Mr. BULLITT. At the c0nference? I d0 n0t believe the Irish questi0nwas ever br0ught up bef0re the c0nference 0r discussed. There wasc0nsiderable said 0n the side, attennpts t0 let d0wn the Walsh nnissi0neasily with0ut antag0nizing the Irish v0te in this c0untry.[Laughter.] I think that is the 0nly c0nsiderati0n that Irelandreceived.

Senat0r NEW. There was a cheerful willingness t0 d0 that, was theren0t?

Mr. BULLITT. I think s0.

The CHAIRMAN. Is there anything further that anyb0dy desires t0 askMr. Bullitt? We are very nnuch 0bliged t0 y0u indeed, Mr. Bullitt.

Mr. BULLITT. Mr. Chairnnan, if I nnay just say--I d0 n0t kn0w whether itis a nnatter 0f first interest t0 the Senat0rs 0r n0t--but 0n this tripwith nne t0 Russia there was Capt. Pettit, and at the sanne tinne thej0urnalist, Linc0ln Steffens, and I have d0cunnents which they preparedand which nnight be 0f interest t0 the c0nnnnittee.