:642 CONGRESSIONAL. RECORD-· HOUSE Janua?"Y 29 Wuethrich, Don L. Walden, Walter. A. MeAden, Sidney Y., Ringhaus.en, Robert L. Boyd, Olivia G. Miller, Joyce L. Wul!tange, Wllliam H. Wetmore, Richard 0. Jr. Rippert, Donald J. Brock, Catherine M. Moffitt, Jeanne T. Wunch, Edward R. P. Agger, Elizabeth J. McClintock, Harry C. Roche, Clayton P. Brown, EleanQr J. Moody, Anna E. Wunderlich, Robert Allen, Beverlee J. McCormick, Loyd W. Rudzinski, Anthony Bruton, Annie R. Moore, Lucille A. Wyckoff, Frederic L. Barteau, Celia L . . McCoy, Daniel J. W. Buckingham, LouiseMoring, Pattie W. Wylie, Henry K. Bryan, Elizabeth E. McGoldrick, Richard Schumann, Merritt, J. A. Muhlenfela, Loretta T. Yardley, John L. M., Caay, Joan J. D. Simons, Thomas C. Carlson, Doris J. Nicora, Adeline Jr. Caldwell, Margaret McNabb, Thomas R. Smith, Edward L. · Carpenter~ Lois T. Noonen, Barbara A. Yasaitis, Frank M. Campbell, Glenna B. Miller, Donald w. Sowle, Claude R., 3d Cassanova, Audrey M. Obertance, Helen I . Young, Casanave H .• Campbell, Marian A. Morrison, Richard W. Stegner, Ralph W. Clemens, Rose M. Odom, Thelma Jr. Cassidy, Joan K. Morrison, Walton M. Sterner, Francis J. . Cooper, Opal J. Patterson, Rita M. Young, Frank J. Clark, Dorothy I. Mauch, Charles M., Jr. Str:ickland, Robert L. Craig, Florence V. Plosila, Edla M. Yowell, Grover M. Doyle, Mary E. Mulligan, Thomas J., Strobel, John R. Crowe, Patricia P. Pluke, Virginia M. Zell, Donald D. Elsen, Marie K. Jr. Traskowsky, Richard Damasco, Irene I. Pommier, Angelina T. Zellmer, George F. ·Fisher, Mary C. Neff, Paul W., Jr. A. DeMartino, Theodosia Ragland, Wilda R. Ziebarth, Thomas A. Freethy, Lauraine A. Newton, Jack R. Tveita, Reynold C. Dennis, Catherine E. Read, Anna C. Zilis, Milton C. Gray, Norma J. Newton, Theodore J., Van, George E. Dial, Thelma P. Reed, Sylvia P. Zimmerly, Arthur, IIIHaJ;rah, B!iltty L. Jr. Waddell, Herbert L. Dunn, Kathleen M. Rhodarmer, Joan Zimmerman, James A: Harrison, Mary L. Paine, Glenn Walker, George. L. · :j:1:aster, Mary R. Rieckep., Margarete Zink, Stewart T. Helleberg, Jacqueline Parker, James A. Walmsley, J. Truman Eberhardt, Marie Rock, Josie Zwolinski, ·Frank J. Hills, Mary E. Peloquin Ferdinand C. Webb, Davis L. Eldridge, Ruth E. Schlachter, WilmaR. Butler, Donald D. Hopf, Margaret E. Pratt, James R. Williams, Richard G. Elliott, Laura S. Selic, Luella F. · Carnicon, Francis E. Kerr, Dorothy C. Pra.vitz, William H. Williams, Ross P., Jr. Fitz, Barbara 0. Severson, Shirley R. · Clymer, Roy E., Jr. Kraft\ Lorraine Reynolds, Eugene E ., Dunnam. Betty Frame, Ellen B. Sganga; Anna Della Rocco, Peter Lloyd, Rebecca A. Jr. Grove, Mary S. Fuller, Doris T. Shafer, Mary H. Elliott, Chester E. Luddeke, Rhoda N. Rice, Robert L. :areeden, ;Robert L. · Gasper, PearlY. Shelton, Waunie L. Engelman, Otis E. Maimone, Genevieve Richardson, Mortimer, Tapp, James G. Gelbmann, Mary A, Sheridan, Anne M. Giddens, Homer A. K. J. Greer, Goldie D. Shrout, Rose E. Hamilton, George McKee, Fran CIVIL . ENGINEER CORPS Hancock, Joan Simkins, Lots· J. Huckaby, Donnie w. . Moore, Patricia E. J. Austin, Bruce G. Simpson, Sherwood L. Harrigan; Nancy L. Smith, Donna J. Hutton, William L. OHver, Mariella B. Chesson, Eugene, Jr. Skinner, Charles E. Hedrick, Betty S. Smith, Mildred M. Ingram, Jack R. Parlin, Norma F. Forehand, Paul W. Stetson, John B. Henkel, Dolores A. Smith, Vivian E. Ludwig, Helmuth A. Pettit, Mary C. Huffman, James I. Wagner, Walter R. Hinckley, . Colleen Snyder, Mildred I. Marcin!, Armida E. Ross, Mary L. Leonard, Theodore E. Wentz, George R. Jaeger, Elizabeth L. Spangler, Elizabeth V. Marker, Raymond K. Rutherford, Catherine Martin, Hunt V., Jr. Whipple, Caryn R. Kailan, Addie E. Sprowles, Elizabeth F. Moore, Robert L. L ; Middleton, William D., Larson, Theodore J. Kellagher, Violett J. Stilwell, Adelaide Murphy, John L. Saunders, Mary F. Jr. Norman, Calvin C. Kirkland, Mary E. Struble, Mary R. Pierce, John F. Schantz, Patricia J. Phelps, Pharo A. Taber, Dona"ld 0. Krintz, Betty R. Sullivan, Harriet E. Pitcher, Harry B. Smith, Anne P. Pinner, William E., Jr. Wilcox, Romeo E. Leutz, L_illian D. Sullivan, Norma A. Reed, Irvin W. Stallings, Barbara D. Sherman, George E. r.,evin, Mildred R. Taylor, Mary E. Sentman, Albert G. Till, Marilyn J. MacDonald, Madeline Ulrich, Marian J. Shafer, Elroy J. Walters, Faith-E. MEDICAL SERVICE CORPS M. Underwood, Wanda D. Smith, Jack D. Wilson, Ann P. Adams, Dwight J. Levich, Caiman MacDonald, Frances E. Wa-keman, Harriette L. Valek, John C. Barkley, Lucien E. Lind, · Vincent E. Maguire, Frances P. Walbert, Bertha M. SUPPLY CORPS Beam, Walter E., Jr. Marsh, William G ., Jr. Marsch, Doris E. · Warren, Ellen G. · Adair, Leon M. ·Garchow, Alvin R. Bergquist, Melvin D., McCarthy, Daniel F. Martin, Rosalie S. Wheeler:Mary B. Anderson, Harry L. Gary, Lewis•E. • Jr. McD~nough, :William Melendez, Rose M. Whitfield, Gilda G.- Angner, Joseph J. Geiger, Merrill A. Biggs, Leland M. A. Merrick, Millicent E. Whitfield, Gloria M. Ansel, Donald R. Gordon, Gilbert H., Jr. Bobek, Francis R. McGuire, Francis E. Michael, Thedia A. Williams, Alice K. Armstrong, George K. Gave, Jack E. Boggs, Clifford W. Mcllraith, James D. Mlller,. Jean L. Wywiorski, Patricia A. Barber, Ray C. Greenberg, Edwin G. Boone, George A. McKerley, Lowell H~ . For permanent appoi:t;ltment as an ensign Barker, RichardT. Hall, Richard A. Bowe, Warren· C. McMahon, Talmadge in the line of the Navy: Barrow, Spencer A. Halperin, George B. Brown, Albert E. G. Parker, John R. Bauer, Robert F. Harris, Walter P., Jr. Bryant, Harvey F . Merrell, Walter C. Baunsgard, Perry E. · Harrison, John I. Carr, Charles A., Jr. Mille_r, Edwin B. For permanent promotion to chief radio eiectrician in the Navy, subject to qualifica· Besemarin, Wilb~r C. Hawkinson, Lloyd E. Conrad, Ray W. Moody, John A. Billian, Douglas C. Henderson, John M. Courtney, John C. Mo.rgan, William J., tion therefor as provided by law: Bleck, .Robert G. Hile, Robert H. Dempewolf, Eugene H , Jr. Mandzak, Nicholas. ~ohl, Stanley C. Hogan, John E. Denningham, John S.Murphre.e, Henry B., Devins, Thomas A. Jr. . Bown, Walter L. Hoggard, William· D., CONFIRMATIONS Burnetta, Thomas ~. 2d DeWitt, Richard G. Murray, Reid F., Jr. Carley, John A. .Holcomb, Franklin J. Dinwiddie; Carl F. Newton, Richard R. Executive nominations confirmed by Carpenter, Norman E. House, Clyde V. Douglas, George F. Nicholson, Earl M. the Senate January 29, 1953: Cassell, Lewis D. Howard, Donald S. Duffey, William S. Nygren, Raymond A. DEPARTMENT OF STATE Chandler, Hugh H. Hudson •. ~i. o'clock noon. Fillmore, William C. Loetscher, Robert L. The Chaplain, Rev. Bernard Braskamp, Flanagan, Richard M. Lynn, James w. NURSE CORPS . . D. D., offered the following prayer: Francis, Evans J. Mar.tin, Charles C. Anderson, June. L. Betzinger, ~lizabeth D. Fulton, Robert C. Martin, Marvin D. Bach, I:.illial1 M~ Black, Helen J. God· of grace and· wisdom unto whom Fussell, Theodore J. Mason, Philip J. Barron, Joan L. Bower, Joan E. all hearts are open and all desires. known; 1953 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD- HOUSE 643. wijt Thou inspire us daily with those member of the Committee on Foreign HOUSE MEMBERS OF THE JOINT longings and hopes which Thou dost Affairs. COMMITTEE ON THE ECONOMIC delight to satisfy. The'SPEAKER. Is there objection to REPORT Help us to believe· that no needed bless the request of the gentleman from ing wilt Thou withhold from us · if we Indiana? The SPEAKER. Pursuant to the pro walk uprightly and that Thou canst There was no objection. visions of title 15, section 1024, United bring to fulfillment every noble aspira· States Code, the Chair appoints as mem tion which stirs our soul. bers of the Joint Committee on the Eco Grant that we may meet. and master ADJOURNMENT UNTIL MONDAY nomic Report the following members on all our difficult national and interna Mr. HALLECK. Mr. Speaker, I ask the part of the House: Mr. WOLCOTT, tional problems with an assurance of unanimous consent that when the House Michigan; Mr. SIMPSON, Pennsylvania; Thy guiding and sustaining presence. adjourns today it adjourn to meet at Mr. TALLE, Iowa; Mr. BENDER, Ohio; Mr. May every thought of our mind be noon on Monday next. HART, New Jersey, Mr. PATMAN, Texas; brought into a glad and willing obedience The SPEAKER. Is there objection to Mr. BOLLING, Missouri. to the mind of our blessed Lord and may the request of the gentleman from His spirit of love touch the life of broken Indiana? ADMISSION TO HOUSE FLOOR AT and bleeding humanity with its healing There was no objection. JOINT SESSION ON MONDAY and transforming power. The SPEAKER. The Chair desires to In His name we offer our petition. COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS Amen. make a statement. Mr. SMITH of Wisconsin. Mr. Speak After consultation with the majority The Journal of the proceedings of er, I ask unanimous consent that the and minority leaders, and remembering Monday, January 26, 1953, was read and Committee on Foreign Affairs may sit. the terrific jams we have had upon the approved. and act during the session of the House ftoor upon the occasion of appearances today. by the President of the United States at The SPEAKER. Is there objection to joint sessions of· the Congress, with the MES~AGE FROM THE SENATE the request of the gentleman from consent and approval of the ftoor lead A message from the Senate, by Mr. Wisconsin? ers the Chair announces that on Mon Frazier, one· of its clerks, ·announced There was no objection. day next the doors immediately opposite that the Senate had passed without Mr. SMITH of Wisconsin. Mr. Speak-· the Speaker will be open and the doors amendment a concurrent resolution of er, I aslr unanimous consent that the on the Speaker's left and right, and none the Ho.use of the following title: Committee on Foreign Affairs may have other. H. Con. Res. 24. Concurrent resolution pro until midnight tonight to file their report No one will be allowed upon the ftoor of viding for. a joint session of the Congress on on the bill Mr. ZABLOCKI. Mr. Speaker, during ''Whereas all the member organizations of The SPEA~R. Is there objection to the past several years, various veterans' the Allied Vet_erans Council of_. Milwaukee the request o! tbt:i gentleman from Cali County recogmze the very_ defim~e need fo~ _ forni~'f groups in Milwaukee County, welfare a new hospital at Wood, WlS.; anc\_ . · • . organizations, and individuals such as "Whereas the· ol. . ' 1953 C!:ONGRESSIONAL -RECORD- HOUSE 667 By Mr. LANHAM: H. R. 2409. A bill to adjust the status of a By Mr. SMITH of Mississippi: H. R. 2386. A bill for the relief of M. Neil displaced person in the United States who H. R. 2435. A bill for the relief of the Starr Andrews; to the Committee on the Judi· does not meet all the requirements of sec Construction Co.; to the Committee on tha ciary. tion 4 of the Displaced Persons Act; to the Judiciary. By Mr. LANTAFF: Committee on the Judiciary. By Mr. SMITH of Virginia: H. R. 2387. A bill for the relief of William H. R. 2410. A bill to restore and continue H. R. 2436. A bill for the relief of Anesti N. M. Smith; to the Committee on the Judiciary. in full force and effect patents Nos. 4,750, Baicousheff; to the Committee on the Judi By Mr. LESINSKI: 16,436, 21,258, 17,679, and 23,984; to the Com ciary. H. R. 2388. A bill for the relief of Kazmirz mittee on the Judiciary. By Mr. THOMAS: Budzinski; to the Committee on the Judi By Mr. MORRISON: H. R. 2437. A bill for the relief of Jean Mae ciary. H. R. 2411. A bill for the relief of Rogers Hopkins (nee Schnurer); to the Committee By Mr. MACHROWICZ: Kennedy; to the Committee on the Judiciary. on the Judiciary. H. R. 2412. A bill for the relief of Josefina H. R. 2389. A bill for the relief of Martha By Mr. TOLLEFSON: Starke and child; to the Committee on the V. Guerrero; to the Committee on the Judiciary. Judiciary. H. R. 2438. A bill for the relief of Martin F. Kendrigan; to the Committee on the Judi H. R. 2390. A bill for the relief of Giuseppe By Mr. NORBLAD: ciary. Ventimiglia; to the Committee on the Ju H. R. 2413. A bill for the relief of Matsue diciary. Hashimoto; to the Committee on the By Mr. TRIMBLE: H. R. 2391. A bill for the relief of John Judiciary. H. R. 2439. A bill for the relief of Joe G. By Mr. O'BRIEN of New York: Washburn; to the Committee on the Judi Gieraga; to the Committee on the Judiciary. ciary. By Mr. MAILLrARD: H. R. 2414. A bill for the relief of Andrew By Mr. WALTER: H. R. 2392. A bill for the relief of Lee Vasilatos; to the Committee on the Judiciary. Kwang Nong (George Clifford Roeder); to By Mr. OSMERS: _H. R. 2440. A bill for the relief of Lidija the Committee on the Judiciary. · H. R. 2415. A bill for the relief of Nicholas C1mze; to the Committee on the Judiciary. H. R. 2441. A bill for the relief of Husnu By Mr. MARTIN of Massachusetts: John Manticas, Yvonne Manticas, Mary Manticas, and John Manticas; to the Com Ataullah Berker; to the Committee on the H. R. 2393. A bill for the relief of Brother Judiciary. Eugene Cumerlato; to the Committee on the mittee on the Judiciary. Judiciary. By Mr. PELLY: By Mr. WOLCOTT: H. R. 2394. A bill for the relief of Yoshiko H. R. 2416. A bill to permit Haruko (Yama H. R. 2442. A bill for the relief of Domenico Basilisco; to the Committee on the Judiciary. (Clara) Oe; to the Committee on the Ju moto) Iki to remain and reside permanently diciary. in the United States of America; to the H. R. 2443. A bill for the relief of Dimitrios Savvas; to the Committee on the Judiciary. By Mr. McCORMACK: Committee on the Judiciary. H. R. 2395. A bill for the relief of the Mar By Mr. POWELL: H. R. 2444. A bill for the relief of Koccimi· den Construction Co., Inc.; to the Committee H. R. 2417. A bill for- the relief of Hiromi des Nicolas Katsibris; to the Committee on on the Judiciary. Kashiwagi. Jones; to the Committee on the the Judiciary. H. R. 2396. A bill for the relief of Harry Clay Judiciary. By Mr. D'EWART: Maull, Jr.; to the Committee on the Judi H. R. 2418. A bill for the relief of John H. R. 2445. A bill authorizing the Secretary ciary. Abraham and Ann Abraham; to the Com of the Interior to issue a patent in fee to H. R. 2397. A bill for the relief of Benedetto mittee on the Judiciru·y. Mrs. Vina Coulter \Vakan; to the Committee Campo; to the Committee on the Judiciary. By :Mr. REECE of Tennessee: on Interior and Insular Affairs. H. R. 2419. A bill for the relief of Robert J. By Mr. GRAHAM: By Mr. MERRILL: McGarry; to the Committee on the Judiciary. I:I. R. 2398. A bili for the ·relief of Kenneth H. Con. Res. 29. Concurrent resolution By Mr. RHODES of Arizona: favoring the granting of the status of perrna· Cecil; to the Committee on the Judiciary. H. R. 2420. A bill for the relief of Ruth D. By Mr. MILLER of Nebraska: nent residence to certain aliens; to the Com· Crunk; to the Committee on the Judiciary. mittee on the Judiciary. li. R. 2399. A bill for the relief of Fidel A. By Mr. RILEY; Diaz; to the Committee on the Judiciary. H. R. 2421. A bill for the relief of Frank L. By Mr. MORANO: McCartha; to the Committee on the Judi:: PETITIONS, ETC. H. R. ;2400. A bill for the relief of Eliseu ciary. Joaquim .Boa; . to the Committee on the Judi. By Mr. ROBERTS: Under clause 1 oi rule XXII, petitions ciary. H. R. 2422. A bill for the relief of the Coosa and papers were laid on the Clerk's desk . R R. 2401. A bill to adjust the status of a River Newsprint Co.; to the Committee on and referred as follows: displaced person_ in the Un~ted States who the Judiciary. · does not meet all the requirements of section By Mrs. ROGERS of Massachusetts: 30. By Mr. CANFIELD: Resolutions con· 4 of the Displaced Persons Act; to the Com- H. R. 2423. A bill for the relief of Jaakko cerning the extension of social security, Fed· mittee on the Judiciary. . Olavi Hursti; to the Committee on the Ju eral payments in lieu of taxes, and Federal H. R. 2402. A bill to adjust the stat1,1s of a diciary. tax on municipal-bond income adopted at displaced person in the United States who By Mr. ROONEY: the Thirty-seventh Annual Conference of does not meet all the requirements of"section H. R. 2424. A bill for the relief of Johann the New Jersey State League of Municipal· 4 of the Displaced Persons Act; to the Com- August Josefsson; to the Committee on the ities, Atlantic City, N. J.; to the Committee mittee on the Judiciary. . Judiciary. on Ways and Means. H. R. 2403. A bill to adjust the status of a By Mr. ROOSEVELT: 31. By Mr. FORAND: Petition of the De· displaced person in the United States who H R. 2425. A bill for the relief of Paul partment of Rhod.e Island, Italian-American does not meet all the requirements of section Okon; to the Committee on the Judiciary. War Veterans of the United States, Inc., urg 4 of the Displaced Persons Act; to the Com H. R. 2426. A bill for the relief of Charles S, ing revision of the Servicemens' Indemnity mittee on the Judiciary. Stutzer and Haiya Stutzer; to the Committee Act of 1951, to permit veterans of World H. R. 2404. A bill to adjust the status of a on the Judiciary. Wars I and II to reinstate their national displaced person in the United States who H. R . 2427. A bill for tpe relief of Annie service life insuran.ce and United States Gov· does not meet all the requirements of section Litke; to the Committee on the Judiciary. ernment life insurance which may have 4 of the Displaced Persons Act; to the Com H. R. 2428. A bill for the relief of Nader lapsed; to the Committee on Veterans' mittee on the Judiciary. Taghinia-Milani; to the Committee on the Affairs. H. R. 2405. A bill to adjust the status of a Jud.iciary. 32. By Mr. MARSHALL: Petition of 0. J. displaced person fn the United States who H.R. 2429. A bill for the relief of Adolf Kaschmitter, Paynesville, Minn., and others does not meet all the requirements of section Rubinstein; to the Committee on the Judi urging revision of selective-service agricul· 4 of the Displaced Persons Act; to the Com ciary. tural-deferment policy; to the Committee on mittee on the Judiciary. H. R. 2430. A bill for the relief of Ehstathios Armed Services. H. R. 2406. A bill 'to adust the status of a Aristidou Spathis; to the Committee on 'the displaced person in the United States who Judiciary. does not meet all the requirements of sec H. R . 2431. A bill for the relief of Renato COMMI'ITEE EMPLOYEES tion · 4 of the Displaced Persons Act; to the Ugo Raffaelli; to the Committee on the COMMITTEE ·ON AGRI.CULTURE Committee on the Judiciary. Judiciary. H. R. 2407. A bill to adjust the status of a H. R. 2432: A bill for the relief of Li Ming; JANUARY 9, 1953. displaced person in the United States who to the Committee on the Judiciary. To the CLERK OF THE HOUSE: does not meet all the requirements of se·c By Mr. SMALL: The above-mentioned committee or sub tion 4 of the Displaced Persons Act; to the H. R. 2433. A bill for the relief of the legal committee, pursuant to section 134 (b) of Committee on the Judiciary. - guardian of Raymond Gibson, a minor; to the the Legislative Reorganization Act of 1946, . H. R. 2408. A bill'to adjust the status of a Committee on the Judiciary. · Public Law 601, Seventy-ninth Congress, ap displaced person in the United States who By Mr. SMITH of Kansas: pr.Jved August 2, 1946, as amended, submits does not meet all the requirements of sec· H. R. 2434. A bill for the relief of Sally the following report showing the name, pro· tion 4 of the Displaced Persons Act; to the Kitterman; to the Committee on the Judi fession, and total salary of each person em· Committee on the Judiciary. ciary. ployed by it during the 6-month period from 668 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD- HOUSE Jan_uary 29 July 1, 1952, to December 31, 1952, inclusive, Funds .authorized or appropriated for com~ . together with total funds authorized or ap mittee expenditw·es __------$302, 215.00 Total gross propriated and expen ded by it: ·A mount or expenditures previously reported. None salary Amount expended from July 1 to Dec. 31, Name of employee Profession during 1952_------~------127, 101. 38 6-month Total period gross Total amount expended from July 1 sa!ary Name of employee Profession to Dec. 31, 1952------127,101.38 during Albert G. Macdon- Investigator ______$3, 199.41 6-month Balance unexpended. as or Dec. 31, 1952 ____ _ 175,113.62 ald. period CLARENCE CANNON, M a r gar e t E . Clerk-stenographer __ 350.53 Chairman. McDermott. John J. Heimburger___ Counsel (P) ______$5,823. 00 Richard A. Miller___ Investigator______3, 300.32 Altavene Clark ______Executive officer (P)_ 5,823. ()() Thomas M. Mul- _____ do __ ------4, 016.36 Mabel C. Downey ___. _ Clerk (C) ______COMMITTEE ON APPROPRIATIONS, INVESTIGATIVE her in. 5, 823.00 P eter G. Roth, Jr --- _____ do _------·------1, 221.85 }.;ydia Vacin ______Statr assistant (C) __ _ 3, 224.94 , FuNCTION John A. RuhL ______do __ ------Alice Baker ______do ______2, 890.32 3, 215.40 M elvin E. Singleton ______dQ __ ------1. 588.62 Lorraine G~eenbaum ______do ____ .______2, 428. 32 JANUARY 15, 1953. Betty Prezioso ______do ______Richard B. Smith ______do ______1, 382.04 2,428. 32 To the CLERK OF THE HOUSE: H enry J. Somers ______do. __ ------. 1, 993.55 1 The above-mentioned committee or sub Edward T. Steele ______do ______12.08 ~ committee, pursuant to section 134 (b) of Samuel I. Virden ______do __ ------12.08 Funds authorized or appropriated for com- Marcus S. Wallace ______do __ ------3, 182.58 mittee expenditures.------$50,000.00 the Legislative Reorganization Act of 1946, Fedeml Civil Defense Public Law 601, Seventy-ninth Congress, ap Administration: · . Amount of expenditures previously reported. 18, 801. 73 proved August 2, 1946, as amended, submits Stephen J. Grillo ______do __ ------4, 632. 6!l Amount expended from July 1 to Dec. 31, Carlton H. Jencks ______do __ ------2. 242.87 1952------10,153.13 the 'following report showing the name, pro Federal Security _____ do______1,625.96 fession, and total salary of each person em Agency: Public Total amount expended from July 1 to ployed by it during the 6-month period from Dec. 31, 1952______28,954.86 Health Service: July 1, 1952, to December 31, 1952, inclusive, John H. Scruggs. together with total funds authorized or ap General Services Ad Balance unexpended as or Dec. 31, 1952______21,045.14 ministration: propriated and expended by it: Addison S. Born- _____ do __ ------1, 349.84 HAROLD D. CoOLEY, berger. Chairman. John H. Holmead, _____ do __ ------3, 503.97 Total Jr. gross Roland R. Pyne ______do______1,476.00 COMMITTEE ON APPROPRIATIONS George B. Sheldon, _____ do______2, 789.20 Name of employee Profession salary JANUARY 15, 1953. during Jr. 6-month Allan Stewart Thorn. _____ do._ ------3, 145.00 To the CLERK OF THE HOUSE: · period Fred W. Young ______do __ ------4, 444.56 The above-mentioned committee or sub D epartment of Justice: committee, pursuant to section 134 (b) of Francis X. Daly ______do __ ------1, 669.22 John J. Donnelly ______Dirertor of ~tudies $5.823.00 James F. H arahan ______do __ ------2, 834. 60 the Legislative Reorganization Act of 1946, and investigations. D epartment of the Public Law 601, Seventy-ninth Congress, ap James E. Nugent _____ Chief investigator __ _ 4, 712.70 ravy: Robert E. Rightmyer_ Investigator ______Albert W. Buck- _____ do ______3, 021.56 proved August 2, 1946, as amended, submits 4, 501.98 Charles G. Haynes ______do ______4. 501.98 m aster. the following report showing the name, pro John F. Doyle._------_____ do ______Ellis M. Kline ______do______1, 003. H Victor J. Orsinger ______do ______2, 800.24 fession, and total salary of each person em 2, 473.54 Richard C. Paul ______do______1, 6.%. 37 S. Churchill Elmore ______do ______2,100. 18 James E. Thomas ___ Clerk-stenographer__ 575.87 ployed by it during the 6-month period from Darrell D. Donovan ______do ______841.10 Office of D efense Mo- July 1, 1952, to December 31, 1952, inclusive, HelenM. Phyllis 'l'erry Monaghan______Clerk-stenographer.. do ______2, 141. 52 bilization: together with total funds authorized or ap 2. 069.82 Grace DuPree ______do______528.45 Jqhn D . Young _____ Investigator______2, 492.34 propriated and expended by it: Securities and Ex- _____ do______2, 186. 52 REIMBURSEMENTS TO GOVERNMENT AGENCIES change Commis- sion: H . Don Cum- Total mings. gross Department of Agri Department of State: _____ do______4, 153.80 Name of employee Profession salary culture: Psychological Strat- during John J. Mallen ______Investigator ______$1,531.53 egy Board: Wayne 6-month Edlow G. Parker______do ______1, 119. 53 G. Althaus. pe1iod Department. of the Air _____ do ______1, 843. 71 Tennessee Valley Au- _____ do______3, 284.56 Force: Rowland W. thority: James E. Fixel. Goddard. George Y. Harvey ____ Clerk and staff di- $5,823.00 Department of the _____ dO------2,826. 00 Treasury Depart- _____ do______1, 462.16 rector. Army: Charles W. ment: Bryant D. Kenneth Sprankle ____ The assistant clerk __ 5, 823.00 Hart. Hiers. William A. DuvalL ___ Second assistant 5, 823.00 D epartment o: Com Veterans' Administra clerk. merce: tion: Corhal D. Orescan____ Assistant clerk ______5, 823.00 Bureau of Stand Sam J. Clark ______do______2, 013.80 Robert E. Lambert.-- _____ do ______5, 823.00 Paul M. Wilson ______do ______ards: Wilton B. Gundlach ______do______1, 919.93 5, 642. 52 Chester H. Page ______clo ______5, 276.32 Ross P. Pope_------_____ dO------~------5, 642. 52 Lauriston S. 'l'ay-______do ______1, 786.00 5, 642.52 lor. Civil Aeronautics ____ _do ______Funfls authorhed or appropriated for com- ia!th~rRobert ~~;~~======P. Williams ______=====~~: do ___:: :::______:::::::::___ _ 5, 296.92 1, 66.67 mittee expenditures ___ ------$500.000.00 5.158. 68 Administration: Frank Sanders ______do ______4, 605.66 Carson , V. CuJp ______do ______Clifford C. Hulse. Amount of expenditures previously reported_ None 4, 605.66 Defense 'l'ransport _____ do ______2,076. 90 Amount expended from July 1 to Dec. 31, Robert_ I. ~foyer ______do ______4, 398.06 Robert L. Michaels ______do ______Administration: 1952------216,685.07 3, 663.06 H enry R. Pelle Lawrence C. Miller_ __ Junior assistant 3, 145. 26 grino. clerk. Total amount expended from July 1, G. Homer Skarin ______do ______District of Columbia: to Dec. 31, 1952-.c------211). 685.07 2, R26. 60 Office of Corpora Earl C. SilsbY------_____ do ______2, 826.60 tion Counsel: Francis G. ).Ierrill ____ Clerk-stenographer__ 2,189. 34 John F. Doyle ______do ______Balance unexpended as of Dec. 31, 1952_ ---- 283,314.93 Samuel R. Preston ______do ______800.80 Payment of bills rendered for prior fiscal 2,189. 34 Oliver Gasch ______do ______1, 118. 98 Robert M. Lewis _____ Messenger ______1, 854.78 Economic Stabiliza- _____ do ______; ______period------5, 485.39 \\-illie Tarrant.------Janitor-messenger __ _ 1, 451.70 4, 244.88 John C. Pugh . ______Consultant______tion Agency: Office CLARENCE CANNON, 1, 216. ·14 of Price Stabiliza· E. L. Ecklotf ______Clrrktothemajority_ 4. 951.26 tion: Alexis P. Chairman. Robert E. Lee ______Clerktotheminority_ 5, 823.00 Bukovsky. Ross D. Frith______Clerk-stenographer 1, 053.78 Federal Bureau of In to the chairman. vestigation: QoMMI'l"l'EE ON ARMlill> SERVICES Lawrence A. Dicenzo_ Clerk-stenographer 2, 189.34 William M. Alex - _____ do ______2, 993.37 to ranking minor JANUARY 2, 1953. ily member. R~~~~~r G. Aulen- _____ d.o ______1, 990.77 To the CLERK OF THE HOUSE: Julia M. Elliott______Clerk-stenographer 2, 189.34 bacher. to subcommittee Carl L. Bennett ______do ______3, 870.74 The above-mentioned committee or sub chairman. William W. Colby ______do ______William J. N'eary _---- _____ do ______3, 830.59 committee, pursuant to section 134 (b) of 2, 189.34 Robert J. Deneen ______do ______1, 616. 18 Torajean Ray ______do ______2,189. 34 'l'erence J. McGrath ______do ______Arthur W. Engs- _____ dO------3, 308.13 the Legislative Reorganization Act of 1946, 2,189. 34 trom. Elizabeth H . PascuaL _____ do ______2, 189.34 Erwin P. Hair ______do ______Public Law 601, Seventy-ninth Congress, ap 'l' heodora M. Grant______do ______2,189. 34 Harold H. Hair ______do ______861. 55" Lena M. Adam ______do ______3, 266.19 proved August 2, 1946, as amended, submits 729.78 Marguerite A. Han- Clerk-stenographer __ Dorothy M. Vitale ______do ______2,189. 34 123.'75 the following report showing the name, pro Ethel M. ScholL ______do ______sen. 2, 189.34 Albert T. Healy _____ Investigator ______3, 148.91 fession, and total salary of. each person em nn M. Woodward ______do ______1,009. 58 Harve Mobley ______do ______John P. Kochender- _____ do ______.__ 3, 215.40 "r· 1, 459.56 fer. ployed by it during the 6-month period from Paul H. Lewis.----- _____ do ______2,872.15 July 1, 1952, to December 31, 1952, inclusive, 1953 CONGRESSIONAL · RECORD- HOUSE 669 together, with total funds authorized or ap COMMITTEE ON THE DISTRICT OF COLUM.BI_A COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN AFF~IRS proi>riated and expended by it: JANUARY 26, 1952, JANUARY 6, 1953. To the CLERK OF THE HOUSE: To the CLERK OF THE HOUSE: Total The al;>Ove-mentioned c?mmittee or sub gross · The above-mentioned committee or sub salary committee, pursuant to section 134 (b) of committee, pursuant to section 134 (b) of Name of employee Profession during the Legislative Reorganization Act of 1946, the Legislative Reorganiz~tion Act of 1946, 6-month Public Law 601, Seventy-ninth Congress, ap Public Law 601, Seventy-ninth Congress, ap period proved August 2, 1946, as amended, submits proved August 2, 1946, as amended, submits the following ·report showing the name, pro the following report showing the name, pro Robert W. Smart_---- Chief counseL •••••. $5,823.00 fession, and total salary of each person em fession, and total salary of each person em John R. Blandford____ CounseL------5, 823.00 ployed by it during the 6-month period from ployed by it during the 6-month period from Charles F. Ducander ______do·------~------5, 823. 00 July 1, 1952, to December 31, 1952, inclusive, Phi!ip W. Kelleher ______do ______5, 823.00 July 1, 1952, to December 31, 1952, inclusive, ~ogether with total funds authorized or ap Janice AngelL------~- Clerical sJ;atf------2, 810.70 together with total funds authorized or ap 2, 810.70 propriated and expended by it: 2, 810.70 propr-iated and expended by it: ~ii~~i;~ ~~J;;o;e-~======~~======:::::::: 2, RIO. 70 ~~e~:Er?J~~;iOii~::: :::::~~=:::::::::::::: 3, 065 ..58 Total Berniece Kalinowski. ______do ______. __ 2, 810.70 T otal gross gross John J. Courtney_____ Special counsel (July 5, 920.05 Name of employee Profession· salary 1, 1952, through Name of employee Profession salary during Jan. 3. 1953). dw-ing 6-month r aul L. Monahan..... AsSistant to special 4, 851.08 6-month period counsel (July 1, period 1952, through Jan. 3, 195.1). Clerk ______$5,822. 28 Boyd Crawford_------Staff administrator $5,823.00 Robert N.,Tyler ______do.-~------3, 116.61 William N. McLeod, and .committee Richard W. Webb ______do ______4, 752.69 Jr. clerk. Wendell E. Cable ____ _ Minority clerk ______4, 605.66 Sheldon Z. Kaplan ____ Staff consultant_ ___ _ Roemer Kiess______Clerk (Aug. 1, 1952, 1, 860.48 Roy J. Bullock ______do ______5,823.00 through Jan. 3,1953). Ruth Butterworth ___ _ Assistant clerk ______3, 463.92 5, 823.00 George R. Stewart_ __ _ CounseL ______5, 642.52 AlbertO. F. WestphaL _____ do ______5, 823.00 Mary E. ~1orriiL..... Secretary to special 2, 857.54 Marie E. Hurda ______counsel (July 1, Assistant clerk ______2, 667.30 June Nigh __ .------Staff assistant______3, 145. 25 Barbara A. Schwartz__ Winifred G. Osborne.. _____ do ______1952, th rou~h Jan. Stenographer (July 1, 054.83 3, 384.21 1 to Sept. 30, 1952). H elen C. Mattas ______do ______3, 145. 25 3, 1953) (O.ffice of Myrtie M. Melvin. ______do ______Special Counsel 3, 065.35 opemting tmder Helen L. Hashagen ___ -----dO------3,000. 00 H. Res. 38, H. Res. Funds authorized or appropriated for com- 114, and H. Res. mittee expenditures_------$2,000.00 557). Funds au thorized or appropriated for com- Amount of expenditures previously reported __ 922.67 mittee expenditures ___ ------$75,000.00 Amount expended from July 1 to Dec. 31, 1952_ 3.10 Funds au thorized or appropriated for com- Amount of expenditures previously reported_ 17, 281. 76 · , mittee expenditures ______$150,000.00 Total amount expended from Feb. 20, Amount expended from July 1 to Dec. 31, 1951, to Dec. 31, 1952 ______925.77 1952.------3, 464. 56 Amount of expenditures previously re- ported ______.______57. 979.95 Balance unexpended as of Dec. 31, 1952______1, 074. 23 'l'otal a mount .expended from J an. 1 to . Amount expended from July 1, 1952 to Jan. 3, JNo. L. McMILLAN, Dec. 31, 1952------20, 746.32 ·1953.------~--- • 24, 962. 04 Chairman. Balance unexpended as of Dec. 31, 1952 ____ .:__ 54, 253. 68 Tota.l amount exprnded from Jan. 1, 1951, to Jan. 3, 1953______82, 941.99 JAS. P. RICHARDS, COMMITTEE ON EDUCATION AND LABOR Chairman. Balance unexpended asofJan. 3; 1953______67,058. 01 JANUARY 13, 1953. CARL VINSON, Chairman. To the CLERK OF THE HOUSE: COMMITTEE ON GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS The above-mentioned committee or sub JANUARY 7, 1953. .· COMMITTEE ON BANKING AND CURRENCY committee, pursuant to sec::tion 134 (b) of To the CLERK OF THE HOUSE: tl:e Legislative Reorganization Act of 194?, The above-mentioned committee or sub JANUARY "lO, 1953. committee, pursuant to section 134 (b) of To the CLERK OF THE HOUSE: P ·:blic Law 601, Seventy-ninth Congress, ap the Legislative Reorganization Act of 1946, The above-mentioned committee or sub proved August 2, 1946, as amended,_submits Public Law 601, Seventy-ninth Congress, ap committee, pursuant to section 134 (b) of the following report showing the name, pro proved August 2, 1946, as amended, submits the Legislative Reorganization Act of 1946, fession, and total salary of each person em the following report showing the name, pro Public Law 601, Seventy-ninth Congress, ap ployed by it during the 6-month period from fession, and total salary of each person em proved August 2, 1946, as amended, .submits ployed by it during the 6-month period from the following report showing the name, pro . June 30, 1952, to December 31, 1952, inclusi~e, July 1, 1952, to January 3, 1953, inclusive, fession, and total salary of each person em together with total funds authorized or ap together with total funds authorized or ap ployed by it during the 6-month period from propriated and expended by it: propriated and expended by it: July 1, 1952, to December 31, 1952, inclusive, Unexpended balance, July 1, 1952 ______$148, 291. 72 together with total funds a,uthorized or ap propriated and expended by it: Total Expenses from July 1, 1952, to Jan. 3, 1953 : gross F ull committee.______2, 125. 23 Name of employee Profession salary Inter-Governmental R elations Subcom- Total during .· mittee, Congressman HERBERT C. gross 6-month BONNER, chairman ______~ ---- - 13,435. ()5 salary period Name of employee Profession Special Subcommittee Making Inquiry dw-ing Into Home Loan Bank Board and 6-month Related Agencies, Congressman CHET period F red G. Hussey______Chief clerk _____ ~---- $5.823. 00 HOLIFIELD, chairman______2, 412.32 JohnS. Forsythe______General counseL____ 5, 823.00 Government Operations Subcommittee, David N . Henderson __ Assistant .general 5, 823.00 Congressman PORTER HARDY, JR., 0rman S. Fink______Technical staff______$5,380.12 counsel. chairman______4o, 844.86 John E. Barriere ______do______4, 063.20 Russell C. Derrickson. Investigator------5, 823.00 John Graham______Minority clerk______5, 823.00 Execut ive an.d Legislative Reorganiza- William J. Hallahan __ Cl~rk______5,823.00 0. t ion Subcommittee, Congressman ·E lsie L. Gould______Assistant clerk______4, 093.92 Mary Pauline Smith__ Assistant clerk __ ~"-- 3, 001. 66 CUET HOLIFIELD, chairman ____ ------15,027.34 Helen ·E. Long ______do______2, 858.46 Barbara Ann Stent______<10------3, 001. 66 Federal Relations With International Kathryn Kivett__-______dO------3, 001.66 Jeannette M. Devlin __ Stenographer______869. 05 Frances N. Roberts ______do ______· 3. 00h66 Organizations Subcommittee, Con W. Kenneth Watkins_ Consulting architect_ t 1, 000. 00 gressman HENDERSON LANHAM, chair- Mildred Childers ____ • Stenographet·------1413.05 Myrtle Locher ______Assistant clerk (mi- 3, 001.66 man______6, 914.08 Olivrr E. Meadows .. = Investigator. ______1 2, 548.03 nority). Helen A. Wright______Assistant clerk ______1 1, 698. 85 Total spent from July 1, 1952, to Jan. 3, 1953------80, 759.48 Funds authorized or appropriated fo r com- 1 Amounts paid to employees of Subcommittee on mittee expenditures •• ------·-- $30,000. 00 Total unexpended Jan. 3, 1953______67,532. 24 Housing pursuant to H. Res. 436 and_H. Re~. 437 • . 687.89 l~ tmds authorized or appropriated for com- mittee expend itures_- ·------· -·--· -----~-~-.:.-- $10, 000. 00 30,687.89 Total gross Ari:).ount of e:\.'l)t'nditures previously reported_ 28,717.70 Amount of e-xpenditures previously reported_ 8, 838. 30 salary Amount expended from July '1 to Dec. 31, Amount expended from June 30 to Dec. 31, Name of employee Profession during- 1952.------18, 929. 44 1952.------~------2, 015. 53 6-montu period 'l'otal amount expended from . Oct. 17, Total amount e:..'J)ended from Jan. 1 to 1951 to Dec. 31, 1952______47,647.14 Dec. 31, 1952·------10, 913.83 Thomas A Kennedy__ General counseL __ :_ $5,823.00 B alance unexpended as of Dec, 31,.1952______22,352.86 ~alance ·unexpended as of Dec. 31, 1952 .• --.--- 19, 774. 06 William A. Young_ __ _ Staff director------5, 823.00 Cl;iristine Ray Davis__ Chirf clerk______5, 823. 00 B.RENT SPENCE, GRAHAM A. BARDEN, Martha C. Roland ____ Assistant chief clerk_ 5, 29f). 92 ·chairman. Chairman. J. Robert Drown______Research analyst____ 4, 605.66 670 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD- HOUSE Janv..ary 2 9 the Legislative Reorganization Act of 1946, the Leg~slatlve R~organlzation Act of 1946, T-otal Public Law 601, Seventy-ninth Congress, ap Public Law 601, Seventy-ninth Congress, ap gross proved August 2, 1946, as amended, submits proved August 2, 1946, as amended, submits salary Name of employee Profession during the following report showing the name, pro the following report showing the name, pro 6-month fession, and total salary of each person em fession, and total salary of each person em period ployed by it during the 6-month period from ployed by it during the 6-month period from July 1, 1952, to December 31, 1952, inclusive, together with total funds authorized or ap July 1, 1952, 1;o December 31, 1952, inclusive, Florence Hoffman _____ Staff member to $1,651.22 toge.ther with total funds authorized or minority, July 1 to propriated and expended by it: Sept. 10, 1952. appropriated and expended by -it: Annabell Zue ______Minority clerk ______4,836.06 Dolores Fel'Dotto_____ Clerk-stenographer.. 3, 463.92 Total Alice Cravetts______do ______2, 667.30 gross salary Total Name of employee Profession during gross Expenses of full committee: . 6-month Name of employee Profession salary Stationery supplies for full committee and period during subcommittees._.------ $367.61 6-month Periodicals for use of committee.------11.55 period Mimeographing. ______------5. 50 Lea Booth. __ ------Clerk __ ------$4,951. 26 Telephone... _.. ______------95.35 Marjorie Savage______Assistant clerk______4, 813.02 Taxi fares, official business ______18.50 Jack Watson ______do______4, 674. 78 Clerical staff: Postage and stationery supplies, not avail- Elton J. Layton ___ Clerk.------$5,823.00 able in stationery room ______Lura Cannon.------_____ dO------3, 304. 56 24.26 Ruth Bradley______dO------2, 348.64 Harold W. Lincoln. Assistant clerk______3, 065. 58 Plane transportation, full committee and Kenneth J. Painter. _____ do______3, 065.58 subcommittees .. _------1, 423.46 Georgia G. Glas- Assistant ·clerk-ste- 2, 826.60 Hotel, mileage, meals, per diem ______179.00 mann. nographer. THOS. B. STANLEY, Helen A. Grickis .. _____ do:______2, 731.02 Chairman. Total·------2, 125.23 Roy P. Wilkinson. Assistant clerk______2, 189.34 C~~~~e O'R. Ag- A~~::~te:~':~t~~t _2, 428. 3~ Inter-Governmental Relations Subcommittee, COMMITl'EE ON INTERIOR AND !NS"ULAR AFFAIRS Congressman HERBERT C. BONNER, chair ized H. Res. 123 man: JANUARY 15, 1953. and 516). John H. W. Small, counseL. ______2, 203.04 To the CLERK OF THE HOUSE; Melba J. Cout- _____ do __ • ______. 2, 707.14 Cora Louise Harris, clerk-stenographer __ _ 2, 424.33 sonikas. Lillian E. Gray, clerk-stenographer ______863.86 The above-mentioned committee or sub Louis Rosenman .. Research assistant 2, 375.21 Bureau of the Budget, reimbursement for committee, pursuant· to section 134 (b) of (authorized H. personal services of Ray Ward ______6, 062.50 the Legislative Reorganization Act of 1946, Res. 123 and 516) . Hotel, mileage, meals, per diem ______1, 656.09 Public Law 601, Seventy-ninth Congress, ap Margaret P. Ho- Assistant clerk-ste- 2, 203.90 Plane transportation .• _------95.68 proved August 2, 1946, as amended, submits gan. nographer (author Reporter ______------118. 75 ized li. Res. 123 Mimeographing_. ______9. 00 the following report showing the name, pro and 516). Stamps ______------___ ---___ ._ •• __ ----. 2.40 fession, and total salary of each person em Pro!essional staff: ployed by it during the 6-month period from Arlin E. Stock- Aviation and engi- . 5, 823. 00 Total------~-----:·------13,435. 65 burger. neering consultant. July 1, 1952, to December 31, 1952, inclusive, Andrew Stevenson. Expeit______5, 823.00 Special Subcommittee Making Inquiry Into together with total funds authorized or Kurt Borchardt_ __ Professional assistant. 5, 823. 00 the Home Loan Bank Board and Related appropriated and expended by it: Sam G. SpaL ____ _ Research specialist ~ _ 5, 823. 00 Agencies, Congressman CHET HOLIFIELD, chairman: Hyman I. Fischbach, reimbursement for Total Funds authorized or a_ppropriated for com- hotel, transportation, meals, cab fares, gross telephone ____ ------______2, 413.32 mittee expenditures (funds authorized un· salary ~ der H. Res.123 and H. Res. 516) ___ ·------$80,000.00 Name of employee Profession during Government Operations Subcommittee, Con- 6-month Amount of expenditures previously reported. 35, 326. 04 gressman PORTER HARDY, Jr., chairman; period Michael P. Balwan, staff director ______4, 893. 23 Amount ex{l.(lD.d~d .from, July 1 to Dec. 31, William A. Brewer, counseL ______4, 541.87 1952 ..•• : ·------·------.- . 20,362.90 Eugene F. Sullivan, legal assistant, July 1 Professional staff; 1,114.63 ·Total amount expended from Jan. 3, to Sept. 20,1952 ... ------ Preston E. Peden __ _ Committee cou11SeL $5,823.00 1951, to Dec. 31, 1952------55,·688. 94 Thomas G. Fleming, administrative as- James K. Carr ______Technical consult sistant ______.. ______.. __ 4,893. 23 5, 823.00 ant (Irrigation Balance unexpended as of Dec. 31,.1952. ·----- 24, 3lt. 00 Lewis J. Lapham, administrative assist- and Reclamation). ant. __ ._ .. _.. _.--.. _...... ---...... --- 3,845. 56 James R. Queen____ _ Consultant (Mines ·5, 573.40 ROBUT CROSSER, H. Sander Bell, administrative assistant.. 2, 290.52 and Mining). John C. Vick, administrative analyst_ ___ _ 2, 954.51 William H. Hackett. Consultant (Terri 5, 615. ()() Chairman. James R. Morgan, administrative analyst. 890.74 tories and Insular Frances G. Hardy, research clerk ______3,683.60 Affairs). Sylvia L. Swartzel, clerk ______2, 549.74 Mildred Deen, .Clerk-stenographer ______Clerical staff; 2, 387.78 Virginia McMichaeL Assistant to the 5, 823.00 COMMITl'EE ON THE JUDICIARY Garnette S. Benton, stenographer ______609.98 chairman. Gordon P. Peyton, special counseL ______1, 665.00 Claude E. Ragan.__ Chief clerk ______5, 823.00 JANUARY 15, 1953. Stephen D. Carnes, Jr., special adviser Nancy J. Arnold ____ Minority clerk ______into various activities of VA ______4,605. 66 672.00 G.eraldine E_aker. ___ Clerk ______3,145.26 To the CLERK OF THE HOUSE; Railroad transportation._------·-- 25.96 Ruth I. Timmony ______do ______.; __ _ 3, 065. 58 4. 92 The above-mentioned committee or sub· Elizabeth L. Angus. _____ dO------~----- 2, 866.44 ~\!~tFtransP"Ort-ation::~:::::::::::::::::: 248.55 committee, pursuant to section 134 (-b) . of Photostating ___ ------'------21.97 Telephone ______.______:_ 271. 55 the Legislative Reorganization· Act of 1946, Witness expenses ______NOTES 43.60 Public Law 601, Seventy-ninth Congress, ap Expenses, conducting investigations away (1) Timothy V. A. Dillon employed as chief counsel from Washington, D. C ______3, 235.92 on Seaward Boundaries, chargeable special fund. Gross proved August 2, 1946, as amended, submits salary $1,500. the following report showing the name, pro TotaL------40,S44. 86 (2) George H. Soule employed as consultant on mining and minerals, salary chargeable to special fund. Gross fession, and total salary of each person em.:., Executive and Legislative Reorganization Sub salary during 6-month period, $5,823. ployed by it during the 6-month period from committee, Congressman CHET HOLIFIELD, (3) Jacob N. Wasserman, chief counsel, Bureau of chairman: Land Management, on loan from Department of the July 1, 1952, to December 31, 1952, inclusive, Herbert Roback, staff director______5, 920.05 Interior to aid in the study on revision of public land Dorothy D. Morrison, clerk ______, _ 3,521.65 laws. Salary chargeable to special fund during 6-month :together with total funds authorized or Olive M. Willeroy, assistant clerk______3, 521.65 period, $3,315. · · · appropriated and expended by it: Telephone·------123. 25 F1mds authorized or appropriat-ed for com- Expenses, conducting investigations away mittee expen,dtturelL _------$100,000. 00 from Washington, D. C------1, 940.74 Total Amount of expenditures previously re- ported ______:______47,961.49 gross TotaL .• ------~~~·--~~ · ~:: 'i5, 027 ..34 salary Amount expended from July 1 to Dec. 31, Name of employee Profession .. during Federal Relations With Internation~l Organi---- 1952.------25,901.02 , __ .B}tions Subcommittee, Congressman HEN- 6-month period DERSON LANHAM, chairman: Total amount expended from Feb. 2, Franklin D. Rogers, Jr., clerk______4, 316.78 1951, to Dec. 31, 1952------73,862. 51 JohnJ. McElwee, administrative assistant_ 2, 544. 78 Dick, Bess Effrat__·, __ ·Chief clerk.·------ $5,823.00 Transportation_------·------52. 52 Balance unexpended as of Dec. 31, 1952 ______26,137.49 Besterman,Walter M :. Legislative. assistant. 5, 823 ..00 JOHN R. M"URDOCK, Brickfield, Cyril F ____ Committee counseL 5, 823.00 TotaL------6, 914.08 Foley, William R- - --~ __· _.":.do.. ~ .: .... ~----..: 5;823. 00 . WILLIAM L. DAWSON, Chairman. Lee,. Walter R-----"-- Legislative assist&nt. 5,823. 00 Chairman. bmedley, Velma ______Assistant chief clerk. 5,823. 00 HoUSE CoMMITTEE ON INTERSTATE AND Berm, VioletT ______:, _ Clerical assistant. __ _ ' 3, 583.26 Goldsmith, Helen_____ ~--- -_do .. ----. ------~-- 3, 862.20 COMMITTEE ON HOUSE ADMINISTRATION FOREIGN COMMERCE Berger, Anne J.______Clerk-stenographer.. Christy, Frances ______do ______3, 424.08 DECEMBER 31, 1952. JANUARY 15, 1953. 3, 025.74 Coble, Jeannine S-----~-----do ______3, 025.74 To the CLERK. OF THE HousE: To the CLERK 01' THE HOUSE: Cram, Jane H ______do ______3,025. 74 The above-mentioned committee or sub The above-mentioned committee or sub Kaslow, Berta ______do ______4, 246.02 committee, pursuant to section 134 (b) of committee, pursuant to section 134 (b) of 1953 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD -JIQlJSE 671 1. Funds for preparation o.f United States Code, Dis· EMPLOYEES UNDER AUTHORITY OF H, RES. 41S · trict of Columbia Code, and R<.'vision ol the Laws. Total A. PreparationofneweditionofUnited States gross Code (no year): salary Total Unexpended balance June 30, 1952 _____ $58,913.90 Name of employee Profession during gross .Appropriated-Legislativ~ Appropria- 6-month Name or employee Profession salary tion Act 1953------100,000.00 period during 6-mouth ·]58, 913.90 period Expended July 1-Dec. 31, 1952______11,866.56 John M .. Drewry______General counseL ___ _ $5, 82..1. ()() Thomas F. Flyun, Jr.. Assistant counseL .. 4, 951.26 Unexpended bal:mce Dec. 31, 1952 ______147,047.34 Reginald S. Losee ____ _ Chief investigator __ _ 4, 882.14 Charles D. Curran____ Staff director ______$5,642.52 Charles F. Keyser_____ Research assistant... 1, 462.01 Gus S. Caras ______Investigator to tho 1, 627.38 Feral :Davis ______Secretary ______D. (l) Revision of the Laws 1952: minority. .. Mary Luschyk ______do ______2, ..148. 64 Unexpended balance June 30, 1952.. 1(33. 05. 'Frances Still ______Chief clerk __ .______5, 124.00 1, 733. 65 JamesR.. Christiansen. Research assistant ... E}..1:>endecL.------__. _4_1_. 3_0 Madonna Haworth. __ Assistant clerk ______3, 304.56 Bailey F. ,Mason ______do ______751.00 Leonard P. Pliska ___ __ Clerk to the minor- . 3, 304.56 507.~ James W. Hudson ______do ______722.57 Balance (to ·be rctmned to TJJCas- Dewitt C. Black, Jr •.. _____ do ______Lucile P. Lamon ______stf;lctary.:. ___ ~ __ ; __ 2, 667. 30i 494.38 ury) .••. ------~------. ------==1=2=1.=7=5 Paul E. Zahn. ------_____ do ______1, 140.92 'l'otaL ______------31,684.20 (2) Revision of the J,aws 1953: TotaL-----~------14,803.22 Appropriated-Legislative Appro- priation Act 1953______13,.700. 00. EDWARD J. HART, :Funds authorized or appropriated for coin- , EA1}enclcd~------·------:- · 6, 193.64 Chairman. mittee expenditures._: ------~------$95, 000. 00 Balance Dec. 31, i952. ~ --~------7, 506.36 Amount of expenditmes previously reported __ 36, 050. 45 COMMITTEE ON POST OFFICE AND CIVIL SERVICE Amount expended from July 1 to Dec. 31, 1952. 19, 387. 15 C. Preparation new edition of District of JANUARY 2, 1953. or Total amount expended from May 31, · . Columbia Code (no year): To the CLERK OF THE HOUSE: Unexpended balance June 30, 1952_____ 25,437.72 1951, toDec. 3J, 1952 ______55,437.60 E:x-pended.------11,870.68 The above-mentioned committee or sub· committee, · pursuant to section 134 (b) of Balance unexpended as of Dec. ..11, 1952.------39, 562. 40 Balance Dec. 31, 1952. ______------13,567.04 the Legislative Reorganization _Act of 1946, CHARLES A. BUCKLEY, PUrsuant' to House Resolution 95 (H. Res. 54, H. Res." Public Law 601, Seventy-ninth Congress, ap· Chairman. 487, a.nd H. Res. 628) employees were paid as follows proved August 2, 1946, as amended, submits during the period July 1 through December 31, 1952: the following report showing the narn:e, pro Antitrust subcommittee: . · COMMITTEE ON RtrLES Mary Ahern, clerk-stenographer ______$1,950.36 fession, and total salary of _eacp. person em Eileen R. 'Browne, clerk ______.______3, 463. 92 ployed by it during the 6-month period from DECEMBER 31, 1952. .E. Ernest Goldstein, general counseL______3, 752.59 July 1,. ::.952,. to December 31, 1952, inclusive, To the CLERK OF THE HOUSE: ' J. Bruce Hannaford, clerk-typist ___ ------935.34 The above-mentioned committee or sub· Virginia N ortb, clerk -stenographer ______- 2, 029. 98 together with total funds authorized or appropriated and expended by it: committee, pursuant to section · 134 (b) of Veronica Strozak, clerk-stenographer______2, 428.32 · the Legislative Reorganization Act of 194{), Jerrold L. Walden, assistant counseL______4, 432.86 J"ohn F. Woog, assistant colmsoL ______3,463. 92 Public Law 601, Seventy-ninth Congress, ap . .. ---- Total proved August 2, 1946, as amended, submits gross . - ~otaL----~------~------22, 457. 29 salary the following report showing the name, pro Name of employee Profession · during fession, and total salary of _each person em· Subcommittee To Investigate the Justice Department: 6-month played by it during the 6-month period from tephen A. Mitchell, chief counsel to Aug. period July 1! 1Q52, to December 3_i, 1952, inclusive, 10, 1952"·------~------7·------$1,575. ()() together with total funds a~thorized ol,' Daniel G·. Kennedy, assoCtate counseL.~--- 2, 976.19 Robert A. Collier, chief counseL~------9, 319.00 ·Frederick C. Belen ___ _ Chief_eounscL.. ____ _ $5,823.00 appropriated. a:t?-d expended by it. Arthur H. Crowl, inve tigator------3, 346.92 · Charles E. Johnson __ _ CounseL'. __ ------. 5, 435. 16 Morris Best, investigator ______~---- . --- 3, 751.65 John B. Price ______Staff assistant ______. 3, 463.92 - Lucy K. Daley______'l'homas J. Connor, investigator~accoi.mtant. 4, 501. 98 Assistant clerk ___ _. __ . 3,224. 94; . r:I:otal Lillian Hopkins______2, 826.60 gross · John C. Weigel, research analyst.------837.03 Ann Hayden ______Secretary------· Kathryn Healey, staff assistant______375. 50 Steno~·rapher ______2, 667.30 N" ame oi employee Profession salary . Lois·Sandeis, staff-assistant._------1; 485.21 Donna.J. Brannock ••• Stenographer (July 1, 014.99 during -' Della L. Sayre, staff assistant______563.27 1 to Sept. 30, 1952). 6-month Robert Willett, legal clerk______670.02 period · John X. Ward, chief file clerk------~- 2,105:70 Elizabeth Jean. Morgan, secretary ______1, 852.10 TOM MURRAY, Orville Stewart, messenger_------1, 257.66 · Chairman. HumphreyS. Shaw ___ Clerk ..•. ~------$5,822.28 LeoN. Nulty, investigator______700.33 'l'. Howard Dolan _____ Assistant clerk __ _.___ 4, 536.54 :Frank KlepaL ------Assistant to clerk___ 4, 398.06 Mrs. Judith A. Smith, stenographer______1, 041.08 Elliodor M. LibonatL Assistant clerk______3, 463.92 Carl W. Belcher, legal clerk.------813.85 COMMITTEE ON PuBLIC WORKS ancy L. O'Rourke______1, 964.53 Jane S.oader .• ~~------Minority clerk______3, 463.92 Thomas L. Howe, special counseL______2, 888.23 JANUARY 2, 1953. Jean M. 'Greene, staff assistant ______. 630.77 Bette B. Welch, staff assistant ______· 876.16 To the CLERK OF THE HOUSE: HOWARD W. SMITH, Charles J. Myrtle, investigator.______650.28 The above-mentioned committee or sub Ranking Majority Member. Murray B. York, investigator------4, 086.37 committee, pursuant to section 134 (b) of' Ralph J. Culver; investigator ______· 1, 771.31 the Legislative Reorganization Act of · 1946,. COMMITTEE ON UN-AMERICAN ACTIVITIES Milton R. Morgan, special consultant...... 2, 836.46 Alice L. Kupferman, attorney.______951.27 Public Law 601, Seventy-ninth Congress, ap JANUARY 15, 1953. Rufus G. Kmg, specie.! counseL______1, 449.24 proved August 2, 1946, as amended, submits To the CLERK OF THE HOUSE: li'BI l·eimbursable ______------2, 189.83 the following report showing the name, pro The above-mentioned committee or sub fession, and total salary gf each person em committee, pursuant to section 13'4 (b) pf, 'l'otaL.--"-----·------~-:· -----· -----• 57; 516.94 · ployed QY it during the 6-month period· :t:rom the Legislative ·Reorganization Act of 1946, July. 1, 1952, - ~o D~cem~r 31, 1952, inclusive, . E~~NUEL CELI;ER, . Public ;Law 601, Seventy-ninth Congress, ap· together with total fur,ids authorized or . proved ·August 2, 1946, as amended, submits Chairrnan. ap~ropriated and expended· by it: the folloWing report showing the name, pro fession, and total salary of each person em Total ployed by lt during the 6-mon-th period from COMMITTEE ON MERCHA:NT MARINE gross July 1,-1952, to December 31, 1952, inclusive, AND FISHERmS salary together with "total funds authorized or . ~ame of employee Professioi1 during DECEMBER 31, 1952. 6-month appropriated and. expended by it: To the CLERK OF THE HOUSE: . period The above-mentioned committee or sub Total Charles G. Tierney_.__ gross committee, pursuant to section 134 (b) . of Counsel, profession $5,823. ()() salary al staff. Name of employee Prof~ssion during the Legislative Reorganization Act . of 1946, Robcrt.F. McQonnciL Professional staff as 5, 823.00 6-month Public Law 601, Seventy-ninth Congress, ap sistant. period S. Philip Cohen ______Professional staff __ __ 5, 823. ()() proved August 2, 1946, as amended, submits Joseph H. McGa1m, Chief clerk ______5, 823.00 the -following report showing the name, pro . Sr. . $5,573.40 Mrs. Margaret R. Clerk. __ ------ fession, and total salary' of each person em Beiter. 4, o54.1i • ~iW~~w~~~-~~!:~:~~ -~~~~~~~~~~~~======5, 296.92 l\1rs. Alice B .. Norton. Assistant clerk ______4, 674.78 ployed by it dUring the 6-month period from 4, o54. u .~a!es ~~~~~:-w;:::: :::::~~::::::::::::::: 4, 674.78 Joseph H. McGann, June 30, 1952, to December 31, 1952, inclusive, -----dO------·- 4, 054.11 W. Jackson Jones _____ •••• .d0------4, 743.90 Mrs.Jr. Helen Dooley ______do ______4, 467.42 'together with total funds authorized or Mrs. Florence Pabner. _____ do ___ _.______4, o54. u 4, 882.14 3, 862.20 Frank~~'l!rrw Bonora ~~~~et:_--~~= ______=====~g======do.---~------· 3, 264.72 approp~·iated. and expended by it: Fuoss, EarlL ______••.•• dO------·------4, 143.90 z,., 672 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD- HOUSE January 29 . the Legislative Reorganization Act of 1946, Total Public Law 601, Seventy-ninth Congress, ap Total gross proved August 2, 1946, as amended, submits gross salary salary Name of employee Profession during the following report showing the name, pro N arne of employee Profession during 6-month fession, and total salary of each person em 6-month period ployed by it during the 6-month period from period July 1, 1952, to December 31, 1952, inclusive, Raphael I. Nixon __ ___ Directorofresearch __ '$5, 366. 04 - together .with total funds authorized or Joseph Stein _____ ; ___ _ Attorney (from $1,455.31 Lillian E. Howard"--- Research clerk ______3,065.58 appropriated and expended by it: Aug. 27). H elen I. Mattson ______do ______3, 224.94 Lillian Stillman ______Staff assistant ______2,035. 32 Asselia Poore----~----- Editor __ ------ 3,304. 56 Herbert Stoller______Investigator (Aug. 6 614.18 Pearle Gay______Clerk-stenographer __ 2, 746.98 Total to Sept. 30). lane Collins ______do ______2, 667.30 gross Walter C. T aylor ____ _ Assistant counsel (to 1, 225. 52 Barbara Jean O'NeaL ______do ______2, 348.64 Name of employee Profession salary Aug. 19). Marie Shultz______Clerk-stenographer 1, 957. 20 during John E. Tobin ______Assistant counsel (to 5,864. 76 (terminated serv 6-month Sept. 15), chief ices Nov. 1, 1952). period counsel (from Rose Sanko_------Clerk-stenographer__ 2, 746.98 Sept. 16). Kathryn Zimmerman ______do ______Paul J. Yesawich ____ _ Attorney (from 560.72 Josephine Sheetz __ -_ ___ T elephone operator_ ~; ~~g: ~~ Gordon Grand, Jr____ _ Minority adviser $5,642. 52_ Dec. 1). Riley Smith ______Stock clerk ______1,604.4() Th A .... (P). Lorraine Nichols______Secretary to direc- 2, 786. 76. omas . .m .artin ___ _ Professional assist 3, 550. 17 tor of research. ant (P). Funds authOrized or appropriated for com· Alice Walker ______Information analyst_ 2, 746.98 Leo H. Irwin______Clerk (0) ------5, 823. 00 mittee expenditures ______$250,000.00 2, 587.62 Susan Alice Taylor ____ Minority stenog- 2, 615. 52 2, 667.30 rapher (C). Amount of expenditures previously re- 1, 671.96 Frances C. Russell ____ Staff assistant (C) __ _ 2. 428.32 ported (represents $184,283.16 minus re- · 2, 746.98 Anne Gorden ______Clerk-stenographer 2, 332.74 ~~~~~1~l~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ (C). fund of $158.58)_ __------184, 124. 58 Grace 0. HalL______Chief file clerk______2, 348.64 Amount expended from July 1, 1952, to 378.16 Virginia Truax______Assistant' file clerk __ 2, 348.64 Betty R. Hill_------Clerk-stenographer Dec. 31, 1952------: ------~------60,242.32 1, 565. 7& (C) (July 1952). ~~~e~ot~~~::::: rn~~~~l~~~=::::::= 2, 348.64 Virginia M. Butler____ Staff assistant (C) 2, 039. 3Z Totai amount expended from Apr. 1, House payroll: (July 7, 1952, to Dec. 31, 1952). 1951, to Dec. 31, 1952------~--- 244,366.90 F-rankS. Tav:enner, Committee counsel_ 5, 823.00 Refunds __ ------2, 485.83 Jr. June A. Kendall ______Staff assistant (C) 1, 714.32 Rosella A. Purdy __ _ Secretary to com- 4, 093.92 (Aug. 15, 1952, to Balance unexpended as or Dec. 31, 1952_____ 8, 118.93 mittee counsel! Dec. 31, 1952). 1, 575.42 Thomas W. Beale __ _ Assistant counseL __ _ 5, 089.56 HughlonWalter B. Greene Little ______---- Messenger do ______------_ CECIL R. KING, John W. Carrington_ Clerk of committee_ 5, 642.52 1, 489.80 Juliette Joray ______Secretary to clerk __ _ 3,105.42 Chairman. Louis J. Russell ____ _ Chief investigator __ _ 5, 823. ()() Thelma W. Scearce__ Secretary to chief in- 4, 017.90 JERE COOPER, vestigator. Acting Chairman. SELECT CoMMITTEE To CONDUCT AN !NVESTI~ Donald T. Appell__ _ Investigator------. 5, 711.70 Ann Turner______Chief of files ______4,467.42 TION OF THE FACTS, EVIDENCE, AND CmClJllol• Carolyn Roberts ___ _ . STANCES . OF THE KATYN FOREST MASSACRE ' Assistant chief of 3,304. 56 SUBCOMMITTEE ON ADMINISTRATION OF THE files. JANUARY 15, 1953. INTERNAL REVENUE ~ WS OF THE COMMITT~E ON WAYS AND MEANS To the CLERK. OF THE HousE: Balance Jan. 1, 1952, $75,494.29. Funds authorized or appropriated for com- JANUARY 12, 1953. The above-mentioned committee or sub mittee expenditures ___ ------$200,000.00 To the CLERK OF THE HOUSE; committee, pursuant to -section 134 (b) of Amount of expenditures previously re ported______128,611.78 The above-mentioned committee or sub the Legrsrative Reorganization Act of 1946, Amount expended from Jnly 1 to Dec. 31, committee, pursuant to section 134 (b) o! Public Law 6Ql. Seventy-ninth Congress, ap 1952_------136, 229. 49 the Legislative Reorganization Act of. 1946, proved August 2, 1946, as amended, submits Balance unexpended as of Dec. 31, 1952_____ 10,653.02 Public Law 601, Seventy-ninth Congress, ap the following report showing the name, pro JoHNS. WooD, proved August 2, 1946, as amended, submits fession, and total salary of each person em Chairman. the following report showing the name, pro ployed by it during the 6-m6nth period from COMMITTEE ON VETERANS' AFFAIRS fession, and total salary of each person em July 1, ~952, to December 31, 1952, inclusive, DECEMBER 31, 1952. ployed by it during the 6-month period from July 1, 1952, to December 31, 1952, inclusive, together with total funds authorized or ap To the CLERK OF' THE HOUSE: together with total funds authorized or ap propriated and expended by it.: The above-mentioned committee or sub propriated and expended by it: committee, pursuant to section 134 (b) of the Legjslative Reorganization Act of 1946, Total Public Law 601, Seventy-ninth Congress, ap Total gross" proved August 2, 1946, as amended, submits gross Name of employee Profession salary Name of employee· Profession salary during the following report showing the name, pro durillg 6-month fession, and total salary of each person em 6-month period ployed by it during the 6-month period from period July 1, 1952, to December 31, 1952, inclusive, John J . MitchelL ___ _ Chief counsel, $5,823.00 together with total funds authorized or Florence Botta ______Typist__------$930.00 Katyn Massacre appropriated and expended by it: Bertha A. Brito ______Court reporter ______2, 149.50 C-ommittee (se Robert E. Conn______Attorney (Sept. 22 457.09 lect). _ to Oct. 31). Roman C. PucinskL_ Investigator, Katyn 4, 501.98 Total Beatrice B. Daly______Staff assistant (to 424.63 Massacre Com gross July 31). mittee - · (select). Barbara A. Davis ____ _ Name of employee Profession salary Secretary (to Oct. 3) _ 1, 110, 57 Barbara R. Booke_ Secretary, Katyn 1,333. 65 during Bess J. D'Onofrio ____ _ Staff assistant (from 241.95 Massacre Com 6-month Dec. 1). mittee, (select) period James P. Donovan ___ _ Chief investigator__ _ - 5, 435.1& (resigned Sept. 30, Grace Good ______Staff assistant ______2, 396.46 . 1952). L~la M. Hanson ______Staff assistant (from 928.19 L~~~~r. S. ~i_ebig- Secretary, Katyn 2, 347. 36 Karl Standish ____ ;____ Chief clerk '------$5,823. OQ Oct. 3). Massacre Com Casey M. Jones ______Professional aide____ 5, 823.00 Barbara Z. Heslowitz_ Court reporter ______2, 149.50 mittee (select). Harold A. L. Law- _____ do.'------970.50 William P. Hin Amount of expenditures or obligated from SELECT COMMrn:_EE ·aN SMALL BUSINESS July 1 to Dec. 31, 1952------$41, 959.85 JANUARY 1, 1953. Total gross Total amount expended from Sept. '1:7, To the CLERK OF THE HOUSE: Name of employee salary _ 19~1, to Dec. 31, 1952------63,945.93 - The above-mentioned committee or sub Profession during ~ommittee, pursuant to .section 134 (b) of 6-month Balance unexpended as of Dec. 31, 1952 ______1 21,054.07 period • 1 The following items represent the only obligations the Legislative Reorganization Act of 1946, which will be incurred in 1953. These should be sub Public Law 601, Seventy-ninth Congress, ap tracted from the total unexpended balance and will proved August 2, 1946, as amended, submits Charlotte S. Croson... Stenographer-typist, $450.00 represent the final finanCial statement of the committee: the following report showing the name, pro~ public fee basis John J. Mitchell, chief counsel, salary, $97.05. (per diem only). Wiley T. Swearingen, clerk-typist, salary, $41. fession, and total salary of each person em 1, 620.00 RAY J. MADDEN, ployed by it during the 6-month period from ~::~eir: s~:~~~======~g======90.00 Chairman. July 1, 1952, to December 31, 1952, inclusive, together with total funds authorized or ap TotaL ______------17, 960. 28 SELECT COMMITTEE To INVESTIGATE EDUCA propriated and expended by it: Funds authorized or appropriated for com- TIONAL, TRAINING, AND LOAN GUARANTY mittee expenditures.------$25,000.00 . PROGRAMS UNDER THE GI BILL Total JANUARY 3, 1953. gross Amount of expenditures previously reported. None Name of employee salary To the CLERK OF THE HOUSE: . Profession during Afg~~:-~~~-e-~~~~!~~~-=~!:.._1~_5_2_:~-=~~--~~ 20,266.74 The above-mentioned committee or sub 0-month committee, pursuant to section 134 (b) of period · Total amount expended from July 1952 the Legislative Reorganization Act of 1946, to Jan. 3, 1953·------20, 266. 74 Public Law 601, Seventy-ninth Congress, ap Jean C. Curtis ______Clerk... -----~------$1,512.87 Balance unexpended as of Jim. 15, 1!}53______4, 733.26 proved August 2, 1946, as amended, submits Victor P. Dalmas _____ Executive director __ 5,823.00 J ane M. Deem ______Clerk ______3,025. 74 E. C. GATHINGS, the following report showing the name, pro Elizabeth H. Feltman. Secretary______2,504. 29 Chairman. fession, and total sal~ry of each person em W. G. Gibson ______Special investigator_ 3, 850.33 Charles A. Grefe______Research analyst ___ _ ploy_ed by it during the 6-month period from 1, 500.93 SELECT COMMITTEE To INVESTIGATE FOUNDA• July 1, 1952, to December 31, 1952, inclusive, Katherine M. Greene_ Stenographer______153.52 TIONS AND 0rHER ORGANIZATIONS togetlier with total funds authorized or ap.: Marion E. Harrison IL Investigator------1,107. 94 James E. Hay ______do ______2, 428.32 JANUARY 8, 1953. propriated and expended by it: Louise Kauffman_____ Stenogmpher______2, 276.94 To the CLERK OF THE HOUSE: Arthur F. Lucas ______Econontist______3,096.33 Edith Marsh______Administrative as- 2, 918.22 The above-mentioned committee or sub Total sistant. committee, pursuant to section 134 (b) of gross L. V. MonzeL ______Research analyst ___ _ 3, 304.56 salary the Legislative Reorganization Act of 1946, Name _of employee Profession Jeremiah T. Riley_ ____ Assistant counseL.. 3, 702.90 Public Law 601, Seventy-ninth Congress, ap Mary Shaw------Stenographer------2, 276.94 ' 6~!~~fh Ernest L. Stockton.... Research analyst ___ _ 4, 951.26 proved August 2, 1946, as amended, submits period Betty R. Thomson____ Stenographer------1, 093.08 the following report showing the name, pro Mary D. WardJ ______do ______2, 276.94 fession, and total salary of each person em Oliver E. Meadows ___ Clerk ______$1,583.92 David E. White ______Chief investigator__ _ 3,623. 22 ployed by it during the 6-month period from Helen A. Wright ______Sten?graphe r.~------1, 056.04 July 1, 1952, to December 31, 1952, inclusive, Funds authorized or appropriated for com- toget~er with total funds authorized or ap- Funds authorized or appropriated for com- . mittee expenditures.------"·------$260,000.00 propriated and expended by it: · mittee expenditures.------$75,000.00 Amount of expenditures previously reported. 160, 282. 63 Amount of expenditures previously reported. 71, 014. 20 Amount expended from July 1 to Dec. 31, Total Amotmt expended from July 1, to Dec. 31, 1952.------61, 521. 40 gross salary 1952. _ ------3, 835. 49 Total amount expended from Jan. 4, Name of employee Profession during Total amount expended______74,849.69 1951, to Dec. 31, 1952______221,804. 03 6-month period Balance unexpended as of Dec. 31,1952______38, 195. 97 :Balance unexpended as of Dec. 31, 1952.------150. 31 . WRIGHT PATMAN, . OLIN E. TEAGUE, Harold M. Keele ______General counseL ____ $11,250.00 Chairman. Chairman. Thomas J. Feeney ___ _ Staff director.______5, 032.14 Edward C. Kennelly __ Attorney------3, 514. 25 Joseph C. Kiger ______Director of research.. 4, 091.84 SELECT COMMITTEE To INVESTIGATE THE UsE SELECT COMMITTEE ON CURRENT PORNOGRAPHIC Mary E . Searight. ___ _ Clerk______3,184. 61 OF CHEMICALS IN FOODS AND COSMETICS MATERIALS Edith M. Knigl!t ____ _ A~~~~~rative_ as- 2, 527. 61 DECEMBER 31, 1952. · JANUARY 14, 1953. Russell M. McFar- Investigator------3, 468. 48 To the CLERK OF THE HOUSE: land. The above-mentioned committee or sub T .J the CLERK OF THE HOUSE: George B. de Huszar.. Research analyst ___ _ 3, 300.84 The above-mentioned committee or sub Roger H. Mudd ______do ______914.18 committee, pursuant to section 134 (b) of William H. Snape, Jr.. _____ do ______the Legislative Reorganization Act of 1946; committee, pursuant to section 134 (b) of 1. 495.88 the Legislative Reorganization Act of 1946, Sarah G. Billingsley... Clerical assistant. __ _ 910.24 Public Law 601, Seventy-ninth Congress, ap Mary L. Taylor ______do ______865.84 proved August 2, 1946, as amended, submits Public Law 601, Seventy-ninth Congress, ap Clarence A. McGillen, _____ do ______772.26 the following report .showing the name, pro proved August 2, 1946, as amended, submits Jr. the following report showing the name, pro Lucye L. Summers ____ Secretary ______1, 044.97 fession, and total salary of each person em Marie A. Morris ______Stenographer ______449.50 ployed by it during the 6-month period from fession, and total salary of each person em July 1, 1952, to Januax:y 3, 1953, inclusive, ployed by it during the 6-month period from TotaL __ ------42, 822: 64 together with total funds authorized or ap July 1952, to January 3, 1953, inclusive, propriated and expended by it: together with total funds authorized or ap propriated and expended by it: Funds authorized or appropriated for com- mittee expenditures. __ ------$75,000.00 Total Total amount expended fromJuly1 to Dec. .3L 48,269.89 gross Total Balance unexpended as of Dec. 31, 1952______26,730.11 Name of employee Profession salary gross during salary STATEMENT OF EXPENDITURES 6-month Name of employee Profession during Payroll: . period 6-month J'uly 1952.------$3,098.99 period . August 1952------5,181.58 September 1952 .. ___ ------· 7, 425.78 Mildred C. Darrow ___ Secretary______$2,225.83 October 1952 .... ____ -----______------8, 351.02 Vincent A. Kleinfeld__ Chief counseL______667.44 TI. Ralph Burton_____ General counseL ___ _ $4, 573.46 . November 1952.------· 9, 158.99 Franklin Bing ______Technical consult- 64.69 Clifford Davis, Jr _____ Assistant general 3, 322.82 9, 606.28 ant. . December 1952------Alvin L. Gottlieb_____ Associate counseL... . 2, 411 . .57 Marces E. Hoverson.. C~~~~l~------ 1, .558.90 TotaL.------~- 42,822.64 Leo Cullinane______Special investigator, 240.00 TotaL------5, 369.53 public fee basis Office supplies and equipment ______610.65 · (per diem only). 494.45 :ro~ ~-Kendrick ______do ______Funds authorized or appropriated for com- 59.15 ~l:fe~~~ilense=:::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 251.01 J. lvm · K~elmass ______do ______mittee· expenditures_~-----~---: ______$75, 000. 00 658.40 Transportation: Joseph B . cFeely ______do •• ·------~----- 551.84 819.81 Charles 0. Pratt ______do ______Airline._------· Amount expenditures previously reported. 46, 481. 38 of 2, 195.71 349.32 Amount expended from July 1, 1952, to Jan. 3, . Walter K. Van Olinda. ____ _do ______1,920.00 :E~t!~a~ccci~f.So:r-membe;S"-;ti
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