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5398 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD-SENATE MAY 16 .. ; ;. citizens and other persons within th~ several ·. By Mr. BUSBEY: MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT States from mob violence and ,lynching, and H. R. 3495. A bill for the relief of Andrew A message In writing from the Presi for other purposes; to the Committee on the C. Extrom and Harry C. Pearson; to the Com- Judiciary. mittee on the Judiciary. · dent . of the United States submitting By Mr. HOEVEN: ' By Mr. KELLEY: nominations was communicated, to the H. R. 3489. A bill to amend and supplement H. R. 3496. A b111 for the relief of Corp. Senate by Mr. Miller, one of his secre various · Federal statutes, as amended, hav Joseph B. Konkolewskt; to the Committee on . taries. the Judiciary. ing for their purpose to provide a perma MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE nent formula for arriving at parity prices By Mr. KLEIN: for farm commodities; to provide adminis H. R. 3497. A bill for the relief of :Mrs. Shir A message from the House of Repre- . trative agencies to be responsible for the car ley Leinwand; to the Committee on the sentatives, by Mr. Swanson, one of its rying out of this act and existing laws per Judiciary. reading clerks, announced that the tinent thereto: to promote the greatest nor By Mr. LATHAM: House had passed the bill <S. 854>. to mal economic exchange of goods and services H. R. 3498. A bill for the relief of the estate among the people of the United States and of William Kraus: to. the Committee on the amend section 502 <a> of the act en with the people of other nations; to protect Judici»,ry. titled "An act to expedite the provi- . the people of this country and thei-r prop By Mr. McCONNELL: sion of housing in connection with na erty from the recurring evils of world-wide H. R. 3499. A b111 for the relief of Petrol tional defense, and for other purposes," inflation and deflation; to stabilize the pur Corp.; to the Committee on the Judiciary. with an amendment in which it requested chasing power of money; and for other pur By Mr. SHORT: . the concurrence of the Senate. poses: to the Committee on Ways and Means. H. R. 3500. A bill for the relief of Lester L. Elder; to the Committee on the Judiciary. The message also announced that the By Mr. MUHLENBERG: House had passed a bill <H. R. 3311> H. R. 3490. A bill to enable States and their agencies and political subdivisions to plan making appropriations for the Depart for the construction of public works; to the PETITIONS, ETC. ments of State, Justice, and Commerce, Committee on Public works. Under clause 1 of rule xxn, petitions and the judiciary, for the fiscal year By Mr. PETERSON (by request) : and papers were laid on the Clerk's desk ending June 30, 1948, and for other pur H. R. 3491. A bill to amend the Rivers and and referred as follows: poses, in which it requested the concur Harbors Act of March 2, 1945, with particu rence of the .Senate. lar reference to Intercoastal Waterway from 517. By Mr. LYNCH: Petition of Rehoboth the Caloosahatchee to the Anclote River, Lodge, No. 38, B'nai B'rith, New York City, ENROLLED BILL SIGNED Fla.; to the Committee on Public Works. urging immediate large-scale Jewish immi The message further announced that By Mr. WOLCOTT:- gration into Palestine and the removal forthwith of the discriminatory land restric the Speaker had affixed his signature to H. R. 3492. A bill to provide for the expe the enrolled bill <S. 938) to provide for ditious disposition nf certain war housing, tions in the Jewish national home; to the · and for other purposes: to the Committee on Committee on Foreign Affairs. assistance to Greece and Turkey, and Banking and Currency. · 518. By the SPEAKER: Petition of the it was signed by the President pro tem- · By Mr. PLUMLEY ~ Irish Freedom League. petitioning considera pore. tion of their resolution with reference to H. R. 3493. A bill making appropriations NATIONAL SCIENC:J;: FOUNDATION for the Navy Department and the naval serv England's occupation of Ireland; to the ice for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1948, Committee on Foreign Afiairs. The Senate resumed the consideration and for other purposes: to the Committee on 519. Also, petition of the National Pan of the bill <S. 526) to promote the prog Appropriations. Hellenic Council, petitioning consideration ress of science; to ad•Jance the national By Mr. BRADLEY of Michigan: of their resolution with reference to the ap health, prosperity, and welfare; to secure H. R. 3494. A bill to integrate certain per propriation bill for the United States Em ployment Service; to the Committee on Ap- the national defense; and for other pur sonnel of the former Bureau of Marine In poses. spection and Navigation and th~ Bureau of propriations. · Customs into the regular Coast Guard, to The PRESIDENT pro tempore. The· establish the permanent commissioned per Senate today is operating under a unan-' sonnel strength of the Coast Guard, and for imous-consent agreement, which will be other purposes; to the Committee on Mer SENATE read. chant Marine and Fisheries. The unanimous-consent agreement FRIDAY, MAY 16, 1947 was read, as follows: MEMORIALS Ordered, That on the calendar day of Fri <Legislative day of Monday, April 21, day, May 16, 1947, at the hour of 1 o'clock Under clause 3 of rule XXII, memo 1947) p. m., the Senate proceed, without further rials were presented and referred as debate, to vote upon any amendment that follows: The Senate met .at 12 o'clock meridian. may be pending, or that may be subsequently By the SPEAKER: Memorial of the Legis on the expiration of the recess. proposed, to the amendment proposed to the· lature of the State of Oklahoma, memorial The Chaplain, Rev. Peter Marshall, blll S. 526. the National Science Foundation izing the President and the Congress of the D. D., offered the following prayer: Act of 1947, by Mr. KILGORE (for himself, Mr. United States to grant its consent to uniform AIKEN, Mr. MAGNUSON, and Mr. McGRATH), taxation of certain Indian properties which Lord Jesus, when we get sick of our on page 14. after line 8, relating to manda are taxed by the Federal Government and selves, ashamed of our littleness, our tory amounts to be distributed to the vari which are immune or claimed to be immune selfishness, and the petty things that ous States, a.nd upon the said amendment, from State taxation; to the Committee on irritate us, then let it be the beginning whether or not amended. Public Lands. of spir;_tual health by making us willing Ordered further, That the time interven Also, memorial of the Legislature or the to have Thee create in us clean hearts ing between the meeting of the Senate on State of California, memorializing the Presi and renew right spirits within us. Hold said day and the hour of 1 o'clock p . m. be dent and the Congress of the United States equally divided between the proponents and relating . to certain bills on the subject .of us steady lest we lose our poise. Blunt t'le opponents of the amendment. to be con canceling the authority of the city of Los our speech lest by cutting words and trolled, respectively. by the Senator !rom Angeles to purchase certain public lands in careless deeds we hurt our colleagues West Virginia [Mr. KILGORE I and the Senator Mono County; to the Committee on Public and the cause for which we speak. from New Jersey JMr. SMITH] . Lands. Where we differ in approaches to a prob Also, memorial of the Legislature of the lem, may we ever be open to consider The PRESIDENT pro tempore. Under Territory of Hawaii, memoriallzing the Presi another and a better way, guided, not a further unanimous-consent agreement, dent and the Congress of the United States by whether it be popular, or expedient, the Senator from New Jersey [Mr. relating to the rate of interest on land sales, or practical, but always whether it be SMITH] has the floor. and requesting the Congress' of the United right. Mr. SMITH. Mr. President, accord C~ates to approve amendments herein set ing to the unanimous-consent agreement forth of chapter 78 of the Revised Laws of Hear our prayer, 0 Lord, and help us, Hawaii, 1945; to the Committee on Public through Jesus Christ. Amen. arrived at yesterday, the Senate will vote Lands. at 1 o'clock on the pending amendment. THEJOUR~AL the amendment offered by the Senator · On request of Mr. WHITE, and by from West Virginia lMr. KlLGOREl. In PRIVATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS unanimous consent, the reading. of tJie continuation of the debate of yesterday, Under clause 1 of rule XXII, private Journal of the proceedings of Thurs I desire to say a few words on the amend bills and resolutions were introduced anc;l day, May 15, 1947, was dispensed with, m.ent, ·but I shall be happy to yield to severally referred _as follows: and the_Journal . was approved. other Senators .who_may desir-e to speak 1947. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD-SENATE 5399 on the subject.- I regret that there are-so . The Sen·ator frcim Nevada [Mr.- ·Me- , may be appropriated each year. for scien few Senators present on the floor at this CARRAN], the Senator from Louisiana tific research, so that each State may time, and I should like to raise the ques [Mr. OVERTON], and the Senator from have an opportunity to participate in tion with the distinguished majority Tennessee ['Mr.