71

1

copy for each delegate and sufficient copies for the

2

press, the information service, the Chief Clerk's office,

3

and everywhere else. Already there are indications that

4

on some things, at least, this will not be sufficient.

5

We have been asked to, on some documents, to have a copy

6

delivered to the member's desk in his committee room,

7

as well as here in the chamber. That alone would mean 284

8

copies so that we may have to increase the number.

9

May I ask that any of you who have suggestions

10

as to either a better distribution, a faster distribution,

11

a more orderly distribution, would you please pass the

12

word along, either through your committee chairman or

13

direct. I would also ask that you give us a written

14

memorandum, not because we want to be formal but simply

15

because my memory will not retain all of the messages I

16

have been getting in the corridor, and I am afraid I will

17

forget. If you think that any matter at all can be

18

improved procedurally , if you would just dictate a memoran-

19

dum to my secretary in the office, she will get it to me;

20

and I assure you that we will do everything possible to meet

21

these suggestions. After all, the organization of the