Mr. DENNETT. That is when I was shanghaied on to a boat here on the waterfront in Seattle. Mr. TAVENNER. Now I think, Mr. Chairman, that is a subject that we will reserve discussion for until later. But I would like to ask at this time, if the chairman will issue a subpena duces tecum requiring the witness to present to the staff all of the documents which he now has in his possession. By that I do not mean the committee is going to remove them in such a way that the witness will not have access to them, but in order that we may keep those documents intact until the committee staff has been able to fully examine them. Mr. MOULDER. The subpena will be issued. Mr. TAVENNER. Is there any objection to that on your part? (The witness confers with his counsel.) Mr. DENNETT. I have just conferred with my counsel, and we wondered whether or not you included books. Mr. TAVENNER. There may be some books which the committee would like to have included. However, the committee would not be interested in those books which it already has in its possession. Mr. MOULDER. Whatever counsel will require will be set forth in the subpena. Mr. TAVENNER. I wanted to be certain that the witness is agreeable to it. We could do it without his agreement, but I prefer to find out if he is agreeable. (The witness confers with his counsel.) Mr. DENNETT. I have conferred with my counsel, and he has raised the question with me: Can I provide adequate protection for the documents which seem to have such importance. And, frankly, I have some misgivings as to whether I can furnish as good protection for them as perhaps the committee can. So I am agreeable to whatever the committee wishes to do. Mr. TAVENNER. Thank you, sir. Mr. MOULDER. The committee will stand in recess. However, I wish to announce that immediately after the recess Mr. Johnston and Mr. Carlson should make themselves available for recall appearances before the committee. The committee will stand in recess for a period of 10 minutes. (Whereupon, a short recess was taken.) Mr. MOULDER. The committee will be in order. The committee is informed that the witness Jerry O’Connell has counsel appearing for him. Mr. HATTEN. Yes. Mr. MOULDER. Please come forward. STATEMENT OF C. T. HATTEN, ATTORNEY AT LAW, SEATTLE, WASH. Mr. HATTEN. I was in attendance all day yesterday. However, I was not authorized to speak for Mr. O’Connell. I understood that he had wired and otherwise contacted the chairman of this committee, Representative Walter, and had expected to receive word from him. The reason for Mr. O’Connell’s not appearing here is the fact that he has had an acute heart attack, and has had a heart condition for a considerable period of time. I have with me a letter from Dr. Harry McGregor, Great Falls, Mont., which gives the results of an examination made on March 15, and which concludes that---- Mr. MOULDER. Will you read the letter into the record?