276 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD- HOUSE January ·13. sour!; .John C. Watts, Kentucky; Harlan Committee on Government Operations: HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Hagen, California; Lester Johnson, Wiscon William· L. Dawson (chairman), Illinois; sin; Victor L. Anfuso, New York; Ross Bass. Chet Holifield, California; John W. McCor THURSDAY, JANUARY 13, 1955 Tennessee; Coya Knutson, Minnesota; Pat mack, Massachusetts; Earl Chudoff,. Penn Jennings, Virginia. sylvania; Jack B. Brooks, Texas; Lester The House met ·at 12 o'clock noon. Committee on Appropriations: Clarence Holtzman, New York; Robert H. Mollohan, Father Edward J.· Kammer, C. M .• Cannon (chairman), Missouri; George H. West Virginia; L. H. Fountain, North Caro executive vice president of DePaul Uni Mahon, Texas; Harry R. Sheppard, Califor lina; Porter Hardy, Jr., Virginia; John A. nia; Albert Thomas, Texas; Michael J. Kir Blatnik, Minnesota; Robert E. Jones, Jr., versity, Chicago, Ill., ofiered the follow- wan, Ohio; W. F. Norrell, Arkansas; Jamie Alabama; Edward A. Garmatz, Maryland; ing prayer: · L. Whitten, Mississippi; George W. Andrews, John E. Moss, Jr., California; Joe M. Kilgore, 0 God,. the Creator and Ruler of the Alabama; John J. Rooney, New York; J. Texas; Dante B. Fascell, Florida; Martha W. universe, look with favor and help with Vaughan Gary, Virginia; John E. Fogarty, Griffiths, Michigan; Henry S. Reuss, Wis Thy grace this group of Thy creatures Rhode Island; Robert L. F. Sikes, Florida; consin. · Antonio M. Fernandez, New Mexico; Prince Committee on House Administration: Omar upon whose intelligence, strength, and H . Preston, Georgia; Otto E. Passman, Loui Burleson (chairman). Texas; Robert C. Byrd, integrity Thou hast placed the terrible siana; Louis C. Rabaut, Michigan; · Sidney West Virginia; Samuel N. Friedel, Maryland; burden of world leadership. R. Yates, Illinois; Fred Marshall, Minnesota; Robert T. Ashmore, South Carolina; Wayne Mayest Thou grant to each of them John J. Riley, South Carolina; Alfred D. L. Hays, Ohio; Paul C. Jones, Missouri; the cardinal virtues of prudence, jus Sieminski, New Jersey; Joe L. Evins, Ten George M. Rhodes, Pennsylvania; John tice, fortitude, and temperance: pru..: nessee; Henderson Lanham, Georgia; Charles Lesinski, Jr., Michigan; Frank E. Smith, Mis dence that they may say and do the right B. Deane, Nor th Carolina; John F . Shelley, sissippi; John Dowdy, Texas; GeorgeS. Long, thing at the right time; justice that they California; Edward P. Boland, Massachu Louisiana; James A. Haley, Florida; Hugh Q. setts; Don Magnuson, Washington; William Alexander, North Carolina; FrankS. Thomp may be to the world a beacon of hope; H. Natcher, Kentucky; Daniel J. Flood, Penn son, Jr., New Jersey. fortitude that thay may not be swayed sylvania; Winfield K. Denton, Indiana; J ames Committee on Interior and Insular Af by the expediency of the moment; tem C. Murray, Illinois. fairs: Clair Engle (chairman), California; perance that they may have patience Committee on Armed Services: Carl Vin Wayne N. Aspinall, Colorado; Leo W. O'Brien, and understanding when things go son (chairman) , Georgia; Overton Brooks, New , York; Walter Rogers, Texas; Gracie awry. Louisiana; Paul J. I{ilday, Texas; Carl T. Pfost, Idaho; James A. Haley, Florida; George These virtues we humbly ask of Thee, Durham, North Carolina; L. Mendel Rivers, A. Shuford, North Carolina; Adam C. Powell, 0 God, in the name of Thy Son, our South Carolina; Philip J. Philbin, Massachu Jr., New York; Ed Edmondson, Oklahoma; setts; F. Edward Hebert, Louisiana; Arthur Lee Metcalf, Montana; George H. Christo Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ. Amen. Winstead, Mississippi; Melvin Price, Illinois; pher, Missouri; B. F. Sisk, California; Stewart The J oumal of the proceedings of 0. C. Fisher, Texas; Porter Hardy, Jr., Vir Udall, Arizona; Charles C. Diggs, Jr., Michi· Tuesday, January 11. 1955, was read and ginia; William J. Green, Jr., Pennsylvania; gan; J. T. Rutherford, Texas. Clyde Doyle, California; Victor Wickersham, Committee on Interstate and Foreign approved. Oklahoma; George P. Miller, California; Commerce: J. Percy Priest (chairman), Ten Charles E. Bennett, Florida; Lester Holtz nessee; Oren Harris, Arkansas; Arthur G. SWEARING IN OF MEMBERS man, New York; Robert H. Mollohan, West Klein, New York; William T. Granahan, Virginia; Richard E. Lankford, Maryland; Pennsylvania; F. Ertel Carlyle, North Caro Mr. CHIPERFIELD and Mr. ALLEN George Huddleston, Jr., Alabama. lina; John Bell Williams, Mississippi; Peter of California appeared at the bar of the Committee on Banking and Currency: F. Mack, Jr., Illinois; Kenneth A. Roberts, House and took the oath of office. Brent Spence (chairman), Kentucky; Paul AlJ.bama; Morgan M. Moulder, Missouri; Har Brown, Georgia; Wright Patman, Texas; Al ley 0. Staggers, West Virginia; Isidore Dol· bert Rains, Alabama; Abraham J. Multer, New linger, New York; Walter Rogers, Texas; MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT York; Hugh J. Addonizio, New Jersey; Wil· Martin Dies, Texas; Samuel N. Friedel, Mary Sundry messagen in writing from the liam A. Barrett, Pennsylvania; Barratt land; John J. Flynt, Jr., Georgia; Torbert O'Hara, Illinois; Vera Buchanan, Pennsyl Macdonald, Massachusetts; Don Hayworth, President of the United States were com vania; Leonor K. (Mrs. John B.) Sullivan, Michigan. municated to the House by Mr. Miller, Missouri; L. H. Fountain, North Carolina; committee on the Judiciary: E'm.anuel one of his secretaries. . HenryS. Reuss, Wisconsin; Martha W. Grif· Celler (chairman), New York; Francis E. flths, Michigan; Thomas Ludlow Ashley. Walter, Pennsylvania; Thomas J. Lane, Mas Ohio; Charles A. Vanik, Ohio; Irwin D. David· sachusetts; Michael A. Feighan, Ohio; Frank COMMITTEE ON WAYS AND MEANS son, New York; John J. Bell, Texas. Chelf, Kentucky; Edwin E. Willis, Louisiana; Mr. COOPER. Mr. Speaker, I ofier a Committee on the District of Columbia:· James B. Frazier, Jr., Tennessee; Peter W. .John L. McMillan (chairman), South Caro Rodino, Jr., New Jersey; Woodrow W. Jones, privileged resolution REASONS FOR THE HIGH PERSONNEL TURNOVER ance coverage and those who can get it (3) Other nonpay benefits · should be Field studies made by the services must pay a sizable premium differential. provided, including: have attempted to pinpoint reasons for While we are in a peacetime situation, (a) A "dislocation" allowance for mil the high personnel turnover rate. A many men in the Strategic Air Com itary personnel with dependents who are very large portion of the military per mand, the Air Defense Command, and ordered to a new permanent duty station. sonnel surveyed expressed dissatisfac various naval units are on alert up to 60 (b) An increase in the per diem al tion with traditional service benefits hours per week, subject to sudden and lowance for temporary duty travel from such as PX facilities, dependents' medi prolonged absences from home and loved. $9 to $12, in keeping with a comparable cal care, family housing, death benefits ones. Airborne troops of the Army and proposal for civilian Government em for survivors, and related items. Wher submarine crews of the Navy are also ployees. ever administrative action can improve exposed to discomforts and dangers not (c) More housing for service families conditions, action is being taken by the found in civilian pursuits. in areas where present facilities are in services. However, legislation is neces CONCLUSIONS sufficient and authority for reduced sary for changes in most benefits and The fundamental objectives to be at rentals where men and their families in the level of compensation. tained by the proposed legislation are must live temporarily in substandard Since 1949, there has been one in the attraction of young men to a mili housing. . crease in pay which along with in tary career and the retention of men in (d) Removal of existing inequities and creases in allowances, amounted to an this career once they have chosen it. In provision for better medical care for aggregate advance in compensation of addition, it is necessary to offer special military families. 5.7 percent. Military pay, nevertheless, attractions to men who undertake the CHAPTER III ·Mr. CANNON. Mr. Chairman, I move pendents Assistance Act of 195(), Pubiic INDEPENDENT OFFICES the Committee do now rise and report Law 771 of the 8lst Congress. Housing and Home Finance Agency the bill back to the House without The results of the limited survey in Federal Housing AdmiD:istration amendment, with the recommendation Puerto Rico became known to me in Jan The amount made available under this that the bill -do pass. uary 1953. at the time I became chair head in title II of the Independent' Offices The motion was agreed to. man of the House Armed Services Com Appropriation Act, 1955, as amended by the Accordingly the Committee rose; and mittee. My first official act, as a matter Supplemental Appropriation Act, 1955, for Mr. CoOPER having assumed the chair as of fact, as chairman of the House Armed administrative expenses, is increased from Speaker pro tempore, Mr. BoLLING, Services Committee, was a conference "$5,500,000" to "$5,625,000," and the limita Chairman of the Committee of the Whole with Army officials who were disturbed tion on the amount available for the ex House on the State of the Union, re over the Puerto Rico findings and re penses of travel is increased from "$250,000" ported that that Committee, having had questing my advice on the course of ac to "$267,600": Provided, That the limitation under said head on the amounts available under consideration the bill of pay, and for other purposes; to the Co~· By Mr. WINSTEAD: States Code; to the Committee on the Ju mittee on Armed Services. H. R . 2229. A bill to continue existing price diciary. H. R. 2214. A bill to amend section 201 (e) supports, marketing quotas, and acreage al By Mr. MULTER: of the Career Compensation Act of 1949, as lotments at 1954 levels under present condi H. J. Res. 127. Joint resolution proposing amended, to provide for advance payments tions; to the Committee on Agriculture. an amendment to the Constitution of the of certain pay and allowances of members of H. R. 2230. A bill to increase marketing United States relative to equal rights for the uniformed services, and for other pur· quotas and acreage allotments, and for other men and women; to the Committee on the poses; to the Committee on Armed Services. purposes; to the Committee on Agriculture. Judiciary. H. R. 2215. A bill to amend the part of the By Mr. YOUNGER: By Mr. POLK: act entitled, "An act making appropriations H. R. 2231. A bill to create a Czechoslo H. J . Res. 128. Joint resolution to provide for the naval service for the fiscal year end vakian Claims Fund and to provide for the for the creation of an international food and ing June 30, 1921, and for other purposes," settlement of certain claims of United States raw materials reserve; to the Committee on approved June 4, 1920, as amended, relat nationals who have suffered severe losses and Foreign Affairs. ing to the conservation, care, custody, protec~ damages by reason of the nationalization or 'By Mr. REED of New York: tion, and operation of the naval petroleum other taking of their business or commercial H. J. Res. 129. Joint resolution proposing and oil-shale reserves; to the Committee on property by the Government of Czechoslo an equal-rights amendment to the Constitu Armed Services. vakia; to the Committee on Foreign Affairs. tion; to the Committee on the Judiciary. H. R. 2216. A bill to amend the act of H. R. 2232. A bill to create a United States By Mr. ROBERT.S: June 19, 1948 (ch. 511, 62 Stat. 489), relat Academy of Foreign Service; to the Commit H. J. Res. 130. Joint resolution to increase ing to the ·retention in the service of dis tee on Foreign Affairs. 1955 cotton allotments of certain farms re abled commissioned officers and warrant of H. R. 2233. A bill to amend the War Claims ceiving five acres or less; to the Committee ficers of the Army and Air Force; to the Com Act of 1948, as amended; to the Committee on Agriculture. mittee on Armed Services. on Interstate and Foreign Commerce. By Mr. RODINO: H. R. 2217. A bill to amend the Universal By Mr. YOUNGER (by request): H. J. Res. 131. Joint resolution requesting Military Training and Service Act, as H. R. 2234. A bill to authorize the Presi the President to proclaim a National Mate amended, to remove the requirement for a dent to issue posthumously in the name of rials Handling Week; to the Committee on final physical examination for inductees who George Washington a commission as General the Judiciary. continue on active duty in another status in -of the Armies, and for other purposes; to the By Mr. SAYLOR: the Armed Forces; to the Committee on Committee on Armed Services. H. J. Res. 132. Joint resolution regarding Armed Services. By Mr. THOMPSON of Texas: the revocation of certain reclamation proj H. R. 2218. A bill to authorize at the United H. J. Res. 116. Joint resolution to utilize ects for which construction funds have not States Military Academy and at the United underplanted cotton acreage to correct in been appropriated; to the Committee on States Air Force Academy an additional equities especially on family operated farms; Interior and Insular Affairs. permanent professor, and for other purposes; to the Committee on Agriculture. B'y Mr. THOMAS: to the Committee on Armed Services. By Mr. BARRET!': H. J. Res. 133. Joint resolution authorizing H. R. 2219. A bill to amend section 508 of H. J. Res. 117. Joint resolution proposing the President to invite the States of the the Career Compensation Act of 1949, as an amendment to the Constitution of the Union and foreign countries to participate in amended, relating to the compensation of United States relative to equal rights for the International Industrial Exposition to cadets and midshipmen; to the Committee men and women; to the Committee on the be held at Houston, Tex., May 3 through 8, on Armed Services. Judiciary. 1955; to the Committee on Foreign Affairs. H. R. 2220. A bill to clarify the status of By Mr. BELL: By Mr. VANZANDT: citizens or nationals of the Republic of the H. J. Res. 118. Joint resolution to utilize H. J. Res. 134. Joint resolution proposing Philippines who are retired members of the underplanted cotton acreage to correct in an amendment to the Constitution of the uniformed services and who hold offices of equities on famFy farms; to the Committee United States relative to equal rights for profit or trust under the Republic of the on Agriculture. men and women; to the Committee on the Philippines, and for other purposes; to the By Mr. BOSCH: Judiciary. Committee on Armed Services. H. J. Res. 119. Joint resolution declaring By Mr. WALTER: By Mr. WAINWRIGHT: Inauguration Day to be a legal holiday; to H. J. Res. 135. Joint resolution proposing H. R. 2221. A bill that thi.s act may be the Committee on the Judiciary. an amendment to the Constitution to re cited as the "Individual Retirement Act of By Mr. ELLIOTT: define treason; to the Committee on the 1955"; to the Committee on Ways and Means. H . J. Res. 120. Joint resolution to provide Judiciary. for an increased acreage allotment for the H. R. 2222. A bill to amend the Standard By Mr. WINSTEAD: 1955 cotton crop; to the Committee on Agri H. J. Res. 136. Joint resolution to compen Time Act of March 19, 1918, so as to pro.:. culture. vide that standard time shall be the meas sate for estimated underplanting of the 1955 By Mr. GRANAHAN: cotton allotments; to the Committee on ure of time for all purposes and to es H. J. Res. 121. Joint resolution proposing tablish daylight-saving time throughout au Agriculture. an amendment to the Constitution of the By Mr. BOSCH: time zones; to the Committee on Interstate United· States relative to equal rights for and Foreign Commerce. 'lll.en and women; to the Committee on the H. Con. Res. 27. Concurrent resolution rec By Mr. WALTER: Judiciary. ommending a new 60-natJ.on conference to H. R. 2223. A bill to provide for the ascer By Mr. HALE (by request): consider the advisability of reorganization, tainment of claims of American citizens for H. J. Res. 122. Joint resolution designating revision, and amendment of the Charter of spoliations committed by the French prior the fourth Saturday of August of each year the United Nations; to the Committee on to the 31st day of July, 1801; to the Com- as Children's Day in sports; to the Com Foreign Affairs. mittee on the Judiciary. · mittee on the Judiciary. By Mr. THOMPSON of Louisiana: By Mr. WILLIAMS of Mississippi:. By Mr. GWINN: H. Res. 86. Resolution to authorize the H. R. 2224. A bill relating to the exchange H. J. Res. 123. Joint resolution proposing Committee on Post Office and Civil Service to of certain properties for purposes of the an amendment to the Constitution of the investigate and study the publication and Vicksburg National Military Park, and for United States relative to prohibiting the distribution of offensive and undesirable other purposes; to the Committee on In United States Government from engaging in books; to the Committee on Rules. terior and Insular Affairs. business in competition with its citizens; By Mr. THORNBERRY: H. R. 2225. A bill to amend section 401 to the Committee on the Judiciary. H. Res. 87. Resolution creating a select (e) (2) of the Civil Aeronautics Act, as By Mr. LONG: committee to conduct an investigation and amended; to the Committee on Interstate H. J. Res. 124. Joint resolution placing study of the problems involved in control and Foreign Commerce. certain individuals who served in the Armed ling illicit traffi.c in narcotic drugs and mari By Mr. WILSON of California: Forces of the United States in the 'Mora ,huana; to the Committee on Rules. H. R. 2226. A bill to provide a United Province, including Mindanao, and in the States aviation ensign for display on air islands of Leyte and Samar after July 4, 1902, and their survivors, in the same status as craft and at airfields, to serve as · a symbol PRIVATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS that America gave the world the airplane; those who served in the Armed Forces during to the Committee· on Interstate and Foreign the Philippine Insurrection and their sur Under clause 1 of rule XXII, private vivors~ to the Committee on Veterans' Af- bills and resolutions were introduced Commerce. fairs. · H. R. 2227. A bill relating to the annual ad By Mr. McDONOUGH: and severally referred as follows: justment of the basic pay of members of the H. J. Res. 125. Joint resolution proposing By Mr. ADDONIZIO: uniformed services; to the Committee on an amendment to the Constitution of the H. R. 2235. A bill for the relief of Mrs. Armed Services. United States relative to equal rights for Margarete Gick Scordas; to the Committee By Mr. WILSON of Indiana: men and women; to the Committee on the on the Judiciary. H. R. 2228. A bill to prevent discrimina Judiciary. By Mr. ALBERT: tion against fiscal year taxpayers with respect By Mr. MILLER of Californ1a: H. R. 2236. A bill for the rellef of Mary to depletion allowance; to the Committee H. J. Res. 12-6. Joint resolution to amend Rose and Mrs. Alice Rose Spittler; to the on Ways and Means. section 84 (a) (2) of title 28 of the United Committee on the .Judiciary. CI--20 306 ·cONGRESSIONAL... RECQRD -- HOUSE January 13_ H. R. 2237. A bill for the relief of Robert dren, Ayshe, Suleyman, Orhan, and Osman;· By Mrs. KELLY of New York: E. Hatridge; to the Committee on the Ju• to the Committee on the Judiciary. H. R. 2291. A bill for the relief of Sophie diciary. · ' H. R. 2266. A bill for the relief of Maurice K. Valmas; to the Committee on the Judi By Mr. ADDONIZIO: ·· Mumford; to the Committee on the Judi- ciary. H. R . 2238. A bill for the rellef of Giuseppe ciary. By Mr. KEOGH: Greco; to the Committee on the Judiciary. ;., · H. R . 2267. A bill for the relief of Morton H. R. 2292. A bill for the relief of George H. R. 2239. A bill for the relief of Dr. Ben- J. Krakow; to the Committee on the Ju Zogos; to the Committee on the Judiciary. jamin Blumenfeld Fielding; to the Commit- diciary. H. R. 2293. A bill for the relief of Aristotelis tee on the Judiciary. H. R. 2268. A bill for the relief of Capt. A. Karapanagiotis; to the Committee on the By Mr. ALLEN of California: Walter C. Wolf; to the Committee on the Judiciary. H. R. 2240. A bill for the relief of Oy Wan Judiciary. H. R. 2294. A bill for the relief of Ho Kon Leung, also known as Margarita Oy Wan H . R . 22·69. A bill for the relief of William Chun; to the Committ ee on the Judiciary. Chan; to the Committee on the Judiciary. H. Spowers, Jr.; to the Committee on the H. R. 2295. A bill for the relief of Ho Dong H. R. 2241. A bill for the relief of Amalia Judiciary. Ne; to the Committee on the Judiciary. Bertolino Querio; to the Committee on the By Mr. DAVIDSON (by request): By Mr. KILBURN: Judiciary. H. R. 2270. A bill for the relief of Nicholas H. R . 2296. A bill for the relief of Simone H. R. 2242. A bill for the relief of Kim Skoufis (Nicolas Soufis); to the Committee Gilliland; to the Committee on the Judiciary. Joong Yoon; to the Committee on the Judi- on the Judiciary. H . R . 2297. A bill for the relief of Leyla ciary. By Mr. DEROUNIAN: Seyman McGovern; to the Committee on the H . R. 2243. A bill for the relief of Ruben H. R. 2271. A bill for the relief of Chara- Judiciary. · Barrow; to the Committee on the Judiciary. lampos Socrates Iossifoglu, Nora Iossifoglu, By Mr. KLEIN: H. R. 2244. A bill for the relief of the Helen Iossifoglu, and Efrossini Iossifoglu; H. R. 2298. A bill for the relief of Giuseppe estate of Joseph Alfonso; to the Committee to the Committee on the Judiciary. Staropoli; to the Committee on the ·Judiciary. on the Judiciary. By Mr. DOWDY: By Mr. 'KLUCZYNSKI: H . R. 2245. A bill for the relief of George H. R. 2272. A bill for the relief of Aida I. H . R. 2299. A bill for the relief of Robert Petrossian Minassians, Albertouhi Petrossian Totah; to the Committee on the Judiciary. M. Paulus; to the Committee on the Judi Minassians, Eda Petrossian Minassians, By Mr. DURHAM: ciary. Vahag Petrossian Minassians; to the Com- H. R. 2273. A bill for the relief of Der By Mr. LANE: mittee on the Judiciary. Chuck Yee and Wu Mei On; to the Commit- H . R. 2300. A bill for the relief of Antonio H. R. 2246. A bill for the relief of Andrew tee on the Judiciary. Aste; to the Committee ·on the Judiciary. W. Garfield; to the Committee on the Ju- By Mrs. FARRINGTON: H. R. 2301. A bill for the relief of Battista · diciary. H . R. 2274. A bill for the relief of Alejan- Rosso; to the Committee on the Judiciary. H. R. 2247. A bill for the relief of Peter M. dro Florentino Munoz; to the Committee on By Mr. LANHAM: Mihalovici; to the Committee on the Judi- the Judiciary. H. R. 2302. A bill for the relief of Con ciary. By Mr. FASCELL: stantinos Demetrias Petropoulous, sometimes H. R, 2248. A bill for the relief of Jose :a:. R. 2275. A bill for the relief of Barbara known as Petropol; to the Committee on the Cristiano Vieira; to the Committee on the D. Colthurst; to the Committee on the Ju- Judiciary. Judiciary. diciary. By Mr. LATHAM: H. R. 2249. A bill for the relief of Mir By Mr. FEIGHAN: H. R. 2303. A bill for the relief of Alessan Kazem Kashani; to the Committee on the H. R. 2276. A bill for the relief of Vida dro, Carmela, Pasqualina, Massimo, and Judiciary. Kosnik; to the Committee on the Judiciary. Michele D'Antonio; to the Committee on H. R. 2250. A bill for the relief of Cesar By Mr. FLOOD: the Judiciary. Grana; to the Committee on the Judiciary. H. R. 2277. A bill for the relief of Mr. and H . R. 2304. A bill for the relief of John H . R . 2251. A bill for the relief of Michael Mrs. Anastasios Loukas; to the Committee On Pong Young and Mrs. Ivy Elana Ho Asjoe Alexis Melgunow; to the Committee on the on the Judiciary. Young; to the Committee on the Judiciary. Judiciary. By Mr. GRANAHAN: H. R. 2305. A bill for the relief of Fatulla, H. R. 2252. A bill for the relief of Celia H. R. 2278. A bill for the relief of Consuelo Agha Bibi, Albert, and David Amini; to the Estebanez; to the Committee on the Judi- Calderon de Villarreal; to the Committee on Committee on the Judiciary. ciary. the Judiciary. H. R. 2306. A bill for the relief of Maria de H. R. 2253. A bill for the relief of Mrs. H. R. 2279. A bill for the relief of Sister Rehbinder; to the Committee on the Judi· Young See Louie; to the Committee on the Mary Berarda; to the Committee on the . ciary. Judiciary. Judiciary. H. R. 2307. A bill for the relief of Julius, By Mr. ANFUSO: By Mr. GREEN of Pennsylvania: Ilona, and Henry Flehner; to the Committee H. R. 2254. A bill for the relief of Eugene H. R. 2280. A bill for the relief of Elly on the Judiciary. Herskovitz and Mrs. Elly Herskovitz; to the Akilloglou; to the Committee on the Ju- Committee on the Judiciary. diciary. H. R . 2308. A bill for the relief of Anna D'Oria; to the Committee on the Judiciary. H. R. 2255. A bill for the relief of Matteo H. R. 2281. A bill for the relief of Arnold By Mr. LESINSKI; Crupi; to the Committee on the Judiciary. Rosenthal; to the Committee on the Ju- H. R. 2256. A bill for the relief of Mrs. H. R. 2309. A bill for the relief of Giuseppe Nehama Buchwald; to the Committee on the diciary. Bossio; to the Committee on the Judiciary. Judiciary. H. R. 2282. A bill for the relief of Rev. By Mr. LIPSCOMB: By Mr. AUCHINCLOSS: Thomas Kolakowski; to the Committee on H. R. 2310. A bill for the relief of Magda H. R. 2257. A bill for the relief of Abdol the Judiciary. lena F. Bristol; to the Committee on the Ali Moghbel; to the Committee on the Judi- By Mr. HAYS of Arkansas: Judiciary. ciary. H. R. 2283. A bill for the relief of Wil- H. R . 2311. A bill for the relief of Carl A. By Mr. BALDWIN: helmus Marius Van der Veur; to the Com- Willson; to the Committee on the Judiciary. H. R. 2258. A bill for the relief of Luis mittee on the Judiciary. By Mr. MILLER of California: Jaramillo-Rosas; to the Committee on the By Mr. HENDERSON: H. R. 2312. A bill for the relief of Paul E. Judiciary. · H. R. 2284. A bill for the relief of Maj. Sevigny; to the Committee on the Judiciary. By Mr. BARRETT: Robert D. Lauer; to the Committee on the H . R. 2313. A bill for the relief of Mrs. H. R. 2259. A bill for the relief of Ales- Judiciary. Agnethe Gundhil Sundby; to the Committee sandra Barile Altobelli; to the Committee By Mr. HOFFMAN of Illinois: on the Judiciary. on the Judiciary. H. R. 2285. A bill · for the relief of Marie H. R. 2314. A bill for the relief of Antonio H. R. 2260. A bill for the relief of Vittorio Lim Tsien; to the Committee on the Judi Cottone; to the Committee on the Judiciary. Anici, Jr.; to the Committee on the Judi ciary. ciary. By Mr. BATES: H. R. 2286. A bill for the relief of Lubomir H. R. 2261. A bill for the relief of Giuseppe H. R . 2315. A bill for the relief of Antonio Pejsa; to the Committee on the Judiciary. (Orejel) Cardenas; to the Committee on the Carollo; to the Committee on the Judiciary. H. R. 2287. A bill for the relief of Gregory By Mr. BATES (by request): Judiciary. Livas; to the Committee on the Judiciary. H. R. 2262. A bill for the relief of Luigi H. R. 2316. A bill for the relief of Charlie Caddeo; to the Committee on the Judiciary. By Mr. HORAN: Sylvester Correll; to the Committee on the By Mr. BOGGS: H. R. ?288. A bill for the relief of Mrs. Judiciary. H. R. 2263. A bill for the relief of Mother Sylvia Simonson; to the Committee on the By Mr. MILLER of Maryland: Maria Maestre Marcos and Mother Bernarda Judiciary. H. R . 2317. A bill for the relief of Paolo Clemente Cosqui; to the Committee on the By Mr. JENKINS: Longo; to the Committee on the Judiciary. Judiciary. H. R. 2289. A bill for the relief of Mrs. Mar By Mr. MORANO: By Mr. BROYHILL (by request): jorie Fligor (nee Sproul}; to the Committee H. R . 2318. A bill for the relief of Osvaldo H . R . 2264. A bill for the relief of Gertrude on the Judiciary. Augusto Riba or Riba-Casal; to the Com Maria Gugerel; to the Committee on the Ju By Mr. JOHNSON of California: . mittee on the Judiciary. diciary. H. R. 2290. A bill for the relief of Pedro H. R. 2319. A bill for the relief of Pericles H. R. 2265. A bill for the relief of Freidun Fermin Bade; to the Committee on the G. Callimanopoulos and his family; to the Kurt Andolsun, his wife, Munevver, and chil- Judiciary. Committee on the Judiciary. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD- HOUSE 307 By Mr. MORGAN: By Mr. SMITH of Wisconsin: H. R. 2356. A bill for the relief of Pal H. R. 2320. A bill for the relief of Marietta H. R. 2338. A bill for the relief of Charles Shiu Chuan; to the Committee on the Ju DiLiberto (nee Bevacqua}; to the Committee F. Bullette; to the Committee on the Judi diciary. on the Judiciary. ciary. H. R. 2357. A bill for the relief of James H. R. 2321. A bill for the relief of Evangelos H. R. 2339. A bill for the relief of Monika Moustakas; to the Committee on the Judi Foradis; to the Committee on the Judiciary. Schefbanker; to the Committee on the Ju ciary. H. R. 2322. A bill to record the lawful ad diciary. H:-R. 2358. A bill for the relief of Pietro mission to the United States for permanent H. R. 2340. A bill for the relief of Edward Murgia; to the Committee on the Judiciary. residence of Fortunato Salamone; to the V. DeFreitas; to the Committee on the Ju H. R. 2359. A bill for the relief of Bernhard Committee on the Judiciary. diciary~ Butsch; to the Committee on the Judiciary. H. R. 2323. A bill for the relief of Mrs. By Mrs. SULLIVAN (by request): H. R. 2360. A bill for the relief of Gloria Eirini Basili Pagonis; to the Committee on H. R. 2341. A bill for the relief of Sister Fan; to the Committee on the Judiciary. Mary Coronita Dacanay; to the Committee H. R. 2361. A bill for the relief of Eliza the Judiciary. beth Ann Giampietro; to the Committee on H. R. 2324. A bill for the relief of Helen on the Judiciary. By Mr. TEAGUE of California: the Judiciary. Zafred Urbanic; to the Committee on the H. R. 2362. A bill for the relief of Emanuel Judiciary. H. R. 2342. A bill for the relief of Robert Frangescos; to the Committee on the Judi H. R. 2325. A bill for the relief of Joseph B. Cooper; to the Committee on the Judi ciary. Santo; to the Committee on the Judiciary. ciary. H. R. 2363. A bill for the relief of Lino By Mr. MOSS: By Mr. VANZANDT (by request): Santi and his wife, Dinora Santi, nee Bales H. R. 2326. A bill for the relief of Mitsuko H. R. 2343. A bill for the relief of Shiou tri; to the Committee on the Judiciary. Miyaoka; to the Committee on the Judiciary. Chuan Sun and E-tu Zen Sun; to the Com H. R. 2364. A bill for the relief of Aldo H. R. 2327. A bill for the relief of Mah Ying mittee on the Judiciary. Martini and his wife, Maria Martini, nee Og; to the Committee on the Judiciary. By Mr. WAINWRIGHT: Balestri; to the Committee on the Judiciary. By Mr. OSMERS: H. R. 2344. A bill for the relief of Arcan By Mr. WALTER (by request): H. R. 2328. A bill for the relief of Geralda gelo Gustaferro; to the Committee on the H. R. 2365. A bill for the relief of Viktor Lillo and Karl Heinz Lillo; to the Committee . Judiciary. Palango, Agnes Palango, and Toivo Palango; on the Judiciary. H. R. 2345. A bill for the relief of Jean to the Committee on the Judiciary. By Mr. ROBSION of Kentucky: Henri Buchet; to the Committee on the By Mr. WILLIAMS of Mississippi: H. R. 2329. A bill for the relief of Kurt Judiciary. H. R. 2366. A bill for the relief of Guy H. Glaser; to the Committee on the Judiciary. H. R. 2346. A bill for the relief of John Davant; to the Committee on the Judiciary. H. R. 2330. A bill for the relief of Mrs. Ju P. Farrar; to the Committee on the Judiciary. By Mr. WILLIAMS of New York: lian C. Barlowe; to the Committee on the H. R. 2347. A bill for the relief of Hein H. R. 2367. A bill for the relief of Joseph Judiciary. rich Wolfgang; to the Committee on the Diana; to the Committee on the Judiciary. Judiciary. By Mr. YATES: · By Mr. ROOSEVELT: H. R. 2368. A bill for the relief of Ranka H. R. 2331. A bill for the relief of Angela H. R. 2348. A bill for the relief of Theo Pejovic Gajic; to the Committee on the Judi Bottkos de Karaday, Laszlo Karaday, Gyongi dora Sammartino; to the Committee on the ciary. Karady, Laszlo Karady, Jr.; to the Commit Judiciary. tee on the Judiciary. By Mr. WALTER: By Mr. SIKES: H. R. 2349. A bill for the relief of Charles PETITIONS, ETC. H. R. 2332. A bill for the relief of Duncan S. Youngcourt; to the Committee on the Under clause 1 of rule XXII, petitions McQuagge; to the Committee on the Judi Judiciary. and papers were laid on the Clerk's desk ciary. H. R. 2350. A bill for the relief of Harry and referred as follows: H. R. 2333 . A bill for the relief of Mrs. Jose Vondas; to the Committee on the Judiciary. phine Greis Ockenfels Rice; to the Commit H. R. 2351. A bill for the relief of Harry 52. By Mr. HAYS of Arkansas: Petition of tee on the Judiciary. Vondas; to the Committee on the Judiciary. the Women's Christian Temperance Union, H. R. 2334. A bill for the relief of Constan Conway, Ark., expressing approval of legisla H. R. 2352. A bill for the relief of Diml tion which would prohibit advertising of al tin Phedon Manoli; to the Committee on the trios Stavros Kapsalis; to the Committee on Judiciary. coholic beverages in interstate commerce; the Judiciary. to the Committee on Interstate and Foreign H. R. 2335. A b111 for the relief of Magda H. R. 2353. A bill for the relief of John Manoli; to the Committee on the Judiciary. Commerce. Odabashian, doctor of medicine; to the Com 53. By the SPEAKER: Petition of the city By Mr. SIMPSON of Illinois: . mittee on the Judiciary. clerk, Chicago, tn., urging Federal aid for H. R. 2336. A bill for the relief of John B. H. R. 2354. A bill for the relief of Basil reconstruction of highway bridges involved Sutter; to the Committee on the Judiciary. Theodossiou; to the Committee on the Ju in the Calumet-Sag project and giving assur By Mr. SIMPSON of Pennsylvania: diciary. ance concerning the Indiana Avenue Bridge H. R. 2337. A bill for the relief of Lothar G. H. R. 2355. A bill for the relief of Maria over the Calumet River; to the Committee See_ger; to the Committee on the Judiciary. Englesis; to the Committee on the Judiciary. on Public Works. · EXTENSIONS OF REMARKS A Program of Financial Aid to Students The Federal Government has now, as of young people who, though qualified in Higher Education and the Crisis in it has had in the past, an active re in all other respects, are financially un sponsibility for the education of our able to continue their education. The Western Leadership youth. This means not only institu active participation of the Federal Gov tional support as under the Morrill ernment may be needed in a variety of EXTENSION OF REMARKS Land-Grant College and University Act ways, for instance, to assist in identi OF of 1862, and special programs on a re fying needy students who should be gional basis in such fields as public health helped. HON. FRANK THOMPSON, JR. and veterinary medicine, but also a con It should be obvious to everyone that OF NEW JERSEY cern for the post-high-school education the minimum need for this Nation in IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES of this Nation's students, who are not the world of today is to hold its own in able, otherwise, to continue their formal all ways against Russian communism Thursday, January 13, 195.5 schooling. The Federal Government's and to attempt to win friends in other Mr. THOMPSON of New Jersey. Mr. responsibility is not merely residual, as countries. These efforts must include Speaker, I am joining with the distin has been maintained by some who have all fields of knowledge such as the nat guished gentleman from Alabama, CARL held important national positions dur ural and social sciences and the humani ELLIOTT, in sponsoring a bill to establish ing the past 2 years but must, for the ties. a program of financial aid to students good of the Nation, be conceived of as a In 1900 the United States spent $2 in higher education. This bill was first dynamic one where the national inter-est per capita on general governmental developed by the United States Office is directly involved. Federal funds tasks as compared to ·$1 per capita on of Education about 2 years ago in coop should be available for this purpose education. In 1953 the Federal educa eration with some 30 leading national where State and local support is lacking tiona1 effort was $76 per capita while organizations in the field of education. in view of the fact of the high percentage general Federal expenditures, including
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