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10862 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD-HOUSE .JULY 24 George K. Sazama, Hatley, Wis., in place States immigrant inspector, El Paso, House amendments _thereto, insist on of J. W. Sazama, transferred. Tex." the amendments of the House and ask Henry A. Siewert, Jr., Kingston, Wis. Of The message also announced that the for a conference with the Senate. fice became Presidential July 1, 1945. Senate agrees to the amendments of the The SPEAKER. Is there objection to Robert E. Myers, North Freedom, Wis., in the request of the gentleman from Ken place of Frank Hanley, retired. House to bills and concurrent resolutions Elmer H. Toepfer, Random Lake, Wis., in of the Senate of the following titles: tucky? [After a pause.] The Chair place of W. J. Hand, deceased. S. 1027. An act for the relief of the Merit hears none, and appoints the following Alfred J. Perrault, Jr., Turtle Lake, Wis., Co.; - conferees: Messrs. SPENCE, BROWN of In place L. H. Rivard, retired. s. 1049. An act for the relief of Amy Alex Georgia, PATMAN, MONRONEY, WOLCOTT, WYOMING androvna Taylor and Myrna Taylor; GAMBLE, and KUNKEL. S. 1792. An act for the relief of Thomas Roy Cecil Taylor, Mountainview, Wyo., in Nicholas Epiphaniades and Wanda Julia PERMISSION TO ADDRESS THE HOUSE place of O. W. Dahlquist, resigned. Epiphaniades; Mr. RANKIN. Mr. Speaker, I ask S. 2243. An act for the relief of Tevfik unanimous consent to address the House CONFIRMATION Kami! Kutay; S. 2864. An act to authorize certain admin for 1 minute and to revise and extend Executive nomination confirmed by istrative expenses for the Department of Jus my remarks. the Senate July 24 (legislative day of tice, and for other purposes; The SPEAKER. Is there objection to July 20) , 1950: S. Con. Res. 91. Concurrent resolution fa the request of the gentieman from Mis voring the suspension of deportation of cer sissippi? DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE tain aliens; and There was no objection. Clarence J. McCormick, ·of Indiana, to be S. Con. Res. 95. Concurrent resolution fa [Mr. RANKIN addressed the House. Under Secretary of Agriculture. voring the suspension of deportation of cer His remarks appear in the Appendix.] tain aliens. Mr. JONAS. Mr. Speaker, I ask unan The message also announced that the imous consent to address the House for Senate disagrees to the amendments of 1 minute and to revise and extend my HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES the House to the bill <S. 2160) entitled remarks and include an editorial. "An act to amend th'e Public Health The SPEAKER. Is there objection to MONDAY, JULY 24, 1950 Service Act to authorize annual and sick the request of the gentleman from Illi The House met at 12 o'clock noon. leave with pay for commissioned officers nois? The Chaplain, ·Rev. Bernard Bras... of the Public Health Service, to authorize There was no objection. kamp, D. D., otrered the following the payment of accumulated and ac [Mr. JONAS addressed the House. His prayer: crued annual leave in excess of 60 days, remarks appear in the Appendix.] and for other purposes"; :requests a con O Thou infinite and eternal God, grant TAKING THE COMMUNIST PARTY OFF THE ference with the House on the disagree AMERICAN BALLOT that in these days of world crisis we may ing votes of the two Houses thereon, and have that courage of heart and that con appoints Mr. MURRAY, Mi·~ PEPPER, Mr. Mr. DONDERO. Mr. Speaker, I ask stancy of faith which will keep us from NEELY, Mr. TAFT, and Mr. SMITH of New unanimous consent to address the House anxiety and fear, from discouragement Jersey to be the conferees on the part of for 1 minute. and despair. the Senate. The SPEAKER. Is there objection to Wilt Thou daily illumine with divine The message also announced that the the request of the gentleman from Mich .. wisdom the minds of all who have been Senate disagrees. to the amendments of igan? called to lead our beloved country in this the House to the bill <S. 2822) entitled There was no objection. time of trial and struggle. "An act to amend the Federal Deposit Mr. DONDERO. Mr. Speaker, I am We thank Thee for our fellow citizens Insurance AC(t <U. S. C., title 12, sec. introducing a bill today to take the Com who are out on the fields of battle giving 2G4) "; requests a conference with the munist Party off the American ballot. ' themselves so bravely and sacrificially House on the disagreeing votes of the two Their presence on the ballot of this for the preservation of those blessings Houses thereon, and appoints Mr. MAY country gives them prestige and recog .. of freedom and democracy which our BANK, Mr. ROBERTSON, Mr. DOUGLAS, Mr. nition to which I do not believe the Com .. forefathers found hard to win ahd which TOBEY, and Mr. FLANDERS to be the con munist Party is entitled. The Commu.. we now are finding hard to hold. ferees on the part of the Senate. nist Party is not a political party; it is May we be faithful and worthy part The message also announced that the a revolutionary party which seeks to de ners with all who are the loyal cham Vice President has appointed Mr. JOHN stroy every other political party by force, pions of the rights of man and who are STON of South Carolina and Mr. LANGER vio~ence, and bloodshed, if necessary. seeking to bring in that better day when members of the Joint Select Committee Does anybody in this House believe that the kingdom of peace and good will shall on the part of the Senate, as provided for if the Communist Party won an election be established everywhere. in the act of August 5, 1939, entitled "An in the United States there ever would In Christ's name we pray. Amen. act to provide for the disposition of cer be another election? The Journal of the proceedings of tain records of the United States Gov Every Communist takes orders from Thursday, July 20, 1950, was read and ernment," for the disposition of execu Moscow. His party is the fifth column approved. tive papers ref erred to in the report of here and in every freedom-loving coun try. It is hostile to freedom an-1 Chris MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE the Archivist of the United states num bered 51-2. tian civilization the world over. Every A message from the Senate, by Mr. informed American knows that under Carrell, one of its clerks, announced COMMITTEE ON BANKING AND CURRENCY our system of government the defeat of that the Senate had passed bills of the Mr. SPENCE. Mr. Speaker, I ask any political party in a free election does following titles, in which the concur ... unanimous consent that the Committee not mean the end of that party or its rence of the House is requested: on Banking and Currency may sit this political faith. It will have another s. 3859. An act to authorize the President afternoon during general debate in the chance or chances in the future. to control the· anchorage and movement of House. Should the Communist Party win a foreign-ft.ag vessels in waters of the United The SPEAKER. Is there objection to national election, all political faiths State.:1 when the national security of the the request of the gentleman from Ken would end, their leaders shot or exiled, United States is endangered, and for other tucky? their property seized, and their organi purposes; and S. 3937. An act to authorize the President There was no objection. zation destroyed. Freedom and free to extend enlistments in the Armed Forces FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE ACT government--the Republic of the United States-would "perish from the earth." of the United States. Mr. SPENCE. Mr. Speaker, I ask The message also announced that the unanimous consent to take from the SPECIAL ORDER GRANTED Senate recedes from its amendment to Speaker's table the bill <S. 2822) 1 to Mr. FORD asked and was given per the bill CH. R. 3506) entitled "An act for amend the Federal Deposit Insurance mission to address the House for 15 the relief of Louis P. Murphy, United Act <U. s. C., title 12, sec. 264) , with minutes on Tuesday, July 25, following 1950 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD-HOUSE 10863 the legislative program and any special serious as Mr. Brannan describes it, and RECORD in three instances and include orders heretofore entered. I suspect it is worse, surely all the Mem extraneous matter. PERSONAL ANNOUNCEMENT bers of this body have the right to pass Mr. MILLER of Caiifornia (at the re upon tpis. In view of the opposition by quest of Mr. HOLIFIELD) was given per Mr. GOODWIN. Mr. Speaker, I ask Mr. Brannan and the President to any mission to extend his remarks and in unanimous consent to address the House action in this field during these months, clude extraneous matter. for 1 minute. some Members may claim no action by Mr. HOLIFIELD asked and was given The SPEAKER. Is there objection to Congress was necessary. Now Mr. Bran permission to extend his remarks in the request of the gentleman from Mas nan makes action imperative. _No one four instances. sachusetts? can doubt who will be blamed by the Mr. WILSON of Oklahoma asked and There was no objection. executive department if action is not was given permission to extend his re Mr. GOODWIN . Mr. Speaker, during taken. marks in two instances. roll call No. 211, I was called from the SPECIAL ORDER GRANTED Mr. BARTLETT asked und was given Chamber on official business.