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Monday; that on Monday the 11th we shall be ~eady for By Mr. BLOOM: business if there is any to come before the House. H. R. 10666. A bill for the relief of Frederic Gruder and ·Mr. HENDRICKS.- The Speaker, of course, can answer fainily; to the Committee on Immigration and Naturalization. that better than I. By Mr. COLE of : Mr. RAYBURN. Mi. SpeaJter-- H. R: 106.67. A bill for the relief of J~y G. Engel; to the The SPEAKER pro terppore

ADDRESS BY THE PRESIDENT AT POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y •• TO HIS Col. Ray Longfellow Avery, Chemical Warfare Service, with NEIGHBORS OF DUTCHESS COUNTY rank from October 25, 1940. [Mr. GUFFEY asked and obtained leave to have printed in Col. Walter Putney Boatwright, Ordnance Department, the RECORD an address delivered by the President of the United with rank from October 25, 1940. States at Poughkeepsie, N.Y., November 4, 1940, to his neigh­ Col. Arthur Griffith Campbell, Coast Artillery Corps, with bors of Dutchess County, which appears in the Appendix.] rank from October 25, 1940. THE VITALITY OF OUR DEMOCRACY-ADDRESS BY THE P-RESIDENT AT Col. Robert Clifton Garrett, Coast Artillery Corps, with HYDE PARK, N. Y. rank from October 25, 1940. [Mr. GuFFEY asked and obtained leave to have printed in Col. Jack Whitehead Heard, Cavalry, with rank from Octo­ the RECORD an address delivered by the President of the United ber 25, 1940. States from the President's home at Hyde Park, N. Y., Novem­ Col. John Chilton ·McDonnell (lieutenant colonel), Air ber 4, 1940, which appears in the Appendix.] Corps, with rank from October 25, 1940. . NATIONAL UNITY--5TATEMENT BY HON. JAMES A. FARLEY Col. John Bernard Brooks (lieutenant colonel), Air Corps, with rank from October 25, 1940. [Mr. GUFFEY asked and obtained leave to have printed in Col. Clinton Warden Russell (lieutenant colonel), Air Corps, the RECORD a statement of Han. James A. Farley published in with rank from October 25, 1940. the New York Times, which appears in the Appendix.] Col. Carlyle Hilton Wash (lieutenant colonel), Air Corps, EXECUTIVE MESSAGE REFERRED with rank from October 25, 1940. The ACTING PRESIDENT pro tempore, as in executive ses- Lt. Col. Lewis Blaine Hershey, Field Artillery, with rank , sian, laid before the Senate a message from the President of from October 25, 1940. the United States submitting sundry nominations in the Army, which was referred to the Committee on Military Affairs. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES