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House of Representatives· 4686 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD -HOUSE May 7 Brig. Gen. Geo!"ge Harris Cosby, Jr.. MESSAGE FROM ~ SENATE count of the leasing of lands acquired by the United States for flood control purposes; 0167827. A message from the Senate, by Mr. Brig. Gen. Clyde Emerson Do~gherty, S. 193. An act for the relief of Toni Anne Carrell, one of its clerks, announced that Simmons (Hitomi Urasaki); 0190855. Brig Gen. Charles :Merville Spofford, the Senate had passed without amend­ S. 207. An act for the relief of Jimy Okuda; ment bills of the House of the follow­ s. 226. An act for the relief of Keiko Ta­ 0919215. shiro; IN THE NAVY ing titles: s. 228. An act for the relief of Irene Rear Adm. John w. Roper, United States H. R. 688. An act for the relief of Takako Ezitis; Niina; · Navy, when retired, to be placed on the s. 252. An act to permit all civil actions retired list with the rank of vice admiral. H. R. 720. An act for the relief of Mrs. against the United States for recovery of The following-named officers of the Navy Muriel J. Shingler, doing business as Shing­ taxes erroneously or illegally assessed or col­ for permanent appointment to the grade of ler's Hatchery; lected to be brought in the district courts rear admiral: H. R. 748. An act for the relief of Anneliese with right of trial by jury; Else Hermine Ware (nee Neumann); S. 275. An .act to further define the na­ To be rear admirals, line H. R . 884. An act for the relief of Stephanie Bernard E. Manseau Burton Davis tional transportation policy; Marie Dorcey; S. 371. An act for the relief of Georgia Logan McKee Murr E. Arnold H . R. 886. An act for the relief of Aspasia Ralph Earle, Jr. John B. Moss Andrews; Vezertzi; S. 380. An act to authorize the sale or George A. Holderness, Irving T. Duke H. R. 955. An act for the relief of Paula Jr. Truman J. Hedding lease by the State of Kansas of certain lands Akiyama; situated near Garden City, Kans.; . Selden B. Spangler Chester C. Wood H. R. 1101. An act for the relief of Daniel Joseph N. Wenger Clarence E. Ekstrom S. 383. An act for the relief of Francisca Robert Leary; Egurrola; Neil K. Dietrich Rufus E. Rose H. R. 1186. An act for the relief of Astrid Frederick MoosbruggerCharles W. Wilkins Ingeborg Marquez; S. 448. An act for the relief of William Francis M. Hughes Junior Jami and Sachiko Suwa; H. R. 1193. An act for the relief of Mrs. S. 484. An act conferring jurisdiction upon To be rear admirals, Medical Corps Helga Josefa Wiley; H. R. 1451. An act for the relief f Mrs. the United States District Court for the Sterling S. Cook Winfred P. Dana District of Colorado to hear, determine, and Charles F. Behrens Robert M. Gillett James M. Tuten, Jr.; H. R . 1704. An act for the relief of Mrs. render judgment upon the claim of J. Don To be rear admirals, Supply Corps Suga Umezaki; Alexander against the United States; H. R. 1895. An act for the relief of Jack S. 607. An act for the relief of Thomas Walter W. Honaker Dale Fawcett (George Yamamoto); Frederick L. Retter Kamal Samhat; H. R. 1936. An act authorizing the accept­ S. 639. An act to provide for the abandon­ Frederic W. Hesser ment of a certain part of the Federal project To be rear admiral, Civi l Engineer Corps ance, for purposes of Colonial National His­ torical Park, of school board land in ex­ for the Broadkill. River in Delaware; Joseph F. Jelley, Jr. · change for park land, and for other purposes; s. 674. An act for the relief of Kikue Tsurukawa; IN THE MARINE CORPS H. R : 2353. An act for the relief of Ema Shelome Lawter; s. 712. An act for the relief of William R. The following-named officers for perma· Jackson; nent appointment to the grades indicated: · H. R. 2624. An act for the relief of Paola Boezi Langford; S. 1143. An act for the relief of Teresa To be major general H. R. 2936. An act authorizing the Secre­ Lee Tipton (Kinuko Sakai); Vernon E. Megee tary of the Interior to convey certain lands S. 1147. An act for the relief of Karen To be brigadier generaZ to the State of California for use as a fair­ Ruth Bauman; ground by the lo-A District Agricultural As· S. 1228. An act for the relief of Patrie Albert D. Co~ley sociation, California; and Dorian Patterson; H. R. 4004. An act to amend section 5210 Of S. 1292. An act providing for the recon­ the Revised Statutes. veyance to the town of Morristown of certain land included within· the Morristown Na· HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES· The message also announced that the tional Historical Park, in the State of New Senate had passed, with amendments in Jersey; THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1953 which the concurrence of the House is S. 1307. An act to amend the act of De· requested, bills and concurrent resolu­ cember 23, 1944, authorizing certain trans­ The House met at 12 o'clock noon. tions of the House of the following titles: actions by disbursing officers of the United The Chaplain, Rev. Bernard Braskamp, H. R. 731. An act for the relief of James States, and for other purposes; D. D., offered the following prayer: Rennick Moffett; S. 1334. An act for the relief of Rev. A. E. H. R. 4198. An act to confirm anc: establish Smith; Almighty God, we are again turning the titles of the States to lands beneath nav­ S. 1376. An act to amend section 503 of our thoughts toward Thee in supplica­ igable waters within State boundaries and the act entitled "An act to expedite the. tion and petition, for Thou alone ca~st to the natural resources within such lands provision of housing in connection with give wisdom to guide, strength to sus­ and waters, and to provide for the use and national defense, and for other purposes," tain, and hope to cheer us in these troub· control of said lands and resources and the approved October 14, 1940, as amended; lous days. · resources of the outer Continental Shelf; · S. 1389. An act for the relief of Ami Han- • H. Con. Res. 29. Concurrent resolution fa­ ada (Margaret Ami McClung); Grant that we may yield ourselves­ voring the granting of the status of perma­ S. 1390. An act for the reli~f of Ann Marie more completely to the sovereign will nent residence to certain aliens; and Longworth and John Francis Longworth; of Thy divine spirit in order that our H. Con. Res. 73. Concurrent resolution fa· S. 1418. An act for the relief of Linda own finite spirits may be taught by Thee voring the granting of the status of perma­ Marlene Kolachny (Mariko Furue); and touched to finer issues. nent residence to certain aliens. S. 1448. An act to amend the act of June 25, 1942, relating to the making of photo­ We pray that, in our desires to find The message also announced that the and fulfill the meaning and mission of graphs and sketches of properties of the Senate had passed bills, joint resolu­ Military Establishment, to continue in effect life and have a worthy place in the an­ tions, and concurrent resolutions of the the provisions thereof until 6 months after nals of history, we may be ambitious following titles, in which the concur­ the present emergency; without being unscrupulous, high­ rence of the House is requested: s. 1514. An act to establish a Commission minded without being supercilious, ven­ S.18. An act to amend the Administrative on Intergovernmental Relations; turesome without being foolhardy and Procedure Act, and eliminate certain exemp· S. 1524. An act to authorize the Secretary presumptuous. tions therefrom; of. the Navy to furnish certain supplies and Show us how we may help all man­ S. 30. An act to provide for jury trials in services to foreign naval vessels on a reim­ kind achieve a larger measure of happi· condemnation proceedings in United States bursable basis, and for other purposes; ness and relief from life's burdens and district courts; · S. 1525. An act to authorize the Secretary struggles and worries. S. 39. An act to further implement the of the Navy to convey to the Tarrant County full faith and credit clause of the Con­ Water Control and Improvement District No. Inspire us to hasten the fulfillment stitution; 1 certain parcels of land in exchange for of the day when peace and good will S. 52. An act for the relief of Anny Del other lands and interests therein at the for­ shall prevail among men .and nations. Curto; mer United States Marine Corps air station, Hear us in the name of the Prince of S. 106. An act for the establishment of a · Eagle Mountain Lake, Tex.; Peace. Amen. Commission on Governmental Operations; S. 1527. An act to amend section 40b of S. 117. An act to amend section 7 of the the National Defense Act, as amended ( 41 The Journal of the proceedings of yes­ Flood Control Act of 1941 relating to the Stat. 759, 777); to remove the limitation terday was read and approved. apportionment of moneys received on ac- upon the detail of officers upon the active 1953 CONGRESSIONAL -RECORD '~·~ROUSE ~ 4681. list for recruiting service and for duty with requested, a bill of the House of the fol­ Mr.
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