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1956 CONGRESSIONAt RECORD - HOUSE 8197 ORE.GON UTAH And we pray, our Father, that we may Willard A. Hughitt, Redmond. Henry D. Malmgren, Centerfield. love mercy, that we may do justly, and Robert C. Wright, Taft. June I. Hunsaker, Honeyville. Roger C. S~oot, Talent. that we may walk humbly with God. Russell C. Neitzel, Westport. · VIRGINIA May the meditations of our heart and Catherine E. Weckerle, Winchester. R. Frazier Smith, Jr., Covington. the words of our mouth be acceptable in Hershel E. Boyd, Raven. Thy sight this day. We ask it in Christ's PENNSYLVANIA Ervin C. Brown, Sweet Briar. name. Amen. Joseph T. Hauser, Dda ware Water Gap. William W. Edwards, Union Level. Florence L : Willard; Derrick City. The Journal of the proceedings of George N. Sterner, Dewart. WISCONSIN yesterday was read and approved. Edwin B. Kimmel, Elderton. Shirley E. Conway, Albany. Louis J. Prime, Emporium. Ruth E. Hogan, Ashland. Edward J. Flood, Flourtown. Roy Bump, Baraboo. MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE Wilmer E. King, Harrisburg. Elsbeth P. Jacob, Caledonia. James F. Timothy, Hazleton. Edward L. Williams, El Dorado. A message from the Senate, by Mr. John H. Hayes, Kersey. Joseph L. List, Pound. Carrell, one of its clerks, announced that John R. Deitcher, Jr., Line Lexington. Harold A . .Meyer, Shawano. the Senate had passed without amend William Robert Miller, Linglestown. Henry L. Yulga, Stevens Point. ment bills of the House of the following Millie Morelli, Ludlow. Hartvig J. Elstad, Whitehall. titles: William Lise Stephenson, Mahaffey. Raymond J. Chamberlain, Whitewater. H. R. 7228. An act to amend title II of the Fred D. Cleavenger, Mapletown. act of August 30, 1954, entitled "An act to Henry Douglas Carpenter, Middletown. authorize and direct the construction of Robert P. Icelow, New Hope. WITHDRAWAL bridges over the Potomac River, and for Charles M. ·Manwiller, Palmyra. other purposes"; and Alfred A. Yarnell, Petersburg. Executive nomination withdrawn from Donald C. Shaffer, Portage. the Senate May 15 <legislative day of _ H. R. 8130. An act to designate the bridge George Spishock, Pricedale. May 7), 1956: to be constructed over the Potomac River Malcolm Decker, Ramey. in the vicinity of Jones Point, Va., as the POSTMASTER "Woodrow Wilson Memorial Bridge." Robert A. Hunt, Sandy Lake. Donald J. Locke, Shade Gap. MICHIGAN The message also announced that the Irvin K. Davis, Slatington. George T. Anderson to be postmaster at Senate had passed, with amendments in John R. Hench, Spring Grove. Mayville in the State of Michigan. which the concurrence of the House is Mary I. Hoy, Villa Maria. requested, bills of the House of the fol Robert H . Jenkins, Wapwallopen. •• .. ... •• Ernest 0. Clayton, Waynesburg. lowing titles: H. R. 9429. An act to provide medical care PUERTO RICO HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES for dependents of members of the uniformed Carmen T. Alvarez Fuentes, Guaynabo. services, and for other purposes. Rafael Rexach-Rexach, Rio Grande. TUESDAY, MAY 15, 1956 SOUTH CAROLINA The House met at 12 o'clock noon. Marvin E. Kelley, Liberty. CALL OF PRIVATE CALENDAR Myrtle E. Case, Ocean Drive Beach. Dr. A. R. Holton, pastor of the Six DISPENSED WITH Jessie W. Jenkins, Wadmalaw Island. teenth Street Church of Christ, Wash ington, D. C., offered the following Mr. McCORMACK. Mr. Speaker, I ask SOUTH DAKOTA prayer: unanimous consent that the call of the Howard B. Jones, Armour. Private Calendar may be dispensed with Ethel M. Flood, Brandon. Let us pray: Our Father, who art in today. Dale R. Dunn, Dell Rapids. heaven, Thou hast been our help in all The SPEAKER. Is there objection to Ofa M. Simpson, Fort Pierre. ages past, our hope for all the years to the request of the gentleman from Mas Raymond C. Drayer, Frankfort. come, our shelter from every stormy sachusetts? Marvin R. Smith, Gettysburg. blast, and our eternal home. We thank: There was no objection. Raymond A. Andersen, Irene. Kenneth W. Anderson, Midland. Thee that it is under Thee that man has Russell C. Bernhard, Parkston. dominion on this earth. We thank Thee Maurice L. Wilhelm, Redfield. that Thou hast set our feet in large CONFUSING DECISIONS OF THE LaVern R. Hughes, Stickney. places, that Thou hast given us a great SUPREME COURT TENNESSEE opportunity, that Thou hast given us the Mr. PRESTON. Mr. Speaker, I ask Morris F. Dozier, Ashland City. responsibility; and we pray, our Father, unanimous consent to address the House Doris M. Huffman, Bartlett. that today we may look up and acknowl for 1 minute. Kathleen West Keeton, Helenwood. edge Thee, God of men and God of The SPEAKER. Is there objection to IDysses B. Coker, Jacksboro. nations. the request of the gentleman from William B. Tatum, Lyles. We pray that Thy blessing may be Georgia? Frank L. Qakes, Milligan College. upon us in the deliberations of this day. There was no objection. Larry E. Hagood, Persia. And Mr. PRESTON. Mr. Speaker, once John W. Jennings, Rives. we pray, our Father, that it may be Joe A. Lavender, Rock Island. come us to show that our knowledge is so again the Supreme Court of the United Harold D. Huff, Thompsons Station. incomplete we need Thee. The vast sea States has demonstrated its ability to of the unknown is so much greater than create confusion and chaos. On the front TEXAS the known, we need Thy wisdom. page of the Washington Post and Times William S. Clements, Atlanta. Herald this morning there appears an Harlan B. Pitchford, Avinger. Our achievements are so fragmentary, Joyce M. Procknow, Benbrook. we need Thee to join the past with the interesting account of how the Supreme Jack D. Cheek, Bullard. present and with all the future. Our Court reversed itself in the case of Ca Donald J. Laughlin, Groves. character iG so limited, we need the per hill against New York, New Haven & Anita D. Wilkison, Hidalgo. fection of God. Hartford Railroad Co., Docket No. 346. Henry T. Davis, Justin. We thanlc Thee, Father, for the beauty In an earlier decision the Court required Robert D. Bohning, Lometa. of this spot and for the beauty of the the defendant to pay the plaintiff $90,- Joyce M. Kee, Melissa. springtime that is all around us, God's 000, which it did, and the plaintiff has al Mable D . Tompkins, Montague. great springtime. ready spent a large portion of the funds. Ruby L. Ferrell, North Zulch. We pray, our Father, that we may all Yesterday the Court said: Hal Singleton III, O'Donnell. hear, "I am the resurrection and the We deem our original order erroneous and Lester J. Fuzzell, Placedo. recall it in the interests of fairness. Allie Cayard, Port Neches. life"; and may there come to men the Doris F. Weiss, Sabine Pass. same beauty of growth and development I comment on this decision for two William W. Schulz, Schertz. as there is in nature. reasons. First, I would suggest that the Hal M. Knight, Sterling City. And now, our Father, we pray Thy Supreme Court recall the segregation Robert W. Davis, Texas City. blessing upon our young men on land, on order on the grounds that it was erro• Ila Mae Bullion, Truscott. sea, and in the air. Protect them from neous. This will .do more to restore order Charles S. Engle, Jr., Wolfe City. danger this day. and social cohesion in America than any 8198' CONGRESSIONAL RECORD...:..: HOUSF May 15-_ decision eve·r handed down ·by the su now holding in private employment a VICTOR RIESEL preme Court. Secondly, since the United · lucrative position in an area· ot·-present Mr. FRELINGHUYSEN. Mr: Speaker, states Government is responsible for its , race feeling reflected . upon the Negr-0 I ask unanimous cons·ent to address the torts, breaches of contracts, and errors soldiers of this Republic in a manner Hous..l for 1 minute, to revise and extend resulting in damages to citizens, I have ·· wholly unjustified and repugnant to me my remarks, and include extraneous introduced. a priv~t~ reUef bill reimburs- · as I am sure it was to the overwhelming matter.· ing the plaintiff, Raymond G. Cahill, to majority of the American people. The SPEAKER. Is there objection to compensate him for the error committed When I took the matter up with the the request of the gentleman from New by an agency of the Government, the . War Department I was assured that the Jersey? · Supreme Court. This will enable him to remarks of the retired general were con There was n·o objection. reimburse the defendant as directed by trary to the thi:,;iking and policy of the Mr. FRELINGHUYSEN. Mr. Speaker, the Court. Of course a subrogation War Department. one night early last month Victor Riesel, clause is included· in the bill to protect The action of the War Department as a New York labor columnist, stepped out the Government in the event of a second regards the discontinuance of the ROTC of a restaurant in New York City and recovery. program at Howard University was taken headed for his car. As he did so a thug in January last. That completely disas emerged from the shadows and threw PRIVATE CALENDAR sociates the action from the deplorable sulfuric acid in his face. Riesel gripped remarks of the retired general. Never his face in pain and staggered back into Mr. McCORMACK. · Mr. Speaker, I theless, there will be those who can be ask unanimous consent that it may be the restaurant to seek help. One month counted upon to promote such associa later, after making every possible effort in order for the Private Calendar to be tion in the popular mind. Failure of the called on Monday next.