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6066 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD-HOUSE JULY 9 or adjournment of the Senate following Capt. (temporary) Francis H. Cooper to be Carlos D. Berry, Dawson. today's session the Presiding Officer of a captain in the Marine Corps from the 29th Rose Alice Brown, Deweyville. the Senate be authorized to sign bills and day o:( April 1942. Gordon Keith Denman, Dumas. The following-named captains (tempo Edgar W. Brooks, Eldorado. resolutions, and that the Secretary of the rary) to be first lieutenants in the Marine Lonnie Childs, Fairfield. Senate be authorized to receive messages Corps from the 1st day of June 1942: Gladys M. Waters, Grandview. from the House of Representatives. Gordon D. Gayle Alfred N. Gordon Warren C. Fargason, Hermleigh. THE PRESIDING OFFICER. Is there William A. Stiles Alfred F. Robertshaw Julius D. Gibbs, Kingsville. objection? The Chair hears none, and it Edwin C. Aiken James I. Glendinning, Willie L. Nelson, Mount Vernon. is so ordered. George M. Lhamon Jr. Mae Whitley, New Waverly. W1lliam A. Cloman, Jr. William H. Pace Lizzie F . Grissette, North Zulch. ADJOURNMENT TO MONDAY The following-named citizens to be sec Stella Jarrett, Olden. Mr. BARKLEY. I move that the Sen ond lieutenants in the Marine Corps from Theodore M. Herring, San Angelo. ate adjourn until 12 o'clock noon on Mon the 16th day of February 1942: Edgar F. Bonarden, Sinton. Bernard W. Green, a citizen of Pennsyl Marcus E. Cannon, Thornton. day next. vania. Walter J. Huff, Trenton. The motion was agreed to; and (at 12 James M. Johnson, a citizen of Colorado. Samuel M. Peacock, Wickett. o'clock and 47 minutes p. m.) the Senate The following-named citizens to be second WASHINGTON adjourned until Monday, July 13, 1942, at lieutenants in the Marine Corps from the 12 o'clock noon. 31st day of March 1942: Winifred L. Killion, Bryn Mawr. Ralph E. Britt, a citizen of Indiana. Raymond A. Landgraf, Klickitat. William W. Fergusson, a citizen of Ohio. James E. Clark, Ryderwood. Elizabeth H. Harrow, Skamokawa. NOMINATIONS Alester G. Furman 3d, a citizen of South Carolina. Executive nominations received by the John W. Kelley, a citizen of Minnesota. Senate July 9, 1942: Berti! E. Larson, a citizen of California. Henry Matsinger, a citizen of Pennsyl- PRINCIPAL STATISTICIAN IN THE SELECTIVE vania. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES SERVICE SYSTEM Robert "G" Reynolds, a citizen of Kansas. Kenneth H. McG111 The following-named meritorious non THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1942 ADVANCEMENTS ON THE RETIRED LIST OF THE commissioned officers to be second lieuten NAVY ants in the Marine Corps from the 4th day The House met at 12 o'clock noon. The following-named officers on the retired of April 1942: The Chaplain, Rev. James Shera Mont list of the Navy to be advanced on the retired Platoon Sgt. Henry E. Coleman. gomery, D. D., offered the following list to the ranks indicated, and to take rank Platoon Sgt. Carl J. Nelson. prayer: from the 16th day of June 1942, pursuant to Platoon Sgt. Ralph "C" Rosacker. an act of Congress approved that date: The !allowing-named citizens to be second our Father in heaven, Thou who art the Lord of all, who speakest in un VICE ADMIRALS ADVANCED TO THE RANK OF lieutenants in the Marine Corps from the ADMIRAL 20th day of April 1942: counted voices to the minds and hearts of Robert L. Cochran, a citizen of Georgia. men, grant us Thy indwelling presence; Clarence S. Williams Frank G. Casserly, a citizen of California. Joseph M. Reeves what a noble life we are all asked to live. John E. Waddill, a citizen of California. Thou art pleased to behold men engagad Harry E. Yarnell Second Lt. John E. Semmes, Jr., to be a REAR ADMIRALS ADVANCED TO THE RANK OF second lieutenant in the Marine Corps from in the most menial tasks, the sou\ ADMIRAL the 15th day of May 1942, to correct the date aroused to devoted service, making hard Thomas Washington Richard H. Leigh from which he takes rank as previously nomi work and even drudgery divine. Let the SamuelS. Robison Luke McNamee nated and confirmed. world mean no blot to us, but being loyal Henry A. Wiley David F. Sellers Michael V. DiVita, a citizen of California, to royal nature within, let us serve that Richard H. Jackson Frank H. Brumby to be a second lieutenant in the Marine many-toned, strange something we call Louis McC. Nulton Orin G. Murfin Corps from the 15th day of May 1942. human life, with its checkered expe Louis R. de Steiguer Arthur J. Hepburn riences. Montgomery M. Tayor Edward C. Kalbfus Charles B. McVay, Jr. CONFIRMATIONS Dear Lord, Thou hast never failed us, . even though we have proved recreant in REAR ADMIRALS ADVANCED TO THE RANK OF VICE Executive nominations confirmed by times of danger and when the storm was ADMIRAL the Senate July 9, 1942: Josiah S. McKean Henry V. Butler on the horizon. Do Thou endow us with Newton A. McCully Thomas T. Craven COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL REVENUE a strong, spiritual grasp as we declare Guy H. Burrage Joe F. Hale to be collector of internal rev with the Psalmist: "Whom J:litve I in The following-named rear admirals, when enue for the district of Tennessee. heaven but Thee? And there is none retired on the dates indicated opposite their IN THE ARMY upon earth that I desire beside Thee." n ames, to be placed on the retired list with TEMPORARY APPOINTMENTS IN THE ARMY OF THE We praise Thee that through immortal the rank of admiral, pursuant to an act of UNITED STATES hope the listening ear of the soul hears Congress approved June 16, 1942: the burst of music by every cup of sorrow Claude C. Bloch, Aqgust 1, 1942. To be lieutenant general James 0. RichardSon, October 1, 1942. Dwight David Eisenhower and makes us see aright. In holiest trust Rear Admiral William T. Tarrant, when To be major general let us walk with Thee in the faith and retired on August 1, 1942, to be placed on Thomas Troy Handy realization of a better world, whose the retired list with the rank of vice admiral, greater splendors eye hath not seen. In pursuant to an act of Congress approved June To be brigadier generals our dear Redeemer's name. Amen. 16, 1942. John Edwin Hull APPOINTMENTS AND PROMOTIONS IN THE NAVY Albert Coady Wedemeyer The Journal of the proceedings of MARINE CORPS APPOINTJ'.!lENT, BY TRANSFER, IN THE REGULAR Tuesday, July 7, 1942, was read and ap Brig. Gen. (temporary) Henry L. Larsen to ARMY proved. be :t brigadier general in the Marine Corps Capt. Charles Lowman Decker to Judge MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT from the 29th day of April 1942. Advocate General's Department, with rank Col. (temporary) John T. Walker to be a from June 11, 1941. A message in writing from the Presi colonel in the Marine Corps from the 29th PROMOTION IN THE REGULAR ARMY dent of the United States was com day of April 1942. Frank Joseph Riley to be colonel, Quarter municated to the House by Mr. Miller, The following-named lieutenant colonels master Corps, with rank from June 19, 1942. one of his secretaries, who also informed (temporary) to be lieutenant colonels in the POSTMASTERS the House that on the following dates the Marine Corps from the 29th day of April President approved and signed bills of 1942: TEXAS the House of the following titles: Augustus H. Fricke Marie E. Parker, Anahuac. Augustus W. Cockrell John R. Griflln, Blooming Grove. On July 3, 1942: The following-named majors (temporary) Emory D. Cotten, Brownsboro. H. R. 2014. An act for the relief of Carl to be majors in the Marine Corps from the Minnie P. Irving, Center Point. L. Jones: and 29th day of April 1942: Lee M. Feagin, Colmesneil. H. R. 6295. An act to suspend the require Edson L. Lyman Kathleen H. Godsey, Crockett. ment for the performance of annual labOr Paul W. Russell Opal Farris, Daisetta. on certain mining claims. i 1942 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD-HOUSE 6067 On July 7, 1942: the Independent Review, of Los Angeles; ing any other special orders today, I be H. R. 4153. An act for the relief of Cleaver and in the third a resolution of the Cali Kelley; . permitted to address the House for 15 H. R. 5439. An act for the relief of Joseph fornia State Council of Defense. minutes. Soulek; The SPEAKER. Is there objection to The SPEAKER. Is there objection? H. R. 5845. An act for the relief of Alvira the request of the gentleman from Cali There was no objection. Manfredi; and fornia? EXTENSION OF REMARKS H. R. 6702. An act to provide for the ap There was no objection. pointment of a district judge for the north PERMISSION TO ADDRESS THE HOUSE Mr. TOLAN. ·Mr. Speaker; I ask ern district of California in order to fill a unanimous consent to extend my re vacancy in the office of an additional district Mr. ANDERSON of California. Mr. marks and include an article by the Na judge heretofore authorized for such dis Speaker, I ask unanimous consent that tional Catholic Committee on Negro trict. at the conclusion of the legislative busi On July 8, 1942: Employment. H. R. 2989. An act to authorize the use of ness today and ·following any previous The SPEAKER. Is there objection? a tract of land in California known as the special orders I may address the House There was ·no objection. Millerton Rancheria in connection with the for 10 minutes. Mr. WILSON.