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Bishop being out of town. I am leaving for Chicago
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this evening. Frankly, I hadn't given the ramifications
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of exclusion in the Constitution or failure to include?
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it and leave it for consideration by the Legislature --
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anything I would say now would be off the top of my head,
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and this is a dangerous practice.
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THE CHAIRMAN: Fine. All right, you are Mr.
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Gresham?
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MR.GRESHAM: Yes .
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STATEMENT OF DR. ROY D. GRESHAM
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THE CHAIRMAN: We have your letter of
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August 10. The Committee have all read it. It is a fine
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letter. It will be filed with the minutes of the
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Committee.
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I am wondering, Mr. Gresham, if you have any-
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thing further you would like to say by way of supplemen-
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tation or elaboration on the points made in your letter.
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MR. GRESHAM: I think there is really no
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point here in taking any time in reviewing the statement
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as I had presented to you, which from several standpoints,
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of course, is in direct opposition to what Mr. Pressman
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