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9880 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD—SENATE H.R.2165. An act for tha relief of Mat- thew Terry: . HLF. 2507, An act for the reef of Jean {John) Plewnlak and Anna Pictrowska Plewnlak: H.R. 2444. An act for the rellef of James A. Vines: H.R. 2503. An act for the relief of Maria Rose Bardales Arias: H..2505. An acu for the relief of Carl Weitlanner, H.R.vé2t. An act for the reilef of Mrs, Givi: Di Gaetano Coccia; H.R. 2821. An act to enact certain pro- visions now included in the Defense Ap- fropriation Act and the Ciwil Functions Ap- prepriaiion Act, and for other purposes; H.R. 3564. An act for the relief of Nison Miller; TR. SadcG. An act to authorize ine con- gtruction and equipment of a geomagnei.c station for the Department of Commerce; H P.3a88 An act authorizing the Secre- tary of the Interior to issue a patent in fee to Jaseoh Pickett, H.R. P40. An act sutherizing the Secre- tary ol the Interior to issue a patent in tea yw haurn A. Craig: B.R.3965. Am oct for the relief of five sisters of the Franciscan Missionaries of Mary: TW.R.4121, An act for the reilef of Rafael Alemany: H.R.4127, An act for the relief of Mrs. Doris Eien Young: H.R. 4263. An act granting the consent of the Conpress to the negotiation of a coms pact relauimg to the wiaters of the Sabire River bv tne States of Texas and Loutsians: H.R. 44°93. An act for the relief of Nacine Carol Hest HWR.a v4. An ao: authorizing the Secre- tary of State to cont.nue Herve J. L'Heurcux to serve as Chie: of tiie Visa Diviston for an additional year ecmmencing Eeplember 1, 1831: HR 4J09. An act io amend section 77, gubsectian (c} (3), of the Bankruptcy Act as emenced: Bag. Bea. 281. Julat resolution to author- ize the President to proclaim a special period for intensified woluntary contributions of clothing and kindrec supplies in connection with the collection effort of American Re- ef for Kcrea, Inc.; and H. J. Res. 311. drint resolution making & Bupplemie..tal aypropciation for the Depaurt- Inent of Labor for ithe fiscal year 19352. The message aiso further announced that the House had agreed to a ccncur- rent resolution (HZ. Con. Res. 111) favor- ing the vranting of the status of perma- nent +vecidence to ecsrtain aliens, in which it requested the concurrence of the Senate. ENLOLLED BILLS AND JOINT RESOLUTION SIGNED The toessame further announced that the Speaker had affixed his simmature to the following bills and joint resulution, and they were signed by the Vice Presi- dent: E.1246. An act to amend certain Inws re- lating to the submission of postm: counts under oath, and for other purposes: H.R. 400. An act to provide for the expe- Gitious naturalization of former citizens of the United States who have lost United States cuizenship through voting in a poli. cal election or in a plebiscite held tn Italy; H.R.3795. An act to provide for the use of the tribal funds of the Ute Indian Tribe of the Uintah and Ouray Reservation, ta Buthorize a per capita payment out of such Tunds, to provide for the division of certain tribal funds witn the Southern Utes, and for cthir purposes: cud 8. J. Res. 78. Joint resclution to make re- atricilons of the Federal] Reserve Act on holding oMce in a member bank fnappli- cable ta M. &. Szvmczak when he ceases te ba a member of the Board of Guvernors of the Federal Reserve System. LEAVE OF ABSENCE On his own request, and by unanimous consent, Mr, Young was excused from attendance on the sessions of the Senate for all of next week. COMMITTEE MEETINGS DURING SENATE SESSION On request of Mr. Heniany, and by unanimous consent, the Committees on Armed Services and Foreign Relations were authorized io meet this afternoon during the session of the Senate. On rveguest of Mr. Lesman, and by unanimous consent, the Subcommittee on Labor-Manacement Relations of the Committee on Lahor and Pudiic Welfare was authorized to meet thie afternoon during the session of the Senate. TRANSACTION OF ROUTINE EUSINESS Mr. McFARLAND. Mr. President, T ask unanimous consent that Senatcrs be permitted to make insertions in the Recoxp and to transact other rousine business without debate. The VICE PRESIDENT. Without ob- jection, it is so ordered. . ORDER FOR CONSIDERATION Or UNOB- JECTED-TO BILLS ON THE CALENDAR Mr. McFARLAND. Mr. Pre-ideut. IT ask unanimous consent thet after the compietion of the transaction of youtine bugimess the calendar be calicd for unobiected-to bilis, beginning where the last call ended. The VICE PRESIDENT. Without ob- jection, it is so ordered. INTERNATIONAL CHILDREN'S EMER- GENCY FUND—COMMUNICATION FROM YHE PRESIDANT (BH. DOC. NS. 225; The VICE PRESIDENT laid bcfore the Senate a communication from the Presi- dent of the United Staics, 1 .ch was read and referred to the Committee on Foreign Relations, as follows: THE WHITr HOTsz, Vashington, August 9, 1951, The honorabie the Vick PRESIDENT OF tHe UNITES STATES, Weashineton, D.C. Dear Mr. Vice Presio—xt: IT am writ- ins to ask that the Congress 2uthorice a contribution of $12,000,000 by the United States to the International Chil- dren’s Emergency Fund. Th.s sum would be authorized for the current fiseal year, The General Assembly af the United Nations, on Detember 1, 1559, extenced the operations of the Children’s Fund for e period of 3 years. Since ‘he autnor- ization to make financial contributions to the fund expired last June 30, we can now make no further tontribution with- out this new authority from the Con- gress, The United States has a long tradition of participation in, and financial support for, international children’s welfare work. Nothing is more consistent witn cur basie imterests Gr more renrisenta- tive of our huminitarian iweals, “AUGUST The Children’s Fund has done 4 m: constructive Jcb over the last 4 years. Europe, it has helped more than 15,0¢ 086 children. The main work of the fi: has now shifted from Europe to the «: derdevelcped areas of Asin and Ls: America. Here the fund will bring 5 plies and services to help meet urs neecs of children and to strengthen - permanent child welfare programs the countries themselves. I know that the Congress is aware the many past accomplishments of t Children's Fund. I am confident :: the people of this country want to c: tinue to support the great work the fu is doing. There is real need to carry this work. Millicns of children w.. helped. T have asked the Secretary of Stat prepare draft legislation to carry out .. recommendation, Itismy hope that ° Conrress will flid it possinie to ive Couskierahion ou unig mea cure, Sincerely yours. Harry S. TRUM-: EXECUTIVE COMMUNICATIONS, Ev¢ The VICE PRESIDENT aid before Senate the following communic:. and letters, which were referred as Gicated: PROPOSED SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATION» PARTMENT CF DEFeNs® FoR CIVIL FUNC: DerartsiegnT OF rite ARMLE 2, Doc. Nc 4 communication from the Presid. the United Statzs, tramamitting prc. suppicmental appropriations for the : year 1952, in the amount of 621,800,0C". tne Department of Defense for Civil <. tons, Departmen: of the Arriv, in the G Amendments to the budg-1 for said f vear (“ith an accompanying pauper); .. Committee on Appropriations and <c . to be printed. AMPNDMENT Gr FEDERAL Farn GOAN Act Lavine TO SursceiwTions To Caritat = OF FreperaL Lanp BANKS A letter from the Secretar, of Agric. transmitting w crth of promgsed loyt ti amend tle ral Farm Lean # amended, wre. Vee TG 6 AB UOT. additional subs Mignis on behalr > United States te the capital stock of +:.. ecal land banks (with an accompany:: . per); to the Committee on Banking Currency, REPORT ON To:.T C.aIMS PatD BY AGRic. DEPARTMENT A letter from the Acting S-cretary c* eulture, transmitiing, pursuant to lav port on tort clainis paid by the Agric Deparimeut, for the per.td July 1, - June 20, 195: with an accompany: pert}; to the Cousimittee on the Judi. TEMPORARY Acw7:SION OF CEATAIN AC SZAMEN Two letters fro. the Attorne: G. tr. transritiimn.. pt to law, & & soc. &u orde: oa the Commissioner cc Imutigraticon and * featiou, Gatea Citvber gu, 1950. auth. the temporas: lOMm ita tie Sustes, for st. P PUT ses LL: TAI allen seam . (with a comps: pets}; to the C..umities oO. the Ju Report oF Te. wo PORT _°. V OURBIS: Caatarn PERS. WNEL A letter frou the stant Secre the Air Force tina SuUrTsuant mR report om fur. esriac Gayire tae Departiora. oF tan. For.