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GPO-CRECB-1944-Pt4-14.Pdf 5118 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD-SENATE MAY 31 By Mr. MONRONEY: den by reverent feet, and in little-patches The ACTING PRESIDENT pro tem­ H. R. 4901. .A bill to authorize and direct of foreign soil, where is kept the bivouac pore (Mr. DOWNEY), on May 30, 1944, the sale of. Moore. Air Field; to the Commit­ of our valiant dead;on countless graves 1758 > tee on .Naval- Affairs. signed the enrolled bill (S. to ' By Mr. VINSON of Georgia: we s·ee th'e cross and the fiag blending in amend section 451 of the Ta"riff Act of H. J. Res. 286. Joint resolution providing their mute testimony. May that cross 1930, and for other purposes, which had for operating navaL petroleum and oil:-shale interpret the fiag for our ~teadf:;tst yet been sign.ed previously.by the Speaker of reserves; to the Committee on Naval Affairs. anxious hearts in this dread hour as the the House of Representatives. By Mr. CELLER: sharpened arrow of our might is pulled H. J. Res. 287. Joint resolution to create a on· the· taut string of nation'al strength. CALL OF THE ROLL committee or Federal and State relations; May that cross speak to the fiag of Mr. GUFFEY. Mr. President, I sug­ to the Committee· on Rules. strength that is increased· by its spend­ gest the -absence of a· quorum. By Mr. HOFFMA_N: . , H: IJ,es ..568. Resolution requesting infor-: ing, of life that is saved by .its losing, of The ACTING PRESIDENT. pro tern .. mation ·from the Attorney General as to greatness that is measured by its serving. pore. The clerk will call the roll. arrival of refugees; to the Committee on Im­ Our glad hearts rejoice that by the The Chief Clerk called the roll, and the migration and N'\tur~lizatlon. sacrifice 6f which that linked cross and following - Senators ·answered to ·their By Mr. VINSON of Georgia: . ftag is th_e symbol- names: H. Res. 569. Resolution for·· the considera­ tion of H. R. 4771,. .bill to amend the part "O'er the mounds where sleep the slaugh­ Aiken Gr'een Reynolds a tered, Austin Guffey Robertson of the act entitled "An ac~ making· appro..: Bankhead Hatch Russell priations for the naval service for the fiscal Fired by hopes for which they died, Bilbo Hawkes Shipstead year endin_g Jl,me 30, 1921, and for othE~r pur­ Lured by dreams which arched their Buck Hayden Stewart pose~,'' app\oyed ~une 4, 1920, .as am.e?ded, heavens- ·. Burton Holman Taft relating to· the conservation, care, custody, Butler Ja~kson Thomas, Idaho Human rights so long denied; Byrd Johnson, Colo. Tobey protection, and operation· of tlie naval petro­ From the jealous feuds of ages Capper La Fol!ette Truman leum and oil-shale reserves;· to' the Com­ Moves a conquering· army's van; Carawf!y McClellan Tunnell mittee on Rules: . Chandler McFarland Vandenberg ·'Tis the .crusade of the nations Chavez· McKellar Wagner . For the brotherhood o{ man." . Connally· Mayl;>anlt Wallgren ~E';f'ITIONS, ETC. Cordon Mead Walsh, Mass. Amen. ~ Under clause 1 of rule XXII, petitions D:maher 'Mi1l1kin Waleh.N.J. 'THE JOURNAL Davis Murdock Weeks and papers 'were laid .on the Clerk's desk Downey Murray Wheeler and referred as fotlows: On request .of .. Mr. GuFFEY, and by Eastland Nye Whercy Ellender O'Daniel White 5768. By Mr. LAMBERTSON: Petition of unanimous consent, the· reading of the Fergueon O'Mahoney Wiley Mrs. Nehard Hansen and 41 other citizens of Journal of. the proceedings of-the calen­ George Overton Wilson Waterville, Kans., requesting that cotton ma­ dar day Monday, May 29, 1944, was dis.:. Gerry Radcliffe · terials and overalls which ate now being pro­ pensed with, and the Journal was ap­ GUiette Reed duced be placed at · their disposal that they proved. Mr. GEORGE. I announce that the may continue .to bring about tbe prodl,lCtion of essential foods; to the Committ$le on Ways MESSAGES FROM THE, PRESIDENT- · Senator from Washington [Mr. BoNEJ and Means. , _ · APPROVAL OF A BILL ' and the Senator from Virginia LMr. GLASS] are absent from the Senate be­ 5769. By Mr. ROLPH: . Resolution of Native Messages ~n writing from the Presi­ Sons of the Golden West, Grand Parlor, San cause of illness.· Francisco, Calif., relating to House bill 238; dent of the United States were com­ The Senators from Nevada [Mr. Mc­ to the Committee on the Judiciary. municated to the Senate. by Mr. Miller, CARRAN and Mr. SCRUGHAM] are absent on .one of his secretaries, and he announced 5770. Also, resolution of Native Sons of the cfllcial bu~iness. Golden West, Grand Parlor, San Francisco, that on May 29, 1944, the President had The Senators from Florida [Mr. AN­ Calif., relating to amending the reclamation approved and signed the act (S. 683) to law limiting the use ·or project water· in the provide· for the recognition of the serv­ DREWS and Mr. PEPPER], the· Sen a tor operation and administration of the Central ices of the civilian officials and em­ from Idaho [Mr. CLARK], the Senator Valley project; to the Committee on the ployees, cifizens of the United States, en­ from Missouri [Mr. CLARKl, the Senator . Public Lands. gaged in and about the construction of from West Virginia [Mr. KILGOkEJ, the 5771. Also, resolution of Native Sons of the Senator from Illinois [Mr. LucAs], the Golden West, Grand Parlor, San Francisco, the Panama Canal. Senator from Connecticut lMr. MA­ Calif., relating to taxation of federally owned MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE LONEY], the Senator from South Caro­ lands; to the Committee on Ways and Means. lina fMr. SMITH] , the Senator from Okla­ 5772. By the SPEAKER: Petition of the A· message from the H.ouse·-of Rep:re- 1 director,· political action committee, ·Local sentatives, by Mr. Maurer, one of its homa [Mr. THOMAS], the Senator from 840, United Automobile-Aircraft-Agricultural reading clerks, announced that the Utah [Mr. THOMAS], and the Sena­ Implement Workers of America (U. A. W.­ House had passed without amendment tor from Maryland [Mr. TYDINGS] are C. I. 0.), petitioning consideration of their the bill <S. 1941) to amend the District · detained -on··public business. · resolution with reference to continuation of of Columbia .Alley Dwelling Act, approved The Sen a tor from North Carolina [Mr. the Fair Employment Practice Act; to the BAILEY], the Senator from Kentucky Committee on Appropriations. June 12, 1934, as ·amended. The message also announced that the [Mr. BARKLEY], and the Senator from House had agreed to the amendments of Alabama [Mr. HILL] are necessarily the Senate to the bill <H. R. 3054) to absent. SENATE amend the Expediting Act. Mr. WHERRY. The following Sena­ The message further announced that tors are necessarily absent: WEDNESDAY, MAY 31, 1944 the House had agreed to the following The Senator from Minnesota [Mr. concurrent resolutions, in which it re­ BALL], . the Senator from Maine [Mr. (Legislative day of Tuesday, May 9, 1944) quested the concurrence of the Senate: BREWSTER], the Senator from New H. Con. Res. 87. Concurrent resolution au­ Hampshire [Mr. BRIDGES], the Senator The Senate met at 12 o'clock meridian, from Illinois [Mr. BnooKs], the senior on the expiration of the recess. thorizing the disposal of certain obsolete Government publications now stored in the Senator from South Dakota LMr. The Chaplain, Rev. Frederick Brown folding rooms of the Congress; and GURNEY], the junior Senator from South Harris, D. D., offered the following H. Con. Res: 88. ·concurrent resolution au­ Dakota [Mr. BUSHFIELD], the Senator prayer: thorizing the printing of additic;mal copies from North Dakota [Mr. LANGER], the Our fathers' God, author of liberty, of the report (No. 1311) of the Special Com­ Senator from Indiana [Mr. WILLIS], the mittee on Un-American Activities of the Senator from West Virginia [Mr. REVER­ Thou dost behold the goodly heritage of . House of Representatives, dealing with the our fair land where, amid the noisy on­ leadership of the Congress of Industrial Or­ COMB], and the Senator from Oklahoma going o_f life's busy traffic, are guarded ganizations Political Action Committee. [Mr. MOORE]. • the sacred islands of tranquillity where The ACTING PRESIDENT pro tem­ rests the dust of warrior hosts. From ENROLLED BILL SIGNED DURING RECESS pore. Sixty-seven Senators having an­ sea to sea of the homeland this radiant Under authority of the order of the swered to their names, a quorum is pres­ morning, where the grass has been trod- 29th instant, ent. 1944 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD-SENATE 5119 WORK OF TBE JUVENILE COURT sential materials, and by loyal compliance of the knowledge of substantial scientific ad­ DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA , with the directives of our national and local v~nces in medicine; and governments. · _Whereas some supplemental training will The ACTING PRESiDENT pro tem­ "Whereas the · Lithuanian-Ainericans 'ot · be required for both these groups' if the qual­ pore laid before th~ Senate the following Connecticut are keenly aware of the tragic ity of .medical care available to our people - message from the President of the United plight of their mother country today under in the_ future is not to deteriorate: Now, States, which was read and referred to the evils of Nazi oppression, and are anxious­ therefore, be it the Committee on the District of Co­ ly concerned over its position in post-war R esolv~d, That, tpe. Connecticut Post-war lumbia: · readjustments: Be it P:anning Board, at the request of its commit­ "Resolved, That we emphatically assert the tee on medical care a'nd health, respectfully To the Congress of the United States: right of Li_thuania ,to its existence in a post­ urges that provision for the resumption of in­ I transmit herewith for the informa­ war world as a ftee and inc;iependent nation; terrupted intern · and hospital residency tion of the Congress a communication .
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