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J91 .d Capt. James Clyde Waller, dr, for ap- satment, by transfer, in the Judme Advo- « General's Corpa, Remular Army of the ulted Strives Paul De Witt Adam#tand sundry ouber of- . for promotion the Reguiar Army of o United States: Leslie A Rolskerm and sundry other off+ ra for temporary appointment in the grade rear adimiral in the Navy; Norman i. Gearhart and sundry other per- as for appoiitment in the Navy, and Thomas ~. Cusuman ind severe] otbcr of- s for teniporary anpeintmenut to ibe grade ‘ majer geceral in the Marine Corns. SUPPLEMINTAL APPROPRIATION FOR DEPARTMENT OF LALGR Mr M:EELLAR, Mr. President, I yo renew my recusst for umanimous -nsent te have the Senate consider the yin resaqiwtion to which I referred a few nutes aro. The PRESIDING OFFICER. jection? dr WHARARY. Mr. Presidont, reserv- + the risht to object, I sheul Hike to K the c.stinguished chairman of the Dpropriaticns Commilttee first to ex- ain the joint resolution, which he will ginany ovent, I am sure, Mr. McHELLAR. Yes, I am giad to SQ, Mr, WIIPRRY. Tliin Tt shuuld Uke to «x the £2..utor ta tell the Gerate once ain whc.her m this case there is suet . cmergency that the House jO.nt reso- ailon caut..t at least be cunsicered by .. full membershiy of the Appropria- ens Committea. Mr, Mc_.CLLAR. The reason is that .: Depariment does nct have sumicient wads with which tu proceed to uncer- shea furccian with whieh it is caarzed, nd it miu.t be undertaken promptly. Mr. MeCARRAN., That is a vory good Mr. WRERRY. bir. President, I eply appreciate the answer the Senator 3 given, and I respect him hicghby. “erever, sumetimes that reeson—a lack money-1S a good one Why a measure Lould pot be oassed, of course. Mr. McERELLAR. Yos, very frequently .at is so; I agree entirely with the ator from Nedrasus. Mz. President, F read from the report: The Department of Agriculture has ruled wat all cotton stalks in the Lower Rio renda Valley in Texas must be plowed uder by Sepvember 16 in order to control * pink ball worm. Stalks in Laredo, Win- Garden, and Eagle Pass arees must ba owed under by Octuber 1, In the Ria rande Vi iley alone the crop, wt.ich is ncw ong harvesied, comprises approximavely 3,090 ueres, yielding about 70U,000 bales, ‘tao domentic Iabor force will hive to be ‘mented in these areas to prevent losses . this importans, grup. Other Texas arca# ancethe Stu.tes of Ar« ansas, Ar.zona, Missourl, Loulsiuna, sod w Mexica save requested and wil. require xiean Nationils to harvest cotton, while cifarnia Wl require them begiiaing tue uddle of August for the fruit, vegetidle, <i Cotton harvests, cccording to the tcpti+ ny rece'ved by the committer, Tha basic law requires that ¢mployurs amburse ine Government in amounis up ta per worker to cover the cosiz of trans- station and subsistcuce en route and at Ciplion ce.ters. Of the $950,000 reecem- raled dn this resclution S$750.000 $s for a Vy tuese one Ss der Ts there : an ' bow me ace et moth. yt mibursed adininoistrative expenses, including operation o? migration, or recruitment centers in Mexico, réectption centers in the United Seatac a-d the costs of medical examinations mudies, AG Tne Cools Of Mitaica Ceucu neato for the workers, The committee In reporting this Inter’m apnropriation ¢xpects the Department ta assicn only the skeleton forces necessary to begin partial operations, and not Dulld up tonmiviete personnel complementa until the Conyresa bas considered and passed upon the full supmemental request for 10L2 now pending before the committee. That is the situation, and tne Depart- ment niusi have the funds for that pur- pose. The House has passed the foint resolution. Mr, BRIDGES. Mr. President, will the Senator yield? Mr. McKELLAR, TI vield. Mr. BRIDGES. When the Senator refers to “the committec’—— Mr. McKELLAR. I was referring to the House committee, not the Senate commitiee. Mr. BRIDGIS, That is what I hought. This matter has never been before the Senate committee; has it? Mr. McKELLAR. No, it never has; although it nas been before a subcom-~ mittee of another Senate committee. Mr. BRIDGES. Has it heen before the Senete Agriculture and Forestry Committce, headed by the Senator from Georrcia [Mr. Russe..1? Mr. McKELLAR. No; I think not. ir, President. the following message is from the Secretary of Labor: The Secretary called for you, aind said to tell you that you would have before you to- day the joint resdiution for 3 very prompt appropriation to take care of migrant Mlexi- ean inbor, He enid to please teil you that if you could get it cut today, he waule be deeply grateful. It is in the supplemental appropriztion bil, Department of Labor, governing Migrant forelgu labor. The Senator from Virginia (Mr. Byrrpi spoke to me a few minutes age and wanted tu know whether this meus- ure applies only to Mexican labor or whether it applies to foreign lavor gen- erally, J advised him that it applies only to Moxican Iabor, Mr. BRIDGES. Mr. Presidcnt, will the Senator yield further to me? Mr, McKELLAR. I vield, Mr. BRIDGES. Let me say that what I object to in this case—and I think the point was raiscd by the distinguished minority leader-—-is that this measure has comie to us from the Heuse of Repre~ sontatives only today. It has not even been before eliher a subcommittee of the Senaic Appropriations Committec or be- fore the full Senate Appropriations Commitice, I do not believe there is any pressing need for the passage of this measure. It may be desirable and miy have a creat deal of merit, but I think the distinguished chairman of the commities will agree with me that this is not the way to legislate. Certainly this sort of high-pressure tactics by those down town to ect measures enacted ce: not appeal to me. Mr, McAELLAR, I do not agree that it is hich-picssured at all. Mr. FRIDGES. I did not mean that the Sepotcr is exeaging In hb’ h-pressure trail | bat Tmeart that the D partm ev: hou. diejete, o ssdibe tag. : CONGRESSIONAL RECO D—SENATE ie 7 % 9°t5 Mr. McKELLAR. The Senstor from Avizona tells me that a meeting is in- tended for tomorrow. I would be per- fectly williz: to have this measure brought up orfore ihe committee. The full commits: is to meet tomorrow. Mr. GRIDGES. Yes; and following favorable action by the committee, the joint resolution could be taken up” in the Senate c.. Monday. Cerioiniy no emergency Will Gevelop in connecticn with this matter during the next 3 anys. Mr. McHELLAR. Yes, aithough I should like to see prompt action taken on the joint resolution. Mr. BRIDGES. Certainly. However. I do net thm that a few days delay will co any harm. Therefore. J shall object to the present consideration of the joint resolution. Mr. McKELLAR. Mr. President, I withdraw tn cequest. hn Tne PRE ONG OFFICER, me re= quest is witharain, MOBRIG ELEINMAN (S. KES. 119) ANTS LOUIS ECTHEKOPF (8. EES. 120)--MO- TIONS TC RECONSIDER Mr McFARLAND. Mr. President, it fs now our inteniicr to take u the ms- tions of the distinguished Senator from Washingten (M+. Carn] te reconuider the votes by which Senate Resolutions 119 and 120 were agrecd io. 7 have con- terred with the distinguished Senatcr from Wasttcrntun and with the distin- guisued S.nateors from Tennessee and Maryland, whu ici me they have no ok- jection to the adoption of the motions, with the exress understanding that the resolutions bc made the unfinished busi- Tess, and ‘Usposed of immediately. Therefore, I .s unanimous consent thas the motions be agreed tc, an2 thar tle votes by whicn these two resolutic..:, Senate Resclution 119 and Senate Reso- Iution, 126, were agreed to, be rrconsid~ ered, I further ask that Senate Resciu- tion 119 be made the unfin‘-hed business before the ocnate, and thn.t, followin rs the disposition of Seunte Rasctution 17, Senate Resciution 120 be mace the un- finished business, The PPESIGING OFFICER. Is there objection? The Chair hears none, and it is so orderce], DISCLOSURE OF NAMES OF FPERSC. 5 ALLEGED TO BE SECURITY RISKS Mr. McCARTRY. Mr. President, last year I gave the Senate the names of €1 individuals whom I considcred dan- Zerous to this country, allowed to re. main in positions of power. At the time that was done, there were constant de- mards viper the floor c? the Senate, mony ef them rande by J. then m - jority leader, former Senutar Lucas, sso is nol Wal aS five UCP onter al Lor of the Sen- ate, that I make the martes nublie cr the Senate Hoor. As I kave .ia%0d, the majerity jeacer was joinea in this de- mand by a numoer of ciscr Eenaters. At that time I refused to comply wits. the regutit, and expiaine? why. ITotta the Senate I fit thas, ef tie BL esses ca te given the Senaic, some wars marginal _@ases, in whiel the partic. cright yolk piGv es Ls ca to be wohd eS £ wP © Toy