1952 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD - SENATE 2731 the Youth Correct ions Act to the District of the Federal service not by removal for cause; By Mr. KING of Pennsylvania: Columbia; without amendment (Rept. No. to the Commit tee on Post Office and Civil H. R. 7195. A bill for the relief of Harilaos 1629). Referred to the Committee of the Service. . Filippos Ikonomou; to the Committee on the Whole House on the State of the Union. By Mr. DOUGHTON: Judiciary. H. R. 7188. A bill to provide that the add i­ By Mr. MANSFIELD: tional tax imposed by section 2470 (a) (2) H. R. 7196. A bill for the relief of Antonio PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS of the Internal Revenue Code shall not apply Fopp; to the Committee on Int0 rstate and Under clause 3 of rule XXII, public in r_espect of coconut oil produced in, or Foreign Commerce. produced from materials grown in, the Ter­ By Mr. McCARTHY: bills and resolutions were introduced and ritory of the Pacific Islands; to the Com­ H. R. 7197. A bill for the relief of William severally referred as follows: mittee on Ways and Means. E. Ackerknecht; to the Committee on the By Mr. KIRWAN: H. R. 7189. A bill to amend the provisions Judiciary. H. R. 7176. A bill making appropriations of the In ternal Revenue Code which relate By Mr. O'BRIEN of Illinois: for the Department of the Interior for t he to machine guns and short-barreled fire­ H. R. 7198. A bill for the relief of Louis fiscal year ending June 30, 1953, and for oth er arms, so as to impose a tax on the making Joseph Rago; to the Committee on the Judi- purposes; to the Committee on Appropria­ of sawed-off shotguns and to extend such ciary. · tions. provision s to Alaslrn and Hawaii, and for By l\[r. REES of Kansas: By Mr. ENGLE: ot her pu rposes; to the Committee on Ways H. R. 7199. A bill for the relief of Shung H. R. 7177. A bill to authorize works for and M·eans. Yon Rhee; to the Committee on the Judi­ development and furnishing of water sup­ By Mr. HESS: ciary. plies for waterfowl management, lower San H.J. Res. 407. Joint resolution designating Joaquin Valley, Central Valley project, Cali­ the 7-day period beginring October 20, 1952, fornia, and for other purposes; to the Com­ as Clea n er Air Week; to the Committee on PETITIONS, ETC. mittee on Interior and Insular Affairs. the Judiciary. Under clause 1 of rule XXII, petitions By Mr. ANDERSON of California: By Mr. STEED: and papers were laid on the Clerk's desk H. R. 7178. A bill to authorize works for H.J. Res. 408. Joint resolution authorizing and referred as follows: development and furnishing of water sup­ the Commissioner of Labor Statistics to pre­ plies for waterfowl management, lower San pare and publish a Consumers' Price Index 643. By Mr. KELLEY of Pennsylvania. Joaquin Valley, Central Valley project, Cali­ and certain other indexes and budgets; to Resolution of the Woman's Club of Irwin, fornia, and for other purposes; to the Com­ the Committee on Education and Labor. Pa., demanding that immediate steps be taken mittee on Interior and Insular Affairs. By Mr. BARDEN: to increase aircraft production so that, with­ By Mr. ALBERT: H. Res. 585. Resolution authorizing the out delay, the air forces of the United States H. R. 7179. A bill to provide for the fur­ printing of the committee print en titled will be superior in type and number to any ther development of cooperative azricultural "Federal Educational Activities and Educa­ other in the world; to the Committee on extension work; to the Committee on Agri­ t ional Issues Before Congress" as a House Armed Services. culture. document; to ~he Committee on House Ad­ 644. By Mr. PRESTON: Petition of the By Mr. THOMPSON of T~ xas: ministration. Uvalda (Ga.) Lions Club, relative to preserva­ H. R. 7180. A bill to provide for the fur­ tion of constitutional government; to the ther development of cooperative agricultural Committee on the Judiciary. extension work; to the Committe~ on Agri­ MEMORIALS 645. By Mr. SMITH of Wisconsin: Resolu­ culture. Under clause 3 of rule XXII, me­ tion of the Walworth County Taxpayers Asso­ By Mr. BERRY: ciation, that Congress be urged to take H. R. 7181. A bill to approp1·iate $25,000,000 morials were presented and referred as note of the recommendations of its biparti­ for the establishment of laboratories for re­ follows: san fact-finding bodies such as the Hoover search and study of foot-and-mouth disease By Mr. GOODWIN: Resolution of the Mas­ Commission, and adopt their recommenda­ and other animal diseases, as authorized by sachusetts Legislature, memorializing Con­ tions as a move toward balancing the Federal section 12 of the act of May 29, 1884, as gress to place a limitation upon the amount budget, reducing Federal debt, and placing amended; to the Committee on Appropria­ of money to be spent by the Federal Govern­ the Federal Government on an efficient and tions. ment; to the Committee on the Judiciary. sound :financial basis; to the Committee on By Mr. HARVEY: By Mr. HESELTON: Resolution of the Gen­ Expenditures in the Executive Departments. H. R. 7182. A bill to provide for the deduc­ eral Court of the Commonwealth of Mas­ 646. Also, resolution of the Milwaukee tion by a divorced husband of certain pay­ sachusetts, memorializing Congress to place County Highway Committee, requesting the ments for the support of minor children, for a limitation upon the amount of money to Wisconsin Senators and Congressmen to the reduction of the exemptions claimed by be spent by the Federal Government; to the assist in obtaining such radar equipment for the divorced wife in such cases, and for other Committee on the Judiciary. General Mitchell Field; to the Committee on purposes; to the Committee on Ways and By Mr. MARTIN of Massachusets: Rernlu­ Interstate and Foreign Commerce. ' Means. tion of the General Court of Massachusetts, By Mr. SIMPSON of Pennsylvania: memorializing Congress to place a limitation I I ..... •• H. R. 7183. A bill to amend section 112 (n) upon the amount of money to be spent by of the Internal Revenue Code (relating to the Federal Government; to the Committee SENATE nonrecognition of gain from sale or exchange on the Judiciary. of residence) with respect to persons serving By the SPEAKER: Memorial of the Legis­ MONDAY, MARCH 24, 1952 - on active duty with the Armed ·Forces·of the lature of the· State of Massachusetts, me­ United States; to the Committee on Ways morializing the President· and the Congress The Chaplain, Rev. Frederick Brown and Means. of the United States· to place a limitation Harris, D. D., offered the following By Mr. WITHROW: upon the amount of money to be spent by H. R. 7184. A bill to amend the act of July the Federal Government; to the Committee­ prayer: 6, 1945, as amended (Public Law 134, 79th on the Judiciary. Almighty and most gracious God, Cong.), to provide overtime compensation whose mercy is from everlasting to ever­ for employees of the postal transportation service for service in excess of 32 hours per­ PRIVATE BILLS AND RE30LUTIONS lasting and whose goodness is new every formed in any calendar week in which a morning and fresh every evening: We . holiday oecu·rs; to the Committee · on Post Under clause 1 of rule xXII, private bow before Thee in contrition and grati­ Office and Civil Service. -bills and resolutions were introduced and tude. In Thy light we- would find wis­ By Mr. McKINNON: severally referred as follows; dom for each perplexity, strength for H. R. 7185. A bill to provide for research By Mr. ANFUSO: each testing situation, safe guidance into and demonstration of practical means H. R. 7190. A bill for the relief of Vincenzo through every peril, and courage for for the economical production, from sea or Como; to the Committee on the Judiciary. every emergency. other saline waters, of water suitable for H. R. 7191. A bill for the relief of Antonio agricultural, industrial, municipal, and Messina; to the Committee on the Judi­ We thank Thee for our ability to re­ other beneficial consumptive uses, and for ciary. spond to good impulses. Incline our other purposes; to the Committee on Interior H. R. 7192. A bill for the relief of Luigi hearts to obey every beckoning finger and Insular Affairs. Rizzi, also known as Louis Rizzi; to the Com­ which invites our souls to larger life. By Mr. CLEMENTE: mittee on the Judiciary. Make us eager to translate the glowing H. R. 71£6. A bill to amend title 28, United By Mr. BLATNIK: impulse into the worthy deed. Give us States Code, to require Federal grand and H. R. 7193. A bill for the relief of Marina ·a divine discontent with low levels o-f petit jurors to take an oath of allegiance and George Loizas Kellis; to the Committee on lif~ - subscrite to an affidavit, and for other pur­ the Judiciary. poses; to the Committee on the Judiciary. By Mr. -KEARNS: We bririg our Nation to Thy throne. H. R. 7187. A bill to provide reduced annui­ H. R. 7194 .- A bill for the relief of Adaman­ Protect, preserve, and unify our people. ties S\t age 55 after 15 years of civilian serv­ . . tios Niamonitakis; · to the Committee on the · May we see Thee as th~ guardiaa of- our ice for persons involuntarily separated from Judiciary. Republic and the keeper of our destiny. 2732 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD- SENATE March 24 In this time on ages telling, endue with ing communications and letters, which PETITIONS AND MEMORIALS wisdom our leaders. And grant that this were referred as indicated: Petitions, etc., were laid before the Nation, made and preserved by Thy REVISION OF A PROPOSED SUPPLEMENTAL AP­ Senate and referred as indicated: power, may be a channel of blessing to PROPRIATION, DEPARTMENT OF LABOR (S. Doc. By the ACTING PRESIDENT pro tem­ all nations of the earth. Amen. No. 109) pore: A communication from the President of the Resolutions of the General Court of the United States, transmitting a revision of a Commonwealth of Massachusetts; to the DESIGNATION OF ACTING PRESIDENT Committee on Government Operations : PRO TEMPORE proposed supplemental appropriation for the .· Department of Labor, fiscal year 1952, in the "Resolutions memorializing Congress to place The Chief Clerk read the following amount of $110,000 (with an accompanying a limitation upon the amount of money to letter : paper); to the Committee on Appropriations be spent by the Federal Government UNITED STATF.s SENATE, and ordered to be printed. "Resolved, That the General Court of Mas- PRESIDENT Pao TEMPORE, sachusetts urges the Congress of the United Washington, D. C., March 24, 1952. PROPOSED SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATION, RENE• States to enact legislation in accordance To the Senate: GOTIATION BOARD (S. Doc. No. 110) with House Joint Resolution 352 of the Being temporarily absent from the Senate, A communication from the President of Eighty-second Congress; and be it further I appoint Hon. JOHN C. STENNIS, a Senator "Resolved, That copies of these resolu­ from the State of Mississippi, to perform the United States, transmitting a proposed supplemental appropriation for the Renego­ tions be sent forthwith by the secretary of the duties of the Chair during my absence. the Commonwealth to the President of the KENNETH MCKELLAR, tiation Board, in the amount of $300,000, United States, to the presiding officer of each President pro tempore. fiscal year 1952 (with an accompanying paper); to the Committ~ on Appropriations branch of Congress, and to the Members Mr. STENNIS thereupon took the and ordered to be printed. thereof from this Commonwealth. chair as acting President pro tempore. "In house of representatives, adopted, REPORT OF FOREIGN-TRADE ZONES BOARD March 4, 1952. A letter from th~ Secretary of Commerce, "LAWRENCE R. GROVE, THE JOURNAL transmitting, pursuant to law, a report of the "Clerk. On request of Mr. McFARLAND, and by Foreign-Trade Zones Board for the fiscal year "In senate, adopted, in concurrence, March unanimous consent, the reading of the ended June 30, 1951 (with an accompany­ 10, 1952. Journal of the proceedings of Thurs­ ing report); to the Committee on Finance. "IRVING N. HAYDEN, "Clerk." day, March 20, 1952, was dispensed REPORT ON FOREIGN ExCESS PERSONAL PROP- with. ERTY DISPOSAL A resolution adopted by Boynton Beach A letter from the Secretary of the Army, Townsend Club, No. 1, and senior citizens of transmitting, pursuant to law, a report of southern Palm Beach County, Fla., favoring MSSSAGES FROM THE PRESIDENT­ the enactment of the so-called Townsend APPROVAL OF BILL the Department of the Army relating to the disposal of Army excess personal property plan to provide old-age assistance; to the Messages in writing from the President located in areas outside the continental Committee on Finance. o:t the United States were communicated United States, Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, A letter in the nature of a memorial from and the Virgin Islands, for the calendar year the Jewish Forum, New York, N. Y., relating to the Senate by Mr. Miller, one of his to the establishment of a Nation-wide day secretaries, and he announced that on 1951 (with an accompanying report); to the Committee on Government Operations. of prayer every year on a day other than March 20, 1952, the President had ap­ Sunday; to the Committee on the Judiciary. proved and signed the act DELAWARE, AND MARYLAND TRANSPORTATION PROBLEMS IN WASH­ illegally. A letter from the Secretary of Agriculture, INGTON METROPOLITAN AREA-RESO­ transmitting, pursuant to law, a survey re­ LUTIONS OF PRINCE GEORGES BOARD port dated October 1950, together with ac­ OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS AND MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE companying papers and illustrations of the MONTGOMERY COUNTY CIVIC FEDER­ Delaware River watershed in New York, ATION, MARYLAND A message from the House of Repre­ Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, and sentatives, by Mr. Snader, its assistant Maryland (with acompanying papers); to Mr. BUTLER of Maryland. Mr. Presi­ reading clerk, announced that the House the Committee on Public Works. dent, I present for appropriate refer­ ence, and ask unanimous consent to had passed a bill United States Senate. The significance 1s twofold: (1) The con.. DEAR SENATOR LEHMAN: Your constituents the Governor's authority. For instance, the constitution takes from the Governor his stitution creates a more democratic struc­ in New York City (particularly in the Eight­ ture of government and division of powers eenth Congressional District where I have supervisory power to suspend habeas corpus. While he can still proclaim martial law, the than under the organic act, and (2) it is lived and voted) include some tens of part of a process of great political dignity thousands cf United States citizens who legislature can repeal it; and it can also override the Governor's veto by a two-third based on free agreement between Congress were born on the island of Puerto Rico. As and our people. It adds to the stature of the you know, I am one of them. While it hap­ vote. The Governor insisted (and let us not forget in this connection that he is the United States in our moral fight against pens in my own case that my parents were communism. merely temporary residents, spending very leader, with a tremendous personal popu­ larity, of the party which came into power The constitution divests the Governor of few years there, the island's welfare has al­ many powers that he has had since 1900 ways been a matter of great personal inter­ by a landslide vote) upon inclusion of con­ stitutional guaranties that minorities shall under the organic acts, enhancing thereby est for me, and I was delighted last year the powers of the legislative and of the judi­ when my native town of Juncos honored me always have adequate representation in the legislature. Those guaranties, I may add, ciary. Under the organic act the Gover­ by the designation of a "favorite son." nor's :ret~ was practically absolu'te; under the Consequently, I have a double source of have been incorporated in the Puerto Rican Constitution with a respect for minority constitut10n, the legislature can override it gratification, as a citizen of the United by two-thirds majority. Under the organic States whose birthplace was Puerto Rico, in opinion rarely paralleled in political history. There can be no doubt that the constitu­ a~t, the Governor could declare martial law t he overwhelming approval which Puerto without any check from the legislature. Rican voters gave on Monday, March 3, to tion is a worthy contribution to the political economy of our time. In the words of Gov­ Un?er the constitution just approved, the the constitution drafted by a constitutional legislature must get together immediately at convention elected by themselves, and au­ ernor Mufioz Marin, the first elective Gover­ nor in Puerto Rico's 460 years of recorded its own call upon a declaration of martial thorized at the unanimous request of their law to approve or disapprove it, and in all own legislature by the unanimous vote of history, "it demonstrates eloquently both the democratic maturity of the Puerto Rican cases it is subject to judicial review as to its both Houses of the Congress of the United justification. The Governor could suspend States. people and the democratic justice of the United States. Congress and our Puerto the writ ~f habeas corpus indefinitely under There now remains only the final step: the orgamc act; under the constitution only Ratification of the const itution by Con­ Rican voters," he said, "are creating a new manner of freedom in the relationship be­ the legislature can suspend the writ of ha­ gress. The purpose of this letter is to call beas corpus, subject to judicial review. Un­ to your attention the importance of ratifica­ tween peoples of different cultural origins and equal democrat!'.} rights." Puerto Rico der the constitution only a foreign or revo­ tion as speedily as . possible. It is my con­ is the unanswerable proof that the United lutionary enemy by force can close the courts viction that it ls hardly less important to even under martial law. the United States as a whole than it is to States is not an imperialist nation despoti­ cally striving to build a colonial empire, but Under the organic act the attorney gen­ Puert o Rico. I am taking the liberty of er'.11, appointed by the Governor, is the ad­ writing y9u about the matter because I re­ a free democracy zealously defending and ex­ tending democratic freedom. mmistrator of the courts; under the consti­ member your very sympathetic interest in tution the chief justice of the supreme Puerto Rico when I appeared before the Com­ Since the constitution is the tangible ex­ pression of this fact, the incontrovertible court, appointed for life and removable only mittee on Interior and Insular Affairs in by impeachment, 1s the administrator of the support of S. 3336 on May 17, 1950, pursuant piece of evidence, it 1s obviously to the best interests of the United States that it whole judicial system. A new feature of the to which the constitution was placed before constitution is that the legislature cannot the voters of Puerto Rico. be approved by the Congress at the earliest possible date, so that it may speedily go into increase or decrease the number of judges It is important to us as a people because of the supreme court unless it is at the re­ the new status given Puerto Rico by this effect. The constitution of Puerto Rico is a telling answer to the barefaced lies, the quest of the court itself. Under the oraanic constitution, a status chosen and carefully act the auditor was a part of the exem;tive· worked out by Puerto Ricans themselves poisoned innuendoes, the cunning distor­ tions, which communism and terrorism· are under the constitution the auditor is re: in accordance with a pattern which they sponsible to the legislature and serves for a believe fits the island's needs and fills out employing assiduously against the United States, using the patient, forbearing and long term of years. Under the organic act with mutual satisfaction its relationship to 1f the majority part y had a large percentaa ~ the United States, ls proof incontrovertible patriotic people of Puerto Rico as involun­ tary subjects of their libels. I am therefore of the votes, minorities elected a r'diculousl y of the good faith of our people and· our small membership to the legislative houses; Government in dealing with the island. It urging you in my own behalf and that of your other constituents, of whatever racial under the constitution minorities are prac­ is proof no less substantial of the solidarity tically guaranteed having one-third of the of the Puerto Rican people with their fellow or linguistic background who have at heart the best interests of the United States, to seats in each house, even if they are not very c' l;izens in the continental United States, strong in the districts. Under the organic and of their u nwavering adherence to the do what you can to bring the constitution of Puerto Rico to the speedy consideration •act the legislature could abolish courts of principles of our common democracy. I and the overwhelming vote of approval justice and thereby legislate judges out, and should like to make special mention here on one occasion did so; under the constitu­ of the devoted service of the Honorable AN­ which it so richly deserves. Sincerely yours, tion judges will serve to the end of their TONIO F'ERN6s-IsERN, Resident Commissioner terms even in the case of the legislature of Puerto Rico, in introducing the bill which EDWARD G. MILLER, Jr., Assistant Secretary. abolishing their courts. authorized Puerto Rico t o write its own con­ Many of these extensions of democracy in stitution and in acting as president of the the constitution. I am proud to say. have constitutional convention. LA FORTALEZA, been adopted at my own motion. Among In accordance with the new constitution, San Juan, P. R., March 5, 1952. them the placing of court administration Puerto Rico will have a unique relationship The Ho:norable HERBERT H. LEHMAN, under the chief justice of the supreme court With the United States Government: That of United States Senate, instead of under the attorney general; the an associated fr~e state, a commonwealth. Washington, D. C. transfer of the power to suspend habeas cor­ Puerto Rico Will make its own laws, elect its DEAR SENATOR LEHMAN: First of all, let me pus to the legislature .and the strict limita­ own legislature and its own government, ap­ express to you my deep gratitude for your tion of the _Governor's power as to martial point its own supreme court justices, col- able and generous defense of this govern- law to the first few hours of its declaration. 1952 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD - SENATE 2735 Bear in mind that habeas corpus has never for a quorum call be rescinded and that There being no objection, the Senate been suspended nor martial law declared in further proceedings under the call be proceeded to consider the bill J, and 2738 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD - SENATE March 2/,, intellectual center of the South then and The ACTING PRESIDENT pro tem­ After considering that point, the com­ now: Now, therefore, be it . pore. Objection being heard, the bill mittee felt that it was well made; and The ACTING PRESIDENT pro tem­ will be passed over. the bill as reported provides for that pore. Without objection, Senate Joint discretion regarding the right-of-way. Resolution 22 is indefinitely postponed. Let me point out that there is a new BILLS PASSED OVER problem, namely, the location of relay The bill ." The Senate proceeded to consider the The ACTING PRESIDENT pro tem­ The amendment of the Committee on bill MONTANA bill

of Geneva, Ill., the sum of $5,012.17, in full FOREIGN AGENTS REGISTRATION ACT O~ tion-service employee, or who is engaged in satisfaction of his claim against the United 1938, AS AMENDED the preparation or dissemination of political States for reimbursement of medical and propaganda shall be so recognized." hospital expenses incurred by him as a result The bill (S. 2611) to a.mend section 3 of injuries. sustained when a plane he was {a) of the Foreign Agents Registration piloting crashed on August 5, 1942, at which Act of 1938, as amended, was announced ELISABETH MUELLER time he was an aviation cadet in the United as next in order. The Senate proceeded to consider the States Naval Reserve and participating in a Mr. SCHOEPPEL. Mr. President, may civilian pilot training course sponsored by bill (S. 2672) for the relief of Elisabeth the Civil Aeronautics Administration but was we have an explanation of Senate bill Mueller, which had been reported from not entitled to full medical care and hospi­ 2611? the Committee on the Judiciary with an talization at Government expense due to his The ACTING PRESIDENT pro tem­ amendment, in; line 5, after the name inactive duty status: Provided, That no part pore. An explanation is requested. ''Mueller", to insert "(also known as of the amount appropriated in this act in · Mr. MC'CARRAN. Mr. President, this· Elizabeth Philbrick), so as to make the excess of 10 percent thereof shall be paid bill would strengthen the Foreign Ag en ts bill read: or delivered to or received by any agent or Registration Act by requiring the regis­ Be it enacted, etc., That, for the purposes attorney on account of services rendered· in tration of every diplomatic or consular connection with this claim, and the same of sections 4 (a) and 9 of the Immigration shall be unlawful, any contract to the con­ officer of a foreign government who is Act of 1924, as amended, the minor child, trary notwithstanding. Any person violat­ engaged in the preparation or dissemina­ Elisabeth Mueller (also known as Elizabeth ing the provisions of. this act shall be deemed tion of political propaganda. The For­ Philbrick), shall be held and considered to be guilty of a misdemeanor and upon convic­ eign Agents Registration Act is basically the natural-born alien child of Chief Warrant tion thereof shall be fined in any sum not designed to cause the disclosure of the Ofllcer and Mrs. Alton H. Philbrick, citizens exceeding $1,000. identity of certain agents in the United of the United States. States of foreign principals, and the The amendment was agreed to. STEPHEN GOROVE filing and labeling of political propa­ The bill was ordered to be engrossed ganda which these agents disseminate in for a third reading, read the third time, The bill the Vignetti, John Lawrence, 6410A. some progress on it and may dispose of it Senate took a recess until tomorrow, Bondhus, John 0., Jr., 6411A. rapidly. Tuesday, March 25, 1952, at 12 o'clock Martin, Stanley Everet, 6413A. XKommers, William Westover, 6414A. meridian. Magrill, Arthur Edwin, 6416A. OVERPOPULATION IN PARTS OF WESTERN Harris, Richard Clayton, Jr., 6424A. Hall, Joseph Andrew, 6426A. EUROP~MESSAGE FROM THE PRESI· NOMINATIONS X Atkins, James Martin, 6428A. DENT (H. DOC. NO. 400) Executive nominations received by the XDenton, John Hartig, 6433A. The ACTING PRESIDENT pro tem­ Senate March 24, 1952: Belgard, John Robert, 6436A. pore laid before the Senate a message DIPLOMATIC AND FOREIGN SERVICE Watkins, John Raymond, 6445A. X Coburn, Blaine K., 6447A. from the President of the United States, George P. Shaw, of Texas, a Foreign Serv­ X Ziegeweid, Eugene Joseph, 6448A. relating to the problems arising from the ice officer of class 1, now Ambassador Ex­ X Miles, Charles Clinton, 6450A. present world crisis created by the over­ traordinary and Plenipotentiary to El Sal­ Stafford, Gordon Howard, 6454A. vador, to be Ambassador Extraordinary and Watson, Richard Clark, 6455A. population in parts of Western Europe, Plenipotentiary of the United States of which was referred to the Committee on X Urban, Emil Lewis, 6460A America to_Paraguay, vice Howard H. Tewks­ Gilbert, John Holman, Jr., 6463A. the Judiciary. bury, resigned. Hamilton, Frank Alexander, 6474A. (For President's message, today's pro­ Angier Biddle Duke, of New _York, to be Raymond, William Henry, Jr., 6476A. ceedings of the House of Representa­ Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipoten­ Walker, John Henry, 6483A. tiary of the United States of America to El tives, see pp. 2758-2761.) Schwengels, Forrest Victor, 6485A. Salvador, vice George P. Shaw. Kraft, Eugene John, 6490A. IN THE ARMY Davis, Jesse Charles, 6492A. EXECUTIVE MESSAGES REFERRED The following-named person for appoint­ X Miller, Kenneth Robert, 6493A. ment in the Army Nurse Corps, Regular Army Williams, Richard Arnold, 6498A. As in executive session, of the United States, in the grade of second Roberts, Joe Edward, 6499A. The ACTING PRESIDENT pro tem­ lieutenant, under the provisions of Public McEvoy, Edwin Walter, 6506A. pore laid before the Senate messages Law 36, Eightieth Congress, subject to physi­ Murray, Norman Leroy, 6513A. from the President of the United States cal qualification: Anderson, John McLemore, Jr., 6514A. Rosa M. Belle, N900254. Dennis, Cnarles Gardner, 6515A. submitting sundry nominations, which Duke, Wi~liam Francis, 6521A. were referred to the appropriate com- PROMOTIONS IN THE AIR FORCE Manuel, Earl H., 6523A. mittees. . The following-named officers for promo­ Boone, Lewis Perkins, Jr., 6524A. f State with respect to the agreement. :xMurphy, Edward Aloysius, Jr., 6323A. Willis, Lloy Cecil, 6828A. Root, George Raymond, 6326A. Woodruff, David Terry, 6829A. HARRY S. TRUMAN. Haist, Glade F., 6333A. Ferrelle, Charles Harvey, Jr., 6835A. THE WHITE HOUSE, March 24, 1952. Scott, Travis Moran, 6352A. X Sanborn, Bert Sumner, 6845A. Maples, Clyde Alexander, 6354A. . Lucas, Noel Alex, 6370A. Smith, William Kirkland, 6895A. 1952 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD - SENATE 2753 Bachman, Lawrence Frederick, 6896A. Conley, David Morrow, 7543A. X Tyler, James Otey, 9168A. Geer, John Henry, 6905A. Nelson, Arthur Lewis, 7545A. ·sours, Robert John, 9179A. X Schlukbier, Alvin George, 6909A. Wight, Carroll Herb~rt, 7555A. X Markham, Theon Edward, 9180A. Donuma, Cyril Raymond, 6910A. X Blehm, Harold Emanuel, 7566A. X Garvin, Earl John, 9181A. Shotwell, William Bedford, 6915A. Davis, Harvey Milton, 7642A. Brewer, Edwin Henry, 9208A. Roderick, Walter Henry, 6923A. X Collis, Edwin Martin, Jr., 7647A. Renaud, Louis Clement, 9213A. Marks, Robert Joseph, 6927A. Medvedeff, Harold Cyril, 7653A. Rowntree, Ruth Ellen, 21280W. Brown, Albert Kenneth, 6929A. Mullis, Roy Winston, 7687A. Cannon, James, 9303A. Jones, Grafton Kenneth, 6931A. X Jarvie, William John, 7688A. Lamb, Hal William, 9344A. Echols, George Blakey, Jr., 6933A. Brown, Robert Bruce, 7689A. X Smith, Charles Chesely, 9354A. XYoung, Gail, 6937A. McCord, Louis Broughton, 7694A. Knox, Glen Edward, 9365A. x Nuthall, Alfred Jack, 6939A. XSchmoldt, Harold Dale Louis, 7697A. Robertson, Lawrence Russell, 9367A. B yrd, Bacchus Bright, Jr., 6949A. Ryan, Richard. Eugene, 7698A. Pletcher, Gaylord Lorenzo, 9378A. Schenk, Norbert Rieder, 6950A. Murray, David Hugh, 7700A. Murphy, Benjamin Styles, 9421A. Sorrell, LaRue Scott, 6958A. X J ackson, Elwin Henry, 7705A. Stevenson, John Thomas, 9448A. Berry, Lon Bernard, 6960A. . McElhone, J ames Thomas, 7712A. Knapp, Robert Harold, 9465A. DeMelik, Andrew Arthur, 6964A. Sanders, William Breeding, 7753A. Parris, Harry Neil, 9487A. Pearson, Harvey Albert, 6969A. Wallace, Robert Davis, 7757A. Thompson, Mary Shull, 21285W. Avery, Edwards Stephen, 6972A. X Stevens, Kenneth Ray, 7766A. X Ellingson, Elsie Ovedia, 21287W. Murrah, Idas Tolbert, 6979A. Muller, James LeRoy, 7774A. Waller, Walter Ralph, Jr., 9549A. S teiner, Irvin Carl, 6988A. Cox, Eugene Wesley, 7803A. X Ryan, William George, 9555A. Cooke, Sherman Cecil, 6990A . . Trotter, Claude Augustus, Jr., 7830A. Hansinger, Michael John, 9561A. White, Andrew Milton, 6991A. Goodrich, Earle,_£\rthur, 7837A. X Kolody, Walter John, 9598A. Voruz, Herbert George, Jr., 6994A. Watts, R alph Kenton, 7844A. · X Bossardet, Charles Walter, 9612A. Smith, Richard Earl, 6998A. X St ewart, Toin Benjamin, 7854A. Slusher, John Thomas, 9614A. Chessington, James Buell, Jr., 7002A. Founds, Joseph William, 7873A. Bell, Homer Clark, Jr., 9652A. Cooper, James Howard, 7004A. Montgomery, Douglas Murray, 7874A. Howard, James P aul, 9660A. Butler, Henry Forde, 7008A. X Rehrer, Harvey Eugene, 7882A. x Allenby, Donald Roscoe, 9673A. Watson, William Burdette, 7011A. Suehr, Richard Charles, 7886A. x Balliet,· William Edward, 9683A. Wright, Wallace Ashley, 7015A. Ridings, Charles .Hbert, 7948A. Benedict, William Pershing, 9685A. Bertsch, William Preston, 7020A. X Hunt, Marvin Louis, 7951A. X Lovett, John Rossignol, 9849A. Klingbiel, Sherman Fredrick, 7021A. Shadell, Kenneth Lee, 7959A. x Gillmore, Lawrence John, 9859A. Tracy, Henry Lewis, 7029A. Cobb, Melvin Burdette, 7966A. Arnold, William Clyde, 9869A. X Engels, Anthony Mathias, 7033A. F ava, James Archie, 7981A. Bachtell, Robert Carithers, 9891A. Butcher, William Andrew, Jr., 7035A. Nold, Ewell Kay, Jr., 7983A. F lannagan, Mary Elizabeth, ~1293W. x Frey, Robert William, 7038A. X Donohue, Timothy Willard, 7995A. P owers, Harold Milledge, 9906A. Gail, Elmer Charles, Jr., 7039A. Buckley, William Arthur, 7998A. Driessel, Sylvester John, Jr., 9944A. Beresford, Harry Edward, Jr., 7041A. Wenk, Walter Rudolph, 8000A. J ohnson, Robert Jay David, 9947A. Thompson, Jesse Duncan, 7116A. Smith, William Kennett . 8002A. X Hearn, James Andrew, 9979A. Briggs, Leon Arthur, 7117A. Hull, Robert Richard, 8003A. Larson, James Russell, 10026A. Freese, Ralph Earl, 7119A. McGee, Donald Charles, 8108A. Bowen, William Douglas, 10054A. X Trimble, Harry White, 7127A. House, A. T., Jr., 8130A. X Hall, P aul Morgen, 10069A. X Bowen, Jarette DeLeslie, 7130A. Newbury, Edward Stewart Elder, 8144A. G ary, Virginia Spence, 21296W. X Martin, Thomas Edward, 7142A. Johnson, Clarence Trevitt, Jr., 8154A. T eller, J. Craig, 10184A. XButler, Robert Andrew, 7143A. Carter, Clifford Gordon, 8159A. Hough, Luther Walker, Jr., 10193A. Finan, George Keith, 7146A. Workman, Bryant Arthur, 8201A. Agostinho, Robert Joseph, 10204A. Pratt, Jean Gardner, 7151A. X Nunn, John Walter, 8245A. X Couch, Paul Frederick, 10227A. Hohlaus, Kenneth Herman, 7162A. Coonan, Daniel Joseph, Jr., 8247A. X Wayne, Byron Mitchell, 10234A McNamara, James Fredric, 7167A. P a ulson, Myhre Elroy, 8319A. Machemer, Carl Conrad, 10251A. Jolly, Hoyt Avery, Jr., 7180A. Runner, Paul Charles, 8350A. Kilness, Kenneth F reeman, 10255A. H ays, Nathan Bourne, 7188A. X King, William Gregg, Jr., 8356A. Bashant, Norman William, 10256A. X Gerhart, Quinter Paul, 7189A. Biscayart, Jules Dominique, 8374A. Cantor, Al, 10257A. Veatch, Bernard Willmore, 7197A. Berger, Raymond John, 8392A. Evens, Bruce Harvey, 10259A. Hoewing, Ralph Clair, 7198A. X Francis, Roderick Leland, 8421A. Williams, Owen James, 10261A. x Fishburn, James Butterfield, 7201A. x Herman, Boyd Francis, 8422A. X Specht, Leonard Harvey, 10262A. X McFall, Silver Ray, 7203A. Waldroup, Marvin Martin, Jr., 8426A. Malmgren, Victor Paul, 10263A. Stevenson, Robert John, 7209A. Seiler, James Richard, 8429A. Mc!lhaney, Sam Frank, 10264A. Woida, Joseph Anthony, 7215A. Odren, Harry Melvin, 8492A. Gilkerson, Harold Raymond, 10265A. Bogda, Michael Philip, Jr., 7216A. Bentley, Delwin Dale, 8528A. Knisely, James William, 10267A. Duncan, Edward Keytron, 7236A. X Glover, Donald Sheldon, 8547A. XMcKenny, Donald Charles, 10268A. xYcWalters, Frank William, 7264A. Wheeler, Frederick Grant, 8553A. X Krep~ , Conrad, 10269A. Fatzinger, Charles William, Jr., 7272A. Kramer, Robert Herman, 8579A. Lee, Merle Julian, 10270A. x Mccraw, Ruth, 21268W. Carter, John Davis, 8580A. Swan, Frederic Ferris, 10271A. Brown, John Robert, Jr., 7334A. Wigbels, Lawrence Gerrard, 8586A. X Downing, Alvin Joseph, 10272A. Carruth, Francis Sumner, 7341A. Dawson, William Stone, 8597A. Trewitt, Harvey Sidney, Jr., 10274A. X Aszman, Burton Hughes, 7342A. Greensides, Lawrence Aubry, 8606A. Keith, Benjamin Martin, Jr., 10276A. Courchene, Alberta Marie, 21270W. X Morrison, Bruce Lamont, 8672A. Delanoy, Charles Wesley, 10277A. Folts, John Lloyd, 7387A. X Millin, John Andrew, Jr., 8722A. Nicholson, William Stevens, 10279A. Huey, Stanley George, 7393A. X Hickam bottom, Verdia May, 21274W. McDonald, Paul Roger, 10280A. Sydnor, Robert Austin, 7395A. Blanchard, Virginia Marie, 21276W. Adams, Charley John, 10281A. Neill, William Howard, 18093A. X Nading, William Donald, 8804A. Rogers, Robert Charles, 10284A. Chapman, Benjamin Frank, 7402A. Treland, Oscar, 8818A. Erspamer, Curtis Richard, 10285A. Kelly, Thomas Clyde, 7411A. Scott, George Edward, 8820A. X Park, Lionel Ormandy, 10286A. x Egan, John Lloyd, 7414A. Paulsen, Daniel Henry, 8823A. Farrell, John Edward, 2d, 10288A. XBoedeker, Charles Wilson, 7418A: Kane, Raymond Joseph, Jr., 8845A. Wojdyla, Henry Edward, 10289A. Booth, Elmer Ellsworth, 7424A. Giffin, Charles Wallace, Jr., 8854A. X Gordon, Anyan Allison, 10290A. Jones, Frank George, 7431A. Weller, Russell Kenneth, 8865A. Kendig, Robert Lintner, 10291A. Brown, John Henry, Jr., 7433A. X Pedeza, Edwin Felix, 8888A. Conley, Bruce Roff, 10292A. Barton, John Richard, 7450A. XMcCarthy, Wayne George, 8911A. Brown, Ned Halstead, 10293A. Crandall, Thomas Oakey, 7460A. Marshall, Leonard Samuel, 8951A. Smith, Harold Vincent, 10295A. Bowden, Theodore Watrous, 7467A. Braden, James Savage, 8952A. Champion, Patrick David, 10296A. Selling, Holger Arthur, 7468A. Schmidt, Herman J ames, 8962A. X Wood, Willis Herbert, 10297A. · Irwin, Robert Bigelow, 7474A. X Guerin, Merrill Robert, 8980A. Beckham, Vance Wesley, 10299A. Rosenthal, Herbert, 7484A. XWilfong, John J ay, 8983A. Hooker, Freeman Fernando, 10300A. Miller, George Lyon, 7494A. XPeschel, Viola May, 21277W. Fortner, John William, 10301A. x Swanson, Darwin Earl, 7496A. Bussey, Donald Glenn, 9010A. Davis, Charles Irving, Jr., 10302A. X Noriega, Virgil, 7507A. X Comstock, Harold Elwood, 9104A. XMcLean, Lawrence Sylvester, 10304A. Rhoads, Frank Hayden, 7515A. X Milowski, Walter John, 9111A. Thomas, William Kirby, 103~7A. Davis, Green Robinson, Jr., 7525A. Brewster, John Howard, 9113A. Hickman, John Clark, 10308A. Wallen, Francis Leroy, 7528A. Fisher, Jack Charles, Jr., 91291\. Manship, Joseph, 10309A. Bauer, Maurice Hatter, -7534A. Coffield, Peter Lewis, 9150A. 'XMende, Robert Gerald, 10310A. Salter, Richard D., 7536A. X Stokely, Joe Edwin, 6396A. .XKunde, Clinton Myhre, 10311A. Riley, Lewis Robert, 7537A. Jackson, William Cole, 9167A. Knauber, Leo Von Molkie, 10312A. 2754 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD - SENATE March 24

Huguley, Edward Amos, 10313A. Kristoff, Joseph Michael, 16743A. Williams, George Alexander, Jr., 16843A. X Stewart, Raymond Ronald, 10314A. X Gruben, James Fred, 16744A. Smith, Vernon Monroe, 16844A. Shellito, Robert Thomas, 10316A. Burgmeier, John Joseph, 16745A. X Neville, Albert Roland, Jr., 16845A. Snodgrass, James Pope, 10318A. XPetree, Harold Wendell, 16746A. Basham, Ray . Scott, 16846A. Caldcleugh, Clarence Milton, 10319A. Flaig, John Boyd, 16747A. Smith, Robert Mcchesney, 16847A. Gordon, Benjamin, 10320A. Dano, Donald Eugene, 16748A. Moran, William King, Jr., 16848A. X Oehlman, Gene W ., 10321A. Fisher, Ellis Leroy, 16749A. Swain, Harold Dow, Jr., 16850A. Freed, Lyle Chalmers, 10322A. X Novotny, Robert Allen, 16750A. Skelton, Chester Arthur, Jr., 16851A. · Harvey, Luther Rockwood, 10325A. Smith, Donald Howard, 19782A. Barnett, Charles Edward, 16853A. Floyd , Percy Mellor, Jr., 10326A. Hansen, Leroy Perry, 16751A. Davies, Franklin Case, 16854A. Whitescarver, John Thomas, 10327A. Lewis, Russell Lamar, 16752A. Stick, Henry Hull, 16855A. Hamilton, George Granville, 10328A. XDavis, William Everett, Jr., 16753A. Valpey, Robert Graham, 16856A. Ladner, Pat Harrison, 10329A. Johnston, William Daniel, Jr., 16754A. Coulter, Marshall Glenn, Jr., 16857A. X Kirby, Frank Ernest, 10330A. Joy, Frederick Warburton: Jr., 16755A. P arrish, Anthony Roberts, 16858A. X O'Brien, Gilbert Mouzon, 10331A. Crossman, Philip James, 16756A. Attinger, Frank Sylvester, Jr., 16859A. Noble, Daniel Joseph, 10332A. Reeves, Andrew Raymond, Jr., 16757A. Thompson, Earl Milton, 16860A. To be captains X Tomlinson, Robert Charles, 16758A. Holway, Orlando, 3d, 16862A. X Nelson, Nils, 16759A. Gilbert, William Frank, 16863A. AIR FORCE X Savage, Spencer Crosby, 16761A. Ford, Ralph Joseph, Jr., 16864A. Stewart, Kenneth McMillin, 16667A. Potter, Francis Harold, 16762A. Allen, J . F., Jr., 16865A. Scott, Emil John, 16668A. Morgan, Cullen Bryant, 16763A. Gandy, Charles Lewis, Jr., 16866A. Blair, Robert Andrew, 16669A. P otter, Alma Lord, 16764A. Adams, Samuel Brown, Jr., 16867A. Hicks, Ralph Lee, 16670A. Tom, Jerry William, 16765A. X Chickering, John Bradley, 16869A. ·Foreman, Shirley Leon, 16671A. Coolidge, Benjamin Wilder; 16766A. X Lindsay, Robert George, 16870A. X Higdon, Robert Thomas, 16672A. Bethell, Hoyt Cecil, 16767A. Spear, Shelton Gillespie, 16871A. Conway, Edward Joseph, 16673A. Lowell, James Russell, 16768A. Minor, Richard Byrd, 16872A. Martin, Theodore Phillip, 16674A. Von Fossen, Smith Lorenzo, 16769A. Webster, Robert Morris, Jr., 19670A. Sheehan, Daniel Joseph, Jr., 16675A. Howard, Marlin Clyde, 16770A. Golden, James Richard. 16873A. Banner, Alvin Willard, 16676A. Stutts, Martin Luther, 16771A. X Patrick, Harry Randolph, 16874A. Wilson, Nelton Ronald, 16677A. Wofford, Kenneth Omar, 16772A. Swartz, John Broomhall, 16875A. Apt, Milburn Grant, 16678A. P roctor, Charles Herbert, 16773A. Pettee, Jack Chase, 16876A. Chapman, Andrew Jules, 16679A. Denny, Robert Marion, 16774A. Avery, Charles Jerome, 16877A. Rova, Paul Enos, 16680A. Lighty, William Orville, 16775A. Storb, John William, 16878A. Kaltenbacher, Robert Francis, 16681A. X Dodson, Robert Wendell, 16776A. X Davidson, Kingdon Alva, 16880A. X Moseley, Billy Gordon, 16682A. X Robison, Keith Gordon, 16778A. X Lake, Robert Goodman, 16881A. Allen, Jack Victor, 16683A. X Butterfield, Donald Raymond, 17963A. Munyon, Edgar Marvin, 16882A. Van Pelt, David Both, 16685A. Loeser, Norma Maine, 21402W. Hollis, Billy Neel, 16883A. Howard, Douglas John, 16686A. Wykert, Lyle Albin, 16779A. Rutledge, Cecil Leland, Jr., 16884A.. Gay, Robert Ewing, 16687A. Nelson, Douglas James, 16780A. Wood, William Sterling, 16885A. Pierce, Robert James, 16688A. Lovelace, Hewitt Eldridge, Jr., 16781A. Craig, William Blount, 16887A. XMay, Donald Graham, 16689A. Schofield, James Stuart, 16782A. Rafalko, Edmund Anthony, 16888A. Boyd, William, Jr., 16690A. X James, Gordon Joseph, 16784A. Marston, Roy Leon, 16890A. French, Robert Rufus, 16691A. Storrs, Elwood Dean, Jr., 16785A. Lessey, Samuel Kenric, 16892A. Ninde, Albert Edwin, 16692A. Morley, William George, 16786A. Gault, Duncan, 16893A. Smith, Elmer Roy, 16693A. Protsman, Ward Ellsworth, 16787 A. . Rupert, Charles Brown, 16896A. Ball, Harlan Eugene, 16694A. Lochry, Robert Rean, 16788A. P auly, John William, 16897A. Swanson, William Alfred, 16695A. Hegenberger, Robert Francis, 16789A. Giles, James Adolphus, 16898A. Thomas, Lawrence Oscar, 16696A. CUmmings, Handford Lindsley, Jr., 16790A. Field, David Murray, 16899A. X Davis, James Millard, 16697A. FitzPatrick, Hal Lloyd, 16791A. X Myers, Clifford Edward, Jr., 16900A. X Berg, Delbert Volney, Jr., 16698A. Hynds, Wallace Gourley, Jr., 16792A. Nichols, Edgar Walker, 16902A. T wyman, Richard Gene, 16699A. Horowitz, James Arnold, 16793A. Estill, Calvert Lewis, Jr., 16903A. Walter, Stephen Phillip, 16700A. X Bond, George Frederick, Jr., 16794A. X Campbell, John William, Jr., 16905A. Bush, Jesse Charles, Jr., 16701A. X Baker, Paul~ Jr., 16795A. Cobb, Henry Lee, Jr., 16906A. Scott, Rufus Winfrey, 16702A. XFarrar, William Estes, Jr., 16796A. Davis, Ernest James, Jr., 16907A. Leonhard, James Edward, 16703A. Holden, Gifford Merrill, Jr., 16797A. Hoffman, Jack Norman, 16908A. Baca, Leo Cayetano, 16704A. Su mmer, J a mes Arthur, 16801A. Hearin, Jesse Bethea, Jr., 16909A. McGregor, William Stanley, 16705A. Warren, Henry Lee, 16802A. Ledford, Joseph Denton, 16910A. Werb, William Richard, 16706A. X Stoer, John Standish, 16803A. X McGlynn, William Edward, 16911A. Holloway, Paul Quillian, 16707A. Stebbins, Albert Kellogg 3d, 16804A. Patterson, Archie Rice, Jr., 16912A. Beck, Donald Oscar, 16708A. Richards, John Edward, 16805A. Berger, George Combs, 18105A. P utt, Leo Dee, 16709A. Steele, Arthur James, 16806A. Romney, Jack Harding, 16913A. Miller, Marvin Walter, 16710A. X Johnson, Maxwell Oscar, Jr., 16807A. XGatlin, Jesse Cecil, Jr., 16914A. McEntire, Don Byron, 16711A. Knolle, Byron Franklin, Jr., 16808A. Taliaferro, Russell Eugene, 16915A. F rancis, J ohn Richard, 16712A. Russell, Kendall, 16809A. X Daubert, Charles Irvin, 16916A. Melluish, David Sylvester, 16713A. Marks, Thomas Russell, 16810A. Ludlow, John Du er, 16919A. X T hompson, Montie, Jr., 16714A. X Lish, John Francis, 16811A. XFitzpatrick, John Malcolm, 16920A. Kalina, Robert Joseph, 16715A. Briggs, Warren Marshall, 16814A. Thayer, Frederick Clifton, Jr., 16921A. Barton, Ray, 16716A. Nichols, Ofi'a Swann, Jr., 16815A. Wayne, J ames Clark, 16922A. F ountain, Carl Bryan, 16717A. P reston, William Tuinenburg, 16816A. Galligan, Walter Turbush, 16923A. P ayne, Donald William, 16718A. Reints, James Arnold, 16817A. Treester, James Lee, 16924A. X Weddle, Walter Marion, 20024A. Foley, Roland Daniel, Jr., 16818A. Bissell, Donald Ray, 16925A. Clark, Joseph Robert, 16719A. Marvin, Frank Freeman, 16819A. Simpson, William Spearman, 16926A. Welch, Bushnell Nelson, 16721A. Maynard, Harry Lee, 16820A. Perez, Richard Allen, 16928A. Whalen, Edward Charles, 16722A. J arrell, William Robert, Jr., 16821A. X Blessley, Rowland Charles William, Jr., Monasee, Theodore Leonard, 16723A. X Clark, Charles William, 16822A. 16929.A. Monasee, Charles Arthur, 16724A. Marlow, Bobby Lee, 16823A. XEllis, Ralph Alan, Jr., 16930A. Kehrli, Gerald Vern, 16725A. Givens, Vergil Calvin, 16824A. Rouch, James John, 16932A. Reit man, Frederick John, Jr., 16726A. Hartwig, Frederic William 16825A. Whitney, Clair Gene, 16933A. Dixon, Von Harold, 16727A. Duvall, Robert Eugene, 16826A. Wohlford, Harold Ballard, 16934A. FitzGerald, Gerald Francis, 16728A. XBrewer, Martin Harvey, 16827A. J ackson, Kenneth Lee, 16935A. Lineberger, John Edward, 16729A. Farris, Kelton Merrill, 16828A. Mason, Edward Jones, 16936A. Schweizer, Rudolph Junior, 16730A. Whitcraft, Daniel Doremus, Jr., 16829A. Sherwood, John Wesley, Jr., 16938A. Weldon, William Claude, Jr., 16731A. Coffey, John Will, Jr., 16830A. Jones, Ray Stanley, Jr., 16940A. Buchanan, M. L., 16732A. X Townsend, James Brierton, Jr., 16831A. X Middleton, Harry Richard, 16941A. Mode, Clayton Darrell, 16733A. X Raymond, William Derrick, 16832A. Werner, Kenneth Homer, 16942A. X Jolley, Bryan Roscoe, 16734A. MacWherter, John Baird, 16835A. Trimble, Robert F inley, 16943A. Badger, Walter Brooks, 16735A. Draper, Frank Winthrop, 16836A. X Kellum, Edwin Godwin, 16944A. Mann, Frank, Jr., 16736A. Stewart, Malcolm Nebeker, Jr., 16837A. Knight,_John Jacob, 16945A. Trogdon, Floyd Harrison, 16737A. J ones, William Atkinson, 3d, 16838A. Slack, Clarence Virgil, Jr., 16946A. Trazise, John William, 16738A. T hompson, Alfred Gardner, 16839A. Breene, Robert Gale, Jr., 16947A. XDouglas, Clarence James, Jr., 16739A. Crouch,Jack Graham,16840A. XKuntz, Scott Anthony, 16948A. Craft, Jewel Neal, 16740A. Conniff, R ichard Patriclt, 16841A. Moran, Charles Edward, 16950A. Cr m, Walter Scott, 16i'41A. Manlove, William Robert, 16842A. P uchrik, Augustine Stephen, 16953A.

' 1952 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD - SENATE 2755

XLee, Frank Aloysius, 16954A. P arish, John Tilla, Jr., 17062A. Poulson, John Archer, 18512A. Mason, J ames Gordon, 16955A. Small, William David, Jr., 17063A. Gillam, Max L., 18391A. Seege"r, Charles Morgan, Jr., 16956A. Metsopoulos, William George, 17064A. Slizeski, Robert Stanley, 18541A. Linton, Clarence Leslie, 16957A. Hegg, James Holt e, 17065A. Eaton, Norman Dale, 18375A. X Bartron, Robert Simpson, 16958A. Jacobson, Gail Eugene, l 7066A. Henry, Richard Charles, 18414A. Trustin, Yale Francis, 16960A. G rimm, Harley LeRoy, 17067A. X Olson, Robert Harley, 18502A. Morris, J a mes David Morrison, 16963A. Hasty, Delphin R andolph, 17068A. Trubin, Chester Stuart, 18567A. Wildman, Winthrop William, 16966A. X Connolly, James Joseph, 17069A. Norby, Wayne Aa ron, 18499A. Dillard, Walter Branham, 3d, 16967A. MEDICAL Swantz, Robert Frederick, 18559A. Nelson, Daniel ·J ack, 16968A. X Klein, Donald Davis, 18440A. X Bailey, Alfred Lewis, 16970A. XTracey, J ohn Francis, 20527A. Nichols, David Harry, 19376A. Sylvester, George Howard, 18560A. Van Matre, Peter, 16971A. X Vandervoort, John MacEwan, 18570A. Peterson, Lorrin Carlton, 16972A. P hilbin, Philip Henry, 19658A. Mccann, John P atrick, 20528A. Westfall, Fredrick Robert, 18581A. Minckler, Homer Robert, 16973A. Friend, John C., 18384A. Farr, J ames Thomas, 16974A. Cocks, George Rowland, 20529A. R obards, Robert Erwin, 23061A. Neal, Marshall Edsel, 18495A. Byron, J oseph Rice, 16975A. X Terrell, William Brown, Jr., 18561A. X Schibilsky, William Joseph, 16976A. Green, Harry Carnahan, Jr., 20838A. X Fenno, R ichard Montgomery, 21848A. .X Bowman, Richard Carl, 18338A. · Callahan, John Ash, 16977A. Trautvetter, William Jackson, 18564A. Fite, Theodore Mayer, 16978A. Thiele, Arthur John, Jr., 23105A. X Minnihan, Robert William, 20530A. Zimmerman, Elsworth James, 18595A. B acon, Cole Dempster, 16979A. X McMullen, Philip Cummings, 18474A. Coulahan, John Edward, 16980A. · X Cook, Ferris Edward, Jr., 20532A. X Bulen, J ames Arthur, 20548A. Baumgarten, Harry E., Jr., 18329A. X King, Nat Dulaney, 16981A. Brandt, Schuyler Buell, 18340A. Bruton, Earl Dudley, Jr., 16982A. Hook, Frederick Raymond, Jr., 20839A. X Anderson, George Raymond, 22950A. Ike, John Edward, 18423A. Hurdis, Richard Warren, 16983A. Pratt, Thomas Sheridan, 18513A. XDudley, Arthur Vernon, Jr., 20534A. Croal, R alph Fran cis, Jr., 16984A. Mueller, Wilbur John, 18489A. Curtis, James LeRoy, 21688A. Martin, Louis Lyon, 16986A. Bodager, Bill W., 18335A. X Holloway, William H arold, 22985A. F oster, Ivan Leon, Jr., 16987A. Lake, William Howard, 18447A. Poole, Chester Robert Francis, 22951A. F ingar, Claudius Dasilva, 16988A. Carroll, William Arthur, 18353A. Claypool, Harry Richard, 22952A. XMiller, Roger Eugene, 16989A. Liddicoet, William Battelle, 18455A. Sturtevant, Harwood Northmore, 23106A. Findell, Max, 16990A. Schoeneman, Richard Howard, 18532A. Beezley, Jacques George, 16991A. Muhich, Ralph Anthony, 20539A. S tavig, P aul Hjertaas, 20538A. Wall, Orlando A., 18574A. XDombrowski, Leon Alexander, Jr., 16992A. X Pursley, Robert Edwin, 18516A. Hedin, Roger Willard, 20535A. Pratt, Charles Willia m, 16993A. X Wynne, Hugh, 18594A. Russell, Carl Milton, 20536A. Wilkinson, Earl Vane, Jr., 16994A. Mione, Anthony John, 18482A. Auld, David, 20540A. Heard, Randolph Carrington, 16995A. Hammack, John Asa, 18402A. Evans, Robert Allen, 16996A. Hensler, Nestor Michael, 20840A. Hansen, Robert Adair, 18404A. Arnold, Roger Charles, 20841A. Pulliam, Ma rshall, 16998A. Neef, Charles Franklin, Jr., 18496A. L iebel, John P agenstecher, 16999A. J ay, Jack Bonner, 20842A. Kostyniak, Edward Anthony, 18443A. Brett, Devol, 17000A. McGeary, Joseph Daniel, 23062A. XBarnes, David Porter, 18325A. Sauer, Norman Gardiner, 17005A. H ood, Richard Hall, Jr., 23035A. Heesacker, Edward Joseph, 18409A. Huseby, Donald Einer, 17006A. Rogness, John Alden, 20541A. Katz, Norman Fredrick, 18434A. Carter, Walter Aaron, Jr., 17007A. Harrington, Louis Eugene, 20843A. Hartinger, James Vincent, 18406A. S piegel, Morton, 17008A. G aines, William Stewart, 22553A. Benzing, Louis Henry, 18331A. . Walker, Harry Grady, Jr., 17009A. XTrimmer, Kenneth E., 19613A. Gustafson, William Walter, 18400A. Blesse, Frederick Corbin, 17010A. Troy, Richard Earl, 19659A. M ain, Kenneth Alden, 18460A. Froede, Alexander Otto, Jr., 17011A. Hill, Samuel Richardson, 19660A. Nelson, Edwin Arthur, 18497A. Lilley, Leonard William, 17012A. Morgan, Robert Frederick, 20543A. Leisy, Robert Edward, 18451A. Perry, Daniel Crawford, 17013A. Cheeseman, Sumner Arthur, 20544A. X Kinney, E. Hugh, 18439A. Jernigan, James Austin, 20545A. Stabley, Stewart Sylvester, Jr., 17014A. Schall, John Thomas, 18529A. Smith, Dasi! Clawson, 20542A. X Chase, Nathan Brown, 17015A. Mitchell, Hugh, Jr., 18483A. X Sorensen, Charles Cole, 20844A. Mccaddon, Joseph Francis, 17016A. Dirk es, William Eugene, 18371A. X Cooley, Glen Ernest, 23148A. Bullard, P aul Kenneth, 17017A. X Derrickson, Robert Armstrong, Jr., 18369A. ' xBanning, George Samuel, Jr., 20547A. Shaffner, George Elden, 17018A. X Spencer, Robert M., 18547A. X Dixon, William Martin, 20546A. · Brenneman, H arold Frederick, 17019A. Pospisil, Joseph Lee, 18511A. L atty, S amuel George, 22392A. Brown, William Philip, 17020_\, Schmidt, James Forrest, 18531A. Blue, Alfred Dixon, 17021A. DENTAL X Latham, David M., 18449A. Drake, Harry, 17022A. O'Leary, Timothy Joseph, 18966A. Gorog, William Francis, 18395A. Pugh, Wilbur Raymond, 17023A. Hemphill, Charles Binion, 19620A. Jamison, Lewis Maverick, 18427A. X Nash.James Slade, 17025A. MEDICAL SERVICE Appelbaum, Stewart Martin, 18317A. R ochfort, Robert Emmet, 17026A. ·x Branch, Louis E ., 18339A. O'Neal, J oseph Thomas, 17027A. Hunter, John Hall, 19530A. P aull, William Thielman, 18508A. Gerald, Walter Leslie, Jr., 17028A. To be first lieutenants XBonner, M. Michael, 18337A. Willox, Lyman Screven, 17030A. AIR FORCE X Marsh, Robert Thomas, 18465A. Curtis, Thomas Hanley, 17031A. Nelson, Harold D., 18058A. Brooksher, Dan Austin, 19549A. Mccance, Donovan Low, 17032A. Barkwill, James William, 22785A. Martin, Abner Broadwater, 18466A. Chesney, Hally. Delmar, Jr., 17033A. X Allison, John Slaton, 21479A. ·xAnderson, Charles William, Jr., 18315A. X Broughton, Jacksel Markham, 17035A. K aiser, Charles, Jr., 22786A. X Hilton, Edward Robert, 3d, 18415A. F arr, Daniel Ely, 2d, 17036A. Stewart, Laslie M., 18098A. Lambert, William Roth, 18448A. X Blood, Kenneth Thompson, Jr., 17037A. Brown, Earl C., 18099A. Weaver, Robert B., 18579A. Newbold, Rodney Hugh, 17039A. Ledlie, James E., 18100A. ·x Mundt, William Edward, 18491A. Hippert, Robert Dias, 17040A. Cooper, Arthur, 18101A. ·x Moore, Lewis Franklin, 18484A. XJohnson, Jesse Henry, 17041A. McClure, Richard Manning, 22787A. X Braun, Robert Joseph, 18341A. J ablonski, Theodore Mark, 17042A. McClure, John Calvin, 18596A. ,XBondurant, Frank Banker, 18336A. R ose, Anthony Joseph, 17043A. X Sullivan, Edward J., 18111A. Agnew, Malcolm Joseph, 18313A. Moeller, Robert ·Leon, 1 7044A. :x Jones, Walter Gilbert, 18110A. Shebat, Robert, 18535A. Miller, Lloyd Gerald, 17045A. Brisick, Edward Joseph, 21480A. IXMcDonald, Irving T., Jr., 18471A. Killion, Lawrence Eugene, 17046A. Jones, James Theodore, 21481A. Finley, Jack Dwight, 18380A. Welbes, Alvin Mathew, 17047A. ·x Carvolth, Richard Theron, 3d. 18354A. IXWilmoth, Evart D., 18587A. LeMay, George Drexel, 17049A. ·x Stender, Robert Clarence, 18553A. Smith, Mansfield Irving, 18543A. Dahl, Herbert Richard, l 7050A. X I verson, Emmett S., 18424A. 'XKramer, Milton Arthur, 18444A. Lawler, Lawrence Thomas, 17051A. Goering, Albert Hauck, 18394A. •XRice, J ames Blayney, 18520A. Julin, Walter Eugene, 17052A. IXRumney, Richard Grams, 18527A. ,x Albert, John George, 18314A. Pay, Harris Ong, 17053A. .X Dickinson, Ben Wade Oakes, 3d, 18370A. Ross, William Carroll, 18525A . Toler, Alfonso Christopher, 17054A. Dow, Paul Crowther, Jr., 18374A. Helfrich, Gerard Francis, 18410A. Thomasson, Samuel Maxie, Jr., 20025A. :XMcGurk, Dan Lockwood, 18472A. Barton, Robert Cooke, 18327A. King, Don William, l 7055A. Janer, Richard, 18428A. Agnew, Harman Charles, 18312 A. Williams, Lewis Eugene, 17056A. Banister, Arthur Williams, 18324.A. White, Cyril R., 18582A. XKosciuszko, Alphons Edward, 17057A. Robison, William Clay, 18522A. Cassler, Luther Henry, 18355A. Sterling, Ray Eugene, 17058A. Smith, Russell Hinett, 18544A. Wilford, Edward Burke, 3d, 18586A. Nee, Robert Francis, 17059A. ·x·Armstrong, John William, 18320A. [XArantz, Carl Franklin, Jr., l8318A. Van Sant, Edward Richard, 17060A. Greenleaf, Abbott Congleton, 18399A. Milliken, Walter Reed, 18481A. McAdams, Glendor D., 17061A. X Roper, Kenneth Hall, 18524A. Hendrickson, David, 18412A. XCVIII-174 2756 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD - HOUSE March 24 Spragins, Stewart Vanvliet, 18549A. Wentsch, George Maurice, 18580A. • X Wilson, Charles Beatty, 21483A. Raabe, Ralph Christian, 18517A. 'XLay, Chris Andrew, Jr., 18450A. Longstreet, Allen Jacob Rank, 19881A. X Ashcroft, Dale L., 18322A. Moss, Raymond, 18488A. X Beale, George William, 18~29A. Woods, Donald Rey, 18591A. DeMuro, Theodore Francis, 18368A. X Barlow, John W., 18634A. X Shiel, William Chapin, 18537A. Dougherty, Ralph Emerson, Jr., 18373A. Hamlett, Lloyd George, 18598A. XMiller, Louis V., 18478A. ·x Hammer, Irving Leonard, 18403A. Hamill, Howard Fancher, 18601A. Guyton, Daniel, 18401A. Gibson, Norman Lawrence, 18389A. Lamont, Maximilian, 18626A. Parrish, Davis Pendleton, 18507A. X Wakefield, Victor Reed, 18572A. X Adams, Grey Littleton, 18606A. X Whittier, Ralph D., 18585A. James, Robert E., 18426A. English, Paul Jackson, 18612A. Butler, Robert Paul, 18348A. Clark, John R., 18359A. Fowler, Jack Augusta, 18614A. Klemmer, R aymond James, 18441A. Woodson, John Donald, 18592A. Clyburn, Robert Eugene, 18611A. X P !l!e, Basil, 18506A. Jenkins, William Grifilth, 18431A. XBriggs, Charles C., Jr., 18602A. Johnson, Miers Cornelius, Jr., 18432A. Stillson, James Reddick, 18556A. Langdon, Leonard Coles, Jr., 18619A. R awers, James Walther, 18518A. Wallace, Jay R., 18575A. X Elliott, Raymond, 18600A. Miller, John Edwin, 18477A. Prescott, James Delahunt, 18514A. Besaw, William J., 18605A. X Kiely, John Richard, 18438A. Stuart, Robert Jack, 18557A. Sheldon, Robert Jerome, 18607A. Finnigan, Robert E., 18381A. Wogan, John Beugnot, Jr., 18590A. X McAllister, Robert Marcus, 18608A. Triner, Edwin George, 18566A. Brown, Charles Henry, Jr., 18343A. Hansen, Richard Oliver, 18617A. Mccrary, Leon Witcher, 18469A. X Ivy, Edward Weber, 18425A. Shoemaker, Alonzo Melvin, Jr., 18620A. Wallace, John Thomas, 18576A. X McCarthy, John Norman, 18468A. McDowell, Clayton Lee, 18609A. Hawn, John Powell, 18408A. X Marr, James Frank, 18464A. Barmettler, Robert Stephen, 18613A. X Barnes, Frank Gentry, 18326A. x Cameron, Mortimer Browne, Jr., 18350A. Merrill, David Kenneth, 18618A. Kenyon, Jerry R., Jr., 18436A. x Morrison, Joseph R., 18486A. Riley, Charles Rufus, 18625A. X Leslie, Gene E., 18453A. x Hendricks, James Robert, 18411A. XGallup, William Henry, Jr., 18628A. Crites, Carl Raymond, 18363A. X Purnell, Harry 0 ., 18515A. XMonts, Rufus, M., 3d, 18599A. Chamberlin, George Barrett, Jr., 18357A. Walter, John Adkin, 3d, 18577A. X Perselay, Gerald, 18630A. Shirley, Harold James, 18538A. Cleveland, Charles Goold, 18360A. x Hamilton, Robert Lee, 18597A. X Mosny, Milan, 18487A. Everest, Emmet Tinley, 18379A. XLuna, Benjamin Charles, Jr., 18627A. Luzon, Thomas Bernard, 18459A. Bullock, Thomas Farris, 18346A. Killpack, Larry Movell, 18623A. Reed, John Charles, 18519A. XRice, William Vaughn, Jr., 18521A. X Geiger, James W., 18604A. Maughmer, Frederic Hine, 18467A. Oliver, Charles Whitney, 18501A. X Scheuer, James Carlyle, 18631A. XPfeitier, Robert Michael, 18510A. Toth, Richard Earl, 18563A. Brooke, John Edgar, 18622A. Cronin, Timothy Cornelius, Sd, 18365A. Green, William Lee, 3d, 18398A. MEDICAL SERVlCE Millett, Virgil, Jr., 18479A. White, Richard Arthur Eric, 18583A. XMorgan, Fred Baxter, Jr., 21643A. X Culbertson, Alexander Brown, 18366A. Murray, Louis Paul, 18493A. Zinnemann, George, 21644A. X Seney, Howard Francis, 18534A. XBoag, John Robert, Jr., 18334A. XTye, J:oe B., Jr., 18568A. _ Walker, Winston Guerd, 18573A. X Morris, Floyd Marvin, 21645A. XRhodes, Stanley, 21646A. X Corley, Henry Porterfield Taylor, 18361A. X Howard, Robert James, 18419A. Windsor, Noel Franklin, 21647A. X Hustad, Eugene Earle, 18422A. K noble, William S., 18442A. Austin, Albert Morris, 4th, 18323A. Garrett, Robert Russell, 18388A. The following-named officers for promotion X Brock, Frank Hawkins, 18342A. XMcMurry, William Fletcher, 18475A. in the Regular Air Force under the provisions Schlosser, William Leo, 18530A. Graham, Floyd w., 18396A. of section 10'7 of the Army-Navy Nurses Act Qt Overton, Dolphin Dunnaha, 3d, 18504A. Makinney, Robert Lucas, 18461A. 1947, as amended by Public Law 514, Eighty­ Littell, Robert Oliver, 18457A. O'Brien, Philip Raymond, Jr., 18500A. first Congress. Those officers whose names Smythe, George Winfered, Jr., 18546A. Howe, John P., 18420A. are preceded by the symbol ( X) are subject S pillers, Willum Harry, Jr., 18548A. X Krimendahl, David Christian, 18446A. to physical examination required b y law. All Nemzek, Thomas A., 18498A. Carey, Jay Allen, 18352A. others have been examined and found phys­ Orem, Robert Lloyd, 18503A. Owen, Robert Edwin, 18505A. ically qualifiedt for promotion. Winter, Arnold, 18588A. Na kfoor, Emil Abraham, 18494A. To be captains Cronin, John Henry, Jr., 18364A. X Gilbert, Chester Charles, 18390A. NURSE XWorkinger, William Clinton, Jr., 18593A. Andrus, John Stebbins, 18316A. Ma nahan, Flora Elisabeth, 21022W. Smith, William Cremin, 18545A. Ennis, Robert Brower, 18378A. x Garvin, Sara Elizabeth, 21045W. Berg, Robert S., 18332A. Arnold, David Lee, 18321A. Obletiloff, Anna, 22071W. Graham, George Dudley, Jr., 18397A. Mulkey, Reed C., 18490A. Bell, Theresa Laverne, 22073W. Whit e, Robert L., 18584A. x Byrne, Charles Artaud, 18349A. Lawrence, Evelyn Normalee, 22075W. Kessler, Charles William, 18437A. Ha rris, Leslie Earl, Jr., 18405A. x Wait e, Hope Evlyn, 22074W. Stewart, Gordon G ., 18555A. Dolan, John T., 18372A. x Whitehead, Zada Zarling, 22076W. Hinchion, Francis, .18416A. Levings, Nelson Trimble, 18454A. Thompson, Jean Elaine, 21155W. Van CleetI, Jay, 18569A. Simpson, Jefferson Allan, 18540A. XMartell, Genevieve Eva, 22077W. X Davis, Thomas G1fton, 18367A. XFrost, Richard F., 18385A. Mills, Margaret Joan, 22078W. Steger, Michael John, 18551A. X Blake, Thomas Frederick, Jr., 18333A. Mu rray, Evelyn, 21089W. XKefier, Charles Thomas, 18435A. x Howell, Robert William, 19537A. Sebasky, Madeline Patricia, 22079W. Hurst , James S., 18421A. XDederich, F. William, 19674A. Cheever, Charles Emmett, Jr., 18358A. G ardner, William Alfred, Jr., 19675A. To be first lieutenants Lemay, Ronald Emile, 18452A. Smith, Mahlon Allison, 2d, 18542A. NURSE Scholtz, John Christopher, Jr., 18533A. X Guthrie, Joseph Aloysius, Jr., 19676A. x Vsetula, Josephine M., 2ll 77W. XHenry, Joseph Robert, 18413A. Hunnicutt, Julian Perry, Jr., 19546A. Dunnum, Delores Ione, 21178W. Crawford, Thomas Maurice, Jr., 18362A. X Saxon, John Harold, Jr., 18528A. x Hall, Matie, Lucille, 21179W. X Gillette, Jack Worrell, 18392A. Ellis, Alston R., 18376A. x Lichtenhan, Margaret Ann, 21181 W. XMcNamee, Michael Werner, 18476A. XLindy, Alan M., 18456A. XDuplease, Margaret Louise, 21180W. X Trieschmann, William Frederick, Jr., Roland, Frank 0., Jr., 18523A. WOMEN'S MEDICAL SPECIALIST 18565A. Willcox, Tilton Lee, 18086A. XRader, Marjorie Anne, 21199W. Stemple, William Kent, 18552A. X Rosenblatt, Richard David, 19539A. x Northrup, Barbara Louise, 21183W. Hisken, Perry Carnot, Jr., 18417A. H aughey, James Ross, 18407A. NoTE.-Dates of rank of all officers nomi­ Ford, Wallace Addison, 18383A. Cecil, Charles P., Jr., 18356A. nated for promotion to captain and first McLean, Donald Andrew, 18473A. Braun, Donald Vincent, 19547A. lieutenant will be det ermined by the Secr e­ Gilliland, Robert ·J., 18393A. Colgan, David James, 19538A. tary of the Air Force.) Foley, Williams M., 18382A. X Sieck, John P., 18539A. XKretschmer, Charles G., 3d, 18445A. Sayler, John Milton, 19677A. x Campbell, Edward Joseph, 18351A. P eters, J ohn C., 18509A. X Swanke, Don Reetz, 18558A. Newby, Willis Charles, 18311A. Benitez, Maurice Manuel, 18330A. XMechling, Eugene Burlingame, Jr., 19940A. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES T hompson, Joseph James, 18562A. Spry, James Wrathall, Jr., 19678A. X Stansberry, James Wesley, 18550A. Hinckley, Paul Ray, 19990A. MONDAy' MARCH 24, 1952 E111s, Atlee R., 18377A. Stewart, Wesley Thomas, 22788A. Bumpus, William Wesley, 18347A. Bond, Alpha Robe.rt, 21482A. The House met at 12 o'clock noon. Rufsvold, Paul Sherman, 18526A. .X Hobbs, Lauren Dale, 19807A. The Chaplain, Rev. Bernard Braskamp, X Brunhart, Roy Cleveland, 18345A. Normand, George Henry, 22789A. D. D., offered the following prayer: Fulton, William M., 18386A. T aylor, Harry Whittier, Jr., 22790A. Browne, Lewis Carlton Lindsey, 18344A. Sanks, Julius Fleischman, 22791A. O Thou eternal God, in this moment Weart, Douglas Spoor, 18578A. Larsh, Robert Lawrence, Jr., 19973A. of prayer we are seeking with one accord Jones, Kelso, 18433A. Stanley, Ellis Early, 22792A. to know Thy holy \7ill and to be gov­ Shepherd, George Marvin, 18536A. Castle, Clarence Edward, 19934A. erned and guided by it.