITH. Your yarns are...

...of the radio holds true in the same way, to say nothing of the military necessity for such a move. That is all I have to say, unless there are some questions. Mr. SAUNDERS. I notice you refer to the parcel post ; do you think there is any real analogy between...

...of the radio holds true in the same way, to say nothing of the military necessity for such a move. That is all I have to say, unless there are some questions. Mr. SAUNDERS. I notice you refer to the parcel post ; do you think there is any real analogy between...

...I how. Mr. MOORE. If that is your purpose, God bless you, Mr. Massey. [Laughter.] Mr. MASSEV. Well, that is all I have to say, unless there are some questions I can answer. If not, [ thank you. Mr. DIXON. That is all, I think. Now we will hear you. Mr. Goldman....

...this time, since the present law became effective, effectively reduce the intermediate rates. I think that is all I have to say, unless there are some questions that some one desires to ask me. The CHAIRMAN. Have the members of the committee any questions to propound...

...ourselves in a pretty tight place when the war came on, for awhile, until we got these industries going. That is all I have to say, unless there are some questions you wish to ask me. Mr. BACHARACII. You are absolutely convinced there should be a tariff on all chemical...