...its treatment of waterfowl by zones? That is always a controversial subject up here. Doctor HORNADY. You have put your finger on one of the most difficult problems to be met. Whatever is done for the Nation as a whole will stir up and develop exceptions, and will...

...existence for the rest of this year of 1944. That is my guess on the face of the preliminary figures. I think you have put your finger on one of the most difficult problems that we have. The primary purpose, in my mind, in getting that committee together was to get a firm...

...existence for the rest of this year of 1944. That is my guess on the face of the preliminary figures. I think you have put your finger on one of the most difficult problems that we have. The primary purpose, in my mind, in getting that committee together was to get a firm...

...That is true. The program suggested does not contemplate anything but long-term action. Mr. OUTLAND. I think you have put your finger on one of the most important problems, and that is there is constant dispersal of population due to automobiles and other...

...do a great many worth-while things in many, many fields. Dr. CONANT. I agree with you entirely sir. I think you have put your finger on one of the most important problems that we have to face in this whole question of getting talent, the question of what...

...I think it does. I do not think there is any question about it. Mr. Br-rz. But I would like to sny. Senator. I think you have put your finger on one of the difficult problems that has arisen under this uniform price support on wheat. T know in my home State...

...I was just mentioning some of the nonmilitary items, in contrast to a very large f orty-billion-odd dollars arms program which is growing. So if what...challenge. Mr. SELIGMAN. Senator, I think you have put vour finger on one of the most difficult problems wo are faced with. 1 agree 100 percent with your...

...State to carry out the functions which are recommended for transfer? Secretary ANDERSON. Mr. Chairman, you have put your finger on one of the most difficult problems with which we are confronted, and that is, of course, the balancing of equities between the 48 States...

...State to carry out the functions which are recommended for transfer? Secretary ANDERSON. Mr. Chairman, you have put your finger on one of the most difficult problems with which we are confronted, and that is, of course, the balancing of equities between the 48 States...

...true. Senator THURMOND. I wondered if enough consideration had been given to that. Mr. BOYD. Of course, you have put your finger on one of the most difficult problems in the whole business, and that is what is adequate service. From the standpoint of dollars and cents...