HOUSE NAVAL AFFAIRS COMMITTEE IN SESSION. A general view of the House Naval Affairs Committee Room as the committee convened for the second day of its investigation into the progress of defense preparations. Left to right around the rostrum: Rep. George J. Bates of Mass.; Rep. Jas. W. Mott of Oregon
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