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HOUSE of REPRESENTATIVES Frank T 5772 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD -HOUSE , May 28 of the United States of America to the Do­ REGULAR Am FoRCE IN THE NAVY minican Republic. Midshipman John Bellows Sturges, Jr., PERMANENT APPOINTMENTS IN THE NAVY Michael J. McDermott, of the District of United States Naval Academy, class of 1953, The nominations of Benjamin P. Field, Jr., Columbia, to be Ambassador Extraordinary for appointment in the Regular Air Force et al., which were confirmed today, were re­ and Plenipotentiary of the United States of in the grade of second lieutenant, effective ceived by the Senate on May 12, 1953, and ap­ America to El Salvador. June 2, 1953. pear in full in the Senate proceedings of the DEFENSE MATERIALS PROCUREMENT IN THE NAVY CONGRESSIONAL RECORD for that date, Under ADMINISTRATION APPOINTMENTS the caption "Nominations," beginning with the name of Benjamin P. Field, Jr., which is Edmund F . Mansure, of Illinois, to be De­ To qe ensigns shown on page 4801, and ending with the fense Materials Procurement Admini_strator. Philip- G. Charest Miles M. Shatzer name of Richard P. Holway, which appears UNITED STATES CoAST GuARD Robert McB. Schucker Eugene W. Stuart, Jr. on page 4803. The following Coast Guard officer for pro­ Stanley B. Waid Richard R. Tarrant motion to permanent rank in the United Bernard J. Kravitz Thaddeus F. Fleisch• •• ~ ... •• States Coast Guard: James L. Youngblood man John E. Arnold Baruch Rosenberg To be rear admiral Donald M. Bohrer HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Frank T. Kenner To be second lieutenants, Marine Corps THURSDAY, MAY COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY Richard R. McConnell Jerry E. Kehrle · 28, 1953 The following for permanent appointment Stephen W. Bartlett Robert R. Leisy to the grade indicated in the Coast and Geo­ James T. Gillespie Buford L. Toney The House met at 12 o'clock noon. detic Survey, subject to qualifications pro­ John J. Hogan Father Timothy L. McDonnell, S. J., vided by law: To be lieutenant (junior grade), Chaplain of the University of San Francisco, San To be commanders Corps Francisc-o, Calif., offered the following Dorland H. Konichek Paul Taylor Dempsey G. Salter prayer: Philip A. Weber Horace G. Conerly To be lieutenants (junior grade), Dental Let us pray: 0 God, our Creator, who To be ensign Corps endowed us with life and liberty and Clinton D. Upham Kirk C. Boerman decreed that our pursuit of happiness IN THE ARMY Jay D. Shaw should be aided by the help of Your The following-named officers for appoint­ To be lieutenants (junior grade) grace and through the guidance of law, ment in the Regular Army of the United James "G" Hayes grant to our Representatives the wisdom States to the grades indicated under the prllio Clarence 0. Robins and prudence necessary to enact the laws visions of title V of the Officer Personnel Act Burton H. Shepherd we need to attain the common good in of 1947: To be ensign this time of trial; and grant us Your To be major generals William F. Span grace that we may know You and love Maj. Gen. Albert Pierson, 011838. You and serve You in this life and be Maj. Gen. John Howell Collier, 012388. To be lieutenants (junior grade) happy with You forever in the next. MaJ. Gen. Blackshear Morrison Bryan, Eugene B. Ackerman Edward A. Lipchak Amen. 015004. Ellison Capers · James H. Lowe Maj. Gen. carter Bo:wie Magruder, 015155. Steve C. Charnas Gerald McNulty The Journal of the proceedings of ·yes­ Maj. Gen. William Frishe Dean, 015453. Theodore Dorsa, Jr. John A. Miesner, Jr. terday was read and approved. Maj. Gen. William Howard Arnold, 015558. Edward P. Farr Frank "D" Rogers, Jr. Maj. Gen. George Winfered Smythe, Harold Feeney Samuel J. Rose, Jr. 015816 . Joseph P. Fleming Ralph W. Bensel Maj. Gen. George Jacob Nold, 08888. Joseph W. Golden Bertrand T. Sperling MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE Maj. Gen. William Llllard Barriger, :William K. Lally, Jr. James R. Switzer A message from the Senate, by Mr. 011220. To be ensigns Carrell, one of its clerks, announced that Maj. Gen. Howard Louis Peckham, 012058. Maj. Gen. Wayne Cliffton Zimmerman, Thomas R. Averett, Jr. Theodore Miguel, Jr. the Senate disagrees to the amendments 012436. Charles W. Barrett Everett L. Morris, Jr. of the House to the bill <S. 35) entitled MaJ. Gen. Francis Henry Lanahan, 012735~ James W. David William E. O'Leary "An act to provide for the rep~ir and Ralph 0. Davis William B. Regan rehabilitation of public airports damaged To be brigadier generals Claud B. Fallis, Jr. Robert W. Ritz by the armed services during the present Brig. Gen. John Ray Hardin, 012283. William A. FitzpatrickJames G. Simcox national emergency, to extend beyond Brig. Gen. Eugene McGinley, 012318. Donald P. Frel June 30, 1953, the availability of previous Maj. Gen. George Windle Read, Jr., 012603. To be lie-utenants (junior grade) Maj. Gen. Richard Clare Partridge, 012630. appropriations for payment of claims Brig. Gen. Edward John McGaw, 012631. Betty B. Garland under section 17 of the Federal Airport Brig. Gen. James Malcolm Lewis, 012650. Mary A. Gore Act, and for other purposes"; requests Maj. Gen. Charles Kenan Gailey, Jr., Margaret J. Gravatt 012782. To be ensigns a conference with the House on the dis­ Maj. Gen. Francis William Farrell, 012784. Joan F. Adams Bonnie J. Schuler agreeing votes of the two Houses thereon, · Maj. Gen. Edward Thomas Williams, Eva W. Schekorra Helen I. Spiegel and appoints Mr. BRICKER, Mr. SCHOEP­ 012818. To be lieutenants (junior grade), PEL, Mr. GRISWOLD, Mr. JOHNSON of Maj. Gen. William Lemuel Mitchell, 012832. Colorado, and Mr. PASTORE to be the con­ Brig. Gen. William Edmund Waters, Supply Corps 014700. Ernie F. Johnson Emmett J. Wild ferees on the part of the Senate. Brig. Gen. Frank Charles McConnell, Robert M. Morlan Dorsey V. Wilson 014873. - To be ensign Maj. Gen. Wil~iam Stevens Lawton, 014924, Richard F. Reynolds DESIGNATION . OF SPEAKER PRO Brig. Gen. Numa Augustin Watson, 014968. TEMPORE Brig. Gen. James Robinson Pierce, 014979. To be lieutenant (junior grade), Brig. Gen. Oliver Perry Newman, 015016. Supply Corps The SPEAKER. The Chair desig­ Brig. Gen. Harry McKenzie Roper, 015176. Lois E. Harden (woman officer). nates the gentleman from illinois, Mr. Brig. Gen. Eugene Ware Ridings, 015230. To be lieutenants (junior grade), ARENDs, to act as Speaker pro tempore Brig. Gen. Elwyn Donald Post, 015243. Civil Engineer Corps on Monday next: Maj. Gen. George Craig Stewart, 015349. Richard E. Anderson Maj. Gen. Robert Leroy Dulaney, 015351. Jack R. Wagoner Maj. Gen. Arthur Gilbert Trudeau, 015513. Maj. Gen. Charles Trueman Lanham, To be ensign, Medical Service Corps CONSENT CALENDAR 015568. Milton T. VanMetre. Mr. HALLECK. Mr. Speaker, I ask Maj. Gen. Charles Lanier Dasher, Jr., To be lieutenant, Nurse Corps 015634. unanimous consent that the call of the Helen J. deMariano Consent Calendar in order on Monday PROFESSOR OF MECHANICS, UNITED STATES To be lieutenant (junior grade), Nurse Corps Mn.ITARY ACADEMY next may be called up on Tuesday. Mary J. Knepper The SPEAKER. Is there objection to Col. Harvey R. Fraser, 021747, for appoint­ ment as professor of mechanics, United To be ensigns, Nurse Corps the request of the gentleman from States Military Academy, effective June 23, Elizabeth T. McDonald Indiana? 1953. Shirley M. Parent There was no objection. 1953 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD= _HOUSE 5773 ADJOURNMENT OVER FRANCISZEK JARECKI airbase at Bornholm. The title of the Mr. HALLECK. Mr. -Speaker, I ask Mr. GRAHAM. Mr-. Speaker-, I ask cartoon was. "This is the American occu­ unanimous consent that when the House unanimous consent for the immediate pation of Denmark." That cartoon that adjourns today it adjourn to meet at consideration of the bill (H. R. 5238) for they sent around Poland in their propa· noon on Monday next. the relief of Fil'anciszek Jarecki. ganda against the United states gave The SPEAKER. Is there objection to The Clerk read the title of the bill. this young lad the idea that Bornholm, the request of the gentleman from The SPEAKER. Is there objection to Denmark, was an American airbase. Indiana? the request of the gentleman from That is why he decided to break for There was no objection. Bornholm, Denmark. Pennsylvania? It is significant to note that he wanted There was no objection. to land among Ameri,can authorities. It THE LATE CHARLES R. TORBERT The Clerk read the bill, as follows: is fitting, therefore, to give haven to this Be it enacted, etc., That, for the purposes lad in a land he sought to come to, to Mr. LECOMPTE. Mr. Speaker, by di· of the immigration and naturalization-laws, rection of the Committee on House Ad­ be free. Franciszek Jarecki shall be held and con­ Franciszek Jarecki is a symbol of Po­ ministration, I call up House Resolution sidered to have been lawfully admitted to 248 and ask for its immediate eonsidera.,. the United States for permanent residence land. He is a modern Kosciusko and tion. · as of the date of the enactment of this act, Pulaski. He represents the heart, the The Clerk read the resolution, as upon payment of the required visa fee and mind, and the yearning of every true ·follows: head tax. Upon the granting of permanent Pole. There are millions of Franciszek residence to such alien as provided for in Jareckis in Poland. They only await the Resolved, That there shall l;>e paid out of this act, the Secretary of State shall instruct time when they can throw off the yoke the conting-ent fund of the Hous-e o! Repre­ the proper quota-control officer to deduct of communism. Given a safe place to sentatives to the estate of Charles R.
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