...take the blame of that clause upon myself, for not enforcing the law, but as I regard this matter, we did not know how long the war was going to last, and I expressed my views again and again on the principle and they wera understood, and we, rather...

...the war had only lasted to some length of time, although that would not have helped the congestion, we did not know how long the war was going to last and how long the huildings would he used. Mr. WEBSTER. No. Mr. LOGAN. You do not know how long they...

...cutting down all the time and notifying industries to cut down from peace-time to war-time production. We did not know how long the war was going to last. We did not know but that we might be left alone and have to fight it to a finish. As this gentlemen...

...provision. The amortization provision wa9 made on the basis of 60 months, or 5 years, on the assumption that we did not know how long the war was going to last, and that those things could be adjusted. If the war ended within 5 years, you would be entitled to...

...ammonia that was made for explosives was made from hydrogen coming from natural gas. In 1 944, when we did not know how long the war was going to last and when we began to look for other sources of products, the industry asked for and received priority...

...-year rate which is designed to be compensatory to the Government on the basis of long-term contracts. We did not know how long the war was going to last; so, in making the contracts for these war services, we attempted to recoup at least a portion of the...

...kilowatt-year rate which is designed to be compensatory to the Government on the basis of long-term contracts. We did not know how long the war was going to last; so, in making the contracts for these war services, we attempted to recoup at least a portion of the...

...ammonia that was made for explosives was made from hydrogen coming from natural gas. In 1 944, when we did not know how long the war was going to last and when we began to look for other sources of products, the industry asked for and received priority...

...kilowatt-year rate which is designed to be compensatory to the Government on the basis of long-term contracts. We did not know how long the war was going to last; so, in making the contracts for these war services, we attempted to recoup at least a portion of the...

...Mr. MCDONNELL. I thought these were very cheaply put together homes. Mr. LANHAM. Well, reasonably so. We did not know how long the war was going to last. I have been in a good many of these houses and they have been rather comfortable. You see, they were...