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VOLUME 91-PART 14

JANUARY 3, 1945, TO DECEMBER 21, 1945

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE, WASHINGTON, 1945

 NAMES AND POST-OFFICE ADDRESSES
OF MEMBERS OF THE

UNITED'STATES, SENATE
IN THE

FIRST SESSION OF THE SEVENTY-NINTH CONGRESS

HENRY A. WALLACE,' Vice President, Des Moines, Iowa; HARRY S. TRUMAN,2 Vice President, Independence, Mo.;

KENNETH MCKELLAR, President pro tempore, Memphis, Tenn.

Name Home post office Name Home post office

Aiken, George D ------------ Putney, Vt. Johnson, Edwin C Craig, Colo.

Andrews, Charles 0 ------------ Orlando, Fla. Johnson, Hiram W." - San Francisco, Calif.
Austin, Warren R----------- Burlington, Vt. Johnston, Olin D----------- Spartanburg, S. C.
Bailey, Josiah W------------ Raleigh, N. C. Kilgore, Harley M Beckley, W. Va.
Ball, Joseph H------------- St. Paul, Minn. Knowland, William F." ------ Piedmont, Calif.
Bankhead, John H., 2d --------- Jasper, Ala. La Follette, Robert M., Jr ------ Madison, Wis.
Barkley, Alben W Paducah, Ky. Langer, William .... Bismarck, N. Dak.
Bilbo, Theodore G ------------- Poplarville, Miss. Lucas, Scott W Havana, Ill.
Brewster, Owen -------------- Dexter, Maine. McCarran, Pat------------- Reno, Nev.
Bridges, Styles Concord, N. H. McClellan,' John L ------------- Camden, Ark.
Briggs, Frank P- Macon, Mo. McFarland, Ernest W. Florence, Ariz.
Brooks, C. Wayland Chicago, Ill. McKellar, Kenneth ------------ Memphis, Tenn.
Buck, C. Douglass- - Wilmington, Del. McMahon, Brien .............. Norwalk, Conn.
Burton, Harold H.4---------- Cleveland, Ohio. Magnuson, Warren .G --------- Seattle, Wash.
Bushfield, Harlan J Miller, S. DAk. Maloney, Francis T.---------- Meriden, Conn.
Butler, Hugh A Omaha, Nebr. Maybank, Burnet R----------- Charleston, S. C.
Byrd, Harry Flood Berryville, Va. Mead, James M. Buffalo, N. Y.
Capehart, Homer E Washington, Ind. Millikin, Eugene D_ Denver, Colo.
3
Capper, Arthur ---------------- Topeka, Kans. Mitchell, Hugh B. ----------- Everett, Wash.
Carville, E. P.-------------- Reno, Nev. Moore, Edward H- Tulsa, Okla.
- - -- - -- - - Morse, Wayne ....... Eugene, Oreg.
Chandler. Albert B. - Versailles, Ky.
Chavez, Dennis ---------------- Albuquerque, N. Mex. Moses, John " Hazen, N. Dak.
Connally, Tom ---------------- Marlin, Tex. Murdock, Abe Beaver, Utah.
Cordon, Guy. Roseburg, Oreg. Murray. James E-_ - Butte, Mont.
Donnell, Forrest C Webster Groves, Mo. Myers, Francis J Philadelphia, Pa.
Downey, Sheridan ------------ Laguna Beach, Calif. O'Daniel, W. Lee -------------- Fort Worth, Tex.
Eastland, James 0 ............ Ruleville, Miss. O'Mahoney, Joseph C-------- Cheyenne, Wyo.
Ellender, Allen J----------- Houma, La. Overton, John H----------- Alexandria, La.
Ferguson, Homer ---......... Detroit, Mich. Pepper, Claude ---------------- Tallahassee, Fla.
Fulbright, J. William-------- Fayetteville, Ark. Radcliffe, George L ------------ Baltimore, Md.
George, Walter F Vienna, Ga. Reed, Clyde M------------- Parsons, Kans.
Gerry, Peter G------------- Providence, R. I. Revercomb, Chapman --------- Charleston, W. Va.
G lass, Carter ------------------ Lynchburg,Va. Robertson, Edward V- Cody, Wyo.
7 Winder, Ga.
Gossett, Charles C. Nampa, Idaho. Russell, Richard B-.
Green, Theodore F ------------- Providence, R. I. Saltonstall, Leverett ----------- Chestnut Hill, Mass.
Guffey, Joseph F------------ Pittsburgh, Pa. Scrugham, James G.- - Reno, Nev.
Gurney, Chan ..... Yankton, S. Dak. Shipstead, Henrik -------------- Carlos, R. F. D., Minn.
Hart, Thomas C. - Sharon, Conn. Smith, H. Alexander ----------- Princeton, N. J.
Hatch, Carl A Clovis, N. Mex. Stanfill, William A." ----------- Hazard, Ky.
Hawkes, Albert W------------- Montclair, N. J. Stewart, Tom ....... Winchester, Tenn.
H ayden, Carl ------------------ Phoenix, Ariz. Taft, Robert A Cincinnati, Ohio.
Hickenlooper, Bourke B -------- Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Taylor, Glen H Pocatello, Idaho.
Hill, Lister- Montgomery, Ala. Thomas, Elbert D---------- Salt Lake City, Utah.
Hoey, Clyde R Shelby, N. C. Thomas, Elmer ------------- .. M6dicine Park, Okla.
Huffman, James W . Columbus, Ohio. Thomas, John " Gooding, Idaho.
IServed until the expiration of his term at noon, Jan. 20, 1945. IAppointed Oct. 8, 1945, to fill the vacancy caused by the resig-
'Sworn in as Vice President at noon, Jan. 20, 1945; subsequently nation of Harold H. Burton.
sworn in as President of the United States on Apr. 12, 1945, on the "Died Aug. 6, 1945.
death of Franklin D. Roosevelt. 11Appointed Aug. 14, 1945, to fill the vacancy caused by the death
3 Appointed Jan. 18, 1945, to fill the vacancy caused by the resig- of Hiram W. Johnson.
nation of Harry S. Truman. 22Died Jan. 16, 1945.
4 Resigned Sept. 30, 1945. 3 Appointed Jan. 10, 1945, to fill the vacancy caused by the resig-
'Appointed July 24, 1945, to fill the vacancy caused by the death nation of Mon C. Wallgren.
of James G. Scrugham. "Died Mar. 3, 1945.
'Resigned Nov. 1, 1945. Died June 23, 1945.
'Appointed Nov. 17, 1945, to fill the vacancy caused by the death "Appointed Nov. 19, 1945, to fill the vacancy caused by the resig-
of John Thomas. nation of Albert B. Chandler.
'Appointed Feb. 8, 1945, to fill the vacancy caused by the death "Died Nov. 10, 1945.
of Francis T. Maloney.
4 LIST OF MEMBERS
Names and post-office addresses of Members of the Senate-Continued

Name Home post office Name Home post office

Tobey, Charles W ------------ Temple, N. H. Wheeler, Burton K ----------- Butte, Mont.

Truman, Harry S. -----------
Tunnell, James M ------------
Tydings, Millard E ---------
Vandenberg, Arthur H --------
Wagner, Robert F
Wallgren, Mon C.2
Walsh, David I --------------
Independence, Mo. Wherry, Kenneth S----------- Pawnee City, Nebr.
Georgetown, Del. White, Wallace H., Jr ---------- Auburn, Maine.
Havre de Grace, Md.
Grand Rapids, Mich. Wiley, Alexander ------------- Chippewa Falls, Wis.
New York City, N. Y. Willis, Raymond E----------- Angola, Ind.
Everett, Wash. Wilson, George A ------------ Des Moines, Iowa.
Clinton, Mass. Young, Milton R. ------------ Berlin, N. Dak.

Resigned Jan. 17, 1945, to become Vice President. 'Appointed Mar. 12, 1945, to fill the vacancy caused by the death
Resigned Jan. 9, 1945. of John Moses.
 NAMES AND POST-OFFICE ADDRESSES
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
FIRST SESSION OF THE SEVENTY-NINTH
Name
Abernethy, Thomas G---------
Adams, Sherman --------------
Allen, A. Leonard ------------
Allen, Leo E ----------------
Andersen, H. Carl ------------
Anderson, Clinton P.' ---------
Anderson, Jack Z ------------
Andresen, August H------
Andrews, George W----------
Andrews, Walter G -----------
Angell, Homer D ---------------
Arends, Leslie C -------------
Arnold, Wat ---------------
Auchincloss, James C ---------
Bailey, Cleveland M ---------
Baldwin, H. Streett -----------
Baldwin, Joseph Clark --------
Barden, Graham A -----------
Barrett, Frank A -------------
Barrett, William A ----------
Barry, William B ----------
Bates, George J ------------
Bates, Joe B ---------------
Beall, J. Glenn --------------
Beckworth, Lindley -----------
Bell, C. Jasper -------------
Bender, George H ------------.
Bennet, August W -------------
Bennett, Marion T ----------
Biemiller, Andrew J ----------
Bishop, C. W. (Runt) ---------
Blackney, William W---------
Bland, Schuyler Otis --------.-
Bloom, Sol ------------------
Bolton, Mrs. Frances P ------.-
Bonner, Herbert C -----------
Boren, Lyle H ---------------
Boykin, Frank W ------------
Bradley, Fred
Bradley, Michael J ----------
Brehm, Walter E-------------
Brooks, Overton --------------
Brown, Clarence J ----------
Brown, Paul ---------------.--
Brumbaugh, D. Emmert -.....
Bryson, Joseph R------------
Buck. Ellsworth B ------------
I Resigned June 30, 1945.
OF MEMBERS OF THE
IN THE
CONGRESS
SAM RAYBURN, Speaker, Bonham, Tex.
REPRESENTATIVES
Home post office Name Home post office
Okolona, Miss. Buckley, Charles A------------ New York City, N. Y.
Lincoln, N. H. Buffett, Howard H----------- Omaha, Nebr.
Winnfield, La. Bulwinkle, Alfred L----------- Gastonia, N. C.
Galena, Ill. Bunker, Berkeley L:----------- Las Vegas, Nev.
Tyler, Minn. Burch, Thomas G------------- Martinsville, Va.
Albuquerque, N. Mex. Burgin, W. 0--------------- Lexington, N. C.
San Juan Bautista, Calif. Butler, John C ------------- Buffalo, N. Y.
Red Wing, Minn. Byrne, William T ------------ Loudonville, N. Y.
Union Spring, Ala. Byrnes, John W------------- Green Bay, Wis.
Buffalo,.N. Y. Camp, A. Sidney------------ Newnan, Ga.
Portland, Oreg. Campbell, Howard E ---------- Pittsburgh, Pa.
Melvin, Ill. Canfield, Gordon ------------ Paterson, N. J.
Kirksville, Mo. Cannon, Clarence ----------- Elsberry, Mo.
Rumson, N. J. Cannon, Pat---------------- Miami, Fla.
Clarksburg, W. Va. Carlson, Frank --------------- Concordia, Kans.
Hydes, Md. Carnahan, A. S. J ------------ Ellsinore, Mo.
New York City, N. Y. Case, Clifford P ------------ Rahway, N. J.
New Bern, N. C. Case, Francis -------------- Custer, S. Dak.
Lusk, Wyo. Celler, Emanuel------------- Brooklyn, N. Y.
Philadelphia, Pa. Chapman, Virgil ----------- Paris, Ky.
St. Albans, N. Y. Chelf, Frank L--------------- Lebanon, Ky.
Salem, Mass. Chenoweth, J. Edgar -------- Trinidad, Colo.
Greenup, Ky. Chiperfield, Robert B --------- Canton, Ill.
Frostburg, Md. Church, Ralph E----------- Evanston, Ill.
Gladewater, Route 2, Tex. -Clark, J. Bayard ------------- Fayetteville, N. C.
Blue Springs, Mo.. Clason, Charles R------------ Springfield, Mass.
Cleveland Heights, Ohio. Clements, Earle C ----------- Morganfield, Ky.
Balmville (Newburgh), N. Clevenger, Cliff -------------- Bryan, Ohio.
- - - - - - - - - - --
Springfield, Mo. Clippinger, Roy Carmi, Ill.
Milwaukee, Wis. Cochran, John J- ----------- St. Louis, Mo.
Carterville, Ill. Coffee, John M -------------- Tacoma, Wash.
Flint, Mich. Cole, Albert M -------------- Holton, Kans.
Newport News, Va. Cole, William C -------------- St. Joseph, Mo.
New York City, N. Y. Cole, W. Sterling ------------- Bath, N. Y.
Lyndhurst, Ohio. Colmer, William M- ---------- Pascogoula, Miss.
Washington, N. C. Combs, J. M --------------- Beaumont, Tex.
Serainole, Okla. Cooley, Harold D ------------ Nashville, N. C.
Mobile, Ala. Cooper, Jere ---------------- Dyersburg, Tenn.
Roger City, Mich. Corbett, Robert J ------------- Bellevue, Pa.
Philadelphia, Pa. Courtney, Wirt -------------- Franklin, Tenn.
Logan, Ohio. Cox, E. E------------------- Camilla, Ga.
Shreveport, La. Cravens, Fadjo-------------- Fort Smith, Ark.
Blanchester, Ohio. Crawford, Fred L ------------ Saginaw, Mich.
Elberton, Ga. Crosser, Robert -------------- Cleveland, Ohio.
Claysburg, Pa. Cunningham, Paul ----------.- Des' Moines, Iowa.
Greenville, S. C. Curley, James M -------------- Boston, Mass.
Staten Island, N. Y. Curtis, Carl T --------------- Minden, Nebr.
Elected Nov. 6, 1945, to fill the vacancy caused by the death of
James- V. Heidinger.
 LIST OF MEMBERS
Names and post-office addresses of Members of the House of Representatives-Continued

Name Home post office Name Home post office

D'Alesandro, Thomas, Jr ------- Baltimore, Md. Green, William J., Jr ---------- Philadelphia, Pa.
Daughton, Ralph H -------- Norfolk, Va. Gregory, Noble J------------- Mayfield, Ky.
Davis, Clifford Memphis, Tenn. Griffiths, P. W--------------- Marietta, Ohio.
Dawson, William L ........... Chicago, Ill. Gross, Chester H ------------- York, Pa.
De Lacy, Hugh------------ Seattle, Wash. Gwinn, Ralph W ------------- Bronxville, N. Y.
Delaney, James J_ Long Island City, N. Y. Gwynne, John W ------------ Waterloo, Iowa.
Delaney, John J----------- Brooklyn, N. Y. Hagen, Harold C------------ Crookston, Minn.
D'Ewart, Wesley A ' Wilsall, Mont. Hale, Robert ---------------- Portland, Maine.
Dickstein, Samuel 2 New York City, N. Y. Hall, Edwin Arthur ----------- Binghamton, N. Y.
Dingell, John D Detroit, Mich. Hall, Leonard W ------------- Oyster Bay, N. Y.
Dirksen, Everett M. Pekin, Ill. Halleck, Charles A----------- Rensselaer, Ind.
Dolliver, James I------------ Fort Dodge, Iowa. Hancock, Clarence E--------- Syracuse, N. Y.
Domengeaux, James __--------- Lafayette, La. Hand, T. Millet --------------. Cape May City, N. J.
Dondero, George A......... Royal Oak, Mich. Hare, Butler B -------------- Saluda, S. C.
Doughton, Robert L ----------- Laurel Springs, N. C. Harless, Richard F ----------- Phoenix, Ariz.
Douglas, Mrs. Emily Taft ------ Chicago, Ill. Harness, Forest A ----------- Kokomo, Ind.
Douglas, Mrs. Helen Gahagan._ Los Angeles, Calif. Harris, Oren ---------------- El Dorado, Ark.
Doyle, Clyde--------------- Long Beach, Calif, Hart, Edward J -------------- Jersey City, N. J.
Drewry, Patrick H. Petersburg, Va. Hartley, Fred A., Jr----------- Kearny, N. J.
Durham, Carl T----------- Chapel Hill, N. C. Havenner, Franck R ---------- San Francisco, Calif.
Dworshak, Henry C--------- Burley, Idaho. Hays,.Brooks --------------- Little Rock, Ark.
Earthman, Harold H-------- Murfreesboro, Tenn. Healy, Ned R-------------- Los Angeles, Calif.
Eaton, Charles A........... Watchung, Painfield, N. J. H6bert, F. Edward----------- New Orleans, La.
Eberharter, Herman P -------- Pittsburgh, Pa. Hedrick, E. H --------------- Beckley, W. Va.
Elliott, Alfred J----------- Tulare, Calif. Heffernan, James J ---------- Brooklyn, N. Y.
Ellis, Hubert S Huntington, W. Va. Heidinger, James V.' ---------- Fairfield, Ill.
Ellsworth, Harris---------- Roseburg, Oreg. Hendricks, Joe -------------- De Land, Fla.
Elsaesser, Edward J--------- Buffalo, N. Y. Henry, Robert K ------------ Jefferson, Wis.
Elston, Charles H.......... Cincinnati, Ohio. Herter, Christian A----------- Boston, Mass.
Engel, Albert J------------- Muskegon, Mich. Heselton, John W------------ Deerfield, Mass.
Engle, Clair--------------- Red Bluff, Calif. Hess, William E -------------- Cincinnati, Ohio.
Ervin, Joe W- - - - - - - - - - - - - - Charlotte, N. C. Hill, William S-------------- Fort Colling, Colo.
Fallon, George H........... Baltimore, Md. Hinshaw, Carl ------------- Pasadena, Calif.
Feighan, Michael A ----------- Cleveland, Ohio. Hobbs, Sam ---------------- Selma, Ala.
Fellows, Frank --------------- Bangor, Maine. Hoch, Daniel K ------------- Reading, Pa.
Fenton, Ivor D------------- Mahanoy City, Pa. Hoeven, Charles B ------------ Alton, Iowa.
Fernandez, Antonio M --------- Sante Fe, N. Mex. Hoffman, Clare E------------ Allegan, Mich.
Fisher, 0. Clark -------------- San Angelo, Tex. Holifleld, Chet -------------- Montebello, Calif.
Flannagan, John W., Jr ------- Bristol, Va. Holmes, Hal---------------- Ellensburg, Wash.
Flood, Daniel J --------------- Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Holmes, Pehr G ------------- Worcester, Mass.
Fogarty, John E------------ Harmony, R. I. Hook, Frank E-------------- Ironwood, Mich.
Folger, John H------------ Mount Airy, N. C. Hope, Clifford R------------ Garden City, Kans.
Forand, Aime J------------ Cumberland, R. I. Horan, Walt ---------------- Wenatchee, Wash.
Fuller, Hadwen C---------- Parish, N. Y. Howell, Evan ---------------- Springfield, Ill.
Fulton, James G----------- Dormont (Pittsburgh), Pa. Huber, Walter B -------------- Akron, Ohio.
Gallagher, William J Minneapolis, Minn. Hull, Merlin ------------------ Black River Falls, Wis.
Gamble, Ralph A_ Larchmont, N. Y. Izac, Ed. V ----------------- San Diego, Calif.
Gardner, Edward J---------- Hamilton, Ohio. Jackson, Henry M ------------ Everett, Wash.
Gary, J. Vaughan . . . . . . . . . Richmond, Va. Jarman, Pete --------------- Livingston, Ala.
Gathings, E. C------------- West Memphis, Ark. Jenkins, Thomas A ----------- Ironton, Ohio.
Gavin, Leon H------------- Oil City, Pa. Jennings, John, Jr----------- Knoxville, Tenn.
Gearhart, Bertrand W -------- Fresno, Calif. Jensen, Ben F --------------- Exira, Iowa.
Geelan, James P----------- New Haven, Conn. Johnson, Anton J ------------ Macomb, Ill.
Gerlach, Charles L----------- Allentown, Pa. Johnson, J. Leroy ------------ Stockton, Calif.
Gibson, John S------------ Douglas, Ga. Johnson, Jed ---------------- Anadarko, Okla.
Gifford, Charles L------------ Cotuit, Mass. Johnson, Luther A ----------- Corsicana, Tex.
Gillespie, Dean M. Denver, Colo. Johnson, Lyndon B ----------- Johnson City, Tex.
Gillette, Wilson D ------------ Towanda, Pa. Johnson, Noble J ------------ Terre Haute, Ind.
Gillie, George W----------- Fort Wayne, Ind. Jones, Robert F -------------- Lima, Ohio.
Goodwin, Angier L ........... * Melrose, Mass. Jonkman, Bartel J ---------- Grand Rapids, Mich.
Gordon, Thomas S Chicago, Ill. Judd, Walter H -------------- Minneapolis, Minn.
Gore, Albert--------------- Carthage, Tenn. Kean, Robert W------------ Livingston, N. J.
Gorski, Martin --------------- Chicago, Ill. Kearney, Bernard W. (Pat) .... Gloversville, N. Y.
Gossett, Ed---------------- Wichita Falls, Tex. Kee, John ---------------- Bluefield, W. Va.
Graham, Louis E---------- Beaver, Pa. Keefe, Frank B------------- Oshkosh, Wis.
Granahan, William T Philadelphia, Pa. Kefauver, Estes------------- Chattanooga, Tenn.
Granger, Walter K--------- Cedar City, Utah. Kelley, Augustine B---------- Greensburg, Pa.
Grant, George M---------- Troy, Ala. Kelly, Edward A -----------.-- Chicago, Ill.
Grant, Robert A----------- South Bend, Ind. Keogh, Eugene J ------------ Brooklyn, N. Y.
IElected June 5, 1945, to fill the vacancy caused by the death of 4 Elected Mar. 6, 1945, to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation
James F. O'Connor. of Dave E. Satterfield, Jr.
2Resigned Dec. 30, 1945. Died Mar, 22, 1945.
3 Died Dec. 25, 1945.
 LIST OF MEMBERS 7
Names and post-oftice addresses of Members of the House of Representatives-Continued

Name Home post office Name Home post office

Kerr, John H---------- Warrenton, N. C. O'Hara, Joseph P Glencoe, Minn.

Kilburn, Clarence E. Malone, N. Y. O'Konski, Alvin E Mercer, Wis.
Kilday, Paul J------------- San Antonio, Tex. O'Neal, Emmet ----------------- Louisville, Ky.
King, Cecil R ------------- Los Angeles, Calif. O'Toole, Donald L ------------- Brooklyn, N. Y.
Kinzer, J. Roland---------- Lancaster. Pa. Outland, George E Santa Barbara, Calif.
Kirwan, Michael J ---------- :-- Youngstown, Ohio. Pace, Stephen ---------------- Americus, Ga.
Knutson, Harold Manhattan Beach, Minn. Patman, Wright----------- Texarkana, Tex.
Kopplemann, Herman P ------- Hartford, Conn. Patrick, Luther --------------- Birmingham, Ala.
Kunkel, John C Harrisburg, Pa. Patterson, Ellis E -------------- Los Angeles, Calif.
LaFollette, Charles M Evansville, Ind. Peterson, Hugh------------ Alley, Ga.
Landis, Gerald W------------ Linton, Ind. Peterson, J. Hardin ------------ Lakeland, Fla.
Lane, Thomas J Lawrence, Mass. Pfeifer, Joseph L .............. Brooklyn, N. Y.
Lanham, Fritz G -------------- Fort Worth, Tex; Philbin, Philip J----------- Clinton, Mass.
Larcade, Henry D., Jr Opelousas, La. Phillips, John ----------------- Banning, Calif.
Latham, Henry J Queens Village, N. Y. Pickett, Tom ------------------ Palestine, Tex.
Lea, Clarence F --------------- Santa Rosa, Calif. Pittenger, William A .......... Duluth, Minn.
LeCompte, Karl M. Corydon, Iowa. Ploeser, Walter C........ St. Louis, Mo.
LeFevre, Jay New Paltz, N. Y. Plumley, Charles A ........... -I Northfield,. Vt.
Lemke, W illiam ............. Fargo, N. Dak. Poage, W. R-------------- Waco, Tex.
Lesinski, John ---------------- Dearborn, Mich. Powell, Adam C., Jr ------------ New York City, N. Y.
Lewis, Earl R-------------- St. Clairsville, Ohio. Powers, D. Lane '-------------- Trenton, N. J.
Link, William W Chicago, Ill. Price, Emory H------------ Jacksonville, Fla.
Luce, Mrs. Clare Boothe -------- Greenwich, Conn. Price, Melvin -------- --------- East St. Louis, Ill.
Ludlow, Louis Indianapolis, Ind. Priest, J. Percy. Nashville, Tenn.
Lyle, John E Corpus Christi, Tex. -Quinn, Peter A New York City, N. Y.
Lynch, Walter A-------------- New York City, N. Y. Rabaut, Louis C. Grosse Pointe Park, Mich.
McConnell, Samuel K., Jr ------ Penn Wynne, Pa. Rabin, Benjamin J--------- New York City, N. Y.
McCormack, John W-------- Dorchester, Mass. Rains, Albert ----------------- Gadsden, Ala.
McCowen, Edward 0 ----------- Wheelersburg, Ohio. Ramey, Homer A -------------- Toledo, Ohio.
McDonough, Gordon L --------- Los Angeles, Calif. Ramspeck, Robert - Atlanta, Ga.
McGehee, Dan R Meadville, Miss. Randolph, Jennings Elkins, W. Va.
McGlinchey, Herbert J -------- Philadelphia, Pa. Rankin, John E Tupelo, Miss.
McGregor, J. Harry West Lafayette, Ohio. Rayburn, Sam ---------------- Bonham, Tex.
McKenzie, Charles E ----------- Monroe, La. Rayfiel, Leo T Brooklyn, N. Y.
McMillan, John L------------- Florence, S. C. Reece, B. Carroll -------------- Johnson City, Tenn.
McMillen, Rolla C Decatur, Ill. Reed, Chauncey W--------- West Chicago, Ill.
Madden, Ray J. Gary, Ind. Reed, Daniel A ...... Dunkirk, N. Y.
Mahon, George H----------- Colorado City, Tex. Rees, Edward H Emporia, Kans.
Maloney, Paul H----------- New Orleans, La. Resa, Alexander J Chicago, Ill.
Manasco, Carter -------------- Jasper, Ala. Rich, Robert F Woolrich, Pa.
Mansfield, Joseph J---------- Columbus, Tex. Richards, James P----------- Lancaster, S. C.
Mansfield, Mike. Missoula, Mont. Riley, John J-------------- Sumter, S. C.
Marcantonio, Vito _____....... New York City, N. Y. Rivers, L. Mendel---------- North Charleston, S. C.
Martin, Joseph W., Jr North Attleboro, Mass. Rizley, Ross ---------------- Guymon, Okla.
Martin, Thomas E Iowa City, Iowa. Robertson, A. Willis ----------- Lexington, Va.
Mason, Noah M Oglesby, Ill. Robertson, Charles R ---------- Bismarck, N. Dak.
Mathews, Frank A., Jr.' ........ Riverton, N. J. Robinson, J. W Provo, Utah.
May, Andrew J. Prestonsburg, Ky. Robsion, John M Barbourville, Ky.
Merrow, Chester E----------- Center Ossipee, N. H. Rockwell, Robert F ------------ Paonia, Colo.
Michener, Earl C Adrian, Mich. Rodgers, Robert L ------------- Erie, Pa.
M iller, A . L ------------------- Kimball, Nebr. Roe, Dudley G ---------------- Sudlersville, Md.
Miller, George P. Alameda, Calif. Roe, James A-------------- Flushing, N. Y.
Mills, Wilbur D--------------- Kensett, Ark. Rogers, Dwight L -------------- Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
Monroney, A. S. Mike ---------- Oklahoma City, Okla. Rogers, Mrs. Edith Nourse ----- Lowell, Mass.
Morgan, Thomas E ------------ Fredericktown, Pa. Rogers, George F. Rochester, N. Y.
Morrison, James H Hammond, La. Rooney, John J Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mott, James W.- Salem, Oreg. Rowan, Williarni A- - - Chicago, Ill.
Mundt, Karl E------------- Madison, S. Dak. Russell, Sam M------------ Stephenville, Tex.
Murdock, John R Tempe, Ariz. Ryter, Joseph F------------ Hartford, Conn.
Murphy, John W Dunmore, Pa. Sabath, Adolph J------------ Chicago, Ill.
Murray, Reid F------------ Ogdensburg, Wis. Sadowski, George G----. ------- Detroit, Mich.
Murray, Tom ----------------- Jackson, Tenn. Sasscer, Lansdale G--------- Upper Marlboro, Md.
Neely, Matthew M. Fairmont, W. Va. Satterfield, Dave E., Jr.'....... Richmond, Va.
Norrell, W. F. Monticello, Ark. Savage, Charles R ------------- Shelton, Wash.
Norton, Mrs. Mary T-------- Jersey City, N. J. Schwabe, George B Tulsa, Okla.
O'Brien, George D Detroit, Mich. Schwabe, Max ---------------- Columbia, Mo.
O'Brien, Thomas J Chicago, Ill. Scrivner, Errett P---------- Kansas City, Kans.
O'Connor, James F.3 _ ....... Livingston, Mont. Shafer, Paul W------------ Battle Creek, Mich.
1
Elected Nov. 6, 1945, to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation 4 Resigned Aug. 30, 1945.
of D. Lane Powers. 1Resigned Dec. 31, 1945.
2Died Nov. 12, 1945. 6Resigned Feb. 15, 1945.
8 Died Jan. 15, 1945.
8 LIST OF MEMBERS
Names and post-office addresses of Members of the House of Representatives-Continued

Name Home post office Name Home post office

Sharp, Edgar A --------------- Patchogue, N. Y. Tibbott, Harve ---------------- Ebensburg, Pa.

Sheppard, Harry R Yucaipa, Calif. Tolan, John H Oakland, Calif.
Sheridan, John Edward ------- Philadelphia, Pa. Torrens, James H---------- New York City, N. Y.
Short, Dewey-------------- Galena, Mo. Towe, Harry L ---------------- Rutherford, N. J.
Sikes, Robert L. F. Crestview, Fla. Traynor, Philip A Wilmington, Del.
Simpson, Richard M ----------- Huntingdon, Pa. Trimble, James W Berryville, Ark.
Simpson, Sid Carrollton, Ill. Vinson, Carl Milledgeville, Ga.
Slaughter, Roger C Kansas City, Mo. Voorhis, Jerry San Dimas, Calif.
Smith, Frederick C--------- Marion, Ohio. Vorys, John M_ - Columbus, Ohio.
Smith, Howard W Alexandria, Va. Vursell, Charles W Salem, Ill.
Smith, Lawrence H Racine, Wis. Wadsworth, James W------- Geneseo, N. Y.
Smith, Mrs. Margaret Chase ... Skowhegan, Maine. Walter, Francis E Easton, Pa.
Snyder, J. Buell Perryopolis, Pa. Wasielewski, Thad F Milwaukee, Wis.
Somers, Andrew L ------------- Brooklyn, N. Y. W eaver, Zebulon -------------- Asheville, N. C.
Sparkman, John J Huntsville, Ala. Weichel, Alvin F. Sandusky, Ohio.
Spence, Brent ----------------- Fort Thomas, Ky. Weiss, Samuel A----------- Glassport, Pa.
Springer, Raymond S-------- Connersville, Ind. Welch, Richard J---------- San Francisco, Calif.
Starkey, Frank T St. Paul, Minn. West, Milton H .... Brownsville, Tex.
'Stefan, Karl Norfolk, Nebr. White, Compton I Clark Fork, Idaho.
Stevenson, William H------- La Crosse, Wis. Whitten, Jamie L------------- Charleston, Miss.
Stewart, Paul-------------- Antlers, Okla. Whittington, William M ------- Greenwood, Miss.
Stigler, William G----------- Stigler, Okla. Wickersham, Victor ----------- Mangum, Okla.
Stockman, Lowell Pendleton, Oreg. Wigglesworth, Richard B ----- Milton, Mass.
Sullivan, John B----------- St. Louis, Mo. Wilson, Earl-------------- Huron, Ind.
Sumner, Miss Jessie ---------- Milford, Ill. Winstead, Arthur ------------- Philadelphia, Miss.
Sumners, Hatton W Dallas, Tex. Winter, Thomas D------------ Girard, Kans.
Sundstrom, Frank L ----------- East Orange, N. J. Wolcott, Jesse P. Port Huron, Mich.
Taber, John -------------- Auburn, N. Y. Wolfenden, James ------------- Upper Darby, Pa.
Talbot, Joseph E----------- Naugatuck, Conn. Wolverton, Charles A --------- Merchantville, N. J.
Talle, Henry 0 Decorah, Iowa.
Wood, John S Canton, Ga.
Tarver, Malcolm C----------- Dalton, Ga.
Taylor, Dean P------------- Troy, N. Y. Woodhouse, Mrs. Chase Going_. New London, Conn.
Thom. William R------------ Canton, Ohio. Woodruff, Roy 0 ...... Bay City, Mich.
Thom as, Albert --------------- Houston, Tex. Woodrum, Clifton A.' Roanoke, Va.
Thomas, J. Parnell Allendale, N. J. Worley, Eugene ------------- Shamrock, Tex.
Thomason, R. Ewing-------- El Paso, Tex. Zimmerman, Orville ---------- Kennett, Mo.

DELEGATES

Bartlett, Edward L--- ------- Juneau, Alaska. Farrington, Joseph R--------- Honolulu, Hawaii.

RESIDENT COMMISSIONERS

Romulo, Carlos P ------------- Manila, P. I. Pifiero, Jesls T -------------- Canovanas, P. R.

rlesigned Dec. 31, 1945.

 INDEX TO THE PROCEEDINGS
SEVENTY-NINTH CONGRESS, FIRST SESSION, JANUARY 3, 1945 TO DECEMBER 21, 1945
AARON, MRS. ELEANOR, statement before
House Labor Committee relative to
price and rent control made by, A5031.
ABACA CROP. article by Samuel Ze Murray
and John Terry from Atlantic Monthly
relative to, A889.
ABARNO, MICHAEL, relief (see bill H. R. 837).
ABBOND, ALFRED, relief (see bill H. R.
4882).
ABBOTT, CHARLES C,, article entitled "Ad-
ministration of Fiscal Policy" from
Harvard Business Review by, A1012.
ABBOTT HOSPITAL, MINNEAPOLIS. MINN.,
letter relative to draft of nurses by,
A987.
ABBOTT, LOTTIE A., relief (see bill S. 245).
ABBOTT, NORMAN, relief (see bill H. R.
2736).
ABDOLAH. MOHAMED, relief. (see bill H. R,
4171).
ABELE, LESTER J. (colonel, U. S. Army),
poem entitled "My Dear Son Tony" by,
A2517.
ABER, EARL (colonel, Army Air Corps), re-
marks in House relative to death in
airplane crash of, A1790.
ABERDEEN CREEK, GLOUCESTER COUNTY,
Va., provide for examination and sur-
vey of (64 bill H. R. 4089).
ABERNETHY, THOMAS G. (a Representative
from Mississippi).
Appointed on committee, 274.
Poem by Maj. Frederick W. Waite en-
titled "Army Nurse," A1050.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Flood Control Act: to amend (see bill
H. R. 4534), 10211.
Grenada County, Miss.: for relief (see
bill H. R. 3195), 4498.
Humid areas: to provide for improved
agricultural land utilization by con-
struction of drainage works in (see
bill H. R. 1864), 640.
Montgomery County, Miss., districts Nos.
2 and 3: for relief (see bill H. R. 2842),
3141.
Proof of age, place of birth, or 6f death:
to establish uniform procedure rela-
tive to (see bill H. R. 1108), 98."
Rehabilitation and drainage works: to
improve agricultural land utilization
by providing (see bill H. R. 2656), 2380.
Veterans: relating to death compensa-
tion benefits to widows and children
(see bill H. R. 1107), 98.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural Extension Service, 4553,
4556.
Deficiency appropriation bill, 11215.
Flood-control projects, 11215.
Members of Congress: salary increase,
4455.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOMs.
ABSENTEE VOTING, editorial from Mamaro-
neck (N. Y.) Daily Times, A428.
"ABSENTEE SENATORS'." editorial from
Washington Post entitled, A1743.
ABSENTEEISM IN THE SENATE, remarks In
Senate relative to, 3277.
ABREU, JOAQUIN S., to continue in full force
patent issued to (see H. J. Res. 44).
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE, providing for giving
by any department or agency to
grantees of real property of (see bill
H. R. 646).
The * indicates bills acted upon. See "History of
"ACADEMIC FREEDOM," article from PM
entitled, A1413.
ACADEMIES FOR DEFENSE, remarks in Sen-
ate relative to establishment of Army
and Navy schools in the West, 8259.
ACADEMY OF AMERICAN HISTORY, address
by,Andrew J. Higgins in New Orleans,
La., before, A2552.
ACADEMY OF FOREIGN SERVICE, create
(see bill H. R. 2967).
Remarks in House relative to creation of,
2449.
ACADEMY OF POLITICAL SCIENCE, address,
Sea Power and National Security, by
Admiral E. J. King in New York before,
A1705.
Excerpts from address, Pacific Bases Must
Be Retained, by Admiral King in New
York City before, A1660.
Excerpt on postwar merchant marine
from address by Admiral King before,
A1718.
Speech, Our Policy in Germany, by John
J. MoCloy In New York before, A5185.
ACCIDENTS IN THE AIR, remarks in Senate
relative to, 3628, 3774, 4122.
ACCOUNTING REVIEW (publication), ar-
ticles on expenditure controls in the
United States Government, by E. L.
Kohler from, A1336; A1710.
"A CHANCE FOR PEACE," address by Sena-
tor Ball at Cincinnati entitled, A4845.
ACHESON, DEAN (Under Secretary of State),
address entitled "International Friend-
ship" by, 10696.
Address relative to American-Soviet
friendship by, A4886.
Article, St. Lawrence Seaway, from
Democratic Digest by, A5258.
Biographical sketch of, 8901.
Remarks in House relative to statement
on international collaboration of,
A1127.
Remarks In Senate on nomination to be
Under Secretary of State, 8883-8916.
Remarks in Senate relative to contro-
versy with General MacArthur, 8953,
9006, 9565.
A. C. L. NEWS LETTER (publication), article
entitled "Moscow Show Trials-1945
Version," by Christopher T. Emmet
from, A3434.
ACOSTA, ANASTACIO, relief of estate (see
bill H. R. 4243).
ACT OF CHAPULTEPEC, editorial by Spencer
A. Canary from Daily Sentinel Tribune,
Bowling Green, Ohio, relative to,
A2476.
Editorial from New York Herald Tribune
relative to, A1094.
Editorial from Washington Evening Star
relative to, A1091.
Text ofr2021.
ACTIONS AT LAW, remarks in House on bill
(H. R. 2788) relative to limitations on,
10945.
Remarks in House and a list of organi-
zations appearing before the Com-
mittee on the Judiciary relative to
limitations on, 10947.
ACTS DONE BY AN INVENTOR IN FOREIGN
COUNTRIES, remarks in House on
bill (H. R. 1439) to prohibit proof of,
1715.
ADAKIN (publication) ,, article, Transporta-
tion for Prisoners of War-None for
Troops, from, A5643.
ADAM, LYTLE S., article from Fortune, ex-
plaining plan for planting by airplane,
of, A2632.
ADAMKIEWICZ, B. J., radio address on occa-
sion of Polish Constitution Day by,
A2381.
ADAMS, CARLYLE, editorial entitled "Brooks
Fletcher, Teacher-Statesman," from
Presbyterian Tribune by, .A3435.
ADAMS, CEDRIC, article entitled "In This
Corner," by, 6416, 6604.
Article, containing letter of protest from
six Army Medical Corps captains, from
Minneapolis Star-Journal by, A4008.
Editorial, Canada's Abundant Food Sup-
ply, from Minneapolis (Minn.) Tribune
by, A2929.
ADAMS COUNTY, WIS., resolution of the
board of supervisors relating to Federal
funds for road improvement and to
care and maintenance of old-age re-
cipients in county homes, 2746, 2747.
ADAMS COUNTY (WIS.) TIMES, article en-.
titled "Farm Leaders To Help Vets
Select Farms" from, A181.
ADAMS, EMMA CROFF, authorizing Secre-
tary of Interior to issue a patent ,in
fee to (see bill S. 14S9).
ADAMS EXPRESS CO., AMERICAN INTER-
NATIONAL CORP., at July 24, 1945,
market prices, 10181, 10182.
ADAMS, HERSCHEL, relief of estate (see bill
H. R. 27270).
ADAMS, INC., WILLIAM W., relief (see bill
H. R. 1329).
ADAMS, LILLIAN, relief (see bill H. R. 2727*),
ADAMS, PHELPS, article entitled "Britain's
Deficit Spending of Past Years Brings
Nation Near Bankruptcy" by, A4230.
ADAMS, RICHARD T., relief (see bill S. 1585).
ADAMS, ROLAND, excerpt from address of
A. B. Hope paying tribute-to, A2590.
ADAMS, SAMUEL HOPKINS, articles entitled
"Slaves of the Devil's Capsules," from
American Weekly by, A5092, A5229.
-ADAMS, SHERMAN (a Representative from
New Hampshire).
Appointed on committee, 491.
Article from Stars and Stripes concerning
travel restrictions, A3398.
Communications relative to Selective
Service classification of farm workers,
A85.
Editorial from Concord (N. H.) Monitor
on Jobless-pay bill, A4139.
Letter from Andrew L. Felker relative to
Government waste of paper, A1068.
Letter from Charles A. Holden to the edi-
tor of the Manchester (N. H.) Union-
Leader concerning world federation,
A5245.
Poem by Lt. Col. Arthur M. Edwards en-
titled "0 Flag of Strength and Beauty,"
A2879.
Resolution by New Hampshire General
Court regarding Jewish Commonwealth
of Palestine, A1986.
Resolution of New Hampshire Legislature
favoring a world federation, A1449.
Resolution of New Hampshire Legisla-
ture 'urging representation of veterans
at peace conferences, A20.70.
Bills" 9

ADAMS, SHERMAN-Continued.
Resolution adopted by Northeastern
States Development Agencies Confer-
ence relative to postwar development,
A2227.
Resolution of physics department of
Dartmouth College regarding develop-
ment of atomic energy, A5173.
Statement by American Paper and Pulp
Association, A5224.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Army and Naval Reserve: to authorize
appointment of medical technologists
as commissioned officers in (see bill
H. R. 3147), 4339.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 7038.
Societies and associations, 7743.
Remarks by, on
Annuities: exemption from taxation,
A4081.
Civil-service establishment, 1882.
Committee on Small Business, 10875,
10876.
Dumbarton Oaks proposals, 2414.
Flag Day, A2878.
Flood-control projects, 11235.
Mail to overseas servicemen, 2157.
New Hampshire: war loan record, 7647.
Norwich University: Chinese generals
trained at, A2259.
Small business: problems of, A2226.
Treaties: constitutional amendment,
4350.
-list of treaties defeated in Senate,
4350.
UNRRA: appropriations, 10985.
-free press amendment, 10985.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
ADAMS TUNNEL UNDER CONTINENTAL DI-
VIDE, article from Longmont (Colo.)
Times-Call relative to, A2266.
ADAMS, W. K., remarks in House relative to
activities in Ohio Department of Dis-
abled American Veterans of, A165.
ADAMS, WILLIAM H. (lieutenant, U. S.
Army), tribute in Senate to, 7744.
"ADEQUACY IN OUR TIME," address by
Senator Wiley in Washington before
Association of the Oldest Inhabitants
of District of Columbia entitled, A5379.
ADJUSTED COMPENSATION PAYMENT
ACT OF 1936, extend for 2 years the
time for filing applications for (see
bill H. R. 3033).
Bills to correct inequities in (see bills
H. R. 3866, 4767).
ADJUSTED SERVICE BENEFITS, amend
Public Law No. 425, Seventy-fourth
Congress, January 27, 1936, to author-
ize application of (see bill S. 1146).
ADJUSTED-SERVICE CERTIFICATE, pro-
vide for issuance, under certain con-
ditions, of a duplicate (see bill H. R.
1162).
ADJUSTED-SERVICE PAY, provide for those
serving during the present war in the
armed forces (see bill H. R. 127).
"ADJUSTMENT OF INDUSTRIAL DIS-
PUTES," articles by B. I. Masse and
C. W. Anrod, from America, entitled,
A4261, A4262.
ADJUSTMENT OF LABOR IN THE RECON-
VERSION PERIOD, radio address by
Senator Thomas on subject, A3619.
ADJUTANT GENERAL. See ARMY.
ADKERSON, J. CARSON, statement opposing
extension of Reciprocal Trade Agree-
ment Act before House Committee on
Ways and Means by, A2319.
ADKINS, ANSEL, relief (see bill H. R. 1558').
ADLER, M. J., excerpts from speech favoring
world government from Cleveland
Plain Dealer by, A4662.
ADLOW, ELIZAH, article entitled "Forgot-
ten Man of War Is GI Railroaded by
Court Martial" from Boston Herald by,
A2939.
INDEX
ADMINISTRATION. See also TRUMAN AD-
MINISTRATION.
Article by Frank R. Kent from Wash-
ington Evening Star relative to caliber
of keymen in, A1215.
Remarks in House relative to need of
Henry Wallace in, A749.
Remarks in House relative to economic
policy of the, A615.
Remarks in House relative to short-
sighted attitude in production of farm
machinery of, A3180.
Remarks in House relative to effort to
abolish cost-plus contracts killed by,
A3559.
"ADMINISTRATION FIGHTS MONOPOLIES,
BUT FAILS TO STOP THAT OF
LABOR," article by Leo Wolman from
Washington Post entitled, A3199..
"ADMINISTRATION OF FISCAL POLICY,"
article by Charles C. Abbott from
Howard Business Review entitled,
A1012.
ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE, prescribe
fair procedure of (see bill H. R. 1203).
Resolution by Cass County (Wis.) Bar
Association urging passage of H. R.
1203, relative to, A2393.
ADMINISTRATION OF THE LAWS, provide
for more effective inspection and su-
pervision by the Congress with re-
spect to (see bill S. 958*).
ADMINISTRATION'S EMBARRASSMENT
OVER WALLACE'S APPOINTMENT, re-
marks in House relative to, 1179.
ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS OF THE GOV-
ERNMENT, fix term of office at 2 years
for certain (see bill S. 1049).
ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE, prescribe
fair standards of (see bill H. R. 1206).
Bill to improve the administration of
justice by prescribing (see bill H. R.
4941).
Joint memorial of Arizona Legislature
requesting passage of bill (S. 7; H. R.
1203), to prescribe fair standards of,
A611.
Report by minority of Committee to
Investigate Executive Agencies rela-
tive to, A1153.
ADMINISTRATIVE REGULATIONS, draft of
proposed plan relative to legislative
control of, A986.
ADRIAN (MICH.) CONSTRUCTION CO.,
telegram relative to aid for construc-
tion industry from, A3811.
ADRIAN (MICH.) DAILY TELEGRAM
(newspaper), article entitled "The
Army Needs Them-Young Farmers
Must Go, Major Says" from, A411.
Article entitled "The Farm Draft Clari-
fied" from, A411.
Article captioned "Draft board member
submits resignation in II-C ruling
protest" from, A511.
ADMINISTRATOR OF LIGHT METALS, pro-
vide for appointment of, and defining
his duties and powers (see H. J. Res.
149).
ADMINISTRATOR OF VETERANS' AFFAIRS.
See also VETERANS' ADMINISTRATION.
Bill authorizing the furnishing of firing
squads for funerals by (see bill H. R.
195).
Bills to authorize amending the Schedule
of Disability Ratings, 1925, by (see
bills H. R. 572, 580, 721).
Bill to extend to 2 years the time for
filing applications for review of claims
on appeal to (see billH. R. 706).
Bill authorizing transfer of land to Los
Angeles, Calif., by (see bill H. R.
1379).
Bill to transfer jurisdiction over Fort
Hamilton, N. Y., from Secretary of
War, to establish a Veterans' Admin-
istration facility, to (see billH. R.
1585).
ADMINISTRATOR OF VETERATIS' AF-
FAIRS-Continued.
Bill authorizing the finding relation-
ship of beneficiary to the insured with
submission of birth certificate by (see
bill H. R. 1741).
Bills to prohibit requiring of "pauper's
oaths" of veterans applying for hos-
pital treatment or domiciliary care by
(see bills H. R. 2413, 2717, 4572).
Bills authorizing the payment not to ex-
ceed $50 to defray cost of cemetery
property for burial of veterans by (see
bills H. R. 2434, 2751).
Bill authorizing acceptance of gifts and
bequests in behalf of post fund for
use of veterans by (see bill H. R. 3113).
Bill to establish office of adviser on mat-
ters affecting Negro veterans to the
(see H. R. 3164).
Bill to authorize the Piesident to appoint
Omar N. Bradley, without affecting his
military status and perquisites, to the
office of (see bill H. R. 3607*).
Bill to authorize and direct zoning United
States into nine administrative divi-
sions by (see bill H. R. 3910).
Bill to amend act authorizing furnish-
ing of seeing-eye dogs to blind veter-
ans by (see bill H. R. 4850).
Bill authorizing the furnishing of cer-
tain benefits and supplies by (see bill
S. 294').
Bill authorizing the granting of an ease-
ment at Dallas, Tex., by (see bills S.
530*; H. R. 2123).
Bill authorizing the transfer by quit-
claim deed certain land to Los Angeles,
Calif., by (see bill S. 531').
Bill to authorize part-time employment
by (see bill S. 968).
Bill authorizing acceptance of gifts and
bequests in behalf of gperal post fund
by (see bill S. 972).
Bill to permit any person actually per-
forming duties as an employee of a
Federal agency be extended recognition
as an accredited representative of a
veteran organization within discre-
tion of (see bill S. 1407).
Estates of veterans: transmitting draft of
bill to amend section 3 to safeguard,
3823.
Letter relative to amendment of veterans
regulations by, 7880.
Letter transmitting draft of bill to
amend regulations to remedy inequi-
ties by, 7826.
Letter transmitting annual report of (H.
Doc. 11), 17.
Letter transmitting a draft of proposed
'legislation to amend act to regulate
life-insurance business In the District
of Columbia, 3054.
ADMIRALTY JURISDICTION, extension of
(see bill S. 1030).
ADSO, A. W., statement favoring a Medical
Corps in veteran hospitals by, A5120.
ADVERTISER REVIEW OF LOS ANGELES,
CALIF., editorials relative to current
problems by J. L. Liggett from, A469.
ADVERTISERS' CLUB, address entitled "The
Way To 60,000,000 Jobs Is Through
Government Participation," by Mar-
shall Field in Cincinnati, A1265.
ADVERTISING CLUB OF NEW YORK, ad-
dress by James A. Farley commemorat-
ing thirty-fifth anniversary of Boy
Scouts of America before, A634.
AEPPLER, C. W., letter on OPA prices
threaten honey industry by, A4644.
"AERIAL WARFARE CRUSHED GERMANY,"
address by Lt. Gen. Ira C. Eaker en-
titled, A5196.
AERO CLUB, address entitled "The Challenge
to America" by Charles A. Lindbergh
in Washington before, A8664.

AERO DIGEST (publication), editorial on
Air Policy Commission from, A4498.
Editorial captioned "Wallace deserves
any service" from, A461.
Excerpt relative to let-down in war pro-
duction program from article by Rich-
ard E. Saunders from,,A1545.
AERO MECHANIC (publication), editorial
relative to rigorous prosecution of
Japanese war by Richard H. Powell
from, A2179.
AERONAUTICAL DEVELOPMENTS, provide
for Federal participation in financing
of certain (see bill H. R. 2012).
AERONAUTICAL TRAINING CENTER, INC.,
relief (see bill S. 1132).
AERONAUTIC TRAINING, provide for youth
of United States adequate (see bill
S. 6).
AETNA INSURANCE CO., relief (see bill S.
135).
A. F. OF L. MACHINISTS MONTHLY JOUR-
NAL (publication), article, Our Future
Lies In China, by Albert H. Jenkins
from, A5591.
"A. F. OF L. WAGE POLICY IS SET FORTH
BY EXECUTIVE POLICY," article
from St. Joseph (Mo.) Union-Observer
captioned, A4447.
"A. F. OF L. TEAMSTERS THREATEN TO
HALT PRODUCE. SHIPMENTS," article
from Salisbury (Md.) Times captioned,
A2504.
AFRICA, remarks in Senate relative to volun-
tary resettlement of American Negroes
in, 4399.
AFRICA AS RESETTLEMENT LOCATION
FOR NEGROES, remarks in Senate and
letter by W. L. Jackson. relative to,
A2615.
"AFTER-WAR WAGES," article from Bangor
(Maine) Daily News entitled, A4915.
AGED AND DISABLED, assistance to (see
bill H. R. 4771).
AGNEW, E. G. VANS, pension (see bill H. R.
4547).
AGOSTO, ARCADIO SALDANA, relief (see
bill H. R. 1797).
AGRICULTURAL ADJUSTMENT ACT OF
1934, to amend act relating to con-
tracts and agreements under (see bill
S. 874).
Bill to amend Public Law 74, Seventy-
seventh Congress, relating to wheat
marketing quotas under (see bill H. R.
49).
Bill to amend Public Law No. 74 of Sev-
enty-seventh Congress, relating to
wheat-marketing quotas under (see
bill H. R. 639).
Bill to amend section 32 of act entitled
(see bill H. R. 749).
Bill to amend, for the purpose of regu-
lating interstate and foreign commerce
in tobacco (see bill H. R., 751).
Bill to amend section 301 (a) (1), to
include labor cost in computing parity
price (see bill H. R. 754*).
Bill to amend, to provide for mainte-
nance and operation of school-lunch
programs (see bill H. R. 756).
BUll to amend, to encourage the growing
of war crops by protecting the allot-
ments of producers of the basic crops
(see bill H. R. 1895).
Bill to amend (see bill H. R. 5135).
Bill to amend, to encourage growing of
war crops by protecting allotments of
producers of cotton and wheat (see
bill S. 338*).
Bills to repeal section 3 of act, relating
to hops (see bills S. 427*; H. R. 1922).
INDEX
AGRICULTURAL ADJUSTMENT ACT OF
1934-Continued.
Bill to amend, regulating Interstate and
foreign commerce in potatoes, provid-
ing fair prices for producers and con-
sumers (see bill S. 1396).
Joint resolution relative to Public Law
74, Seventy-seventh Congress, provid-
ing for refund of all penalty taxes col-
lected on excess wheat (see H. J. Res.
48).
Joint resolutions relating to marketing
of fire-cured and dark air-cured to-
bacco under (see S. J. Res. 25; H. J.
Res. 94 98*).
Remarks In'House relative to the bill
(S.338) to amend, 878.
AGRICULTURAL ADJUSTMENT ADMINIS-
TRATION, remarks in House praising
leaders In Wisconsin of, A2313.
AGRICULTURAL ADMINISTRATIVE AREAS,
to establish community and county
(see bill H. R. 2215).
Excerpt from address by Noble Clark
relative to bill H. R. 2215 to establishl
lng, A3209.
Letter felative to bill H. R. 2215, by Cali-
fornia Farm Bureau establishing,
A3209.
AGRICULTURAL AGENCY, to create and to
consolidate therein all Federal agri-
cultural lending agencies, to create a
public farm-appraisal system (see bill
H. R. 3221).
Letter relative to program for disposal
of surplus trucks by N. E. Dodd, chief,
A2059, A2060.
AGRICULTURAL APPROPRIATION BILL.
See DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
AGRICULTURAL CENSUS, remarks in House
and article from Monroe (Wis.) Eve-
ning Times opposing taking of, 1593,
1594.
Remarks in House relative to large ap-
propriation for taking of, A512, A513,
A538, A553, A993.
AGRICULTURAL COMMODITIES, to amend
section 32 of Public Act No. 320, Sev-
enty-fourth Congress, relative to di-
verting custom duties to farmers in
foreign exports of (see bill H. R. 149).
Bill to secure to producers of agricul-
tural commodities a minimum price
not less than cost of production (see
bill H. R. 346".
Bil. to provide adequate markets for,
and to promote exchange with foreign
countries of surplus (see bill H. R.
416).
Bill to amend act for conservation of
national oil resources and provide for'
adequate flow in interstate and foreign
commerce of (see bill H. R. 747).
Bill, in connection with the fixing of
ceiling prices, relating to margin al-
lowed for processing livestock and
(see bill H. R. 3066).
Bill to provide for disposal of surplus
(see bill S. 384).
Bills to provide for a new base period,
and for considering increases in cost
of farm labor, in determining parity
prices for (see billsS. 507; H. R. 2387).
Bill to amend Emergency Price Control
Act of 1942 to provide that a fair and
equitable margin be allowed in fixing
maximum prices for processing (see
bill S. 961).
Bill to make effective for three addi-
tional years certain provisions of law
providing for loans and support prices
on (see bill S. 1527).
Remarks In Senate relative to parity
prices for, 916.
Remarks In Senate relative to loans and
support prices on, 10115.
AGRICULTURAL COMMODITIES-Con.
Resolution to appoint a special commit-
tee to investigate production, process-
ing, and marketing of (see S. Res. 96),
1999.
Statistical summary, Bureau of Agricul-
tural Economics, Department of Agri-
culture, relative to, A1366.
Table: exports, 1931-1941, A2749.
AGRICULTURAL CREDIT AGENCY, create,
to consolidate therein all Federal ag-
ricultural lending agencies, to create
a public farm-appraisal system (see
bills H. R. 3422, 4873).
AGRICULTURAL CREDIT CORPORATIONS,
provide for discharge and cancellation
of certain loans made by Secretary of
Agriculture to purchase capital stock
in (see bill H. R. 757).
AGRICULTURAL DEFERMENTS. amend-
ments in Senate to bills S. 36, H. R.
1752, relative to, 920, 927.
Concurrent resolution to reaffirm the
necessity of the Tydings amendment
in our war effort and creating a con-
gressional committee to investigate
necessity of (see H. Con. Res. 27).
Discussion in the Senate on H. J. Res.
106, providing. A2304.
Editorial from Milwaukee Journal rela-
tive to the President's -veto of bill
granting, A2097.
Letter by Michigan Farm Bureau rela-
tive to, A458.
Remarks in House relative to veto by
President of H. J. Res. 106 relative to,
4160, A2098, A2301.
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT. See DE-
PARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATIONS,
letter transmitting annual report of re-
ceipts, expenditures, and work In the
States, Hawaii, Alaska, and Puerto
Rico, 17.
AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION WORK. See
also COOPERATIvE AGRICULTURAL EXTEN-
SION WORs.
Bills for development of cooperative (see
bills S. 383*; H. R. 1690").
Correspondence relative to development
of cooperative agricultural extension
work, 4506.
Letter by J. W. Burch relative to bill (S.
383; H. R. 1690), relative to further
develcpment of, A610.
Remarks in House relative to develop-
ment of cooperative, 4544.
Remarks in House on bill (H. R. 1690)
for development of cooperative, 4461.
Statistics relative to sources of funds al-
lotted for cooperative extension work
in States, Alaska, Hawaii, and Puerto
Rico, 4549, 4550, 4567.
AGRICULTURAL IMPORTS, statistics rela-
tive to value of, 5092, 5164.
"AGRICULTURAL IMPORTS AND EXPORTS
IN RELATION TO AMERICAN AGRI-
CULTURE," report by United States
Chamber of Commerce entitled. A2286.
AGRICULTURAL LAND UTILIZATION, pro-
vide for improved (see' bills S. 422;
H. R. 1864, 2656).
AGRICULTURAL LOANS, provide that F-1
loans under regional agricultural
credit corporation loan program shall
be deemed to have been made under
same terms and conditions as F-2
loans under such program (see bill
H. R. 2292).
Joint resolution relative to emergency
crop, seed, and feed loans and to re-
gional agricultural credit corporation
loans (see H. J. Res. 105).
AGRICULTURAL OCCUPATIONS, prevent
violation of Selective Service Act in
respect to drafting persons engaged in
agriculture (H. Res. 69), 141.

AGRICULTURAL ORGANIZATIONS, remarks
in House relativq to opposition to
Trade Agreements Act of, A3507.
AGRICULTURAL PRICES, table: actual and
parity for January 1945 for selected
commodities and indicated parities
under pending bills compared with
foreign prices and United States im-
port duties, A2001.
Statistics relative to, 5019-5025.
AGRICULTURAL PROBLEMS, resolutions of
Farm Bureau of Wapello County, Iowa,
relative to, A5285, A5286.
Resolutions by Winneshiek County
(Iowa) Farm Bureau relative to,
A5376.
Resolutions by Decatur County (Iowa)
Farm Bureau relative to, A5485.
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCERS, authorizing
an investigation concerning products
grown on irrigated lands (S. Res. 106),
2595.
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION, providitg
for awards of honor for (see S. J. Res.
2).
Joint resolution to aid essential produc-
tion necessary to prosecution of war
(see S. J. Res. 19).
Speech by Secretary of Agriculture to
Fiftieth Annual Congress of American
Industry relative to, A5712.
Statistics relative to production, 1909 to
1944, 2558, 2559.
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS, relating to
production and orderly marketing of
(see bill H. R. 2861).
Bill to provide adequate outlets for (see
bills H. R. 3695, 3696).
Letter by Representative Murray relative
to limit on import of, A4439.
Remarks in House relative to parity
prices of, A2001.
Remarks in House relative to quantita-
tive import quotas of, A2002.
Remarks in House relative to effect of
reciprocal trade agreement on exports
and imports of, A2390.
Remarks in House relative to effect of
tariff acts on prices of, A5239.
Remarks in House relative to increase of
imports and decrease of exports under
reciprocal trading of, A2423, A2507.
Remarks in House relative to value of Los
Angeles County, A4639.
Remarks in House relative to bill, H. R.
2861, cost-of-production of, A5712,
A5808.
Remarks in House relative to markets
for, A5712.
Statement relative to cost-of-production
formula as applied to, 6089.
Statistics relative to, 5105.
Statistics relative to cost of export sub-
sidies, 5092.
Table: value of imports and exports,
1932-40, A2432.
-imports for consumption, 1934
and 1937-40, A2423, A2424.
-domestic exports, 1934 and 1937-
40, A2423, A2424.
-production, 1910-44, A2687.
-showing value of United States
exports and imports oT, 6845.
-comparison of cost of production,
parity price, and average price prepared
by Department of Agriculture on,
A3018.
AGRICULTURAL PROGRAM, authorize con-
struction of county agricultural build-
ings (see bill H. R. 4625).
Remarks in Senate relative to control of,
4505.
AGRICULTURAL REHABILITATION, re-
marks in House relative to UNRRA's
program for European, A5286-A5289.
AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH LABORATORY,
authorize establishment in State of
Florida of (see bill H. R. 4573).
INDEX
AGRICULTURAL RESOURCES, provide for
more efficient utilization of (see bills
S. 195; H. R. 3695, 3696).
AGRICULTURAL WORKERS, remarks in
House relative to induction of work-
ers between the ages of 18 and 26, 101.
AGRICULTURE, address entitled "A New So-
lution for Agricultural Problems" by
J. L. Welsh in Omaha, Nebr., A3604.
Bill to benefit by cooperation of Depart-
ment of Agriculture and State agri-
cultural experiment stations (see bill
H. R. 295).
Bill to define the term (see bills H. R.
1096, 1097, 1098, 1099, 1164).
Bill to protect agriculture by prohibiting
depositing in territorial waters, of
garbage (see bill H. R. 1996).
Concurrent resolution to authorize spe-
cial committee of Committee on Agri-
culture to study postwar plans, espe-
cially as relate to cotton (see H. Con.
Res. 34*).
Correspondence relative to House Joint
Resolution 85 making an additional
appropriation for the census of, 850-
854.
Joint resolution makng an additional ap-
propriation for the census of (see H. J.
Res. 85*).
Letter by Omar C. Spencer from Portland
Oregonian relative to effect of faulty
OPA administration on, A310O.
Remarks in House relative to establishing
agriculture on an equal footing with
other war agencies, 7074.
Remarks in House relative to Abraham
Lincoln's interest in, A564.
Remarks in House relative to value of
weather forecasting to, 1681.
Remarks in House on House Joint Reso-
lution 85 making an additional appro-
priation for the census of, 841, 844, 848,
872, 850-854.
Remarks in House relative to a prosper-
ous nation depending upon, A4216.
Remarks in Senate relative to agriculture
in the war and in the future, 5182.
Remarks in Senate entitled "Promotion
of Agriculture" (see bill S. 1151), 6156.
Resolution to consider as a war industry
(see S. Res. 44).
Resolution to prevent violation of Se-
lective Service Act in respect to draft-
Ing persons in (see H. Res. 69).
Telegram relative to reclassification of
registrants in, 407.
"AGRICULTURE'S BENEFITS FROM FULL
EMPLOYMENT," radio address by
Representative Hook entitled, A4257.
AGRONSKY, MARTIN, radio address relative
to mobilization of country's scientific
resources by, A3632.
"AGUILERA JOINS HISPANIC 'FOUNDA-
TION," article by Henry Grattan Doyle
from Hispania captioned, A553.
AHERN, D. P., letter relative to GI loans and
housing in Long Beach, Calif., A4842.
AID TO THE AGED AND AID TO THE
BLIND, memorial of Legislature of
California relative to income of re-
cipients of, 4219.
AID TO THE PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED,
resolution (H. Con. Res. 112) to print
certain parts of hearings relative to,
12104,
AIELLO, RALPH P., relief (see bill H. R.
989).
AIKEN, GEORGE D. (a Senator from Ver-
mont).
Address on progress of cooperatives,
A463.
Address by Senator Hickenlooper, of
Iowa, before the Governors' Confer-
ence, 1945, relative to postwar mili-
tary policy, A1O05.
Address on reciprocal trade agreements,
A3487.
AIKEN, GEORGE D.-Continued.
Address delivered before the Boston City
Club relative to the development of
the St. Lawrence waterway, A5259.
Analysis of bill (S. 1151): food-allot-
ment program, 6156.
Appointed on committee, 169, 170.
Appointed conferee, 61E8.
Appointed on funeral committee, 333.
Appeal submitted by Mrs. Dwight W.
Morrow, on behalf of 48 national or-
ganizations for food for starving na-
tions, A3921.
Article by Hilton Hornaday in Buffalo
Evening News relative to St. Lawrence
seaway, A997.
Article by David Lawrence from Wash-
ington Star entitled "Manpower Bill
Seen Embodying Fascism," A1520.
Article by Jay Franklin from Cleveland
Plain Dealer entitled "St. Lawrence's
Case Bad Prewar Error," A1668.
Article in Free World relative to San
Francisco Conference by, A3038.
Article by Esther V. W. Tufty in Pater-
son (N. J.) Call us. St. :awrence sea-
way, A4150.
Copy of contract between Pennsylvania
Shipyards, Inc., and Maritime Com-
mission, 6799.
Correspondence with New England Coal
Dealers' Association relative to St.
Lawrence waterway development, 3150,
3151.
Correspondence with James Norris, Chi-
cago, Ill., discussing Great Lakes-St.
Lawrence seaway, 2596, 2597.
Editorial from New kork Herald Tribune
on Bretton Woods Agreement, A2784.
Editorial by Arthur H. Packard in Ver-
mont Farm Bureau News on subject of
world security, A2647.
Editorial from Rochester (N. Y.) Times-
Union entitled "St. Lawrence Seaway
Might Aid Steel Mills," A4130.
Editorial from Youngstown (Ohio) Vin-
dicator entitled "Labrador Ore and the
Canal," A4068.
Editorial from Chicago Sun entitled
Chicago and the St. Lawrence Proj-
ect," A3991.
Editorial from Rochester (N. Y.) Demo-
cratic and Chronicle on St. Lawrence
seaway, A4068.
Leave of absence, 5171, 7155.
Letter from Burlington (Vt.) Chamber
of Commerce favoring St. Lawrence
seaway, 672.
Letter to E. S. Crosby, buffalo, N. Y., rel-
ative to St. Lawrence seaway, 2598.
Letters from Lindsay C. Warren to
United States Maritime Commission
relative to shipbulding contracts,
6799, 6800.
Resolution by advisory council to mayor
of Milwaukee favoring Great Lakes-St.
Lawrence seaway, 73.
Resolutions by sixth annual Vermont
Farm-Labor Conference, 2385.
Resolution by Philadelphia industrial
union favoring St. Lawrence seaway
project, A2470.
Resolution by United Automobile Work-
ers, CIO, Detroit, Mich., favoring St.
Lawrence seaway, 5472.
Statement from Lindsay C. Warren rela-
tive to Maritime Commission contracts,
6798.
Sworn in, 3.
Tables: traffic on St. Lawrence canals,
2597.
- giving schedule of work com-
pleted on the building of several ships,
6801.
- showing maximum vessel profit
based on unadjusted vessel price, 6802.
Telegram from Vermont State Farm
Bureau relative to nomination of
Henry A. Wallace to be Secretary of
Commerce, 672.
Telegram by W. E. Navin relative to rail-
road reorganizations, 7792.

AIKEN, GEORGE D.-Continued.
Amendments offered by, to
Full employment bill (S. 380): to amend,
8139.
Lending agencies of the Government (S.
375) : to amend, 465.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by.
Dental health programs: to assist States
in providing (see bill S. 1099), 5473.
Education: Federal aid to States for (see
bill S. 717), 1887.
Fair employment practices: to provide
(see bill S. 101), 80.
Food allotment plan: to provide (see bill
S. 185), 158.
-to provide more effective distribu-
tion of food through (see bill S. 1151),
6155.
Full employment: to provide (see bill S.
380), 8211.
General Accounting Office: providing for
annual audit of financial transactions
of certain governmental agencies (see
bill S. 360), 370.
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Basin: to
approve agreement with Canada (see S.
J. Res. 104), 9215.
Maternal and child welfare: Federal aid
to States for (see billS. 1318), 8052.
Robinson, Earl Eugene: to correct mili-
tary record (see bill S. 931), 3824.
Rural Electrification Administration: to
establish as an independent agency of
the Government (see bill S. 291), 232.
Vocational education and retraining to
provide (see bill S. 619), 1411.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Dairy Products: investigation (see S. Res.
38), 375.
Government expenditures: to investigate
(see S. Res. 73), 921.
International Court of Justice: relating
to jurisdiction of (see S. Res. 196),
11109.
Smith, Howard B.: to pay compensation
(see S. Res. 39), 375.
Remarks by, on
Acheson, Dean G.: confirmation, 8915.
Act of Chapultepec, 2028.
Agricultural appropriation bill, 3550,
3554.
Airports: Federal aid bill, 8435, 8439, 8440,
8441, 8442, 8443, 8447, 8471, 8485. 8486,
8487, 8521.
Army: discharge of doctors, 8597, 8598,
8599.
Atomic energy: reference of bill (S. 1463),
9399.
Atrocities In German prison camps, 3629,
3661.
Boxcars for grain shipments, 3203.
Bretton Woods Agreement, 7577, 7578,
7583, 7600, 7623, 7676, 7678, 7754, 7755,
7759.
Burlington, Vt.: correspondence and
data on electric powef systems, 5601.
Carmody, John Michael: biography, 2524.
Cattle, 6235.
Commodity . Credit Corporation, 3075,
. 3076, 3077, 3078, 3079, 3080.
Commonwealth College, 2478.
Cooke, Morris L.: biography, 2524.
Dairy industry: problems of, 6247.
Dairy workers: investigation of efforts to
unionize, 375.
Electric power after the war, 2251.
Employment Service, 8733.
Farm workers: release of military per-
sonnel needed as, 7919, 7920.
-- letter to Secretary of War, 7919.
Food and Agriculture Organization of
United Nations, 7850, 7853, 7854, 7855.
Ford Motor Co., Detroit, Mich.: shipment
to Texas for assembly planes made at,
2952.
Frozen-food lockers: OPA charges
against owners of, 4788.
-- statement by manufacturers as-
sociation, 4788.
Full Employment Act of 1945, 8959, 9031,
9035, 9052, 9136, 9143, 9144, 9148.
Government property: disposal of sur-
plus, 6885.
INDEX
AIKEN, GEORGE D.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Heidinger, James V.: eulogy, 2607.
Independent Offices appropriation bill,
2030, 2032, 2033, 2034, 2182, 2252.
Interior Department appropriation bill,
5479, 5480, 5601.
-- Central Valley project, 5479, 5480,
5481, 5482, 5483, 5601.
International organization for peace:
proposed program, 3471.
International peace organization, 475.
Land-grant railroad rates, 9229.
Leave of absence, 3403, 3830.
Legislative appropriation bill, 4945, 4946,
4947, 4948, 5204.
Lending. agencies of the Government,
686, 687, 688, 689.
Maritime Commission contracts, 6798,
6799, 6802.
--- investigation of operations in,
6104.
Maritime Day, 4794.
Mediterranean fruitfly, 7845.
Merchant Marine: vessels employed by
the Army, 4794.
Metals, minerals, etc.: subsidy payments,
2262, 2263, 2264.
Mexico: water treaty, 2661, 3095.
Missouri River Valley Authority, 2014,
2016.
National Housing Act: amendment, 2260.
National Service Act (H. R. 1752), 1434,
1652, 1653, 1668, 1669, 1771, 1781, 1847,
1916, 1917.
--_amendments of Mr. Langer, 1916.
conference report, 2903, 2904, 2916,
2942, 2952-2954, 2955, 3025, 3033-3035,
3041, 3066.
telegram from Associated Indus-
tries of Vermont, 2952.
Natural gas: interstate wholesale rates,
1418.
Price Control Act: extension, 5716, 5718,
5719, 5720, 5852, 5853, 5854, 5855, 5856,
5867, 5869, 5870, 5871, 5890.
Reciprocal trade agreements, 5967, 6021,
6023, 6024, 6026, 6032, 6033, 6036, 6119,
6120, 6191, 6234, 6235, 6239, 6247, 6266,
6342, 6343, 6345, 6354.
- protests of employees of American
Woolen Co., and letter replying there-
to, 5608.
Rural Electrification , Administration,
2540.
St. Lawrence Seaway, 8089.
activities of 0. E. Mace, 4944.
letter by Julius Barnes, 4944.
Savannah Harbor, 7584.
Securities and Exchange Commission,
2182.
Selective Service Act: extension, 3641,
3642, 3658.
Senate: calling calendar before recess,
8096.
Senators: visit to German prison camps,
3629. 3631, 3632.
Ship-repaid labor on west coast, 5489.
Slattery, Harry: biography, 2524.
Smith, Ellison D.: tribute to, 6646.
Subsidies, 6234.
Surplus equipment: use for soil erosion
control, 9481."
Surplus Property Board, 2978, 2980, 2981,
2982, 2983, 2984, 2995.
Tax-adjustment bill, 7786, 7787.
Treasury-Post Office appropriation bill,
2978.
Unemployment compensation bill, 8733,
8745, 8748, 8752, 8755, 8808, 8809.
United Nations Charter, 8035, 8078, 8089.
Walker-Garden Dairy Farm, Plainsboro,
N. J.: union activities, 375.
Wallace, Henry A.: confirmation, 1602.
War agencies: appropriations for, 6734.
War contracts: investigation, 6104.
Williams, Aubrey, 2332, 2391, 2408, 2464,
2465, 2466, 2467, 2468, 2469, 2470, 2473,
2475, 2476, 2477, 2478, 2484, 2524, 2525,
2529, 2541, 2542, 2601, 2602, 2604, 2614,
2620, 2648, 2649, 2650, 2651.
-statement re Commonwealth Col-
lege, 2470.
13
AIKEN, GEORGE D.-Continued.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Agriculture and Forestry:
Springfield Township, Montgomery
County, Pa., (H. R. 2285, Rept. 450),
7106.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
AIN, PHILIP B. (corporal, U. S. Army), letter
criticizing Army's discharge system
from Daily Pacifican by, A4589.
AINSWORTH, JENNIE EATON, increase pen-
sion (see bill S. 283).
AIR ACCIDENTS, remarks in House relative
to, 10605.
Remarks in Senate relative to, 3628,
3774, 4122.
AIR COMMERCE, provide for avoidance of
multiple taxation of (see bill H. R.
3446).
Letter by Civil Aeronautics Boari rela-
tive to legislation for uniform State,
A622.
Remarks in House relative to legislation
to avoid multiple taxation of, A2829.
Remarks in House relative to regulation
by States of, A621.
AIR COMMERCE AND NAVIGATION, author-
izing the House Committee on Inter-
state -and Foreign Commerce as a
whole or by subcommittee, to study
matters related to (see H. Res. 10).
Resolution providing for payment of ex-
penses of investigation authorized by
House Resolution 10 (see H. Res. 59).
AIR CORPS. See ARMY.
AIRCRAFT, authorize appropriation of funds
for development and improvement of
devices for propulsion for national de-
fense of (see bill H. R. 165).
Bill to adjudicate claims resulting from
operation by United States of (see bill
H. R. 3901).
Bill to prohibit selling or serving of alco-
holic beverages on certain (see bill S.
744).
Bill to provide for transfer of certain
federally owned aircraft, currently
available as surplus, to State aviation
authorities (see bill S. 177P).
List of names of pilots who died as a
result of accidents in, 7042, 7043.
Remarks in House relative to laying tele-
phone lines by, A1475.
Remarks in Senate relative to accidents
to, 3475, 7162, 7358.
Resolutions directing Secretaries of War
and Navy to furnish House of Repre-
sentatives certain information relative
to surplus (see H. Res. 351", 352).
Statistics relative to accidents to, 194.
AIRCRAFT BOARD, editorial from American
Aviation favoring President create,
A4497.
AIRCRAFT CARRIER, remarks in Senate rel-
ative to the christening and commis-
sioning of the Lake Champlain as,
5464.
AIRCRAFT INDUSTRY, article from New Re-
public relative to postwar jobs in,
A2234.
Remarks in House relative to expansion
in California of, A231.
AIRCRAFT PRODUCTION, creating a special
committee of House of Representatives
to investigate aircraft production and
accidents resulting therefrom (see H.
Res. 124).
AIRCRAFT YEARBOOK, statistics appearing
in, 8520.
AIRD, ELLEN L., letter relative to drafting of
nurses by, A964.
AIR FORCE MAGAZINE (publication), arti-
cles relative to inventions of Sgt.
Alfred G. Dannull from, A682.
AIR FORCES, FUTURE POLICY, article by
Senator Thomas (Utah) from Flying
relative to, A5369.

AIR FORCES OF THE UNITED STATES, es-
tablish a separate branch of the na-
tional defense a force to be known as
(see bills H. R. 4949, 4950).
Remarks in House relative to, 9666.
AIR-LINE SERVICE, remarks in House rela-
tive to small number of towns in Ohio
having, A3357.
"AIR LINES PUBLIC RELATIONS FACES
THE FUTURE," article by Thomas J.
Deegan entitled, A4621.
AIR MAIL. See also POSTAL SERVICE.
To decrease postage on (see bill H. R.
4734).
AIR-MAIL POSTAL CARD, provide for (see
bill H. R. 4735).
AIR-MAIL STAMP, issuance of a commem-
orative (see S. Res. 155).
AIRPLANE AND AIRCRAFT DISPOSAL, no-
tice In Senate of hearings to be held
on, 10001.
AIRPLANE CRASHES, Associated Press dis-
patch captioned "Four plane workers
fired after crash killing six" from
Washington Evening Star, A517.
Letter by Rear Admiral Ramsey relative
to investigation by the Navy of, A1239.
Letters from several individuals ad-
dressed to Senator Langer relative to,
A387.
Remarks in House relative to investiga-
tion of, A823.
Resolution to continue authority to in-
vestigate (S. Res, 61).
Remarks in House relative to testimony
of Robert A. Burlick, Arlie L. Anderson,
and Clarence R. Alexander at coroner's
jury investigating, A1240.
Remarks in House relative to large num-
ber of, A517.
Remarks in Senate relative to, 4420, 4695,
7162, 7358.
Report by subcommittee of House Com-
mittee on Military Affairs on, A518.
Resolution to continue authority for in-
vestigation of, 516.
Statement by General Arnold relative to,
A518.
Text of House Resolution 124 to investi-
gate, A824.
AIRPLANE PLANTING, article from Fortune
explaining Lytle S. Adams plan for,
A2632.
AIRPLANE PRODUCTION, letter by official
Consolidated-Vultee Aircraft Corpor-
ation relative to, A1240.
AIRPLANES.
Remarks in House relative to jet-powered
combat planes, 1629.
Remarks in House relative to Junking of
B-29, 10471.
.AIRPLANE SERVICE, list of cities and towns
filing application with Civil Aeronau-
tics Board for, A3352-A3356.
AIRPLANE SERVICE TO SOUTH, article by
Allen Dean relative to Detroit's request
for direct, A1348.
AIRPLANE TRANSPORTATION, editorial en-
titled "Atlantic Air Routes" from New
York Times, A3713.
Editorial entitled "Indianapolis on World
Air Map" from Indianapolis Star,
A3697.
Letter from an unnamed Oklahoman rel-
ative to feeder air-line service for,
A3196.
Remarks in House relative to importance
of feeder lines in, A3196.
AIR POLICY COMMISSION, editorials from
Martlnsburg (W. Va.) Journal and
Aero Digest relative to creation of,
A4498.
Joint resolution on establishing (see
H. J. Res. 20).
Text of joint resolution on establishing,
A4457.
INDEX
AIR POLICY FOR OUR NATIONAL DEFENSE
editorial from Clarksburg (W. Va.)
Exponent-Telegram relative to a board
to formulate, A4498.
AIRPO2TS, article entitled "Congress Roll
Out 'Pork Barrel'" by Walker S. Buel
from Cleveland Plain Dealer, A4621.
Article entitled "Clevenger Opposes Bill
for Airports" by Cass Cullis from Bryan
(Ohio) Democrat, A4571.
Amendment in Sanate to bill (S. 2) to
provide for Federal aid for develop-
ment of, 3749.
Amendments in Senate to bill (S. 2) to
provide for Federal aid for develop-
ment of public, 7274.
Bill to provide Federal aid to States for
development, construction, improve-
ment, and repair of public (see bill
H. R. 287).
Bill directing Secretary of Commerce,
through Administrator of Civil Aero-
nautics Administration, to make a sur-
vey for need of (see bill H. R. 540).
Bill providing for Federal Government
operation of (see bill H. R. 3036).
Bill to provide Federal aid for develop-
ment of public (see bill H. R. 3170).
Bill to provide Federal aid for develop-
ment of public (see bill H. R. 3615*).
Bill providing Federal aid for develop-
ment, construction, improvement, and
repair in United States of public (see
bills S. 2, 34; H. R. 4, 1125).
Bill relative to disposition of surplus
Government (see bill S. 1398).
Bulletin of the Council of State Govern-
ments relative to a national system of,
9702.
Correspondence relative to development
of public, 8443.
Editorial from Washington Post relative
to Federal grants for construction of,
A1273.
Memorial of legislature of Arizona rela-
tive to development of, 10247.
Memorial of the General Court of Massa-
chusetts relative to establishing and
developing a national system of, 4930,
5173.
Remarks in House relative to Federal aid
in development of A1274. ,
Remarks in House relative to billions of
American dollars spent on British,
A5730.
Remarks in House relative to postwar
completion of unfinished, A2661.
Remarks in House relative to appropria-
tion for development of program for
extension of, A3727.
Remarks in House relative to number of,
A3424.
Remarks in House relative to importance
of airport at Great Falls, Mont., A677.
Remarks in House relative to the bill
(H. R. 3615) to provide Federal aid
for development of public, 9666, 9699,
9728, 9792, 9794, 9880, A4398, A4535,
A4571.
Remarks in Senate relative to Federal
aid for public, 4111.
Remarks in Senate on bill (S. 2) to pro-
vide for Federal aid for development
of public, 8430, 8468, 8486, 8519.
Report of the Committee on Commerce
in Senate on study of Federal aid for
public, 3943.
Resolution by New York Joint Legisla-
tive Committee on Interstate Coopera-
tion favoring Federal aid to construct,
A3801.
Resolution by International Association
of Retired Railroad Employees, John
Fritz Chapter, East St. Louis, Ill., op-
posing appropriation to construct,
A4286.
Statement by Senator MoCarran before
Senate Commerce Committee relative
to Federal aid in construction of,
A1322.
AIRPORTS-Continued.
S&atement by Representative Hedrick
relative to completion of airport near
Charleston, W. Va., A2048.
Telrgram from the Governor of Arizona
relative to the program for, 4116.
Telegram from Governor Davis, of Lcuisi-
ana, favoring H. R. 3615, establishing
national system of, A4349.
Telegrams from L. L. Schroeder relative
to, 4120.
AIRPORTS AND AIR NAVIGATION FACILI-
TIES, statement relative to, 8309.
AIRPORTS FOR CHICAGO, editorial from
Southeast Economist relative to need
of, A3793.
AIRPORTS-PORK BARREL LEGISLATION,
remarks in House relative to, A4571.
AIRPORT SYSTEM: letter from the Governor
of Minnesota relative to construction
of. 4260.
AIRPORT TRAFFIC-CONTROL TOWERS, au-
thorize continued operation by Civil
Aeronautics Administration of (see
bill H. R. 451).
AIRPORT TRANSPORTATION: EXTENSION
TO SMALLER CITIES AND TOWNS,
remarks in House relative to, A3352.
AIR POWER, editorials entitled "Preserving
Our Air Power," "The Role of Air
Power," and "Surplus Planes" from
New York Times, A1810.
Remarks in House relative to importance
of American, A1809.
AIR POWER AND NATIONAL SECURITY, ad-
dress by Joseph T. Genting, Jr., before
servicemen in Washington on subject,
A3427.
AIR POWER DOOMED GERMANY, article
by Louis P. Lockner from Washington
Evening Star relative to, A2348.
AIR POWER IS PEACE POWER, speech by
Donald Douglas at San Francisco,
Calif., relative to, A1246.
AIR POWER VITAL IN GERMANY'S DE-
FEAT, address by Maj. Gen. Frederick"
L. Anderson relative to, A3170.
AIR ROUTES. See INTERNATIONAL AIR
ROUTES.
AIR ROUTES TO LATIN AMERICA, resolu-
tions by city council of city of Chi-
cago relative to new, A1549.
AIR SAFETY BOARD, create independent
(see bills S. 1; H. R. 478).
AIR SHIPMENTS, INDIA TO CHINA, statis-
tics relative to, 6695.
AIR SERVICE, remarks in House and corre-
spondence relative to extension of air
service in t4e Lower Mississippi Valley,
10536.
AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL-TOWER OPERA-
TORS, provide for training of (see bill
S.3).
AIR TRANSPORTATION, article, entitled
"Boston pan Be Flying Center" by
Lester Allen from Boston Post, A4642.
Article entitled "Steamship Companies
in Air Transportation" by Edgar S.
Gorrell, A4332.
Bill to provide for issuance of temporary
certificates for (see bill H. R. 4284).
Bill to create All-American Flag Line,
Inc., and to assure United States world
leadership in fileld of (see bill H. R.
4954).
Bill to assure the United States world
leadership in field of (see bills S. 326;
H. R. 2446).
Concurrent resolutions expressing ap-
proval of Congress for expansion of
system of (see H. Con. Res. 25, 64).
Remarks in House relative to merchant
marine operating, AllO.

AIR TRANSPORTATION-Continued.
Remarks in House relative to extension
of sunshine international air route,
A5708,
Remarks in House relative to passen-
gers in 1944 on, A3357.
Remarks in Senate relative to economic
regulation of, 3634.
Resolution by board of harbor commis-
sioners of Long Beach,.Calif., relative
to granting steamship companies per-
mission to operate overseas, A4134.
Resolutions by San Pedro (Calif.) and
(Calif.) Chambers of
Wilmington
Commerce urging steamship com-
panies be allowed, A4178.
Resolution by Propeller Club relative to
merchant marine engaging in, A4546.
Resolution by board of directors of Los
Angeles Chamber of Commerce urging
steamship companies be allowed to en-
gage in, A4686.
AIR TRANSPORTATION PROBLEMS, address
by C. Bell Monro relativ6 to, A1956.
AIR-TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM, remarks
in House relative to House Concurrent
Resolution 64, providing for expansion
of, A3357.
"AIR TRANSPORT BATTLE LOOMING," edi-
torial from Wichita (Kans.) Beacon
entitled, A3712.
AJAX (dredge), amendment in Senate pro-
viding for documenting under the laws
of the United States, 2242.
Bill to provide that it be documented
under laws of United States (see bill
S. 552).
AKERS, JOHN, authorize and direct Secretary
of -Interior to issue a patent in fee to
certain land to (see bills S. 483, 903,
1668; H. R. 4032, 4819, 4878).
AKERS, MILBURN P., article proposing es-
tablishment of the world capital at
Tuskahoma, Okla., 10862.
AKIN, JOSEPH C., relief of widow of (see
bill S. 620-).
AKRON, OHIO, remarks in House relative to
strikes at, 7212.
AKRON (OHIO) BEACON JOURNAL, ar-
ticle on Nazi atrocities by Malcolm
Binglay from, A2803.
Article captioned "Carbon black short-
ages peril whole war effort" from,
A1062.
Editorial relative to death in action of
John S. Knight, Jr., by John S. Knight
from, A1939.
Editorial entitled "Senator Charles
Dick" from, A1442.
Editorial paying tribute to late Rep-
resentative Francis J. Seiberling from,
A598.
Editorial captioned "How many must
starve?" from, A4172.
Editorial on wrong approach to labor
legislation from, A5190.
ALABAMA, provide for conveyance for use
as public park of Fort Morgan Military
Reservation to (see bill H. R. 4433).
Bill to authorize the State to lease or
sell and convey all or any part of Salt
Springs land (see bills S. 708*; H. R.
2416*).
Letter from Southern Conference for
Human Welfare relative to opposition
to poll, tax by people of, A2840.
Memorial of legislature rescinding an
act of the legislature in adopting House
Joint Resolution 66 of 1943, 6623.
Memorial of legislature to designate
January 30 of each year, the birth-
day of Franklin Delano Roosevelt, as a
national holiday, 7893.
Memorial of legislature relative to ca-
nalization of the Tombigbee River,
5174.
Memorial of legislature to provide for
construction of Tennessee River-Tom-
bigbee River Canal, 5174.
INDEX
ALABAMA-Continued.
Petition requesting Governor Sparks
(Alabama) to abolish poll tax from
500 prominent citizens of, A2840.
Remarks in Rouse relative to survey of
coal fields in, A4364.
Remarkh in House relative to the record
of the war bond drive in, 7923.
Remarks in House relative to the so-
called twenty-second amendment to
the Constitution of the United States,
7236.
Report of Christian American and. re-
marks in House relative to action on
twenty-second amendment resolution
by legislature of, A1529.
Telegram from the Governor relative to
the bill (S. 1274) concerning unem-
ployment compensation received by an
individual under unemployment com-
pensation law of another State or of
the United States, 6757.
ALABAMA (magazine), article paying trib-
ute to Thomas Wesley Martin from,
A709.
ALABAMA BANKERS ASSOCIATION, re-
marks in House relative to elevation
of A. B. Hope to the presidency of,
A2590.
ALABAMA BAPTIST STATE CONVENTION,
address on factors that will make for
pcace in the 'new world era before,
A5731.
ALABA.AA-COOSA RIVERS, amend Public
Law No. 228 of Seventy-seventh Con-
gress, first session, relative to de-
,velopment of (see bill H. R. 31).
ALABAMA FARM BUREAU FEDERATION,
address by Senator Bankhead at
Biloxi, Miss., before annual meeting
of. A4705.
Speech on rural health problems at
Biloxi, Miss., by B. F. Austin before,
A4798
ALABAMA SHIPBUILDING & DRY DOCK CO.,
remarks 'n House relative to discharge
of employees of, 1392.
ALABAMA STATE ORATORICAL CONTEST,
speech by Jimmie Chappell on post-
war education in finals of, A2654.
ALABAMA'S WAR INDUSTRY, remarks in
House relative to, A3508.
ALAMEDA (CALIF.) TIMES-STAR (news-
paper), editorial on Germans sur-
render but do not admit their guilt, by
Everett Johannes from, A2420.
ALARIE, JOSEPH E., relief (see bill H. R.
2248).
ALASKA, article entitled "Gentleman From
Alaska" by Richard L. Neuberger from
the Progressive, A949.
Article entitled "Go North, Young Man"
by Richard L. Neuberger from Collier's,
A96.
Bill to amend section 6 of act for pro-
tection of fisheries of (see bill H. R.
296).
Bill to make workmen's compensation
applicable to land and premises of the
United States (see bill H. R. 297).
Bill providing for waiver of prosecution
by indictment in certain criminal pro-
ceedings in courts of (see bill H. R.
298).
Bill to amend act relating to manifests
in (see bill H. R. 299).
Bill relative to annual labor on mineral
claims in (see bill H, R. 301).
Bill to extend provisions of certain laws
relating to vbcational rehabilitation of
persons disabled in industry to (see
bill H. R. 302).
Bill to amend section 1 of act of June
24, 1924, relative to fisheries of (see bill
H. R. 303).
Bill to authorizes postmasters to admin-
ister oaths and affirmations (see bill
H. R. 304*).
ALASKA-Continued.
Bill to amend section 3 of act approved
June 20, 1936, to extend benefits of
Adams Act, Purnell Act, and Capper-
Ketcham Act to (see bill H. R. 306).
Bill to extend benefits of Adams Act,
Purnell Act, and Capper-Ketcham Act
to (see bill H. R. 307).
Bill to provide further for appointment
of postmasters for fourth-class post
offices in (see bill H. R. 656*).
Bill to amend act authorizing admin-
istering of oaths and affirmations by
postmasters in (see bill H. R. 698).
Bill to amend section 7 of act approved
December 31, 1941, to establish a mili-
tary code for (see bill H. R. 1271).
Bills authorizing Secretary of Interior to
locate, construct, and operate a hos-
pital for the insane of (see bills H. R.
1412, 2066).
Bill to amend act for relief of Tlingit
and Haida Indians of (see bill H. R.
1804.).
Bill to authorize sale of certain public
lands to the Roman Catholic Church in
(see bill H. R. 1992).
Bill to confer upon the Governor of
Alaska the power to pardon and remit
fines and forfeitures for offenses
against laws of (see bill H. R. 2134).
Bill authorizing Secretary of the Interior
to locate, establish, construct, equip,
and operate a hospital for the insane
of (see bill H. R. 2136).
Bill to authorize appropriations for
roads and trails and other aids to
transportation serving lands and fa-
cilities under Jurisdiction of Office of
Indian Affairs in (see bill H. R. 2173).
Bill to amend section 7 of act approved
March 3, 1927, to prescribe certain of
the qualifications of voters in Territory
of (see bil H. R. 2179).
I Bill to amend section 6 of act approved
June 6, 1900, making further provision
for a civil government for (see bill
H. R. 2262).
Bill to amend section 16 of act for. the
retirement of employees of Alaska Rail-
road (see bill H. R. 2263).
Bill to extend Federal Aid and Highways
Acts to (see bill H. R. 2323).
Bill to permit the admission as nonquota
immigrants of Finnish descent who
have served honorably in armed forces
of United Nations, to (see bill H. R.
2499).
Bill authorizing issuance of revenue
bonds for public works purposes by
municipalities and public-utility dis-
tricts In (see bill H. R. 2704).
Bill to amend the game law of (see bill
H. R. 2971).
Bill to provido for the election of Gov-
ernor of (see bill H. R. 3323).
Bill to forbid appointment of any per-
son but a resident of the Territory of
Alaska to office of Governor (see bill
H. R. 3324).
Bill to provide for establishment of a
veterans' hospital in central (see bill
H. R. 3475).
Bill to provide for establishment of a
veterans' hospital in southeastern (see
bill H. R. 3476).
Bills to authorize the location and con-
struction of a highway to (see bills
H. R. 3547, 3548).
Bill to authorize issuance of revenue
bonds for public-works purposes by
municipalities and public-utility dis-
tricts In (see bill H. R. 3580*).
Bill making further provision for pro-
tection of fisheries of (see bill H. R.
3661).
Bill relative to the recording of real
property ownership and transfer in
(see bill H. R. 3686*)
Bill to authorize an appropriation of a
geophysical institute at University of
(see -bill H. R. 3874).

ALASKA-Continued.
Bill to provide for admission as the forty-
ninth State (see bill H. R. 3898).
Bills to provide for admission into Union
(see bills S. 241: H. R. 1807).
Bill to authorize lease of certain public
lands in (see bill S. 1461).
Bills to amend act to suspend annual
assessment work on mining claims
held by location in (see bils S. 1483;
H. R. 4429).
Conditions in, for veterans, A4921.
Correspondence between Senator Van-
denberg and Delegate Farrington re-
lative to San Francisco Charter and
status of people of, A3398.
Correspondence between Representative
Kelly and Secretary of Navy Forrestal
relative to House Committee on Ter-
ritories visit to, A5233, A5234.
Credentials of Delegate-elect E. L. Bart-
lett of the Territory of, 7.
Editorial from Jacksonville (Fla.) Jour-
nal relative to statehood for, A4346.
Letter from Secretary transmitting ses-
sion laws of, 7893.
Letter from Secretary of the Interior
transmitting draft of bill to lease cer-
tain public lands In, 9211.
Memorial of legislature relative to the
granting of divorces in, 2074.
Memorial of legislature relative to the
holding of retreats in. 4375.
Memorial of legislature urging admis-
sion of Alaska as a State, 2519.
Memorial of legislature urging enlarge-
ment of harbor facilities in Tongass
Narrows adjacent to Ketchikan in,
3359.
Memorial of legislature authorizing ap-
propriations for prevention, treat-
ment, and control of tuberculosis
through grants-in-aid to States and
Territories, 2798.
M'morial of legislature relative to pro-
posed acquisition of land in British
Columbia and the Yukon Territory for
purposes of jurisdiction of the United
States, 3360.
Memorial of legislature relative to ad-
mission of Finnish immigrants on a
nonquota basis, 3360.
Memorial of legislature urging an in-
vestigation of policies of land with-
drawals in, 3360.
Memorial of legislature urging adequate
appropriations for protection of rein-
deer in, 3283.
Memorial of legislature urging an ap-
propriation to increase the salmon
spawning acreage in, 2998.
Memorial of legislature urging legisla-
tion to grant 160 acres of public land
to honorably discharged veterans of
the United States, 2998.
Memorial of legislature relative to pro-
posed improvement of harbor at Ten-
akee, 2997.
Memorial of legislature urging an in-
vestigation the policies of the Secre-
tary of the Interior with respect to the
population of, 1209.
Memorial of legislature relative to the
fishing industry in, 1640.
Memorial of Montana Legislature re-
questing proper action be taken for
admission as a State of, A878.
Remarks in House opposing the use of
German prisoners of war in, A3551.
Remarks in House relative to status of
people of, A3397.
Remarks in House relative to contribu-
tion to war effort of, A96.
Remarks in House relative to resolution
of Montana Legislature requesting
statehood for, A878.
Remarks in House relative to late
Thomas Riggs' activities in, A178.
Remarks in House relative to postwar
development of, A927.
Remarks in House relative to splendid
work of Catholic missions in, A152.
INDEX
ALASKA-Continued.
Remarks in House relative to search for
coal in, A4364.
Remarks in House relative to operation
of steamships in, 10809.
Remarks in Senate relative to waste and
corruption in connection with Govern-
met contracts in, 6097, 6123.
Resolution directing Committee on Ter-
ritories to conduct a study and in-
vestigation of various questions and
problems relating to (see H. Res. 236).
Resolution to print the progress report
on Small Business Possibilles in (see
H. Res. 283, H. Rept. 701), 5686.
Resolution directing Committee on Ter-
ritories to ,onduct a study and investi-
gation of various questions and prob-
lems relating to (see H. Res. 236*. H.
Rept. 620).
Statistics relative to sources of funds al-
lotted for cooperative extension work
in 4549, 4550, 4567.
ALASKA AND RUSSIA, remarks in House rela-
tive to, A3687.
"ALASKA-BRITISH COLUMBIAS' BLOOD
BROTHER," article by Richard L. Neu-
berger from Vancouver Daily Province
entitled, A3193.
"ALASKA CALLS FOR NEW PIONEERS," ar-
ticle by Richard L. Neuberger from
St. Louis Post-Dispatch entitled, A928.
ALASKA CATHOLIC (publication), article,
Aviation in the Artic by Paul C. O'Con-
nor from, A152.
ALASKA GAME COMMISSION, letter from
Secretary of Interior transmitting
draft of bill for compensation of mem-
bers of, 2745.
ALASKA GAME LAW, amend (see bill S. 965).
Letter from Secretary of Interior trans-
mitting drafts of bill to amend, 2795.
ALASKA HIGHWAY, pay expenses of investi-
gation concerning (see H. Res. 255),
7404.
Statement by A. J. Breitenstein at Den-
ver before Mountain States Association
relative to present status and future
development of, A5481.
ALASKAN INTERNATIONAL HIGHWAY
COMMISSION, create (see bills S. 540,
849; H. R. 2654, 2871).
ALASKA-JUNEAU GOLD MINING CO., JU-
NEAU, ALASKA, relief (see bill H. R.
3244).
ALASKA NATIVE BROTHERHOOD, CAMP
NO. 1, relief (see bill H. R. 802*).
"ALASKA PROSPERITY, SAFETY, AND
FISH," article by Edward W. Allen from
Agrus entitled, A92.
ALASKA RAILROAD, allow operation of ves-
sels by (see bill H. R. 4731).
"ALASKA-SIBERIA ROUTE ALL READY FOR
USE IF RUSSIA WARS ON JAPS," ar-
ticle by Ben H. Pearse from Washington
Evening Star captioned, A677.
"ALASKA STATUTE-EQUAL RIGHTS FOR
INDIANS," article by Richard L. Neu-
berger from Washington Post entitled,
A1486.
ALASKA TERRITORIAL CHAMBER OF COM-
MERCE, resolution relative to aborigi-
nal claims of Alaska Indians by, A1762.
ALASKA TO BE VISITED BY CONGRES-
SIONAL COMMITTEE, editorial from
Anchorage Times relative to, A3182.
ALASKA WEEKLY (publication) editorial op-
posing shipment of German prisoners
of war to Alaska from, A3551.
ALASKA-WORL7" AVIATION CENTER, state-
ment by Gen. Billy Mitchell relative
to, A3688.
ALBA, ORIVE, remarks in House relative to
knowledge of Rio Grande and Colorado
Rivers of, A4744.
Statement on Mexican Water Treaty
from El Universal of Mexico City by,
A4744-A4750.
ALBANIA, remarks In House relative to the
thirty-third anniversary of the inde-
pendence of, 11147.
ALBANO, RAYMOND (Lieutenant, U. S.
Army), article from Sanders County
Independent Ledger, Thompson Falls,
Mont., relative to military record of,
A177.
ALBANY, N. Y., memorial of Senate of State
of New York urging adequate hospital
facilities for disabled veterans in area
of, A869.
ALBANY (N. Y.) Times Union, letter rela-
tive to hospital care for veterans from,
A5187.
ALBANY (N. Y.) ZIONIST DISTRICT, ad-
dress on Palestine by Nathaniel L.
Goldstein from, A2439.
ALBEMARLE HOSPITAL et al., relief (see bill
H. R. 2333*).
ALBERRY, AGNES J., relief (see bill S.
865*).
ALBRETHSEN, ABRAHAM, relief (see bill
H. R. 2531).
ALBRIGHT, A. D., song entitled "Tennessee"
by, A4165.
ALBRIGHT COLLEGE, READING, PA., ad-
dress by Lewis B. Hershey at com-
mencement exercises of, A2836.
ALBUQUERQUE, N. MEX., remarks in Senate
relative to memorial services for Ernie
Pyle in, A3748.
ALBUQUERQUE INDIAN SCHOOL, N. MEX.,
authorizing Secretary of Interior to sell
land acquired for (see bill H. R. 652).
ALCAN HIGHWAY, remarks in House rela-
tive to waste in construction of, A3560.
ALCOHOL, article entitled "Wood Pulp
Waste Converted Into Alcohol, Acetone,
and Fuel" by Robert A. Barr from
Timber Operator, A2152.
Remarks relative to purchase of indus-
trial alcohol from Cuba, 11254.
Remarks in House relative to production
of (S. J. Res. 100*), 10004.
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE INDUSTRY, extend
the work of the Committee on the
Judiciary with respect to investigation
of (see S. Res. 17*).
Resolution to continue authority for in-
vestigation of, 678.
ALCOHOLIC LIQUOR TRAFFIC, article cap-
tioned "Official refutes claim sugar
used in whisky" by Lorenzo Martin
from Louisville Times, A3848.
Article captioned "Huge beer and whisky
profits bypass the farmer" by Wil-
liam Paul Walker from Civic Forum,
A873.
Bill to prohibit sale of intoxicating liq-
uors to members of the armed forces
(see bill H. R. 752).
Bill to repeal certain acts of Congress,
known as Indian liquor laws, in cer-
tain parts of Wisconsin (see bill H. R.
3717).
Bill to prohibit transportation in inter-
state commerce of advertisements of
alcoholic beverages (see bill S. 599).
Bill to prohibit paid advertising of al-
coholic beverages by radio in certain
circumstances (see bill S. 623).
Bill to prohibit selling or serving of al-
coholic beverages on certain (see bill
S. 744).
Bill to provide for the common defense
in relation to sale of alcoholic liquors
to members of the armed forces (see
bill S. 860).
Correspondence between Representative
Dlrksen and Secretary of Agriculture
Anderson relative to allocation of
sugar for distilled spirits, A3847.
Editorial entitled "No Distilled Lquor
Advertising" from Washington Eve-
ning Star of February 14, 1934, A4266.

1-LCOHOLIC LIQUOR TRAFFIC-Continued.
Joint resolutions permitting federally
owned alcohol plants to produce sugar
or sirups simultaneously with pro-
duction of alcohol (see S. J. Res. 100;
H. J. Res. 246, 247, 256, 257).
Letter by R. J. Bauxbaum relative to a
petition against consideration of pro-
hibition legislation, A62.
Letters by Representative Rees protest-
ing use of grain for liquor manufac-
ture, A3133.
Petition remonstrating against use of
sugar in the manufacture of intoxi-
cating beverages, 9373.
Petitions urging legislation to prohibit
shipment of intoxicating liquors to
members of the armed services on the
fighting front, 3620.
Petition urging legislation to stop all
liquor advert4 ing, 3537.
Poll by George Gallup from Washington
Post on prohibition question, A5642.
Remarks in House relative to letters o
protests on sugar allowed distillers,
A3847.
Remarks in House opposing use of
grain and sugar by distillers, A3133.
Remarks in House relative to Trade
Treaty Act and the importation of liq-
uor, A2041.
Remarks in House relative to sugar used
in 1943 by brewing industry, A4170.
Remarks in House lelative to green light
given to distillers, A2509, A2599, A2846.
Remarks in House relative to sale of al-
coholic beverages at Washington Na-
tional Airport, 6661.
Resolution of the fifth district of Kan-
sas Federation of Women's Clubs pro-
testing against use of grains and sugar
in manufacture of intoxicating liq-
uors, 10891.
Resolution by women's Bible class of
Methodist Church of Marion, S. C.,
urging termination of allocation of
sugar for manufacture of alcoholic
beverages, A2954.
Resolution adopted by the Kansas Con-
ference Wesleyan Methodist Church
remonstrating against, 192.
Resolution of the Kansas Annual Con-
ference of the United Brethren in
Christ at Salina, Kans., relative to lim-
it of alcoholic content in beverages,
8951.
Resolution to investigate the liquor-dis-
tilling and wholesale-liquor industries
(see H. Res. 270).
Resolution authorizing Committee on
Agriculture to investigate effect upon
food supply of order of War Produc-
tion Board to permit distillers to man-
ufacture distilled liquors during July
1945 (see H. Res. 278).
Resolution authorizing an investigation
of diversion of sugar to brewers (see-
H. Res. 354).
Resolution continuing investigation au-
thorized by Senate Resolution 206,
Seventy-eighth Congress, of alcoholic
beverage industry (see S. Res. 17").
Statement by John E. O'Neill relative to
sugar used in April 1945 by brewing
industry, A4170.
Statement by Mrs. D. Leigh Colvin op-
posing the granting of so-called liquor
holidays, 2893.
Telegram protesting liquor-making
holidays from National Woman's
Christian Temperance Union to War
Production Board, A1553.
ALCOHOLIC NONBEVERAGE BITTERS, ta-
ble showing taxes and import duties
applicable to, 5153.
ALCOHOL INDUSTRY, letter by Walter G.
Whitman relative to wartime produc-
tion of alcohol by, A3844..
ALCOHOL PLANTS, article by Drew Pearson
from Washington Post relative to,
A4217.
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INDEX
ALCORN, ARCHIBALD J., relief (see bill
H. R. 4919).
ALDEN, FREDERICK, authorizing issuance
of a patent in fee to (see bill S. 474;
H. R. 4023).
ALDEN, HAROLD B., ET AL., relief (see bill
H. R. 1489*).
ALDERSON REPORTING CO., relief (see S.
Res. 151, 152).
Remarks in Senate relative to, 8287.
ALDRED, HOSEA, relief (see bill H. R. 1026).
ALEDA LUTZ (United States hospital ship),
remarks in House relative to, A3058.
ALEUTIAN ISLANDS, authorize Issuance
of service medals to members of armed
forces who have served in Alaska west
of Sitka (see bills S. 1148; H. R. 3581).
Poem entitled "Report From the Aleu-
tian Islands" by Erwin Spitzer from
Saturday Evening Post, A2482.
Remarks in House relative to monotony
for members of armed forces serving
in, A2482.
ALEUTIAN LIVESTOCK CO., INC., adjudi-
cate claim of (see bill H. R. 3668).
ALEXANDER, CLARENCE R., remarks in
House relative to testimony regarding
airplane crashes by, A1240.
ALEXANDER, H. D., letter relative to dis-
posal of Government surpluses, A3725.
ALEXANDER, MISS JIMMIE, relief (see bill
H. R. 2242).
ALEXANDER, M. R., letter by Representative
Savage relative to editorial in Winlock
(Wash.) News addressed to, A4219.
ALEXANDER, PAUL W., article entitled "Is
There a Divorce Evil?" from Ohio Mag-
azine by, A1220.
Letter relative to legislation for uniform
divorce and marriage by, A1220.
ALEXANDER, RUBERT W., relief (see' bill
H. R. 3272).
ALEXANDER, RUTH, article entitled "Sound
Money; Self-Help for Europe" by,
9490.
ALEXANDER, SAM, authorizing the President
to summon before an Army retiring
board (see bill H. R. 3328).
ALEXANDER, W. FLOYD, sermon at memo-
rial services to late Franklin Delano
Roosevelt by, A2139.
ALEXANDER, W. W., letter endorsing peace
resolutions by, A608.
ALEXANDER, WILLIAM A., letter relative to
the sale of cattle and hogs by, 7109.
ALEXANDER, WINFRED, relief (see bill H. R.
938").
ALEXANDRIA (LA.) DAILY TOWN TALK,
editorial entitled "The Wallace Ap-
pointment" from, A327.
ALFA-KORN FARM, remarks in Senate rel-
ative to, 1353.
ALFANGE, DEAN, address paying tribute to
Franklin Delano Roosevelt at memorial
services of Liberal Party In New York
by, A1798.
ALFORD, T. BROOKS, relief (see bill S.
786).
ALFRED, HELMA ESTER, pension (see bill
S. 1713).
ALGOMA LUMBER CO., to adjudicate claim
of (see bill S. 430).
ALGONQUIN (revenue cutter), correct naval
record of former members of crew of
(see bill H. R. 1498).
ALI, AFTAB, relief (see bill S. 1081*).
"ALICE IN BLUNDERLAND," article from
Washington Evening Star captioned,
A715.
ALIEN ENEMY PROPERTY, remarks in House
relative to disposition of, 5523.,
ALIEN PROPAGANDA, article by Walter
Trohan from Washington Times-Her-
ald relative to Attorney General's re-
port of money spent on, A2870.
Remarks in House relative to money
spent, A2870.
ALIEN PROPERTY, article entitled "Postwar
Problems for Treatment of Enemy
Property" by Representative Gearhart
from Law and Contemporary Problems,
A3381.
Letter from Secretary Byrnes to Repre-
sentative Beckworth relative to, A5032.
Remarks in House relative to, A5026.
Remarks in House relative to House Joint
Resolution 173, providing for disposal
of, A2722.
Remarks in House relative to disposi-
tion of, A2722, A3376.
Resolution to authorize Committee on
Interstate and Foreign Commerce to
conduct u.study with respect to hold-
ing and di'position of (see H. Res. 419).
ALIEN PROPERTY CUSTODIAN, editorial en-
titled "Practicable Democracy" from
New York Times, A5327.
Letter transmitting estimate of person-
nel requirements for, 1994, 2072, 8335,
8574, 8583.
Message from the President transmitting
the annual report of, 4778, 4817.
Message from President transmitting
supplemental estimate of appropria-
tion for (S. Doc. 126), 11856.
Paragraphs relative to Hugo Stinnes
Corp. from report of June 1944 by,
A3337.
Remarks in House opposing release or
sale of Nazi films by, A2968.
Remarks in House relative to return of
property to Germany after First World
War by, A2722.
Remarks in -House relative to policy of,
11358.
Resolution requesting information as to
the ownership of J. M. Lehmann Co.,
Inc., from (see H. Res. 133).
"ALIEN PROPERTY RIDDLE," article by
Henry F. Pringle from Saturday Eve-
ning Post entitled, A3376.
ALIENS, record lawful admission to certain
aliens who have entered upon visitors'
permit and are unable to return to
their country on 'account of European
War (see bill H. R. 185).
Bill to prohibit aliens from voting in
labor organizations or acting as their
officers or agents (see bill H. R. 354).
Bill to repatriate native-born women
residents who have heretofore lost
their citizenship by marriage to (see
bill H. R. 384*).
Bill to grant a nonquota status to cer-
tain alien veterans and their wives (see
bill H. R. 433).
Bill to prohibit any Government agency
from entering into any construction
contract with an alien, or with any
business association any officer of
which is an alien (see bill H. R. 539).
Bill to prohibit aliens from acting as
officers or agents of corporations or
business associations engaged in inter-
state commerce, or of labor organiza-
Cons (see bill H. R. 544).
Bill to provide for aliens who do not dili-
gently attempt to become citizens (see
bill H. R. 546).
Bill to provide for deportation of Japa-
nese (see bill H. R. 1444).
Bill to provide for naturalization of cer-
- tain alien veterans of World War (see
bill H. R. 1829).
Bill to prohibit the employment of alien
seamen (see bill H. R. 2147).
Bill to provide for taxation of certain
nonresident (see bill H. R. 3138).
Bill prohibiting any Government agency
from entering into contract for con-
struction in United States with any
alien corporation (see bill H. R. 3634).
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ALIENS-Continued.
Bill to prescribe certain restrictions re-
lating to aliens, in connection with
Government contracts (see bill H. R.
3900).
Bill to amend immigration and naturali-
zation laws to deny admission of all
aliens who are unable to establish good
moral character (see bill H. R. 4066).
Bill to provide for lawful entry of cer-
tain aliens not subject to deportation
who entered prior to July 1, 1924 (see
bill H. R. 4149*).
Bill to prohibit aliens and felons from
acting as officers or agents of corpora-
tions engaged In interstate commerce,
or of labor organizations (see bill H. R.
4165).
Bill for admission of spouses of service-
men (see bill H. R. 4857*).
Bill relating to legality of entry into
United States of certain persons born
in a country contiguous to United
States (see bill S. 258).
Bill relating to escapes of prisoners of
war and interned enemy (see bills S.
494; H. R. 1525*).
Bill, to prohibit until 6 months after
termination of the war the naturaliza-
tion of (see bill S. 1056).
Joint resolution to provide for admis-
sion of aliens who are religious or
racial refugees (see H. J. Res. 95).
Joint resolution to provide for admission
of aliens who are religious or racial
refugees (see H. J. Res. 288).
Editorial by Henry J. Taylor entitled
"Aliens Clean Up Profits and Pay No
Taxes," 7788.
Letter from the Attorney General trans-
mitting a draft of a proposed bill re-
lating to escapes of interned enemy,
589.
Letter from Attorney General transmit-
ting proposed bill to provide for law-
ful entry of those not subject to de-
portation who entered prior to July
1, 1924, 8335.
Letters from the Attorney General rela-
tive to suspension of deportations of,
18, 290, 328, 768, 909, 1341, 1403, 1706,
1750, 3142, 3228, 3530, 3823, 4084, 4497,
4913, 4928, 5304, 5465, 5528, 6407, 6787,
7893, 7935, 9373, 9468, 10483.
Letters from the Commissioner of In-
ternal Revenue relative to taxation of,
7790.
Portion of a letter from National Eco-
nomic Council, Inc., on shall alien
minds determine America's future?
A2281.
Remarks in House relative to naturali-
zation of certain noneducated, A2167.
Remarks in Senate relative to return of
aliens to their homes, 7509.
Resolution adopted by the Towner
County National Farm Loan Associa-
tion relative to, 7507.
ALIENS, CERTAIN BASQUE, relief (see bill
H. R. 1402*), 2490.
ALIEN SPOUSES, remarks in House relative
to admission to the United States of,
11738.
ALIFAS, N. P., letter relative to the naval
appropriation bill written by, 4592.
ALL-AMERICAN FLAG LINE, INC., create
(see bill S. 326; H. R. 2446, 4954).
Remarks in Senate relative to, 11290.
Statement by Senator McCarran before
Senate Committee on Commerce en-
titled, A1259.
ALLBERRY, RICHARD A., relief (see bill S.
865*; H. R. 3122).
ALLEGAN (MICH.) GAZETTE, editorial on
American standard of living-long
hours of labor necessary, from, A4546.
ALLEN, A. LEONARD (a Representative from
Louisiana).
Appointed conferee, 10601, 11739.
Appointed on committee, 274, 275, 286,
287.
INDEX
ALLEN, A. LEONARD-Continued.
Article from Alexandria (La.) Daily Town
Talk opposing nomination of Henry A.
Wallace, A327.
Article by Merlo Pusey from Washington
Post entitled "Should FEPC Dictate
Hiring Policies?", A1318.
Editorial from Shreveport (La.) Times
entitled "Not a Question of Prestige,"
A213.
Resolutions of American Legion conven-
tions relative to immigration, A1836.
Amendments offered by, to
Government agencies (H. R. 4129) : to
amend, 9441.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Aliens: to suspend immigration (see bill
H. R. 677), 56.
Armed forces: to exempt members from
Federal income taxes (see bill H. R.
676), 56.
Bureau of the Census: to provide for col-
lection and publication of statistical
information by (see bill H. R. 4781),
10952.
Citizenship: to cancel in certain cases
(see bill H. R. 1734), 461.
D & H Grocery, for relief (see bill H. R.
3523), 6408.
Gaspard, Margaret G., and others, for re-
lief (see bill H. R. 3666), 7214.
Gaspard, Mrs. Ollie, for relief (see bill
H. R. 3667), 7214.
Inglis Construction Co., for relief (see
bill H. R. 1565), 291.
Jones, Vonnie, for relief (see bill H. R.
780), 59.
Kelly, Donald D., for relief (see bill H. R.
4112), 8725.
McCarty, James B, for relief (see bill
H. R. 3270), 4776.
McRae, Douglas Charles, for relief (see
bill H. R. 781), 59.
Maddox, Wiliam W., for relief (see bill
• H. R. 1564), 291.
Normand, Ama L., f6r relief (see bill
H. R. 3599), 6785.
Oxley, Lamar, for relief (see bill H. R.
1563), 291.
Rashal, Needom, for relief (see bill H. R.
3665), 7214.
Servicemen's Readjustment Act: to in-
crease subsistence allowances to vet-
erans receiving education under (see
bill H. R. 3032), 3822.
Soldiers' and Sailors' Civil Relief Act: to
amend (see bills H. R. 1733, 1735), 461.
Stanley, Raymond: for relief (see bill
H. R. 4295), 9462.
Taxation: to provide same exemptions
from distraint and sale with respect
to Federal taxes as are allowed under
applicable State laws (see bill H. R.
678), 5C
Tidewater lands: relating to title to (see
H. J. Res. 134), 2585.
Veterans: establish minimum ratings for
disabled (see bills H. R. 651, 1495), 29,
290.
-to provide privileges for campaign
and expedition veterans (see bill H. R.
650), 29.
of Regular Establishment: to
grant burial allowances in certain
cases (see bill H. R. 649), 29.
to repeal income limitation as to
payment of death pension to widows
and children of (see bill H. R. 1496),
290.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill: confer-
ence report, 3789.
Armed forces: demobilization, 10730.
- voluntary enlistment bill, 8635,
8707, 8713.
Basque aliens, 2490.
Census Bureau report on women, A1125.
Census of Agriculture, 841.
Deficiency appropriation bill, 11219.
Fair Employment Practice Committee,
7485.
Flood-control projects, 11219.
-emergency-control bill, 4844.
ALLEN, A. LEONARD-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Forestry research, 3789.
Gestapo weapons, 1446.
Government agencies: reorganization,
9441.
Great Britain: part in war with Japan,
7371.
Immigration and Naturalization Service,
4819, 4820.
India: immigration quota, 9523, 9525,
9526, 9529, 9543.
Louisiana: transfer of certain lands,
7198.
National Service' Act, 568, 656, 4643, 4648.
Nurses: drafting of, 1732, 1733.
Postal employees: salary increase, 4630.
Servicemen's Readjustment Act of 1944:
amendments, 12375.
Tidelands: quieting title to, 8855.
Treaty ratification: constitutional
amendment, 4024.
VE-day, 4309.
Veterans' Administration: Department of
Medicine and Surgery, 11657, 11658,
11675, 11683.
Veterans' hospitals: investigation, 4483.
Virgin Islands: status of certain natives,
4827.
War zones: cooperation with civilians,
508.
Reports.made by, from
Committee on Immigration and Naturali-
zation:
Immigration and Naturalization Service:
employees (H. R. 386, Rept. 186), 1320.
Nationality Act: amendment (H. R. 391,
Rept. 184), 1320,
Native-born women: to repatriate (H. R.
384, Rept. 189), 1341.
Tennenbaum, Moses (H. R. 2485, Rept.
310), 2165,
Votes Of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
ALLEN COUNTY COUNCIL VETERANS' OR-
GANIZATIONS, FORT WAYNE, IND.,
resolution relative to sentences under
courts martial by, A3005.
Resolution protesting release of con-
scientious objectors by, A3005.
ALLEN, EDWARD W., article entitled "Alaska
Prosperity, Safety, and Fish" from
Argus by, A92.
Article entitled "Three-Mile Rule Is De-
clared Obsolete, Antiquated" from
Commercial Fishermen's Weekly by,
A636.
ALLEN, EUGENE, AND WIFE, adjudicate
claim of (see bill H. R. 1011).
ALLEN, EZRA G., report of the Committee on
Naval Affairs in Senate on nomination
of, 1252.
ALLEN, G. F., relief (see bills S. 315, 317*;
H. R. 982, 991, 3137*, 4884).
ALLEN, LEO E. (a Representative from lli-
nois).
Address by Clarence J. Brown before Gid-
dings Club, Warren, Ohio, A4292.
Appointed on committee, 88.
Article from Washington Star entitled
"The Miracle of Supply," A1880.
Letter from Earl C. Burkholder relative
to disposal of surplus Government
property, A3340.
Letter to Secretary of State regarding
loans to foreign governments, 9419.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Keegan, John C. and Ann K.: for relief
of estates (see bill H. R. 1668), 432.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Bishop, C. W. (Runt): election to com-
mittee (see H. Res. 272), 5217.
Wainwright, Lt. Gen. Jonathan M.: to
invite to appear before joint session of
Congress (see H. Res. 337), 8418.
Remarks by, on
Allies of the United States: attitude of,
2501.
Appropriations: reduction of certain,
9816.
Armed forces: demobilization, 10777.

ALLEN, LEO E.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Army and Navy: voluntary enlistment
bill, A3963.
Beach erosion, 5462.
Black markets, 6559.
Bretton Woods Agreements Act, 5538.
Ceiling prices, 6559.
Civilian manpower: mobilization, 558,
562.
Committee on Appropriations: investiga-
tion by, 136.
Committee on the Civil Service: inves-
tigation by, 335.
Committee on Conservation of Wildlife,
346.
Committee on Foreign Affairs: investi-
gation by, 7637.
Committee on Territories: investigation
by, 5462.
Committee to Investigate Acts of Execu-
tive Agencies: continuation, 345.
Committee on Postwar Military Policy:
continuation, 344.
Committee on the Public Lands: Inves-
tigation by, 2501.
Committee on Territories: investigation
by, 5462.
Congressional Record: general leave to
extend remarks, 1145.
Courts: safeguarding admission of evi-
dence, 2505.
Farm products: Investigate marketing,
etc., 1451.
Federal Aid Airport Act, 9700.
Federal Farm Loan Act: amendment,
4756.
Food shortage: reply to Mr. Sabath, 2501.
Heidinger, James V.: eulogy of, A1417.
Housing: investigation, 2438.
-for veterans, 122S9.
Labor-Federal Security appropriation
bill, 4729.
Legislative appropriation bill, 4425.
Lending agencies of the Government,
1144.
Lend-lease: continuation, 2117.
MacArthur, Gen. Douglas: statement on
occupation forces, 8772.
Navy: demobilization program, 9700.
- disposition of vessels and facili-
ties, 5346.
- letter by a sailor, 9701.
Nurses' selective-service bill, 1726.
Pillen, Harry: tribute, 4753.
Postage on catalogs: readjusting rates of,
6962, 6963, 6968.
Postal employees: salary increase, 4616.
Presidential succession, 7008.
Price Control Act: amendment, 6559,
6560.
Revenue bill of 1945, 9504.
Small Business Committee, 11895, 11896.
Stabilization Act of 1942: amendment,
6559, 6560.
Subsidies: continuation of certain, 5223.
United Nations Relief: appropriation,
10214, 11480.
Vessels: sale of surplus, 9158.
Veterans: settlement on farm lands,
8772.
Wallace, Henry A., 1144.
War Labor Disputes Act: repeal, 11832.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
ALLEN, LEOLA, relief (see bill H. R. 3752).
ALLEN, LESLIE O.;relief (see bill H. R. 2620*)
ALLEN, LESTER, article entitled "Nazis for
Last Stand Barrier" from Boston Post
by, A1473.
Article entitled "Praise Is Rare for GI
Heroes" from Boston Post by, A1954.
Article entitled "Boston Can Be Flying
Center" from Boston Post by, A4642.
ALLEN, PERCY, relief (see bill H. R. 1234*).
ALLEN, MRS. RUSSELL C. ET AL., relief (see
bill H. R. 1478).
ALLEN, T. H., ET AL., reiief (see bill S. 1341).
ALLEN, TAYLOR M., pension (see bill H. R.
4334).
INDEX
ALLENTOWN AIRPORT CORPORATION, re-
lief (see bill H. R. 898)..
ALLENTOWN, PA., release reversionary
rights of United States to certain
property in (see bill H. R. 3060).
ALLEGHENY RIVER, granting consent to
- Pennsylvania Railroad Co., to con-
struct a bridge at or near Warren, Pa.,
across (see bills S. 1543; H. R. 4190).
ALLGRUNN, CARL 0., adjudicate claim of
(see bill S. 1108; H. R. 2273).
ALLIED OR ASSOCIATED NATIONS, author-
ize the Administrator of Veterans' Af-
fairs to permit certain benefits to dis-
charged members of the military or
naval personnel of (bee bill S. 294*).
ALLIED AVIATORS RESCUED IN YUGO-
SLAVIA, letter by Constantin Fotitch
relative to, A880.
ALLIED CORPORATION, relief( see bill H. R.
2059).
ALLIED FORCES, order of Senate relative to
the communication from the Admin-
istrator of Veterans' Affairs to furnish
certain benefits to discharged members
to be referred'to the Committee on Fi-
nance, 191.
ALLIED GOVERNMENT, extend rehabilita-
tion and educational benefits under
veterans' regulations to citizens of
United States who served in the armed
forces of (see bill S. 855).
"ALLIED LITTLE FOXES," remarks In Sen-
ate entitled, 4786.
ALLIED NATIONS, authorize Administrator
of Veterans' Affairs to furnish benefits
to discharged members of armed
forces of nations associated with Unit-
ed States in World War No. 2 (see bill
H. R. 1297).
Bill to grant certain veterans' preference
benefits to certain persons who serve
in the armed forces of nations allied
with United States in present war (see
bill H. R. 1875).
Remarks in-House relative to conference
to be held in San Francisco, Calif., of,
A747.
Remarks in House relative to proposed
Selection of Tuskahoma, Okla., as the
capital of, 11633.
ALLIED REPARATION COMMISSION, article
by Lowell Mellett from Washington
Evening Star relative to Ed Pauley,
American representative on, A2173.
ALLIED UNITY, remarks in House relative
to, 1326.
ALLIED WAR AIMS, remarks in House rela-
tive to, 55.
ALLIES: CONTEST IN SELFISHNESS, ar-
ticle by David Lawrence relative to,
A4181.
ALLING, PAUL H., report of the Committee
on Foreign Relations in Senate on
nomination of, 5629.
ALMEN, MRS. HELMER, letter relative to
prices for chickens written by, 7153.
ALMOND GROWERS OF CALIFORNIA, state-
ment concerning, 5105.
ALMQUIST, EARL, article relative to mem-
bership and aims of Minnesota Peo-
ple's Political Action Committee from
Minneapolis Tribune by, A4155.
ALSEA BAY, OREG., providing for a prelim-
inary examination and survey, with a
view to constructing a harbor of ref-
uge, of (see bill H. R. 1187).
ALTER, KARL J. (Bishop of Toledo), release
concerning labor-management prob-
lems made public by, 10804.
ALTEZZA, PASQUALE, relief (see bill H. R.
3794).
ALTFELD, E. MILTON, letter on the subject
of the Jewish homeland, 9684.
ALTMAN, ELBERT C., relief (see bill H. R.
4751).
19
ALTMEYER, ARTHUR J., article entitled
"Social Security for Domestic Em-
ployees" from Social Security Bulletin
by, A1688.
Letter relative to bill, S. 1653, Federal
grants to States for old-age assistance,
from, A5692.
Letter relative to coverage of employees
of Federal, State, and local govern-
ments under Social Security Act by,
A1955.
ALTON, EDWIN, relief (see bill H. R. 2513).
ALTON, HELEN, relief (see bill H. R. 2512*).
ALTOONA, PA., remarks in House relative to
large Pennsylvania Railroad shops in,
A430.
Remarks in House relative to splendid
record of enlistments in armed forces
of, A430.
Letter concerning the United States
Cadet Nurse Corps at, 1814.
ALTSHULER, H. I., settle certain war claims
of (see bill H. R. 3699).
ALUMINUM, article entitled "Subsidy Talk
Held Bar To Cheaper Aluminum" by
Harold Fleming from Christian
Science Monitor. A5492.
Bill to amend act of January 22, 1932, to
authorize and direct Reconstruction
Finance Corporation in the purchase
for stock-piling purposes of (see bill
H. R. 4838, 4840, 4841).
Bill to purchase for stock pile (see bill S.
1612).
Remarks in House relative to production
in Pacific Northwest of, A840.
Remarks in House relative to production
in Pacific Northwest of, A2114.
Remarks in House relative to S. 1612, to
authorize stock-piling of, A5166.
Table: estimate of market for Pacific
Southwest industries of, A5172.
Text of bill, S. 1612, to amend act of
January 22, 1932, to authorize and
direct RFC to purchase aluminum for
stock piles, A5183.
ALUMINUM ADMINISTRATOR, remarks in
House relative to the need for, 3327.
ALUMINUM CO. OF AMERICA, article by
Representative Jennings praising war
record of, A4869.
Editorial from Philadelphia Record rela-
tive to make free enterprise of, A4048.
Editorial from American Metal Market
relative to splitting up of, A4169.
Letter relative to labor wage scale in
Pacific Northwest by, A2039.
Opinion of United States Circuit Court
of Appeals for Second Circuit in case
of United against, A1555-A1566.
Remarks in House relative to attitude
toward competition of, A1492. ,
Remarks in House relative to record in
war effort of, 8562.
Remarks in House relative to the monop-
oly, A3957.
Remarks in House relative to domination
of aluminum industry by, A5167.
ALUMINUM CO. OF CANADA, remarks in
House relative to contracts signed by,
3139, A1700.
Remarks in House relative to decisions of
courts of United States in cases against,
A2519.
"ALUMINUM DISCOVERS THE NORTH-
WEST," article by N. H. Engle from
Christian Science Monitor entitled,
A840.
ALUMINUM INDUSTRY, article entitled
"Competitive Skill Seen Key to Alcoa's
Position" by Harold Fleming from
Christian Science Monitor, A5493.
Letter from Fairmont (W. Va.) Alumi-
num Co. relative to subsidy program
for, A4801.
Letter from Attorney General transmit-
ting survey entitled, 8799.
Letter from Surplus Property Adminis-
trator relative to the Government's
policy for, A5319.

ALUMINUM INDUSTRY--Continued.
Remarks in House relative to domination
by Aluminum Co. of America of, A5167.
Remarks In Senate relative to (S, Doe.
94), 9564,
ALUMINUM PLANTS, article entitled "Para-
dox in Aluminum Plant Disposal Poli-
cies" by Harold Fleming from Christian
Science Monitor, A5492.
Editorial from Washington Post relative
to disposal of surplus, A4610.
Joint resolution to extend time for dis-
position of (see S. J. Res. 109).
Letter by Senator Mitchell relative to
disp6sal of, A5183.
Letter from Spokane (Wash.) Chamber
of Commerce relative to cost of idle,
A5183.
Memorandum by Senator Mitchell rela-
tive to disposal of, A5349.
Remarks in House relative to disposal of,
A5167.
Remarks in Senate relative to, 10900.
Statement relative to disposal of Govern-
ment, A5739.
ALUMINUM PLANTS BUILT IN WARTIME,
article from newspaper relative to
President desiring to keep, A4411.
ALUMINUM WAR PLANTS IN LOS ANGELES,
CALIF., survey by E. F. Scattergood
relative to postwar operation of, A5171.
AMBASSADORS AND MINISTERS. See
Executive Nominations.
MANN, BESSIE, relief (see bill H. R. 3010).
AMANT, EDMOND J., JR., AND WIFE, relief
(see bill S. 980*.
AMBRUSTER, HOWARD W., articles on car-
tels from Encyclopedia Americana by,
A1002, A1068, A1079.
"AMBULANCE DRIVER'S BALLAD," poem by
anonymous writer entitled, A2686.
AMERICA, article entitled "This Is America,"
by Richard L. Neuberger, from Wash-
ington Post, A2591.
Article entitled "Let's Keep America
American" by Senator Wiley from Na-
tional Republic, A3781.
Remarks on subject, There Always Will
Be a U. S. A. If We Do Not Give It
Away, A5555.
AMERICA SHOULD BE THANKFUL, article
by Lowell Mellett from Washington
Evening Star relative to, A2331.
AMERICA (magazine), article entitled "The
New Federal Insurance Law" by Sen-
ator O'Mahoney from, A1625.
Article captioned "Franklin D. Roosevelt:
A Look at the Record" by Wilfrid Par-
sons from, A2164.
Article entitled "FEPC: A Challenge
to Democracy" by Richard J. Roche
from, A2283.
Article entitled "What Does Labor
Want?" by Benjamin L. Masse from,
A4238.
Article relative to General Motors' strike
from, A5702.
Articles entitled "The Adjustment of
Industrial Disputes" by B. L. Masse and
C. W. Anrod from, A4261, A4262.
Editorial on peace and mobilization of
moral forces from, A1796.
Editorial on Farley's address in Birming-
ham, Ala., from, A388.
AMERICA AND COMMUNISM, radio address
by Representative Luce relative to,
A2600.
"AMERICA FOR ME," poem by Henry Van
Dyke entitled, A5324.
"AMERICA LAST," article by Roy C. McKenna
entitled, A838.
"AMERICA MUST NOT FORGET-AGAIN,"
editorial from Philadelphia Inquirer
efltitled, A1895, A1919.
"AMERICA, THE BOUNTIFUL," editorial by
Representative Knutson from Wadena
(Minn.) Pioneer Journal entitled,
A4178.
INDEX
"AMERICA UNITED," radio addresses by
William Green, Eric Johnston, and
Representative Cannon of Missouri on
program by American Farm Bureau
Federation, entitled, A2805.
AMERICAN (magazine), article appraising
GI bill of rights by Edward N. Schei-
berling from, A3529.
Article entitled "Streamlining Congress"
by James F. Byrnes from, A112.
Article entitled "Careers for 0I Joes"
by Miles Hollister from, A430.
Article entitled "Our $300,000,000 Head-
ache" by Harold D. Smith from, A3730.
Article entitled "The Nazis Aren't Licked
Yet" by Bishop 0. Bromley Oxnam
from, A3973.
Article entitled "We Don't Need" the
Draft" by Senator Thomas of Utah
from, A5370.
Article entitled "German Business Still
a Menace," A4973.
Article entitled "The War and Our Van-
ishing Resources" by Harold L. Ickes
from, A5456.
Article entitled "We Will Have Plenty of
Oil" by Eugene Holman from, A5498.
ALERICAN ACADEMY OF ARTS AND LET-
TERS, letter from president transmit-
ting annual report of, 6408.
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF POLITICAL AND
SOCIAL SCIENCE, address entitled
"Science in Democracy" by David
Sarnoff in Philadelphia before, A4322.
Address entitled "From War to Peace"
by Harold E. Stassen in New York be-
fore, A4803.
AMERICAN ANTIQUITIES, amend section 2
of the act for preservation of (see bills
S. 664; H. R. 409, 1112, 1507, 2110).
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF PORT AU-
THORITIES, address on foreign trade
and port efficiency by Thomas E. Lyons
in Chicago before, A4305.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITY
WOMEN, statement relative to price
and rent control before House Labor
Committee made by Caroline Ware for,
A5030.
Statement relative to extension of OPA
by Mrs. F. F. Espenshied, president of,
A2950.
AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION,
letter, relative to the Federal use tax
on motor vehicles written by, 9610,
A2927.
AMERICAN AVIATION (magazine), article,
Germany: Bombing Spelled Nazi De-
feat" by Wayne W. Parrish from, A3749.
Editorial favoring President create air-
craft board from, A4497.
Editorial on aviation, key to Russian-
American relations from, A5532.
AMERICAN BAKERS ASSOCIATION, mes-
sage captioned "Must we now face ra-
tioning of bread and other bakery
products" from Washington Post and
Evening Star by, A2766.
AMERICAN BANKER (magazine), article en-
titled "What's Ahead for Banks in
Their Relations With Veterans?" by E.
A. Mattison from, A3210.
AMERICAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION.
Report of National City Bank of New
York relative to opposition to Bretton
Woods agreements of, A2183.
Remarks in House relative to the report
concerning the Bretton Woods pro-
posal for International currency sta-
bilization, 840.
Remarks in House praising record in war
bond sales of, A5195.
AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION, analysis by
committee of National Lawyers' Guild
on report, on legislation providing so-
cialized medicine, of, A1598.
Remarks in Senate relative to attack on
socialized medicine legislation by,
A1598.
AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION-Continued.
Report with respect to bills, S. 920 and
H. R. 2181, to fix salaries of certain
judges of the United States, by com-
mittee of, A2574.
Report of the special committee on fa-
cilities of the Law Library of Congress,
783.
Speeches on problems of military justice
at Cincinnati by Maj. Gen. Thomas H.
Green before, A5777.
AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION JOURNAL,
article entitled "The Evolution and
Crisis in Soviet Jurisprudence" by
Charles Prince from, A5720.
Article entitled "The Principles and a
Pattern for the Peace" by former Rep-
resentative Robert G. Simmons from,
A1950.
Excerpts from, 11099, 11100.
AMERICAN BATTLE MONUMENTS COMMIS-
SION, letter transmitting estimate of
personnel requirements for, 2518, 2701,
7893, 7935.
Message from President transmitting
supplemental estimate of appropria-
tion for (H. Doc. 706), 9210.
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY, remarks in
House relative to control of cancer by,
3050.
AMERICAN CHARTER, remarks in Senate
relative to, 170.
AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY, address
relative to legislation to control atomic
bomb by H. I. Schlesinger before,
A4609.
Letter transmitting report for 1944, 1885.
Remarks in House relative to letter urg-
ing deferment of chemists and chemi-
cal engineers by, A1254.
"AMERICAN CHOSEN FOR VATICAN MIS-
SION TO YUGOSLAVIA," article by
John G. Harris, from Boston Daily
Globe, captioned, A5249.
AMERICAN COMMISSION FOR THE PRO-
TECTION AND SALVAGE OF ARTIS-
TIC AND HISTORIC MONUMENTS IN
WAR AREAS, letter transmitting esti-
mate of personnel requirements for, 97,
2238, 2311, 2381, 2459.
AMERICAN COMMITTEE FOR SPANISH
FREEDOM, statement relative to sev-
erance of diplomatic relations with
Spain by, A689.
AMERICAN COMMONWEALTH OF NATIONS,
concurrent resolution favoring estab-
lishment of (see H. Con. Res. 48).
Remarks in House relative to resolution
to establish, A1898.
AMERICAN COMMUNISTS, remarks in House
relative to, 11412.
AMERICAN DENTAL ASSOCIATION, remarks
in House opposing any racial or re-
ligious tests, 872, 1047.
AMERICAN DESIGN AWARDS, address by
Karl Taylor Compton In New York at
luncheon of, A2501.
Address by Walter Hoving in New York
at luncheon of, A2498.
Address by Robert P. Patterson and
Frank B. Jewett In New York at lunch-
eon of, A2586, A2587.
AMERICAN DOLLAR, remarks in House rela-
tive to the value of, 8839.
DOLLAR AND BRETTON
AMERICAN
WOODS PLAN, address by Edwin Wal-
ter Kemmerer relative to, A520.
AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW (publica-
tion), article entitled "The Use of
Knowledge in Society," by F. A. Hayek
from, A5688.
"AMERICAN ECONOMIC STABILITY," ad-
dress by 0. Max Gardner in New York
before Economic Club, entitled, A5299.
AMERICAN EXPEDITIONARY FORCES, bill
authorizing issuance of service medals
for service in Siberia to members of
(see bill S. 325).

AMERICAN EXPEDITIONARY FORCES--
Continued.
Bill to recognize service rendered by sol-
diers who served in- trench-fever ex-
periments in (see bill H. R. 125).
AMERICAN EXPORTS, article relative to ef-
fect of stable money pacts on, 3255.
AMERICAN FARM BUREAU FEDERATION,
address by Ivy W. Duggan before an-
nual meeting of, A623.
Address on parity in health and educa-
tion for farm people by Senator Hill
in Chicago before Associated Women
of, A5694.
Address on our soil and the national
fertilizer bill by Senator Hill at Chi-
cago before, A5700.
Letter favoring bill (H. R. 2023) to con-
tinue Commodity Credit Corporation
by, A1166.
Letter and resolution favoring Bretton
Woods agreements from, A1454.
Letter relative to price-control legisla-
tion received from, 5612.
Letter opposing audit of Farm Credit
Administration by Comptroller Gen-
eral from, 8560.
Statem'ent remonstrating against bill
(S. 380) to amend the Full Employ-
ment Act, 9139.
AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR, ad-
dress by William Green in Camden,
N. J., on Labor Day relative to legis-
lative program of, A3841.
Article by William Green from American
Federationist relative to endorsement
of Bretton Woods agreements by,
A2237.
Letter relative to certain labor legisla-
tion from building and construction
trades department, A5717.
Letter relative to bill (H. R. 32) per-
taining to labor legislation by Joseph
A. Padway, general counsel, A5476.
Letter and statement relative to the
compulsory labor draft, 4260.
Letter relative to the bill (H. R. 1752) to
amend act relative to utilization of
resources by, 1564.
Memorandum on career of Andrew
Furuseth obtained from library of,
A1132.
Radio address by Representative Fo-
garty at annual convention of Rhode
Island State branch of, A4318.
Remarks in House relative to cooperation
in war effort of, A83.
Resolution and statement relative to
Universal Military Service Act by, A414.
Resolution protesting against ratifica-
tion of the Mexican treaty relative to
the waters of the Rip Grande, the Colo-
rado River, and the Tijuana River,
2163.
Statement relative to legislation to pro-
vide full employment and minimum
wage of 65 cents by, A4501.
AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR
WEEKLY NEWS SERVICE, article rel-
ative to economic and social reforms
instituted by President Roosevelt
from, A1815.
Article and statement by William Green
relative to national health program
from, A5097.
Editorial paying tribute to Franklin Del-
ano Roosevelt from, A1815.
AMERICAN FEDERATION OF THE PHYSI-
CALLY HANDICAPPED, address on.
Navy's rehabilitation program by
Howard H. Montgomery in Washing-
ton. D. C., before Lodge No. 2 of,
A1299.
Addresses by Representative Sheppard
and Paul A. Strachan in Washington
before, A2083.
Address relative to counseling service to
veterans by Ira D. Scott in Washington
before, A2173.
INDEX
AMERICAN FEDERATION OF THE PHYSI-
CALLY HANDICAPPED-Continued.
Address by Paul A. Strachan and Repre-
sentative Sparkman before Washing-
ton Lodge No. 2 of, A1277, A1278. •
Article by Jay Cooke Howard from Sign
Post relative to accomplishments of,
A1304.
AMERICAN FEDERATION OF RADIO AR-
TISTS, telegram urging abolition of
House Committee on Un-American Ac-
tivities from, A5140.
AMERICAN FEDERATIONIST (publication),
article entitled "American Labor in
World Affairs" by William Green from,
A1476.
Article relative to American Federation
of Labor endorsing Bretton Woods
agreement by William Green from,
A2237.
Article on Wisconsin unemployment
compensation law by Walter A. Mor-
ton from, A4374.
Article entitled "America, Russia, and
Peace" by George Meany frpm, A5490.
Article on labor's demands and respon-
sibilities by John T. McNichols from,
A5726.
AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE, incorporate
(see bill H. R. 4922*).
Bill to provide certain benefits for per-
sons who incur disabilities while serv-
ing as members of (see bill S. 1626). -
AMERICAN FIFTH ARMY, tribute in the
House to, A2024.
AMERICAN-FILIPINO GUERRILLA COOP-
ERATION, remarks in House relative
to, A1519.
AMERICAN FLAG DAY ASSOCIATION, letter
relative to scarcity of flags for Me-
morial Day by A. G. Trimble, vice pres-
ident of, A1792.
AMERICAN FLAG FLOWN OVER BERLIN,
letter from Chairman of Smaller War
Plants Corporation transmitting in-
formation relative to disposition of,
8005.
GLASS WORKERS'
AMERICAN FLINT
UNION OF NORTH AMERICA, letter
of Reciprocal Trade
opposing extension
Agreements Act from, A2784.
Statement relative to extension of Re-
ciprocal Trade Agreements Act before
Senate Finance Committee by Harry
H. Cook, international president of,
A2656.
Telegrams opposing extension of Recip-
rocal Trade Agreements Act from lo-
cals 10, 59, and 507 of, A2420.
AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY, address by
Representative Hale at Portland, Maine,
on, A80.
Remarks in House relative to, 287.
Remarks in Senate relative to, 164, 178,
1423, 10655, 12325.
AMERICAN FOREIGN SERVICE, messages
from President Truman and Secretary
of State Byrnes extending Christmas
greeting to, A5741.
RemarKs in House relative to Christmas
messages of President Truman and
Secretary of State Byrnes to, A5741.
AMERICAN FORUM OF THE AIR, letter from
congrat-
Vice President Truman
ulating Theodore Granik on seven-
teenth anniversary of program, A2132.
List of titles and speakers from April 4,
1944-April 17, 1945, A2133.
Remarks in House praising the radio
program conducted by Theodore
Granik, A2132.
Radio discussion relative to universal
Military Service Act by Representatives
May, Short, Sparkman, and Holifleld
on, A438.
AMERICAN FOUNDATION FOR THE BLIND,
tribute to Franklin D. Roosevelt by,
6409.
AMERICAN FRIENDS SERVICE COMMIT-
TEE, remarks in House relative to aid
to India by, A2145, A2367.
Report on wartime service and treatment
of conscientious objectors by, A3591.
AMERICAN GOLD STAR MOTHERS, to in-
corporate (see bill H. R. 2153).
AMERICAN HEBREW (publication), article
relative to selection of Esther Scolnick
typical mother by United States Moth-
er's Day Commemorative League by
Paul Gould from, A3358.
"AMERICAN HERITAGE," essay by Nancy
Hanck entitled, A233.
AMERICAN HISTORY, establishing commis-
sion to select site and design for a
memorial to the contribution of mem-
bers of all religious faiths to American
military and naval history (see S. J.
Res. 7).
Remarks In House relative to ignorance
in colleges regarding, A1311.
AMERICAN HOIST & DERRICK CO., to pro-
vide for the carrying out of award
of National War Labor Board and de-
cision of Secretary of War to (see bill
H. R. 432").
AMERICAN HOME ECONOMICS ASSOCIA-
TION, statement relative to price and
reit control before House Labor Com-
mittee made by Mrs. Paul E. Howe on
behalf of, A5030.
AMERICAN HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION, ad-
dress on veterans' hospital problems
by Harry E. Brown in Chicago before,
A5139.
Letter relative to constitutionality of
drafting female nurses addressed to,
A957.
AMERICAN INDIAN. See INDIANS.
AMERICAN INDIAN DAY, designating the
fourth Saturday in September of each
year as (see bills S. 1074; H. R. 3346).
AMERICAN INDIAN POSTAGE STAMP, let-
ter urging issuance of, 12147.
"AMERICAN INDUSTRY MENACED BY PRO-
POSAL TO REDUCE TARIFF" speech
by William S. Bennett at John Hay
Republican Club, New York, entitled,
A2931.
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS,
resolution protesting acquisition of St.
John's College, Annapolis, Md., by Na-
val Academy, by Virginia Chapter,
A4662.
AMERICAN INTERPARLIAMENTARY CON-
GRESS, favoring proposed establish-
ment of (see H. Res. 37*).
Remarks in House relative to the pro-
posed establishment of, 1266.
AMERICAN INTER - PARLIAMENTARY
UNION, memorial of Legislature of
Cuba favoring the creation of, 4499.
AMERICAN IRON AND STEEL INSTITUTE,
NEW YORK CITY, statement entitled
"There Are No Hidden Steel Profits"
by, A5145.
AMERICANISM, address by Senator Bailey
under auspices of Roanoke (N. C.)
Colony Memorial Association on sub-
ject, A3469.
Address by James A. Farley before Mil-
waukee (Wis.) Junior Chamber of
Commerce on subject, A1996.
Address by Howard W. Jackson at Fred-
erick, Md., on, A5703.
Poem by Sarah Berman entitled, A2595.
Radio address by Upton Close relative
to trus, A3133.

"AMERICANISM-THESE TRUTHS ARE
SELF-EVIDENT," address by Howard
W. Jackson entitled, A3401.
AMERICAN JEWELED-WATCH MANUFAC-
TURERS, letter from American Watch
Workers Union relative to Represent-
ative Celler's accusation against,
A5472, A5483.
AMERICAN JEWISH COMMITTEE, remarks
in House relative to declaration of
human rights issued by, A722.
AMERICAN JEWISH CONFERENCE, state-
ment on "Punishment of War Crim-
inals" by, A76.
Radio address by Reuben F. Jacobson
relative to origin and purposes of,
A4464.
AMERICAN JEWISH CONGRESS, address by
Nahum Goldmann in Boston before
New England division of, A254N
Address relative to British Labor Party's
policy in Palestine by Representative
Lynch in New York before, A4396.
AMERICAN JEWISH TRADE UNION COM-
MITTEE FOR PALESTINE, letter rela-
tive to viewpoint of American labor on
Jewish Palestine from, A3439.
"AMERICAN LABOR IN WORLD AFFAIRS,"
article by William Green from Ameri-
can Federationist entitled, A1476.
AMERICAN LABOR PARTY, address in Nei#
York at meeting in honor of Repre-
sentAtive Bloom by Secretary of State
Stettinius under auspices of; A1733.
Remarks in House relative to endorse-
ment of William F. O'Dwyer by, A4730.
Remarks in Senate relative to, 9767.
Statement relative to appropriate regula-
tions for disposal of surplus property
by, A1447.
Statement on aid to veterans by, A1448.
Statement relative to punishment of war
criminals by, A932.
Statement on foreign policy of the
United States in Europe by, A501.
AMERICAN LABOR PARTY OF PENNSYL-
VANIA, remarks in Senate relative to,
9767.
"AMERICAN LEADERSHIP IN FOREIGN
POLICY," address by Senator Smith in
Atlantic City before Kiwanis Club en-
titled, A102 .
AMEIICAN LEAGUE FOR A FREE PALES-
TINE, article relative to a firm stand
for punishment of war criminals from
New York Post by, A764.
Address on Hebrew Palestine representa-"
tion at San Francisco by William B.
Ziff in New York at meeting sponsored
by, A1963.
Address relative to punishment of war
criminals by Herbert C. Pell at meeting
in New York sponsored by, A2022.
Remarks in Senate relative to the nam-
ing of former Senator Gillette as presi-
dent of, A3919.
Statement captionad "Britain writes new
chapter in Hebrew martyrdom" from
New York Post by, A281.
AMERICAN LEGION, address by Albert L.
Cox in Washington to Government
Printing Office Post, No. 33, by, A2767.
Address by George Haberman in Mil-
waukee before annual convention of,
A4480.
Address by Kenneth D. Tovill at Toledo,
Ohio, before, A3343.
Article captioned "Legion demands Army
end its 0. K. on Reds" by Willard Ed-
wards from Washington Times-Herald.
A953.
Bill for relief of David Hickey Post, No.
235, of (see bill H. R. 1034').
Letter from director of legislative com-
mittee, transmitting financial state-
ment of, 4084.
INDEX
AMERICAN LEGION-Continued.
Letter transmitting proceedings of the
twenty-sixth annual national con-
vention (H. Doc. 43), 869.
Letter relative to delay in Issuance of war
bonds to members of the armed forces
by Sam Walker, service officer, Post No.
77, Neffs, Ohio, A1301.
Letter and resolution relative to issuing
of commissions in the armed forces to
Communists by Columbia Post, No. 34,
Washington, D. C., A1820.
Letter and resolution relative to inves-
tigation of hospitals operated by Vet-
erans' Administration by Samuel T,
Adams Post, No. 66, Kennett, Mo.,
A2556.
Letter favoring H. R. 1160, to provide
terminal leave for enlisted members of
armed forces, from legislative commit-
tee, A4553.
Letter relative to disposal of surplus
Government property from Fry-En-
Heye Post, No. 46, Antlers, Okla., A3911.
Letter relative to Hospital 48, Atlanta,
Ga., addressed to Post No. 15, Washing-
ton, D. C., A4574.
Letter, resolution, and report relative to
Hospital 48, Atlanta, Ga., by East At-
lanta (Ga.) Post, No. 159, A4574.
Memorandum relative to need of a vet-
erans' hospital in New Jersey by De-
partment of New Jersey, A789.
Remarks in House relative to support for
continuance of Committee on Un-
American Activities by, A212.
Remarks in House relative to views on
immigration of, A1836.
Remarks in House praising efforts of
Costello Post in behalf of hospitaliza-
tion of veterans, A1734.
Remarks in House relative to letter from
Joseph Grew on GI representation at
San -Francisco addressed to Costello
Post, Washington, D. C., A1881.
Remarks in House relative to investiga-
tion of hospitals by, A2821.
Remarks in Senate relative to affiliation
of World War II veterans with, 7434.
Remarks in Senate relative to member-
ship of, A556.
Resolution relative to inadequate facili-
ties at Mount Alto Hospital, Washing-
ton, D. C., by Costello Post of Wash-
ington, D. C., A75.
Resolution relative to amending National
Service Life Insurance Act by Harold
Mason Post, No. 15, Sioux Falls, S. Dak.,
A716.
Resolution relative to adequate hospital
facilities by executive committee, De-
partment of District of Columbia,
A370.
Resolution relative to pauper's oath of
veterans for hospitalization by Costello
Post, Washington, U. C., A516, A3071.
Resolution relative to punishment of
war criminals by Second Kansas Dis-
trict, A1989.
Resolution relative to deplorable condi-
tions at- camp for conscientious objec-
tors in Germfask, Mich., by executive
committee, Department of Michigan,
A1461.
Resolution urging a free press by Vincent
B. Costello Post, No. 15, A1362.
Resolution favoring universal military
training by Guy Taylor Post, Albany,
Tex., A1335.
Resolutions relative to Immigration at
national conventions of, A1836.
Resolution paying tribute to Franklin
Delano Roosevelt by First District of
Indiana, A2522.
Resolution urging appointment of vet-
erans as job counselors by Leslie and
Douglas McNair Post, World War II,
Washington, A3496.
AMERICAN LEGION-Continued.
Resolution opposing granting of citizen-
ship to Harry Bridges by Caspar J. Mid-
dlekamp Post, No. 173, Hays, Kane.,
A3452.
Resolutions on veterans problems:
education- housing - hospitalization
by Department of Maryland, A4151.
Resolution favoring pensions for vet-
erans of World War I by Lincoln
(Nebr.) Post, No. 82, A3835.
Resolution endorsing world-wide freedom
of the press by national division of
public relations, A3837.
Resolution relative to investigating treat-
ment of mental patients in veteran
hospitals by Harvey W. Seeds Post, De-
partment of Florida, A4379.
Resolution adopted by the Department
of the District of Columbia urging an
appropriation for expenses of activities
relative to juvenile delinquency, 10322.
Resolution of Roy L. Vingers Post, No.
52, La Crosse, Wis., in support of H. R.
3939, A4820.
Resolution relative to rehabilitation of
disabled veterans by Provo Post, No. 13,
A5254.
Resolution relative to immigration, nat-
uralization, and deportation at its an-
nual national convention by, A5132.
Resolutions relative to priority to vet-
erans in purchase of surplus property
by Hollywood (Fla.) Post, No. 92 and
D. N. McQueen Post, No. 103, Punta
Gotda, Fla., A5735.
Tribute in the Senate to the construc-
tive contributions of, A556.
World War II veterans recognized by,
10939.
AMERICAN LEGION BUILDING ASSOCIA-
TION, ORANGE, CALIF., relief (sec bill
H. R. 3320).
AMERICAN-LITHUANIAN CONGRESS, ad-
dresses by Samuel A. Stritch and Gov-
ernor Green (Ill.) in Chicago before,
A5506, A5507.
AMERICAN-LITHUANIAN MISSION, address
relative to independence of Lithuania
by Anthony A. Otis before, A1580.
AMERICAN LOAN TO GREAT BRITAIN,
statements by President of United
States and Prime Minister of Great
Britain relative to, A5343.
AMERICAN LUMBERMAN (publication), edi-
torial entitled "Housing Problem-
Private Industry Can Solve" by Her-
bert A. Vance from, A5757.
AMERICAN MANGANESE PRODUCERS AS-
SOCIATION, statement opposing ex-
tension of Reciprocal Trade Agreement
Act before House Committee on Ways
and Means by J. Carson Adkerson,
president of, A2319.
AMERICAN MARINE INSURANCE UNDER-
WRITERS, remarks in House relative
to British discrimination against,
A5766.
AMERICAN MEAT INSTITUTE, article from
Washington Post relative to report on
meat shortage almost famine by,
A1397.
Remarks in House relative to report on
meat shortage by, A710.
Remarks in House relative to domination
of meat regulations by, A1403.
Text of report relative to the meat short-
age, 2387.
AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, edi-
torial relative to National Science
Foundation from the Journal of the,
A5017.
Letter opposing erection of additional
veteran hospitals by Hugh H. Young,
spokesman for, A879.
Letter expressing views on veterans'
pauper-oath by Olin West, secretary,
A4144.

AMERICAN MERCHANT MARINE. See MER-
CHANT MARINE.
Address by Thomas M. Woodward in New
York on observance of Maritime Day
paying tribute to missing men of,
A2562.
Article by John E. Otterson from New
York Journal of Commerce comment-
ing on Lewis W. Douglas' article on,
A1975.,
Article entitled "A Scheme to Scuttle
the American Merchant Marine" by
Arthur M. Tode from Marine Journal,
A2111.
Editorial, Lack of Auxiliary Air Serv-
ice Tieing Up United States Merchant
Marine, from San Francisco Call-Bulle-
tin, A661.
Editorial captioned "Combined Sea-Air
Service" from San Francisco Exam-
iner, A714.
Remarks in House relative to sale of
ships by, A661.
Remarks in House relative to estimated
value of, A715.
Remarks in House relative to hamstring-
ing by action of Civil Aeronautics Act
of, A661.
Remarks in House and a resolution of
the San Francisco Chamber of Com-
merce relative to, 8606.
Remarks in House relative to purpose of
Propeller Club to develop of, A4546.
Statement by Maritime Commission re-
plying to article entitled "What Shall
We Do With the Ships?" by Lewis W.
Douglas from Atlantic Weekly, A1875.
AMERICAN MERCURY (magazine), article
on anti-Semitism by Philip Wylie from,
A859.
Article entitled "Unique Vermont" by
Robert W. Mitchell from; Al116.
Article entitled "Some Truths About
Poland" by William Henry Chamberlin
from, A455.
Article entitled "Discrimination in Medi-
cal Colleges" by Frank Klngdon from,
A4392.
AMERICAN METAL MARKET (publication),
editorial relative to splittiig up Alum-
inum Company of America from, A4169.
AMERICAN MOTHERS MEMORIAL COM-
MISSION, prepare plans and estimates
of costs for the construction in Dis-
trict of Columbia of national memorial
to mothers of America by establish-
ing, (see bill H. R. 1966).
AMERICAN MUNICIPAL ASSOCIATION, ad-
dress on Federal aid to cities by
Philip B. Fleming in Chicago before,
A5127.
AMERICAN NATIONAL LIVESTOCK ASSO-
CIATION, resolutions adopted by the
annual convention at Denver, Colo.,
1406.
Statement relative to cattle population
in Canada, Cuba, Mexico, and South
American countries by, A2442.
AMERICAN NATIONAL RED CROSS, exempt
from inheritance tax (see bill H. R.
4654).
Letter from Secretary of War transmit-
ting annual report of, 4174.
AMERICAN NATIONAL THEATER AND
ACADEMY, letter transmitting report
for 1944, 3142, 3351.
AMERICAN NEGROES. See COLORE PEOPLE.
AMERICAN NAVY. See NAVY.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPERS, orders issued by
S. 11.A. E. F. prohibiting admission
into occupied Reich of, 4542.
AMERICAN NURSES, issue medals to those
who were held prisoners by the Japan-
ese in the Philippines (see .bill S. 604).
AMERICAN OIL TANKERS, remarks in Sen-
ate-on bill (H. R. 3603) relative to the
charter of, 12133.
AMERICAN ORCHESTRA CO., INC., relief
(see bill H. R. 5092).
INDEX - 23
AMERICAN PAPER AND PULP ASSOCIA-
TION, statement relative to extension
of Reclamation Trade Agreements Act
before House Committee on Ways and
Means by, A2290.
Statement on price controls disrupting
paper distribution by, A5224.
AMERICAN PATENT LAW ASSOCIATION
resolution urging return to Washing-
ton of the examining corps of the
Patent Office, 11607.
AMERICAN PETROLEUM INSTITUTE, state-
meit on oil transportation costs
from, A4359.
AMERICAN PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIA-
TION, statement relative to conference
to curb misuse of barbiturates held by,
A5257.
AMERICAN PLANT FOOD COUNCIL, INC.,
Statement of the principles and poli-
cies of, A4168.
AMERICAN POLICY IN CHINA, article by
William Philip Simms from Washing-
ton Post relative to statement of the
President on, A5573.
AMERICAN POLICY IN CHINA-GENERAL
MARSHALL'S JOB, articfe by Ernest
Lindley from Washington Post en-
titled, A5573.
AMERICAN POLICY IN THE PAR EAST, re-
marks in House relative to, 9629.
AMERICAN POLICY TOWARD EUROPE, re-
marks in Senate relative to, 11371.
AMERICAN POLICY TOWARD JAPAN, re-
marks in Senate relative to, 9378.
AMERICAN POLICY ON PALESTINE, memo-
randum by American Zionist Emer-
gency Council to State Department rel-
ative to, A4566.
AMERICAN POLITICAL SCIENCE ASSOCIA-
TION, press release relative to reorgan-
ization of Congress by, A560.
AMERICAN POWER, concerning condition of
(see H. J. Res. 277).
AMERICAN PRESS AND RADIO, remarks in
House relative to freedom of, 10283.
AMERICAN PRISONERS OF WAR, provide
for investment in United States sav-
ing bonds of pay and allowances cred-
ited to prisoners of war and certain
other persons absent from their posts
(see bill S. 553).
Bills to provide for the promotion of cer-
tain (see bills S. 421*, 928; H. R. 1816*,
2636, 2910*).
Bill to provide that terms of peace to be
imposed upon Germany and Japan
shall include agreements by such coun-
tries to pay indemnities to (see bill
H. R. 3184).
Bill relating to application of section
251 of Internal Revenue Code to
prisoners of war and others in Philip-
pines during Japanese occupation (see
bill H. R. 4626).
Concurrent resolution that enemy offi-
cers responsible for ill treatment of
members of armed forces while pris-
oners of war should be treated as other
war criminals (see H. Con. Res. 45).
Concurrent resolution to provide an ap-
propriate citation for (see H. Con Res.
65).
Press release from Department of the In-
terior relative to Mrs. Etta Jones, only
white woman to be taken prisoner on
American soil during World War II,
A5620.
Remarks in House relative to the status
of, 553.
Remarks In House relative to outside
news being denied, A2132.
Remarks in House relative to demobiliza-
tion of, 10470, 10563, A3908, A4414.
Remarks in House and letter by un-
named soldier relative to Army not
discharging, A4155.
Resolution of Board of Supervisors of
Onondaga County, N. Y., relative to
discharge from armed forces of, A3908.
AMERICAN PUBLIC HEALTH ASSOCIATION,
letter relative to Pepper committee
report on public health by, A145.
"AMERICAN RAILROAD SYSTEM," state-
ment by Carlton J. Corliss entitled,
A2521. .
AMERICAN RAILROADS, remarks in Senate
relative to, 9780.
AMERICAN RED CROSS, article by Agnes E.
Meyer relative to, A5063.
Joint resolution to continue the tax-
exempt status of certain property of
(see H. J. Res. 236*).
Letter by Mabel T. Boardman relative to
activities of, A5208.
Message from the President transmitting
reports on foreign war-relief opera-
tions by, 7588, 7640.
Remarks in House relative to activities
abroad of, 1399.
Remarks In House relative to aid tor-
nado-stricken towns in Oklahoma by,
A1845.
Remarks in House relative to drive on
Capitol Hill by, A2584.
Remarks in House in defense of attack
by Mrs. Agnes Meyer on, A5208.
Reports concerning foreign war-relief
operations by, 7588, 7640.
Statement by Senator Mead paying trib-
ute to workers of, A4427.
AMERICAN RED CROSS AND WAR
REFUGEE BOARD, message from
President transmitting report bf, 7640.
"AMERICAN REGIONAL SYSTEM," article
by Sumner Welles from Washington
Post entitled, A2962.
AMERICAN RELIEF FOR INDIA, INC., list
citizens in leadership of, A2145.
Remarks in House relative to, A2367.
Memorandum on India, victim of both
famine and the war by board of, A2367.
Statement relative to conditions in
India by, A2166.
AMERICAN REPUBLICS, authorize course of
instruction at Merchant Marine Acad-
emy to be given to not -exceeding 20
persons at a time from other (see bill
H. R. 1751).
Dill to promote mutual understanding by
interchange of students and teachers
by (see bill H. R. 145).
Bill extending existing program for in-
terchange of persons, knowledge, and
skills between people of United States
and peoples of (see bill H. R. 3835).
Bills to authorize course of instruction at
Military Academy to be given to not
exceeding 20 persons at a time from
other (see bills S. 1288; H. R. 3778).
Remarks in House relative to H. R. 1740
relative to allocation of exchange-stu-
dents with, A259.
Resolution relative to the anniversay of
the independence of, 9874.
AMERICAN ROAD BUILDERS' ASSOCIA-
TION, address entitled "The Relation-
ship Between Industry and Govern-
ment" by Representative Randolph at
Chicago before, A226.
Address, Postwar Highway Program, by
Representative Robinson in Chicago
before, A209.
"AMERICANS ALL," article by Daniel
A. Pol-
ing from Philadelphia Record entitled,
A295.
"AMERICANS ALL-IMMIGRANTS ALL,"
address by Robert C. Moore entitled,
A285.
AMERICAN SAMOA, confer citizenship upon
certain inhabitants of (see bill H. R.
3546).
Remarks In House relative to bill (H. R.
3546) to extend citizenship to native
people of, A3031.
AMERICAN SCHOLAR (publication) article
entitled "The Coming Economic World
Pattern" by Henry Hazlitt from, A1142.

AMERICAN SILVER, amend act to extend the
ti'me within which the powers relating
to the stabilization fund and altera-
tion of the weight of the dollar may be
exercised (see bill S. 1486), 9650, 9653.
AMERICAN-SLAV CONGRESS, address by
Senator Tunnell in Detroit before
annual convention of, A5262.
Address by Representative Coffee in New
York City before, A3367.
Declaration of support to American dele-
gates at San Francisco Conference
from, A3366.
Letter relative to need of funds for
UNRRA from, A5182.
Remarks in House relative to interest in
Balkin situation of, A4106.
Remarks in House relative to statement
on harmony among big powers by,
A4480.
Speech by Edward E. Kelly in Chicago
before Midwest conference of, A2683.
Statement entitled "Our Foreign Policy
Must Be A People's Party" by, A4481.
Statement relative to UNRRA appropri-
ation before House Committee on Ap-
propriations by, A5181.
Statement on UNRRA appropriation be-
fore House Committee on Foreign
Affairs by, A5182.
Summary report of meeting in New York
City of, A3366.
AMERICAN SMALL BUSINESS, details of
budget for Senate Small Business
Committee, 12509.
AMERICAN SMALL BUSINESS ENTER-
PRISES, increase the limit of expendi-
tures for a study and survey of the
problems of (see S. Res. 199).
AMERICAN SOVEREIGNTY, remarks in
House relative to safeguarding of,
10948.
AMERICAN-SOVIET FRIENDSHIP, address
by Dean Acheson relative to, A4886.
AMERICAN STATISTICAL ASSOCIATION,
address entitled "The Use, of Statistics
in the Formulation of a National Full
Employment Policy" by Vice President
Wallace before, A42.
AMERICANS UNITED FOR WORLD ORGANI-
ZATION, INC., letter to Representative
Powell relative to the control of atomic
energy, A5050.
Proposed advertisement refused by the
Washington Post, 11010.
AMERICAN SYSTEM, remarks in House rela-
tive to postwar threat to the, A725.
AMERICAN TANKS, remarks In House rela-
tive to. 3465.
AMERICAN TARIFF LEAGUE, statement en-
titled "How High Are United States
Tariffs?" by, A1782.
Statement relative to extension of Re-
ciprocal Trade Agreements Act before
House Committee .on Ways and Means
by H. Wickliffe Rose for, A2224.
AMERICAN TRADE EXECUTIVE ASSOCIA-
TION, address entitled "Voluntarism
Versus Compulsion in Labor Rela-
tions" by Senator Morse in Chicago
before, A5584.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY, WASHINGTON,
D. C., address by Representative Thorn
to graduates of National Service Offi-
cers for Disabled American Veterans at,
A2446.
Address by Arthur S. Flemming to grad-
uating class of, A2770.
Citation conferring honorary degree of
doctor of laws upon Marcellus C. Sheild
by, A3066.
Remarks in House relative to rehabilita-
tion program for disabled veterans at,
A2303.
Remarks in House relative to conferring
on Marcellus C. Sheild of degree of
doctor of laws by, A2770, A3066.
Remarks in Senate relative to course for
handicapped veterans conducted at,
41693.
INDEX
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY, WASHINGTON,
D. C.-Continued.
Valedictory address by John A. Farrell at
graduation of trainees of Disabled
American Veterans at, A2868.
AMERICAN VETERANS, data relating to pay
of, 11075.
AMERICAN VETERANS COMMITTEE, incor-
porate (see bill S. 110).
Remarks in House relative to objec-
tives of, A1921.
Statement in support of bill'S. 1592, to
provide a national housing policy, be-
fore Senate Committee on Banking and
Currency by Montgomery Ostrander on
behalf of, A5605.
AMERICAN VETERANS OF WORLD WAR II,
article by Jack W. Hardy relative to
history and background of, A5227.
Bills to Incorporate (see bills H. R. 1962,
1964).
Copy of constitution and bylaws and list
of officers elected by, A4736-A4739.
Facsimile of application of, A5227.
List of officers of, A2624.
Principles adopted at their first national
convention by, A4764.
Radio address by Clyde M. Longstreth
relative to the organization known as,
A5723.
Remarks in House relative to location in
Washington of national headquarters
of A4739.
Remarks in House praising principles
and objectives of, A4739.
Statement relative to organization of,
A2624.
Testimony in support of bill, S. 1592,
to provide a national housing policy
before Senate Committee on Banking
and Currency by, A5607.
AMERICAN VOLUNTEER GROUP IN CHINA,
provide relief for members and their
dependents of (see bill S. 1431).
Remarks in House praising the record in
China of, A288.
AMERICAN WAR DADS, urging an appro-
priation for hospital construction by
the Veterans' Administration, 12492.
Resolutions relative to current problems
at their national convention in St.
Louis by, A5786.
AMERICAN WAR MOTHERS, letter trans-
mitting the annual report of, 157, 1404,
1470.
AMERICAN WAR VETERANS, provide em-
ployment for unemployed (see S. Con.
Res. 13).
AMERICAN WATCH INDUSTRY, memoran-
dum regarding its position in connec-
tion with State Department's repre-
sentations to Switzerland concerning
export of watches to United States
from, A5502.
Remarks in House relative to, 12484.
Remarks in House relative to stiff com-
petition against, A5635.
AMERICAN WATCH WORKERS UNION, let-
ter in reply to Representative Celler's
accusation against American watch
industry from, A5472, A5483.
Statement relative to Reciprocal Trade
Agreements Act before House Commit-
tee on Ways and Means by, A2310.
"AMERICAN WAY OF LIFE;" address by
James A. Farley before Northampton
(Mass.) Rotary Club entitled, A2010.
Editorial from Bftavia (N. Y.) Daily News
entitled, A1784.
AMERICAN WEEKLY (magazine), article
entitled "High Cost of Being Presi-
dent" from, A4580.
Article opposing vivisection by Arthur
V. Allen from, A3217.
Articles entitled, "Slaves of the Devil's
Capsules" by Samuel Hopkins Adams
from, A5092, A5229.
AMERICAN WOMEN'S VOLUNTARY SERV-
.ICES, incorporate (see bill S. 28).
Remarks in House relative to activities
in Santa Barbara, Calif., of, A3869.
Statement by Elsa Mulhauser relative to
activities in Santa Barbara, Calif., of,
A3869.
AMERICAN WOOL AND COTTON REPORTER
(publication), editorial entitled "Ma-
chinery Improvement" from, A5470.
AMERICAN ZIONIST EMERGENCY COUN-
CIL, memorandum to State Depart-
ment relating to "American Policy on
Palestine" from, A4566.
"AMERICA'S CHALLENGE," remarks in
Senate entitled, 11085.
"AMERICA'S COMMUNITIES AND THEIR
RESPONSIBILITIES," address by Paul
V. McNutt at Chattanooga, Tenn., en-
titled, A1813.
AMERICA'S CONTRIBUTION TO THE WAR,
remarks in House relative to, A1252.
"AMERICA'S DEAD AND DYING RIVERS,"
article by Holman Harvey from Read-
er's Digest entitled, A4192.
AMERICA'S DECISION AND THE WORLD'S
FUTURE, editorial from Catholic Uni-
verse Bulletin of Cleveland, Ohio, rela-
tive to, A5180.
AMERICA'S FOREIGN POLICY, radio ad-
dress by Senator Butler on subject of,
A1070.
"AMERICA'S FUTURE-TRAGIC ERA," ar-
ticle by Louis Bromfield from Cleve-
land Plain Dealer entitled, A4506.
"AMERICA'S HOMECOMING," address by
Senator Wiley at Frederick, Md., en-
titled, A4197.
"AMERICA'S PART IN WORLD AFFAIRS,"
address by Senator Fulbright in New
York Times Forum entitled, A187.
"AMERICA'S PLACE IN THE PEACE," ad-
dress in Detroit by Senator Vanden-
berg entitled, A532.
"AMERICA'S PRAYER," poem by Edgar H.
Bierly entitled, A60.
"AMERICA'S ROLE IN THE WORLD ECON-
OMY," review of the book by Arthur D.
Gayer entitled, 7435.
AMERICA'S WAR AND PEACE AIMS, radio
discussion on program, Town Meet-
Ing of the Air, by Senators Tobey,
Chavez, Ellender, and Pepper relative
to, A222, A828.
AMHERST COLLEGE, remarks in House rela-
tive to naming a Victory ship for,
A908.
AMHERST (NOVA SCOTIA) DAILY NEWS
(newspaper), article entitled "Aus-
tral% Reports Show Failure of
Socialism" by W. R. Clarke from,
A4161.
AMHERST VICTORY (U. S. S.), remarks in
House relative to launching by Cali-
fornia Shipbuilding Corporation of,
A908.
AMMIRATO, ROSE MARY, relief (see bill
H. R. 1006).
AMMUNITION AT THE FRONT, remarks in
House relative to shortage of, 124.
AMMUNITION DEPOTS. See "MAauN CouNTY,
CALIF.
AMMUNITION SHORTAGE, letter by over-
seas soldier to his mother from Jack-
gonville (Fla.) Journal relative to,
A371.
Letter by Harry Lienhard from St. Louis
Post-Dispatch relative to battlefront,
A513.
Remarks in House relative to, A479.
Testimony by Col. Lewis Sanders relative
to, A315.
AMODIO, LAURENCE, relief (see bill H. R.
3004).

AMPHIBIOUS TRAINING COMMAND, U. S.
ATLANTIC FLEET, remarks in Senate
and men of, 3538.
relative to officers
AMPUTEES, remarks in House relative to in-
creased compensation for, 7823.
ANCHOR INSURANCE CO., relief (see bill
H. R. 3558).
ANDERSEN, ANDREAS, relief (see billH. R.
935*).
ANDERSEN, H. CARL (a Representative from
Minnesota).
Appointed on committee, 88.
Appointed conferee, 3664, 6826.
Editorial from Renville (Minn.) Star
Farmer on manpower problem, A90.
Editorial from Army Times relative to
plight of older men in Army, A3289.
Letter and statement of American Farm
Bureau Federation relative to directive
of General Hershey pertaining to farm
workers, A239.
Letter by Inez B. Madsen, Worthington,
Minn., to Office of Price Administra-
tion, urging square deal for retailers,
A4436.
Letter by a soldier relative to Army dis-
charge system, A5189.
Letter from Gov. Edward J. Thye, of
Minnesota, relative to butter prices,
A5279.
Memorial by State of Minnesota relative
to deferment of farm workers, A677.
Resolution by Minnesota Farm Bureau
Federation opposing Missouri Valley
Authority, A2001.
Amendments offered by, to
Census of agriculture (H. J. Res. 85):
to amend, 873.
Bills and joint resolution introduced by
Butter: to establish import quota on (see
billH. R. 4271), 9372.
Donatell, Michael C.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 1629), 363.
Government life(converted) insurance:
to change interest rates on loans se-
cured by (see billH. R. 1618), 363.
Johnson, Walter M., and wife: for relief
(see billH. R. 1628), 363.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill, 2550,
2562, 2680, 2685, 2715, 2716, 2719, 2737,
2739.
-conference report, 3786, 3796.
of order, 2669.
-points
-rubber, 2691.
Agricultural Extension Service, 4555,
4564, 4565, 4568.
Antiracketeering Act, 11910.
Armed forces: demobilization, 10544,
10545, 10747, 10748.
-- voluntary enlistment bill, 8717.
Army: demobilization, 9669.
Army and Navy: hoarding of doctors and
dentists, 10749.
Bretton Woods Agreement, 5503.
Butter: ceiling prices, 10479.
Census of agriculture, 860, 873, 874, 875.
Children's Bureau, 4747.
Commodity Credit Corporation, 1975.
Daylight-saving time: termination, 8540.
Deficiency appropriation bill, 11043,
11066, 11144.
Farm labor: dr fting of, 212, 444, 767,
768, A239.
- (veto of H. J. Res. 106), 4160.
Farm machinery: exports, 2546, 2562,
2533.
Federal Aid Airport Act, 9752.
Federal Farm Loan Act: amendment,
4772.
Flood-control projects, 11066.
Forestry research, 3791, 3792, 3796.
Full-employment bill, 10554, 10556,
11990, 12075.
Guayule rubber project, 9861, 9863.
Homestead-lien law, A5239.
Industrial production and employment,
16869, 10870.
Japan: moral conditions in, 10872.
INDEX
ANDERSEN, H. CARL-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Labor-Federal Security appropriation
bill,. 7033.
Land-grant railroad rates, 11270.
Laying hens: proposed slaughter of,
10934.
Maritime Commission: reducing appro-
priation, 4182.
Meat situation: change in the, 6656.
Members of Congress: salary increase,
4419.
Military Establishment appropriation
bill, 6760, 6761, 6762.
National Housing Agency: repeal of cer-
tain appropriations, 6144.
Orr, Arthur, 2562.
Personal announcement, 2779.
Recipracal trade agreements, 5109, 5114,
5148.
Revenue bill of 1945, 9632.
Tax adjustment bill, 7334, 7135.
Transit strike, 10885.
United States Code, 2416.
UNRRA: additional appropriation, 11574.
VE-day, 4308. ,
Veterans: farm loans, 2563.
- hospitals, 11144.
War Food Administration: .rationing of
milk and cream, 3786, 3787.
Votes or. See YEA AND NAY VOTES.
ANDERSEN, JENNIE ET AL., relief (see bill
H. R. 1614).
ANDERSEN, MARTIN, telegram relative to
the Wallace-Jones dispute, 1251.
ANDERSON, ARLIE L., remarks in House
relative to testimony regarding air-
plane crashes by, A1240.
ANDERSON, CHARLES W., ET AL., relief (see
bill H. R. 2306*).
ANDERSON, CLINTON P. (a Representative
from New Mexico).
Address by Edward J. Noble pertaining
to radio and free press, A192.
Address by Governor Dempsey of New
Mexico at University of New Mexico
urging a lasting peace, A1671.
Appointed on committee, 15.
Appointed on committee to investigate
food situation, 2863.
Confirmed as Secretary of Agriculture,
5444.
Remarks in House on appointment as
Secretary of Agriculture, 4974, 5096,
5097, 5099, 6656.
Remarks in Senate on confirmation as
Secretary of Agriculture, 5443.
Report of Committee on Agriculture and
Forestry on nomination of, 5339.
Resignation as a Representative, 7012.
Statement by Lee H. Hill on collective
bargaining, A2459.
Amendments offered by, to
Food shortage (H. Res. 195): to amend,
2862.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Band, Karl E.: for relief(see billH. R.
783), 59.
Caven, Robert: for relief(see billH. R.
3284), 4858.
George, D. T.: for relief (see billH. R.
786), 59.
Latimer, Murray B.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 787), 59.
Lopez, Henry: conveyance of land (see
billH. R. 782), 59.
Nelson, Mrs. William A.: for relief (see
billH. R. 785), 59.
Old-age assistance: to increase maxi-
mum monthly payment made by
States for (see billH. R. 2491), 1829.
Paul, Mary G.: for relief (see billH. R.
3003), 3700.
Platzer, Maja: for relief (see billH. R.
784), 59.
Reclamation: Rio Grande Valley (see
H. R.'3585), 6701.
Secretary of the Interior: authorizing
him to sellcertain lands (see billH. R.
652), 29.
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ANDERSON, CLINTON P.-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Women's Army Auxiliary Corps: to con-
fer certain rights and privileges upon
discharged members (see bill H. R.
1405), 267.
-to provide veterans' benefits based
on service in (see bill H. R. 2713), 2585.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Food: to investigate supplies of (see
lI.Res. 190, 195), 2457, 2585.
- to print additional copies of House
report on (H. Rept. 501) (see H. Res.
269), 5037.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
State legislatures 870, 2585, 3700.
Remarks by, on
Agrc'iti,rsl appropriation bill, 2679,
2637, 2720.
Authority to file report, 4015.
Chavez, Lt. Denns. Jr.: awarded Bronze
Star Medal, A742.
Committee for Constitutional Govern-
ment, 2157.
- correspondence with Internal
Revenue Commissioner, 2158, 2159.
Committee Investigating Food Short-
ages: report, 4316, 4317, 4329.
Feeder cattle, 6596, 6597.
Food investigation, 2789, 2790, 2791, 2862.
Insurance business, 978, 979, 1084, 1088,
1089, 1090.
Meat situation: improvement, 6592.
Permisston to file report, 4846.
Reciprocal ttade agreements, 5095, 5096.
School-lunch 'program, 2724.
S'mms, Ruth Hannah: eulogy, 104.
Slaughtering plants: operation, 6592.
Taxation: proposed twenty-second
amendment to limit powers of Fed-
eral Government, 2157.
Reports made by, from
Special Committee to Investigate Food
Shortages:
Food shortages (H. Repts. 504, 839), 4038,
7038.
Sugar (H. Res. 195, Rept. 602), 4858.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
ANDERSON, CLINTON P. (Secretary of Agri-
culture), address at Southeastern Agri-
cultural Conference, Anderson, S. C.,
A4988.
Correspondence relative.to allocation of
sugar for distilled spirits between Rep-
resentative Dirksen and, A3847.
Letter by Representative Andresen urg-
ing larger allotment of sugar addressed
to, A5178.
Radio address relative to food supplies by,
A3479.
Remarks in House praising the appoint-
ment of, A3281.
Remarks in House relative to political ac-
tivities of, 10731.
Speech on Agricultural Production and
Abundant Markets to Fiftieth Annual
Congress of American Industry by,
A5712.
ANDERSON, ELISABETH, relief (see bill S.
400*).
ANDERSON EQUIPMENT CO., relief (see bills
S. 803; H. R. 2898).
ANDERSON, FREDERICK L. (major general,
U. S. Army), address on Army's Air
Forces operations in Europe by, A3170.
Remarks in House relative to combat rec-
ord of, A3267.
ANDERSON, JACK Z. (a Representative from
California).
Address by Harrison S. Robinson on Cen-
tral Valley project, A4225.
Appointed on committee, 88.
Article from Daily Pacifican on use of
Liberty ships for transporting troops,
A4762.
Article by Charles Raudebaugh on hous-
ing situation in California, A4962.
Article from Washington Times-Herald
relative to laxity in the sale of dis-
charge button, A5783,

ANDERSON, JACK Z.-Continued.
Correspondence relative to selling of war
bonds by newspaper carrier boys in
San Jose, Calif., A2680, A2681.
Correspondence relative to future of
Tarawa, A3299.
Editorial in Pacific Rural Press relative
to drafting of farm labor, A225.
Editorial from Half Moon Bay Review
on Easter, A1764.
Editorial from Half Moon Bay Review
on Japanese problem, A2722.
Editorial from San Francisco Chronicle
entitled "Unification Neurosis" rela-
tive to merger of Army and Navy un-
der one command, A5733.
Editorial from San Francisco Examiner
on Central Valley project, A4987.
Letter by a serviceman relative to delay
in Army discharges, A4590.
Letter from a constituent relative to dis-
posal of surplus property to veterans,
A5785.
Letter from a veteran relative to the It-
possibility of obtaining surplus prop-
erty, A5786.
Letter from E. S. Land, Administrator,
War Shipping Administration, relative
to conversion of cargo ships into
troop ships, A5317.
Letter from E. S. Land to Harry Bridges
relative to conversion of certain ships
into troop ships, A5317.
Letter from Marvin 0. Adams relative to
rules and regulations applying to the
building of homes, ,A5649.
Letter from Secretary of State Byrnes
relative to policy toward China, A5209.
Letter to Reconstruction Finance Cor-
poration from California State Guay-
ule Rubber Project Committee rela-
tive t6 the production of guayule,
A5780.
Letters from Richard Baybutt, Deputy
Director, Office of Rubber Reserve, rel-
ative to guayule rubber, A5780, A5781.
Poem by E. W. Collins entitled "Brave
Man," A2832.
Recommendation of General Eisenhower
relative to the guayule industry,
A5780.
Report on steps taken for benefit of
members of United States armed
forces in France, A4334.
Resolution by Campbell Post, American
Legion, relative to relief of disabled
veterans, A4965.
Telegram from Chester Bowles regard-
ing ration points for restaurants,
A3125.
Amendments offered by, to
Appropriations: to reduce certain (H. R.
4407): to amend, 9860.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Army and Navy: to prevent unauthor-
ized wearing of discharge button
awarded by (see bill H. R. 489.8), 11450.
Bateman, J. C.: for relief (see bill H. R.
2878), 3352.
Dibble General Hospital: to include
within corporate limits of city of Men-
lo Park, Calif. (see bill H. R. 2965),
3595.
Dwyer, John Earl: for relief (see bill
H. R. 2879), 3352.
Internal Revenue Code: to amend so as
to exempt from taxation all amounts
received by members of the armed
forces (see bill H. R. 4311), 9512.
Olsen, Sigfried: for relief (see bill H. R.
1566), 291.
Pillar Point at Half Moon Bay, San
Mateo County, Calif.: to survey (see
bill H. R. 292), 22.
President and Vice President: to pro-
vide for vacancy in office of (see H. R.
3515), 6408.
Robinson, J. B.: for relief (see bill H. R.
5046), 12308.
San Jose Manufacturers, Inc.: for relief
(see bill H. R. 3617), 6979.
INDEX
ANDERSON, JACK Z.-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Schoch, John C., for relief (see bill H.-R.
5067), 12402.
Servicemen's Readjustment Act, to ex-
tend benefits (see bill H. R. 3810),
7662.
Social Security Act: to amend (see bill
H. R. 294), 22.
-to disregard small amounts of
compensation for labor performed by
persons eligible for old-age assistance
(see bill H. R. 2964), 3595.
Stabilization Act of 1942: to amend (see
bill H. R. 293), 22.
Veterans: to prevent lapse of reemploy-
ment rights (see bill H. R. 4449), 9873.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Secretary of War: requesting certain in-
formation from (see H. Res. 150), 1470.
Veterans: expressing policy of Congress
relative to matching appropriations for
foreign relief with like appropriations
for rehabilitation of (see H. Con. Res.
118), 12491.
Remarks by, on
Antiracketeering Act, 11904.
Argentina: correspondence with State
Department, 1397, 1398.
- letter from Bureau of Foreign and
Domestic Commerce, 1398.
Armed forces: payment in foreign cur-
rencies, 1447, 4265, 5264-5268.
- article by Leslie Bain, 5266.
-- letter from War Department and
statements by Fulton Lewis, 5265.
-- statement by War Department,
5267.
China: our policy toward, A5269.
- United States Marines In, A5486.
Deficiency appropriation bill, 1585.
District of Columbia appropriation bill,
5264.
Elk Hills Petroleum Reserve No. 1: data
on Navy-Standard Oil Co., contract,
1585-1587.
Farm labor program, 11048.
Guayule rubber program, 4761, 9860.
Japanese-mandated islands, 3583.
Military Establishment appropriation
bill, 6763.
National Advisory Committee for Aero-
nautics: research work of, A354.
Naval appropriation bill, 3510, 3583.
Navy: disposition of vessels and facilities,
5358.
-- postwar composition, 10193, 10194,
10204.
Navy and Marine Corps: increase in per-
sonnel, 11442, 11443.
Surplus property: disposal of, A5785.
Troop ships: converting cargo ships to,
A5317.
Veterans: honorable discharge buttons,
11442, 11443.
-fair deal for, A4225.
-letters from Secretaries of War
and Navy, 11442, 11443.
- letter by Lt. Jack W. Jones, A4225.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Naval Affairs:
Navy: mail clerks (H. R. 3193, Rept. 693),
5690.
Vessels: lights on (see bill H. R. 4413,
Rept. 1202), 10619.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
ANDERSON, JOHN W., letter to General Mac-
Arthur on the subject of the Purple
Heart written by, 4936, A3486.
Letter relative to scarcity policy of OPA
from, A3095.
ANDERSON, KENNETH L., relief (see bill
H. R. 3785)."
ANDERSON, MARIAN, remarks in House rela-
tive to refusal of the use of Constitu-
tion Hall by, 9676.
ANDERSON RANCH RESERVOIR SITE, relief
of (see bill H. R. 1689"). •
ANDRESEN, AUGUST H. (a Representative
from Minnesota).
Appointed 'on committee, 491.
ANDRESEN, AUGUST H.-Continued.
Appointed on committee to investigate
food situation, 2863.
Article by Elmer W. Olson from Red Wing
(Minn.) Daily Republican Eagle en-
titled "Manpower Control and Free-
dom of Man," A1619.
Article from Pathfinder on St. Lawrence
seaway project, A4690.
Associated Press release written by Rich-
ard Powers relative to speeding up
discharges, A5661.
Extracts from a letter written by a sol-
dier in Okinawa relative to the low
morale of personnel stationed there,
A5660.
Letter from Goodhue County (Minn.)
selective-service board relative to Tyd-
ings amendment, A789.
Letter to Secretary of Agriculture relative
to increased sugar supplies for 1946,
A5178.
Poem by Horace C. Carlisle paying trib-
ute to James W. Mott, A5023.
Remarks by Mr. Patman relative to, 216.
Remarks hi House relative to, 186, 187,
10392.
Remarks by Mr. Pittenger on services of,
4317.
Resolution to investigate alleged food
shortage, A1273.
Statement to the press regarding cancel-
lation of ration points by Office of Price
Administration, 216.
Amendments offered by, to
Price Control Act: to amend, 6605.
Stabilization Act of 1942: to amend, 6605.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Agricultural commodities: utilization in
industry and manufacturing (see bill
H. R. 295), 22.
Armed forces: to discharge certain mem-
bers and provide terminal leave for
enlisted personnel (see bill H. R. 4467),
9937.
Blexrud, H. J., estate of: for relief (see
bill I. R. 791), 59.
City of Red Wing, Minn.: for relief (see
bill H. R. 788), 59.
Kraske, Emil: for relief (see bill H. R.
2084), 975.
Liddell, W. C.: for relief (see bill H. R.
2083), 975.
Taxation: relating to reimbursement of
vendees for unconstitutional process-
ing taxes (see H. J. Res. 2), 30.
Toll bridges: for Federal aid to States for
acquisition of (see bill H. R. 1760), 512.
Wachholz, E. F., and wife: for relief (see
bill H. R. 789), 59.
Winona Machine & Foundry Co.: for re-
lief (see bill H. R. 790), 59.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Food supplies and commitments: to in-
vestigate (see H. Res. 191), 2457.
Remarks by, on
Advertising in help-wanted columns.
5451.
Agricultural Adjustment Administration,
935.
Agricultural appropriation bill, 2556,
2557, 2558.
--_reservation of points of order.
2489.
Agricultural Extension Service, 4551, 4552,
4555, 4560, 4565, 4568.
Air route to the Orient, 12292.
Annuities: exemption from taxation,
9088.
Armed forces: demobilization, A4549.
text of bill (H. R. 4467), A4549.
-- voluntary enlistment bill, 8714.
Banks: interest rates, 1339.
Black-market operations, 6591.
Bretton Woods proposals, A2668.
- letter by H. D. White, Assistant
. Secretary of the Treasury, A2668.
Civilian Manpower: mobilization, 558,
644, 731.
letter signed "A Worker," 732.
Committee to Investigate Food Short-
ages, 4177.
rreport, 4317, 4318.

ANDRESEN, AUGUST H.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Commodity Credit Corporation, 1966,
1973, 1977, 2044, 2045, 2046, 2055, 2066.
Coordination in food handling, 6572.
Cotton and wheat allotments, 879.
Cottonseed: exports, 1202.
Deficiency appropriation bill, 11042.
Dollar-a-year men, 825.
Drafting of nurses, A1055.
Farm labor: drafting of 444, 763, 765, 826,
827, 1199.
- Tydlngs amendment and direc-
tive by General Hershey relative to
draft of, A259.
-(veto of H. J. Res. 106), 4154, 4155,
4160.
Farm products: investigate marketing,
etc., 1454.
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation,
1339.
Federal Farm Loan Act: amendment,
4761, 4762, 4764.
Flour subsidy, 2860.
Food investigation: printing of report,
5218.
Food shortages: call for Investigation,
2556, 2557, 2558, 2786, 2787, 2789.
- caused by Government regula-
tions, 1198-1202.
- bungling of OPA and other
bureaus, 7133.
-findings of investigators, A1723.
-letter to War Food Administrator
and news release by same regarding
pork production, A1724.
- radio statement by Clinton P.
Anderson, 7134.
for, 5458.
-responsibility
Foreign Service. 2883.
4-H Clubs, 4555.
German concentration camps, 4170.
Great Britain: loans to, 10726.
House of Representatives: question
period, 39.
Housing conditions in District of Co-
lumbia, 820.
Independent offices appropriation bill,
943.
Insurance business: regulation, 1090.
Italy: food situation in, 983.
Japan: moral conditions in, 10872.
Labor organizations, 1369.
Lend-lease: extension, 2128.
- termination, 9848.
MacArthur, Gen. Douglas: statement on
cccupation forces, 8772.
Members of Congress: salary increase,
4437.
Milk subsidy, 2066.
Nationality Act: amendment, 4641.
Office o- Price Administration: arbitrary
rules, 1501, 1502.
-blundering policies, 5237.
--
cancellation of ration points, 217,
218, 224, 225, 226, 227.-
- policies creating shortages, 1201.
-reply to Mr. Patman, 224.
-- unwise policies of, 5458.
Paper wasted by Government bureaus,
7398.
Pearl Harbor investigation, 8496.
Polish Constitution Day, 4152.
Postage: fourth-class matter, 5452, 5453,
5454.
Price Control Act, 6606, 6608, 6609.
-amendment, 6566, 6568, 6572, 6591,
6598, 6599, 6603, 6605, 6606.
-- extension, 6495, 6496, 6509, 6513,
7080, 7081, 7084, 7085, 7090, 7092.
Reciprocal trade agreements, 5039, 5149,
5154.
St. Lawrence seaway, 498.
Selective service: Tydings amendment,
1503, 1507, 1509, 1517.
- letter from Red Wing (N. Dak.)
draft board, 1509.
Silver: use of Government owned, 12367,
Subsidies: continuation of certain, 5227,
5237.
Surplus Property Act amendment, 8462.
Totacco: marketing quotas, 1271.
INDEX
ANDRESEN, AUGUST H.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Trade-marks, 1725.
Treasury-Post Office appropriation bill.
1300.
Treaty ratification, 4047.
Veterans: settlement on farm lands, 8773,
8783, 8930.
.Veterans' Administration: Department
of Medicine and Surgery, 11663, 11669.
War criminals, 8579.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
ANDRESEN, JOHN R., authorize Secretary of
Interior to sell certain lands in Mon-
tana to (see bill H. R. 4877).
ANDREWS, BERT, article entitled "Wallace's
Demeanor at Hearing Left Senators"
Uneasy" from Washington Post by,
A569.
ANDREWS, CHARLES 0. (a Senator from
Florida).
Appointed chairman, Committee on
Public Buildings and Grounds, 466.
Appointed on committee, 169, 170.
Appointed member on committee to plan
improvement of Senate Chamber, 7937.
Article by Capt. Dudley W. Knox entitled
"Founders of the American Navy,"
10072.
Resignation from committee, 466.
Telegram to Senator Thomas of Okla-
homa and resolution by county com-
missioners of De Soto County, Fla., rel-
ative to OPA meat regulations, 5877.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Capitol: relating to appropriation for
roofs and skylights over Senate and
House wings (see S. J. Res. 31), 1114.
.Coast Guard: extending certain recog-
nition and rights to temporary mem-
bers of Reserve, includtng Voluntary
Port Security Force and Coast Guard
Auxiliary (see bill S. 1465), 9374.
Daylight-saving time: to repeal act es-
tablishing (see bill S. 1368), 8361.
District of Columbia: to construct build-
ing for United States Court of Appeals
(see bill S. 1603), 10753.
Flag of the United States: to prevent des-
ecration and mutilation of (see bill
S. 539), 1113.
Huffman, Marie J., for relief (see bill S.
929), 3749.
Income tax: to exempt persons who
served in present war from payment
of (see bill S. 538), 1113.
Jennings, John R., for relief (see bill S.
1265), 7508.
Military and educational training: re-
questing information concerning (see
S. J. Res. 95), 8663.
Scott, William B., for relief (see bill S.
712), 1887.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Committee on Public Buildings and
Grounds: assistant clerk (see S. Res.
51), 466.
Congress: establishment of joint rules
concerning the subject matter of bills
and mode of amending laws (see S.
Con. Res. 10), 1115.
Pan-American Highway System: investi-
gation regarding (see S. Res. 74), 921.
Securities and Exchange Commission and
the Post Office Department: to investi-
gate (see S. Res. 35), 330.
Remarks by, on
Airports: Federal aid bill, 8523.
-telegram from Gov. Millard F.
Caldwell, 8523.
Armed forces: demobilization program,
9475, 10637.
Army: discharge of doctors, 8597.
Capitol Building: repairs, 7434.
Chandler, Albert B., resignation from
Senate, 10128.
Cret, Paul P.: tribute to, 8880.
Diaz, Jorge Lu!s Cordova: notice of hear-
ing, 10001.
District of Columbia: building for
United States Court of Appeals, 10753.
27
ANDREWS, CHARLES O.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Government agencies: reorganization,
10328.
Revenue Act of 1945, 9951, 9952, 10260.
United Nations Charter, 8175.
Wilson, Woodrow: farewell speech, 8177,
Reports made by, from
Committee on the Judiciary:
Hoffman, George Earl: nomination, 8690.
Phillips, Herbert S.: nomination, 8690.
Committee on Naval Affairs:
Stockton, Capt. Gilchrist Baker: nomi-
nation, 8838.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
ANDREWS, FORREST E., increase pension
(see bill H. R. 857).
ANDREWS, GEORGE W. (a Representative
from Alabama).
Address by Representative Jennings
Randolph before American Road
Builders' Association relative to rela-
tionship between industry and Gov-
ernment, A226.
Address by A. B. Hope, Notasulga, Ala., on
postwar program of Alabama Bankers
Association, A2590.
Appointed on committee, 274.
Appointed conferee, 2412.
Letter by William B. Oliver enclosing
sermon by Robert E. Sherrill on sub-
ject What Our Church Teaches About
Christian Marriage, A2495.
Speech by Jimmie Chappell, Union
Springs, Ala., on postwar education,
A2654.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Army: promotion of officers on retired
list (see bill H. R. 1643), 431.
Fortner, Clara M.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 1667), 431.
Jones, Carey: for relief (see bill H. R.
3877), 7890.
Long, Lindon A.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 1974), 769.
Ogletree, Stephen Swan: for relief (see
bill H. R. 3609), 6870.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
ANDREWS, JOHN, resolution to elect clerk
of the H6use, rejected (H. Res. 1*), 8.
ANDREWS, MINTA P., pension (see bill H. R.
1255).
ANDREWS, RALPH M., statement relative to
St. Lawrence seaway by, A1045.
ANDREWS, STEFFAN, statement on surplus
military property dumped into Pacific
Ocean from Milwaukee Journal by,
A5236.
ANDREWS, WALTER G. (a Representative
from New York).
Attended, 8.
Appointed on Board of Visitors to Mili-
tary Academy, 641.
Appointed on committee, 88.
Appointed to Committee on Selective
Service Occupational Deferment of
Officers and Employees of the Legisla-
tive Branch, 134.
Appointed conferee, 2203, 9155.
Article by Grantland Rice entitled "Win,
Lose, or Draw,'. A739.
Article by Ernest M. Hopkins on univer-
sal military training, A2138.
Communication from Citizens Com-
mittee for Military Training of Young
Men, Inc., urging military training,
A1818.
Editorial from Charlotte (N. C.) Ob-
server on universal military training,
A4976.
Letter to President from college presi-
dents urging consideration of universal
military training now, A680.
Letter from Secretary of State Stettinius
relative to recognition of Italy as an
ally, A1818.
Questions and answers on nursing in
wartime, A967.

ANDREWS, WALTER G.-Continued.
Resolution adopted by Polish-American
Congress of Western New York criticiz-
ing decisions of Yalta Conference,
A1876.
Statement by Arthur L. Williston rela-
tive to manpower issue, Al188:
Statement by War Department outlining
plans for redeployment of troops,
A2120.
Statement by Karl T. Compton, Massa-
chusetts Institute of Technology on
universal military training, A2809,
Statement by Gen. George C. Marshall
giving facts of demobilization, A3870.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Anedican Veterans of World War II:
to incorporate (see bill H. R. 1962),
768.
Armed forces: to extend eligibility for
mustering-out payments to members
released to accept employment (see
bill H. R. 2433), 1706.
-to provide a medal for members
serving in present war (see bill H. R.
3436), 5923.
Blackmore, John R., and wife, for relief
(see bill H. R. 2300), 1341.
Heyl, Helmuth, for relief (see bill H. R.
5024), 12229.
Kermit Roosevelt Fund: relating to (see
H, J. Res. 136), 2702.
Labor organizations: to require filing of
annual financial reports by (see bill
H, R. 4960), 119P1.
Mexican Border Service Medal: to issue
(see bill H. R. 2322), 1401.
Mustering-Out Payment Act of 1944: to
amend (see bill H. R. 3625), 7038.
Nevmann, Gerhard: to naturalize (see
bill H. R. 3441), 5924.
Ryan, Edith, for relief (see bill H. R.
3042), 3822.
Selective Service System: to grant award
of merit to uncompensated personnel
of (see bill H. R. 1812), 590.
Tatko, John, for relief (see bill H. R.
3553), 6585.
Veterans: to pay not to exceed $50 to
apply to cost of cemetery space for
burial of (see bill H. R. 2751), 2702.
-providing for a service medal for
(see bill H. R. 1985), 838.
-- to pay not to exceed $50 to defray
cost of cemetery property for burial of
(see bill H. R. 2434), 1706.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 5529, 6013,
10169.
Societies and associations, 1043, 1108,
2239, 3822, 4007, 4685, 4777, 7392, 9513,
11855, 12030.
State legislatures, 4370, 5121, 5924.
Remarks by, on
Armed forces: voluntary enlistment bill,
8622, 8623, 8624, 8650, 8652, 8653, 8706,
8709, 8716.
Army: commissioned officers, 12208.
- discharges, 8609.
-enlistments during war period,
2420.
-mustering-out plan, 4545.
Coast Guard: grade of admiral, 1259.
Draft boards: award of merit to mem-
bers, 4275.
Marine Corps: grade of general, 1257.
Materials: requisition (H. R. 3232), 6295.
Military and Naval Academies: appoint-
ments to, 8697.
National Academy of Science, 6153, 6307.
National cemeteries, 10992, 11334.
National Service Act, 570, 597, 598, 606,
621, 642, 713, 715, 735, 741, 742, 745.
-conference report, 2198, 2199, 2841,
2848.
Nurses' selective service bill, 1729, 1731,
1306, 1807, 1812, 1816, 1821, 1860, 1861,
1852, 1874. -
INDEX
ANDREWS, WALTER G.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Order of business, 11632.
Personal announcement, 5898.
Postal employees pay bill, 4642.
Presidential succession, 7016.
Roosevelt, Franklin D.: Medal of Honor,
4821.
St. Lawrence Seaway, 9501.
Selective Service Act: extension, 3905.
-Tydings amendment, 1524.
Selective Service Medal, 754.
War Department: redeployment plan,
4264, 4265.
War Department appropriation bill (civil
functions), 1049.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Military Affairs:
Armed forces: Medal for service in (H. R.
3436, Rept. 748), 6084.
Kermit Roosevelt fund (H. J. Res. 136,
Rept. 508), 4085.
Mexican Border Service Medal (H. R.
2322, Rept. 507), 4085.
Selective Service System (H. R. 1812,
Rept. 511), 4174.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
ANDRUS, SUFRONIA, relief of estate (see
bill S. 1683).
"A NEW DECADE OF FALSE PEACE?' arti-
cle by Walling Keith in Gadsden (Ala.)
Times entitled, A4923.
"A NEW OUTLOOK," article appearing in
Life magazine written by James P.
O'Bryan entitled, A5052.
ANGELES NATIONAL FOREST, CALIF., re-
lief of certain persons occupying lands
within drainage of Arroyo Seco (see bill
H. R. 96.).
ANGELL, HOMER D. (a Representative from
Oregon).
Address by Henry J. Kaiser before San
Francisco Chamber of Commerce,
A4052.
Address by John Cyprian Stevens on sub-
ject Private Enterprise, A4043.
Address by Palmer Hoyt before Portland,
Oreg., Rotary Club, entitled "Last
Chance," A3914.
Address by Gov. Earl Snell, of Oregon,
before Governors' Conference at Reno,
on subject Light Metal's Industry in
the West, A2114.
Appointed on committee, 492.
Appointed on funeral committee, 10628.
Article by Richard L. Neuberger relative
to Ira N. Gabrielson's work in wildlife
conservation, A26.
Article from Collier's by Capt. Richard L.
Neuberger entitled "Go North, Young
man," A96.
Article by Richard L. Neuberger in Pro-
gressive relative to congressional visits
to fighting men, A318.
Article in Harpers magazine entitled
"The Great Salmon Experiment" by
Richard L. Neuberger, A433.
Article by N. H. Engle in Christian Sci-
ence Monitor entitled "Aluminum Dis-
covers the Northwest," A840.
Article from Oregonian entitled "The
Flag Above Iwo Jima," A1106.
Article by Capt. Richard L. Neuberger
in St. Louis Post-Dispatch entitled
"Alaska Now Last Frontier," A928.
Article from Look magazine by Senator
Connally entitled "How Can We Keep
the Peace?" A1546.
Article by Dean Johnson in the Oregon-
ian on forestry resources of Oregon,
A2087.
Article b). Robert A. Barr entitled "Wood
Pulp Waste Converted Into Alcohol,
Acetone, and Fuel," A2152.
Article from the Oregonian relative to
Portland housing land, A2662.
Article by Philip H. Parish concerning
dam plans for Columbia and Snake
Rivers, A3189.
ANGELL, HOMER D.-Continued.
Article from Christian Science Monitor
entitled "Grim Prospect for Coasts In-
dustry," A3178.
Article from the Oregonian entitled
"Give Us Our Meat," A3181.
Article from the Oregonian telling of ex-
cellent work of USO and Red Cross at
Portland depot, A3162.
Article by Cedric Adams entitled "In
This Corner" relative to meat situa-
tion in Canada, 6604.
Article by Gloria Lubar from Washington
Post entitled "Little Men Ask Bowles
for Relief," 6604.
Article by Russ Symontowne from Wash-
ington Times-Herald entitled "Blame
United States Sugar Policy for Chaos
In Cuban Industry," 6546.
Article by W. B. Greeley from Timber
Operator relative to lumber produc-
tion, 6547.
Article from Oregon Journal entitled
"Northwest Meat Dealers Ready To
Call Strike," 6545.
Article from Washington Post relative
to loss of 4,000 chickens due to failure
of War Food Administration, 6544.
Article by Arthur S. Maxwell in Signs of
the Times on subject of atomic bomb,
A4212.
Article by Richard L. Neuberger in Sun-
day Oregonian on electrification of
railroads, A3860.
Article by Richard L. Neuberger entitled
"From Coal to Kilowatts," A4045.
Article by Timber Operators Association
on control of forest fires,A3856.
Article appearing In Portland Oregonian
by Frank Barton relative to new meth-
od for shipment of turkeys, A5297.
Article appearing in Washington Times-
Herald written by Lt. Comdr. Tyrrell
Krum entitled "Veterans' Affairs,"
A5299.
Article by David Lawrence entitled
"Value of GM Books To Probers Ques-
tioned-Observer Says Long Study
Could Bring Wrong Decision on Pay,"
A5814.
Article by J. R. Ferron from Signs of the
Times paying tribute to Desmond T.
Doss, first conscientious objector to
receive Congressional Medal of Honor,
A5366.
Article from Oregon Sunday Journal by
David Lawrence entitled "American Le-
gion Proposes Real Preparedness Sys-
tem," A5360.
Article from Saturday Evening Post on
Japanese Cruelty, A5403.
Article from Signalman's Journal by
Richard L. Neuberger relative to
Grand Coulee power for railroads,
A5641.
Articles by Richard L. Neuberger and
Robert W. Sawyer appearing in the
Sunday Oregonian for and against a
Columbia Valley Authority, A5301-
A5306
Correspondence from National Lumber
Manufacturers Association relative to
bottlenecks in home building, A5767.
Editorial from Portland Oregonian on
Oregon troops overseas, A1964.
Editorial from Oregon Daily Journal en-
titled "Portland, World Port," A2522.
Editorial from Oregonian on regulation
of railroads, A2523.
Editorial by Frank T. Morgan from Ore-
gon Daily Journal entitled "Sugar Pol-
icy Stupid," 6546.
Editorial from Oregon Journal entitled
"We Could Have Sugar," 6546.
Editorial from Oregonian on home build-
ing, A3940.
Editorial from Oregonian on universal
military training, A4528.
Editorial
tion of from the Oregonian on unifica-
Army and Navy, A4667.

ANGELL, HOMER D.-Continued.
Editorial from the Oregonian on Presi-
dent's foreign .affairs program, A4668.
Editorial from Washington Post on
aluminum dilemma, A4610.
Editorial from the Oregon Daily Journal
relative to control of the waste and
destruction caused by high waters of
the Columbia and Willamette Rivers,
A5720.
Editorial from the Oregonian entitled
"Why Take It To Congress" relative to
the merger of the armed forces, A5806.
Editorial from Portland Oregonian rela-
tive to the struggle for power in the
Northwest, A5727.
Excerpt from editorial in Christian
Science Monitor relative to atomic en-
ergy, A5811.
Letter from Portland Oregonian on fu-
ture of Oregon, A2363.
Letter by Frank Thornton relative to
policy of OPA, 6546.
Letter from Dallas County (Tex.) Demo-
cratic Executive Committee relative to
Government bureaucracy, 6547.
Letter to Thomas R. Payne from OPA
relative to home-slaughter of meat,
6545.
Letter from OPA relative to storage of
farm-slaughtered meat in freezer lock-
ers, 6545.
Letter by a soldier relative to Army dis-
charge program, A4500.
Letter from a group of servicemen rela-
tive to Army discharges and regula-
tions regarding insignia, A4029.
Letter from Civil Service Commission
relative to annual and sick leave for
classified substitute postal employees,
A5776.
Newspaper articles criticising OPA op-
erations, A3061.
Poem by W. A. Luce entitled "Uncle
Sammie's Oldsters," A4019.
Prayer by Charles Gordon Ames relative
to an impartial liberty and law, A5811.
Radio address of Henry L. Stimson urg-
ing national service legislation, A723.
Resolution of Oregon Legislature to re-
store standard time, A851.
Resolution of Oregon Legislature relative
to restoring lands to mineral entry,
A856.
Resolutions of Oregon Legislature and
Portland Chamber of Commerce urging
appropriation for research in forest
products, A1096.
Resolutions by Oregon Legislature and
Portland Chamber of Commerce rela-
tive to Forest Products Laboratory,
2688.
Statement of Henry Van Dyke to be used
as guideposts on the footpath to peace,
A5811.
Table:. flood-control projects, 11260.
-lumber, 1378.
- river and harbor projects, 1376,
11260.
Text of communiqu6 from Big Three
conference with respect to control of
atomic energy, A5811.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Alaska: to establish hospital for insane
of (see bill H. R. 1412), 267.
Baker, George E., for relief (see bill
H. R. 1456), 267.
Baker, Wilma E., for relief (see bill H. R.
3043), 3822.
Berg, Esther L., for relief (see bill H. R.
2826), 2966.
Blind persons: to assist (see bill H. R.
2594), 2072.
-to provide annuities for (see bill
H. R. 1416), 267.
Bonneville Project Act: to amend (see
bill H. R. 2690), 2517.
Brokaw, J. F., and wife, for relief (see
bill H. R. 3697), 7267.
Civil Service Retirement Act: to amend
(see bills H. R. 1417, 2599), 267, 2165.
INDEX
ANGELL, HOMER D.-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced'by
Commission on Taxation in the United
States: to establish (see bill H. R.
1410), 267.
Constitution of the United States: to
amend relative to terms of office of
the President (see H. J. Res. 68), 267.
Contracting & Sales Co., Inc., for relief
(see bill H. H. 1454), 267.
Cooney, James G., for relief (see bill
H. R. 3697), 7267.
Employees of the United States: to im-
prove salary and wage administration
(see bill H. R. 2703), 2584.
Forest lands: to acquire for road pur-
poses (see bill H. R. 1407), 267.
Gunther, Earl, and wife, for relief (see
bill H. R. 3697), 7267.
Learned, Irving W., for relief (see bill
H. R. 4915), 11605.
Mount Hood National Forest, Oreg.: to
acquire certain forest lands in (see bill
H. R. 1408), 267.
Mount McKinley National Park: protec-
tion of Dall sheep, caribou, and other
wildlife (see bill H. R. 5004), 12101.
Old-age assistance: to provide every
adult citizen with equal basic Federal
insurance (see bill H. R. 2230), 1207.
Physically handicapped children: to pro-
vide for education of (see bill H. R.
1415), 267.
Poole, Martha J.: to pension (see bill
H. R. 1452), 267.
Portland, Oreg.: to construct National
Guard armory at (see bill H. R. 1413),
267.
- to establish national cemetery in
vicinity (see bill H. R. 1409), 267.
Postmasters: relating to annual and sick
leave (see bill H. R. 5101), 12550.
Powell, Edith M.: for relief (see bill H. R.
1453), 267.
Railroad Retirement Act: to amend (see
bill H. R. 1406), 267.
Real property sold by the United States:
relating to taxation by State and local
taxing units (see bill H. R. 4786), 11006.
Reconstruction Finance Corporation Act:
to amend (see bill H. R. 1420), 267.
to authorize -purchase of alumi-
num by (see bill H. R. 4840), 11155.
Retirement Act of 1904: to amend (see
bill H. R. 1859), 640.
Social Security Act: to extend to certain
disabled persons (see bill H. R. 1411),
257.
-- relating to payment of certain
benefits under (see bill H. R. 1414), 267.
Snedecor, Palmer G.: for relief (see bill
H. T1.1455), 267.
States: to provide taxation of real prop-
•erty acquired for military purposes (see
bill H. R. 1418), 267.
Tide and submerged lands: to declare
policy of the Government in regard to
(see H. J. Res. 67), 267.
War with Spain: to provide pension bene-
fits equivalent to those granted Civil
War veterans (see bill H. R. 1419), 267.
Webb, George: for relief (see bill H. R.
1344), 190.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Armaments: to control and reduce (see
H. Con. Res. 106), 11450.
Daylight-saving time: to repeal act pro-
viding for (see H. Con. Res. 78), 8418.
' Mott, James E.: death of (see H. Res.
396), 10625, 10626.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 4370, 4858.
State legislatures, 1748, 1991, 2310, 2585,
2702.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill, 2687.
-- conference report, 3795.
Alaska Development program, 3881.
.Aluminum production facilities: dis-
posal problems, 10149,
29
ANGELL, HOMER D.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
America: Problems in postwar world,
A5810.
Appropriations: reduction of certain,
6144, 9842.
Armed forces: demobilization, 9669,
A3757, A3758.
- voluntary enlistment bill, 8637.
Atomic bomb, A4212.
Bauxite, 9191.
Black markets, 6546.
Bonneville Administration: appropria-
tion, 3891.
-power rates, 7312.
war accomplishments, 3879.
Bretton Woods Agreements Act, 5671.
Calves: slaughter, 6544.
Child-welfare centers, 8554, 9844.
-- _letter by Saidie Orr Dunbar, 9844.
Citrus fruits, 12538
Columbia River project, 1378
Debt limit: increase, 1942.
Deficiency appropriation bill, 11143,
11144, 11214, 11260.
Employment in postwar era, 7252.
Farm labor and Army manpower, 286.
Federal employees pay bill, 6061.
Flood-control projects, 11214, 11360.
Forest products of Pacific Northwest,
, A1096.
Forestry, research, 2687, 3795.
Government corporations: financial con-
trol, 8554.
Grand Coulee reclamation project, 1378.
Housing for veterans, 12291.
Interior Department appropriation bill,
3817, 3879, 3883, 3891, 6944, 6949.
Jackson, Second Lt. Arthur J.: heroism,
A4198.
Jackson, Maria: contribution to Oregon
by, 8606.
Lumber industry: problems, 6547.
Meat shortage, 6544.
- national scandal, 6604.
Members of Congress: expense allowance,
5729.
salary increase, 4429.
Mott, James W.: eulogy, 10625, 10626.
Navy: postwar composition, 10149.
OPA: inefficient administration, 6544.
Oregon: sales of E bonds, 8606.
Pearl Harbor investigation, 8500.
Palestine resolution, 12383.
Postal employees: annual and sick leave
for classified substitute, A5776.
Salary increase, 4622.
Price Control Act: amendment, 6544,
6604.
Rentals, 6547.
Rivers and harbors bill, 1375, 1376.
San Francisco Conference: participation
of citizens from Oregon, A2096.
Sheep in Northwest, 6545.
Snake River project, 1378.
Stabilization Act of 1942: amendment,
6544, 6604.
Standard time: to restore, A3766.
Sugar program: bungling, 6546.
Tax adjustment bill, 7312.
Tidelands: quieting title to, 8840, 8851.
Turkeys: new method for shipment of,
A5297.
Umatilla Dam project, 1378.
Vessels: sale of surplus, 9189.
Veterans: hospitals, 11143.
War-industry plants in Columbia River
Basin: postwar use, 9189.
-- 23-point program, 9191.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
ANIMALS, enable Secretary of Agriculture to
suppress and extirpate contagious, in-
fectious, and communicable diseases of
dogs and other carnivorous (see bill
H. H. 1986).
Letter and report by Bureau of Medi-
cine and Surgery, Navy Department,
relative to use in medical research of,
A813.
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ANIMAL AND PLANT DISEASES, provide that
several States shall continue effective
measures of control and protection
against importation of (see bills S.
818; H. R. 3321*).
ANNAPOLIS PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION,
remarks in House relative to, A4762.
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY, MD., opening
a road on the District of Columbia
Training School property in (see bill
H. R. 3873*).
ANNISTON (ALA.) STAR, editorial entitled
"Sparks Is Courageous" from, A5707.
"ANOTHER RACE IN ARMAMENTS," ar-
ticle by A, Q. Miller entitled, A4887.
ANROD, C. W., articles entitled "The Ad-
justment of Industrial Disputes" from
America by B. L. Masse and, A4261,
A4262.
ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION OF 1939-41,
provide for presentation of medals to
members of (see bill S. 397*).
ANTHONY, SUSAN B,, remarks In Senate
relative to the one hundred and
twenty-fifth anniversary of the birth
of, 1117.
ANTHRACITE COAL, remarks in House rela-
tive to the problem of reconversion of
the anthracite area, 8490.
ANTIDUMPING LEGISLATION, remarks In
House relative to, 1982,
ANTILYNCHING BILL (H. R. 1698), re-
marks in House relative- to, 2546.
ANTI-POLL-TAX BILL. See also POLL TAX.
Petition urging passage of bill (H. R. 7)
making unlawful, 12031.
ANTIQUITIES ACT, memorial of the legisla-
ture of Utah urging ainendment of,
2801.
ANTIRACKETEERING ACT, amend (see bills
H. R. 32*; H. Res. 406).
Remarks In House relative to, 11905,
A5427, A5449.
Remarks in House relative to justifica-
tion of, 11842.
ANTI-SEMITISM, article by Philip Wylie
from American Mercury relative to,
A859.
Remarks in House relative to, A4185.
Remarks in House relative to crime
against American democracy, A1679.
Remarks in House relative to presence
In this country of spirit of, A4271.
Remarks in House relative to Robert
Ley's renunciation of, A4613.
Statement by Adolph Hitler relative to,
A1679.
ANTISTRIKE e LEGISLATION, memorials
against, 12231,
ANZURES, THEODORA 0., ET AL., relief '(see
H. R. 3751).
"A. & P. IN FIGHT FOR ITS LIFE WHEN
ROOSEVELT GOT THAT LOAN," ar-
tcle from Washington Times-Herald
captioned, A2939.
APACHE INDIANS. See INDIANS.
APALACHICOLA RIVER, FLA., authorize
dredging of boat basin at mouth of
(see bill H. R. 1990).
APPALACHIAN NATIONAL FOREST, promote
development of oil and gas on the
public domain and on lands acquired
for (see bills S. 1236; H. R. 3711).
APPRENTICESHIP TRAINING PROGRAM,
remarks In House relative to, A5145.
APPRENTICE TRAINING FOR VETERANS,
remarks In house relative to, 9754.
APPROPRIATION BILLS.
Committee on Fair Employment Practice
(see H. J. Res. 219").
Deficiencies (see bills H. R. 2374", 3579*,
4805*; H. J. Res. 141', 174').
Department of Agriculture (see bill H. R.
2689').
Department of Commerce (see bill H. R.
2603*).
INDEX
APPROPRIATION BILLS-Continued.
Drepartment of the Interior (see bill
H. R. 3024').
Department of the Judiciary (see bill
H. R. 2603*).
Department of Justice (see bill H. R.
2603').
Department of Labor (see bill H. R.
3199').
Departments of State, Justice, and Loan
Agencies (see bill H. R. 2603*), 2153.
District of Columbia (see bill H. R.
3306*).
Executive Office (see bill H. R. 1984').
Federal Loan Agency (see bill H. R.
2603*). . June 30, 1945, for Children's Bureau
Federal Security Agency (see bill H. R.
3199').
Independent offices (see bill H. R. 1984',
5201").
Joint resolution proposing amendment
to the Constitution relative to disap-
proval of items in general (see S. J.
Re. 5).
Joint resolution making supplemental
appropriations for fiscal year ending
June 30, 1945, In lieu of certain appro-
priations contained in H. R. 2374 Sev-
enty-ninth Congress, first session (see
H. J. Res. 141').
Legislative (see bill H. R. 3109').
Military Establishment (see bill H. R.
3550*).
National War Agencies (see bill H. R.
3368*).
Navy Department (see bill H. R. 2907*).
Post Office Department (see bill H. R.
2252').
Rivers and Harbors (see bill S. 25*).
Treasury Department (see bill H. R.
2252').
War agencies (see bill H. R. 3368', 3649*).
War Department (see bill H. R. 2126',
3550'). 0
APPROPRIATIONS, amendment in Senate to
bill (H. R. 4407) reducing certain,
10072.
Amendment in Senate to the first sup-
plemental surplus appropriation res-
cission act, 1946, 10755, 10788.
Bill to amend Second Deficiency Appro-
priation Act of 1944, to provide for ex-
tension of period for liquidation of
Public Works Administration (see
bills S. 656; H. R. 2412).
Bill making appropriations for salaries
and expenses necessary for wage sta-
bilization program (see bill H. R.
2437).
Bill making appropriations for fiscal
year ending June 30, 1946, for civil
functions administered by War De-
partment (see bill H. R. 2832).
Bill to amend Second Deficiency Appro-
priation Act of 1935 (see bills S. 1001;
H. R. 3219).
Bill further amending part of act mak-
ing appropriations for naval service for
year ending June 30, 1921, relating to
conservation, protection, and opera-
tion of naval petroleum and oil-shale
reserves (see bills S. 1025; H. R. 3269).
Bill to amend section 27 of the act of
May 18, 1916, making appropriations
for Bureau of Indian Affairs for fiscal
year ending June 30, 1917 (see bill S.
1087).
Bill reducing certain appropriations
available in fiscal year ending June 30,
1946 (see bill H. R. 4103').
Bill reducing appropriations and con-
tract authorizations for fiscal year
1946 (see bill H. R. 4407*).
Bill to require revenues b3 covered Into
the Treasury, that expenditures of
Government agencies be made only
from funds appropriated by Congress
(see bill S. 1302).
Chronological history of, Seventy-sixth
Congress, first session, January 8 to
August 5, 1939, 8194.
APPROPRIATIONS-Continued.
Concurrent resolution relative to match-
ing of appropriations for foreign relief
with like appropriations for veterans'
rehabilitation (see H. Con. Res. 118).
Joint resolution making an appropria-
tion for emergency flood control made
necessary by recent floods (see H. J.
Res. 190).
Joint resolution reducing certain appro-
priations available in the. fiscal year
ending June 30, 1945 (see H. J. Res.
202').
Joint resolution making a supplemental
appropriation for fiscal year ending
(see H. J. Res. 212).
Message from the President transmitting
deficiency and supplemental estimates
of (H. Doec. 25), 326.
Message from President transmitting
supplemental estimate of appropria-
tions for war agencies (H. Docs. 129,
121), 2632.
Message from President transmitting
proposed rescissions (H. Doe. 186) of,
4857, 4928.
Message from President transmitting
recommendation for reductions of war-
time (H. Does. 280, 286), 8335, 8616.
Remarks in House relative to, 7734.
Remarks in House and table showing ap-
propriations of first session, Seventy-
ninth Congress, A3559-A3564.
Remarks in House relative to the bill (H.
R. 4407) to reduce, 9824.
Remarks in House on conference report
on bill H. R. 4407 reducing cettain,
11229.
Remarks in House relative to the defi-
ciency appropriation bill (H. R. 4805'),
10993, 11046, 11066, 11069, 11124,
11133, 11181, 11189, 11197, 11204.
Remarks in Senate relative to, 7513.
Resolutions providing examiners and
other personnel necessary for acquisi-
tion of adequate information for the
use of subcommittees on (see H. Res.
213, 214).
Table showing unexpended balances of,
1938.
Table showing unobligated balances as of
November 30, 1944, 890.
Table showing amount of budget esti-
mates and amount of appropriations
in bill of first session, Seventy-ninth
Congress, A3559.
Tabulation of funds available under
House Resolution 116 of the Seventy-
eighth Congress, 292.
AQUITANIA, remarks in House relative to
withdrawal from troop service by the
British of, A4405.
Article from Washington Post relative to,
A4313.
Remarks in House relative to, A4313,
A4346.
ARABIA, Correspondence relative to Palestine
between President Roosevelt and King
Ibn Saud, of Saudi, A4559, A4560.
Remarks in House relative to threats to
cancel oil concessions of American
companies by King Ibn Saud of, A4572.
Remarks in House relative to secret com-
mitments by President Roosevelt to
Ibn Saud, King of, A4475.
ARABIAN PROBLEM IN NEAR EAST, edi-
torial from New York Post relative to,
A2832.
ARAB-JEWISH PROBLEM, message from
Hebrew Committee of National Libera-
tion to Middle Eastern states confer-
ence relative to settlement of, A1018.
ARAB OFFICE, statement on the Arabs in-
sist on their rights by, 12389.
"ARABS PLAN OIL BAN IF UNITED STATES
AIDS ZIONISM," article by Clifton
Daniel from New York Times entitled,
A4572.

ARABS, remarks in House relative to pro-Nazi
record in World War II of, A4433.
Remarks in House relative to, A4733.
"ARBITRATING THE GOOSE AND THE
GOLDEN EGG," article by Arthur
Krock from New York Times entitled,
A4632, A4671.
ARBITRATION PROCEDURES, remarks in,
House relative to the need for, 2780.
ARCHDALE, EDWARD, authorize issuance of
a patent in fee to (see bill S. 1663).
ARCHIE, WILLARD D., editorial on OPA-Un-
American policy from Shenandoah
Sentinel by, A4064.
Editorial on military preparedness-
Marshall's address from Shenandoah
(Iowa) Evening Sentinel by, A4740.
ARCHIQUETTE, FLOYD L., authorize Secre-
tary of Interior to sell certain lands in
Montana to (see bill H. R. 4555).
ARCHITECT OF THE CAPITOL, message
from President transmitting supple-
mental estimate of appropriation for
(S. Doec. 121), 11524.
ARCHIVIST OF TIlE UNITED STATES, let-
ter transmitting list of useless papers
in certain departments of the Govern-
ment, 97, 640, 672, 837, 909, 1043, 1285,
1320, 1389, 1404, 1595, 1640, 1747, 1750,
2074, 2238, 2311, 2380, 2458, 2516, 2933,
3108, 3228, 3229, 3351, 3391, 3536, 3595,
3620, 3706, 4215, 4497, 4500, 4779, 4857,
5121, 5173, 5383, 5753, 5923, 6203, 6245.
6321, 6408, 6631, 6700, 7147, 7148, 7391,
7429, 7588, 7742, 8354, 8417, 8799, 9210,
9469, 9511, 9759, 10211, 10247, 10761,
10784, 10953, 11006, 11524, 11699, 11856,
11933.
Resolution authorizing Clerk of House
of Representatives to transfer certain
records not necessary in current busi-
ness to (see H. Res., 15).
"ARCTIC CRADLE OF THE ATOM," article
by Richard L. Neuberger entitled,
A4985, A5142.
ARENDS, LESLIE C. (a Representative from
Illinois).
Appointed on Board of Visitors to Mili-
tary Academy, 641.
Appointed on committee, 88, 492.
Appointed on funeral committee, 3356.
Editorial on compulsory military train-
ing, A2630.
Editorial by Arthur Krock on President's
speech on labor disputes, A4671.
Editorial from Pittsburgh Press on Alu-
minum Co. of America, A4873.
Editorial from Washington Evening Star
on transit strike, A5121.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Atomic bomb: to establish a commission
of national defense to study techno-
logical aspects of (see bill H. R. 4152),
8949.
Enlisted men: to provide for the recep-
tion by the Senate and House of Rep-
resentatives of enlisted men who have
served in the armed forces of the
United States during World War II
(see H. J. Res. 254), 9462.
Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938: to
amend (see bill H. R. 4312), 9512.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Art, literature, Ecience, etc.: to protect
proprietary rights in original thoughts,
ideas, and conceptions in, See H. Res.
134), 1080.
Remarks by, on
Armey forces: voluntary enlistment bill,
8645, 8718.
Army: alleged Communists in, 7823.
Atomic bomb: national defense In re-
lation to, 8939.
Baruch, Bernard: statement on labor re-
lations, 10441.
Committee on Roads: investigation by,
7405.
Federal employees pay bill, 5905.
Heidinger, James V.: eulogy, A2450.
INDEX
ARENDS, LESLIE C.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Labor disputes: need of congressional
action, 9817.
Labor-management relations, 10936.
Lewis, Fulton, Jr.: radio statement on
Army engineers, 6312.
National Service Act, 581, 733.
Naval Academy: appointments to,
10779.
Navy: disposition of vessels and facili-
ties, 5345.
Nurses' selective service bill, 1728, 1863.
,Price Control Act: amendment, 6602,
6486.
Public roads: investigation, 7189.
Reconversion: excerpt from letter, 9500.
Republican platform, 11780.
Scientific research program, 6312.
Stabilization Act of 1942: amendment,
6602.
War Labor Disputes Act, 10440.
-repeal, 11824.
Votes of. See YEA AND NAY VOTES.
AREM'S, JOSEPH, and DAVID, relief (see
bill H. R. 890).
"ARE WE DOZING OFF FOR THE NEXT
PEARL HARBOR?" article by I. F.
Stone from PM entitled, A3964.
"ARE WE MURDERERS?" editorial from
Christian Century entitled, A5709.
ARE WE READY TO MAKE THIS OUR
CENTURY? editorial from Buffalo
(N. Y.) Evening News relative to,
A439 1.
ARGENTINA, article by Arnaldo Cortesi rel-
ative to affairs in, 9905.
Article captioned "Writer of Expose
Threatened In Argentina" by Virginia
Prewett, A3051.
Editorial from St. Louis Star-Times rel-
ative to Ambassador Braden activities,
while in, A4395.
Remarks in House relative to failure of
the Argentine to cooperate with the
United Nations, 1397.
Remarks in House relative to diplomatic
recognition of, A2130.
Remarks in House relative to shipment
of oil and rubber tires to, 3051.
Remarks in House relative to resump-
tion of diplomatic relations with,
A4106.
'ARGENTINA -AND SPAIN, editorial entitled
"Our Mild Aid to Liberty" from Seattle
(Wash.) Star, A4346.
"ARGENTINA AND THE UNITED NATIONS,"
editorial from St. Johnsbury (Vt.)
Caledonian Record entitled, A3541.
"ARGENTINA REPORTED GETTING 500,000
TONS OF OIL FROM UNITED
STATES,'- article by Charles Corddry
captioned, A3051.
"ARGENTINA TO GET TIRES UNDER
UNITED STATES AGREEMENT," ar-
ticle from newspaper captioned, A2085.
ARGENTINA TRADE AGREEMENT, letter
relative to, 6041.
ARGONAUT (publication), editorial entitled
"Restore the Old Oregon as Patriotic
Symbol," from, A2045.
ARGUINZONIS, ANTONIO, relief (see bill S.
630).
ARGUS (magazine), article entitled "Alaska
Prosperity, Safety, and Fish" by Ed-
ward W. Allen from, A92.
ARIZMENDI, DOMINGO ACOSTA, relief of
estate (see bill H. R. 4250).'
ARIZONA, granting certain lands and interest
in lands in such State heretofore re-
leased by railroad companies to (see
bill S.339).
Bill to readjust exterior boundaries of
Kaibab National Forest, Grand Canyon
Game Preserve, and Arizona Grazing
District No. 1 (see bill S. 1226)."
31
ARIZONA-Continued.
Joint memorial requesting passage of
bills (S. 7; H. R. 1203) relative to ad-
ministrative procedure, by Legislature
of, A611.
Letter from the Secretary of State trans-
mitting an amended certificate of final
ascertainment of electors of President
and Vice President chosen in, 512,
771.
Letter relative to ratification of treaty
with Mexico pertaining to waters of
Colorado River by the Lsgislature of,
A233.
Memorial of legislature relative to premi-
um-price plan for copper, lead, and
zinc, 1210, A696.
Memorial of legislature relative to ratifi-
cation of treaty with Mexico concern-
ing waters of the Colorado, Rio Grande,
and Tia Juana Rivers, 1112, A696.
Memorial of legislature on the subject
of freedom of speech and press, 1752.
Memorial of legislature relative to bill
(S. 114) to pay for lands ceded by the
Apache Indians, 2075, A1279.
Memorial of legislature urging legisla-
tion to compensate the State for loss
of taxes on public lands, 2745.
Memorial of legislature urging legisla-
tion to prohibit importation of scrap
metal, 2460.
Memorial of legislature urging relief of
certain property owners of Santa Cruz
County, 2075, A1295.
Memorial of legislature urging the set-
ting aside of the unallotted portion of
the Colorado River Indian Reservation
for the benefit of war veterans, 2460.
Memorial of legislature relative to main-
tenance of adequate tariff rates on cop-
per, lead, and zinc, 10247.
Memorial of legislature relative to de-
velopment of airports, 10247.
Memorial of legislature urging investi-
gation of the administration of the na--
tional forests, 10113.
Memorial requesting establishment of a
national cemetery in Arizona by Legis-
lature of, A1472.
Memorial requesting establishment of
Covernment hospital at Fort Hua-
chuca, Ariz., by Legislature of, A1277.
Remarks in House relative to approval of
Mexican water treaty by Legislature of,
A1796.
Remarks in House relative to the grazing
lands in, A1369.
Remarks in House relative to reclamation
opportunities In, A4827.
Report of the Committee on Irrigation
and Reclamation in Senate relative to
water resources of (S. Rept. 555), 8136.
Summary of additional water needed by
the various projects in, 3298.
Telegram from the Governor relative to
the program for airports, 4116.
ARIZONA DAILY STAR (newspaper), edi-
torial entitled "The Japanese Emperor
and Peace" from, A4233.
Editorial entitled "General MacArthur
and His Critics" from, A4236.
Editorial entitled "The Crimean Agree-
ment" from, A745.
ARIZONA FARMER (publication), article
entitled "Making History on Yuma
Mesa" from, A1607.
ARIZONA, FEDERAL LANDS, letter from
Secretary of Agriculture transmitting
draft of bill adjusting boundaries, 6631,
6700.
ARIZONA GRAZING DISTRICT NO. 1, read-
just the exterior boundaries of (see
bill H. R. 3811).
ARIZONA REPUBLIC (newspaper), editorial
entitled "McFarland Seeks To Protect
Raw Materials in Trade Agreements"
from, A3413.
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ARKANSAS, address by Senator McClellan
before joint session of General Assem-
bly of, A1227.
Address by Governor Laney (Arkansas)
relative to problems, conditions, and
opportunities in, A2195.
Credentials of Senator-elect J. William
Fulbright of the State of, 3. ; Article by George Fielding Eliot relative
Editorial from Arkansas Gazette relative
to importance of water to, A828.
Memorial of legislature rescinding reso-
lution adopted by a former Legislature
of, 1209.
Memorial of legislature supporting bill
(H. R. 381) providing taxation of pub-
lic lands, A593.
Memorial of legislature relative to taxes
on income, gifts, and inheritances,
1209.
Memorial of legislature remonstrating
against proposed repeal of the income
tax, 1209.
Memorial of legislature urging retention
of the National Guard in the postwar
program, 911.
Memorial of legislature relative to flood
control, 2076.
Memorial relative to future development
of Arkansas River by General Assem-
bly of, Ali51.
Memorial of legislature urging passage
of a resolution to name Lake Greeson
and the Whiteside Dam, 8356.
Radio address by Representative Trimble
relative to development of Third Con-
gressional District of, A2440.
Remarks in House relative to repeal of
legislation favoring twenty-second
amendment to the Constitution by
General Assembly of, A278.
Remarks in House relative to rescinding
legislation favoring twenty-second
amendment by Legislature of, A428.
Remarks in House relative to industrial
and mineral survey by Interior De-
partment of Third Congressional Dis-
trict of, A2440.
Resolution relative to operation of Jones
Mills aluminum plant by General As-
sembly of, A1784.
Resolution relative to farm training for
Negro veterans by General Assembly of,
A1789.
Statement from Bureau of Mines relative
to deposits of bauxite in, A2304.
Table: value of minerals of, A3703.
-value of cash sales of agricultural
and forest products of, A3703.
-value of raw materials of, A3703.
Text of House concurrent resolutions 3
and 4 relative to rescinding legislation
favoring twenty-second amendment by
legislature of, A429.
Text of concurrent resolution relative to
disposition of certain public lands in
Arkansas adopted by general assembly
- of, A531.
ARKANSAS AGRICULTURAL MECHANICAL
AND NORMAL COLLEGE, authorize
'Secretary of Agriculture to transfer
certain lands in Jefferson and Arkan-
sas Counties, Ark., to (see bill H. R.
2829).
ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT (newspaper), edi-
torial relative to illusions and dangers
of full employment bill from, A4637.
Editorial entitled "That Loan to Brit-
ain" from, A5665.
ARKANSAS GAZETTE (newspaper), edi-
torial relative to importance of water
to Arkansas from, A828.
Editorial entitled "The Strawberry in
Arkansas" from, A2146.
Editorial on Recreation provided
through flood control from, A3535.
Editorial entitled "Today the Tariff Has
Deeper Meaning" from, A2620.
ARKANSAS RIVER, article by C. F. Byrns
from Fort Smith ("'rk.) Times-Record
relative to development of, A710, A1074.
INDEX
ARKANSAS RIVER-Continued.
Article by C. F. Byrns from Fort Smith
(Ark.) Times-Record relative to floods
on, A1862.
Bill to allow the States of Colorado and
Kansas to enter ,into a compact for
division of the waters of (see bill H. R.
914).
Bill providing-flood control of, and dis-
tribution of electric energy generated
by waters of basin of (see bill H. R.
518).
Bills relative to Colorado and Kansas en-
tering into compact for distribution of
water of (see bills S. 187; H. R. 914*).
Bill relating to acquisition of rights-of-
way for levee construction from Pine
Bluff, Ark., to Mississippi River, on
north bank of (see H. R. 4869).
Memorial by General Assembly of Ar-
kansas relative to future development
of, Al151.
Resolutions requesting Board of Engi-
neers for Rivers and Harbors to re-
view report of (see H. Res. 364, 391).
Statement by C. F. Byrns from Southwest
Times-Record of Fort Smith, Ark.,
relative to development of, A1331.
ARKANSAS' INTEREST IN DISPOSITION OF
ALUMINUM PLANTS, editorial from
Batesvllle (Ark.) Review relative to,
A4081.
ARKANSAS RIVER VALLEY, statement by
Representative Cravens in Little Rock
before Board of Engineers for Rivers
and Harbors relative to Improvement
of, A2380.
ARKANSAS VALLEY ASSOCIATION, address
on Chattanooga's experiences with
TVA by S. R. Finley at Muskogee, Okla.,
before, A2026.
ARKANSAS VALLEY AUTHORITY, article by
C. F. Byrns from Fort Smith (Ark.)
Times-Record relative to disadvantage
of, A710, A1074.
Resolution by Arkansas Valley Authority
Association of Oklahoma relative to
creation of, A1154.
ARKANSAS VALLEY DITCH ASSOCIATION,
resolution adopted by the executive
committee protesting against enact-
ment of legislation providing for crea-
tion of Missouri Valley Authority, the
Columbia Valley Authority, the Ohio
Valley Authority, and the Savannah
Valley Authority, 8881. ,
ARLINGTON MEMORIAL AMPHITHEATER,
provide for erection of a tablet in
(see H. J. Res. 87).
Message of the President transmitting
the annual report of the Commission
on Erection of Memorials and Entomb-
ment of Bodies in, 10609.
ARLINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY, en-
large (see bill H. R. 3650).
Bill to provide for erection of a shrine
dedicated to the unknown heroine of
World War II in (see bill H. R. 3797).
Bill to provide for burial of unknown
soldier who lost his life overseas in
armed forces in World War II in Me-
morial Amphitheater of (see bill H. R.
3959).
Remarks in House relative to bill H. R.
3797, to provide for erection of a shrine
to unknown heroine of World War II
in, A3456.
Resolution by Wisconsin Elks Associa-
tion relative to erection of shrine to
The Unknown Heroine in, 3456.
Sermon by Bishop Michael J. Ready at
Memorial Military Field Mass, A2576.
ARMAMENT RACE, remarks in House rela-
tive to postwar, A5784.
ARMAMENT REDUCTION: LUCE'S RESOLU-
TION, editorial from Hartford (Conn.)
Courant relative to, A5195.
ARMAMENTS, reduce (see H1 Con. Res. 101).
ARMED FORCE TO ENFORCE PEACE, ra,
dio address by Representative Kopple-
mann relative to Security Council to
use, A4320.
ARMED FORCES. See' also ARMY, NAVY,
"MARINE.-CoRPS, COAST'GUARD.
to predischarge leave to ease return
to civilian life for members of, A1347.
Article captioned "Whites and Negroes
Fight Side by Side" from Washington
Evening Star, A1548.
Article from the Evening Star stating
that families are urged to hold up
Christmas packages for the Yanks,
8648.
Article from the Washingtond Post en-
titled "Armed'Forces to be Represented
by Stassen at San Francisco," A1882.
Article captioned "Discharge of troops
urged by Randolph" from Elkins (W.
Va.) Inter-Mountain, A3954.
Article entitled "Mothers Fret Over Delay
in Return of GI Fathers," by Ruth
Millett, A4444.
Article from Stars and Stripes with views
on Army's decision to release surplus
men in the States from several mem-
bers of, A4400.
Bill providing for payment during pres-
ent war of certain transportation ex-
penses of members returning home on
furlough from service overseas (see bill
H. R. 6).
Bill relating to income tax of members
for year in which they entered upon
active service (see bill H. R. 64).
Bill to grant temporary commissioned
rank to certain male nurses serving in
(see bills H. R. 68, 483).
Bill providing for enlistments in war
period (see bill H. R. 2388*).
Bill to provide for erection of memorial
stones in national cemeteries of cer-
tain servicemen missing in action or
buried at sea (see bills H. R. 118, 425).
Bill to cancel, to extent of $100, income-
tax liability for taxable year ending
immediately prior to entrance into
service, to (see bill H. R. 124).
Bill to provide adjusted-service pay for
those persons who served during pres-
ent war in (see bill H. R. 127).
Bill to extend period of Philippine In-
surrection to members engaged in hos-
tilities in Moro Province, between July
5, 1902, and December 31, 1913 (see bill
H. R. 128).
Bill to provide for return home on fur-
lough of certain members, on duty out-
side continental United States, of (see
bill H. R. 340).
Bill to extend time in which application
for servicemen's monthly family al-
lowance may be filed (see bill H. R.
350).
Bill to grant certain benefits with re-
spect to annual leave to enlisted per-
sonnel of (see bill H. R. 356).
Bill to extend certain privileges with re-
spect to accumulated leave to members
of (see bill H. R. 411).
Bill to furnish to conscientious objec-
tors a special form of honorable dis-
charge from (see bill H. R. 421).
Bill to provide an additional allowance
In computing net income for members
of (see bill H. R. 460).
Bill to provide for free postage on mail
to members of (see bill H. R. 461).
Bill to provide for additional income-tax
exemption for persons who served in
(see bill H. R. 492).
Bill to provide for entry on service rec-
ord of each member a statement of
prior service as member of any home
defense unit (see bill H. R. 501).
Bill to provide for payment, during pres-
ent war, of certain transportation ex-
penses of enlisted members, while on
emergency furlough, of (see bill H. R.
529).

ARMED FORCES-Continued.
Bill providing gift of war dogs to service-
men who trained them for their war
task (see bill H. R. 543).
Bill to authorize uniform recognition of
service in the Army, Navy, Marine
Corps, and Coast Guard in computa-
tion of retirement and longevity pay
(see_ bill H.R. 615).
Bill to provide pensions for widows and
children of deceased officers, warrant
officers, and enlisted men of (see bill
H. R. 616).
Bill providing for transportation home
during furlough for members of (see
bill H. R. 670).
Bill to exempt from income tax members
of (see bill H. R. 676).
Bill to facilitate the admission to United
States of husbands, wives, and chil-
dren of members who have served hon-
orably during present war in (see bill
H. R. 714*).
Bill. to provide an increase in pay for
personnel engaged in actual combat
(see bill H. R. 775).
Bill to grant certain benefits with respect
to accumulated leaves to personnel of
(see bill H. R. 1160).
Bill providing free laundry and dry-
cleaning service to members, while on
active duty, to members of (see bill H.
R. 1165).
Bill to exclude from income tax compen-
sation of members of (see bill H. R.
1170).
Bill to provide adjusted-service pay for
members, during the present war, of
(see bill H. R. 1176).
Bill relating to members qualified for
combat duty and for limited duty (see
bill H. R. 1280).
Bill relating to traveling expenses of
members transferred from one hospital
to another at their own request (see
bill H. R. 1283).
Bill to insure adequate medical care for
(see bill H. R. 1284).
Bill to. amend National Service Life In-
surance Act of,1940, granting insurance
to certain members discharged prior
to receiving such insurance (see bill
H. R. 1426).
Bill to regulate character of discharges
from (see bill H. R. 1518).
Bill to appoint additional cadets to Mili-
tary and Naval Academies from among
sons of members of armed forces who
have been awarded Congressional
Medal of Honor (see bill H. R. 1591*).
Bill to preserve reemployment preferences
of members who after discharge there-
from become employed in essential ac-
tivities (see bill H. R. 1645").
Bill for relief of members who served on
the Mexican border in (see bill H. R.
1653).
Bill to amend joint resolution approved
August 27, 1940, and Selective Train-
ing and Service Act of 1940, to provide
that medical statements be furnished
to persons discharged for disability
from (see bill H. R. 1658).
Bill to provide for registration, selection,
and induction of certain female per-
sons in and with (see bill H. R. 1666).
Bill to exempt tax on amounts paid for
long-distance telephone messages paid
by members of (see bill H. R. 1692).
Bill to provide for assignment to non-
hazardous posts of duty of certain
members who have lost two or more
members of their immediate family
(see bill H. R. 1697).
Bill authorizing the President to extend
time for awarding decorations for serv-
ice in any war to persons in (see bill
H. R. 1702).
Bill to provide for retirement of reserv-
ists of present war at highest rank held
in active service during such war (see
bill H. R. 1766).
XCI-Ind--3
INDEX
ARMED FORCES-Continued.
Bill to provide for appointment of addi-
tional cadets at Military Academy and
at Naval Academy from among the
sons of members who have been killed
in World War No. II (see bill H. R.
1769).
Bill to discharge registrants unlawfully
inducted into (see bill H.IR. 1921).
Bill relating to amount which may be
paid in connection with settlement of
accounts of deceased members with-
out the appointment of a legal repre-
sentative of the estate (see bill H. R.
1971).
Bill permitting naturalization of certain
persons not citizens whose sons or
daughters have served with (see bill
H. R. 1809, 1810).
Bill to provide for burial in national
cemetery at Arlington, Va., of the re-
mains of an unknown American who
lost life during the Second World War
while serving overseas in (see bill H. R.
1833).
Bill to waive charge for migratory bird
hunting stamps sold to members of
(see* bill H. R. 1897).
Bill to provide that performance of no-
tarial acts by commissioned officers, in
certain cases, shall have same effect as
though performed in District of Co-
lumbia (see bill H. R. 2201).
Bill to require pay and allowances of the
personnel to be paid in United States
currency or at a fair rate of exchange
if in the money of any other nation
(see bill H. R. 2257).
Bill to consider members whose applica-
tion for national service life insur-
ance was rejected for physical reasons
and who thereafter die in theater of
combat operations, as having been
granted such insurance (see bill H. R.
2260).
Bill providing means for bringing back
to United States for burial the re-
mains of members who died in service
and who are buried in foreign lands
(see bill H. R. 2264).
Bill to insure adequate nursing care for
(see bill H. R. 2277*).
Bill to extend eligibility for mustering-
out payments to members discharged
or released from service to accept em-
ployment (see bill H. R. 2433).
Bill to extend life of national service
life-insurance policies owned by mem-
bers to 10 years (see bill H. R. 2441).
Bill to exempt pay for service in armed
forces during the present war from
Federal Income tax (see bill H. R.
2444).
Bill to grant to enlisted personnel upon
their separation from the service cer-
tain benefits with respect to accumu-
lated leave (see bill H. R. 2454).
Bill to grant to enlisted men certain
benefits with respect to accumulated
leave (sea bill H. R. 2478).
Bill to provide for 30 days' leave to en-
listed men before honorable discharge
(see bill H. R. 2583).
Bill providing purchase certificates for
civilian clothing upon their discharge
or release from active duty to members
of (see bill H. R. 2674).
Bill to prohibit race segregation after
termination of hostilities in present
war and beginning of demobilization in
the (see bill H. R. 2708).
Bill to provide 30 days' leave, before hon-
orable discharge, to all members who
have served outside the lmits of con-
tinental United States (see bill H. R.
2768).
Bill amending title II of Social Security
Act to provide that active service in
armed forces shall not result In either
the lessening or complete loss of in-
surance benefits (see bill H. R. 2787).
ARMED FORCES-Continued.
Bill relating to assignnent of men under
age of 19 to combat duty against the
enemy (see bills H. R. 2793. 2802).
Bill amending title II of Social Security
Act to provide for crediting for old-age
and survivors' insurance benefits serv-
ice in (see bill H. R. 2508).
Bill to require payment in dollars of all
pay and allowances of (see bill H. R.
2817).
Bill to authorize release of persons from
active service and to defer persons
from military servive in order to make
possible training and utilization in
science and technology (see bill H. R.
2827).
Bill to prohibit eviction from their homes
of the wives, children, and dependents
of members for purpose of permitting
other persons to occupy the premises
(see bill H. R. 2868).
Bill to provide that compensation for
service in the armed forces outside of
continental limits of United States or
in Alaska during present war shall be
excluded for income-tax purposes (see
bill H. R. 2876).
Bill to authorize granting of national
service life insurance to certain mem-
bers denied such insurance for physical
reasons (see bill H. R. 2895).
Bill to authorize , payment of entire
amount due in settlement of accounts
of deceased members, without appoint-
ment of a legal representative of the
estate (see bill H. R. 2941).
Bill granting certain tax benefits to mem-
bers and former members of (see bill
H. R. 2942).
Bill relating to physicians and dentists
who have served during war period in
(see bill H. R. 2969).
Bill to provide certain individuals de-
tiring to visit relatives remaining in
the armed forces after present war with
transportation at cost (see bill H. R.
2990).
Bill to furnish enlisted personnel with
transportation to their homes and with
30 days' leave immediately prior to
their honorable discharge from (see bill
H. R. 2991).
Bill to provide retirement pay for cer-
tain members of (see bill H. R. 2999).
Bll to grant to enlisted personnel 30
days' leave immediately preceding their
honorable discharge from (see bill
H. R. 3037).
Bill to provide additional income-tax
exemption for persons in the military
or naval service (see bill H. R. 3132).
Bill to provide for additional income-
tax exemption for persons who served
in (see bill H. R. 3171).
Bill providing for additional pay to mili-
tary and naval personnel (see bill H. R.
3258).
Bill to provide double credit for foreign
service in this war for purposes of re-
tirement (see bill H. R. 3311).
Bill granting certain tax benefits to
members and former members of (see
bill Y. R. 3348).
Bill to authorize release and deferment
of persons from military service in
order to aid in making possible educa-
tion and training of physicians and
dentists (see bill H. R. 3350).
Bill providing for a medal for service
during the present war in (see bill
H. R. 3436*).
Bill to exempt from taxation all income
received by persons in (see bill H. R.
3450).
Bill authorizing preparation of a medal
for presentation to members of who
participated in battle for Philippine
Islands in present war'with' Japan (see
bill H. R. 3491).

ARMED FORCES-Continued.
Bill to amend section 302 (a) of Public
Law 346, Seventy-eighth Congress, rela-
tive to date of payment of retirement
claims to officers (see bill H. R. 3682).
Bill to provide means of reuniting fami-
lies in various. military theaters, bases,
and commands outside continental
United States (see bill H. R. 3706).
Bill to provide for appointment of a
conservator under certain circum-
stances, for property of persons serv-
ing with or in (see bill H. R. 3714).
Bill to exempt from individual income
tax earned income earned in certain
taxable years following individual's
discharge from (see bill H. R. 3745).
Bill to exempt certain telephone calls
from the tax with respect to long-dis-
tance calls made by members of (see
bill H. R. 3763).
Bill to provide for discharge of persons
who have lost two or more brothers or
C":tersin present war from (see bill
H. R. 3838).
Bill to extend to members certain
privileges with respect to accumulated
leave (see bill H. R. 3890).
Bill to make available to discharged.
members an adequate supply of wear-
ing apparel at fair prices (see bill H. R.
3892).
Bill to authorize payment. to enlisted
personnel for their unused furlough
time (see bills H. R. 3893, 3894).
Bill to exempt from income-tax bonuses
paid by States, Territories, for service
in (see bill H. R. 3918).
Bill to provide for release of fathers from
(see bill H. R..3920).
Bill relating to income taxes of members
who die in service (see bill H. R. 3925).
Bill to amend Public Law 712, Seventy-
seventh Congress, to facilitate voting
by members and certain others absent
from place of their residence (see bill
H. R. 3933).
Bill to prohibit induction of veterans of
World War II for further service in
(see bill H. R. 4000).
njill to provide for poll of military and
naval service (see bill H. R. 4007).
Bl1 to direct discharge of all members
who have served at least 18 months
(see bill H. R. 4010).
Bill to direct discharge of all members
who have served at least 2 years (see
bill H. R. 4013).
Bill to grant enlisted personnel certain
benefits in lieu of accumulated leave
(see bill H. R. 4051).
Bill to stop induction into, and prompt
discharge or release of certain mem-
bers from (see bill H. R. 4058).
Bill to provide for discharge of certain
married men from (see bill H. R. 4062).
Bill to prohibit compulsory service in
any occupation forces of members who
have served overseas during World War
II (see bill H. R. 4064).
Bill to direct discharge of all members
who have served at least 13 months
(see bill H. R. 4028).
B-11 to direct discharge of certain mem-
bers of (see bill H. R. 4105).
Bill to provide for discharge or release
from active duty of certain members
of (see bill H. R. 4125).
Bill to provide for discharge or release
from active duty of those members de-
siring to resume their education or
training (see bills H. R. 4132; S. 1437).
Bill to provide for discharge of fathers
(see bills H. R. 4135, 4146).
Bl to direct and require discharge of
certain members, to prohibit drafting
or required enlistment of certain per-
sons into (see bill H. R. 4155).
Bill to provide for immediate discharge
of members who were prisoners of war
(see bill H. R. 4156).
INDEX
ARMED FORCES-Continued.
Bill to provide for removal of restrictions
on property of Indians who serve in
(see bill H. R. 4199).
Bill to increase estate tax specific exemp-
tion in case of estates of members who
died during war (see bill H. R. 4206).
Bill relating to furnishing of transporta-
tion and housing facilities for the im-
mediate family of members on duty
outside United States (see bill H. R.
4219).
Bill to allow point credit for members
who shall have lost by death in armed
forces one of his immediate family
(see bill H. R. 4227).
Bill to provide appropriate pins for moth-
ers whose children served in, armed
forces during time of war and died as
result of such service (see bill H. R.
4229).
Bill providing for discharge of remaining
sons in a family where one son has lost
his life in (see bill H. R. 4277).
Bill to provide for discharge of- fathers
(see bill H. R. 4274).
Bill to provide for immediate discharge
of members who have been awarded
or entitled to award of Purple Heart
(see bill IT.R. 4275).
Bill to direct and discharge of certain
members of (see bill H. R. 429G).
Bill to grant members certain benefits
with respect to leave (see bill H. R.
4310).
Bill to direct discharge of certain mem-
bers of (see bill H. R. 4313).
Bill to provide for release from active
duty of members desiring to resume
their education or training (see bill
H. R. 4376).
Bill to provide that performance of no-
tarial acts by commissioned officers in
certain cases shall have same effect as
though performed by notaries public
or judges (see bill H. R. 4408).
Bill to grant to enlisted personnel cer-
tain benefits in lieu of accumulated
leave (see bill H. R. 4422).
Bill to provide for prompt discharge or
release from active duty of certain
physicians, dentists, and veterinarians
serving in (see bill H. R. 4425).
Bill to grant members same preference
as are granted to veterans in purchase
of surplus property (see bill H. R.
4427).
Bill to recommend that colleges and uni-
versities give appropriate credit for
work done and educational courses
taken by members of (see bill H. R.
4423).
Bill to direct discharge of fathers from
(see bill H. R. 4434).
Bill to provide for payment of accumu-
lated or accrued leave to certain mem-
bers who enter or reenter Government
employment or employment of District
of Columbia before expiration of their
leave (see bill H. R. 4453).
Bill to provide for discharge or release
from active duty of certain members
and for terminal leave for enlisted per-
sonnel (see bill H. R. 4467).
Bill to provide for discharge or release of
certain persons and postpone induc-
tion of others (see bill H. R. 4471).
Bill to provide for discharge or release
from active duty of certain members,
and restrict jurisdiction of command-
ing officers in declaring essentiality,
and for terminal leave for enlisted men
(see bill H. R. 4498).
Bill to provide for discharge or release
from active duty of certain members
and for terminal leave for enlisted men
(see bills H. R. 4511, 4514).
Bill to direct and require release from
active duty of ,certain members, to
prohibit drafting or required enlist-
ment of certain persons, and for ter-
minal leave for enlisted personnel (see
bill H. R. 4515).
ARMED FORCES-Continued.
Bill to provide for discharge or release
from active duty of certain members,
and restrict jurisdiction of command-
ing officers in declaring essentiality,
and for terminal leave for enlisted per-
sonnel (see bill H. R. 4518).
Bill to provide for discharge of, or release
from active duty of, certain personnel
in (see bill H. R. 4532).
Bill entitling enlisted men and noncom-
missioned officers same number of days
of annual leave and to same privileges
as are granted to officers (see bill H. R.
4563).
Bill to provide for discharge or release
from active duty of certain members,
to prohibit drafting or required en-
listment of certain persons into Army
or Navy (see bill H. R. 4585).
Bll to direct discharge of all members
whose actual service has exceeded 2
years and who make application to be
discharged (see bill H. R. 4604).
Bill to release married men from (see
bill H. R. 4568).
Bill for discharge of men from (see bill
H. R. 4677).
Bill to discharge all with 35 points (see
bill H. R. 4729).
Bill to grant enlisted personnel 30 days'
leave prior to discharge, (see bill H. R.
4736)'.
Bill to grant enlistef personnel leave
benefits (see bill H. R. 4743).
*Bill for clothing allowances upon dis-
charge for (see bill H. R. 4744).
Bill for retirement of certain Reserve
members of (see bil H. R. 4750).
Bill to direct and require discharge or
release from active duty of certain
members and foit terminal leave for
enlisted personnel of (see bill H. R.
4791).
Bill relating to income-tax liability of
members dying in service (see bills
H. R. 4807, 4809).
Bill to provide for discharge or release
from active duty of members and for
terminal leave for enlisted personnel
(see bill H. R. 4849).
Bill to expedite admission to United
States of alien spouses and alien
minor children of citizen members of
(see bills S. 1654; H. R. 4857.*).
Bill to grant certain benefits in lieu of
accumulated leave to enlisted person-
nel of (see bill H. R. 4893).
Bill to provide for discharge of members
of Women's Reserves of (see bill H. R.
4909).
Bill to extend free-mailing privilege to
include air mail and to provide for free
issuance of postal money orders to
members of (see bill H. R. 4928).
Bill to provide for continuous integration
of functions of Army, Navy, and Air
Forces through the Joint Chiefs of
Staff (see bills H. R. 4949, 4950).
Bill granting an increase of pension to
children of persons who served In (see
bill H. R. 4952).
Bill authorizing lump-sum payments to
enlisted personnel upon their discharge
or release covering accumulated leave
(see bill H. It. 4984).
Bill to provide retirement pay for cer-
tain members of (see bill H. R. 5015).
Bill to provide military or naval train-
ing for all citizens who attain the age
of 18 years (see bill H. R. 5058).
Dill authorizing Secretary of War to mark
honorary burial places of deceased
members who are buried at sea or in
foreign lands by furnishing headstones
(see bill S. 48).
Bill to amend act authorizing payment
of 6 months' death gratuity to certain
dependents of members, so as to pro-
vide that such payments shall not be
less than $1,000 (see bill S. 49),

ARMED FORCES-Continued.
Bill to adjudicate entitlement to dis-
ability compensation and other bene-
fits before discharge (see bill S. 140).
Bill to further amend provisions of acts
authorizing payment of 6 month's
death gratuity to widow, child, or de-
pendent relative of persons in (see bill
S. 363).
Bill to enable the pilgrimage to by moth-
ers and widows of deceased members
who are now interred outside conti-
nental limits or in Alaska (see bill S.
415).
Bill declaring to be citizens of United
States certain spouses of United States
citizens serving during Second World
War in (see bills S. 563; H. R. 2299).
Bill to provide promotion of certain re-
tired officers who served during War
with Spain or World War I in (see
bill S. 575).
Billproviding that members shall not be
discharged for disability until their
rights to veterans' benefits shall have
been adjudicated (see bill S. 603).
Bill to issue civilian clothing to mem-
bers upon discharge (see bill S. 605).
Bill to authorize release of members of,
and deferment of persons from mili-
tary service. in order to aid in making
possible education and training of
physicians and dentists (see bill S.
637).
Bill to provide for issuance of death cer-
tificates in case of persons dying in
(see bill S. 652).
Bill to provide for continuing pay of
members for 12 months following date
of discharge from service (see bills S.
675; H. R.'2551).
Bill to amend Public Law 712, Seventy-
seventh Congress, to facilitate voting
by members and certain others absent
from place of their residence (see bill
S. 682).
Bill to provide for granting terminal
furloughs with full pay and allowances
to enlisted men upon separation from
service (see bill S. 721).
B-11 to amend section 104 of Servicemen's
Readjustment Act of 1944 so as to pro-
v'de for determination of claims for
benefits under laws administered by
Veterans' Administration with respect
to persons discharged prior to grant-
ing of such discharge (see bill S. 742).
Bill to authorize the making of advances
of accrued pay owing to certain dis-
abled members of (see bill S. 783).
Bill to exempt from taxation all income
received by persons in (see bill S. 796).
Bill to grant to personnel certain bene-
fits with respect to accumulated leave
(see bill S. 827).
Bill to provide for release of certain per-
sons over age of 38 from (see bill S.
835).
Bill to provide for the common defense
in relation to sale of alcoholic liquors
to members of (see bill S. 860).
Bill to extend benefits under Service-
men's Readjustment Act of 1944 to
widows of persons whose death results
from service in (see bill S. 866).
Bill to reduce fees for postal money or-
ders issued to members serving outside
continental limits of United States
(see bill S. 885).
Bill to provide for restoration to office
of civilian officers of United States
who left their positions to serve In
(see bill S. 892).
Bill to provide 30 days' leave to enlisted
men before honorable discharge (see
bill S. 904).
'Bill to provide for release of certain per-
sons over the age of 38 from (see bill
S. 1006).
INDEX
ARMED FORCES-Continued.
Bill to provide for payment of accumu-
lated or accrued leave to certain mem-
bers, who reenter. civilian employment
of United States before expiration of
their leave (see bill S. 1036).
Bill to authorize furnishing of transpor-
tation and subsistence to enable them
to visit home while on furlough after
service outside continental United
States and to return to their stations
(see bill S. 1060).
Bill to amend Internal Revenue Code so
as to provide for abatement of certain
income taxes for members of (see bill
S. 1068).
Bill to authorize issuance of service
medals to members who have served or
may serve in any Asiatic or western
Pacific Ocean area subsequent to De-
cember 7, 1941, and prior to termina-
tion of present war (see bill S. 1083).
Bill to provide for removal of restric-
tions on property of Indians who serve
in (see bill S. 1093).
Bill to provide for abatement of tax for
members In certain cases, an addi-
tional exemption for veterans (see bill
S. 1124).
Bill to authorize issuance of service
medals to members who have served or
may serve in Aleutians or elsewhere in
Alaska west of Sitka, subsequent to
December 7, 1941 and prior to termi-
nation of war (see bill S. 1148).
Bill to return to the United States for a
furlough all military personnel who
have served 12 months or more in the
European area (see bill S. 1159).
Bill to prohibit payment of pay and
allowances of members serving over-
seas in currency or coin other than
legal tender of the United States (see
bill S. 1223).
Bill to make available an .adequate sup-
ply of wearing apparel at fair prices to
discharged members of (see bill S.
1275).
Bill to provide for speedy return of vet-
erans to civilian life, for immediate
military needs of United States (see
bill S. 1355).
Bill to increase pay of certain person-
nel while on sea duty Or duty beyond
continental limits of United States or
in Alaska (see bill S. 1357).
Bill to provide for payment of accumu-
lated or accrued leave to certain
members, who reenter civilian em-
ployment in Government or District of
Columbia, before expiration of their
leave (see bill S. 1379)
Bill to prohibit further inductions under
the Selective Training and Service Act
(see bill S. 1391).
Bill to provide for immediate release of
members, two or mnore of whose broth-
ers and sisters have lost their lives In
line of duty (see bill S. 1392).
Bill to provide for discharge of all but
one member of any family that has
lost two ormore members in (see bill
S. 1393).
Bill authorizing discharge of persons two
or more of whose brothers or sisters
have lost their lives in the line of duty
(see bill S. 1392).
Bill to provide for the discharge of all
but one member of any family that has
two or more members serving in (see
bill S. 1393).
Bill to provide for discharge or release
from active duty of enlisted men who
have at least 2 years of service (see bill
S. 1408).
Bill to provide for release of all fathers
from (see bill S. 1410).
Bill to relieve certain members from
Federal estate tax (see bill S. 1433).
ARMED FORCES-Continued.
Bill to amend Internal Revenue Code so
as to exempt from taxation all
amounts received by members as com-
pensation for military or naval service
performed during World War II (see
bills S. 1455; H. R. 4311).
Bill to provide for national defense and
security by requiring that all qualified
young men perform a period of train-
ing and service in (see bill S. 1473).
Bill to make increase in base pay of en-
listed men, provided by section 9 of
.Pay Readjustment Act of 1942, retro-
active to September 1, 1940 (see bill'S.
1513).
Bill for withdrawal of shotgun-purchas-
ing privileges of officers (see bill S.
1551-).
Bill to grant to enlisted personnel cer-
tain benefits in lieu of accumulated
leave (see bill S. 1552).
Bill for discharge of fathers from (see
bill S. 1587).
Bill to provide for release of certain per-
sons from (see bill S. 1623).
Bill to grant to enlisted members cer-
tain privileges with respect to accumu-
lated leave (see bill S. 1624).
Bill to provide for hospitalization and
treatment of members suffering from
transversemvelitis (see bill S. 1633).
Bill to grant certain benefits with respect
to accumulated leave to personnel in
(see bill S. 1693).
Concurrent resolution relative to release
of certain members of armed forces to
noncombatant areas (see S. Con. Res.
16), 4101.
Concurrent resolution granting exten-
sion of furloughs with pay to certain
members of (see S. Con. Res. 32).
Concurrent resolution to print manu-
script relative to Income-tax laws of
members of (see H. Con. Res. 102).
Concurrent resolution creating a joint
committee to select and procure a de-
sign for a medal representative in arm-
ed forces In both world wars (see H.
Con. Res. 103).
Conference report on bill (S. 1036) to
provide for payment of terminal leave
to certain members, 10634.
Congratulations by the President of
Turkey and President of Egypt on ter-
mination of the war in the Far East,
8352.
Correspondence relative in the desire of
officers and men to return home, 8942.
Correspondence between Representative
Hays, Secretary of War, and Secretary
of Navy relative to discharge of medi-
cal students from, A4060, A4061.
Correspondence between Representative
Engel and Secretary of War Patterson
relative to departure from China of,
A4734.
Editorial from Army and Navy Journal
relative to Admiral Standley's sugges-
tion for a month's pay, at their dis-
charge, to members of, A1235.
Editorial from Christian Science Moni-
tor disapproving flood of requests for
discharge of individual members of,
A3933.
Editorials from Palm Beach Post and
Fort Lauderdale News relative to H. R.
4051 to provide accumulative benefits
to enlisted men of, A4363.
Editorial entitled "Put An End to the
Draft" from Colorado Springs Gazette,
A4504.
Editorial appearing in the 9tars and
Stripes relative to higher pay and al-
lotments proposed for servicemen,
10806.
Excerpts from speeches of Governor
Dewey in 1944 relative to early dis-
charge of members of, A4252.
36
ARMED FORCES-Continued.
Joint Army-Navy statement on sole sur-
viving son policy for members of,
A1926.
Joint resolution authorizing use of cer-
tain ships for transportation to ad-
mission to United States of wives and
children of members of (see H. J. Res.
28).
Joint resolution to provide for discharge
of members who have served 18 months
overseas and those who have had three
consecutive years of service (see H. J.
Res. 244).
Joint resolution providing for reception
by Senate and House of Representa-
tives of enlisted men who have served
In World War II (see S. J. Res. 102;
H. J. Res. 254).
JcInt resolution to direct and require dis-
charge of certain members, to prohibit
drafting of certain persons Into Army
and Navy (see S. J. Res. 116).
Joint resolution to direct and require the
discharge of certain members, to pro-
hibit the drafting of certain persons
into Army or Navy (see H. J. Res. 281).
Letter from a patient in Wesley Memorial
Hospital, of Chicago, Ill., relative to
members being soured on China, A2714.
Letter relative to a proposed replacement
plan affecting members of, 7430.
Letters from two unidentified soldiers
making a plea for discharge of older
men from, A3136.
Letter by Representative Lyle offering
suggestions as to discharge of mem-
bers of, A3941.
Letter by unidentified overseas soldier
from Stars and Stripes relative to con-
tinuing inductions into, A3932.
Letter by unnamed overseas soldier rela-
tive to discharge of certain married
members in age group 30 to 37, A4059.
Letters expressing their views by un-
named members of, A4062.
Letter by Representative Sabath relative
to discharge of members of, A3813.
Letter by Representative Rizley relative
to raising age limit to 21 years for in-
duction into, A3813.
Letter by Mrs. P. H. Berger relative to
induction of her 18-year-old twin boys
into, A4236.
Letter by unnamed wife of a serviceman
relative to discharge of her husband,
A4233.
Letter by Representative Miller (Nebr.)
relative to continued induction of men
into, A4487.
Letter from National Legislative Commit-
tee, American Legion, favoring H. R.
1160, to provide terminal leave for
members of, A4553.
Letter from Bureau of Naval Personnel
relative to location overseas of mem-
bers of, A5641.
Letters from several members relative to
their discharge from, A4404, A4405.
Letter from V. L. Ragland protesting
against drafting of 18-year-old boys
who are attending high school and col-
lege, 9112.
Letters by J. L. Ferguson and Governor
Baldwin (Conn.) relative to many let-
ters requesting their discharge as mem-
bers of, A3978, A3979.
Letters by unnamed soldiers relative to
their discharge from, A3978, A3979.
List of scientists and scientific organiza-
tions endorsing H. R. 2827 to permit
pewons to continue scientific and tech-
nological education by exempting them
from service in, A5123.
Memorial of Legislature of California urg-
ing legislation to provide wage credits
on social-scurity accounts of mem-
bers of, 5810.
INDEX
ARMED FORCES-Continued.
Memorial of legislature urging legisla-
tion providing that men and women
members shall receive wage credits on
their old-age and survivors' insurance
accounts, 3108.
Memorial of General Assembly of Con-
necticut concerning representation at
peace table of members of, A1284.
Message from the President addressed to,
8346.
Poll by Des Moines (Iowa) Sunday Reg-
ister, favoring a seat at peace table for
members of, A1320.
Radio address by Representative Kop-
plemann making a report to persons
interested in members of, A1883.
Remarks in House relative to physically
unfit men rejected by, A4554.
R marks in House relative to return
home more rapidly of members of,
A4532.
Remarks in House relative to H. R. 4467,
to speed up discharge of members and
to provide for terminal leave for en-
listed personnel, A4549. *
Remarks in House relative to monthly
voluntary enlistments in, A4620.
Remarks In House relative to return from
China of members of, A4734.
Remarks in House relative to members
becoming involved in Chinese civil war,
A4734.
Remarks in House relative to demobiliza-
"tion of, 8325, 8455,'8617, 10207, 10537,
10543.
Remarks in House relative to the release
of men from, 8605; 8607, 8619, 8641,
11815, 11124, A3136, A3757, A3802,
A3868, A3874, A3897, A3908, A3952,
A4403.
Remarks in House relative to release of
police personnel from, 8922.
Remarks in House relative to bill, H. R.
3951, to stimulate voluntary enlist-
ments in 8640, 8647, 8655, A3954, A3963.
Remarks in House relative to discharge
of members who have served 1 year in,
A3930.
Remarks in House relative to Major Gen-
eral Edwards' estimate of requirements
as of July 1, 1946, A3963.
Remarks in House favoring discharge of
members to resume education, A3954,
A3991.
Remarks in House favoring exempting
18- and 19-year-old group from in-
duction into, A3991.
Remarks in House relative to statement
of General McArthur on demobiliza-
tion of, A3907.
Remarks in House relative to early dis-
charge df prisoners of war from,
A3908.
Remarks in House relative to continued
induction into, A3910.
Remarks in House relative to Congress
passing legislation to discharge mem-
bers of, A3912.
Remarks in House relative to selfishness
of officers in keeping members in,
A3910.
Remarks in House favoring discharge of
members who have served 18 months
in, 8648.
Remarks in House favoring an army of
1,000,000 men, 8647.
Remarks in House favoring a voluntary
enlistment of 2 years in, 8651.
Remarks in House relative to freezing of
educated men in, A4045.
Remarks in House relative to seniority
credit from industry for members of,
A3994.
Remarks In House paying tributes to
high officers of, 8640.
Remarks in House relative to the right
of the armed forces to tike Govern-
ment employment while on terminal
leaves, 10608.
ARMED FORCES-Continued."
Remarks in House relative to the dis-
charge of fathers in, 10513.
Remarks in House approving directive of
John W. Snyder deferring physicists
and scientists from service in, A5216.
Remarks in House relative to legisla-
tion providing furlough or leave time
for enlisted personnel of, A5215.
Remarks in House relative to delay in
H. R. 2827, to defer scientists from
service in, A5216.
Remarks in House relative to bill to pro-
vide terminal leave for enlisted per-
sonnel of, A5278.
Remarks in House relative to high rate
of enlistments for, A52C4.
Remarks in House favoring discharge of
medical students from, A5173.
Remarks in House relative to H. R. 2454,
to grant enlisted personnel certain
benefits with respect to accumulated
leave upon separation from service,
A5245.
Remarks in House relative to release of
physicians and dentists from, 11254.
Remarks in House relative to granting a
7-day furlough to fathers during the
Christmas holidays, 11181.
Remarks in House relative to voluntary
enlistments in, 11737.
Remarks in Senate relative to discharge
of fathers in, 12510, 12513.
Remarks in House relative to distribu-
tion of the, A5641.
Remarks in House favoring terminal
. leave for enlisted personnel of, A5731.
Remarks in House praising patriotic
services rendered by, A5597, A5677.
Remarks in House relative to transpor-
tion of combat troops in day coaches
en route to Camp Beale, Calif., 7217,
7219, 7220.
Remarks in House relative to many pro-
tests on*drafting of technical students
into, A3421.
Remarks in House relative to number
rejected account educational qualifi-
cations by, A3506.
Remarks in House and letter relative to
point system's effect on older men's
discharge from, A2438.
Remarks in House relative to the monot-
ony for members serving in Aleutian
Islands, A2482.
Remarks in House relative to admission
to this country of wives of members of,
A2562.
Remarks in House relative to disposition
cf equipment in the European area of,
1172.
Remarks in House relative to Admiral
Standley's suggestion for a month's
pay, upon discharge, to members of,
A1233.
Remarks in House and letter by Sam
Walker relative to ,delay in issuance of
war bonds to members of, A1301.
Remarks in House relative to percent
rejection of registrants for, 2624,
A1346.
Remarks in House relative to sacrifices
and lUeroism of members of, A2271.
Remarks in House relative to payment in
foreign currency of members of, 4265.
Remarks in House relative to granting
promotions to privates in, 4543.
Remarks in House relative to victories
of, 2919.
Remarks in House relative to contribu-
tion of column Dear Joe of John
O'Donnell to the morale of members
of, A1552.
Remarks in House relative to bill H, R.
2941 providing for settlement of es-
tates of deceased members of, A1800.
Remarks in House relative to poll of Dr.
Gallup on combat pay for members of,
A1802.

ARMED FORCES-Continued.
Remarks in House relative to payment to
certain.members of the military and
naval forces, 10363.
Remarks in House on victory of American
armed forces on the western front,
1858.
Remarks in House relative, to Com-
munists holding commissions in, A962.
Remarks in House relative to morale by
hymnal music on radio program of
House of Charm to members of, A63.
Remarks in House relative to need by
June 30, 1945, of 900,000 men for, 579.
725.
Remarks in House relative to untold sac-
rifices by members of, A429.
Remarks in House relative to further
need for inductions into, A3837.
Remarks in House relative to raw deal for
enlisted men, A5047.
Remarks in House relative to war record
of colored members of, A4130.
Remarks in House relative to bill H. R.
2827, to authorize release of members
to continue scientific and technolog-
ical education, A4101.
Remarks in House relative to training of
boys under 19 years of age, 15C9, 3861,
9156, A4345.
Remarks in House relative to return of
troops from China, 10993.
Remarks in House relative to 'lack of
ships to bring members home, A4316.
Remarks in House and letter by Repre-
sentative Millbr, Nebraska, relative to
discontinuing to draft men into, A4417.
Remarks in House relative to splendid
war record of, A4413.
Remarks in House relative to H. R. 4422,
to grant certain benefits in lieu of an-
nual leave to enlisted personnel of,
A4402.
Remarks in House relative to continued
induction of men into, A4504.
R-marks in House relative to forgotten
boys in, 10308.
Remarks in House relative to petition No.
7 making mandatory announced plans
of the War Department to discharge
men with 2 years of service, 10276.
Remarks in Senate relative to delay in
• returning members of, 11627.
Remarks in Senate relative to proposed.
.investigation of court martial systems
in, 10979.
Remarks in Senate relative to increase
of pay of men in, 10806.
Remarks in Senate relative to voluntary
enlistment in, 10414.
Remarks in Senate and correspondence
relative to release of servicemen from,
10121.
Remarks in Senate relative to ceremonies
to honor enlisted men (see S. J. Res.
102), 9215.
R-marks in Senate relative to release of
doctors from, 9567.
Remarks in Senate relative to return of
voluntary enlistment basis for, 8375.
R:marks in Senate relative to discharge
of doctors in, 8596.
Remarks in Senate relative to training
of young men in; 9563.
P.:marks in Senate relative to early dis-
change of members who desire to enter
school, A3922.
Remarks in Senate relative to service of
18-year-old boys at the front, 1475,
1920, 3231.
R-marl:s in Senate relative to the pro-
posal to continue pay of members for
12 months after discharge, 1758.
Resolution relative to release of medical
personnel from (see S. Res. 134).
Resolution of the American Legion Post
of Kansas City, Kans., protesting
against commissioning of Communists
as officers of, 2801.
Resolution by Wisconsin Legislature rel-
atix e to wage credits on social-security
acz:unts of members of, A2029.
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ARMED FORCES-Continued.
Resolution directing Secretaries of War
and Navy to transmit to the House
copies of all plans providing transpor-
tation home on furlough after victory
in Europe for persons in (see H. Res.
249).
Resolution of General Assembly of Iowa
relative to representation at peace
table by members of, A1481.
Resolution
relating to undelivered
Christmas or gift packages mailed over-
seas to members of (see H. Res. 184).
Resolution of Wyandotte Post of the
American Legion protesting against
commissioning of Communists as offi-
cers of the armed forces of the United
States, 2801.
Resolution by Department of Massachu-
setts, Disabled American Veterans, rel-
ative to discharge of certain bereaved
members of, A3855.
Resolution by American Legion, Depart-
ment of Pennsylvania, relative to cer-
tain benefits in lieu of annual leave to
enlisted personnel of, A4402.
Resolution to appoint a special commit-
tee to investigate operation of courts-
martial systems of (see S. Res. 195),
10979.
Resolution requesting information from
Administrator of War Shipping Ad-
ministration about transportation to
return troops from overseas points
(see H. Res. 410).
Resolution requesting information from
Secretary of War about transportation
to return troops from overseas points
(see H. Res. 421).
Resolution requesting information from
Secretary of Navy about transportation
to return troops from overseas points
(see H. Res. 422).
Resolution providing for consideration
of S. 1405, bill to authorize President
to retire certain officers and enlisted
men of (see H. Res. 458).
Resolution to investigate the necessity
for present number of personnel in
(see H. Res. 327).
Resolution to authorize and direct Com-
mittee on Military Affairs to investi-
gate the exchange rates relative to pay
of members of (see H. Res. 140).
Statement of the War Department policy
governing payment of members serv-
ing overseas, 5267.
Statement by War Department from New
York Times relative to redeployment
of troops, A2120.
Statistics of death rates in, 10845.
Suggestions to Secretaries of Navy and
War ,to speed up discharge of members
of, A4142.
Table: distribution of Army enlisted men
to show educational level of men 25
years of age and under, A2456, A2457.
-- educational plans of Negro and
white enlisted men, classified by pre-
vious education, summer, 1944, A2457.
percent of rejections per 100 reg-
istrants according to States, A1346.
Telegram from the Governor of Kansas
relative to the doctor shortage, 8663.
Text of bill to furnish enlisted personnel
with transportation to their homes
and with 30 days' leave immediately
prior to their honorable discharge
from, A1846.
Text of bill H. R. 2941 to authorize pay-
inent of entire amount found due in
settlement of accounts of deceased
members without appointment of legal
representative of the estate, A1866.
Text of an unsigned letter from an
American soldier in Germany relative
to release of members of, 8803.
Text of bill H. R. 4422 to grant certain
benefits in lieu of annual leave to en-
listed personnel of, A4402.
ARMED FORCES-Continued.
Text of bill H. R. 4467 to provide for dis-
charge or release from active duty of
certain members and for terminal leave
for 'enlisted personnel, A4549.
Text of H. R. 2827, relative to deferring
from active service of scientific and
technical manpower, A5217.
Tribute in House to, 2843.
ARMED FORCES BETRAYED ON POINT
SYSTEM, letter from a South Pacific
soldier to his father relative to, A3032.
Remarks in House relative to, A3031,
A3032.
Radio address by Senator McMahon rel-
ative to, A5095.
ARMED FORCES' DISCHARGE SYSTEM, edi-
torial captioned "'Getting the boys
home" from Jamestown (N. Y.) Post-
Journal, A5234.
Excertps from letters criticizing, A4795.
Letter by unnamed soldier at Manila
relative to low morale caused by, A5331.
Letter by Morgan L. Fitch, of Chicago,
relative to his two sons yet in service
under, A4612.
Letters from several servicemen relative
to inefficient handling of, A5473, A5474,
A5475.
Letters complaining of, A4801.
Letters from unnamed servicemen com-
plaining of, A4792, A4793.
ARMED FORCES DISCHARGE SYSTEM, re-
marks in House relative to, 11004,
A4103, A4413, A4436, A4588, A4590,
A4602, A4666, A4739, A4785, A5135,
A5157, A5184, A5273, A5375, A5660,
A5677, A5778.
Remarks in House relative to eligibility
for discharge of any member who has
served- continuously for 18 months,
A4569.
Remarks in House relative to incorrect
information from. Army and Navy De-
partments on, A4795.
-Remarks in House relative to favoritism
in discharges of, A5159, A5218.
Remarks in House favoring discharge of
fathers under, A5264.
Remarks in House relative to hoarding
men in violation of, A5157.
Remarks in House relative to favoritism
to football players -in, A5207.
Remarks in House relative to disregard
by Army and Navy of, A5207.
Remarks in House relative to many men
retained during Christmas season un-
der, A5778.
ARMED FORCES LEAVE ACT, for (see bill
H. R. 4051).
ARMED, FORCES PROVIDED FINANCIAL
BENEFITS IN FRANCE, report by War
Department on, A4334.
ARMED FORCES RAPID DISCHARGE RATE.
Editorial from Minneapolis Tribune
relative to, A5666.
ARMED FORCES SHOULD BE DEMOBILIZED
QUICKLY, editorial by Richard Lloyd
Jones from Tulsa Tribune relative to,
A4188.
ARMED FORCES SHOULD BE BROUGHT
HOME, editorial from Springfield
(Mass.) Union relative to, A5360.
ARMED FORCES--SINGLE DEPARTMENT
OF DEFENSE, statement by Secretary
of War Patterson before Senate Com-
mittee of Military Affairs -relative to,
A4349.
ARMED FORCES' UNDEMOCRATIC POLI-
CIES. remarks in House criticizing,
A5699.
ARMED FORCES WITHDRAWAL FROM
CHINA, remarks in House rdlatlve to
letters received urging, A5645.
ARMED SERVICES--BOTTLENECKS IN DIS-
CHARGES; radio address by Repre-
sentative Taber relative to, A4356.

ARMIES OF OCCUPATION, remarks in House
relative to composition of, 8539, 8570.
Statement by Representative Ludlow
relative to, A4091.
Resolution of Twelfth Ward Republican
Precinct Organization, St. Louis, Mo.,
relative to, A2597.
ARMISTEAD, LEONARD H., editorial entitled
"A Dark Chapter In Our Nation's His-
tory," from Franklin (Tenn.) Review-
Appeal by, A1482.
ARMISTICE DAY, address by Rabbi Norman
Gerstenfeld, A4921.
Address by Representative Lane at Law-
rence, Mass., on, A4969.
Notes written by Cecil P. Dickson on the
meaning for United States citizens of,
A5045.
Sermon by Dr. Paul Little in San Fran-
cisco at memorial services conducted
by the American Legion on, A5711.
ARMORY AND ARSENALS OF THE UNITED
STATES, letter from the Secretary of
War transmitting statement of cost of
manufacture of ordnance and ord-
nance stores at, 56.
"ALMS FOR RUSSIA-TAKING OUR.SHARE
OF THE CREDIT," article by Ernest
Lindley from Washington Post en-
titled, A470.
ARMSTRONG, CHARLES M., statement cap-
tioned "A feasible application of the
Golden Rule In the problem of peace,"
by, A507.
ARMSTRONG, E. E., relief (see bill H. R.
1263*).
ARMSTRONG, FLORENCE, relief (see bill
H. R. 1604).
ARMSTRONG, 0. K., article entitled "Set
the American Indians Free," from
Readers' Digest by, A3648.
ARMSTRONG, RICHARD HARDING, article
entitled "Uniform Divorce Law," from
Law Student magazine by, A5323.
ARMSTRONG, WALTER P., article entitled
"Lincoln as Commander in Chief,"
from Saturday Review by, A1004.
ARMY. See also ARMED FORCES: DEMOBILI-
ZATION; ExECUTIVE NOMINATIONS.
Article Captioned "Bill to induce volun-
teers into Army may go to Congress,"'
by Mary Spafgo, A3758.
Associated Press article and letter by
Representative Engel relative to is-
suance of new equipment for Japanese
war, A690.
Bill to confer military status upon cer-
tain persons (see bill H. 1h. 196).
Bill to insure appropriate noncommis-
sioned rank and retirement privileges
to certain enlisted persons of Regular
Establishment who serve during the
war in temporary commissioned sta-
tus and who return to enlisted status
(see bill H. R. 737).
Bill to authorize payment of certain
claims for damage or loss of property
prior to May 27, 1941, out of activities
of (see bill H. R. 981*, 3610; S. 1183).
Bill to grant members of Regular Es-
tablishment additional increase for
service during World War II (see bill
H. R. 1644).
Bill to stimulate volunteer enlistment in
(see bill H. R. 3951), 8621.
Bill to limit size of (see bill H. R. 4224).
Bill for' appointment of major generals
and brigadier generals to line of Regu-
lar (see bill H. R. 4655).
Bill for appointment of brigadier gen-
erals to line of Regular (cee bill H. R.
4656).
Bill for retirement of enlisted men serv-
ing as officers (see bill H. R. 4702).
Bill to equalize rates of pay of all per-
sonncl of the Philippine Scouts, Phil-
lppic Commonwealth Army, and (see
bill H. R. 5066).
INDEX
ARMY-Continucd.
Bill to authorize payment of certain
claims for damage to property arising
from activities of (cee bill S. 1183-).
Demobilization: Article from Stars and
Stripes relative to shortage of ships,
A4556.
-editorial from Tulsa Tribune by
Richard Lloyd Jones relative to slow-
ness of, A4188.
- letters from unnamed soldiers rel-
ative to policy in India, A4501.
- remarks in House and letter by
unnamed soldier relative to resent-
ment at slowness of, A4154.
-resolution authorizing report on
(see H. Res. 355).
-statement by Maj. Gen. William
F. Tompkins from New York Times
rcldtive to plan for, A2232.
Directive by War Department relative
to no longer any distinction between
Americans and Communists in, A691.
General Orders No. 79, award of the
Silver Star, 1313.
Point system for discharge: Article from
Cumberland (Md.) News relative to,
A2976.
-article by Jim J. Lucas from Wash-
ington Daily News relative to discharge
of pro football players in violation of,
A5168.
-- concurrent resolution expressing
sense of Congress that in determining
eligibility for discharge, those who re-
reived Arrowhead Decoration for par-
ticipation in D-day invasion of
Normandy should be credited with five
additional points (see H. Con. Res.
110).
-editorial from Stars and Stripes
relative to athletes, A5168.
- letter from unnamed GI criticiz-
ing, A5184.
-- letter by unidentified overseas
so!dier protesting, A3802.
- letter by unnamed overseas serv-
iceman relative to, A4102.
- letter by unnamed soldier relative
to injustice in, A4493.
-letter by unnamed soldier at
Frankfort on the Main, Germany,
criticizing, A4385.
-letter s'gned by 50 unnamed serv-
icemen at Guam disapproving of,
A4201.
-letter by several members of Serv-
ice Battery, One Hundred and Second
Field Artillery Battalion relative to un-
fairness of, A2872.
-letters from overseas soldier com-
menting unfavorably of, A2744, A2762.
-- _letter from a soldier with Ninth
Army in Germany relative, A2746.
- letter by John C. Klangos relative
to the unfairness of, A2872.
Remarks in House relative to, A2438,
A2762, A3031, A3908, A4076, A4142,
A4233, A5169, A5731.
Remarks In House relative to regulations
on freedom of speech, A4418.
Remarks in House relative to commis-
sioning of Communists in, 2415.
Remarks in House relative to the size
of, 8618.
Remarks in House relative to handling of
food in Europe by, A0846.
Remarks in House relative to bill (H. R.
3951) to stimulate volunteer enlist-
ment in the regular military establish-
ments of the United States, 8702, 9009.
Remarks in House relative to bill to limit
to 1,000,000 men size of, A4142.
Remarks in House relative to announce-
ment by the President as to size of,
A4104.
Remarks in Senate on the subject of
voluntary enlistments in, 10414.
Statement relative to the Procurement
and Assignment Service for physicians,
dentists, and veterinarians, A962.
ARMY-Continued.
Table: world-wide strength, by grade,
June 30, 1945, A3996. "
Tabulation of a poll by George Gallup
on questions of interest to, A3622.
Adjutant General: letter by G. A. Gar-
stang paying tribute to office of, A4417.
-letter by John H. Jansen relative
to a Christmas furlough for his six
4
sons addressed to, A4 21.
- message transmitted to the
Speaker of the House of Representa-
tives expressing appreciation of Gen.
Mark Clark for the message of encour-
agement received by him from the
House, 2488.
Age limit for service in: remarks in
House relative to the minimum, 8456.
Agricultural Corps: billto establish (see
billH. R. 1276).
- remarks in House on bill(H. R.
1276) to establish, 142.
Air Corps: address by Lieutenant General
Eaker ptaising operations against Ger-
many by, A5196.
- bill to eliminate provisions for
retirement of wing commanders (see
bill S. 612*).
letter from the Secretary of War
transmitting a draft of a proposed bill
relative to retirement of wing com-
manders of, 1401.
-letter by unnamed officer relative
to present condition on the continent
of our, A5314.
- remarks in House praising Col.
Howard A. Rush's,rehabilitation pro-
gram for, A4754.
Air Forces: address by Maj. Gen. Fred-
erick L. Anderson relative to operations
in Europe of, A3170.
-address by Douglas Colyer and
Robert A. Lovett in Washington on
thirty-eighth anniversary of, A4213,
A4215.
- -correspondence between Repre-
sentative Coffee and Secretary of War
relative to discharge of ground-person-
nel of, A3997.
-editorial from Shreveport (La.)
Times relative to peacetime, A4143.
- letters by Adjutant General
Spaatz, Colonel Gamble, and Secretary
of War relative to discharge of service
units of, A3997.
remarks in House relative to, 6675.
remarks in House relative to use
of manpower by, A1334.
-remarks
In House relative to un-
fair discrimination for discharge of
ground personnel of, A3996.
-remarks in House relative to cele-
bration on August 1, 1945, of thirty-
eighth anniversary of, A4213.
-remarks in House praising accom-
plishments of radio program, Your
AAF, A3840.
Air Forces Enlisted Reserve Corps: bill
relating to discharge status of former
members of (see billsS. 1614; H. R.
701).
Air Transport Command: article by W.
Clifford Harvey from Christian Science
Monitor relative to record of, A1941.
-letter relative to use of Army air
pilots to construct private line by un-
named member of, A4307.
Amputees: article from newspaper of At-
lanta, Ga., praising the handling of,
A5138.
-letter by M. M. Kissan relative to
excellent work of Army surgeons on,
A717.
Appropriations for: bill making (see bill
H. R. 3550*).
-- message from President transmit-
ting proposed rescissions and transfers
of (H. Doec. 290), 9004.
Army Service Forces: letter from the
Quartermaster General relative to sale
of war surplus property, 3051.
-remarks in House praising the
efficiency bf, A1880.

ARMY-Continued.
Battles and campaigns b, theater: data
concerning, 4545.
Bomb squadron personnel: table of
joint discharge for, A3998.
Brigadier generals: bill to authorize ap-
pointment of the line of certain per-
sons as permanent (see bill S. 1532"b.
-bill to authorize appointment of
the line of additional (see, bill S.
1533*).
Caretaker. for National Guard: bill to
provide for crediting service in de-
termining eligibility of enlisted man
for retirement because of disability as
(see bill S. 1528).
Casualty branch: remarks in House
relative to efficient operation of, A336.
-remarks in House relative to pro-
cedure in reporting casualties by,
A336.
Chaplains:article by Grover C. Schwartz
from Mississippi veteran paying trib-
ute to, A2107.
Chief of Engineers: letter relative to
the status of the supplemental esti-
mate for funds for preparation of
plans for projects in the Missouri
River Basin, 3556.
- resolution authorizing printing
as'a House document of report, dated
May 12, 1942, on harbors of Cape
Charles, Va. (see H. Res. 29*).
-resolution authorizing printing as
a House document of report, dated
June 12, 1942, on Atlantic-Gulf Ship
Canal, Fla. (see bill H. Res. 30*).
resolution authorizing printing as
a House document: report, dated March
19, 1942, on Miami River, Fla. (see H.
Res. 39*).
--- resolution authorizing printing
as a House document, report, dated
April 16, 1942, on Black Rock Channel
and tonawanda Harbor, N. Y. (see H.
Res. 40*).
- resolution authorizing printing as
a House document, report, dated April
11, 1942, on Shipyard River, S. C. (see
H. Res. 41*).
- resolution authorizing printing as
a House document, report, dated No-
vember 3, .1941, on Redwood Creek,
Calif (see H. Res. 42*).
-resolution authorizing printing as
a House document, report, dated Feb-
ruary 14, 1942, on Cleveland Harbor,
Ohio (see H. Res. 43*).
resolution authorizing printing as
- -bill
a House document, report, dated April
27, 1942, on Intracoastal Waterway
from Mobile, Ala., to New Orleans, La.
(see H. R-. 44*).
- resolution authorizing printing as
a House document report, on coopera-
tive-beach-erosion study of Lake Erie
shore line in vicinity of Huron, Ohio, of
(see H. Res. 230).
Chief of Stall: editorial from the Army
and Navy Journal relative to the ru-
mored retirement of Gen. G. C. Mar-
shall, 5842.
-letter relative to the period of
training for inductees, 3568, 3570.
Chief warrant officer: bill relating to
military status of certain (see bill H. R.
725).
-- bill to provide for promotion of
certain World War veterans to rank of
(see bill H. R. 1517).
bill to amend act to create grade
--
of, so as to decrease by 4 years the
length of active service required prior
to permanent appointment in grade
(see bill H. R. 1811).
Coal miners: letter from the Secretary of
War relative to discharge from the
Army of, 791(G.
Conscription of American boys in Esi-
rope: remarks in House relative to,
.8577.
INDEX
ARMY-Continued.
Corps of Engineers: remarks In -House
relative to, 5246.
of the Common Coun-
-resolution
cil of the City of Milwaukee. Wis., urg-
ing retention of jurisdiction over
waterway and river and harbor im-
provements, 5925.
Correction Division: address by Col.
Marion Rushton relative to operation
and policy of, A488.
Courts martial: bill to provide for court
review of certain judgments of gen-
eral (see bill H. R. 4272).
-remarks in House relative to per-
mission to appeal to civil courts from,
A4153.
-remarks in House relative to ex-
cessive sentences imposed on American
servicemen abroad, 7186.
-remarks in Senate relative to op-
erations of, 7359.
-- remarks in Senate relative to a
sentence of death for disobedience of
orders imposed by, 782.
-- resolution to review other sen-
tences and (see H. Res. 275).
-resolution to investigate the case
of Henry P. Weber (see S. Res. 72).
Damage claims: letter from the Secre-
tary of War transmitting draft of bill
to pay certain, 6584.
Deceased personnel: remarks in House
relative to settlement of accounts of,
10133.
Decorations: to modify time limita-
tion governing award of certain (see
bill S. 1523*).
Dental Corps: bills to provide for ap-
pointment of female dentists in (see
bills S. 731; H. R. 1704).
-bills to extend the provisions of
act of November 29, 1940. relating to
promotion of officers of (see bills S.
939*; H. R. 3070*).
-bills to remove the limitation on
the right to command of officers of
(see bills S. 916*; H. R. 3231*).
-editorial from Wilmington (Del.)
Morning News relative to great record
of, A4440.
Disbuirsingofficers: bill to amend section
4 of act of December 29, 1941, relative
to certification of pay rolls of Selective
Service System for payment by (see
bill H. R. 130).
-bill for relief of certain (see bill
H. R. 986).
to amend Public Law 537,
Seventy-seventh Congress, relative to
accounts of (see bill H. R. 2378*).
-- letter. from the Secretary of War
transmitting reports of inspection of
records and accounts of, 17.
Discharge button: bill relating to un-
authorized wearing of (see bill H. R.
4898).
Discharges from: statistics of, 10699.
Dogs: bill to provide for retraining and
care of dogs who have served during
World War II (see bill H. R. 3687).
Emergency officers: bill extending to cer-
tain officers of Army, Navy, Marine
Corps, and Coast Guard who served
it First World War, benefits of (see
bill H. R. 2078).
Bill to certain honorably discharged of-
ficers of the Army, benefits of (see bill
H. R. 2325).
Bill to restore to certain disabled emer-
gency officers of World War No. 1 the
benefits of (see bills S. 720; H. R.
2814).
Bill to extend time for filing valid appli-
cation for disabled, to grant retirement
pay for World War emergency officers
who now have or later may establish
a 30-percent or more service-connected
permanent disability (see bill H. R.
3425).
ARMY-Continued.
•Engineer Corps: tribute in House to,
6312.
Engineers: address by Delbert B. Free-
man in Lincoln before Nebraska Rec-
lamation Association relative to ac-
tivities in Nebraska of, A578.
- letter by Wendell Phillips Dodge
paying tribute to, A3067.
- remarks in House praising work
of combat, 1065.
- remarks in House relative to heavy
casualties in Normandy by, 1068.
tribute in House to accomplish-
ments of, A498.
Enlisted men: bill to amend section 9 of
Pay Readjustment Act of 1942 to pro-
vide double credit for enlisted -service
outside continental United States (see
bill H. R. 506).
-bill to amend section 5 Public
Law 140, Seventy-seventh Congress,
relative to certain benefits for Regular
Army (see bill H. R. 1701*).
- bill to provide pay for certain en-
listed men retired after 30 years of
service, active or fleet reserve, who
have served honorably as commissioned
officers during Wars No. 1 and No. 2
(see bill H. R. 2341).
- bill providing for enlistments dur-
ing the period of the war (see bill
H. R. 2388*).
- bill to provide monetary benefits
for certain enlisted men discharged
for servide-connected disabilities (see
bill H. R. 2680).
-bill to amend act providing for
payment of 6 months' pay to depend-
ents of enlisted men whosg death re-
sults from wounds or disease not re-
sult of their own misconduct (see bill
H. R. 3104).
- bill to provide promotion and
retirement benefits to those recalled
to active service (see bill H. R. 3168).
- bill to provide additional pay to
ones awarded technical insignia or
combat technician insignia (see bill
H. R. 3336).
-- bill to extend same retirement
benefits as are applicable to enlisted
personnel of Navy and Marine Corps
to (see bill H. R. 4061).
-bill granting terminal furloughs
to (see bill S. 721).
- bill authorizing payment of al-
lowances in lieu of quarters or rations
in kind to certain (see bill S. 846).
- bill to provide additional pay for
those who are awarded the Medical
Badge (see bill S. 1116).
- bill to provide for voluntary en-
listments (see bill S. 1397).
bill to stimulate volunteer en-
listments (see billsS. 1406; H. R.
3951*).
- conference report on bill (H. R.
3951) to stimulate enlistments, 9407,
9456.
pay table included in H. R. 3935,
A3792.
- remarks in House relative to in-
creasing pay of, 2419.
- remarks in House relative to al-
lowance for unused leave of absence,
8582.
-- remarks in House relative to con-
lerence report on bill (H. R. 3951)
to stimulate enlistments, 9456.
- remarks in House relative to ac-
cumulated furlough pay for, 11122.
Enlisted Reserve .Corps: bill to allow ad-
ditional period of 6 months for mak-
ing claims under act of July 18, 1940,
by members of (see bill H. R. 2558).
-bill to provide disability and death
compensation to those who have re-
ceived or are receiving training under
Army specialized training program (see
bill H. R. 3091).
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ARMY-Continued.
Enlistments: bill to provide for enlist-
ments in the Regular Army during the
period of the war (see bills S. 613;
H. R. 2388-).
-bill to stimulate (see bills H. R.
?938, -917).
-bill to establish the peace force
and stimulate for occupation duties
volunteer (see bill H. R. 3955).
- remarks in House relative to
H. R. 3951, to stimulate, A3838.
- remarks in Senate relative to
progress of, 11237.
-text of bill, H. R. 3935, relative to
postwar, A3791.
Enlistments during the period of the
war: letter from the Secretary of War
transmittirg a draft of a proposed bill
to provide for, 1401.
Finance clerks: letter relative to dis-
charge of, A5L6.
General: blIl to authorize permanent ap-
pointment in grade of (see bill S.
1354*).
General Staff: memorial of legislature of
Oklahoma commending the policies of,
1405.
Infantry: remarks in House relative to
method used to select assignments for,
Al8.
-remarks in House relative to as-
signment of the cream of the ycuth
to, A133.
- remarks in House praising the
Queen of Battle, A2'25.
- tribute in the House to the, A1I.
Insignia: letter from unnamed service-
men relative to regulations regarding,
A4029.
Joint Chiefs of Staff and Joint Secre-
taria : bill to provide for permanent
(see bills H. R. 514, 622).
Major generals: bill to authorize ap-
pointment of the line of additional
permanent (see bill S. 1533*).
Maneuvers: remarks In House relative to
loss of life in, 10134.
Manpower requirements: message from
the President relating to, 8346.
Medical Corps: article from Stars and
Stripes relative to waste of doctors by,
A5649.
-bill to provide additional pay to
enlisted men who are awarded Medi-
cal Corps valor badge and have been
assigned to (see bill H. R. 363).
Medical Department: bill to provide
additional compensation for enlisted
personnel, serving in combat areas of
(see bill H. R. 424, 1342).
-bill authorizing appointment of
X-ray technicians as commissioned of-
ficers in (see bill H. R. 1688).
- bill to establish an Optometry
Corps in (see bill H. R. 1693).
-bill to establish a Chiropody (Po-
diatry) Corps in (see bill H. R. 1918).
-bill to eliminate unfairness and
discrimination against enlisted per-
sonnel of (see bill H. R. 2467).
- bill to give recognition to the
noncombatant services under enemy
fire performed by officers and enlisted
•men of (see bill H. R. 2477*).
- bill to extend the provisions of
act of November 29, 1940, relating to
promotion of officers of (see bills S.
'9*. H. R. 3070*).
- bill to establish an Optometry
Corps in (see bill H. R. 3755").
bill to establish a Chiropody Corps
in (see bill H. R. 4147).
- joint resolution for replacement
with persons trained under Army Spe-
cialized Training Program for certain
civilian commissioned (see S. J. Res.
97).
-letter of protest by six unnamed
Army captains from Minneapolis Star-
Journal relative to unfavorable con-
ditions in, A40G8.
INDEX
ARMY-Continued.
Medical Department: letter by unnamed
medical officer relative to wasteful pol-
icy of, A4135.
-letter by unidentified officer criti-
cising Army's discharge system for,
A4797.
-letter by unnamed captain rela-
tive to surplus of doctors in, A5189.
- letter by a representative group
of medical officers relative to return
of surplus cfficers of, A5241.
- remarks in House relative to
commissioning male nurses in, A838.
- remarks in House relative to
wastage of doctors and nurses in,
A4008.
- remarks in House relative to
hoarding of doctors by, A4135.
- remarks in House relative to,
12099.
- tribute in House to heroism of
ambulance drivers of, A266.
Medical, Dental, and Veterinary Corps:
promotion of officers in (see bills S.
939*; H. R. 3070*).
Medical School: provide for establish-
ment of (see bill H.,R. 3927).
Medical technologists: authorize ap-
pointment as commissioned officers of
qualified (see bill H. R. 3147).
Members of: tendering the thanks of
Congress to (see H. J. Res. 243).
Military laws: remarks in House relative
to treatment of soldiers for infringe-
ment of, A488.
Military status for women: relating to
those who served overseas during World
War I (see bill H. R. 2386).
Noncommissioned officers: give prefer-
ence in appointments to civil service
positions to retired (see bill H. R.
3977).
Nurse Corps: provide a uniform allow-
ance for members of (see bill H. R.
313).
- bill to amend act regarding quali-
fications for (see bill H. R. 1571).
- bill to confer the degree of bache-
lor of nursing upon commissioned of-
ficers of (see bill Ii. R. 2605).
-'---letters relative to drafting of
nurses by 3 overseas lieutenants in,
A1172.
-- news release by Surgeon General
re'ative to favorable progress in re-
cruiting for, A2845.
- remarks in House relative to small
number of Negroes commissioned in,
A1157.
- remarks in House relative to
strength in June 1945 of, A2846.
-- tribute in the House to, A1961.
Nurses: grant certain benefits with re-
snect to annual leave to (see bill H. R.
356).
editorial by Dave Boone from New
York Sun relative to drafting of, A202.
letter from Representative Philbin
relative to draft of, 593.
-- letter from overseas nurse com-
menting on article from Time on draft-
ing of, A2629.
remarks in House relative to need
of additional, A173.
Officers: provide retirement benefits for
certain emergency officers of World War
No. 1 (see bill H. R. 71).
-bill to amend act of July 15, 1940,
pertaining to retirement benefits of
emergency (see bill H. R. 92).
- bill to provide adjustments In
the retirement classification and pay
of (see bill H. R. 417).
-bill to restore to active duty cer-
tain retired Regular Army (see bills
S. 333, 414; H. R. 439).
-bill to amend joint resolution of
July 29, 1941, relating to removal from
active list of Regular (see bill H. R.
716).
ARMY-Continued.
Officers: bill for relief of those who were
members of first two classes at Civil
Affairs Training School, University of
Chicago (see bill H. R. 1366).
-- bill to amend act of July 15, 1940,
pertaining to emergency officers' re-
tirement benefits (see bill H. R. 1514).
-bill to equalize certain disability
benefits for (see bill H. R. 1636). ,
-- bill to provide that retired Regu-
lar Army officers called to active duty
shall be entitled to retirement pay ac-
cording to temporary rank attained
(see bill H. R. 1739).
- bill to maintain on active duty
during the present war those who reach
retirement age (see bills H. R. 2350,
2471).
- bill to permit officers commis-
sioned since December 7, 1941, to con-
tinue to hold their public offices while
cn active duty during the war (see bill
H. R. 2984).
- bill to amend act providing for
payment of 6 months' pay to depend-
ents of officers whose death results
from wounds or disease not result of
their own misconduct (see bill H. R.
3104).
- bill to provide for placing on re-
tirement list certain ones who have
resigned from active service (see bill
1-1.R. 3448).
-- bill to amend Public Law No. 212,
approved June 30, 1932, to extend ex-
emotions therein to all war officers who
have been awarded reti-ement bene-
fits on basis of disabilities incurred in
line of duty (see bill H. R. 3762).
- bill to authorize that permanent
officers of Regular Army who have
served as commissioned officers in
World Wor II retain their commis-
sions (see bill H. R. 3897).
- bill to provide for reverting from
temporary to permanent grade of all
general (see bill H. R. 4066).
- bill to place on retiread list cer-
tain commissioned officers who served
during World War i (see bill H. R.
4183).
__- bill to authorize issuance of visas
in certain designated areas until con-
sular service is reestablished by (see
bill H. R. 4980).
--- bill to provide for better adminis-
tration of officer personnel (see bill
H. R. 5022).
--_bill for relief of certain ones who
were members of first two classes at
civil affairs training school, University
of Chicago (see bill. H. R. 5044).
-- bill to remove certain restrictions
relative to appointment to civilian po-
sition of retired commissioned (see bill
S. 129).
-- bill relating to liability for per
Ciem payment to St. Elizabeths Hos-
pital by commissioned and warrant
(see bill S. 143).
-- bill to provide for promotion, after
specified years of service on active
duty, of certain retired (see bills S.
324; H. R. 1643).
- bill computing retirement pay for
certain disabled (see bill S. 627).
-bill relating to retirement pay for
certain (see bill S. 623).
-- bill to provide a method for war-
time reduction of temporary grades
held by general (see bills S. 701"; H. R.
2541).
-bill to amend joint resolution of
July 29, 1941, relative to removal from
active list of the Regular Army of (see
bill S. 946).
- bill relating to unused leave ac-
cumulated prior to retirement by
officers placed on retired list (see bill
S. 949).

ARMY-Continued.,
Officers: bill to provide for appointment
of additional commissioned (see bills
S. 1554; H. R. 4687).
-bill providing for retirement of
certain officers with rank and pay of
their temporary grades (see bill S.
1630).
-- joint resolution to create a com-
misison to prepare plans for establish-
ment of a school for training of women
for service as commissioned (see H. J.
Res. 91).
- joint resolution to preserve status
of those detailed to Department of
Agriculture (see bill S. J. Res. 113*).
-letter from the Secretary of War
transmitting list of persons commis-
sioned from civil life, 989, 1042, 3466,
3600, 5923, 5924.
-letter from the Secretary of War
transmitting a draft of a proposed bill
to provide a method for wartime re-
duction of temporary grades held by
general officers, 1884.
-- letter from Secretary of War
transmitting draft of bill to commis-
sion in Regular Army, not above grade
of captain, certain, 3228.
-letter from the Secretary of War
relative to proposed appointment of
additional, 12427.
-letter from unnamed servicemen
urging discharge of certain commis-
sioned and noncommissioned, A4029.
- list of 19 questions regarding
status of, A4045.
-remarks in House relative to com-
missioning Communists as, A691.
-remarks in House relative to pro-
posed demobilization of unnecessary
high-graded, 8492.
-remarks In House relative to H.
R. 4086, providing for reverting to their
temporary grade of certain, A4045.
- remarks in Senate bill (H. R.
4587) for appointment of additional,
12425. •
--- text of War Department Circular
No. 290 relative to relief from active
duty of certain, 9045.
Officers' Corps: bill relating to retire-
ment of officers of (see bill S. 804).
- bill to authorize certain addi-
tional appointments In initial grades
not above grade of captain in (see bills
S. 804*; H. R. 2873).
Officers' Reserve Corps: bill to provide for
promotion in (see bill H. R. 1195).
- bill to allow additional period of
6 months for making claims under act
of July 18, 1940 by members of (see
bill H. R. 2558).
Optometry Corps: bill to establish in
Medical Corps (see bill H. R. 3755').
-- memorial of legislature ralative to
the proposed establishment of, 3054,
3085.
Pay Readjustment Act of 1942: bill to
amend section 9 of (see bill H. R.
1512*).
Peacetime Military Training: telegram
from Dennis Cardinal Dougherty re-
monstrating against the proposed,
10134.
Personnel: bill relating to rank of Reg-
ular Army personnel called into active
service from retired list (see bill H. R.
438).
-bill to provide for payment of
pensions to certain persons who are
receiving retired pay (see bill H. R.
503).
- bill to increase certain allow-
ances provided by law for (see bill H.
R. 682).
-- bill authorizing long-distance
telephone calls and telegrams at Gov-
ernment expense for (see bill H. R.
1448).
INDEX
ARMY-Continued.
Personnel: bill providing for settlement
of claims, for damage to personal
property incident to their service, of
military and civilian (see bills S. 583;
H. R. 2068*).
- bill to provide for ,payment and
settlement of mileage and other travel
allowance accounts for (see bill H. R.
3149).
-bill to clarify and define the con-
stitutional rights of retired (see bill
H. R. 3316).
-bill to provide for exclusion from
gross income for income-tax purposes
certain amounts received as -retire-
ment pay by retired (see bill H. R.
3563).
-bill to provide retirement from
active service under certain condi-
tions of (see bill H. R. 36E3).
-':bill to provide increased pensions
to members who become disabled by
reason of their service other than a
period of war (see bill H. R. 3908).
- bill to provide for retirement of
certain (see bills H. R. 3935, 3990).
-bill to continue veteran benefits
for certain temporary (see bills S.
1356; H. R. 3938).
-bill to make eligible for immedi-
ate discharge all persons who have
served 12 months or more overseas (see
bill H. R. 4367).
- bill to provide for an additional
allowance in computing income for
(see bill H. R. 4409).
-bill to authorize payment of en-
tire amount due, without appointment
of legal representative of estate, in
settlement of accounts of deceased
(see bills H. R. 4517, 4521).
--- billproviding for settlement of
claims for damage to personal prop-
erty incident to their service, of mili-
tary and civilian (see bills S. 583; H.
R. 2068').
-- billto provide that service as a
cadet or aviation cadet shall be cred-
ited for pay purposes, and that service
as a cadet shall be credited for retire-
ment purposes (see bill S. 900).
-- bill to provide for payment and
settlement of mileage and other travel
allowance accounts of (see bill S. 917).
-- bill to permit occupancy of cer-
tain Government housing facilities on
a rental basis without loss of rental
allowances, by their dependents and
(see bills S. 1003; H. R. 3233*).
- bill relating to return to United
States for furlough of those who have
served 12 months or more in European
area before being sent to Pacific (see
bill S. 1159).
bill to permit settlement of ac-
counts of deceased officers and enlist-
ed men without administration of es-
tates (see bill S. 1211).
- concurrent resolution authorizing
an investigation relative to adjust-
ment of pay and allowances of com-
missioned and enlisted (see H. Con.
Res. 88).
- excerpts from report of House
Committee on Military Affairs relative
to requirement of, A3838.
- letter from the Secretary of War
transmitting a draft of a proposed bill
to provide for settlement of claims of,
837.
- letter from Secretary of War
transmitting draft of bill to settle
travel expenses of, 4215.
- letters from Secretary of War
transmitting report of number of men
in training, 3823, 9759.
Postal Service: article giving the high
lights of the, A5033.
-tribute in House to members of,
A3033.
41
ARMY-Continued.
Provost Marshal General: statement
relative to hearing aids for prisoners
of war by, A1707.
QuartermasterCorps: remarks in Senate
relative to the one hundred and sev-
entieth anniversary of, 6158.
- remarks in House praising war
record of market center program of,
A4016.
- article by Christine Sadler from
Washington Post relative to tremen-
dous job of, A1627.
Quartermaster Corps Officers Candidate
School: address by Representative
Price of Illinois at Camp Lee, Va., be-
fore A583.
--_remarks in House praising splen-
did record of, A583.
Recruiting: Remarks in House relative
to, 8694.
Regulations: text of AR 600-10, relative
to freedom of speech, A4418.
Replacements: remarks in House rela-
tive to program for, A1496.
Retired enlisted men: bill to provide dis-
pensary treatment and hospitalization
in Army and Navy hospitals for (see
bill H. R. 1513).
Retired list: bill to establish for reserve
components on honorary (see bill S.
1011).
Retired officers: bill to restore to active
list and to active duty certain (see
bill H. R. 2354).
-- bill to remove for duration of war
certain limitations upon appointment
and compensation of those employed
In civilian positions by the Govern-
ment (see bill H. R. 2821).
-bill to restore to active duty cer-
tain (see bill H. R. 2909).
- bill to provide promotion of cer-
tain ones who served as commissioned
officers during two wars (see bill H. R.
3413).
- bill relating to promotion and pay
of (see billH. R. 4939).
- bill to provide promotion to cer-
tain ones who served during war with
Spain and World War No. 1 (see bill
S. 724).
Retired officers of the line: bill to pro-
mote those who are specially com-
mended for performance of duty in
actual combat (see bills S. 351; H. R.
1662).
Retired personnel: bill to provide for ex-
clusion from gross income for income-
tax purposes certain amounts received
as retirement pay by (see bill S. 851).
Second lieutenants:'bill to amend Na-
tional Defense Act, with respect to
minimum age for persons appointed
in Regular Army as (see bill S. 204).
Service Forces: Editorial from Washing-
ton Post relative to, A4544.
-- _letter by General Kirk relative to
Pepper committee report on public
health, A145.
--_letter relative to additional hous-
ing needed at Redstone Park, 1677.
-radio address by Lieutenant Gen-
eral Somervell on third anniversary of,
A1208.
Service group personnel: table of point
discharge for, A3998.
Specialized training progroa: joint res-
olution to provide for replacement of
medical personnel commissioned from
civilian life with persons trained under
(see S. J. Res. 97).
Subversive activities in: remarks in
House relative to, 7923.
Surgeon General: letter relative to staff-
ing of Veterans' Administration hos-
pitals, 12490
-- _news release relative to favorable
progress in Army nurse recruiting
from, A2845.

ARMY-Continued.
Survlus material: bill to provide for
orderly disposition of (see bill H. R.
345).
Tank Corps: article by Ernest Leiber
from Stars and Stripes with soldiers'
opinicns on American tanks, A1063.
-letter by Rufus E. Webb relative
to quality of American tanks, A1O61.
Training School for Nurses: bill to pro-
vide for establishment of (see bill H. R.
3926).
Transport Service: bill relating to ma-
rine insurance in case of certain em-
ployees who suffered death, injury, or
other casualty prior to April 23, 1943
(see bill H. R. 1519).
Travel allowances: Bill" to provide for
payment of to personnel (see bill S.
917*).
Unity of command of Army and-Navy:
statement by Lt. Gen. James H. Doolit-
tle on the subject of, 10566.
Veterinary Corps: bill to extend the.pro-
visions of act of November 29, 1940, re-
lating to promotion of officers of (see
bills S. 939*; H. R. 3070*.).
Voluntary enlistments: letter by John J.
Murphy relative to reasons for few,
A4445.-
- remarks in House relative to 1,000
daily, A4417.
Volunteer recruiting campaign: -remarks
relative to, 8976.
Warrant offIcers: bill computing retire-
ment pay for certain. disabled (see bill
S. 627).
- bill relating to retirement pay for
certain (see bill S. 628).
Women's Army Auxiliary Corps: bill to
provide benefits based upon service as
a member of (see bill H. R. 2713).
-bill to provide, after their dis-
charge or conclusion of service, for
education and training for certain
members of (see bill S. 644).
- bill to extend reemployment
benefits to members (see bill S. 1560)'.
Women's Army Corps: article entitled
"'After the Army-What?' Women in
Uniform Ask" by Doris Higgins from
Washington News Digest, A5369.
--- bill to extend to 52 years the age
for enlistment in (see bill H. R. 2472).
-bill to amend second sentence of
section 3 of Public Law 110 of Seventy-
eight Congress. an act to establish (see
,bill H. R. 3449).
--- bill relating to credit for service
rendered in Women's Army Auxiliary
Corps by members of (see bill H. R.
4569).
-radio address by Representative
Rogers' of Massachusetts on third an-
niversary of, A2207.
-tribute in House to, 7657.
ARMY AIR FORCES DAY, SCOTT FIELD,
ILL., letters by Governor Green (Ill.),
Mayor Connors (East St. Louis, Ill.),
and Mayor Wright (Centralia, Ill.)
relative to, A3849.
Remarks in House relative to celebration
on August 1, 1945 at, A3848.
ARMY AIR PILOTS HELD IN SERVICE TO
AID PRIVATE LINE? letter from un-
named member of Air Transport Com-
mand in China relative to, A4307.
ARMY AND NAVY CLUB, address by Col.
Marion Rushton relative to operation
and policy of Army's correction divi-
sion before committee on military and
naval law at, A488.
ARMY AND NAVY JOURNAL (publication),
article Occupation Troops Should Be
Better Housed-Snyder's Report from,
4195.
Article entitled "Home, Strange Home"
by William H. Standley from, A1234.
Article on Army's command-Pacific
Oncan areas by Frazier Hunt from,
A2309.
INDEX
ARMY AND NAVY JOURNAL-Continued.
Article -relative to postwar American
merchant marine from, A1826.
Article on Foreign affairs and Hull's
diplomacy from, A3931.
Editorial paying tribute to Maj. Gen.
Shelley U. Marietta from, A493.
Editorial relative to Admiral Standley's
suggestion for 1 month's pay for mem-
bers of armed forces, at their discharge,
from, A1234.
Editorial relative to the rumored retire-
ment of Gen. G. C. Marshall, Chief of
Staff, United States Army, 5842.
ARMY AND NAVY MUNITIONS BOARD, re-
port on strategic materials received
from Latin America during the present
war (S. Doc. 5), 17, 548.
ARMY AND NAVY NURSES, remarks in House
relative to drafting of, 317.
ARMY AND NAVY REGISTER (publication),
list awarded Congressional Medal of
Honor during present war from, A1799.
ARMY AND NAVY REVIEW EOARDS, article
by Millard Rice relative to procedure
for discharge and d'sability cases, be-
fore, A4643.
ARMY AND NAVY UNION, U. S. A., corre-
snuondence between William Randolph
Hearst and, A3059.
"ARMY CALLED FOE OF JACKSON'S
*.VIEWS," article by Frank E. Mason en-
titled, 11034.
ARMY CAMPS AND CANTONMENTS IN THE
* FAR EAST, remarks in House relative
to, 10730.
Remarks in House relative to excessive
cost in construction of, A3558.
"ARMY CHAPLAIN CALLS JEWS WORSE OFF
THAN GERMANS," article by Virginia
Reed entitled, A5534.
ARMY COURTS MARTIAL, letter by Under
Secretary of War Patterson relative to
investigation of, A3279.
ARMY DAY, address by Lt. Gen. Robert C.
Richardson, Jr., before Hawaiian
Islands on observance of, A19E8.
ARMY DISCHARGES BE MAILED-CLINTON
S. GOLDEN'S SUGGESTION, article
from Washington Times-Herald rela-
tive to, A4103.
ARMY DISCHARGES: MEN'S MORALE AT
LOW EBB ON OKINAWA, letter by un-
named soldier relative to, A5193.
ARMY DISCHARGES: TRANSPORTATION
PROBLEMS, letter by Secretary of War
Patterson relative to, A5188.
ARMY DOCTORS SHOULD BE SENT HOME,
article from Stars and Stripes relative
to, A555.
ARMY EQUIPMENT DUMPED INTO OCEAN,
statement by Robert R. Moore relative
to, A5259.
ARMY FOODSTUFFS, remarks in House rel-
ative to strike-bound perishable, 10045.
ARMY GIVES. RUN-AROUND ON DIS-
CHARGE, letter by unnamed overseas
soldier relative to, A4059.
ARMY GOLD BRICK-CENTRAL VALLEY
PROJECT, CALIF., article from Cali-
fornia Grange News relative to, A4182.
ARMY HOARDS DOCTORS-SAYS SENATOR
DOWNEY, article from Washington
Times-Herald relative to, A2692.
ARMY IMPROVEMENTS, editorial from Yank
giving suggestions of enlisted men for,
A5663.
ARMY MUDDLES MANPOWER PROBLEM,
article by David Lawrence from Wash-
ington Evening Star relative to, A345.
ARMY-NAVY "E" AWARD, radio address by
Henry Ford II and Nelson A. S. Talbott
at presentation to Ford Willow Run
bomber plant of, A2206.
ARMY-NAVY FOOTBALL GAME, remarks in.
Senate relative to the sale of tickets
for, 10251, 11010, 11081.
Resolution relative to allocating seats to
disabled veterans at (see S. Res. 195).
Remarks in House relative to, A5215.
ARMY-NAVY MERGER. See also UNIFICA-
TION OF AReaED FORCES. Article by Gus-
taf A. Nordin from Duluth News-
Tribune relative to, A4191.
Article captioned "MacArthur admits er-
ror in fighting merger," from Wash-
ington Times-Herald, A4689.
Editorial from St. Louis Post-Dispatch
advocating, A3641.'
Editorial relative to Ferdinand Eber-
stadt's report from Oregonian oppos-
ing, A4667.
Remarks in House relative to, A4191.
"ARMY NURSE," poem by Frederick W. Waite
entitled, A1050.
ARMY NURSE RETURNS FROM JAP PRISON
CAMP, article by Robert Talley relative
to rousing welcome to Inez McDonald,
A1097.
ARMY OF OCCUPATION; correspondence rel-
ative to, 9667, 9668.
Remarks in House relative to, 9686,.
ARMY OF OCCUPATION OF GERMANY
MEDAL, amending Public Law 322,
Seventy-seventh Congress, chapter 501,
first session. (H. R. .5750), relative to
(see bill H, R. 2037)..
ARMY OFFICERS AND MEN ALERTED FOR
OVERSEAS SERVICE, letter from serv-
icemen in. United States relative to
Injustice of, A4652.
"ARMY OWES AN EXPLANATION FOR
MANY AIRPLANE CRASHES," editorial
from Denver (Colo.) Rocky Mountain
News captioned, A517.
ARMY PENALIZES FORMER AMERICAN
PRISONER OF WAR, letter by uni-
dentified judge relative to, A3805.
Remarks in House relative to A3805.
"ARMY'S ABLE LEADERSHIP TRACED TO
EXECUTIVE SKILL OF MARSHALL,"
article by George Fielding Eliot from
New York Herald Tribune entitled,
A3050.
ARMY'S BLUE DISCHARGES, editorials by
John H. Young III from Pittsburgh
Courier relative to, A4778.
ARMY'S CASTE SYSTEM, letter by John J.
Murphy relative to, A4415.
ARMY'S COMMAND-PACIFIC OCEAN
AREAS, article by Frazier Hunt from
Army-Navy Journal relative to, A2369.
ARMY'S DEMOBILIZATION, editorial en-
titled "The Sad Muddle of Demobiliza-
tion" from Stars and Stripes, A5389.
News release by War Department giving
• figures on, A5§66.
Remarks in House relative to, A5641.
ARMY'S DEMOBILIZATION AT FORT
DEVENS, MASS., report by subcommit-
tee to chairman of House Committee
on Military Affairs relative to, A4011.
Report by Representative Johnson of
California relative to, A4016.
ARMY'S DEMOBILIZATION AT FORT DIX,
N. J., report by Representative Johnson
of California relative to, A4016.
Report by subcommittee to chairman of
House Committee on Military Affairs
relative to, A4011.
ARMY'S DEMOBILIZATION-HOODWINK-
ING THE PUBLIC, letter by unidenti-
fied overseas soldier relative to, A3908.
ARMY'S DEMOBILIZATION PROGRAM, ra-
dio address by Representative Bradley
of Michigan relative to, A4031.
ARMY'S DEMOBILIZATION SYSTEM: AC-
TUAL FACTS, statement by Gen. George
C. Marshall relative to, A3870.

ARMY'S DEPENDABLES, article by George
Connery from Washington Post rela-
tive to special consideration for, A2459.
ARMY'S DISCHARGE AT KELLY FIELD,
TEX., letter by unnamed soldier rela-
tive to, A4090.
ARMY'S DISCHARGE OF PACIFIC VETER-
ANS, letter by unnamed soldier rela-
tive to, A4094.
ARMY'S DISCHARGE PLAN, editorial by
Josephus Daniels from Raleigh (N. C.)
News and Observer relative to, A3781.
ARMY'S DISCHARGE SYSTEM, Associated
Press dispatch captioned "Andresen
urges Army to speed up discharges"
by Richard Powers from Associated
Press, A5661.
Excerpts from letters criticizing ineffi-
ciency of, A4785.
Letter by unnamed captain in Army
Medical Corps, Sioux Falls, S. Dak..
criticizing method of, A4289.
Letter by Representative Schwabe of
Oklahoma relative to bungling of,
A3874.
Letter by overseas soldier criticizing,
A4264.
Letter from overseas soldier criticizing,
A4500.
Letter by Chanute Field group relative
to discharging married men under,
A4482.
Letter by unnamed serviceman at Leyte
Island expressing his disgust on, A4447.
Letters by unnamed servicemen com-
plaining of, A4414, A4415.
Letter by unnamed staff sergeant rela-
tive to unfairness at Clovis (N. Mex.)
Army Air Field in, A4324.
Letter from unnamed serviceman com-
plaining of the slowness of, A4349.
Letter by unnamed lieutenant in Manila
complaining of, A4338.
Letters from servicemen and wives of
servicemen complaining of, A4588,
A4589.
Letters by several servicemen from Daily
Pacifican criticizing, A4589.
Letter by Secretary of War Patterson rel-
ative to number of discharges during
October, A4588.
Letter by unnamed serviceman relative
to retaining of pre-Pearl Harbor
fathers, A4558.
Letter by unnamed soldier in Japan crit-
icizing officers' interpretation of,
A4543.
Letter from nine men in South Pacific
who have been overseas 30 months
relative to, A4602.
Letter by veteran of 3 years and 9 months'
service complaining of, A4599.
Letter from unnamed soldier at Manila,
Philippine Islands, expressing his bit-
terness at, A4590.
Letter by unnamed soldier in Europe
criticizing unfairness of, A4529.
Letter by 37-year-old unnamed soldier
expressing his criticism of, A4539.
Letter from group of Army officers and
men in France complaining of, A4652.
Letter by corporal on Okinawa criticiz-
ing, A4754.
Letter from a very disgusted sergeant at
Manila criticizing slowness of, A4754.
Letter by Virginia Taylor of Helena,
Mont., criticizing, A4756.
Letter by group at Camp Boston, France,
from Stars and Stripes relative to,
A4740.
Letter by unidentified Army doctor com-
plaining of waste of doctors under,
A4797.
Letter by soldier from Okinawa from
Buffalo Evening News criticizing,
A5335.
Letter by unnamed Army officer relative
to inefficiency of, A5273.
Letter by unnamed private relative to
brass hats being in no hurry to speed
up, A5247.
INDEX
ARMY'S DISCHARGE SYSTEM--Continued,
Letter and resolution by Local 1095 of
Letter by 37-year-old unnamed soldier
Ing transportation to aid, A5177. - ARMY'S PLAN TO RELEASE MEN IN THE
Letter by member of Five Hundred and
Sixty-fifth Signal Aircraft Warning
Battalion criticizing, A5189.
Letters urging legislation to hasten dis-
charges under, A5136.
Letter by unnamed soldier relative to
waste of transportation space in,
A5209.
Letter by unnamed soldier on Okinawa
criticizing, A5193.
Letter by unnamed soldier at Paris,
France, complaining of, A5235.
Letter by a soldier at Okinawa relative
to hopeless situation of, A5661.
Letter by C. J. Lambert relative to dis-
charge of soldier awarded the Purple
Heart, A5677.
Letter by a soldier stationed at Fuku-
shima, Japan, relative to rough treat-
ment forced on enlisted men, A5677.
Letter from a private soldier relative
to why married men are not discharged
under, A5522.
Letter by unnamed woman criticizing
retention of men who wish to continue
their education, A5396.
Letter by a soldier at Mindanao relative
to. A5449.
Letter by Pierce Powers expressing ap-
preciation to Congress for aid in ob-
taining his discharge under, A5581.
Remarks in House relative to actual facts
on, A4288.
Remarks in House relative to many
changes in, A4200.
Remarks in House relative to waste of
money from, A4442.
Remarks in House relative to shipping
bottleneck's effect on, A4587.
Remarks in House relative to number of
men released between May 12 and Oc-
tober 19, 1945, under, A4620.
Remarks in House relative to idleness of
men awaiting discharge under, A4600.
Remarks in House relative to indifference
of high Government officials to, A5235.
Remarks in House relative to slowness of
release of doctors under, A5649.
Remarks in House relative to, A4532,
.A5322.
Remarks in House relative to activities
at Jefferson Barracks, Mo., and Fort
Sheridan, Ill., on, A4334.
Remarks in House relative to bungling
of, A4C67.
Remarks in House relative to number
eligible for discharge on October 15
under, A4620.
Statement by Maxwell Field (Ala.) Air
Cadets relative to, A3875.
Telegram from Russell J. Porter relative
to discrimination in discharge of air
cadets at Maxwell and Gunter Fields,
Montgomery, Ala, A4472.
ARMY'S EFFORT TO SUBDUE FREEDOM OF
EXPRESSION, l'tter by unnamed GI
relative to, A3922.
ARMY SEPARATION CENTERS IN VARIOUS
STATES, establish (see S. Res. 173;
H. Res. 340).
ARMY SERGEANT TIRES OF RUNNING ER-
RANDS FOR GIRLS, article by Fred-
erick C. Othman from Washington
Times-Herald relative to, A4442.
ARMY'S HANDLING OF GERMAN PRISON-
ERS IN BOLZANO, ITALY, remarks
in House criticizing, A2377.
ARMY'S MORALE LOW IN FRANCE, letter
by unnamed soldier at Paris, France,
relative to, A5235.
ARMY'S NONFRATERNIZATION ORDER IN
AUSTRIA, remarks in House relative
to, A2436.
ARMY'S OLDSTERS, editorial from Army
Times relative to, A1931, A3289.
"ARMY SPARES 665,000 MEN FROM SERV-
ICE OVERSEAS," article by George
Connery captioied, A5758.
STATES, article from Stars and Stripes
giving views of servicemen on, A4400.
ARMY'S SPORTS PROGRAM, remarks in
House relative to, A4076.
ARMY'S SYSTEM FOR DISCHARGE, re-
marks in House criticizing, A3953.
ARMY'S VENEREAL-DISEASE PROGRAM,
letter by unnamed soldier criticizing,
A5339.
ARMY'S WASTE, letter by Mark Hunt rela-
tive to, A5259.
"ARMY'S WASTE OF MANPOWER," edito-
rial by Jcsephus Daniels from Raleigh
(N. C.) News and Observer 'entitled,
A3781.
ARMY TIMES (newspaper), article on Mc-
Lean Gardens as housing project for
veterans from, A5729.
Article entitled "Amvets Protest Pay-
ment of Overdue Pension Premiums"
from, A5409.
Editorial entitled "Army's Oldsters Are
Forgotten Men" from, A1931, A3289.
Editorial relative to Representative
Luce's bill to give-veterans priority on
housing from, A5163.
Poem entitled "Curbstone Lament" by
Ye Old Vette from, A5796.
"ARMY TRUCKS FOR SALE IN CANADA,"
article from Canadian newspaper cap-
tioned, A56E5.
ARMY UNION NEWS (publication), state-
ment relative to award to William
Randolph Hearst of Gold Medal of
Honor of the Army and Navy Union,
United States of America, from, A3058.
ARMY WAR COLLEGE, remarks in House rel-
ative to appropriations for, 6751.
ARNALL, ELLIS (Governor of Georgia). ar-
ticle on what is the American way of
life from Reader's Scope by, A2136. "
Article entitled "Revolution Down
South" from Collier's by, A3710.
Views relative to TVA from St. Louis
Post-Dispatch by, A55.
ARNOLD, H. H. (Chief of Army Air Forces),
article by Marquis W. Childs from New
York Post relative to bombing of Ger-
many due to judgment of, A2348.
Letter re'-tive to flight pay of Army fly-
ing officers written by, 10845.
Statement relative to airplane crashes by,
A518.
ARNOLD, JOHN J., extend benefits of United
States Unemployment Compensation
Act of September 7, 1916, to (see bill
H. R. 3226).
ARNOLD. THURMAN, article on tungsten
carbide controlled by General Electric
and Krupp from Reader's Digest by,
A3527.
Discussion before Co-op Forum of the
District of Columbia on subject Mo-
nopoly by Representative Voorhis,
Theodore J. Kreps, and, A2050.
Editorial entitled "Thurman Arnold
Goes Back to Fighting Front" from
Madison (Wis.) Capital Times, A3660.
ARNOLD, WAT (a Representative from Mis-
souri).
Appointed on committee, 491, 492.
Article from Wall'Street Journal entitled
"The Compulsory State," A719.
Article from Wall Street Journal entitled
"Good for Man or Beast," A3549.
Article from Wall Street Journal entitled
"Better Control Than OPA," A3549.
Article from Wall Street Journal entitled
"War as Usual," A3838.
Article by John T. Winterich from the
Saturday Review of Literature entitled
"Democracy on the Diamond" relative
to Negro professional baseball player,
A5669.

ARNOLD, WAT-Continued.
Letter and poem written by N. M. Brit-
tain, of Chillicbthe, Mo., concerning
the labor situation. A5335.
Statement by Dr. J. S. Denslow urging
training of doctors for future needs,
A3452.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Constitution: to amend to limit tenure
of President, Vice President, and Mem-
bers of Congress to 6 years (see bill
H. J. Res. 229), 7663.
Remarks by, on
Renegotiation Act, 6073.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
ARNOW. HORTENSE, relief (see bills H. R.
1037*, 1639).
ARON AND CO., INC., J., relief (see bill H. R.
3227).
ARONSON, GREGORY, remarks In House
relative to Jewish conditions in Russia
described in Look entitled "The Jewish
Problem in Soviet Russia" by, A3301.
ARRAIS, JOSE M., relief (see bill H. R.
2305*).
ARREAS, JOSEPH, relief (see bill S. 579).
ARSENAULT, NORMAN (Private U. S. Ma-
rine Corps), article by Pete Zurlinden
from Leatherneck, pay tribute to hero-
ism of, All81.
Remarks in House relative to heroism of,
Al180.
ARTESIA, CALIF., remarks in Vouss relative
to the Red Cross quota in, 3050.
ARTHUR, ALETHEA, relief (see bills S. 1691;
. H. R. 1757*).
ARTHUR, EDWARD J. (1st Cl. Private U. S.
Army), article by Richard J. H. John-
ston from New York Times relative to
war record of 48-year-old, A313.
ARTHUR, HARRY M. (Colonel U. S. Army),
letter approving article of Representa-
tive Judd on China from Time by,
A3499.
ARTHUR, JAMES P., relief (see bill H. R.
3223).
ARTIFICIAL LEGS AND APPLIANCES, joint
resolution authorizing construction of
laboratory for development of (see S.
J. Res. 128).
Remarks in House relative to research
and development of, A3926.
Statements by Albert N. Baggs and Paul
E. Klopsteg relative to, A4744.
ARTIFICIAL LIMB SCANDAL AND THE
VETERANS' ADMINISTRATION, state-
ment by Joseph Leib relative to, A4743.
ARTS, resolution to investigate the question
of effective legal protection for prop-
erty and proprietary rights and owner-
ship in original thoughts, concepticns,
and ideas in art, literature, science,
and the pure and useful (see H. Res.
134).
ARUNDEL, RUSSELL M., remarks in House
relative to, 9928.
ARVADA, COLO., article entitled "The Busted
G String" appearing in the Arvada
Enterprise, 3668.
ASBURY PARK (N. J.) EVENING PRESS,
editorial entitled "Expenses for Con-
gressmen" from, A2670.
Editorial on Presidential succession from,
A2771.
Editorial entitled "Scientific Prepared-
ness" from, A3714.
Editorial entitled "That Bungling OPA"
from, A3878.
Remarks in House relative to construc-
tive and Independent views on public
questions of, A2670.
ASH, BENJAMIN C., relief (see bill H. R.
4918).
ASHBROOK, H. H., relief (see bill S. 769).
ASHCRAFT, CELIA E., relief (see bill H. R.
1085*).
INDEX
ASHEVILLE (N. C.) DAILY CITIZEN, article
entitled "Brass in Madrid" from,
A1O30.
Editorial entitled "Spain Booted at San
Francisco Conference" from, A3233.
ASHLAND (KY.) DAILY INDEPENDENT, edi-
torial entitled "Spain's Future Leader"
from, A4325.
ASHLEY, TOM, article entitled "Planting by
Airplane" by, A2573.
ASIA; PROBLEMS OF UNITED STATES, ar-
ticle entitled "What We Are Up
Against in Asia" by Senator Thomas
(Utah) from Washington Evening
Star, A3884.
ASIA'S IMMEDIATE PROBLEMS, address by
Carlos P. Romulo at Washington rela-
tive to, A5615.
ASIATIC WAR, article entitled "For What
Are We Fighting in Asia?" by Norman
Thomas from Human Events, A1157.
"ASKING WHY," editorial from Washington
Post entitled, A1284.
ASSOCIATED INDUSTRIES OF OKLAHOMA,
telegram remonstrating against the
manpower bill, 2937.
ASSOCIATED INDUSTRIES OF VERMONT,
letter relat:ve to extension of Rocipro-
cal Trade Agreements Act by William
L. McKee, manager, A3487.
ASSOCIATED NEEDLE INDUSTRIES, OMA-
HA, NEBR., resolution proposing cer-
tain policies concerning emplcyment,
fair competition, and inflation, 9043.
ASSOCIATED PRESS, article relative to Sgt.
Alexander A. Drabik, first American sol-
dier to cross Rhine, by Don Whitehead
from, A1128.
Article entitled "Marines Raise Flag on
Mount Suribachi" by Joe Rosenthal
frcm, A1163.
Dispatch relative to military expoits of
Mike Cladych from Washington Star,
A120.
D-spatch relative to great military record
of Dave Schilling from, A121.
Dispatch captioned "Four plane workers
fired after crash killing six" from
Washington Evening Star by, A517.
Dispatch relating to arming troops anew
for Japan from, A690.
Dispatch captioned ' Packers offered
kraut subsidies" from, A953.
Dispatch relative to Indians forbidding
use of peyote from, A980.
D spatch relative to birth in Germany of
Franklin Delano Ludwig from, A939.
Dispatch relative to food scarcity by Ovid
A. Martin for, 1199.
Dispatch captioned "House page gets pi-
lot's license after 11 hours" from,
A1417.
Dispatch from Washington Post entitled
"Warren Urges Merciless Ax for Ag-en-
cies" by, A1880.
Dispatch on recommendations of North-
eastern States Governors' Conference
on food problemns from, A2032.
Dispatch captioned "Meat shipments to
Russia to continue 3 months" from
Washington Daily News by, A3459.
Dispatch captioned "Richberg offers to
post $1,000 for debate on new labor
bill" by, A3234.
Dispatch on un-American activities in
Hollywood, Calif., from, A3438.
Dispatch captioned "UNRRA is Christ-
like work, Pope tells Lehman, aides"
from Washington Evening Star by,
A3534.
Dispatch captioned "Berlin radio in
British zone used only by Russians"
by, A4183.
Dispatch captioned "Lindbergh narrowly
escaped in fight, flier reveals" by,
A5336.
Dispatch on War installations built
abroad at heavy cost to United States
from Washington Post from, A5294.
ASSOCIATED PRESS-Continued.
Dispatch relative to Kansas liquor li-
censes from Washington Post from,
A5106.
Dispatch captioned "Andresen urges
Army to speed up discharges" by Rich-
ard Powers from, A5661.
Dispatch ceptioned "St. Lawrence sea-
way nearing showdown" by James C.
Munn in Mesabi Daily News of Vir-
ginia, Minn., by, A5785.
Eiitorial by H. B. Snyder from Gary
(Ind.) Post-Tribune relative to mem-
bership case of, A3223.
Editorial entitled "Only Congress Can
Free Associated Press From Marshall
Field Fetters" from Jersey City (N. J.)
Journal, A4701.
Interview of James M. Cox relative to
world peace from Miami (Fla.) Daily
News by, A1729.
News release relative to deferment of
5,500 key workers by War Manpower
Commission from, A2052.
Remarks in House relative to a new serv-
ice to newspapers and radio stations in
India inaugurated by, 1790, 1791.
ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN RAILROADS,
letter relative to the return by rail of
servicemen from certain ports, 12260.
Speech commemorating one hundred
and fiftieth anniversary of House Com-
mittee on Interstate and Foreign Com-
merce and In honor of J. Monroe John-
son at dinner in Washington by, A5345.
ASSOCIATION OF ATTORNEYS GENERAL
OF THE UNITED STATES, speech on
present-day departure from the origi-
nal conception of State and Federal
Governments by Governor Sparks
(Ala.) in Jacksonville, Fla., before,
A5705.
ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGES AND UNIVER-
StTIES OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK, resolution relative to shortage
of technical and managerial personnel
adopted by, 11788.
ASSOCIATION OF THE OLDEST INHABI-
TANTS OF THE DISTRICT OF CO-
LUMBIA, address entitled "Adequacy
in Our Time" by Senator Wiley in
Washington before, A5379.
ASSOCIATION OF NATIONAL ADVERTIS-
ERS, address relative to H. R. 2390 to
amend Federal Trade Commission Act
in New York before, A5115.
ASTORIA, OREG., reimburse certain Navy
personnel for personal property lost or
damaged by fire at (see bill S. 214*).
ASTORIAN BUDGET (newspaper), editorial
relative to the Office of Price Adminis-
tration, 7585.
"AT HIS SIDE," article relative to book en-
titled, A1196.
Remarks in House relative to, Al196.
ATANASIO, MARIE E., relief (see bill H. R.
795*).
ATCHAFALAYA RIVER AND. SHIP CHAN-
NEL, letter from Secretary .of War
transmitting report on, 9210.
ATCHER, CASKMEARS, relief (see bill H. R.
1134).
ATCHISON, TOPEKA & SANTA FE RY., con-
cessions made by, 10107.
ATHAS, STEVE,.relief (see bill H. R. 3788).
ATHENS (GA.) BANNER-HERALD, editorial
entitled "President Roosevelt answers
Final Summons" from, A1746.
ATHENS (OHIO) MESSENGER, editorial en-
titled "Surplus Goods Gag America" by
Gordon Bush from, A5140.
ATHLETES' NON-COMBATIVE DUTY, article
by Grantland Rice relative to, A739.
ATHOL (MASS.) TRANSCRIPT, article rela-
tive to Japanese war preparations on
May 30, 1934, by Edwin Gordon Laur-
ence from, A4067.

ATKINS, BEN E., article on peace-prospects
for a reasonably sane world order from
Gastonia (N. C.) Gazette, A4313.
ATKINS, CLARENCE, relief (see bill S. 322).
ATKINS, J. H., relief (see bill H. R. 2598*).
ATKINSON, CECIL, relief (see bill H. R. 1258).
ATKINSON, MILES, article entitled "Medical
Care for All' by, A3425.
ATLANTA (GA.) CONSTITUTION, editorial
relative to continuing United States
employment -services
as federally
operated from, A4803.
Editorial entitled "Ramspeck Worth More
to Us'.' from, A5220.
Letter captioned "The pulse-compulsory
cops" by Lewi Ayer Smith from, A5180.
ATLANTA (GA.) JOURNAL, article relative to
superhuman battle achievement
against the Japanese of John Randolph
McKinney by Gerald R. Thorp from,
A2623.
Editorial on Spain stands out in the cold
from, A2516.
Editorial entitled "Well, Here It Is" from,
A500.
Editorial relative to use tax on motor
vehicles from, A2082.
Editorial entitled "Robert Ramspeck Re-
signs" from, A5220.
ATLANTA (GA.) WOMEN'S REPUBLICAN
STUDY CLUB, address opposing San
Francisco charter by Henry H. Turner
before, A3328.
"ATLANTIC AIR ROUTES," editorial from
New York Times entitled, A3713.
ATLANTIC CHARTER, article captioned "The
Charter not a hoax" by George E. So-
koisky from New York Sun, A141.
Concurrent resolution relative to state-
ment of President on national policy
of United States, known as (see H. Con.
- Res. 16).
Editorial entitled "Decay of the Atlantic
Charter" from St. Louis Post-Dispatch,
A118.
Editorial from newspaper captioned "So
it is only a joke," A128.
Excerpts from several newspapers regard
the Presidents statements with refer-
ence to. A130.
Memorial of Legislature of Connecticut
relative to retention of principles of,
4503.
Radio address by Representative Judd on
Town Meeting of the Air relative to
acceptance of, A3135.
Remarks in House relative to, 273, 355,
969.
Remarks in House relative to American
agreement on the philosophy of, A499.
Remarks in House relative to application
to Poland of principles of, A202.
Remarks in House relative to amazing
statement by the President on, A128.
Remarks In House relative to existence
of original copy of, A131.
Remarks in House relative to departure
from principles of, A964.
Remarks in House relative to formation
of future government of Poland and
application of principles of, A1457.
Remarks in House relative to repudia-
tion by the President of, A1608.
Remarks in House favoring principles of,
A5095.
Resolution by Italian-American Labor
Council relative to application to Italy
of principles of, A421.
Recolution declaratory of the aims and
purposes of (see Res. 115).
Resolution by Department of Maryland,
American Legion, relative to small
countries and upholding principles of,
A4339.
Statement by the Prime Minister of
England and the President of the
United States approving the prin-
c'ples of, 228.
Text of, 1051, A128.
INDEX
ATLANTIC CHARTER--Continued.
Views in resolution for by Italian-
American Labor Council urging appli-
cation to Italy of principles of, A349.
"ATLANTIC CHARTER HOAX," editorial
from Janesville (Wis.) Gazette en-
titled, A71.
ATLANTIC CHARTER'S REPUDIATION,
article by John O'Donnell from Wash-
ington Times-Herald relative to, A190.
ATLANTIC CITY (N. J.) CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE, telegram relative to lift-
ing of transportation restrictions from,
A2379.
ATLANTIC CITY (N. J.) PRESS UNION, edi-
torial paying tribute to Frank S. Far-
ley from, A2957.
ATLANTIC-GULF SHIP CANAL, FLA., print
report on survey of (see H. Res. 30*).
ATLANTIC INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY,
promote national defense by construc-
tion of New Jersey Intracoastal Water-
way section of (see bill H. R. 355).
ATLANTIC ISLANDS, requesting negotiations
be entered into for acquisition of cer-
tain (see H. J. Res. 262).
ATLANTIC ISLANDS IN EXCHANGE FOR'
FOREIGN LOANS, editorial from New
York Journal-American relative to,
A4365.
ATLANTIC MONTHLY (magazine), article
entitled "The Rape of Europa" by
Francis Henry Taylor from, A575.
Article entitled "New Crops for the
New World" by Samuel ZeMurray and
John Terry from, A889.
Article relative to development of atomic
bomb by I. I. Rali from, A4467.
ATLANTIC (IOWA) NEWS-TELEGRAPH,
article captioned "Audubon County
(Iowa) goes over top in Victory Loan
drive" from, A4631.
Article entitled "Audobon Hailed as One
of 12 Counties Winners In Bond Sale"
from, A4631.
Editorial entitled "The Subsidy" from,
A2915.
Editorial entitled "The Meat Problem"
from, A3063.
ATLANTIC SEABOARD STATES, remarks in
House relative to development of St.
Lawrence seaway would cause to,
A4070.
ATLANTIC STATES MARINE FISHERIES
COMMISSION, fourth annual report
of, 11605.
ATLANTIC WEEKLY (magazine), stitement
by Maritime Commission replying to
article entitled "What Shall We Do
With the Ships?" by Lewis W. Douglas
from, A1875.
"ATOM RESEARCH BILL TOTALITARIAN,"
article by George E. Sokolsky entitled,
10115.
"ATOMS VERSUS HUMANS," article by Mar-
quis Childs from Washington Post en-
titled, A3759.
ATOMIC AGE, remarks in House relative to,
9460, A4123.
Speech by Maj. Gen, L. R. Groves at La-
fayette College on subject, A4634.
"ATOMIC-AGE LESSONS," artcile by Hanson
W. Baldwin from New York Times en-
titled, A4547.
ATOMIC BOMB, address delivered by Palmer
Hoyt relative to, 9409.
Address entitled '"he Effect of the
Atomic Bomb on American Foreign
Policy" by Senator FuIbright in New
York before Foreign Policy Association,
A4652.
Address by H. I. Schlesinger before Amer-
ican Chemical Society relative to leg-
islation to control, A4609.
ATOMIC BOMB-Continued.
Article entitled "Secrecy of Weapons
Should Be Abolished" by Merlo Pusey
from- Washington Post, A4170.
Article by Justice Roberts Bishop Tuck-
er, Robert J. Watt, and other eminent
people relative to effect on civilization
of, A4334.
Article by Harlow Shapley relative to,
10497.
Article entitled "Understanding the
Atomic Bomb" by Edgar Mowrer, A4556.
Article by Dorothy Thompson opposing
secrecy of, A4777.
Article entitled "War Ban Is Urgent,
515 Scientists Say" by William M.
Blair from New York Times, A4684.
Article by I. I. Rabi from Atlantic
Monthly relative to development of,
A4467.
Article entitled "Deliverance Or Doom"
by E. M. Langer from Collier's, A4327.
Article by Howard Rushmore relative
to, 11708.
Articles compiled by the International
News Service relating to, 11699.
Bill to establish a commission of na-
tional defense to study the technologi-
cal revision of our national defense.
necessitated by atomic and other
weapons (see bill H. RH.4152).
Bill making it a capital offense to dis-
close information or import knowledge
with respect to (see bill H. R. 2912).
Bill relating to use and exploitation of
energy derived from development of
(see billsS. 1359; H. R.'4014).
Bill to prohibit unauthorized disclosure
of information -concerning (see bill
H. R. 3997).
Concurrent resolution creating a joint
committee to investigate the matter
of development and control of (see
S. Con. Res. 28*; H. Con. Res. 83*).
Editorial entitled "Military Mathematics
Must Be Revised" by Roy L. Smith
from Christian Advocate, A4217.
Editorial entitled "Think, Two Billions
For a Bomb-How Much To Conquer
Disease? by International Latex Cor-
poration from Philadelphia Record,
A4204.
Editorial entitled "What Shall We Do
With The Atomic Bomb?" by H. B.
Snyder from Gary (Ind.) Post Tribune,
A4301.
Editorial entitled "Take The Lid Off The
Atom" by Palmer Hoyt from Oregonian,
A4474.
Editorial from St. Louis Post Dispatch.
relative to sharing with other nations,
A4655.
Excerpt from radio broadcast by Repre-
sentative Kunkel relative to, A4494.
Joint resolution to provide for informa-
tion of policies with respect to control
and use of atomic energy (see S. J.
Res. 3*).
Joint resolution authorizing experiments
with (see S. J. Res. 103).
Letter by Representative Randolph rel-
ative to disposition of taxes on energy
from devolpment of, A3746.
Letter by E. I. du Pont de Nemours and
Co., relative to control of secret of,
A4005.
Letter by unnamed scientist relative to
legislation for control of, A4384.
Letter by Representative Patterson rel-
ative to decision to be made on, A4353.
Letter by Leonard I. Katzin of Chicago,
Ill., relative to, A4392.
Letter and statement from a group of
Philadelphia scientists relative to Con-
trol of, A4672.
Letter irom Theodore Jorgenson, Jr., rel-
ative to the magnitude of, 10196.
Message from the President relative to
development of (H. Doc. 301), 9322,
9369.

ATOMIC BOMB-Continued.
Poll by Elmo Roper to appear in Decem-
ber issue of Fortune relative to, A4708.
Radio address by Walter Myers, Jr., rel-
ative to future of, A5415.
Radio address on subject "Should We
Share The Atomic-Bomb Secret With
Any Other Nation?" by Senator Ball
on Town Meeting of the Air, A4518.
F-tdio address by Representative Luce
relative to seven facts about, A4573.
Remarks in House relative to, 8869, 9041,
9675, 12278.
Remarks in House relative to control of,
9501, 10730, 10940, A4098.
Remarks in House relative to effect on
world of invention of, A4655.
Remarks in House relative to develop-
ment of, A4089, A4355, A4401.
Remarks in House relative to secrets of,
9252, 9253, A4123, A4141, A4252, A4355,
A4576, A4655.
Remarks in House relative to world's
concern over development of, A4301.
Remarks in House relative to effect on
compulsory military training of, A3850.
Remarks in House relative to discovery
of, 8331, 8490, 8491, 8568.
Remarks in House relative to outstand-
ing development In science in World
War II, A4212.
Remarks in House relative to the future
of, 9155, 9499.
Remarks in House relative to haste by
House CQmmiitee on Military Affairs
in considering, A4474.
Remarks in House relative to Russian
scientists obtaining secrecy of, A4406.
Remarks in House relative to foreign
scientists most instrumental in de-
velopment of, A4500.
Remarks in House relative to interna-
tional agreement on, A4655.
Remarks in House praising part of Maj.
Gen. L. R. Groves in development of,
A4634.
.Remarks in House relative to use by
small countries of, A4936.
Remarks in House relative to New Deal
propaganda and, A5198.
Remarks in House relative to effect on in-
ternational security of, 12272.
Remarks In Senate relative to, 8880, 9062,
10328.
Remarks in Senate relative to control of
atomic energy, 8880.
Remarks in Senate relative -to the use of,
10115, 10256.
Remarks in Senate relative to effect on
the war of, A3719.
Remarks in Senate relative to interna-
tional danger in development of, A3925.
Report to Its stockholders by E. I. du
Pont de Nemours Co. relative to
its part in development of, A4005.
Resolution relative to development and
control of (see S. Res. 186).
Resolution urging action by United Na-
tions banning as instrument of war of
(see H. Res. 336).
Resolution to investigate future of (see
H. Res. 345).
Resolution by Representative Ludlow
relative to future of, A3762.
Sermon by Rev. Russell J. Clineby at
Center Church, Hartford, Conn., on
subject, A4486.
Statement by Herbert Hoover concerning,
9213.
Statement by Oak Ridge (Tenn.) Scien-
tists relative to Impossibility of Ameri-
can and British to keep a monopoly on,
A4277.
Statement by Maj. Gen. Leslie Groves
relative to, A4212.
Statement by group of scientists relative
ton control of, A4099.
Statement from Los Alamos scientists
relative to, A4656.
Statement by -one of scientists who de-
veloped, A4658.
INDEX
ATOMIC BOMB-Continued.
Telegrams from Under Secretary of War
Patterson relative to labor's assistance
in manufacture of, A3746.
Text of bill, H. R. 3997, relative to certain
punishment to any person giving in-
formation on, A4123.
"ATOMIC BOMB AND ITS IMPLICATIONS,"
address by Marshall Wingfield at West
Memphis, Ark., entitled, A5496.
ATOMIC BOMB-BIG ARMIES NO LONGER
NEEDED, letter by Luke H. Spooner
relative to, A3941.
ATOMIC BOMB BROUGHT PEACE-MAN
ALONE CAN KEEP PEACE, except from
speech of Winston Churchill relative
to, A4109.
ATOMIC BOMB-DANGER IN DEVELOP-
MENT, article from Newsweek relative
to, A3925.
ATOMIC BOMB: HEED THE SCIENTISTS,
editorial from Chattanooga Times rela-
tive to, A5113.
ATOMIC BOMB-LAST CHANCE FOR CIVIL-
IZATION, address by Palmer Hoyt be-
fore Portland (Oreg.) Rotary Club rela-
tive to, A3914.
"ATOMIC BOMB LESSON," editorial from
Collier's entitled, A4130, A4167.
ATOMIC BOMB: MAY-JOHNSON BILL, edi-
torial from Washington Post relative
to, A4411.
ATOMIC BOMB-NATIONAL DEFENSE, edi-
torial from Dunkirk (N. Y.) Evening
Observer relative to, A5199.
"ATOMIC BOMB RESPONSIBILITIES," ar-
'ticle by Hanson W. Baldwin from New
York Times entitled, A3850.
ATOMIC BOMB: RESPONSIBILITY OF CON-
TROL, editorial from Signs of the
Times relative to, A4229.
ATOMIC BOMB-RUSSIA SHOULD HAVE
SECRET, letter by Georgia M. Goepfert
of Belleville, Ill., relative to, A4594.
ATOMIC BOMB: SECRECY IMPOSSIBLE,
radio address by Representative Wood-
house relative to, A4389.
ATOMIC BOMB-SHARING SECRECY WOULD
NOT AVOID WAR, editorial from
Knoxville (Tenn.) Journal relative to,
A4355.
ATOMIC BOMB SITE IN NEW MEXICO-A
NATIONAL MONUMENT, article from
Washington Post relative to $100 award
to John H. Stratten for suggesting,
A3814.
Letter by Alamogordo (N. Mex.) Cham-
ber of Commerce relative to, A3814.
Remarks in House relative to, A3814.
ATOM BOMB TEST, correspondence relative
to erection of a national monument on
the site of the first, 8425.
Remarks in Senate relative to a pro-
posed national monument on the site
of the first, 6425.
ATOMIC BOMB-TVA ENERGY, remarks in
House relative to, 8562.
ATOMIC BOMB-TWO DIVERGENT TRENDS
OF THOUGHT, article by Edgar Mower
relative to, A4556.
ATOMIC BOMBING OF NAGASAKI, remarks
in House relative to part by Richard
F. Cannon in, A4042.
"ATOMIC CONTROLS," article by Ernest K.
Lindley from Newsweek entitled,
A4702.
ATOMIC ENERGY, address by Dr. Leo
Szilard relative to, A4877.
Article from Los Angeles Daily News rela-
tive to views of scientists on, A5087.
.Article entitled "Arctic Cradle of the
Atom," by Richard L. Neuberger,
A5142.
Article entitled "Controlled Atoms or
Controlled Lives," by James H. Mc-
Graw, Jr., A5750.
ATOMIC ENERGY-Continued.
Articles by Marquis Childs, Ernest Lind-
ley, and Merlo Pusey from Washington
Post relative to control of, A4533,
A4534.
Bill for development and control of (see
bills S. 1463, 1557, 1717; H. R, 4280,
4566*).
Concurrent resolution creating a joint
committee to investigate development
of (see S. Con. Res. 28*).
Editorial from Washington Post relative
to scientists' opposition to May-John-
son bill for control of, A4549.
Editorial from Washington Post relative
to Einstein's idea on, A4578, A4656.
Editorial from Christian Science Moni-
tor relative to control of, A5811.
Information for Security Council of UNO
relative to, 12147.
Joint resolution to provide for mobiliza-
tion of scientific skills and industrial
facilities to perfect and manufacture
for use and application to peacetime
productive purposes of (see H. J. Res.
296).
Letter from Americans United for World
Organization, Inc., relative to control
of, A5059.
Letter and resolution from Minnesota
Chapter of the Association of Scientific
Workers relative to control of, A5309.
Letter and resolutions of World Affairs
Conference, Lebanon, N. H., relative to
12492.
Letter from the Chief Justice of the
United States relative to creation of a
commission to develop and control,
8950.
Letter from Secretary of War transmit-
ting draft of bill for development and
control of, 9371.
Letter by H. I. Schlesinger relative to
S. 1463 for control' of, A4506.
Message from the President relative to
development of (H. Doc. 301), 9322,
9369.
Radio address by Senator McMahon
relative to control of, A4118.
Radio broadcast by Tristram Coffin rela-
tive to consideration by subcommittee
of Senate Committee on Commerce of
control of, A4462.
Radio address entitled "Controlling
Atomic Energy," by Senator McMahon,
A4362.
Radio broadcast by Representative Doug-
las (Calif.) relative to resolution for
control of, A5306.
Reference to special Senate committee
of bills and resolutions dealing with,
10113.
Remarks in House relative to, 9249, 9919,
10166, 10 5A*, 10740.
Remarks in House relative to Members
of Congress becoming acquainted with,
A4467.
Remarks in House relative to importance
of legislation on, A4430.
Remarks in House relative to necessity
of sneedy legislation for control of,
A4634.
Remarks in House relative to future use
for commercial and industrial power
production of, A4430.
Remarks In House relative to under-
standing, A4390.
Remarks in House relative to Smyth re-
port on, A5533.
Remarks in House relative to interna-
tional control of, A5784.
Remarks in House relative to agreement
at Moscow conference on, A511.
Remarks in Senate relative to, 9824,
A4812.
Remarks in Senate relative to develop-
ment of, 9406, 9472.
Remarks in Senate relative to control of,.
8362.
Remarks in Senate on Senate Resolution
179 to create a special committee on,
9785, 9888, 9895. ""

ATOMIC ENERGY-Continued.
Report of the Committee on Interstate
Commerce in Senate relative .to crea-
tion of a special committee to Investi-
gate the development, use, and con-
trol of, 9644.
Resolution to create a-special committee
on (see S. Res. 179').
Resolution proposing means for continu-
ously making available to Security
Council of United Nations organiza-
tion information relative to (see H.
Res. 381).
Resolution of the faculty of Wake Forest
(N. C.) College relative to develop-
ment and control of, 10787.
Resolution by Council of University of
Chicago on control of, A5238.
Resolution of physics department of
Dartmouth College relative to develop-
ment and control of, A5173.
Resolution by staff of Washington Mu-
nicipal University of Topeka, Kans.,
relative to control of, A5145.
Resolution by Massachusetts Clerical
Association relative to control of,
A5114, A5278.
Resolution by more than 200 members
6f National Academy of Sciences rela-
tive to control of, A5534, A5680.
Resolution by group of American scien-
tists relative to proposed legislation for
control of, A4675.
Statement by George Fielding Eliot rela-
tive to development of, A4502.
Statement by the President of the United
States, the Prime Minister of the
United Kingdom, and the Prime Min-
ister of Canada relative to protection
from destructive use of, 10712.
Statement of scientists relative to, 10942.
Statement by Representative McDonough
relative to control of, A5081.
Statement by Dr. Lyle B. Borst relative
to, A4914.
Statement by J. C. Stearns relative to,
A4870.
Telegram from Americans United for
World Organization relative to legis-
lation for control of, A4387.
Telegrams from Irving Langmuir and
Albert Einstein endorsing Representa-
tive Douglas' (Calif.) resolution for
control of, A5306.
Text of resolution for control of, A5306.
Text of communique by Moscow confer-
ence with respect to control of, A5811.
Use of (see bill H. Res. 404).
ATOMIC ENERGY ACT, remarks in House
relative to legislation for, 11004.
ATOMIC ENERGY-CONTROL BY DICTA-
TORIAL POWER? editorial from Cin-
cinnati Times-Star relative to, A4531.
ATOMIC ENERGY IN CONGRESS, editorial
from New York Post, entitled, A4389.
ATOMIC ENERGY: MAY-JOHNSON BILL,
remarks in House relative to, A5533.
ATOMIC ENERGY: REPRESENTATIVE
DOUGLAS' (CALIF.) RESOLUTION,
editorial from Oregonian relative to,
A5307.
"ATOMIC IGNORANCE," article from Chem-
ical and Engineering News entitled,
A5533.
"ATOMIC JAG," article from lprogressive
(publication) entitled, A4859.
"ATOMIC POWER, editorial by C. E. Tromb-
ley, from Peninsular Gateway of Gig
Harbor, Wash., entitled, A4241.
Remarks in House on subject of, 10814.
ATOMIC POWER AND PUBLIC POLICY, ad-
dress by Senator Tunnell relative to,
A4992.
"ATOMIC POWER AND THE RACE FOR
DOOMSDAY," article by Arthur S.
Maxwell, from Signs of the Times en-
titled, A4212.
INDEX
ATOMIC POWER AUTHORITY, for creation
of Government agency to be known as
(see billH. R. 4015).
ATOMIC POWER BRINGS RESPONSIBILITY
TO FREE WORLD REPUBLIC, letter by
Strlngfellow Barr and others from
Washington Post relative to, A3963.
"ATOMIC SECRET," article by.Walter Lipp-
mann from Washingtoi Post entitled,
A4124.
ATOMIC WAR, article by Dorothy Thompson
relative to, A5013.
ATOMIC WARFARE, thesis by Paul F.
F~ratessa outlining a plan to avert,
A5436.
ATOMICS-A QUESTION OF GENERATIONS,
article from Press Alliance, Inc., on
subject, A4577.
ATROCITIES IN EUROPE. See WAR ATROCI-
. TIES IN EUROPE.
Report of the joint committee on investi-
gation of, 4576, 4672.
Concurrent resolution creating a joint
committee to make an investigation
with respect to war criminals and war
crimes and (see H. Con. Res. 46).
Joint resolution creating a.commission
to investigate all facts relating to
atrocities, and to report to United Na-
tions War Enemies Commission and to
San Francisco Conference (see H. J.
Res. 163).
ATROCITIES SHOWN CAUSED BY FALSE
TEACHING, article by C. H. Ruther-
ford from Morristown (N. J.) Daily
Record relative to, A5252.
ATROCITY FILM, notice in Senate of the
proposed exhibit of the films in the
Senate Office Building, July 25, 1945,
7957.
ATTLEE, CLEMENT R. (Prime Minister of
Great Britain), announcement of the
coming visit to Members of Congress
by, 10600.
Address in the Hall of the House of Rep-
resentatives delivered by, 10620, 10621,
10676.
Address in House of Commons relative
to foreign affairs, A5060.
Article on India and the British policy
by National Committee for India's
Freedom addressed to, A5563.
Remarks in Senate relative to the com-
ing visit to the Membert of Congres3
by, 10565.
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
Article by Walter Trohan from Wash-
ington Times-Herald relative to report
of money spent on alien propaganda
by, A2870.
Bill providing for the rendering and pub-
lication of opinions with respect to
Executive orders of the President (see
bill H. R. 285).
Bill relating to dismissal of indictments,
informations, or complaints in crim-
inal cases by United States attorney or
(see bill S. 876).
Bill to amend act authorizing com-
mencement and conduct of legal pro-
coedings under direction of (see bill
H. R. 4470; S. 1519).
Correspondence relative to gas rebates in
Detroit area, A5653.
Editorial from Washington Post relative
to report on disposal of surplus prop-
erty by, A1976.
Letter by Power Oil Co. relative to pe-
troleum industry addressed to, A1009.
Letter relative to agreement between
United States and Canada on St. Law-
rence seaway in 1941 by, A246.
Remarks in House relative to briefs filed
on behalf of Robert Morss Lovett,
Goodwin B. Watson, and William E.
Dodd, Jr.,by, A1981.
Remarks in House relative to report on
alien propaganda-by, A2870.
ATTORNEY GENERAL-Continued.
Remarks in House relative to abolition
of the auto-use tax, 7217,7218, 7219.
Resolution authorizing that the report
dated February 28, 1945, on interna-
tional air transport policy be printed
as a House document, from (see H. Res.
176).
Resolution to provide for investigation of
proceedings surrounding condemna-
tion of Milwaukee County House of
Correction by (see H. Res. 298).
Communications from
Aliens: transmitting list of aliens whose
deportation has been suspended, 768,
1341, 1403, 1706, 1750, 3142, 3228, 3530,
3823, 4084, 4701, 4497, 4913, 4928, 5304,
5465, 5528, 6407, 6787, 7893, 7935, 9373,
9468, 10483, 10630, 11006, 11523, 11605,
12030, 12549.
-- proposed bill to provide for lawful
entry of those not subject to deporta-
tion who entered prior to July 1, 1924,
8335.
Attorneys, special: transmitting report of
employment of, 8336.
Bagutzki, William Paul: transmitting re-
quest that evidence be withdrawn con-
cerning, 5251.
Carbone, Salvatore: transmitting draft
of bill for relief of, 11279.
Cartels: statement concerning cartels,
4701.
Courts-of United States: letter transmit-
ting draft of bill relative to immunity
of witnesses, 1285.
-transmitting draft of proposed bill
for retirement of judges of district,
1747.
Criminal Code: transmitting draft of
proposed bill relative to witnesses and
jurors, 1285.
Department of Justice: transmitting re-
port for 1944 for, 2456.
- letter transmitting estimate of
personnel requirements for, 771.
- letter transmitting draft of pro-
posed bill for application of Classifica-
tion Act to employees of Immigration
and Naturalization Service of, 1,470.
Disposition of surplus Government-
owned property: transmitting the first
monthly report on, 1747, 1750.
Eighth report: letter transmitting, 18, 97,
157.
Eviction proceedings: draft of proposed
bill to amend act of October 14, 1940,
1043.
Federal reservations in Virginia and
Maryland: transmitting draft of pro-
posed bill for care of persons in, 2238.
Foreign Agents Registration Act: letter
transmitting report on, 5923.
Immigration and Naturalization Service:
transmitting a draft of a proposed bill
to provide for extension of provisions
of the Classification Act of 1923 to cer-
tain officers and employees of, 1470.
Judges of United States district courts:
transmitting a draft of a proposed bill
relative to retirement of judges of dis-
trict courts in Alaska, Puerto Rico,
Virgin Islands, and Panama Canal
Zone, 1747.
Larceny: transmitting a draft of a pro-
posed bill to amend law relative to,
869.
Letter transmitting estimate of person-
nel requirements for, 3108, 3228.
Letter transmitting report from Decem-
ber 15, 1944, to April 9, 1945, 3530.
Machine tools: transmitting report of
disposal of under War Mobilization
and Reconversion Act, 3823.
Nationality Act of 1940: transmitting
draft of bill to amend, 5923.
-- transmitting proposed amend-
ment relative to veterans and their
dependents, 10067.
Naturalization proceedings: transmitting
draft of bill to amend, 9371.
48
ATTORNEY GENERAL-Continued.
Pan-American Highway: letter relative
to charges of corruption in construc-
tion of, 6219.
Personnel requirements for: transmit-
ting estimate of, 97.
Prison sentence of William Bioff and
George E. Browne: relative to reduc-
tion of, A176.
Report: transmitting eleventh, 11931.
Special attorneys, Department of Jus-
tice: transmitting report on employ-
ment of, 290, 327.
Stolen public property: draft of proposed
bill to amend section 48 of Criminal
Code relating to, 1042.
Surplus property: transmitting first
monthly report on disposition of, 1747,
1750.
Tenth report of certain certificates filed
by the Chairman of the War Produc-
tion Board, 8353.
"The Aluminum Industry": transmitting
survey entitled, 8799.
Transportation, passenger: transmitting
draft of bill relating to sale of, 5301.
War Mobilization and Reconversion Act
of 1944: report pursuant to section 205,
7368.
Western steel plants: transmitting re-
port concerning, 6985, 7104.
ATTORNEY GENERAL FOR ALASKA, letter
transmitting report on aborignal
,rights of Alaska Indians, 9212.
ATTORNEYS. See also EXECUTIvE NOMINA-
TIONS AND CONFIRMATIONS.
Bill relating to admiss:on to practice
before departments and agencies of
the Government, to (see bill S. 92).
ATWOOD, ROBERT B., editorial paying trib-
ute to Simon Bolivar Buckner, Jr., from
Anchorage Times by, A3191.
AUCHINCLOSS, JAMES C. (a Representative
from New Jersey).
Address at Monmouth, N. J., concerning
ratification of treaties, A1548.
Address of Representative Dirksen before
Better Business Bureau, Washington,
D. C., reciting experiences on recent
trip abroad, A3204.
Appointed on committee, 492.
Appointed on funeral committee, 3356.
Article by Representative Eaton in New
York Times magazine entitled "A
Member of Congress Looks at Con-
gress," A984.
Article from Asbury Park (N. J.) Press
on Office of Price Administration,
A3878.
Article on congressional expense allow-
ance, A2670.
Editorial from Freehold Transcript pay-
ing tribute to J. Lyle Kinmonth, A5314.
Letter by Arthur B. Hill, president, John-
son & Johnson, relative to universal
military training, A681.
L6tter from William Flintzer relative to
Wagner-Murray bill, A3437.
Orations by students at Freehold, N. J.,
high school on Constitution of the
United States, A2806.
Release by New Jersey Taxpayers Asso-
ciation entitled "Jersey Earthquake,"
A1027.
Reply to Representative Helen Gahagan
Douglas relative to patriotism of J. P.
Morgan & Co., A2073.
Resolution by'mayor and Council of Jer-
sey Homesteads, N. J., relative to
changing name to Franklin Delano
Roosevelt, A2656.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Atanasio, Marie A.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 795), 59.
Beach Haven, N. J.: for relief of borough
(see bill H. R. 1595), 327.
du Nouy, Pierre Lecomte, and wife, ex-
pediting naturalization (see bill H. R.
703), 59.
INDEX
AUCHINCLOSS, JAMES C.-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Eaton, Jane M.: for relief (see bill H. R.
3044), 3822.
Fair Haven yacht works: for relief (see
bills H. R. 792, 1222), 59, 127.
Hackett, James Patrick, and Stover,
Charles L.: for relief (see bill H. R.
796), 59.
Jacobs, Lillian: for relief (see bill H. R.
4537), 10211.
Logan, John A.: for relief (see bill H. R.
3378), 5529.
New Jersey: relief of areas damaged by
hurricane (see bill H. R. 1679), 447.
-to survey coast from Sandy Hook
to Cape May (see bill H. R. 654), 29.
New Jersey intracoastal waterway: to
construct (see bill H. R. 355), 23.
Reidy, David B.: for relief (see bill H. R.
1596), 327.
States: authorizing payments in lieu of
taxes (see bill H. R. 653), 29.
Veterans' Administration: to decentral-
ize (see bill H. R. 3910), 8336.
Weber, Fred E.: for relief (see bill H. R.
2880), 3352.
Remarks by, on
Battle against inflation, A681.
Breslin, Pat and Sandy: patriotism of,
A2511.
Fishing industry: OPA regulations, 4325.
Food shortage: investigation, 4325.
Kinmonth, J. Lyle: tribute to, A5314.
Palestine problem, 9689.
- letter to the President, 9690.
Treaty ratification: constitutional
amendment, 4053.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
"AUDUBON COUNTY (IOWA) GOES OVER
TOP IN VICTORY LOAN DRIVE," ar-
ticle from Atlantic (Iowa) News-Tele-
graph captioned, A4631.
"AUDUBON COUNTY (IOWA) HAILED AS
ONE OF 12 COUNTY WINNERS IN
BOND SALE," article from Atlantic
(Iowa) News-Telegram captioned,
A4631.
AUF DER HEIDE, OSCAR L. (late a Repre-
sentative from New Jersey).
Announcement of death. 3437.
AUGUST, LOUIS B., letter from Lester Edge
commending the activities of, 10044.
AUGUSTA (MAINE) BOARD OF EDUCA-
TION, relief (see bill H. R. 4121).
AUSTIN, B. F., speech at Biloxi, Miss., before
Alabama Farm Bureau Federation on
rural health problems by, A4798.
AUSTIN, BENNY, letter relative to nomina-
tion of Henry A. Wallace for Secretary
of Commerce from Washington Daily
News by, A312.
AUSTIN (MINN.) DAILY HERALD, article
captioned "The rural mail carrier, a
faithful public servant" from, A564.
AUSTIN, EDWARD T., article captioned
"Cash in Britain, deficit for us" from
San Diego Union by, A4088.
AUSTIN CO., M. B., relief (see bill H. R. 2811).
AUSTIN (TEX.) STATESMAN, editorial on
infiation-homebuilding from, A4536.
AUSTIN, WARREN R. (a Senator from Ver.
mont).
Attended, 2.
Address at Lincoln Day national Re-
publican dinner, New York City, en-
titled "The Two Great Challenges of
Our Times," 1109.
Address of Hon. Jose Costello Torre wel-
coming delegates at Mexico City,
Al130.
Address by Senator Aiken on Reciprocal
Trade Agreements Act, A3487.
Address by Capt. Logan Ramsey at chris-
tening of aircraft carrier Lake Cham.
plain, at Portsmouth, Va., 5464.
Address by Pedro G. Beltran, Ambassa-
dor of Peru, on hemispheric coopera-
tion and world peace, A5451.
AUSTIN, WARREN R.-Continued.
Appointed on committee, 169, 170.
Appointed conferee, 2194, 3734.
Appointed on funeral committee, 3356.
Appointed on Special Committee on
Atomic Energy, 10068.
Appointed teller to count electoral votes,
63.
Article and editorial from Washington
Post on manpower bill, 2967.
Articles on relief for postwar Europe,
A1985.
Article from St. Johnsbury (Vt.) Cale-
donian Record entitled "Argentina
and the United Nations," A3541.
Article and letter captioned "News on
Reciprocal Tariff Act," A3487.
Leave of absence, 7039, 10786.
Letter and statement by Ralph E. Flan-
ders on postwar international organi-
zation, 3600.
Letter to James F. Dewey explaining po-
sition on reciprocal trade agreements,
A3487.
Report on Palestine situation in 1936,
12180.
Resolution by Republican conference of
the Senate paying tribute to the late
Col. Edwin A. Halsey, 671.
Resolution by Vermont Legislature rela-
tive to veterans' hospitals, 3600.
Resolution by Vermont Legislature sup-
porting purposes of ban Francisco
Conference, 3264.
Resolution by Vermont General Assem-
bly relative to milk subsidy, 3179.
Resolutions of Vermont General Assem-
bly relative to veterans' benefits in
old-age and survivors' insurance, 3179.
Resolution by Vermont Legislature rela-
tive to veterans' hospitals, 3824.
Resolution by citizens of Vergennes, Vt.,
supporting San Francisco Peace Con-
ference, 5596.
Resolutions by Burlington, Vt., City
Council relative to deep-water con-
nections with Lake Champlain, 9560.
Resolutions of Vermont State Farm Bu-
reau, 11524.
Telegrams by John H. Davis, Edward A.
O'Neal and A. S. Goss relative to Food
and Agriculture Organization of
United Nations, 7852, 7854.
Amendments offered by, to
Shore line investigation (H. R. 2032) : to
amend, 7842.
Petitions and papers presented by. from
Citizens and individuals, 6704.
Remarks by, on
Act of Chapultepec, 2024, 2025, 2026,
2027, 2028.
- effect upon Monroe Doctrine, 8062.
Airports: Federal aid bill, 4117, 8522,
8523.
American Chiefs of Staff: decorations
conferred by Great Britain, 10390.
- article from New York Times,
10890.
conferment by Earl of Halifax,
10890.
Armed forces: demobilization program,
9478.
-discharge of fathers, 12513, 12514,
12515.
Army: appointment of additional com-
missioned officers, 12428.
- article entitled "Why 18-Year-
Olds?" 3570.
- article by Mary Spargo, 9478.
-precombat training period, 3567,
3570, 3604.
- retention of doctors, 9478.
Atomic energy: reference of bill (S.
1463), 9405.
Barbour, W. Warren: tribute to, 6640.
Bretton Woods agreements, 7608, 7625,
7777.
Burlington, Vt.: town meeting endorsing
Dumbarton Oaks proposals, 4221.
-text of resolution, 4221.
Burton, Harold H.: tribute, 8733.

AUSTIN, WARREN R.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Civil aeronautics legislation: committee
Jurisdiction, 2319.
Dumbarton Oaks agreement, 167.
Dumbarton Oaks proposals: meeting of
Roosevelt, Churchill, and Stalin to dis-
duss, 467-477.
Dumbarton Oaks: comparison
with
League of Nations, 467-477.
Food and Agriculture Conference, Que-
bec, Canada, 10521.
Food and Agriculture Organization of
United Nations, 7848, 7850, 7851, 7853,
7855, 7856, 7857, 7903, 7904, 7906, 7909,
7910, 7911.
-exhibits,
7904.
-statement by William L. Clayton,
7857.
Foreign policy, 467-477.
Franco-Soviet alliance, 468.
Government agencies: reorganization,
10326.
Halsey, Edwin A.: tribute, 514.
Hannegan, Robert E.: confirmation, 4247,
4250.
International Bank for Reconstruction
and Development, 7446.
International Security Organization,
467-477.
Japan: occupation forces in, 8834.
Krug, J. A.: statement on war production,
3061.
7lake Champlain (aircraft carrier) : chris-
tening and commissioning at Ports-
mouth, Va., 5464.
Lake Champlain: deep-water connec-
tions, 9560.
Mexico: water treaty, 2828, 2831, 3128,
3434.
Mexico City: results of Inter-American
Conference, 2024, 2025, 2026, 2027, 2028.
National Service Act: conference report,
2765, 2901. 2905, 2907-2910, 2957, 3035,
3059, 3060, 3061.
Navy: V-12 program, 12429.
Norwich University: conveyance of cer-
tain property to, 75E5.
Notice of address, 11109.
Palestine resolution, 12167, 12170, 12171,
12172, 12173.
Palestine report of Hearst Commission,
12173.
Patton, Gen. Gebrge S., Jr.: death of,
12513, 12514.
Permission to file report, 5756.
Post Office Department: operations, 801.
Price, Byron: report to President on oc-
cupied Germany, 12515.
Price Control Act: extension, -5868.
Selective Service Act: deferment of men
over 31 years of age, 3730.
- extension, 3567, 3568, 3570, 3604.
Selective Service, letter by General Mar-
shall, 3568, 3569.
Shore-line investigation, 7842.
Surplus property program, 2983.
Surplus war material: disposal of, 3847,
3851.
Symington, W. Stuart: confirmation,
7448.
Transportation: movement of Govern-
ment traffic, 8593.
Unemployment compensation bill, 8744.
United Nations Charter, 6919, 8000, 8011,
8012, 8029, 8040, 8041, 8059-8067.
-statement by John W. Davis, and
others, 8065.
United Nations Organization: American
representative, 10969, 10975, 10976,
10977, 11097, 11159-11164, 11310, 11311.
Vessels: sale of surplus, 12254.
Wills, William Henry: confirmation,
7448.
Wing, Maj. Gen. Leonard F.: tribute to,
12327.
World security organization, "167, 168.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Foreign Relations:
Food and Agricultural Organization of
United Nations (H. J. Res. 145, Rept.
357), 5841.
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AUSTIN, WARREN R.--Continued.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Interstate Commerce:
Wills, William Henry: nomination, 7431.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
AUSTRALIA, radio address entitled "Price
Control and War Effort in Australia"
by D. B. Copland, A620.
Remarks in Hbuse relative to brilliant
fighting by armed forces of, A1847.
Remarks in House relative to farm con-
ditions in, A3029.
"AUSTRALIA REPORTS SHOW FAILURE OF
SOCIALISM," article by W. R. Clarke
from Amhert (Nova Scotia) Daily News
entitled, A4161.
AUSTRIA, correspondence relative to the re-
lief of the starving people of, 12030,
12525.
Remarks in House relative to Soviet
domination of, A2857, A3026.
Remarks in House relative to postwar
recovery problems of, A2857.
Remarks in House relative to chief min-
isters of provisional government of,
A2857.
Remarks in House relative to impossibil-
Ity of seiding relief to, A5108.
Remarks in House relative to postwar
conditions in, A5768.
AUSTRIA-ARMY'S NONFRATERNIZATION
ORDER, remarks in House relative to,
A3436.
AUSTRIA-OPERATION OF UNRRA, letter
relative to, .A5769.
AUSTRIA SHOULD REGAIN SOUTH TYROL,
address by Senator Langer relative to,
A2557.
AUSTRIAN AREA, remarks in House rela-
tive to transportation of mail to ref-
ugees and displaced persons in, 9518.
AUSTRIAN FINANCIAL REFORM, letter rel-
ative to, A5768.
AUSTRIAN PRESS, letter relative to postwar,
A5769.
AUTO INDUSTRY AFTER THE WAR, pro-
gram adopted by international execu-
tive board of UAW-CIO for reconver-
sion in auto and aircraft industries,
A2757.
AUTO METER COMPANY, INC., extend let-
ters Patent No. 1,617,287 to (see bill
H. R. 2664).
AUTOMOBILE AND TRUCK DEALERS AS-
SOCIATION, VIRGINIA, MINN., tele-
gram relative to OPA program for
automobile prices from, A4756.
AUTOMOBILE AND TRUCK TIRES AND
TUBES, for an embargo on export of
(see S. J. Res. 121).
AUTOMOBILE DEALERS, remarks in House
relative to, 10534, 10536, A4819.
Remarks in House relative to unfair OPA
proposals for, A4786.
Remarks in House relative to protests of
OPA discount plan from, A4790.
Remarks in House relative to assistance
by House Committee on small business
rendered to, A5597.
Remarks in House relative to OPA and,
A4920.
Table: income of 9,400 incorporated
dealers handling estimated sales of
80% of new cars, 1939-41, A4772.
Telegrams protesting OPA discount plan
from Louisiana, A4790-A4792.
AUTOMOBILE DEALER'S INDUSTRY AD-
VISORY COMMITTEE, remarks in
House relative to notice OPA officials
served on, A4756.
AUTOMOBILE DEALERS OF NORTH DA-
KOTA, statement by Representative
Robertson (N. Dak.) before House Com-
mittee on Small Business presenting
news of. A4780.
49
AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY, letters relative to
labor's demand for 30 percent wage In-
crease by C. E. Wilson, President, Gen-
eral Motors Corporation, A4342.
Remarks in House relative to strikes in,
A5170.
Statement by Walter P. Reuther relative
to wages, prices, and profits in, A4669.
AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY: WALLACE'S RE-
PORT ON WAGES AND PROFITS,
editorial from Washington Post rela-
tive to, A4701.
AUTOMOBILE PRICES, article from Wash-
ington Star relative to, A4940.
AUTOMOBILE TIRES, remarks in House rel-
ative t8 shortage of, A5443.
AUTOMOBILE WAGE CONTROVERSY,
Statement by George F. Addes from
Automobile Worker relative to, A5243.
AUTOMOBILE WORKER (publication),
statements on automobile wage con-
troversy by R. J. Thomas and George
F. Addes from, A5243.
AUTOMOBILES, to repeal the automobile use
tax (see bills H. R. 69, 3479*).
Remarks in House relative to the use tax
on, 6368.
Remarks in House relative to release of
textiles on production of, A2716.
AU TRAIN RIVER HARBOR, MICH., provid-
Ing for examination and survey of (see
bill H. R. 158).
AUTOMOTIVE SAFETY FOUNDATION,
WASHINGTON, D. C., statement on
subject Police Car Conservation and
Safety Program by, A1693.
AUTOMOTIVE TEXTILES, letter from Na-
tional Automotive Fibres, Inc., rela-
tive to release of, A2716.
AUTOMOTIVE WORKERS' INDUSTRIAL
UNION, INC., CHICAGO, ILL., editorial
entitled "Lower the Voting Age Now"
from monthly news of. A18.
AVE MARIA (publication), article entitled
"Why Compulsory Military 'Training
Now?" by G. Hugh O'Donnell from,
A817.
AVERAGE AMERICAN MAN, editorial cap-
tioned "The silent American soon will
be heard," A2655.
AVERAGE MAN, remarks in House relative to
characteristics of, A2655.
AVERY, JOSEPH THOMAS, relief (see bill
H. R. 3513).
AVERY, SEWELL, remarks in Senate relative
to, A3453.
AVIATION, address on international air trade
and travel routes of the future by L.
Welch Pogue, A777.
Address entitled "Keeping America First
in the Air" in Washington by John
P. Victory, A1451.
Bill to direct an investigation of causes
and characteristics of thunderstorms
and to provide safety in (see bill H. R.
164).
Bill providing for erection at Hammonds-
port, N. Y., in commemoration of con-
tribt!cn of Glenn Hammond Cuftiss
in development of (see bill H. R. 199).
Bill to promote world leadership by
United States in (see bills S. 1; H. R.
478).
Bill to amend existing law relating to
air navigation facilities (see bill H. R.
3170).
Bill to amend Civil Aeronautics Act of
1938 with respect to Federal and
State jurisdiction over regulation of
civil (see bill H. R. 3383).
Bill relative to disposition of surplus
Government airports in such manner
to encourage and develop civilian (see
bill S. 1938).
Correspondence relative to the so-called
freedom-of-the-air agreements, 6089.
50
AVIATION-Continued.
Editorial captioned "Uniform air laws"
from El Dorado (Ark.) Daily News,
A158.
Editorial captioned "Combined sea-air
service" from San Francisco Examiner,
A714.
Joint resolution to provide for utiliza-
tion of a part of unfinished portion
of historical frieze of Capitol rotunda
to portray story of (see H. J. Res.
10).
Letter by Civil Aeronautics Board enclos-
ing table showing status of State laws
on, A282.
Remarks in House relative to develop-
ment under Civil Aeronaitics Act of
1938 in, A37.
Remarks in House relative to aid to
postwar employment in development
of, A2661.
Remarks in House relative to trip 33,000
feet in air by General Malin Craig,
6310.
Remarks in House relative to aid of
Weather Bureau to, 1682.
Remarks in House relative to the achieve-
ment of the three B-29's flying non-
stop from Japan to Chicago, 8839.
Remarks in House relative to the Pang-
born-Herndon nonstop flight, October
1931 from Japan to the United States,
8839.
Remarks in House relative to national
importance of civil, A4398.
Remarks in House relative to public's
interest in, A5232.
Remarks in House relative to third an-
nual National Aviation Clinic at Okla-
homa City, A5196.
Resolutions by Boston (Mass.) Chamber
of Commerce relative to formulation
of United States policy on, A724.
Resolution by National Grange favoring
a sound program for advancement of,
A5232.
Table: status of State laws on, A283.
AVIATION EXHIBITS, providing suitable fa-
cilities for display of (see S. Res. 47).
AVIATION IN THE ARCTIC, article by Paul
C. O'Connor from Alaska Catholic rela-
tive to, A152.
AVIATION INDUSTRY, statement on the
Federal Government and the aviation
industry-Partnership or peonage? by
Robert H. Wood, A5274.
"AVIATION PLAN FOR THE FUTURE," re-
marks in House relative to the state-
ment by T. P. Wright entitled, 2372.
AVIATION RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT,
statement prepared by National Ad-
visory Committee for Aeronautics for
presentation to House Committee on
Postwar Military Policy relative to,
A354.
AVIATION SALVAGE AT SEA CONVENTION,
enact into statute law in United States
of (see bill S. 4).
AVIATION UTILIZATION IN AGRICUL-
TURAL OPERATIONS, article by Tom
Ashley relative to, A2573.
AVIATION WRITERS. ASSOCIATION, ad-
d:ess entitled "Postwar International
Air Transportation" by J. Carroll Cone
in Chicago before, A3403.
AVIATION'S FUTURE, excerpts from speech
of C. Bedell Monro in New York rela-
tive to, A2860.
Statement relative to, 8309.
AVIATORS RESCUED BY RADIO SIGNAL
FROM YUGOSLAVIA, article from
Washington Post relative to, A880.
AVIATORS SAVED BY YUGOSLAVIANS, re-
marks in House relative to American,
A1495.
"AWAKENING," poem by Henry G. Lee from
Saturday Evening Post entitled,
A5165.
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AXELSON, MILDRED 0., letter showing there
is no nurse shortage in the Army by,
A608.
AXIS COUNTRIES, to provide that terms
of peace to be imposed upon Germany
and Japan shall include agreements
by such countries to pay indemnities
to American prisoners of war (see bill
H. R. 3184).
Bill to prevent, during a period of 30
years, nationals of enemy countries
becoming naturalized citizens and im-
migrants from such countries entering
United States (see bill H. R. 3773).
Joint resolution requesting the Presi-
dent to appoint a commission to co-
operate with United Nations War
Crimes Commission, in preparation of
definite plans for punishment of war
criminals of (see H. J. Res. 93).
Pledge by President Roosevelt in 1943
relative to postwar aid for, A5109.
Remarks in House relative to defeat of,
A2271.
Remarks in House relative to exclusion
from this country of persons who
served in armed forces of, A2515.
Remarks in House relative'to war produc-
tion record of, 2841.
Remarks in House relative to destruction
of cartels in, 8983.
Remarks in House relative to wrecking
of League of Nations by, 12271.
AXIS PARTNERS, statement by Peter H.
Perich relative to postwar treatment
of Germany and Japan, A1421.
AXIS POWERS, providing for restoration of
property confiscated by the Axis (see
H. Con. Res. 12).
Joint resolution to create War Atrocities
Commission to obtain, publish, and
preserve a record of atrocities of (see
H. J. Res. 161).
Remarks in House relative to regenera-
tion of the youth of, A1945.
AXIS POWERS STOPPED BY RADIO PROX-
IMITY FUSE, article from Sylvania
(Calif.) Beam relative to, A5207.
AXIS WAR CRIMINALS, editorial from New
York Times relative to punishment of,
A476.
Resolution to empower House Judiciary
Committee to study, investigate, and
examine into trial and punishment of,
(see H. Res. 11).
AYRES, KENNETH AND WIFE, relief (see
bill H. R. 4302).
AZER, ANIS, letter to Peter H. Bergson
relative to recent rioting against Heb-
rews in Egypt, A5047.
AZIZ, AMIR FAISAL IBN ABDUL, speech at
closing session of San Francisco Con-
ference by, A3468.
BAALS, HARRY W. (Mayor of Fort Wayne,
Ind.), address in Fort Wayne, Ind., on
Memorial Day, by, A2720.
Letter relative to operation and activities
of Fort Wayne Municipal Veterans' Aid
Commission by, A513.
BABCOCK, EARL J., relief (see bill H. R.
1892).
BABCOCK, HATTIE MAIN, relief (see bill H.
R. 3401).
BABEL, FRED E., letter relative to unneces-
sary rationing of meat and butter by,
A4141.
BABINE, BENJAMIN, adjudicate claim of (see
bill H. R. 4214).
BABSON, ROGER, article entitled "Coopera-
tives: a Lesson in Opportunity" from
Washington Post by, A4209.
Excerpt from book entitled "Looking
Ahead 50 Ycears" by, A66.
BACIC, PETER PAUL, relief (see bill H. R.
2063*).
BACK TO WORK PROPAGANDA, editorial by
Mark Qray from Indianapolis Com-
mercial relative to, A4384.
Letter by Merritt Fields of Indianapolis
Association of Credit Men relative to,
A4383.
BACKUS, AUGUST CHARLES, biographical
sketch by Oliver E. Remey of, A5138.
Letter by Herbert Hoover offering Fed-
eral judgeship to, A5139.
Tribute In the House to, A5138.
"BACON VERSUS BEVERAGES," statement
of the director, division of markets of
Virginia entitled, 2387.
BACON, WILLIAM F., relief of estate (see bill
S. 201*).
"BAD TIME TO TALK SPYING," editorial
from Spokane (Wash.) Chronicle en-
titled, A4503.
BADER, DOUGLAS (Wing Commander, R. A.
F.), editorial entitled "Legs Don't
Make the Man," from Christian Science
Monitor, A1953.
Tribute in House to, A1953.
BAER, WALTER, remarks in Senate relative
to deportation case of, 12523.
BAGGS, ALBERT N., statement relative to
artificial limbs for veterans by, A4743.
BAGLEY, DANIEL S., JR., relief (see bill H. R.
2130).
BAGLEY, DANIEL S., SR., relief (see bill H. R.
2131).
BAGUTZKI, WILLIAM PAUL, letter from
Attorney General transmitting request
that evidence be withdrawn concern-
ing, 5251.
BAILEY, A. G., adjudicate claim of (see bill
H. R. 1838*).
BAILEY, BILL, article entitled "OPA Controls
Peril Yule Radio Set Making" from
Broadcasting by, A4423.
BAILEY, CLEVELAND M. (a Representative
from West Virginia).
Appointed on committee, 274, 275.
Letters from miners' unions regarding
meat shortage, A2239.
Letter from the Department of State
relative to relations with Russia, A3274.
Amendments offered by, to
Deficiency appropriation bill (11. R.
4805): to amend, 11128.
Federal Aid Airport Act (H. R. 3615) : to
amend, 9747.
Independent offices appropriation bill
(H. R. 1984). to amend, 943.
Interior Department appropriation bill
(H. R. 3024): to amend, 3928.
Reciprocal trade agreements (H. R.
3240) : to amend, 5148, 5149, 5153.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Blake, Robert: to increase pension (see
bill H. R. 1876), 640.
to
Civil Aeronautics Administration:
establish a model aircraft division in
(see bill H. R. 2608), 2238.
Contamination of streams: to prevent
(see bill H. R. 4705), 10750.
Frum, Rachel M. A. C.: relief (see bill
H. R. 2053), 908.
Patents: to amend laws to promote
domestic invention and industry (see
bill H. R. 2612), 2238.
Stream pollution: to encourage preven-
tion of (see bill H. R. 3972), 8466.
Veterans: to eliminate income limitation
for eligibility for pension (see bill
H. R. 4623), 10564.
Weather Bureau: pensions for observers
of (see H. R. 3613), 6978.
West Virginia Market Bulletin concern-
ing food situation, A3185.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural Extension Service, 4557.
Ballots for soldier voting, 758.
Cartel systems: outlawing of, 2351.
- statement of Attorney General,
3325.

BAILEY, CLEVELAND .M.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Charleston, W. Va., airport, 3580, 4488,
4492.
letter by Jesse Jones, 4488.
Deficiency appropriation bill, 1634, 11043,
11058, 11128, 11129, 11223.
Departments of State, Justice, and
Commerce appropriation bill, 4488.
Dumbarton Oaks Week: observance in
West Virginia, 3592.
- proclamation by Governor, 3592.
Federal Aid Airport Act, 9742, 9743, 9747.
Federal Works Agency: appropriation,
943, 7710.
- deficiency appropriation, 1634.
Flood-control projects, 11223.
Government agencies: reorganization,
9433.
Independent offices appropriation bill,
831, 943.
Insurance business: iegulation, 1091.
Interior Department apprcpriation bill,
3928, 3929, 1933.
-Bureau of Mines, 3928, 3929, 3933.
Navy Department appropriation bill,
O580.
Peace organization, 3592.
Public works: advance planning, 11058,
11128, 11129.
Reciprocal trade agreements, 4889, 4890,
5148, 5149, 5153.
- data on glass industry, 4890.
Republican Party, 1154, 10216, 11830.
Revenue bill of 1945, 9633.
Selective service: Tydings amendment,
1105.
SIream-pollution control bill, 8770.
Tidelands: quieting title to, 8366, 8867.
Unemployment, 11059.
Veterans' housing, 11137.
War Department appropriatidn bill
(civil functions), 1049, 1072.
War Labor Disputes Act: repeal 11831.
Weather Bureau observers: pension for,
A3124.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
BAILEY, GEORGE W., relief (see bill H. R.
2188).
BAILEY, JOHN, authorizing payment of in-
demnity-to British Government for and
on. behalf of (see bill H. R. 692).
BAILEY, JOSIAH W. (a Senator from North
Carolina).
Address by L. Welch Pogue, entitled "In-
ternational Air Trade and Travel
Routes of the Future," A777.
Address by James A. Farley before For-
eign Commerce Club, New York City,
March 20, 1945, A1587.
Address by L. Welch Pogue at Kansas
City, Mo., entitled "International Avia-
tions New Charter," A1138.
Address by Admiral Russell R. Waesche
on operations of the Coast Guard,
A2425.
Address at Roanoke Island, N. C., en-
titled "Americanism," A3469.
Address at Meredith College Raleigh,
N. C., June 3, 1940, A2443.
Address by Oov. R. Gregg Cherry at dedi-
cation of health center, Monroe, N. C.,
A2541.
Appointment of Board of Visitors to
Coast Guard Academy, 4102.
Appointment of Board of Visitors to
United States Coast Guard Academy,
516.
Appointment of Board of Visitors to
United States Merchant Marine Acad-
emy, 516.
Appointed on committee, 169, 170.
Appointed conferee, 2253, 2986, 6747.
Editorial from Charlotte (N. C.) Ob-
server paying tribute to, 1992.
Executive Orders Nos. 8802 and .9346 es-
tablishingthe FEPC, 6808, 6809.
Leave of absence, 5313, 5464.
INDEX
BAILEY, JOSIAH W.-Continued.
Letter to Senator Pepper relative to
change of reference of bill (S. 1160)-
National Neuropsychiatric Institute,
8211.
Letter by E. S. Land replying to state-
ment by Senator Aiken regarding
Maritime Commission contracts, 7348.
Letter from Pennsylvania Shipyards Co.,
regarding Maritime Commission con-
tracts, 7348.
Radio address by Senator George, March
4, 1945, entitled "Freedom of Religion,"
A1013.
Remarks in Senate paying tribute to,
1898, 1898.
Amendments offerd by, to
Government-owned merchant vessels:
sale of (S. 292) to amend, 8362.
National Service Act (H. R. 1752): to
amend, 1642, 1663, 1778.
Bills and joint resolutions intrcduced by
Airports: Federal aid for development of
(see bill S. 34), 77.
Central Leaf Tobacco Co., relief (see
bill S. 994), 4504.
Commerce: to protect from certain
harmful and disruptive practices (see
bill S. 754), 2313.
Federal Food, Drug, and. Cosmetic Act:
to amend (see bill S. 1042), 4934.
Freeigin, L. W., to confer jurisdiction in
claim of '(see S. 1199), 6791.
Industrialization of underdeveloped
areas: to provide aid in (see bill S.
1385), 8585.
Land, Vice Adm. Emory S.: to advance
to rank of admiral (see bill S. 891),
3470.
Merchant marine: to amend act relative
to reemployment rights for persons
who leave their positions to serve in
(see bill S. 1370), 2420.
Merchant sailors: to issue devices in
reccgnition of services of merchant
sailors (see bill S. 789), 2747.
Merchant vessels: to provide for sale of
certain (see bill S. 292), 231.
Patuxent Development Co., Inc.: to ad-
judicate claim (see bill S. 884), 3395.
Postmaster: relating to hours of duty,
and annual and sick leave for (see
bill S. 1524), 10070.
Rivers and harbors: authorizing public
works on (see bill S. 35), 80.
Secretary of Commerce: to provide for
three additional Pssistants (see bill S.
1367), 8361.
Selective Service System: to recognize
service rendered in operation of (see
S. J. Res. 27), 916.
Selective Training and Service Act: to
amend (see bill S. 36), 77.
Surplus Property Act of 1944: to amend
(see bill S. 1475), 9563.
Trade and commerce: to amend act to
protect against violence, threats, co-
ercion, or intimida 'on (see bill S.
791), 2747.
Tyson, Charlie: for relief (see bill S.
883), 3395.
United States notes and obligations: to
direct the sale to private persons and
firms (see bill S. 790), 2747.
Vernon, Nellie Bell: for relief (see bill
S. 919), 3707.
Wilson, Mrs. James Arthur: for relief
(see bill S. 592), 1348.
Motions and resolutions ofyered by
Civil Aeronautics Act amendment: to
change reference of bill (S. 541) (see
S. Res. 83), 1350, 2313.
Consideration of executive business,
678.
Fishery resources: to print report on sur-
vey of (see S. Con. Res. 12), 2748.
Special Committee to Investigate Con-
servation of Wild-Animal Life (see S.
Res. 43), 376.
51
BAILEY, JOSIAH W.-Continued.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 3941.
Remarks by, on
Airplane crashes: investigation, 1408.
Airports: Federal-aid bill, 1352, 8476,
8488, 8519, 8520, 8521.
-statistics, 8520.
Aviation legislation: review of commit-
tee jurisdiction over certain, 2313-
2322.
British white paper on aviation: to print
(S. Doe. 29), 2322.
Buncombe County, N. C., 2246.
Civil Aeronautics Act: change of refer-
ence of bill (S. 541) to amend, 1350,
1413, 2313-2322.
Civil War generals, 1839.
Committee on Commerce: authority to
take evidence, 82.
Commodity Credit Corporation, 794.
Deficit spending by the Government,
1897.
-results of, 2841.
Emergency legislation: danger of be-
coming permanent, 1896.
Federal Aid for Airports Act: appoint-
ment of conferees, 9880, 9881, 10083.
Federal Reserve banks: reduction in re-
-erve requirements, 3827, 3829, 3830,
3836, 3841.
Full Employment Act of 1945, 9026, 9052.
Government expenditures, 4520.
Japanese surrender documents: notice
of display, 8467.
Jones, Jesse: review of accomplishments
upon retirement, 1894..
Land-grant railroad rates, 9230, 9231,
9235, 9236, 9237, 9238, 9239, 9305, 9306,
9307, 9308, 9313.
Manpower resources: utilization of, 1422,
1552-1557, 1663, 1776, 1777.
Maritime Day: tribute to United States
merchant marine, 4789.
-text of Presidential proclamation,
47E9.
Marshall, Gen. George C.: excerpt from
report by, 9647. '
Missouri Valley Authority, 1127.
- change of reference of bill (S.
555), 2012-2017, 2258.
Missouri River bridge, 7350.
Monterey Bay, Calif.: to print report of
Chief of Engineers (S. Doe. 50), 4935.
National Service Act, 1422, 1552-1557,
1776, 1777, 1778, 1835, 1840, 1841, 1845;
1846.
--- excerpt from committee report,
1777.
-statement by Robert P. Patterson,
1840.
Patterson, Robert P.: tribute to, 1839.
Penicillin: certification, 7113.
"Petrillo" practices, 2313.
Political Action Committee, 1896.
Postwar problems, 1895-1898.
Powers of Congress under general-wel-
fare clause of the Constitution: to
print memorandum (S. Doe. 46), 4504.
Radio commentators and newspaper col-
umnists: attacks on Senators, 2013.
Reconstruction Finance Corporation:
history of creation and operation, 1894-
1898.
Revenue Act of 1945, 9959.
Rivers and harbors: introduction of bill
(S. 35), 80.
Selective Service Act: extension, 3730.
-- _deferment of men over 31 years
of age, 3730.
Surplus equipment: use for soil-erosion
control, 9181.
Wallace, Henry A.: confirmation, 695.
- statement on postwar jobs, 1895.
War: views on conduct of, 1839.
War agencies appropriation bill, 6808,
6809.
Yellowstone River bridge, 7351.
52
BAILEY, JOSIAH W.-Continued.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Commerce:
Airplane crashes: investigation (S. Res.
fl), 516.
All-American Flag Line, Inc. (S. 326,
Rept. 805, pt. II), 11281.
Bruton, Philip G., nomination, 8690.
Coast and Geodetic Survey: nominations,
10003.
Crawford, Robert Walter: nomination,
8690.
Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act:
amendment to include penicillin (H. R.
3266, Rept. 410), 6704.
Jones, Emerson E.: nomination, 7353.
Lending agencies of Federal Government
(S. 375, Rept. 30), 674.
Rhodes, Lester F.: nomination, 8690.
Scammell, William K.: nomination, 3091.
Shinn, Columbus M.: nomination, 3091.
Sicafoose, Rolls W.: nomination, 674.
Special Committee on Petroleum Policy
(S. Res. 36), 816.
Stone, Raymond M.: nomination, 674.
Sundry nominations in Coast and Geo-
detic Survey, 8690.
Wallace, Henry A.: nomination (ad-
verse), 674.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
BAILEY, LUBIE, relief (see bill H. R. 1134).
BAILEY, THOMAS L. (Governor, Mississippi),
views relative to TVA from St. Louis
Post-Dispatch by, A54.
BAILEY, WILLIAM H., relief (see bill H. R.
964).
BAIN, LESLIE, article entitled "Washington
Blamed for Marketeers," written by,
5266.
BAIRD, JOHN H., statement in reply to ar-
ticle entitled "Third Rate Medicine for
First Rate Men," by Albert Q. Maisel
from Cosmopolitan, and articles by
Albert Deutsch from PM, by, A2749.
BAKELAAR, JOHN, relief (see bill H. R. 4405).
BAKER, CLEO E., relief (see bill H. R.
2191#).
BAKER CO., DANIEL, relief (see bill H. R.
16768).
BAKER, GEORGE E., relief (see bill H. R.
1456').
BAKER, JOHN J., address at Pittsburgh on
Memorial Day by A2672.
BAKER, H. N. (captain, U. S. Army), letter
approving article of Representative
Judd on China from Time by, A3499.
BAKER, MARVEL L., address entitled "Live-
stock, th' Mainstay in the Postwar
Farm Picture," by, A2700.
BAKER, MORRIS T,, letter relative to Army's
refusal to discharge his son, William,
by, A5322.
BAKER, PLEAS, relief (see bill H. R. 2727*).
BAKER, R. FRED, relief (see bill H. R. 3018-).
BAKER, THOMAS A. (sergeant, U. S. Army),
citation for award of Congressional
Medal of Honor to, A2585.
Remarks in House relative to award of
Congressional Medal of Honor to,
A2585.
BAKER, THOMAS I., relief (see bill H. R.
2087).
BAKER, W. H., relief (see biln H. R 211,
147')
BAKER, WILMA E., relief (see bill H. R. 3043).
BAKER, WILLIAM, letter by Morris T. Baker
relative to Army's refusal to discharge
his son, A5322.
BAKIC, MIHJALO, relief (see bill H. R. 1569).
BALABAN, BARNEY, news release relative
to presentation to Library of Congress
of gn enrolled copy of original Bill of
Rights by, A1326.
Spcech upon presentation to Library of
Congress of an enrolled copy of
original Bill of Rights by, A1326.
INDEX
BALABANOFF, ANGELICA, relief (see bill
H. R. 4859).
BALDWIN BROS. PAVING CO., relief (see
bills S. 514"; H. R. 2225).
Letter from the Comptroller General of
the United States concerning claim of,
670, 772.
BALDWIN, CATHERINE P., testimony on
United Nations Charter before Senate
Committee on Foreign Affairs by,
A3654.
BALDWIN, H. STREETT (a Representative
from Maryland).
Appointed on committee, 274.
Leave of absence, 5898.
Sworn in, 89.
Amendments offered by, to
Price Control Act: to amend, 6609.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Bilobran, Eva, for relief (see bill H. R.
4371), 9642.
Calvert Distilling Co., for relief (see bill
H. R. 4208), 9109.
Carter, Frank, and others, for relief (see
bil H. R. 800), 59.
Fidelity & Casualty Co., and Bough
Chemical Co., for relief (see bill H. R.
1536), 291.
Hammett, Benjamin R., Jr., for relief (see
bill H. R. 4071), 8616.
Lacchi Construction Co., for relief (see
bill H. R. 1535), 291.
Lending agencies of the Government: to
provide effective administration of cer-
tain (see bill H. R. 1761), 512.
Scheff, Bernard, for relief (see bills H. R.
4522, 4574), 10169, 10321.
Selective Training and Service Act: to
amend relative to reemployment rights
(see bill H. R. 3911), 8336.
Sigler, Daniel, for relief (see bill H. R.
4072), 8616.
Smallwood, Pauline, for relief (see bill
'H. R. 799), 59.
Stiefel, David, for relief (see bill H. R.
1537), 291.
Vogelsang, Frederick P., 3d, for relief (see
bill H. R. 4072), 8616.
Willett, William W.. Jr., for relief (see bill
H. R. 797), 59.
Young, Carrol I., for relief (see bill H. R.
798), 59.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Coast Guard Reserve: application of
(see bill H. Res. 326), 7663.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill, 2729.
Antiracketeering Act, 11918.
Bretton Woods Agreements Act, 5650.
Commodity Credit Corporation, 2048,
2049.
Farm Security Administration, 2729.
Independent Offices Appropriation bill,
883.
Lending agencies of the Government,
1178, 1179.
National War Labor Board: regulation of
agricultural labor, 5815, 5816.
Palestine problem, 9692.
Price Control Act, 6610.
Wallace, Henry A, 1178.
War Agencies Appropriation bill, 5814.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
BALDWIN, HANSON W., article on New Ger-
man tanks prove superior to ours,
from New York Times by, A98.
Article relative to an unlimited inquiry
concerning atrocities at Pearl Harbor,
Hawaii, 8496.
Article entitled "Atomic Bomb Respon-
sibilities" from New York Times by,
A3850.
Article entitled "Problems Raised by Un-
expected Peace," from New York Times
by, A3939.
Article on Atomic-Age lessons, from New
York Times, by, A4547.
Remarks in House relative to knowledge
on military affairs of, A98.
BALDWIN, JOSEPH CLARK (a Representa-
tive from New York).
Appointed on committee, 491.
Appointed on funeral committee, 3356.
Article by Rev. James M. Gillis in Sign
(magazine) entitled "Why I Like So-
kolsky," A740.
Report by committee on education of
New York State Federation of Labor
regarding International Office of Edu-
cation, A2290.
Statement by Council for Democracy of-
fering 6-point peace program, A4960.
Leave of absence, 5896.
Bills and joint resolutionsintroduced by
Balabanoff, Angelica: for relief (see bill
H. R. 4859), 11233.
Braun, Ida F., and others: for relief (see
billH. R. 1782), 512.
Cobb, Candler: for relief (see bill H. R.
1781), 512.
Flag of the United States: to codify rules
and customs pertaining to display and
use of (see bill H. R. 4806), 11077.
Jones, Jeannette C., and children: for
relief (see bill H. R. 1784), 512.
Kavanagh, Lt. Col. Edward C.: for relief
(see bill H. R. 1783), 512.
King, Charles J.: for relief of estate
(see bill H. R. 4575), 10321.
Materials Handling Machinery Co., Inc.:
for relief (see bill H. R. 4860), 11233.
Members of Congress: salary increase,
4432.
Racial discrimination: to prohibit in em-
ployment (see bill H. R. 679), 56.
Treaty ratification, 4060, 4061.
Waterman & Co., E.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 3608), 6870.
Remarks by, on
Bretton Woods Agreements Act, 5664,
5665.
Recirrocal trade agreements, 5042, 5089,
5090.
Second deficiency appropriation bill, 6840
War Labor Disputes Act: repeal, 11824.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
BALDWIN, RAYMOND E. (Governor, Connec-
ticut), letter relative to many com-
munications from soldiers concerning
their discharge by, A3978.
BALDWYN, MISS., authorize construction of
a new post office at (see bill H. R. 2380).
BALFOUR DECLARATION. See GREAT BRIT-
AIN.
BALKAN AREA, report of congressioial com-
mittee on study made of general con-
ditions in, 9661.
BALKANS, remarks in House relative to
alarming situation in, A3532.
Remarks in House relative to interest of
American Sla, Congress in, A4106.
Speech entitled "Who Profits by United
States Intervention in Bulgaria and
the Balkans?" by George Pirinsky,
A4106.
BALKANS: RUSSIAN-BRITISH-AMERICAN
RELATIONS, article by Constantine
Brown from Washington Evening Star
relative to, A3463.
BALKUNAS, JOHN, address' in New York at
rally in defense of Lithuania by, A3691.
BALL BEARING TARIFF COMMITTEE, views
with respect to Reciprocal Trade Agree-
ments Act of, A2300.
ACT, remarks in
BALL-BURTON-HATCH
House relative to, A4850.
BALL, CARLETON R., article entitled "What
the Missouri Valley Authority Proposal
Promises America" from Social Action
by, A3198.
BALL, JOSEPH H. (a Senator from Minne-
sota).
Address before Propeller Club, New York
City, on subject American Shipping
Industry, A4455.
Address entitled "Looking Ahead," before
Independent Voters of Illinois, Win-
nctl:a, Ill., A4297.

BALL, JOSEPH H.-Continued.
Address on Town Meeting of the Air
radio program on subject Should We
Share Atomic Bomb Secret With Any
Other Nation?, A4518.
Address before Cincinnati Foreign Policy
Institute on subject A Chance For
Peace, A4845.
Appointed on committee, 169, 170.
Appointed conferee, 3754, 5963, 6724,
11309.
Appointed on funeral committee, 3356.
Article in New York Times by Senator
Ball entitled "There Is No Ivory Tower
for Us," A195.
Article by Senator Hatch on Federal In-
dustrial relations bill, A3808.
Article by Thomas L. Stokes in Washing-
ton Daily News entitled "Labor's Long
Pants," A3102.
Article from Washington Star entitled
"Hatch-Burton-Ball Bill Seen Signi-
fying Trend," A3212.
Article from Washington Post entitled
"Industrial Peace Bill Seen Key to
Future," A3212.
Article from Duluth Free Press entitled
'tOur National Birthday," A3473.
Articles by Donald Richberg in Balti-
more Sun entitled "Need'for New Labor
Law," A3514.
Articles in Scripps-Howard papers rela-
tive to proposed Federal Industrial
Relations Act by, A3488.
Letter by Benny Austin relative to Messrs.
Wallace and Jones, A312.
Proposed Federal Labor Relations Act:
statement by, A3041.
Radio address, June 12, 1945, on Ameri-
can foreign policy, A2847.
Radio address in Philadelphia, Pa., on
subject Needed: A Federal Labor Rela-
tions Policy, A4314.
Radio discussion of Crimean Confer-
ence, A705.
Resolution by Washington (D. C.)
Chapter of American Veterans' Com-
mittee favoring Bretton Woods agree-
ments, 7269.
Amendments offered by, to
Atomic energy (S. Res. 179): to amend,
0890.
Bretton Woods agreements (H. R. 3314):
to amend, 7776.
Fair Employment Practice Committee
(S. 101) : to amend, 12502.
Labor disputes (S. 1661): to amend,
11706.
National Service Act (H. R. 1752): to
amend, 1832, 1908.
Savannah Harbor, Ga. (H. R. 3477): to
amend, 7152.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Army: for additional pay for enlisted
men who are awarded Medical
Badge (see bill S. 1116), 5698.
Atomic energy: for development and
control (see bill S. 1557), 10406.
Bridge across Mississippi at Bralnerd,
Minn.: to extend.time for completion
of (see bill S. 1259), 7432.
Chetkovich, Mike: forirelief (see bill S.
975), 4225.
Cold Spring, Minn., village of: for relief
(see bill S. 196), 158.
Diener, A. Anne: for relief (see bill S.
1556), 10406.
Federal Industrial Relations Act (see
bill S. 1171), 6325.
India: to naturalize certain persons from
(see bill S. 331), 330.
Industrial hazards, control of (see bill
(S. 1271), 7554.
International health organization: for-
mation of (see S. J. Res. 89), 8210.
Johnson, Walter M., and wife: for relief
(see bill S. 426), 517.
Kim, Peter: to naturalize (see bill S.
1607), 10788.
Minnesota: to convey certain lands to
State for park purposes (see bill S.
1-i,9),138.
INDEX
BALL, JOSEPH H.-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
.Mississippi River: to bridge (see bill S.
352), 370.
National Safety Council: to incorporate
(see billS. 198), 158.
Pigeon River, Minn.: to bridge (see bill
S. 197), 158.
Taxation: to direct payment of highway
use taxes in operation of any system
of commercial transportation, taken
over by Federal Government (see bill
S. 992), 4504.
Waldrcn, Mildred E., for relief (see bill
S. 976), 4225.
Motions and resolutions offered by
International Court of Justice:* relating
to jurisdiction of (see S. Res. 196),
11109.
Remarks by, on
Airports: Federal aid bill, 8470.
Atomic energy: creation of special- com-
mittee, 9390, 9891, 9895, 9896, 9897.
-development and control, 10406.
Ball-Burton-Hill-Hatch resolution: text
cl, 8106.
Bretton Woods agreement, 7534. 7674,
7678. 7879, 7701, 7771, 7772, 7776, 7777,
7778.
Citizenship: eligibility for, 9884.
Commodity Credit Corporation, 794.
Deficiency appropriation bill, 2751, 2753,
2758.
Dumbarton Oaks proposals, 476, 477.
E.nployment Service: return to States,
10831, 10832, 10833,10834.
Fair Employment Practices Legislation,
12502.
-- text of Executive order, 12502:
Federal Labor Relations Act, 6328.
Full Employment Act of 1945, 9034, 9037,
9131, 9132, 9133.
Government agencies: reorganization,
10763.
Immigration and Naturalization Service:
Arrests by employees of, 9883.
Johnson, Viena P.: confirmation, 9932.
Kosanda, Thomas J.: confirmation, 4229,
4268, 4607.
Labor disputes: fact-finding boards,
11706.
Labor-Federal Security appropriation bill,
6707 6713, 6719, 6721.
Lend-lease: extension, 3242.
Lixe decoys, 8287.
Manc gement-labor relations, 8225, 8296,
8298.
Midwestern truck strike, 11289
National Service Act, 1493, 1494, 1493,
1918.
Navy: disposition of vessels, 7112.
Navy Dtpartment appropriation bill,
4599.
-- efficiency studies, 4599, 4600.
Navy and Marine Corps: retirement of
certain officers, 10919, 10920.
Norfolk Navy Yard, 390.
Price Control Act: extension, 5701.
Reciprocal trade agreements, amend-
ments, 6216.
Shasta Dam transmission lines, 12126,
12129.
Two Harbors, Minn., 7584.
United Nations Charter, 8009, 8010, 8106,
8107, 8108.
United Nations Organization: American
representative, 10972, 10978, 11310,
11316.
UNRRA: appropriation, 11456, 11459,
12053, 12054, 12056, 12057.
.- letter by Lois Sevareid, 11459.
Walker, Frank C.: confirmation, 12445.
War agencies: appropriations for, 6726,
6730, 6738, 6739, 7511.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Education and Labor:
International Health Organization (S. J.
Res. 89, Rept. 782), 10892.
Committee on Immigration:
Immigration Act of 1924: to amend (I.
R. 330, Rept. 633), 9471.
BALLARD, ARMAS, relief (see bill H. R.
2268).
BALLARD, CORA ARLENA, pension (see bill
H. R. 3949).
BALLOTS FOR SOLDIER VOTING, remarks
in House relative to, 757.
BALLOTS FOR YOUTHS, article entitled
"Bread, Not Stone" from Stars and
Stripes, A2107.
"BALLOTS WILL BE ASSIGNED TO LOCAL
WASTE-PAPER DRIVE," article from
Cumberland (Md.) Daily News cap-
tioned, A1801.
BALLOU, FREDERICK D., relief (see bill H.
R. 4726).
"BALLYHOO FOR BRITAIN," article from
Wall Street Journal entitled, A5460.
BALTIC REFUGEES IN SWEDEN, remarks in
House by Representative O'Konski rel-
ative to, A5079.
Remarks in House relative to, 11960.
BALTIMORE, MD., remarks in Senate relative
to suitability as site of the seat of
government of the United Nations,
100E9.
Resolution relative to sovereignty of
Lithuania by Council of Lithuanian
Societies of, A808.
Resolution urging selection of the city
as the seat of government of the
United Nations (S. Res. 4971. 10070.
BALTIMORE (MD.) ASSOCIATION OF COM-
MERCE, letter and resolution of sor-
row -at death of. President Roosevelt
and pledging support, to President Tru-
man by, A1951.
BALTIMORE (MD.) CATHOLIC REVIEW:
article relative to death in action of
John B. D'Alesandro from, A253.
BALTIMORE (MD.) NEWS-POST, article
captioned "Captain Tankin wins plea
to stay at front" from. A84.
Article captioned "Germany's. inflation-
J. A. Hanes point out part played by
Russia" from, A3899.
BALTIMORE SUN, article relative to farm
price parity, A4941.
Article on Russian-American-British re-
lations: removing suspicion by John
W. Owens from, A3541.
Article relative to award of Distinguished
Service Medal to Howard Bruce by Jo-
seph H. Short from, A3794.
Article entitled "Communist Party in
Maryland Reorganized" by N. T. Ken-
ney from, A4379.
Article on plans to expand National
Guard by Howard M. Norton from,
A5500.
Article on the Republican Party and the
Pearl Harbor investigation by John W.
Owens from, A5754.
Article entitled "Truman Drops His
Backing of Zionists' Plan" from, 12389.
Article entitled "We Must Support Bret-
ton Woods" by Hamilton Owens from,
A1731.
Article entitled "The Road Ahead" by
John W. Owens from, A1268.
Article entitled "Maverick Tells Story
Behind Famed United States Flag"
from, A3637.
Article entitled "Why Not Equal Status
for the People of India?" from, A3587.
Articles relative to bill S. 1117, proposed
Federal Industrial Relations Act, by
Donald R. Richberg .from, A3514, A3515,
A3516.
Articles captioned "D'Alesandro repudi-
ates meeting here" and "Chavez fails
to appear" from, A1147.
Editorial relative to legislation to rees-
tablish Dies committee from, A59.
Editorial entitled "Of Whom Do They
Think?" appearing in, 1919.
Editorial entitled "Manpower Act Faces
the Closed-Shop Hurdle' from, A348.
Editorial paying tribute to Gen. Dwight
D. Eisenhower from, A22'14.

BALTIMORE SUN-Continued.
Editorial entitled "Vandenberg's Role"
from, A2335.
Editorial on Vandenberg's views on San
Francisco Conference from, A1627.
Editorial on Cabinet changes from, A2469.
Editorial on Government guarantee of
jobs from, A2694.
Editorial entitled "What Must We Give
Up to Get Full Employment?" from,
A3812.
Editorial captioned "Bethlehem-Fair-
field's shipyard great building record"
from, A4288.
Editorial entitled "Cleavage of Giants"
(Russia-America) by John W. Owens
from, A4430.
Editorial relative to appropriation for
UNRRA entitled "Stupid and Callous,"
A4865.
Editorial captioned "Full employment
bills and the facts of economic life"
from, A5144.
News item captioned "D'Alesandro asks
Roosevelt medal" from, A1801.
BANFIELD, GERTRUDE, letter relative to
drafting of nurses by, A964.
BANG, MRS. CHARLES, article relative to
equal rights amendment from Cleve-
land News by, A2182.
BANGHART, KENNETH, radio program
America United Radio Forum and the
announcer, A1690.
"BANKER, 48, SERVES AS PRIVATE IN
LINE," article by Richard J. H. Johns-
ton from New York Times entitled,
A313.
"BANKER POINTS ADVANTAGES IN GOLD
PRICE BOOST," article by Carl S. Kelty
from Los Angeles Examiner entitled,
A1029.'
"BANKERS ON BRETTON WOODS," edito-
rial from New York Times entitled,
A538.
BANKERS JOINT STOCK LAND BANK, MIL-
WAUKEE, WIS., relief of bondholders
of (see bill H. R. 4465).
BANKERS' SPLENDID ACTIVITIES IN WAR
FINANCING, remarks in House relative
to, 11230.
"BANKERS' STRATEGY," article by Thomas
L. Stokes from Washington Daily News
entitled, A1112.
BANKHEAD, JOHN H., 2D (a Senator from
Alabama).
Address before annual meeting of Ala-
bama Farm Bureau Federation, Bilcxi,
Miss., A4705.
Address by John S. Tilley on Emancipa-
tion Proclamation, A4119.
Appointed on committee, 169, 170.
Appointed conferee, 2101, 2252, 2622, 3555,
3754, 4588, 6631.
Resolution by Legislature of Alabama
relative to Tennessee-Tombigbee
Canal, 5174.
Statement by Henry A. Wallace in 1943
opposing application of principle of
cost-of-production program, 6045.
Statement relative to so-called Wherry
amendment to price control bill, 6089.
Amendments offered by, to
Daficiency appropriation *bill (H. R.
4805) : amendment to increase salaries
of Members of Congress, etc., 12039,
12044.
Legislative appropriation bill (H. R.
3109): to amend, 5212.
Price control (S. J. Res. 30): to amend,
5875.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Agriculture Adjustment Act: to amend
relative to cotton and wheat allot-
ments (see bill S. 338), 330.
Agricultural commodities: to provide for
disposal of surplus (see bill S. 384),
370.
INDEX
BANKHEAD, JOHN H., 2D--Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Bankhead-Jones Farm Tenant Act: to
adopt loan programs to needs of vet-
erans (see bill S. 1507), 9932.
-- to amend relative to loans to vet-
erans (see bill S. 299), 232.
Commodity Credit Corporation: to con-
tinue (see bill S. 298), 232.
Cooperative agricultural extension work:
to provide for further development of
(see bill S. 383), 370.
Fertilizer: to establish a national pol-
icy and program regarding (see bill
S. 882), 3395.
Mershon, Mrs. Zenobia: for relief (see
bill S. 297), 232.
Servicemen's Readjustment Act: to
amend farm loan acts in connection
with (see bill S. 990), 4381.
Remarks by, on
Absence of certain Senators, 3650.
Agricultural appropriation bill, 3555.
Agricultural Extension Service, 4588.
Alcoholic-beverage industry: investiga-
tion, 790.
Atomic bomb: reference of bill relating
to, 9323, 9324, 9329, 9401.
Commodity Credit Corporation, 792, 794,
2101.
- conference report, 3074, 3075, 3076,
3084.
Cooperative agricultural extension work,
3852.
Cotton and wheat allotments, 530, 999.
Deficiency appropriaticn bill, 12108.
Farm labor: change of reference of Sen-
ate Joint Resolution 19, 779.
Legislative appropriation bill, 4951, 4955,
4964, 5189, 5212.
Members of Congress: expense allow-
ance, 51E9.
- statement on need for higher
salaries, 4964.
Missouri Valley Authority adverse report,
4222-4224.
Postal salary reclassification bill, 6743.
Presidential succession, 7070, 7071.
Price Control Act: extension, 5873, 5875.
Selective Service Act: extension, 3724.
Senators: expense allowances, 12037,
12039, 12040, 12041, 12042, 12043, 12044,
12045.
Tennessee Valley Authority, 2191.
UNRRA: additional appropriation, 11457.
War agqncies appropriation bill, 6822,
6993, 7062.
Williams, Aubrey: confirmation, 2331,
2332, 2348, 2349, 2466, 2467.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Agriculture and Forestry:
Cooperative agricultural extension work
(S. 383, Rept. 198), 3623.
Cotton and wheat allotments (S. 338,
Rept. 12), 369.
Rapides Parish, La. (S. 660, Rept. 268),
4504.
Committee on Banking and Currency:
Commodity Credit Corporation (S. 298,
Rept. 32), 674.
Committee of conference:
Agricultural Extension Service (S. 383),
5184.
Commodity Credit Corporation (S. 298),
3074.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
BANKHEAD COTTON ACT, provide for re-
demption of certain cotton certificates
Issued under (see bill H. R. 133).
BANKHEAD-JONES FARM TENANT ACT,
amend section 33, to provide that the
payments for counties provided there-
in shall be distributed by the treasurer
of said counties (see bill H. R. 2146).
Bill to amend, by making loans there-
under available in certain States and
Territories (see bill H. R. 3503).
Bill to amend (see bill H. R. 4768).
BANKHEAD-JONES FARM TENANT ACT-
Continued.
Bill to amend by making it possible for
war veterans to obtain loans and
insured mortgages, by reserving lands
for sale to war veterans (see bill S.
299).
Bill to amend relative to veterans and
low-income farmers (see bill S. 1507).
Joint resolution to amend subsection
(c) of section 1 (see H. J. Res. 216).
Remarks in House relative to H. J. Res.
216, to amend, A3399.
BANK HOLDING COMPANIES, control and
regulate (see bill S. 792).
BANKING ACT OF 1876, amend (see bill H. R.
404).
BANK OF ENGLAND, remarks in House rela-
tive to nationalization of, -5257.
BANK OF FRANCE, r. marks in House rel-
ative to nationalization of, A5257.
BANK OF INTERNATINAL SETTLEMENTS,
resolution to investigate (see H. Res.
67).
BANK OF ODESSA, MO. Letter opposing
extension of OPA from, A3371.
BANK OF THE UNITED STATES, provide
for establishment of (see bill S. 1334).
Bill relating to the establishment of, and
functioning of (see bill H. R. 2830).
BANKRUPTCY, address by Grover M. Mosco-
witz before New York Members Asso-
ciation of Commercial Law League of
America on subject, A297.
Bill to amend section 35 of act to estab-
lish a uniform system of bankruptcy
throughout United States to remove
the legal incompatibility between office
of United States Commissioner and
referee in bankruptcy (see bill H. R.
33, 2463).
Bills to amend section 77 of act to estab-
lish throughout United States uni-
form system of (see bills H. R. 36, 37).
Bill to provide general assignment for
benefit of creditors shall not consti-
tute act of bankruptcy unless con-
nected with some other act of (see bill
H.,R. 463).
Bill to amend -ct to establish a uniform
system of (see bill H. R. 3333).
Bill to amend sections 81, 82, 83, and 84
of chapter IX of act to establish a uni-
form system of (see bill H. R. 4307).
Bill to amend act to establish a uniform
system of (see bill H. R. 5023).
Bill to amend section 35 of act of July
1, 1898, to establish a uniform system
of bankruptcy to remove legal incom-
patibility between office of Commis-
sioner and referee in bankruptcy (see
bill S. 343*)
Bill to provide for equal participation by
security holders of the samc class in
reorganization in bankruptry proceed-
ings (see bill S. 1303).
Bill to. amend act to permit the appoint-
ment of supervising conciliation com-
missioners as referees in (see bill, S.
'
1365*).
Bill to amend paragraph (3) of subsec-
tion (s) of section 75 of act to estab-
lish a uniform system of (see bill S.
1429).
Bills to amend act to establish a uniform
system of (see bills S. 1453; H. R. 3429,*
4160,* 4603, 4620.
Letter from the Director of Administra-
tive Office of United States Courts
transmitting statistics relative to
bankruptcy cases, 593, 772.
Remarks in House on bill (H. R. 4160)
to amend act to establish uniform
system of, 10009.
Remarks in House relative to the admin-
istration's declaration of, 10604.
Remarks in Senate relative to bill (S.
1365) concerning appointment of
ieferees in, 8430.

BANKRUPTCY-Continued.
Resolution to discharge the -Committee
on Interstate Commerce in Senate
from further consideration of ' bill
(H. R. 37) to amend act to establish
a uniform system of (see S. Res. 94).
BANKRUPTCY LAWS, editorial from Pitts-
burgh Press relative to, A4927.
BANKS AND BANKING,analysis of commer-
cial banking in the Un.ted States by
Howard J. Stoddard, A4097.
Article captioned "Little banks save the
big banks" by anonymous writer, A206.
Bill to improve the banking system (see
LihlH. R. 153). . Remarks in House relative to misuse of,
Bill providing for issuance of nonnego-
tiable United States bonds to Federal
Reserve banks and terminating -au-
thority of Treasury to issue other in-
terest-bearing, obligations of- United
States to commercial (see bill H. R.
CO). . Resolution
Bill regulating the amount of interest
to be paid by insolvent or alleged.in-
solvent banks in liquidation or hands
of receivers (see bill H. R. 1772).
Bill authorizing payment of certain
funds of insolvent national banking.
associations to stockholders in certain
cases (see billH. R. 2204).
Bill to.authorize. the carrying of obliga-
tions of -United States at -their par
value owned by banks and. other in-
stitutions (see bill S. 183).
B'll providing for suits for damages
against national banks, their-,offiers,
and directors (see billS. 560).
Billto permit national banks to make
loans guaranteed under titleIII of
Servicemen's Readjustment Act of 1944
without regard to certain limitations
as to value of collateral and period of
loan (see billH. R. 3357).
Bill to control and regulate bank hold-
ing companies, to control and regu-
late relationships between insured
banks and their affiliates (see bills S.
792; H. R. 2776):
Letter and statement by, M. S. Eccles rela-
tive to bill to regulate and control bank
holding companies, A1476.
Letter and report relative to Bretton
Woods agreements by Independent
Bankers' Association, A973.
Remarks in House praising efforts of
banks in sale of war bonds, A5195.
Remarks in House relative to opposition
to bank holding companies, A5257.
Remarks in House relative to special cita-
tions to the banks by Secretary of
Treasury, A5196.
Remarks in House relative to Govern-
ment securities held by banks, 1317.
Remarks in House relative to enormous
earnings on Government bonds by
banks, A206.
Remarks in House relative to how banks
should be operated, 1316.
Remarks in House relative to increase
since 1941 of assets of banks, 1317.
Table: earnings of all insured com-
mercial banks in United States, A4098.
-statement of all insured commer-
cial banks in United States, A4098.
BANKS, CLAUDE F., relief (see bill S. 159).
BANNER, EARL, article entitled "Cigarettes
and Meat Plentiful Within Canada"
from Tulsa (Okla.) Tribune by, A1174.
BANNI'STER, L. WARD, article entitled
"Totalitarianism on the March"
(M. V. A.) from Denver (Colo.) Post
Ly, A4110.
Remarks in House relative to outstand-
ing authority on western water laws
being, A4109.
BANSCHBACH, EDWARD, letter relative to
investigation of airplane accidents by,
A357.
INDEX
BAPTIST COURIER (publication), editorial
entitled "Whom Shall We Forgive?"
by H. W. Provence from, A2820.
"BAR AND THE BENCH," address by Jay P.
Taggart in Cleveland entitled, A5407.
BAR BULLETIN (publication), article en-
titled "A Bill of Duties-Egalt6 Oblige"
by John Kirkland Clark from, A3644.
BARBITURATES, articles entitled "Slaves of
the Devil's Capsules" by Samuel Hop-
kins Adams from American Weekly,
A5092, A5229.
Remarks in House regarding the use of,
11413.
and also, shortage of, A5257.
Resolution requesting Federal Security
Administrator to furnish. House of
Representatives certain information
with respect to drugs known as (see
H. Res. 439).,
requesting: Secretary
Treasury to furnish to House of Rep-
resentatives certain information with
respec t to drugs known as (see H. Res.
440).
Statement relative to conference of
American Pharmaceutical Association
to curb misuse of, A5257.
.BARBOUR, HENRY ELLSWORTH' (late a
Representative from California):
Eulogies in House,2706, 2707, 2708, A1523..
BARBOUR, W. WARRENI (late a Senator from
New Jersey).
Tributes in Senate to, 6640, 6641.
BARCH, MUNDO, relief (see -bill H. R. 227).
BARD, RALPH. A. (Assistant Secretary of
the Navy), address.by, A924.
Letter by the President accepting his
resignation addressed to, A2769.
Tribute in House to, A2768.
Tribute. in Senate to, 5924.
BARDEN, GRAHAM A. (a, Representative
from North Carolina).
Appointed on committee, 274, 275.
Appointed member of objectors commit-
tee, 1255.
Sermon by Rev. F. Hubert Morris, New
Bern, N. C., entitled "Is Compulsory
Military Peacetime Training Adequate
or Necessary" A4945.
Sworn in, 99.
Amendments offered by, to
Five Civilized Tribes (H. R. 2754)
amend, 4829.
Gorham, Gordon T. (H. R. 1348): to
amend, 11428.
Bills-and joint resolutions introduced by
Brown, Aycock: for relief (see bill H. R.
4615), 10483.
Commission on Emergency Federal Aid to
Higher Educational Institutions: to
establish (see bill H. R. 3116). 4174.
Cross Rock Channel: to survey (see bill
H. R. 1573), 326.
Harkers Point Basin, N. C.: to survey
(see bill H. R. 1574), 326.
Hondros, Fred S.: for relief (see bill H. R.
1131), 98.
James C. Frank: for relief (see bill H. R.
2769), 2743.
Lewis, Carl: for relief (see bill H. R. 1142),
99.
Vocational education: to amend act re-
lating to (see bill H. R. 4384), 9726.
Remarks by, on
Aliens: period of residence for naturali-
zation purposes, 4819, 4820.
Antiracketeering bill, 11841.
Armed forces: voluntary enlistment bill,
8624, 8636.
Army Engineers: printing of certain re-
ports, 1256.
Atomic bomb, 9252.
Canton, Ohio: granting certain lands to,
1258.
Coast Guard: grade of admiral, 1259.
College students: decline in number due
to service in armed forces, 10823.
55
BARDEN, GRAHAM A.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Committee on Education: hearings on
bill (H. R. 1296), 2276, 3735.
- report of advisory committee,
" 1393.
Conscientious objectors, 8701.
Cox, Ruth: relief, 2498.
Department of Agriculture: food con-
trol, 6573.
Farm labor: deferment of, 243.
Five Civilized Tribes, 4819, 4820.
Foreign Service: buildings and grounds,
1261.
Hatch Act amendment, 12206.
Immigration and Naturalization Service,
4819.
Jennings, John R.: relief, 9260.
Klamath Falls, Oreg.: U. S. District
Court, 9660.
Manitowoc, - Wis.: lighthouse keeper's
residence, 1266.
of Military rules and regulations, 11634.
Nationality Act of 1940: amendment,
12204.
- bills to amend, 2416.
National Service Act, 623.
Navy: 'furlough of officers; 1259.
postgraduate school, 11334.
Oahu Railway & Land Co., 1258
Office of Price Administration:'fresh fruit
and vegetable division,, 3953.
Order-of business; 11612 . . ..
Price Control Act: amendment, 6573.
Rivers and harbors projects, 12204.
San Diego County, Calif., 1258. "
Selective. Service Act: extension, 3906.
Smith, Maj. Gen. Julian C.: citation,
7395.
Stabilization Act of 1942: amendment,
6573. 5
Strawberries: price ceiling, 59 3, 3954.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Education:
Effect of war activities on colleges and
universities (H. Res. 63, Rept. 214), 1401.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
"BARGAINING WITH BRITAIN," editorial
from Larchmont (N. Y.) Daily Times
entitled, A4528.
BARGER, IDA, ET AL., relief (see bill H. R.
4269*).
BARGERON, CARLISLE, statement entitled
to "The Sip in Mississippi" from Collier's
by, A5105.
BARGLGW, DAVID R., relief (see bill H. R.
1539"), 2497.
BARIT, A. E., article on "Hudson Motor Car
Co.-Confident of Future" by, A4429.
Statement relative to 1946 program of
Hudson Motor Car Co. by, A4429.
BARKAS, WALTER H., article entitled "Des-
tiny in Our Hands" by, A5589.
BARKLEY, ALBEN W. (a Senator from Ken-
tucky).
Attended, 4.
Addres: before Foreign Policy Association
at New York relative to problems cf
war and peace, A1248.
Address by Lewis B. Schwellenbach at
ship launching, Superior, Wis., A3626.
Address by the President on the sur-
render of Germany, and proclamation,
4370.
Address delivered by President Truman
at final session of San Francisco Con-
ference, 6979.
Address b President Truman proclaim-
ing VJ-day 8349.
Address by the President at Central Park,
New York City, outlining foreign pol-
icy of the United States, 10129.
Address by the President at commis-
sioning of the U. S. S. Franklin D.
Roosevelt, 10128.
Appointed on committee (standing), 169.

BARKLEY. ALBEN W.-Continued.
Appointed on committee (joint), 73, 672,
909, 1404, 2074, 2311, 2458, 3108, 3230,
3359, 3536, 3620, 4219, 4500, 4688, 5173,
5383, 5840, 6203, 6631, 6796, 7148, 7429,
7588, 8354, 8726, 9111, 9469, 9759, 10247,
10404, 10751, 10953, 11524, 11856.
Appointed on committee to conduct the
President, 1618, 3389, 4817, 7118, 9934.
Appointed on committee to notify the
President, 5.
Appointed on committee to attend the
Treaty of Greene ViUe Celebration,
8207.
Appointed on committee to escort Ad-
miral Chester W. Nimitz, 9465.
Appointed on committee to escort Gen.
Jonathan M. Wainwright, 8450.
Appointed conferee, 12104.
Appointed on committee to escort Prime
Minister Attlee, 10621.
Appointed a regent of Smithsonian In-
stitution, 909.
Appcinted on Joint Committee To In-
vestigate Pearl Harbor Attack, 8583.
Appointed on funeral committee, 3356.
Article by John W. Owens from Balti-
more Sun entitled "The Roatl Ahead,"
A1268.
Article by John W. Owens from Balti-
more Sun entitled "On Removing
Suspicion," A3541.
Article by 0. Max Gardner in New York
Times entitled "The Challenge of
Peacetime Abundance," A3611.
Article by Jim H. Brady on preservation
of American form of government,
A3703.
Articles of surrender signed by Japan,
8347.
Christmas radio address by the President,
A42.
Designated Acting President pro tempore
of Senate, 3282.
Editorial from Washington Post on con-
gressional pay, 5469.
Editorial from Washington (D. C.) Post
entitled "Vote on Bretton Woods,"
7516.
Editorials on United Nations Charter,
A3680-A3682.
Last address prepared by President
Roosevelt to be delivered April 13, 1945,
in memory of Thomas Jefferson, 3357.
Leave of absence, 3629.
Letter from Acting Secretary of War in
appreciation of work of Senate em-
ployees, 771.
Letter by Floyd D. Akers relating to
parade in honor of Admiral Chester
W. Nimitz, 9293,
Letter and address by Chester Bowles
relative to reconversion pricing pro-
gram, A2964.
Letter by Cordell Hull on extension of
reciprocal trade agreements, 3599.
Letter relative to appropriations for the
NLRB from Robert P. Patterson and H.
Struve Hensel received by, 7067.
Letter to General Eisenhower from Dis-
trict of Columbia Department of Dis-
abled American Veterans relative to
compulsory military training, A2902.
Letter by President Truman on eighth
anniversary of service of Senator Bark-
Icy as majority leader, 8190.
Letter by an Army lieutenant in Pacific
area regarding unconditional sur-
render by Japan, A3702.
Memorandum by Chester Bowles to
Members of Congress regarding price-
control policies, A3716.
Message of the President, January 6,
1945, on the state of the Union, A126.
Poems by Nick Kenny on Franklin D.
Roosevelt and President Truman,
A3139.
Press release by Director of War Mobili-
zation and Reconversion relative to
production and distribution of meat,
4778.
Proceedings of the inauguration of the
President, January 20, 1945, 364.
INDEX
BARKLEY, ALBEN W.-Continued.
Radio address by William L. Clayton,
Assistant Secretary of State, relative
Dumbarton Oaks and Bretton Woods,
A1591.
Radio address by Senator Connally from
San Francisco Conference, A2341.
Remarks in Senate on eighth anniver-
sary of service of Senator Barkley as
majority leader, 8190.
Report to the President by International
Association of Chiefs of Police on
safety In travel, A3695.
Resolution by Democratic conference
upon retirement of Senator Glass as
President pro tempore of the Senate,
1208.
Resolution by the majority in regard to
death of President Roosevelt and ex-
pressing confidence in President Tru-
man, 3596.
Statements by Secretary of State an-
nouncing invitations to Conference at
San Francisco, A1083.
Statement issued by Automotive Safety
Foundation of Washington, D. C., rela-
tive to automobile safety program,
A1693.
Statement by Leo T. Crowley before Sn-
ate Banking and Currency Committee
on Export-Import Bank legislation,
7663.
Sworn in, 3.
Tables: weekly wages, 8756.
Telegram from Jess Anderson relative to
achievement of Graves County, Ky., in
Seventh War Loan drive received by,
7045.
Telegrams by John H. Davis, Edward
O'Neal, and A. S. Goss relative to Food
nd Agriculture Organization of United
Nations, 7852, 7854.
Amendments offered by, to
Appropriations (H. R. 4407): to amend
relative to Employment Service, 10831.
Atomic energy (S. Res. 179) : to amend,
9897.
Legislative appropriation bill (H. R.
3109): to amend, 5205.
Price Control Act (S. J. Res. 30): to
amend, 5867.
Unemployment compensation bill
1274): to amend, 8742, 8819, 8826.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Armed forces: to pay accumulated
accrued leave to certain members who
enter or reenter civilian employment
of the Untied States (see bill S. 1036),
4783.
Bowen, Rear Adm. Harold Gardiner: au-
thorizing promotion (see bill S. 146),
79.
Cafferata, M. E.: for relief (see bill S.
144), 79.
Cassaday, Marion 0.: for relief (see
S. 1038), 4783.
Erskine, Graves Blanchard: to appoint
to office of Retraining and Reemploy-
ment Administrator (see bill S. 1590),
10632.
Export-Import Bank: to extend opera-
tions to include Philippine Islands (see
bill S. 1582), 10566.
Gold: coinage of (see bill S. 1596), 10632.
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Basin: to ap-
prove agreement with Canada (see
S. J. Res. 104), 9215.
McBride, John E.: for relief (see bill S.
1052), 4934.
Murphy, Frances Hays: to pension (see
bill S. 1069), 5310.
Navy: to create Office of Naval Research,
Development, and Patents (see bill S.
145), 79.
Pearl Harbor Committee: exemption
from certain provisions of law of coun-
sel of (see S. J. Res. 110), 9761.'
Public Health Service: to provide for
water pollution control activities in
(see bill S. 1037), 4783.
-to provide for water pollution
control activities in (see bill S. 1462),
9295.
BARKLEY, ALBEN W.-Continued,
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
to Rogers, John R., Sr.: for relief (see bill
S. 1053), 4934.
Roosevelt Anna Eleanor: to grant frank-
ing privilege (see bill S. 906), 3602.
Roosevelt, Franklin Delano: to award
posthumously a Congressional Medal
of Honor to (see bill S. 877), 3395.
Rowe, Robert R., Jr.: for relief (see bill
S. 1400), 8663.
Scott, William B.: for relief (see bill S.
712), 1887.
Simpson, William J.: for relief (see bill
S. 1051), 4934.
Smithsonian Institution: to amend act
relative to ethnological researches (see
bill S. 1652), 11285.
-extending benefits of Civil Serv-
ice Retirement Act to certain officers
and employees (see bill S. 1141), 6015.
Vocational education: to amend law rel-
ative to (see bill S. 1080), 5385.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Bradley, Omar N.: to accept office as Ad-
ministrator of Veterans' Affairs with-
out affecting military status (see S.
1208), 6929.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Assignment of Members to committees.
1544.
Authority to receive and sign bills, ap-
point commissions, and so forth, dur-
ing recess. 8313.
Biffie, Leslie L.: to elect as Secretary of
the Senate (see S. Res. 69), 920.
- notification of House of Repre-
sentatives, 921.
A. - notification of the President (S.
Res. 70), 921.
Briggs, Frank P.: assignment 'to com-
mittee, 11369.
Committee assignments (S. Res. 30), 168.
Cor greas: amendments to resolution
providing for study of organization of
(see S. Con. R . 7), 193.
___ sine die adjournment (S. Con Res.
47), 12492.
Douglas County, Oreg.: to reconsider bill
(H. R. 715), 7152.
Executive messages: reference of, 179.
(S.
Gossett, Charles C.: assignment to com-
mittees, 11369.
or House of Representatives, notification
of election of President pro tempore of
Senate (see S. Res. 6), 71.
1:uffman, James W.: assignment to com-
mitteez, 10068.
Johnston, Felton M.: elected secretary
to the majority of the. Senate (see
S. Res. 181), 9645.
Joint meeting of two Houses to count
electoral votes and receive President's
annual message, 63.
bill
McKellar, Kenneth: to elect President
pro ten'pore of Senate (see S. Res. 4),
64.
Maybank, Burnet R.: assigned to com-
mittee, 330.
Memorial services for deceased Senators:
designating June 25, 1945 for (see
S. Res. 126), 4692.
Moses, John: death of (see S. Res. 91),
1708.
O'Connor, James F.: death of (see S.
Res. 34), 262.
Pearl Harbor disaster: to provide for a
congressional investigation relative to
(see S. Con. Res. 27), 8344.
Pearl Harbor investigation: extension
(see S. Con. Res. 45), 12411.
-- to print additional copies of hear-
ings (see S. Con. Res. 43), 11789.
President of the United States: death
of (see S Res. 1191, 3354.
- notification of election of Presi-
dent pro tempore of the Senate
(S. Res. 5), 71.
- appointment of committee to
notify (sae S. Res. 1), 5.
Scrugham, James G.: funeral expenses
(S. Res. 150), 7152.

BARKLEY, ALBEN W.-Continued.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Senate: authority to appoint members
of commissions and committees, 12492.
- authority to sign enrolled bills
(S. Con. Res. 48), 12492.
Taylor, Glen H.: assigned to committee,
7507. : . .. . --
Tunnell, James H.: assignment to com-
mittee, 9004.
Remarks by, on
Acheson, Dean G.: confirmation, 8853,
8888, 8901, 8902, 8903, 8905, 8907, 8908.
-statement regardng occupation
of Japan, 8832, 8833, 8535, 8837.
Agricultural appropriation bill, 3546.
Airport bill: consideration, 7351, 7352.
-Federal aid bill, 8439, 8447, 8448,
, 8439, 8481, 8483, 8524, 8525, 8526, 8531.
Alcoholic beverage industry: investiga-
tion, 789, 720.
American FirSt Army: news of crossing
the Rhine by, 1906.
Appropriation bills, 6707.
Appropriations reduction of certain,
. 10331.
Armed iorces: discharge of fathers, 12433,
12449.
Army: confirmation, 6365.
-- voluntary enlistment bill, 8967,
8970, 8972, 8979, 8980, 9011, 9012, 9013,
9322, 9023.
Arnold, Laurence: nomination, 4306.
Atomic energy: creation of spcial com-
mittee, 9785, 9390, 9391, 9892, 9895,
9896, 9397.
-- development and control of, 9062,
5063.
-- President's message, 9323, 9324,
9329, 9330.
-reference of bill (S. 1463), 9196-
9406.
Atrocity film: announcement of show-
ing, 7967.
Attlee, Clement R.: address of, 10620.
-announcement of visit, 10565.
-visit to Senate, 4530.
Authority to file report, 4805, 5500, 7353,
8831.
Authority to sign bills, etc., 7921.
Bello, Marino: relief, 795.
Biffie. Leslie L.: election as Secretary of
the Senate, 920.
Bituminous coal industry: manpower
for, 7846.
Boxcar shortage, 3210.
Braden, Spruille: confirmation, 9900.
Bretton Woods agreements, 7565, 7566,
7567, 7568, 7569, 7570, 7571, 7572, 7573,
7576. 7582, 7553, 7584; 7610, 7611, 7615,
7616, 7618, 7622, 7625, 7666, 76(9,
7670, 7671, 7672, 7673, 7676, 7677, 7678,
7679, .7700, 7701, 7702, 7753, 7754, 7755,
7756, 7769, 7772, 7773, 7777, 7778, 7779.
Bretton Woods monetary proposals:
President's message, 989.
Brownell, Herbert: address of, A4371.
Buckner, Simon Bolivar, Jr., tribute to,
6264.
Burton, Harold H.: tribute to, 8732.
-- valedictory address, 9111.
Byrnes, James F.: confirmation, 7110.
-tribute to, 3013.
Capehart, Homer E.: oath of office, 3.
- findings of investigating commit-
tee, 2242.
Carville, E. P.: assigned to committees,
8135.
Chandler, Albert B.: tribute to, 10126.
Charter of United Nations: text, 7119.
Child, Harry N.: nomination, 6241.
Civil Aeronautics Act amendment (S.
541) : change of reference, 1413.
-- committee jurisdiction, 2323.
Clark. Gen. Mark W.: visit to Senate,
6188.
Committee on Commerce: ratio of mem-
bers, 8689.
Committee service: exchange between
Senators fronl Washington, 1111.
Commodity Credit Corporation, 792, 3080.
INDEX
BARKLEY, ALBEN W.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Congress: accomplishments and meas-
ures awaiting attention, 8230-8235.
-conditional adjournment, 7911.
- date of meeting, 12448, 12449.
-- Easter recess, 2383.
j oint meetling of two Houses, 63,
1542, 1600, 3358, 3366.
Congressional Medal of Honor: joint ses-
sion to witness bestowal of, 4725, 4787.
Congressional Record: extension of re-
marks, 5890, 5891.
Convention with Great Britain and
Northern Ireland, 7353.
Crimean Conference: text of agreement,
1024, 1026.
-news release, 1025.
-- to print as a Senate document,
1026.
Crocket, John: service of, 920.
Crowley, Leo T.: confirmation, 8450.
- tribute. 9645.
Cumberland and Tennessee Rivers and
Valleys' to -print report, 1639.
Davis, Chester H.: confirmation, 10599.
Debt limit of the United States, 2763.
Diplomatic and Foreign Service, nomina-
• tions, 12522.
Eisenhower, Gen.: visit to the Senate by,
6203.
EMployees of the United States: pay bill,
4605, 4724.
Employment S rvice: return to States,
10331, 10832, 15833.
statement by the President, 8729,
8730, 8734.
Export-Import Bank, 7812, 7833, 7834,
7835, 7836, 738, 7839.
-- application to Philippines, 7851.
Executive nominations unacted upon
prior to adjournment, 8313.
Fair Employment Practice Committee,
7461, 7462.
Farm loans: adjustment of certain, 7902,
7903.
Federal Aid for Airports Act: appoint-
ment of conferees, 9030, 9881.
Federal Reserve Act: amendment, 3191.
Food and Agricultuie Organization Cf
United Nations, 7847, 7848, 7851, 7852,
7854, 7855, 7806, 7917.
Food foi Europe: correspondence between
the President and Mrs. Dwight W. Mor-
row, 4687.
Full Employment Act of 1945, 8916, 9026,
9-35, 9036, 9337, 9061, 9062, 9129, 9130,
9133, 9136, 9137, 9144, 9146, 9147.
George David Lloyd: death of, 2797,
German concentration camps: report on
inspection (S. Doc. 47), 4576-4584.
German atrocities: announcement re-
garding report on, 4371.
Germany and Japan: printing of docu-
ments on surrender of, 9376.
Goldsborcugh, Phillips Lee: confirma-
tion, 8450.
Good Friday, 2914.
Government agencies: reorganization,
10798, 10799.
Government cooperation: to print refer-
ence manual, 8214.
Government lending agencies (S. 375),
679, 681, 683, 691.
Government of the United States: dis-
posal of certain records, 7117.
Halsey, Edwin A.: tribute, 672.
Health facilities: survey, 799.
Herring, Clyde L.: eulogy, 8666.
Hickey, Lt. Comdr. Edward Joseph, Jr.:
decoration and citation, 8628.
House of Representatives: folding room,
2834.
Hull, Cordell, 6350.
"Ilah, Abdul (Regent of Iraq): visit to
Senate, 5315.
Income tax: deductibility of oil- and
gas-well drilling costs as expenses,
7869, 7870.
BARKLEY, ALBEN W.-Continued.
R marks by, on
Independent offices appropriation bill,
2032, 2034, 2080, 2084, 2087, 2088, 2095,
2101, 2102, 2103, 2159; 2245.
- postwar nlanning, 2084, 2087,
2087, 2088, 2093, 2096, 2097, 2098, 2099,
2101, 2102.
Information: prevention of disclosure
of, 6430.
Insurance business: regulation, 1444,
1486, 1487, 1488.
Interior Department appropriation bill,
5340, 5429, 5442.
International Bank for Reconstruction
and Development, 7143-7446.
Iraq: visit of delegation from, 5315.
Italian armistice terms, 1213.
Japan: policy of United States Govern-
ment toward, 8832.
-- terms of surrender, 7129, 7130,
7438, 7409.
Jews in Europe: plight of, 9242.
Johnson, Hiram W.: death of, E317, E318.
Joint Committee on the Organization of
Congress, 1008, 1009.
Kentucky: life in, 3468.
Kosanda, Thomas J.: confirmation,
41c08.
Labor-Federal Security appropriation
bill, 6721.
Lazarus, 1843.
Legislative appropriation bill, 4945, 4951,
4958, 5185, 5212.
Legislative employees: tribute to, 920.
Legislative program, 4188, 6265, 0204.
- necessity for completing present,
6740.
Lend-lease extension, 3197, 3199, 3210,
3223, 3235-3241, 3248, 1254.
Lilienthal, David E.: confirmation, 4725,
4808, 4809.
Loeffier, Carl: service of, 929.
MacArthur, Gen. Douglas: statement on
occupation of Japan, 2833.
McKellar, Donald W.: death of, 12492.
McKellar, Kenneth: tribute, 7515.
-- work in behalf of Tennessee Val-
ley Authority, 900, 9601.
MeKeough, Raymond S.: confirmation,
9230, 9411.
Majority leader: observations on eighth
anniversary of election as, 8190, 8191.,
Malone, Walter: poem on opportunity,
79,:9.
Maloney, Francis: eulogy, 332.
Manpower bill: consideration, 2826.
Maritime Day, 4791.
Marshall, Gen. George C.: appearance be-
fore Members of Congress, 8660.
Meat processors: profits, 5625.
Mechanical pencils: exemption from tax,
8282.
Members of Congress: expense allowance,
4951, 4952, 4958, 4960, 4962, 4963, 5185,
5186, 5187, 5193, 5203, 5204, 5205, 5207,
5208, 5209.
-statement of President on sal-
aries, 5792.
-meeting with General Marshall
and Admiral King, 230, 365.
Metals, minerals, etc., subsidy payments,
2261, 2270, 2271.
Mexico: water treaty, 2331, 2332, 2334,
2338, 2346, 2347, 2652, 2827, 3074, 3132,
3158, 3159, 3160, 3161, 3163, 3164, 3166,
3167, 3168, 3172, 3173, 3174, 3175, 3176,
3177, 3178, 3279, 3280, 3292, 3293, 3317,
3377, 3378, 3384, 3403, 3429, 3430, 3487,
3488, 3490, 3491.
Meyerson, Bess (Miss America) : visit to
Senate, 10510.
Miller, Judge Wilbur K.: reply to article
by Drew Pearson, 9243.
-telegram from Lawrence W. Hager,
9244.
Missouri Valley Authority, 1127.
-change of reference of bill (S.
555), 2258.
Mitchell, William D.: counsel for Pearl
Harbor Joint Committee, 9069, 9010.
58
BARKLEY, ALBEN W.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Morgenthau, Henry, Jr.: public service,
7920.
Moses, John: death of, 1708.
Murdock, John R.: confirmation, 9411.
National Housing Act: amendment, 2260.
National Neuropsychiatric Institute,
6276.
National Service Act (H. R. 1752), 1421,
1435, 1436, 1495, 1499, 1653, 1670, 1771,
1776, 1780, 1781, 1785, 1786, 1837, 1843,
1844, 1845, 1846, 1847, 1905, 1906, 1915.
- conference report, 2906, 2909, 2914,
2958, 2959, 3033, 3034, 3043, 3045, 3073.
-need of concluding debate on,
1771.
Night sessions, 6741.
Nimitz, Admiral Chester W.: reception,
9464.
Olsen, Frank: confirmation, 11471.
Order of business, 86, 180, 780, 781, 998,
1855, 1920, 2273, 7109 9933.
Palestine problem, 9242.
- resolution, 12141, 12142.
Parliamentary procedure, 6926, 6927.
Patterson, Robert P.: confirmation, 8980.
Patton, Gen. George S., Jr.: death, 12516.
Pearl Harbor disaster: Army and Navy
reports on. 8338, 8339, 8340, 8342, 8343,
8344, 8345.
- counsel for investigation, 9906.
-extension of investigation, 12411,
12492.
-- investigation, rules of procedure,
10344, 10345, 10346, 10347, 10348, 10349,
10350, 10351, 10352, 10353, 10354, 10355,
10356, 10357, 10587-10593.
__-leave of absence for Senators en-
gaged in, 10629.
---- letter by the President, 10349.
text of rules of procedure, 10352,
10354.
- votes by committee members,
10357.
Pitfalls, 7702.
Postal salary reclassification bill, 6740,
6741, 6744.
Postmasters: confirmations, 6241, 6277,
6365, 8314.
Postwar planning: role of State agencies,
2245, 2246, 2247.
Potsdam Declaration, 8907, 8908.
President of the United States: death of,
3353.
-report of committee to notify, 5.
- to print address (S. Doc. 70), 7129.
-text of inauguration proceedings,
364.
Price Control Act: extension, 5621, 5622,
5623, 5624, 5625, 5626, 5627, 5714, 5718,
5719, 5773, 5791, 5861, 5863, 5864, 5865,
5866, 5867, 5868, 5869, 5870, 5871, 5873,
5875, 5876, 5882, 5888, 5889, 5890, 6914,
6915, 6920.
-data on industrial profits, 5866.
-- letter by Edward A. O'Neal, 5612,
5864.
Public Health Service: nominations, 6241,
6365.
Pymatuning Lake compact, 7587.
Qu;z Kids: visit to the Senate, 2173.
Railroad Unemployment Insurance Act,
9784.
Reorganization of Government agencies,
10272, 10573, 10580, 10595.
Reciprocal trade agreements, 5967, 5971,
5972, 6024, 6030, 6031, 6032, 6033, 6110,
6188, 6189, 6191, 6192, 6257, 6263, 6265,
6266, 6359, 6360, 6363.
- amendments, 6342, 6343, 6351,
6355.
-statistics on selected commodities
imported before and after Trade Agree-
ments Act, 5971, 5972.
-tables showing countries signing
agreements and groups of products,
6192-6194.
Reconstruction Finance Corporation:
dissolution of certain subsidiaries,
5628.
INDEX
BARKLEY, ALBEN W.--Continued. BARKLEY, ALBEN W.--Continued.
Remarks by, on Remarks by, on
Refiners: preference, 12434. Veterans: disability compensation, 8282.
Register of Land Office: nomination, Vinson, Fred M.: confirmation, 1786, 1787.
6241. nomination, 3092, 7627.
Revenue Act of 1945, 9953, 9992, 9993, Wainwright, General Jonathan M.: visit
9994, 9995, 9996, to Senate, 8430, 8449.
Roosevelt, Anna Eleanor: confirmation, Walker, Frank C.: nomination, 12441,
12440. 12442, 12443, 12446.
-- franking privilege, 3602. Wallace, Henry A., 1237.
Roosevelt, Col. Elliott: confirmation, 801, -- confirmation, 694, 695.
802, 803, 1013, 1019. - letter by the President, 694.
Roseburg rifle range, Douglas County, War agencies appropriation bill, 6822.
Oreg., 7439. 6922-6925, 6930, 7051, 7052, 7053, 7054,
Rural Electrification Administrator: 7055, 7064. 7065, 7067. "
nomination, 6241. Washington (D. C.) Times-Herald: reply
Ryder, Oscar B.: confirmation, 5891. to article regarding counsel of Pearl
San Francisco conference, 5327, 5328. Harbor Joint Committee, 9069.
-departure of Senators to attend, Wickard, Claude R.: nomination of as
3613. REA Administrator, 6467.
Schwellenbach, Lewis B.: letter by Wil- Williams, Aubrey: confirmation, 2104-
liam Green relative to, 4968. 2107, 2348, 2349, 2391, 2392, 2399, 2619,
Securities Act: amendment, 2833. 2620, 2622, 2645-2647.
Securities and Exchange Commission, Woman's Enfranchisement Day, 10073.
702. Young, Milton R., 3107.
Selective Service Act: extension, 3493, Zinn, Harry A.: nomination, 11320.
3494. Reports made by, from
Senate: absence of Senators from floor, Committee on Finance:
3235, 3236, 3248. Thompson, Horace E.: nomination. 8314.
-committee assignments, 168, 169. Committee on Interstate Commerce:
-- contingent fund, 2241. Railroad Unemployment Insurance Act
-continuation of officers. 65. (H. J. Res. 116, Rept. 637), 9562.
-correction of enrolled bills, 7851. Committee on the Library:
- expenses of investigating com- Naval Academy: anniversary of founding
mittees, 8287. 8288, 8289, 8291. (H. J. Res. 18), 3602.
-hour of meeting, 3132, 3386, 3387. Joint Select Committee on the Disposi-
tion of Executive Papers:
- legislative and executive program,
7920, 7921, 11470. Sundry Government departments, 193,
.- morning hour, 380, 987, 1108, 1407, 465, 915, 992, 1473, 1755, 2167, 2385,
2313, 9761, 9762. 2588, 3181, 3287, 3470, 4690, 4933. 5472,
-no quorum, 4723, 6202. 6088, 7431, 8663; 8801, 9294, 9760, 10070,
- occupancy of the chair, 9042. 11370, 11609, 11933.
-order of procedure, 65. Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
-- procedure in debate, 8300, 8312, BARKSDALE (LA.) FIELD- SEPARATION
8313. CENTER, telegrams from J. H. Pabody
-- recognition of, Senators by the relative to inadequate quota for tires
Chair, 7626. at, A5448, A5449.
-- reference of bills. 1763, 2258. 2259.
employees, 1008. BARLEY, table: imports and exports for
-restaurant
- rule regarding attendance, 5973. 1937-44, A3259.
of procedure, 8129.
-rules BARLOW, ERNEST L. AND WIFE, relief (see
-special employees of committees,
bill S. 1023").
799.
Senators: expense allowance, 12038. BARLOW, SAMUEL L. M., speech on subject
work of, 7813. What Are the Problems of United Na-
Small-game guns, 8282. tions Unity? by, A1902.
Smithsonian Institution: Board of Re- BARNES, JULIUS H., address on St. Lawrence
gents, 996. seaway and the railroads before Eco-
Stanfill, William A.: credentials, 10891. nomic Club of Detroit by, A5282.
Stettinius. Edward R., Jr.: confirmation, Editorial from Detroit News relative to
12438, 12439. support of St. Lawrence seaway for 30
Stimson. Henry L.: tribute, 8980. years by, A5566.
Surplus Property Administrator, 8537.
Surplus Property Board, 8232, 8233. BARNES, LYNN C. (colonel, U. S. Army),
Symington, W. Stuart: confirmation, statement relative to flood-control pro-
8981. ject of Missouri River Valley at Minne-
Tax-adjustment bill, 7798, 7799, 7800, apolis by, A371.
7811. BARNETT, THEODORE (major, Army Medi-
Tennessee Valley Authority, 2189, 2190. cal Corps), letter relative to Nazi
Thompson, Horace E.: confirmation, 8314. atrocities at Dachau concentration
Tobacco: marketing agreement, 7354, camp by, A2707.
7355, 7356, 7357, 7434. BARNEY, NORA STANTON, statement en-
Treaty of Greene Ville Celebration, 7357, titled "Why I Am for the Equal-Rights
8207. Amendment" by, A3343..
Treaty of Versailles, 5327, 5328.
Unemployment compensation bill, 8680, BARR, ROBERT A., article entitled "Wood
8681, 8683, 8684, 8685, 8687, 8688, 8689, Pulp Waste Converted Into Alcohol,
8729, 8730, 8742, 8743, 8744, 8745, 8746, Acetone, and Fuel" from Timber Op-
8747, 4748, 8754, 8755, 8756, 8763, 8766. erator by, A2152.
8817, 8818. 8819, 8820, 8822, 8825, 8826, BARR, STRINGFELLOW, AND OTHERS, let-
8828. ter on a free world republic, atomic
United Nations Organization, 11319, power brings responsibility, from
11407, 11408. Washington Post by, A3963.
United Nations Charter, 6916, 6917, 6918,
7941, 7967-7971, 7988, 7990, 7993, 8002, BARRE (VT.) GRANITE ASSOCIATION, edi-
8025, 8026, 8041, 8095, 8133, 8186. torial from Barre (Vt.) Times relative
-termination of debate, 8095. to Federal prosecution of, A252.
UNRRA: appropriation, 11304. BARRE (VT.) TIMES, article on New Eng-
Vandenburg, Arthur H.: candidacies for land livestock from, A993.
President pro tempore of Senate, 64.
Vessels: sale of Government-owned, BARRETT, ELEANOR DORIS, relief of estate
(see bill H. R. 4115).
11533.

BARRETT, FRANK A. (a Representative from
Wyoming).
Appointed on committee, 491, 492.
Article by Fred W. Layman entitled "One
World Is Possible," A277.
Letter from an inspector at Hill Field,
Ogden, Utah, regarding waste of man-
power, 585.
Editorial from Miles City (Mont.) Star
relative to proposed Missouri Valley
Authority, A1216.
Editorial from Mitchell (S. Dak.) Gazette
on Missouri Valley Authority, A3900.
Editorial from Wyoming Eagle replying
to St. Louis Times Star article on
Jackson Hole National Monument,
A4910.
Remarks in House relative to manpower
till offered by, 450.
Resolution of Public Service Commission
of Wyoming favoring H. R. 2536, A3179.
Telegram from Textile Workers' Union
of America, 6359.
Text of bill (H. R. 1803)-mobilization
of manpower, 587.
Amendments offered by, to
Agricultural Extension Service (H. R.
1690): to amend, 4569..
Federal Aid Airport Act (H. R. 3615) : to
amend, 9797..
India immigration quota, (H. R. 3517):
to amend, 9543.
Reciprocal trade agreements (H. R. 3240)
to amend, 5163.
Veterans: settlement on farm lands- (H.
R. 520) to amend, 6783.
Eills and joint resolutions introduced by
American antiquities: to repeal section
2 of act to preserve (see bill H. R.
2110), 1043
Army: to amend act providing payment
of 6 months' pay to dependents of of-
ficers or enlisted men in certain cases
(see bill H. R. 3104), 4085.
Bear River: compact between Utah,
Idaho, and Wyoming for division of
waters of (see bill H. R. 4701), 10750.
Bentonite: to extend percentage deple-
tion at 15-percent rate to (see bill H.
R. 4899), 10750.
Cheyenne, Wyo.: to convey certain lands
to city of (see bill H. R. 3025), 3748.
Colorado River: to construct certain
Federal reclamation works in upper
basin of (see bill H. R: 298.1), 3699.
Cramer, Robert J;: for relief (see bill
H. R. 1538), 291.
Indians: relating to disbursement of
joint funds of Shoshone and Arapaho
Tribes of Wind River Reservation (see
bill H. R. 2888), 3391.
Jackson Hole National Monument: to
abolish (see bill H. R. 2109), 1043.
- relating to (see bill H. R. 2691),
2517.
Manpower: to provide for total mobliza-
tion (see bill H. R. 1421), 268.
-- for total mobilization of (see bill
H. R. 1803), 590.
National Service Life Insurance Act: to
amend (see bill H. R. 3101), 4085.
Petitions and papers presented by, front
Citizens and individuals, 987, 4038, 4751,
8575, 8616, 8659, 8879, 8950.
Societies and associations, 9726.
State legislatures, 2165.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural Extension Service, 4569.
-- conference report, 5220.
Armed forces: voluntary enlistment bill,
8548.
Bureau of Mines: 3927, 3932.
-resolution by Rocky Mountain Oil
& Gas Association, S932.
Committee on the Public Lands: inves-
tigations, .2502.
Departments of State, Justice, and Com-
merce appropridtion bill, 4488:
Federal Aid Airport Act (H. R. 3615) : to
amend. 9.797,:9798.;... ...
Flood-control- projects, 11197, 11198,
11235.
INDEX
BARRETT, FRANK A.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Food investigation, 2789.
Independent offices 'appropriation bill,
885, 688. "
India: immigration quota, 9543.
Interior Department appropriation bill,
3888, 3924, 3927, 3932.
-reclamation projects, 38E8.
Irrigation projects in Wyoming with per-
tinent tables, A1844.
Jackson Hole National Monument, A4910.
Lend-lease: extension, 2127.
Lursen, J. G.: statement on National
Service Act, 704.
Manpower: conscription of, 453, 585,
A169.
- analysis of bill (H. R. 1421), A17O.
- letter from a worker at 0. A. T.
S. C. Hill Field, Utah, A170.
-statement by'George B. Trundle,
Jr., on waste of, 587.
Meat: 0. P. A. regulations, 2789.
Members of Congress: salary increase,
4444.
Missour' River Basin: appropriations,
3324, 3925.
National Service Act, 585, 658, 659.
Nurses: drafting of, 1871.
O'Connor, James F.: eulogy, 263..
Peace terms: -statement of Secretary
Morgenthau, 2514.
Postal employees: salary incredse, 4627.
Price Control Act: amendment, 6588,
6589, 6618.
regulations on wool industry,
6588.
Reciprocal trade agreements: extension,
4873, 5106, 5109, 5163, 51C4.
- telegram from Textile Workers'
Union, 5163.
United Nations Relief: appropriation,
10302.
UNRRA: additional appropriation, 11490.
Veterans: settlement on farm lands, 8783,
8784, 8785, 8787.
Veterans' Administration: Department
of Medicine and Suigery, 11666, 11668.
War Labor Disputes Act: repeal, 11838.
Wool: ceiling price, 2503.
- production: Wyoming, 6588, 6569.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Immigration and Naturali-
zation:
Mandrame, Theodore (H. R. 2809, Rept.
1278), 10889.
Committee on Public Lands:
City of Cheyenne, Wyo!, conveyance of
lands to (S. 911, Rept. 834). 6978.
Votes of See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
BARRETT, GEORGE (attorney general of
Illinois) letter by Repr -sentative
Simpson (Ill.) relative to ODT order
No. 47 addressed to, A601.
BARRETT, JAMES J., JR., relief (see bill
H. R. 3177").
BARRETT, MARY L., relief (see bill H. R.
5051).
BARRETT, WILLIAM A. (a Representative
from Pennsylvania).
Address in Philadelphia, Pa., on Fair Em-
ployment Practice Commission, A4260.
.Appointed on committee, 274, 275.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced b?,
Armed forces: relating to discharge
credits (see bill H. R. 4227), 9210.
Grugan, Sarah Ann: for relief (see bill
H. R. 2085), 975.
Kelly, Charles A.: for relief (see bill H. R.
4685), 10692.
Nahas, Adele: for relief (see bill H. R.
2315), 1300.
National Freedom Day: to proclaim (see
H. J. Res. 77), 363.
Pathy, George: for relief (see bill H. R.
3573), 6630.
Rocky Brook Mills Co.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 1909), 671.
Shultz, William H. (H. R. 912, Rept. 303),
1990.
Wright, Harry: for relief of estate (see
bill H. R. 4686), 10692.
BARRETT, WILLIAM A.-Continued.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Claims:
Allen, G. F. (H. R. 3137, Rept. 1003), 8949.
Barrett, James J., Jr. (H. R. 3177, Rept.
1425), 12029.
Beckmann, Elmer H. (H. R. 2684, Rept.
894), 7420.
Cohen, Therese R. (H. R. 2956, Rept.
1418), 12029.
Hampton, George (H. R. 1083, Rept. 408),
21-6.
Hunsucker, Mrs. Ruby (H. R. 241, Rept.
004), 5E92.
Kelly, Patrick A. (H. R. 2595, Rept. 1010),
£919.
Lynch, James (H. R. 2335, Rept. 693),
'949.
Moak, Sam D. (H. R. 1486, Rept. 298),
1990.
Sawyer, Alexander (H. R. 2361, Rept,. 414),
2966.
Servaites, Francis X. (H. R. 1847, Rcpt.
412), 2986.'
Williamson, Gen. William J. (H. R. 3261,
Rept. 1126), 12029.
Woolf, Edward (H. R. 2362, Rept. 891),
7419.
Wyznski,.Joseph (H. R. 2002, Rept. 561),
41574.
Committee on Immigration ane' Natural-
ization:
Burstein, Morris and Jennie (H. R. 816,
Rept. 261), 1828.
Damacus, John (H. R. 270, Rept. 421),
3351.
Lazarevich, Filip Nicola (H. R. 268, Rept.
260), 1828.
McCloskey, Eleanor (H.- R. 271, Rept.
232), 1829.
Scarton, Jack and John (H. R. 267, Rept.
420), 3351.
Committee on Public Lands:
Philadelphia, park in (H. R. 2351, Rept.
910), 7505.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
BARRON, MARGARET McALLISTER, pen-
rion (see bill H. R. 1727).
BARRON'S (magazine), article relativw. to the
President's recommendations and Gen-
eral .Marshall's arguments for peace-
time military training from, A4612.
Article entitled "Full Employment Pro-
gram Based on Economic Fallacies" by
John W. Scoville from, A592.
Article entitled "War Destroying Europe's
Middle Class" by Franz Pick from,
1A939.
Article entitled "Lend-Lease a Tool for
Planners" by Edna Lonigan from,
A1065.
Article on Britain's postwar economic
program by Paul Wohl from, A2673.
Report on postwar foreign trade from,
A1926.
BARROWS, FLORENCE, relief (see bill S.
1142*).
BARRY, C. VICTOR, letter to Ralph K. Davies
relative to purchase of equipment for
petroleum and other industries in the
British Empire, 9654.
BARRY, JOHN (commodore, U. S. Navy),
address by William O'Dwyer in Boston,
Mass., relative to, A4085.
Bill to authorize issuance of a special
series of stamps commemorative of
'bills H. R. 4787; S. 1620).
Letter by James Patrick McGovern rela-
tive to naval record of, A3500.
Poem by James Patrick McGovern pay-
ing tribute to, A5699.
Remarks in House relative to stamp hon-
oring, A5191.
BARRY, ROBERT E., relief (see bill H. R.
3969).
BARRY, WILLIAM B. (a Representati from
New York).
Attended, 8. -
Appointed on committee, 274.
60
BARRY WILLIAM B.-Continued.
Excerpts from book summarizing some of
ex-Ambassador J. H. Hayes' conclusions
regarding Spain's attitude, A5631.
Letter from David A. Buckley advocating
resumption of horse racing, A673.
Poem by Joseph T. Higgins on death of
President Roosevelt entitled "Chopin
in April," A2858.
Statement by Marvin Jones before House
Committee on Banking and Currency
relative to increase in farm production,
6606.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Amodio, Lawrence, for relief (see bill
H. F-.3004), 3700.
Armed forces: to continue pay of mem-
bers for 12 months afte discharge (see
bill H. R. 2551), 1991.
Barry, John: to issue special stamps to
commemorate (see billH. R. 4787),
11006.
Civil Service Retirement Act: to amend
(see bill H. R. 2133), 1080.
Drapery Hardware Mfg. Co., for relief (see
bill H. R. 1948), 750.
Driggers, Catherine, and others, for re-
lief (see bill H. R. 801), 59.
Federal Trade Commission: to amend
act creating (see bill H. R. 3105), 4085.
Hannevig. Christoffer, to adjudicate
claim (set bill H. R. 2320), 1390.
Lottery: to provide for study witl re-
spect to establishment (see H. J. Res.
239), 8616.
Lubell Bros., Inc.: for relief (see bill H. R.
1630), 363.
Magee, Florence V.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 2155), 1081.
Magee, John W.: for relief (see bill H. R.
2154), 1081.
Naulty, Edwin F. and Leslie F.: for relief
(see bill H. R. 1949), 750.
Poll of military and naval service: to pro-
vide for (see bill H. R. 4007), 8575.
Roig, Joseph: for relief (see bill H. R.
2526), 1885.
Tidwell, MaJ. William P.: for relief (see
bill H. R. 1877), 640.
Veterans: to eliminate financial inability
to defray expenses of hospital treat-
ment of (see bill H. R. 3332), 5252.
-- to increase burial allowances (see
billH. R. 3473), 6154.
-relating to loans for purchase of
homes, farms, and business property
by (see billH. R. 4085), 8659.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Army and Navy: to review court-martial
(see H. Res. 275), 5252.
Jewish national home in Palestine: re-
lating to (see H. Res. 238), 4085.
Navy Department: to create a special
committee to investigate court-martial
and other sentences by (see H. Res.
347), 8725.
Poland: to express disapproval of Con-
gress of decision made at Crimean
Conference relating to partition of (see
H. Con.Res. 31), 1470.
Remarks by, on
Bretton Woods Agreements Act, 5646,
5677.
Lending agencies of the Government,
1149, 1150, 1177.
Price Control Act, 6606, 6611, 6621.
- amendment, 6606.
Spanish situation:
investigation of
A5631.
Stabilization Act of 1942: amendment,
6606.
Wallace, Henry A., 1145, 1149, 1150, 1177.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
BARSE, GEORGE (Judge), petition by Wil-
don Lloyd relative to impeachment of,
8337.
BARTELS, RUDOLPH K., relief (see bill H. R.
4374).
BARTHOLOMEW, HARLAND, ET AL., relief
(see bills 667*; H. R. 2515*).
INDEX
BARTLESVILLE (ORLA.), ENTERPRISE,
editorial opposing "Federal Pay For
Jobless" from, A2674.
BARTLETT, EDWARD L. (Delegate from
Alaska).
Address by Admiral William D. Leahy on
VE-day, A2178.
Appointed on committee, 274, 275.
Article by Rev. Paul C. O'Connor regard-
ing aviation in Alaska, A152.
Article by Richard L. Neuberger in Pro-
gressive relative to Representative
Mansfield's trip to China entitled
"Emissary to the Orient", A1121.
Article by Richard L. Neuberger entitled
"Gentlieman From Alaska", A949.
Article by Richard L. Neuberger concern-
ing close ties between Alaska and Can-
ada, A3193.
Article from Anchorage Times entitled
"A Study of Neglect", A3182.
Article from Anchorage Times paying
tribute to Lt. Gen. Simon Bolivar
Buckner, Jr., A3191.
Article from Alaska Weekly entitled
"We Don't Like Slave Labor," A3551.
Article by Richard L. Neuberger entitled
"Arctic Cradle of the Atom," A4895.
Coprespondence with Abe Fortas, Under
Secretary of the Interior, regarding
trusteeship system of United Nations
Charter, A3550.
Letter by Delegate Farrington to Senator
Vandenberg relative to residents of
Territories, A3398.
Poem by Corp. Erwin Spltzer entitled,
"Report From Aleutian Islands,"
A2482.
Resolution by Alaska Territorial Cham-
ber of Commerce relative to aboriginal
claims of Alaska Indians, A1762.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Alaska: granting citizenship to Metla-
kahtla Indians (see bill H. R. 655), 29.
-relating to annual labor on min-
eral claims in (see bill H. R. 301), 22.
--- relating to appointment of post-
masters of fourth-class post offices (see
bill H. R. 656), 29.
-relating to vocational rehabilita-
tion of persons disabled in industry in
(see bill H. R. 302), 22.
-to amend act authorizing post-
masters to administer oaths (see bill
H. R. 304), 22.
to amend act for protection of
fisheries of (see bill H. R. 296), 22.
-to amend act relating to mani-
fests in trade in (see bill H. R. 299),
22.
-to
amend act to establish a mili-
tary code for (see bill H. R. 1271), 148.
-to amend act relative to fisheries
of (see bill H. R. 303), 22.
-to extend benefits of Adams Act,
the Purnell act, and the Capper-
Ketcham Act to (see bills H. R. 306,
307), 22.
- to make workmen's compensation
laws applicable to (see bill H. R. 297),
22.
-- to provide waiver of indictment
in certain criminal proceedings (see
bill H. R. 298), 22.
transportation of employees on
Army vessels (see bill H. R. 305), 22.
-to amend act for relief of Tllnglt
and Haida Indians of (see bill H. R.
1804), 590.
-to sell certain lands to Catholic
Bishop of (see bill H. R. 1992), 838.
appropriations for roads apd trails
on lands under jurisdiction of Office
of Indian Affairs of (see bill H. R.
2173), 1107.
-to amend law making further
provision for a civil government of (see
bill H. R. 2262), 1285.
to extend Federal Aid and High-
way Acts to (see bill H. R. 2323), 1401.
BARTLETT, EDWARD L.-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Alaska: to amend act to prescribe certain
qualifications for voters in (see bill
H. R. 2179), 1107.
Ito confer upon Governor the
power to pardon and remit fines for
offenses against laws of (see bill H. R.
2134), 1080.
- authorizing construction of hos-
pital for insane of (see bill H. R. 2136),
1080.
- to authorize municipalities and
public utility districts to issue bonds
(see bill H. R. 2704), 2584.
-to survey Gold Creek (see bill H. R.
3078), 4006.
-admission as State (see bill H. R.
3898), 7935.
-bonds for public works (see H. R.
3580), 6701.
- construction of highway to (see
H. R. 3548), 6585.
-protection of fisheries in (see bill
H. R. 3661), 7214.
-to provide for election of Gover-
nor of (see bil H. R. 3323), 5169.
-to forbid appointment of any per-
son but a resident to the office of Gov-
ernor of (see bill H. R. 3324), 5169.
-- to authorize Commissioner of
General Land Office to perform func-
tions under Alaska real property law
(see bill H. R. 3686), 7267.
-service medals for serving in area
of (see H. R. 3581), 6701.
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Co., for
relief (see bill H. R. 3244), 4685.
Alaska Railroad: to amend act for retire-
ment of employees (see bill H. R. 2263),
1285.
to authorize operation of ocean-
going vessels by (see bill H. R. 4731),
10826.
Aleutian Livestock Co., Inc., for relief
(see bill H. R. 3668), 7214.
Army: to authorize enlisted men and
warrant officers who have served as
commissioned officers in World Wars I
and II to retain their commissions or
be retired in highest rank attained
(see bill H. R. 4702), 10750.
--- retention of commissions by cer-
tain officers (see bill H. R. 38971. 7935,
Camp No. 1, Alaska Native Brotherhood,
Sitka: for relief (see bill H. R. 802),
59.
Courts; Alaska: to provide that judges
shall hold office during good behavior
(see bill H. R. 3875), 7890.
Department of Agriculture: to- amend
act making appropriation for fiscal
year ending June 30, 1916 (see bill
H. R. 4513), 10168.
Evans, Mrs. John W.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 4632), 10564.
Harrison, Lee: for relief (see bill H. R.
2156), 1081.
Johnson, Jacob A.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 4209), 9109.
Logan, Grant, and wife: for relief (see
bill H. R. 2331), 1402.
Mining claims: to amend act for suspen-
sion of annual assessment work on cer-
tain (see bill H. R. 4429), 9821.
Parsons, James I.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 4322), 9513.
Pernicious political activities: to amend
act to prevent (see bills H. R. 300,
1497), 22, 290.
Procurements without advertising: to
provide for (see bill H. R. 1805), 590.
Public lands: to amend act to provide
for purchase of public lands for home
and other sites (see bill H. R. 2135),
1080.
University of Alaska: to establish geo-
physical institute at (see bils H. R.
3874, 4785), 7890, 10952.
Remarks by, on
Alaska: Hatch Act in, 10368.
obperation of steamships in, 10809.

BARTLETT, EDWARD L.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Aleutian Islands: report, A2482.
Crimont, J. R.: tribute to, A2473.
Interior Department appropriation bill,
3887.
Riggs, Thomas: eulogy, A178.
BARTON, BETTY, article by Westbrook Peg-
ler from Washington Times-Herald
relative to-heroism of, A4148.
BARTON, CLARA, joint resolution designat-
ing the second Thursday of October of
each year as Clara Barton Day (see H..J.
Res. 183, 200).
Joint resolution designating the second
Thursday of October of each year as
Clara Barton Day (see S. J. Res. 74).
Memorial of Florida Legislature request-
ing Congress to set aside second Thurs-
day of each year as Clara Barton Day,
A2062.
BARTON, FRANK, article on turkeys halved
for shipment at Northwest Poultry &
Dairy Products Co. from Portland
Oregonian by, A5297.
BARTON, HENRY A., statement relative to
..... drafting. of, technical men -by, A1255.
BARUCH, BERNARD M., address in New York
City at Federation Day breakfast meet-
ing by, A58.
Correspondence relative to disposal of
surplus property between Senator
Johnson (Colo.) and, A140.
Letter from Rolland E. Friedman paying
' tribute to, 11282.
Letter to Representative Gore from,
* A4872.
Remarks in Senate relative to worth-
while contribution to Nation by, A58.
Remarks in House relative to, 10362,
10441.
Remarks in House relative to report con-
cerning veterans, 6328.
Report concerning the veterans submit-
ted by, 8328.
Statement relative to proper handling of
manpower from report of, A120.
Statement by Omar N. Bradley relative
to report on veterans' problems of,
A3827.
Summary of report to Gen. Omar N.
Bradley by, 10516.
BARUCH-BYRD-FARLEY, editorial relative
to another Big Three from Altoona
(Pa.) Tribune, A703.
BASEBALL, article entitled "Democracy on
the Diamond" by John T. Winterich
from St. Louis Post-Dispatch and Sat-
urday Review of Literature, A5669.
Bill to provide that at least 10 percent
of the players of each major-league
baseball team shall be persons who
have lost one or more limbs (see bill
S. 1107).
Joint resolution directing Secretary of
Commerce to investigate employment
policy and practices of baseball clubs
affiliated with National and American
Leagues (see H. J. Res. 178).
Remarks in House relative to former
stairs in, A1376.
Remarks in House relative to wartime
value as a morale builder, A734.
Remarks -n Senate and an article rela-
tive to designation of Albert B. Chan-
dler as nead of, 3775.
BASEBALL'S CONTRIBUTION TO THE WAR
EFFORT, remarks in House and state-
merit by Clark C. Griffith relative to,
A1211.
BASHAM, MRS. HARRISON, relief (see bill
11. R 1134).
BASHORE, HARRY W. (Commissioner of Bu-
reau of Reclamation), address rela-
tive to the importance of reclamation
in Chicago before American Railway
Development Association by, A315.
INDEX
BASHORE, HARRY W.-Continued.
Address relative to postwar development
of Missouri River Basin before Nebras-
ka Reclamation Association by, A452.
Address on development of Central Val-
ley project in Sacramento before Cali-
fornia Water Resources Council by,
A5399.
Data on 1 9M5 reclamation outlook, fur-
nished by, A712.
E:iitorial from Omaha-World Herald pay-
ing tribute to, A5730.
Editorial from Lincoln (Nebr.) Star rel-
ative to splendid record with Bureau
of Reclamation of, A5782.
Radio add:ess by Lloyd C. Thomas pay-
ing tribute to, A5730.
Remarks in Senate praising engineering
ability of, A452.
Remarks in House relative to engineer-
ing ability of A5782.
Remarks in House relative to resignation
cof, A5729, A5782.
Remarks in Reuse relative to postwar
public-works program proposed by,
A1844.
Re marks in House praising long-range
planning of, A5398. '
Statement relative to future of reclama-
tion before House Committee on Im-
migration and Reclamation by, A1774.
BASIC ISSUES, article by Dorothy Thompson
.rlative to, A5016.
"BASIC REASONS FOR THE CREDITS TO
BRITAIN," article- by Arthur. Krock
from New York Times.entitled, A5471.
BASILE, LEONARDO, relief (see bill H. R.
3342).
BASKETBALL, radio address by J. Howard
Berry relative to scandal at Brooklyn
City College in, A719.
BASQUE ALIENS, amendment in Senate to
bill (H. R. 1402) for relief of certain,
3009.
- relief (see bill H. R. 1402*).
BASS, NANNIE, relief (see bill H. R. 875*).
BASS, NAT, address in Brooklyn, N. Y. pay-
ing tribute to late Meyer Levin by,
A1267.
BASSETT, CORA LOU, prayerentitled "My
Prayer" by, A1469.
BASSETT, FRANCIS J., article on Connec-
ticut's educational program for vet-
erans by, A3156.
BASSETT, IRENE S., to authorize and direct
Secretary of Interior to issue a patent
in fee to certain land to (see bill S.
596).
BASSETT, JACK V., granting permission to
accept a certain medal tendered him
by Canadian Government to (see S. J.
Res. 51').
Permission to receive foreign decoration
(see S. J. Res. 51*).
BASSETT, SCOTT, to authorize issuance of
a patent in fee to certain land to (see
bill H. R. 4033).
BASSETT, V. J., telegram opposing the May
conscription bill, 660.
BASTOGNE BATTLE HAD 1O RACIAL PROB-
BLEM, editorial from Pittsburgh Post-
Gazette relative to, A536.
BATAAN PENINSULA, editorial entitled "In
Memory of a Lost Battle" from New
York Times, A5251.
BATAVIA (N. Y.) DAILY NEWS, editorial
entitled "American Way of Life" from,
A1784.
BATEMAN, J. C., relief (see bill H. R. 2878).
BATES, GEORGE J. (a Representative from
Massachusetts).
Appointed on committee, 88, 491.
Appointed on Select Committee on Post-
war Military Policy, 550.
BATES, GEORGE J.-Continued.
Article by Milton E. Connelly from the
Haverhill (Mass.) Gazette relative to
the OPA's rent-control policy, A5774.
Letter frcm a defense worker relative to
scandalcus food situation, 6583.
Report of Senate Committee on Agricul-
ture relative to beef program, 6583.
Amendments offered by, to
Price Control Act: to amend, 6598.
Reciprocal trade agreements (H. R.
3240) : to amend, 5155, 5162, 5163.
Stabilization Act of 1942: to amend. 6598.
Vessels (H. R. 3603) : to amend relative
to sale of surplus, 9287.
War dead (H. R. 3936) : to amend, 12228.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Paikin, Harold: for relief (see bill H. R.
3005), 3700.
Parker River National Wildlife Refuge,
Mass.: to abolish (see bill H. R. 4362),
9642.
Ryan, Laura May: for relief (see bill
H. R. 1393), 229.
Remarks by, on
Armed forces: voluntary enlistment bill,
8C46, 8655.
Barkley amendment to. Price Control
Act, 6583.
Cattle: number on ranges, 6583.
Fisheries: importance to food supply,
7249.
Full-employment bill, 11980, 12017.
Government agencies: reorganization,
9348.
Interior Department appropriation bill,
6942, 6943, 6944,.
Japanese-mandated islands, 3521.
Kerosene, 12293.
Meat shortage, 6582, 6583.
National Academy of Sciences: appro-
priation, 6308.
Naval Academy, 10989.
Naval appropriation bill, 3509, 3517, 3518,
3521.
Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps:
personnel, 315-317, 12017.
- list of colleges, 12018.
Navy: postwar composition, 10158, 10160,
10161, 10190, 10191, 10195, 10204.
public works, 303, 308.
table, 10159.
-- V-12 program, 12207.
Navy and Marine Corps: increase per-
sonnel, 11440, 11446.
Nurses' selective service bill, 1728, 1731,
1363.
OPA meat program, 6583, 6584.
Price Control Act: amendment, 6501,
6591, 6594 ,6598, 6599, 7086.
Reciprocal trade agreements, 4890, 5130,
5149, 5152, 5154, 5155, 5160, 5162, 5163.
- address by Alfred C. Gaunt,
A2527.
Renegotiation Act, 6136.
Rent control law: administration of,
12489, A5774.
Rent control: editorial from Haverhill
Gazette, 12489.
Seabees: tribute to, 303.
Servicemen: conditions In Persian Gulf
area, A3143.
Stabilization Act of 1942: amendment
6591, 6594, 6598, 6599.
United Nations Relief: appropriation,
10302.
Vessels:'sale of surplus, 9283.
War dead: repatriation, 12214, 12215,
12228.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Naval Affairs:
Naval Academy (S. 1064, Rept. ?193),
10618.
Committee on Rules:
Consideration of H. J. Res. 208, appro-
priation for flood control, (H. Res. 279,
Rept. 655), 5463.
Consideration of resolution (H. Res. 236),
organic acts of Territories of Hawaii
and Alaska (H. Rept. 620), 5218, 5251.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.

BATES, JOE B. (a Representative from
Kentucky).
Attended, 8.
Address by Fred M. Vinson at Arlington
National Cemetery on Memorial Day,
A2658.
Appointed on committee, 15.
Article by Joseph Leib on elimination of
pauper oath, A5136.
Editorial from Washington Post entitled
"Federal Loans," A1027.
Newspaper articles commending appoint-
ment of Fred Vinson as head of Re-
construction Finance Corporation,
A1301.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Cory, Willis: for relief (see bill H. R.
2185), 1108.
Fraley Robert: for relief (see bill H. R.
2316), 1390.
Johnson, Joseph: to pension (see bill
H. R. 4688), 10692.
Johnson, Pharris: to pension (see bill
H. R. 4687), 10692.
Kiser, Virginia M.: for relief (see bill
HR. 2317), 1390.
Perkigs, Daniel W.: to pension (see bill
H. R. 2527), 1886.
Railroad Unemployment Insurance Act:
to amend (see bill H. R. 3420), 5837.
-to facilitate execution of certain
section of (see H. J. Res. 116), 1885.
Veterans: relating to permanent dis-
ability ratings (see bill H. R. 1423),
268.
-to define misconduct for compen-
sation and pension purposes (see bill
H. R. 1424), 268.
Veterans' Administration: to construct
facilities in accordance with veteran
population needs (see bill H. R. 1422),
268.
Remarkc by, on
Agricultural Extension Service, 4544.
Farm products: investigate marketing,
etc., 1450.
House Resolution 175: to lay on table,
2152.
Lend-Lease: continuation, 2117.
Postage on catalogs: readjusting rates of,
6962, 6964.
Postal employees: salary increase, 4616.
Railroad Unemployment Insurance Act
(H. J. Res. 116), 6290.
Second deficiency appropriation bill,
6766.
Selective service: Tydlngs amendment,
1502.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Rules:
Considerr.tion of bill (H. R. 1690)-co-
operative agricultural extension work
(H. Res. 253, Rept. 542), 4425, 4464.
Consideration of'bill (H. R. 2013)-lend-
lease (H. Res. 175, 178; Rept. 292, 308),
1958, 2069, 2072.
Consideration of bill (H. R. 3035)-pay
of postal employees (H. Res. 246, Rept.
526), 4302.
Consideration of H. J. Res. 290-Navy
V-12 program (H. Res.463, Rept. 1451),
12201, 12229.
Farm products: marketing system (H.
Res. 54, Rept. 182), 1320.
Food supplies: investigation (H. Res. 195,
Rept. 356), 2584.
Selective Training and Service Act: farm
labor (H. Res. 149, Rept. 218), 1449,
1470.
Waiving points of order against H. R.
3579 (H. R. 301), 6700.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
BATESVILLE (ARK.) REVIEW, editorial on
Arkansas' interest In disposition of
aluminum plants from, A4081.
BATH (MAINE) TIMES, editorial on Philip-
pine independence from, A5722.
BATON, CHARLES. statement relative to cost
of production of coal by, A3528.
INDEX
BATON ROUGE, LA., remarks in House rela-
tive to the meat shortage in, 2154.
Remarks in House and news release rela-
tive to production of billionth gallon
of high-octane aviation gasoline at re-
finery of Standard' Oil Co. in, A2612.
BATTLE CREEK, MICH., relief of city of (see
bill H. R. 1056).
"BATTLE FOR PEACE," address by Senator
Myers entitled, A4852.
BATTLE FOR THE AGREEMENTS HAS BE-
GUN, editorial from Export Trade and
Shipper relative to, A1662.
BATTLE FRONT, remarks in House relative to
defeat of universal military service act
and Ill effect on men at, 741.
BATTLE MOUNTAIN REGIMENT, remarks in
House and citation presented, A931.
"BATTLE OF BEFUDDLEMENT," editorial
from Progressive entitled, A2737.
BATTLE OF IWO, remarks in House relative
to heavy casualties in, A855.
BATTLE OF NORMANDY, remarks in House
relative to, 1065.
BATTLE OF ORISKANY, remarks in House
relative to, A4445.
BATTLE OF PICCOLO, remarks in Senate
concerning, 7994.
BATTLE OF SAIPAN, investigate erroneous
statements concerning (see H. Res.
129).
BATTLE OF SAN FRANCISCO BAY, cor-
respondence relative to, 5491.
BATTLE OF WARSAW GHETTO, address by
Senator Langer in New York relative
to Jewish heroism at, A1912.
BATTLE STARS, letter by Richard Wessel
relative to, A3997.
BATTLE STARS FOR 'AIR FORCE SERVICE
UNITS, letters by Adjutant General's
Office, Lieutenant General Spaatz,
Lieutenant Colonel Gamble, and Sec-
retary of War relative to, A3997.
BATTLE VETERANS AIR CRITICISM OF
HOME FRONT, article by Don White-
head from Washington Post captioned,
A 1525.
BAUER, HARLAN H., remarks in House and a
poem entitled "Get the Boys Back
Home," 10729.
BAUGH CHEMICAL CO., relief (see bill H. R.
1536").
BAUKHAGE, H. R., radio description of burial
services for President Roosevelt at
Hyde Park by, A1766.
BAUMANN, CARL, relief (see bill S. 451").
BAUMGARTEN, ELIAS, relief (see bill H. R.
1356").
BAUXBAUM, R. J., letter relative to a peti-
tion against consideration of prohibi-
tion legislation by, A62.
BAUXITE, statement from Bureau of Mines
relative to deposits in Arkansas of,
A2304.
BAXTER, DAVID, letter relative to trial of
alleged seditionists, 8326.
Remarks in House relative to investiga-
tion of activities of, 8326.
BAYARD (IOWA) NEWS, letter on poultry
ceiling prices-right to gripe by Ken-
neth Rolinson from, A3053.
BAYER CO. OF NEW YORK, remarks in
House relative to, 424.
BAYLES, EARL E., pension (see bill S. 388).
BAYLEY, WILLIAM T., authorize appoint-
ment as an ensign in United States
Naval Reserve of (see bill S. 1421).
BAYO SEGNETTE, LA., provide for a pre-
liminary examination and survey of
(see bill H. R. 4377).
BAZINET, JOHN L., letter to the President
on our policy toward Spain from
Biooklyn Tablet from, A5457.
BAZLEY, HALSEY R., statements on air mail
pick-up service and air pick-up pas-
senger service by, A2230.
"BE THANKFUL YOU ARE NO MEMBER OF
CONGRESS," article by W. V. Wilcox
from Washington Backgrounds enti-
tled, A1500.
"BE WISE AND ECONOMIZE," remarks
in
House entitled, 3954.
BEACH EROSION, memorial of Legislature
of California relative to adoption of
H. R. 2032 and H. R. 2033 preventing,'
A1878.
Remarks in House relative to H. R. 2032
and H. R. 2033 relative to, A1856.
Resolution introduced in California
Legislature favoring H. R. 2032 and
H. R. 2033 to prevent, A1856.
BEACH HAVEN, N. Y., BOROUGH OF, relief
(see bill H. R. 1595').
BEACH,LAURENCE L. (first lieutenant, U. S.
Army), letter from Holton (Kans.)
Recorder by late, A802.
BEACHES, repeal act approved June 26, 1936,
for improvement of (see bill H. R.
2032').
Memorial of Legislature of California
urging enactment of bills H. R. 2032
and H. R. 2033 relative to investigation
and protection of, 4090.
Resolution authorizing House Commit-
tee on Rivers and Harbors to investi-
gate with a view to protection of (see
H. Res. 256*).
BEACHHEAD NEWS (newspaper), article on
Japanese-American troops' bravery in
Italy by Joseph E. Palmer from,
Al!15.
BEALL, J. GLENN (a Representative from
Maryland).
Attended, 8.
Address by Howard W. Jackson entitled
"Americanism-These Truths Are
Self-Evident," A3401.
Appointed on committee, 491, 492.
Article from Cumberland (Md.) Daily
News relative to paper salvage, A1801.
Article entitled "Army Point System Is
Declared Unfair" from Cumberland
(Md.) News, A2976.
Editorial from Baltimore Sun entitled
"Mr. Vandenberg's Role," A2335.
Poem by James Patrick McGovern en-
titled "March of Freedom," A262.
Poem by James Patrick McGovern pay-
ing tribute to Commodore John Barry,
A5700.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Automobile-use tax: to repeal (see bill
H. R. 3952), 8417.
Civil Service Retirement Act: to amend
(see billH. R. 3054), 3903.
Givens, Nina G.: for relief (see billH. R.
805), 59.
Hudson, Walter G.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 3246), 4685.
Logs and lumber: to prohibit exporta-
tion (see bill H. R. 4986), 12029.
Mason, Clarence H.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 3245), 4685.
Public Law No. 371: to amend (see H. J.
Res. 222), 6785.
Taxation: to provide the same exemp-
tions from distraint on wages in con-
nection with collection of Federal
taxes as are allowed under applicable
State laws (see billH. R. 4260), 9292.
Twigg, Alvin W.: for relief (see billH. R.
804), 59.
Warfield, Monica, expediting naturaliza-
tion (see bill H. R. 603), 59.
Wesley, Lofton S.: for relief (see bill H.
R. 3247), 4685.
Young, Mabel K., and others: conferring
jurisdiction on Court of Claims (see
billH. R. 806), 59.

BEALL, J. GLENN-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Reciprocal trade agreements, 5152.
-draft of suggested amendments,
5152.
Seventh War Loan drive, A2365.
Votes o/. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
BEAR RIVER, granting consent to States of
Utah, Idaho, and Wyoming to negoti-
ate and enter into compact for divi-
sion of waters of (see bills S. 1617;
H. R. 4701, 4870).
BEARCLOUD, ROSE, authorizing the issu-
ance of a patent in fee to (see bill S.
476; H. R. 4025).
BEARD, CHARLES -A., article-entitled "Pearl
Harbor: Challenge to the Republic"
from Progressive by, A3759.
BEARDSLEY, LEWIS G., letters relative to
conditions at Mount Alto Hospital by,
A2910, A2911.
BEASLEY, I. H., relief (see bill H. R. 2723*).
BEASLEY'S FARM AND HOME WEEKLY,
CHARLOTTE, N. C., article relative to
disposal of public lands from, A394.
BEAN LAKE, MO., relief of flood sufferers at
(see bill-H. R. 8574*).
BEAUMONT (TEx.) PRESS, article cap-
tioned "Japan bows to Allied victory"
reported by United Press from; A3755.
BEAVER CITY (UTAH) PRESS, editorial cap-
tioned "Wallace's nomination has ap-
proval of common people" from, A386.
BEAVER CREEK PARK, convey to Montana
certain land known as (see bill S. 51).
BECHTOLD, SAM, relief (see bill S. 1286).
BECKER, GUSTAV, authorizing erection on
public grounds in Springerville, Ariz.,
of a memorial to (see S. J. Res. 4*; H.
J. Res. 70, 159).
BECKLEY (W. VA.) RALEIGH REGISTER,
article entitled "India Aroused at
Congress' Action" from, A1474.
BECKMAN, ELMER H., relief (see bills S.
732*; H. R. 2684*).
BECKWORTH, LINDLEY (a Representative
from Texas).
Appointed on committee, 275.
Article entitled "Where Is East Texas?"
A980.
Article. relative to small independent
businessman, A833.
Article from.Washington.Post.relative to
difficulties of small packers under OPA
rulings, A1397.
Article by Hubert M. Harrison entitled
"Words," A1653.
Article entitled "'Soldiers of Science,"
A3351.
Article by Hubert M. Harrison, Longview,
Tex., entitled "Who's Selling Your
City?" A4713.
Census Department fees and letter from
Administrator of Federal Security
Agency, A123.
Editorial from Washington Star on Ger-
man war criminals, A2327.
Editorial from Dallas Morning News on
loans to Great Britain, A3912.
Excerpt from letter from Alien Property
Custodian relative to recovery of prop-
erty by a German citizen under First
War Powers Act, 11358.
Letters relative to preference for veterans
and farmers under Surplus Property
Act, A125.
Letter and table by L. Welch Pogue rela-
tive to State aviation laws, A282.
Letter from Robert A. Hurley, of Surplus
Property Board, relative to preference
of farmers and veteransA1027.
Letter by A. J. Altmeyer relative to so-
cial-security protection for employees
of public agencies, A1955.
Letter by Marvin Jones regarding salaries
of county agents, A1959.
INDEX
BECKWORTH, LINDLEY-Continued.
Letters by Secretary of Agriculture and
Director of the Census giving data on
postwar farmers, A2330.
Letter from Treasury Department Amer-
ican ownership of property in Japan
and Germany; German and Japanese
ownership of property in America,
A2861.
Letter by John Thomas Taylor of the
American Legion favoring terminal
leave for enlisted men, A4553.
Letter from Federal Security Adminis-
trator favoring retirement benefits for
State and local Government groups;
A4206.
Letter from D. H. Byrd, president,. In-
dependent Petroleum Association of
Texas, relative to increase in price of
crude oil, A5333.
Letter from Secretary Byrnes relative to
alien property; A5032.
Report of Office of -Alien Property Cus-
todian regarding Hugo .Stinnes- Corp.,
A3337.
Resolution of Texas Legislature-for rep-
resentation of veterans at peace con-
ference, A1248:.
Resolution by Texas Legislature'-relative
to amendment of Social'Security Act;
A1705.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Aeronautical developments: to provide
'for Federal participation in financing
certain (see bill H. R.. 2012), A870.
Armed forces: granting certain benefits
relative to accumulataed leave to
members.(see bill H..R. 1160), 125.
-to grant enlisted personnel and
Army and Navy nurses certain benefits
with respect to accumulated leave
(see bill H. R. 356), 23.
- to furnish transportation and
housing facilities for families of mem-
bars on duty outside the United States
(see bill H. R. 4219), 9210.
Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard
and Geodetic Survey: to increase
certain allowances provided by law to
members (see bill H. R. 682), 56.
Census: excepting certain persons from
requirements for paying fees for cer-
tain data (see bill H. R. 358), 24.
Davis, Rastus L.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 2054), 908.
Enemy property: declaring policy of
United States with respect to use and
disposition (see H. J. Res. 178), 4174.
Enemy property commission: to create
(see bill H. R. 4963), 11931.
Farmers: relating to sale of surplus
vehicles, etc., to (see bill H. R. 2493),
1829.
Federal old-age and survivors insurance:
to extend to self-employed individuals
(see bill H. R. 681), 56.
Internal Revenue Code: to give effect
to status of loco parentis in connec-
tion with exemptions under (see bill
H. R. 2340), 1470.
Mine sweeping: to provide extra com-
pensation for (see bill H. R. 4501),
10067.
Mustering-Out Payment Act: to amend
(see bill H. R. 4188), 9041.
Needy incapacitated individuals: to
provide grants to States for (see bill
H. R. 680), 56.
Nesbitt, James Harold: for relief (see
bill H. R. 2843), 3141.
Old-age assistance: to provide Federal
grants to match State contributions
(see bill H. R. 683), 56.
Postmasters: to reimburse certain (see
bill H. R. 2402), 1595.
Servicemen's Readjustment Act: to
amend (see bills H. R. 3592, 4289), 6785,
9041.
-to extend benefits to permanently
disabled veterans (see bill H. R. 3526),
6535.
BECKWORTH, LINDLEY-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Townsend, John Burl: for relief (see
bill H. R. 807), 59.
Veterans: to give credit for purposes
of title II of Social Security Act (see
bill H. R. 2580), 2072.
-to grant, for 1 year after separa-
tion from service, base pay and family
allowances (see bill H. R. 357), 23.
- to grant pensions equal to pen-
sions granted veterans of War with
Spain (see bill H. R. 360), 24.
_ to provide pensions for physically
handicapped (see bill H. R. 361), 24.
- to provide emergency disability
compensation pending settlement of
claims.of (see bill H. R. 359), 24.
-- relating to sale of surplus vehi-
cles, etc., to (see bill H. R. 2492), 1829.
-to guarantee loans for purchase
of farms by (see bills H. R; 3356; 3357),
5302.
Motions and-resolutions.cjered,by,
Alien property: study regarding (see
H. Res. 419), .11078.
Cartels: to investigate (see H. Res. 284),
5592.
Renarks by on
Alien enemy property: disposition, 5524,
A2722, A5026.
-- correspondence, A5026.
Armed forces: voluntary enlistment bill,-
8627.
Fderol Aid Airpo)rt Act, 9716.
First War Powers Act, 1941: to amend,
11358; 11359.
Forestry- research, 3792.-
Lake Champlain Bridge Commission,
5273.
Veterans' Administration: vote on H. R.
3118, 5525.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Interstate and Foreign Com-
merce:
Lake Champlain Bridge Bridge Commis-
sion (H. J. Res. 113, Rept. 627), 5292.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
BECKWORTH, 0. J., letter by Lloyd De
Shazo from Gilmer Weekly Mirror pay-
ing tribute to, A3121.
BEDFORD (IND.) DAlLY-TIMES MAIL, edi-
torial entitled "The Need For Small
Dams Becomes Apparent" from, A1039.
BEDNAR, KAY BETH, relief (see bill H. R.
3365).
BEE CULTURE LABORATORY, provide for
establishment at Corvallis, Greg., of
a (see bills S. 310; H. R. 2588).
BEEBE, JOHN L., address at his last review
as commanding officer of Sheepshead
Bay (N. Y.) Training Station by. A4485.
Address in Brooklyn on National Mari-
time Day by, A2538.
Tribute in the House to, A4485.
BEEBE, LEWIS C. (brigadier general, U. S.
Army), remarks in House paying trib-
ute to, 8605.
BEECH AIRCRAFT CORP., Wichita, Kans.,
letter relative to manpower and labor
received from, 149, A33.
BEECH. KEYES (technical sergeant, Marine
Corps), article relative to death in ac-
tion of Sgt. Ernest I. Thomas, Jr., by,
17S9.
BEECHER, HAZEL A., relief (see bill H, R.
4269).
BEEF, articles, correspondence and remarks
in Senate relative to rationing of, 8479.
Remarks in House relative to the ration
points on, 8409, 8455.
Remarks in House favoring the ending
of rationing of, A4078.
Remarks in Senate relative to the ration
points on, 8479.
BEEF PRODUCTION, letter by Harry B. Cof-
fee relative to, A66.
Remarks in Senate relative to regulation
of, 170.

BEEF SHORTAGE, remarks in House relative
to, 324, 4657.
BEEMAN, SARAH HOLMES, relief (see bill
H. R. 4254).
BEER, letter by Jim J. Conlon, relative, to
soldiers In India enjoying, A1094.
Remarks in Hcuse relative to Thirty-
seventh Division's entry into Manila
and their sampling of, A481.
"BEER AND WHISKY PROFITS BYPASS THE
FARMER," article by William Paul
Walker from Civic Forum entitled,
A873.
BEET-SUGAR INDUSTRY, remarks in House
relative to hostile attitude of Henry
A. Wallace toward, A3014.
BEET SUGAR REFINERY EMPLOYEES IN
COLORADO, letters opposing exten-
sion of Reciprocal Trade Agreements
Act from several unions of, A2532-
A2534.
"BEFORE US, THE PURITANS," poem by
Josephine Louise Byrne from magazine
Spirit entitled, A1554.
BEGLEY, HENRY H., letter favoring legisla-
tion for funds to combat cancer and
infantile paralysis by, A4267.
"BEHIND THE BALLOTS," excerpt from book
by James A. Farley entitled, 1704.
BEHIND THE SCENES OF WORLD WAR II,
article by Jim H. Brady on the sub-
ject of, 9832.
BEIGHTLER, ROBERT S. (major general,
U. S. Army), letter relative to Japanese
atrocities in Philippine Islands by,
A1187.
BELGIAN MINES TO USE SOUTHERN PINE
PIT PROPS, article from Savannah
Morning News relative to, A4357.
BELGIUM, report by bulletin of National
City Bank relative to inflation in,
A241.
Table: break-down of wartime expansion
of note circulation, bank credit, and
public debt from 1939 to 1944 in, A241.
BELK, MARY, relief (see bill H. R. 3359).
BELL, C. JASPER (a Representative from M is-
souri).
Address by General MacArthur upon re-
turn of civil government to people of
the Philippine Islands, 1536.
Addresses of Gen. Carlos P. Romulo rel-
ative to liberty won from Japs, A1822.
Appointed on committee, 274, 275.
Appointed on Committee on' Plans for
improvements to House Chamber, 7922.
Article by Henry J. Haskell In Kansas
City Star relative to the Ruhr Valley,
A1020.
Article by Matthew Woll from Readers"
Digest urging new enterprises, A1811.
Article by Roy Roberts of Kansas City
Star expressing confidence'in President
Truman, A1828.
Editorial from Kansas City Star favoring
location of world capital in Missouri,
A3906.
Memorial of House of Representatives of
Missouri State Legislature relative to
use of live decoys for duck hunting,
2382.
Radio broadcast between James Coy and
Roger T. Sermon relative to the Presi-
dent's home town, A2955.
Permission to file report, 2863.
Speeches by President Osmefia of Phil-
ippines in Manila February 27, 1945,
and March 8, 1945, A1871, A1872.
Veterans' legislation: brief rtsum6 of,
A1823.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Agricultural Credit Corporation loans:
relating to (see bill H. R. 2292), 1341.
Congdon, Clem H., -for relief (see bill
H. R. 2159), 1081.
Cowden Mfg. Co., for relief (see bill H. R.
2158), 1081.
INDEX
BELL, C. JASPER-Continued.
.Bills and joint resolutions introduced-by
Honnell, Mary A. and Horton H., for re-
lief (see bill H. R. 5091), 12491.
Overcash, Nora E., for relief (see bill H. R.
3822), 7663.
Philippine Islands: to cover certain
funds Into Treasury of (see bill H. R.
4186), 9004.
-to provide future trade relations
between United States (see bill H. R.
4185), 9004.
- to provide for future trade rela-
tions with (see bill H. R. 4676), 10691.
-to provide for national elections
in (see H. J. Res. 278), 11007.
Postmasters: providing that commis-
sions on Postal money orders be paid
to certain (see bill H. R. 1813), 590.
Puerto Rico: relating to public Indebted-
ness of (see bill H. R. 5086), 12491.
Redmond, Margaret, for relief (see bill
H. R. 2157), 1081.
Riley, Opal and Robert R., for relief (see
bill H. R. 5025), 12229.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 1639.
Societies and associations, 3531.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill, 2721.
Commodity Credit Corporation, 2019,
2050.
Deficiency appropriation bill, 1633.
German concentration camps, 4170.
Housing for war workers, 1633.
MacArthur, Gen. Douglas: Philippine
campaign, 828.
article by Carlos P. Romulo, 828.
Members of Congress: expense allowance,
5729.
Navy: disposition of vessels and facili-
ties, 5374.
Permission to file report, 11278.
Philippine Islands: national elections,
11632, 11633.
-reconquest, 1535.
Puerto Rico: extension of time for in-
vestigation, 424.
- strike among workers in sugar in-
dustry, 2050, 2051.
Rivers and harbors bill, 1382.
School-lunch program, 2721.
Treaties: constitutional amendment,
4352.
UNRRA: additional appropriations,
11588.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Insular Affairs:
Philippine Islands: elections (H. J. Res.
278, Rept. 1326), 11279.
Puerto Rico (H. Rept. 497), 4038.
Votes o. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
BELL, D. W. (Under Secretary of the Treas-
ury), correspondence relative to resig-
nation of, 11803.
BELL GARDENS (CALIF.) HERALD, article
on Wallace's appointment would aid
small business by Margaret Wildrick
from, A612.
BELL, JOHN, relief (see bill H. R. 1235).
BELL, NELSON, relief (see bill H. R. 1843).
BELLE ISLE CAB CO., INC., relief (see bill
H. R. 4330).
BELLEVILLE (ILL.) DAILY ADVOCATE; ar-
ticle on Postal reclassification bill
from, A1991.
BELLEVILLE (ILL.) NEWS-DEMOCRAT, edi-
torial entitled "Truman Takes Over"
by Robert L. Kern from, A1930.
Editorial entitled "Postal Workers' Pay"
by Robert L. Kern from,* A1884.
BELLEVILLE (ILL.) ROTARY CLUB, resolu-
lution in praise of Neal Creighton by,
A3849.
BELLEVILLE (KANS.) TELESCOPE, editorial
on Return to constitutional govern-
ment by A. Q. Miller, from, A3965.
BELLIA, ANIONIO, relief (see bill H. R. 221),
BELLINGER, P. N. L. (admiral, U. S. Iavy),
address at Charleston, S. C., on Navy
Day by, A4712.
BELLO, MARINO, relief'(see bill S. 410").
BELMONT .PROPERTIES CORP., relief (see
bill H. R. 3434).
BELTCHENKO, VALENTINE, to authorize the
naturalization of (see bill S. 1315).
BELTRAN, PEDRO G. (Ambassador of Peru),
address on Hemisphere coop'eration for
World peace In Boston by, A5451.
BELTZ, MINNIE A., relief (see bill S, 542*).
BENDER, GEORGE H. (a Representative
from Ohio).
Address by John D. Rockefeller, Jr. en-
titled "The Christian Church: What
of Its Future?" A1045.
Appointed on committee, 491, 492.
Appointed conferee; 10868.
Article from Southern Planter entitled
"'Debunking' the Poll-Tax 'Bunk',"
A667.
Article by Paul H. Giddens entitled "Oil
in Three Wars," A2328.
Article by Paul H. Giddens in the Orange
Disc entitled "When Oil 'Joined' the
Navy," A5429.
Editorial from New York Herald Tribune
on Fair Employment Practice Com-
mittee, A2741.
Editorial from Washington Star on Fair
Employment Practice Committee,
A2742.
Editorial from Catholic Universe Bulle-
tin, Cleveland, Ohio, on peacetime
compulsory military training, A5180.
Letter by Mrs. N. M. Wenger relative to
release of overseas veterans, 8556.
Letter by Brig. Gen. Robert F. Travis re-
garding demobilization, A5160.
Republican platform, 1944. A3934.
*Sarmon by Dr. Frederick K. Stamm, Chi-
cago, Ill.. entitled "The Four Figures
of Jesus," A1170.
Amendments offered by, to
Federal employees' pay bill (H. R. 3393):
to amend, 6066.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Atomic bomb: making it a capital offense
to Impart knowledge regarding (see bill
H. R. 3912)., 8336.
Bridges: relating to (see bill H. R. 2719),
2585.
Logs and lumber: to prohibit exportation
(see bill H. R. 4987),, 12029.
Ohio Valley Authority: to establish (see
bill H. R. 2540), 1958.
Poll tax: to eliminate (see bill H. R.
308), 22.
-to make unlawful (see bill H. R.
657), 29. 1
Postwar era: to provide full private em-
ployment (see bill H. R. 1364), 229.
Racial discrimination: to prohibit in em-
ployment (see bill H. R. 1762), 512.
Tidewater lands: relating to titles to (see
H. J. Res. 128), 2310.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Committee on Scientific Research: to
create (see H. Con. Res. 104), 11156.
Remarks by, on
America's contribution to war, 439.
Anti-poll-tax bill, 5894, 5981, 5982.
discharge petition, A2346.
Armed forces: quick discharges for, 8413.
Army: discharge system. A4359.
-retention of. high-ranking per-
sonnel, 8492.
Bankruptcy Act: amendment, 10014,
10015.
Cannon, Clarence, 11818.
Cleveland, Ohio: transportation situa-
tion, 435.
Clothing: WPB regulations, 2414.
Committee on Expenditures in Executive
Departments, 438.
Congressional Record: deletion of re-
marks, 11254, 11818.
Deficiency appropriation bill, 11216.
Departments of State, Justice and Com-
merce appropriation bill, 2208, 2213.

BENDER, GEORGE H.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Dewey, Thomas E.: signing of antibias
bill, 2204.
Drafting of farm labor, A556.
Fair Employment Practice Commission,
5734, 5737, 7477, 7478.
Federal employees pay bill, 6066, 6067.
Flood control, 1925, 11216.
Food and agriculture organization of
United Nations, 3984, 3985.
Foreign policy: America's bargaining
position, 'A2810.
Full-employment bill, 11968, 11983,
11984, 12065.
German prisoners: return to Europe,
A 1983.
German war criminals, A2819.
Government agencies: reorganization,
9436. 9428, 9450.
- letter by Herbert Hoover, 9451.
Government corporations: financial con-
trol, 8555. 8556.
Heidinger, James V.: eulogy, 2630.
Independent offices appropriation bill,
931.
Japan: progress of war, A2821.
Legislative appropriation bill, 4445, 4546.
Members of Congress: salary increase,
4425, 4445. 4446.
Military Establishment appropriation
bill, 6755.
Motor-vehicle use tax: repeal of, 7036.
National Serice Act, 597, 600, 605.
-conference report, 2854.
Naturalization bills, 2510, 2512.
Navy: demobilization program, 10020,
10021.
-letter by a sailor. 10020.
Nurses: drafting of, 1809.
Office of War Information, 7502, 7503.
Ohio River floods should be remedied,
A1107.
OPA: regulations, 6589.
Palestine problem, 9679.
Pearl Harbor: lessons learned since,
A5352.
Polish Constitution Day, 4143.
Postwar reconversion: suggested pro-
gram, 8555.
President's speech, A933.
Price Control Act, 6589, 6611.
Rationing headache, 6589.
Red tape and buck-passing for our re-
turned servicemen, A1354.
Second deficiency appropriation bill,
6767, 6768. 6769. 6771, 6773, 6774.
Secretary for Aviation: need for, A1416.
Servicemen: lack of training for some
young, A1329.
Soil Conservation Service, A2804.
-Stabilization Act of 1942: amendment,
6589.
Strength of our American Army, A2990.
Surplus property: more confusion, A3451.
Surplus Property Act amendment, 8464.
Today's challenge to moral leadership,
A874.
yE-day: thoughts on, 4306.
Veterans' discharges, A4600.
Veterans: discharge buttons, 658, 659,
715.
- educational funds for, 939.
-housing, 11131.
Veterans' Administration: investigation,
2873.
War: official termination, 8328.
War agencies appropriation bill, 5734.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
gENES, EDUARD (President of Czechoslo-
vakia), communication by Hebrew
Committee on Liberation for transmis-
sion to, A1186.
Remarks in House relative. to, A2148.
BENEVOLENT AND PROTECTIVE ORDER OF
ELKS, address by Meier Steinbrink in
Brooklyn "at memorial services of,
A5440.
Address by Representative D'Alesandro
at ceremony observing Flag Day of
Baltimore Lodge No. 7, A2889.
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BENEVOLENT AND PROTECTIVE ORDER OF-
ELKS--Continued.
Letter 'relative to- investigation of air-
plane accidents by, A387. '
Radio address by Representative Lane
at memorial program in Lawrence,
Mass., conducted by, A5289.
Remarks in House, relative to memorial
program in Laurence, Mass., of, A5289.
Resolution opposing any public celebra-
tion upon surrender of Germany by
Peabody (Mass.) Lodge, No. 1409, of,
A1397.
BENEZIS, JOANNIS PETER, relief (see bill
H. R. 4814).
BENHAM, JOSEPHINE. relief (see bill H. R.
1457'). .
BENKEMA, JOHN C., statement relative to
St. Lawrence seaway before House
Committee on Rivers and Harbors in
1941 by, A5396.
BENNET, AUGUSTUS W. (a Representative
from New York).
Address to American Friends of Palestine
Histadrut relative to work of Dr.
Weizmann, A372.
Address under auspices of Council of
American SQviet Friendship at Brook-
lyn, N. Y., A374.
Address at Chicago, Ill., under auspices
of. Emergency Committee to Save tLe
Jewish People of Europe, A375.
Address by Frank E. Gannett At Roches-
ter, N. Y., on Constitution Day, A4255.
Appointed on committee, 491, 492.
Article by Dr. Henry Grattan Doyle '-'
Hispania entitled "Francisco Aguilera
Joins the Hispanic Foundation," A553.
Article from Washington Post entitled
"Pell Affair," A477.
Article from This Month (magazine)
.relative to war contributions of Ted
Steele, A721.
Correspondence between James G. Patton
and Cordell Hull regarding Interna-
tional Office for Education, A1998,
A1999.
Editorial from New York Post entitled
"Justice foi the Living" (punishment
of war criminals), A478.
Editorial from New York Times entitled
"Punishing War Criminals," A476.
Letter to President by newly elected
Republican Representatives, A1247.
Proceedings of Forum of Democracy en-
titled "What Are the Problems of
United Nations Unity?" A1902.
Resolutions of New York joint legislative
committee on Interstate Cooperation,
A3793.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Armed forces: to preserve reemployment
preferences of members (see billH. R.
1645), 431.
-relating to income-tax liability of
members (see bill H. R. 4807), 11077.
Bunker Hill Development Co., for relief
(see billH. R. 4813), 11078.
Glen, Frank for relief (see bill H. R.
2641), 2310.
Hebrews In Europe: expressing sense of
Congress regarding repatriation of (see
H. J. Res. 213), 5592.
Kemmerer, Joseph T. for relief (see bill
H. R. 3555), 6585.
Members of Congress: to impose certain
.limitations on franking privilege of
(see bill H. R. 2917), 3466.
Refugees: to admit to the United States
certain (see H. J. Res. 95), 907.
Religious or racial refugees: to admit to
United States (see H. J. Res. 288),
11932.
Servicemen's Readjustment Act: to
amend (see bill H. H. 3056), 3904.
Spevak, Abraham for relief (see bill H. R.
4916), 11605.
Susquehanna River: to survey (see bill
H. R. 3252), 4751.
BENNET, AUGUSTUS W.-Oontinued.
Bills'and joint resolutions introduced by
Taxation: to permit withholding tax at
source on certain Federal pensions (see
bill H. R. 2918), 3466.
Veterans: to restore certain disabled
emeigency officers of World. War No. 1
benefits of Emergency Officers Retire-
ment Act (see bill H. R. 2814), 2933.
- to pay interest for first year on
certain loans to (see bill H. R. 2916),
3466.
Westcott, John B., Jr., for relief (see bill
H. R. 3669), 7215.
World War adjusted service certificates:
to extend for 2 years time for filing (see
bill H. R. 3033). 3822.
Motions and resolutions offered by
German people: to impress their respon-
sibility for war crimes (see H. Res 225),
3700.
Remarks by, on
Bretton Woods agreement, 3330.
Civil Service establishment, 1882.
Federal employees pay bill, 6063, 6064.
German atrocities: punishment of war
criminals, 3862.
Hebrews: murder by Germans of, 3862.
Import myth, 7337.
Mail to overseas servicemen, 2156.
Stewart Field (West Point, N. Y.), field
band. A150O.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
BENNETT, MARION T. (a Representative
from Missouri).
Appointed on committee, 491, 492.
Article from Independence Examiner re-
lative to OWI's news stories about
Independence, Mo., A2929.
Article entitled "Do Retailers Get a
Stuare Deal From Government?" by,
A4786.
Designated to read Washington's Fare-
well address, 1197.
Letter from Director of OWI Elmer
Davis, in reply to news stories in In-
dependence (Mo.) Examiner, A2969.
Letter to Missouri Farmers' Association
relative to Missouri Valley Authority,
A4022.
Statement of principles by Republican
majorities in Missouri. General Assem-
bly, A3913.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Aliens and felons: to prohibit from act-
ing as officers or agents of corporations
engaged in interstate commerce (see
bill H. R. 4165), 8950.
Armed forces: to grant certain leave ben-
efits to members (see bill H. R. 4310),
9512.
relating to discharge and terminal
leave of enlisted personnel (see bill
H. R. 4518), 10168.
Federal use tax: repeal (see bill H. R.
3544), 6585.
General Land Office: to amend act to re-
organize (see bill H. R. 4065), 8616.
Liter, Fred C.: for relief (see bill H. R.
3554), 6585.
Osage River, Mo.: for addition of hydro-
electric power at Osceola site on (see
bills H. H. 4581, 4582), 10403.
Purple Heart (decoration) : to provide
for award of (see bill H. R. 2036), 907.
Regular Establishment: granting in-
crease for service during World War
II to members (see bill H. R. 1644)1
431.
Schieb, Oscar M.: for relief (see bill H. R.
3878), 7890.
Taxation: terminating war tax rates of
certain excise taxes (see bill H. R.
4369), 9642.
Motions and resolutions offered ty
Daylight saving time: to repeal (see H.
Con. Res. 1), 31.
House of Representatives: to install me-
chanical device for reporting roll of
(see H. Res. 372), 9673.
World War II: declaring the date of ter-
mination of (see H. Con. Res. 86), 8659.

BENNETT, MARION T.-Continued.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Societies and associations, 5924, 8659.
Remarks by, on
Bradley, Gen. Omar N.: appointment as
Administrator of Veterans' Affairs of,
7094:
Daylight saving time, A9, A3871.
Deficiency appropriation bill, 11266.
Farm labor: drafting of, 443.
G. I. bill of rights: operation, 495.
Germany: report on visit to Buchenwald
concentration camp, A2128.
Great Britain: loan to, A5476.
-editorial, A5477.
Hall Furlough Clubs, 498.
House of Representatives: delays in call-
ing roll, A4315.
Independent offices appropriation bill,
938.
India: immigration quota, 9529, 9532.
Legislative appropriation bill, 4445.
Members of Congress: salary increase,
444t.
Missouri: additional judgeship, 8872.
Newton, Cleveland A.: eulogy, 8621.
Office of Price Administration: actions
of at Poplar Bluff, Mo., A3203.
- relative to production of work
clothing, A3011.
Palestine resolution, 12385.
Purple Heart award: misuse of, 972, 1315.
- editorial from Hartford Daily
Courant, 1316.
letter by Frank Haley and text of
proposed bill (H. R. 2036), 973.
-letter from War Department rela-
tive to Jane Froman, 1315.
Reciprocal trade agreements, 5015.
Second War Powers Act amendment,
. 11341.
Servicemen's Readjustment Act: bene-
fits to veterans under amended, A5752.
Strategic, advanced military and naval
bases: policy regarding, 5015.
Vessels: sale of surplus, 9168.
Veterans: GI bill of rights, 4764.
-- housing for, 8618.
Veterans' Administration: Department
of Medicine and Surgery, 11667, 1168,
11674, 11675, 11676, 11679, 11680.
-- investigation, 2874, 2875, 2876.
-letter by a veteran, 2874.
Washington's Farewell Address, 1363.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
BENNETT, EDWARD (private first class,
U. S. Army), remarks in House relative
to award of Congressional Medal of
Honor to, A4169.
BENNETT, FRED, speech on foreign trade
key to peace before New York foreign
freight forwarders by, A254.
BENNETT, GERTRUDE R., poem entitled
"These Times" by, A4716.
BENNETT, HENRY G., letter on perplexing
peace problems by, A3959.
BENNETT, JAMES V., remarks in House rela-
tive to humane program for Federal
prisoners of, A959.
Statement relative to increase in juvenile
deliquency by, 2283.
BENNETT, JOSEPH E., relief (see bill H. R.
2091*).
BENNETT, MICHAEL JOSEPH, relief (see
bill S. 1674).
BENNETT, WILLIAM S., letter relative to sit-
uation in Palestine from New York
Herald Tribune by, A4638.
Remarks on untimely death of Franklin
Delano Roosevelt before Sons of Amer-
ican Revolution by, A1753.
Speech on American industry menaced
by proposal to reduce tariff at John
Hay Republican Club, New York, by,
A2931.
BENOIT, DIMPLE, relief (see bill H. R. 3672).
INDEX
BENSON, GEORGE S., article entitled "Five-
Talent Men" from, A4070.'
Statement relative to bill S. 380, to pro-
vide full employment, before House
Committee on Expenditures in the
Executive Departments by, A4380.
BENSON FURNITURE CO., letter protesting
absorption of certain price increases
by, A4436.
BENTON, R. L., relief (see bill H. R. 4763).
Address on voice of America abroad in
BENTON, WILLIAM (Assistant Secretary of
State), article relative to the interna-
tional information program, 12533.
Address on voice of America abroad in
New York, by, A4750.
BENTON HARBOR (MICH.), NEWS-PALLA-
DIUM, editorial on Laski's views on
American "serfs" from, A5771.
BENTONITE, extend percentage depletion
(see bill H. R. 4699).
BERENDSEN, C. A., extract from address on
United Nations Charter and New Zea-
land at Portland, Oreg., by, A3655.
BERG, ESTHER L., relief (see bill H. R.
2826*).
BERGE, WENDELL (Assistant Attorney Gen-
eral), speech entitled "West Coast's
Stake- in Maintaining a Competitive
Economy" by, A5199.
Speech on the economic future of the
West by, A5201.
BERGEN COUNTY, N. J., relief (see bill H. R.
1330).
BERGER, MARSHALL W., article on Amer-
ican air lines face barriers to ex-
panding routes abroad from Journal
of Commerce by, A5730.
BERGER, MRS. P. H., letter relative to in-
duction into the armed forces of her
18-year-old twin boys by, A4236.
BERGER, WALTER C., recommendations for
effecting a more equitable distribution
of protein-feed ingredients by, A5588.
BERGERON, ABE J. AND WIFE, letter re-
monstrating against sending 18-year-
old boys into combat without sufficient
training, 3609.
BERGERON, PHILIBERt L., relief (see bill
H. R. 3399).
BERGGRAR, EIVIND, interview relative to
Norway's resistance movement from
Minneapolis Tribune by E. Hjalmar of,
A3859.
BERGMANN, WILLIAM HENRY, relief (see
bill H. R. 1327).
BERGO. VIVIAN, letter relative to her 18-
year-old son being sent overseas by,
A948.
BERGSON, PETER H., address relative to
freedom of the Jews at New York by,
AC49.
Letter to Mr. Anis Azer relative to recent
rioting against Hebrews in Egypt,
A5046.
Remarks in Senate and correspondence
relative to condolences upon the death
of Franklin Delano Roosevelt, 3469.
BERKEY, WILLIAM H., editorial on peace-
time military conscription from Cas-
sopolis (Mich.) Vigilant by, A2913.
BERLE, ADOLF, remarks in House relative
to, 11412.
Statement on St. Lawrence seaway be-
fore House Committee on Rivers and
Harbors in 1941 by, A5246.
BERLIN, FREDERICK A., letter relative to
sale of surplus property by Recon-
struction Finance Corporation from,
A1589.
BERLIN RADIO BROADCAST, excerpt from
portion of, A3279.
BERLIN RADIO IN BRITISH ZONE USED
ONLY BY RUSSIANS, Associated Press
dispatch relative to, A4183.
"BERLIN. RADIO USED ONLY BY
RUSSIANS," editorial from Bridgeport
(Conn.) Post entitled, A4183.
BERMAN, SARAH, poem entitled "Ameri-
canism" by, A2,195.
BERMUDA, remarks in House relative to ced-
ing to the United States the islands of,
832.
BERNARDINO (CALIF.) DAILY SUN, editorial
entitled "F. D. R., the Leader" from,
A1336.
BERNHARD, ALVA D. (rear' admiral, U. S.
Navy), address at Corpus Christi, Tex.,
on Navy Day by, A4709.
BERRES,-LUIS BATTLE (President of Cham-
ber of Deputies of Uruguay), radio-
gram concerning the death of Franklin
D. Roosevelt, 3437.
BERRUM, RAY S. AND WIFE, relief (see bill
S. 915).
BERRY, J. HOWARD (lieutenant colonel, U.
S. Army), Radio address relative to
basketball scandal at Brooklyn City
College by, A720.
Remarks in House relative to athletic
laurels of, A720.
BERRY, LEO J., relief (see bill H. R. 1155).
BERRY, ROY, article from Eastern Colorado
Plainsman relative to service in Navy
of seven sons of, A717.
BERTON, JOHN J., relief (see bill H. R. 829).
BERYLLIUM, facilitate supplying of war
need3 for beryllium and alloys of (see
billH. R. 2535).
BESS, DEMAREE, article entitled "The Price
We Must Pay" from Saturday Evening
Post by, A1290.
RE3SE, ARTHUR, statement opposing exten-
sion of Reciprocal Trade Agreements
Act before House Committee on Ways
and Means by, A2219.
BESSIRE, EDDIE, relief (see bill H. R. 1087).
BESSON, FRANK S..JR. (brigadier general,
U. S. Army), letter paying tribute to
men of Third Military Railway Service
by, A1420).
"BETHLEHEM - FAIRFIELD'S SHIPYARD
GREAT BUILDING RECORD," editorial
from Baltimore Sun captioned, A4288.
BETHLEHEM (PA.) GLOBE-TIMES, editorial
relative to death in action of 18-year-
old youth, Paul V. Bidwell, from, A852.
BETHLEHEM HINGHAM SHIPYARD, letter
by Joseph H. Downey relative to early
shut-down of, A509.
BETHUNE, NAGENE CAMPBELL, letter rela-
tive to the Investigation of the
disaster at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, writ-
ten by, 9467.
"BETTER CONTROL THAN OPA," editorial
from Wall Street Journal entitled,
A35149.
BETTERTON, MD., authorize a preliminary
examination and survey with a view
to construction of a breakwater in
harbor at (see bill H. R. 3295).
BETTS, B. G., letter relative to the food situ-
ation written by, 4690.
"BETWEEN WAR AND PEACE," article by
David J. Dallin from New Leader en-
titled, A2855.
BEVERIDGE, SIR WILLIAM, article relative
to foreign trade from Full Employment
in a Free Society by, A3643.
Remarks in House relative to father of
Murray full-employment bill, A4728.
BEVERLY WESTWOOD CITIZENS COM-
MITTEE, letter relative to present for-
eign policy from, A6100.
BEVERLY-WESTWOOD (CALIF.) DEMO-
CRATIC COMMITTEE, letter relative
to clarification of future of American
foreign policy from, A3073.

BEYER, MALCOLM K., relief (see bill S.
467-).
BEYER, WILLIAM, relief (see bill H. R.. 823).
BIAL, LUDWIG ET AL., relief (see bill H. R.
832).
BIARRITZ AMERICAN UNIVERSITY,
FRANCE, remarks in House relative
to, 10279.
BIBB, WILLIAM H., relief (see bill H. R.
1466).
BIBLE, radio address by Representative
Eaton on the subject, A5439.
"BIBLE NOW," editorial from Washington
Evening Star entitled, A4448.
"BICENTENNIAL," poem by James Patrick
McGovern entitled, A5700.
BIDDLE, FRANCIS (Attorney General of the
United States), address entitled "Chal-
lege to Liberalism" before Liberal
Party of New York by, A1490.
Address at memorial service to Franklin
Delano Roosevelt in hall of Depart-
ment of Justice by, A1976.
Excerpt from memorandum to Senate
committee by Norman Littell relative
to policy on Breakers Hotel case and
surplus property disposal of, A295.
Excerpt from memorandum submitted
by Norman Littell relative to, A260,
A268.
Excerpt submitted to a Senate commit-
tee by Norman Littell relative to in-
investigation of Elk Hills Naval Petro-
leum Reserve contract and attitude of,
A331.
Remarks in House relative to Incom-
petence of, A58.
Resolution to investigate activities of
(see H. Res. 102).
BIDWELL, PAUL V. (Private, U. S. Army),
editorial from Bethlehem (Pa.) Globe-
Times relative to death in action of
18-year-old youth, A852.
Letter by John J. cRodenback relative to
death in combat action of 18-year-old
youth, A852.
BIEMILLER, ANDREW J. (a Representative
front Wisconsin).
Address by Henry J. Kaiser at testimonial
dinner to Henry A. Wallace, New York
City, A347.
Address before Jackson County, Mo.,
Health Forum on Wagner-Murray-
Dingell bill, A4468.
Address by William Green at Camden,
N. J., on legislative program of Ameri-
can Federation of Labor, A3841.
Appointed on committee, 275.
Article in Milwaukee Journal by Lloyd
Gladfelter relative to St. Lawrence
seaway, A207.
Article in Washington Post by Janet R.
Keith relative to St. Lawrence seaway,
A202.
Article from Milwaukee Journal entitled
"Still the Best-Fed Nation," A1501.
Article and editorial from Kenosha Labor
on full employment, A2551.
Article and editorial on St. Lawrence
seaway, A4012.
Article by Alfred Baker Lewis in Kenosha
Labor on wages and prices, A4641.
Editorial in Milwaukee Journal entitled
"Seaway for the Whole Nation," A335.
Editorial from Milwaukee Journal enti-
tled "At Last-For Billy Mitchell,"
A1989.
Editorial from Milwaukee Journal en-
titled "Only a Few Oppose St. Law-
rence Seaway," A2084.
Editorial from Milwaukee Journal en-
titled "Vote Bretton Woods Now,"
A2026.
Editorial from New York Times entitled
"First Peace Issue," A2600.
Editorials relative to contempt proceed-
ings against Albert Deutsch, A2554.
Leave of absence, 6698.
INDEX
BIEMILLER, ANDREW J.-Contined.
Letter from William Heller, vice presi-
dent, Milprint, Inc., relative to price
control, A5259.
Poem from Army Times by Ye Old Vette
entitled "Curbstone Lament," A5796.
Radio address by "Studs" Terkel on.
Bretton Woods Agreement, A1980.
Radio address on reemployment of vet-
erans, A2398.
Radio address lauding San Francisco
Charter, A3100.
Radio address by Harry C. Brockel on
subject What the St. Lawrence- Sea-
way Project Means to Wisconsin,
A4757.
Radio address by Fraser S. Gardner on
postwar employment for veterans,
A4340.
Remarks of Chester Bowles before House
Banking and Currency Committee rel-
ative to housing problem and inflation
In price of homes, A5319.
Resolution of Milwaukee Holy Name
Union relative to compulsory military
training in peacetime, A427.
Rpsolution by Wisconsin Legislature rel-
ative to Great Lakes-St. Lawrence wa-
terway, A1764.
Resolution by Wisconsin Legislature rel-
ative to social-security credits for
members of armed forces, A2029.
Resolution of Wisconsin Legislature me-
morializing Congress to abolish the
poll tax, A2073.
Resolution of Wisconsin Legislature rel-
ative to San Francisco Conference,
A2194.
Resolution by Wisconsin Legislature re-
gardin'g late William Mitchell, A2149.
Resolution by Common Council of Mil-
waukee relative to St. Lawrence sea-
way, A4759.
Resolution by City Council of Milwaukee
favoring bill (S. 1342), national hous-
ing policy, A4341.
Resolution by Common Council of City
of Milwaukee relative to full employ-
ment bill, A4765.
Resolution of the Common Council of
the City of Milwaukee endorsing the
general housing bill (S. 1592), A5643.
Resolutions from Milwaukee and Racine,
Wis., urging prompt passage of Wagner-
Ellender housing bill, A5334.
Statement by Milwaukee (Wis.) Fed-
erated Trades Council concerning
peacetime military conscription, A428.
Statement by American Federation of
Labor on full employment and mini-
mum wage bills, A4501.
Statement signed by Gerard Swope and
others endorsing President Truman's
health plan, A5442.
Summary of study of unemployment
compensation. A4889.
Tables: Farm Security Administration,
2731.
Two editorials from the Capital Times,
of Madison, Wis., relative to the health
program of President Truman, A5237,
A5238.
Amendments offered by, to
District of Columbia: tax-exempt prop-
erty (H. J. Res. 236) : to amend, 9912.
National Service Act (H. R. 1782); to
amend, 739.
Bills and Joint resolutions introduced by
Benezis, Joannis Peter, for relief (see
bill H. R. 4814), 11078.
Migratory Bird Hunting Stamp Act: to
amend (see bill H. R. 5021), 12229.
Milwaukee County House of Correction:
investigation of condemnation pro-
ceedirigs relative to (see H. R. 298),
6535.
Mitchell, William: to issue posthumously
a commission as a major general (see
H. J. Res. 147), 3053.
BIEMILLER, ANDREW J.-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Navy: to correct wage adjustment for
molders and coremakers (see bill H. R.
4220), 9210.
Stedman, Jeannette B., for relief (see bill
H. R. 3388), 5592.
Petitions and papers presented by, front
Citizens and individuals, 4085.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill, 2722,
2730, 2731, 2733.
- conference report, 3795.
American prisoners of war: demobiliza-
tion, 10470.
Antiracketeering Act, 11916.
Bretton Woods Agreements Act, 5672.
- editorials from Milwaukee Jour-
nal urging ratification of, A1617.
Child-care centers, 9502, A4015.
Citrus fruits: suspension of price con-
trol, 12472.
Citrus products: ceiling prices, 11603.
Committee on Un-American Activities,
10029.
Deficiency appropriation bill, 11136.
District of Columbia: tax-exempt prop.
erty, 9912.
Equal-rights amendment, 8698.
Farm Security Administration, 2730,
2731.
Forestry research, 3795.
Full employment in America, 7252.
Full-employment bill, 9721, 10735-10740,
12080, 12086.
Full employment and free enterprise,
A3957.
Full employment legislation, 5502.
Greece: aid for people of, 10316.
Housing for veterans, 12294, 12298.
Interior Department appropriation bill,
.3893, 3894, 6942.
-awards for meritorious sugges-
tions, 3893.
Labor legislation, 11782.
Lanham act funds: letter, A4010.
MacNider, Jack: discharge from Army,
11253.
-letter by General Vandergrift rel-
ative to, A5427.
- letter to Gen. A. A. Vandergrift,
11254.
National Manufacturers Association:
radio broadcasts by members of, 10029.
National Service Act, 719, 739.
- resolution by Management-Labor
Committee of War Manpower Com-
mission for Sixth Area, 719.
Navy: disposition of vessels and facili-
ties, 5365.
-personnel discharged because of
under age, 7195.
Palestine, 9699.
Poland, 3049.
Polish Constitution Day, 4152.
Price control: retention of, A5258.
Prisoners of war, 10441.
Ramspeck, Robert: tribute, 12351.
Rankin, John, 10736, 10739.
Reciprocal trade agreements, 5112, 5114.
Reconversion problems, 9721.
Republican Party, 10393.
Revenue bill of 1945. 9609.
Roosevelt, Anna Eleanor: delegate to
UNO, 12455.
School-lunch program, 2722.
treaty ratification, 3996.
VE-day, 4309.
Veterans: housing, 11136, 11069.
War Agencies Appropriation: waiving
points of order relative to FEPC, 5796.
War Labor Disputes Act: repeal, 11839.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Naval Affairs:
Navy: postgraduate school (H. R. 4412,
Rept. 1201), 10619.
Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard:
personnel discharged because of under
age (H. R. 3345, Rept. 696), 5690.

BIEMILLER, ANDREW J.-Continued.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Naval Aftairs-Continued.
United States Antarctic Expedition (S.
397, Rept. 706), 5754.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
BIERLY, EDGAR H., poem entitled "America's
Prayers" by, A60.
BIEWER, FRANCES, relief (see bill (H. R.
856*).
BIFFLE, LESLIE L., elected Secretary of the
Senate (S. Res. 69*), 920.
Oath of office administered to, 548.
Resolution appointing Acting Secretary
of the Senate, 548.
BIGART, HOMER, article entitled "Chavez
Leads First Patrol Into Naha" from
Washington Post by, A2249.
BIG BEND NATIONAL PARK, 'TEX., provid-
ing for appointment of a United States
Commissioner for (see bill H. R. 1705*).
"BIG BUSINESS MUST REBUKE CHISELERS
IN ITS RANKS," editorial from Phila-
delphia Record entitled, A4938,
BIG CHIEF STOCK POWDER CO., letter rela-
tive to drafting of farm labor written
by, 2804.
BIG FOUR HOLY ALLIANCE, remarks in
House relative to failure to keep world
peace of, A1879.
"BIGGEST LIE OF ALL," article by Senator
Thomas (Utah) from Reader's Scope
entitled, A3798.
BIG INCH IPE LINE, remarks in House rela-
tive to, 8919.
BIG INCH AND LITTLE INCH PIPE LINES,
remarks in Senate relative to operation
of, 9474.
Concurrent resolution to retain and
cperate (see S. Con. Res. 36).
BIGOT, poem entitled "The Bigot" by Alex-
ander M. Sullivan, A4196.
BIG SANDY RIVER, authorizing Slater
Branch Bridge and Road Club to con-
struct and operate a free suspension
bridge, near Williamson, W. Va., across
Tug Fork of (see bill H. R. 1184").
Statement to War Department by Repre-
sentative May relative to, A5077.
BIG THREE. See also CRIMEAN CONFERENCE.
Editorial from Washington Daily News
relative to, A605.
Remarks in House relative to policies to-
wards Poland of, A1608, A1684.
Remarks in House relative to trouble-
some problems confronting, A455.
Remarks in House relative to agree-
ments of, A755.
Remarks in House relative to decisions
on Poland by, A669.
BILBO, THEODORE G., (a Senator from
Mississippi).
Appointed on Board of Visitors to United
States Merchant Marine Academy, 516.
Appointed on committee, 169, 170.
Appointed on funeral committee, 333.
Appointed conferee, 4586, 5963, 7434,
11871.
Article by Gould Lincoln from Wash-
ington Star relative to campaign of
PAC and Farmers' Union, A1669.
Article by William Parker in Wall Street
Journal entitled "United States Plans
10-year $4,600,000,000 Campaign to
Give Stability to Cotton South,"
A2253.
Article by Grover C. Schwartz entitled
"They Shall Not March Alone-The
Spirit of the American Chaplain,"
A2107.
Article by Thurman Sensing relative to
attitude of South on Fair Employ-
ment Practice Commission, A2452.
Article by Mrs. Roosevelt relative to the
FEPC, 6806.
Article entitled "The White Man's Role,"
£890.
INDEX
BILBO, THEODORE G.-Continued.
Article entitled "When 'Liberals' Become
Fascists," 6889.
Article by Demps Alexander Oden en-
titled "The Negro Disillusioned,"
A4472.
Article from Chicago Sun relative to cor-
respondence between Senator Bilbo
and Miss Flora J. Cooke, Chicago, Ill.,
A3790.
Article by Westbrook Pegler from Wash-
ington Times-Herald entitled "Fair
Enough" relative to DAR's Negro pol-
icy, A5351.
Associated Press dispatca by Senator
Russell relative to the FEPC, 6900.
Correspondence with Joseph C. Grew,
Acting Secretary of State, concerning
freedom-of-the-air agreements made
at International Civil Aviation Confer-
ence, Chicago, Ill., 6089.
Correspondence relative to FEPC between
Armand May, William Holmes Bordens,
and M. Ashly Jones of Atlanta, Ga.,
6336.
Editorial from Charleston (S. C.) News
and Courier, E804.
Editorial from Mobile (Ala.) Register en-
titled "Prospective New Move for More
FEPC Funds Should Be Defeated,"
6893. 6895.
Editorial from the Southern Outlook en-
titled "The FEPC and Hell," 6892.
Editorial from West Hartford (Conn.)
Metropolitan News entitled "FEPC-a
Gestapo for America," A3291,
Editorial from Southern Agriculturist on
cotton research, A4634.
Excerpts from the book entitled "What
the Negro Wants," 6804.
Letter from Wendell Phillips Dodge bear-
ing arguments of railroads against
water transportation, A586.
Letter by Charlie McNeil, Mississippi
Federated Cooperatives, relative to
control of agricultural programs, 4506.
Letter by W. L. Jackson, Baltimore, Md.,
favoring resettlement of West Africa
by Negroes, A2615.
Letter by L. L. Scot, Savannah, Ga., rel-
ative to Fair Employment Practices
Committee, A2647.
Letter from National Association for Ad-
vancement of Colored People in San
Francisco relative to fair employment
practices, 6899.
Letter from Patricia Murphy Frank rela-
tive to fair employment practices, 6900.
Letter from P. N. Howell relative to fair
employment practices, 6892.
Letter relative to filibustering from John
F. Ryan, general organizer, Newspaper
Guild of New York, 6804.
Letter to John F. Ryan relative to fili-
bustering, 6805.
Letter to Mrs. Patricia Murphy Frank rel
ative to fair employment practices,
6900.
Letter to Rev. William H. Borders, Dr. M.
Ashby Jones, and Armand May relative
to the FEPC, 6805.
Letter to Virginia R. Seymour, San Fran-
cisco, relative to insertion in Record of
certain resolution, 6899.
Letter relative to FEPC from Southern
Hardware Jobbers' Association, 6337.
Letter from a soldier on the race prob-
lem, A3660.
Letter, Walter Winchell, A3702.
Letter by W. Hume Logan to Dorothy
Thompson regarding race problem,
A4376.
Message by Mayor Roger Lapham veto-
ing a resolution approving California
Fair Employment Practices Act, A2614.
Poem by Horace C. Carlisle as tribute to
late Senator Maloney, A315.
Radio address by Senator Pepper on an-
niversary of Thomas A. Edison, A1858.
BILBO, THEODORE G.-Continued.
Statement appearing in CIO News rela-
tive to fair employment practices, 6891.
Statement by Mrs. Eugene Meyer before
a gathering in New Jersey relative to
fair employment practices, 6896.
Statement by the National Economic
Council of New York City relative to
fair employment practices, 6886.
Statement by Westbrook Pegler relative
to fair employment practices, 6891.
Tables showing employees and salaries
in FEPC offices, 6810, 6811.
Telegram from A. J. Englishby relative to
the FEPC, 6901.
Amendments offered by, to
Land-grant railroad rates (H. R. 694):
to amend, 9216, 9393, 9394.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Army: to remove restrictions relating to
appointment of retired commissioned
officers to civilian positions (see bill
S. 129), 79.
Bureau of the Census: to provide for col-
lection and publication of statistical
information by (see bill S. 1703).12232.
District of Columbia: construction of
bridge across Potomac River (see bill
S. 119), 78.
to amend act to fix salaries of
-
school teachers (see bill S. 124), 79.
- to provide for disposition of
funds collected by examining, licens-
ing, and other boards (see bill S. 125),
79.
- to establish Metropolitan Police
Department Band (see bill S. 126), 79.
- to amend act relative to registra-
tion of births (see bill S. 127), 79.
- establish Department of Pub]c
Welfare (see bill S. 121), 78. -
- Life Insurance Act amendment
(see bill S. 120), 78.
-to amend act to establish standard
weights and measures (see bill S. 122),
78. 0
to amend act relating to District
Training School (see bill S. 123), 79.
- to acquire certain lands adjacent
to Rock Creek Park (see bill S. 461),
778.
- to amend law relating to insane
criminals (see bill S. 463), 778.
- to amend act for recording and
releasing liens on automobiles in (see
bill S. 587), 1211.
author!zing transfer for park pur-
poses of certain lands near Chesapeake
.and Nichols Avenue SW (see bill
S. 607), 1349.
-to amend act to establish standard
weights and measures (see bill S. 785),
2635.
- to increase salary of executive
secretary of Nurses Examining Board
(see bill S. 806), 2969.
-to amend act levying tax on dogs
(see bill S. 899), 3537.
-to amend act to prevent and con-
trol spread of communicable and pre-
ventable diseases (see bill S. 1008),
4691.
- payment of retired pay to certain
retired judges of police and municipal
courts of (see bill S. 1381), 8468.
District of Columbia Alley Dwelling Act:
to amend (see bill S. 1066), 5177.
District of Columbia Training School: to
open road within (see bill S. 1304),
7957.
Eager, Constance: to pension (see bill
5. 608), 1349.
Military Academy: to increase number of
cadets (see bill S. 128), 79.
Military and Naval Academies: to estab-
lish additional (see bills S. 192, 193),
162.
Mississippi: to amend Judicial Code to
provide for three judicial districts for
State of (see bill S. 981), 4381.

BXLBO, THEODORE G.-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Motor vehicles, District of Columbia:
amend act relating to (see S. 1212).
7041.
National Memorial Stadium: advance of
funds for plans for (see bill S. 1174),
6322.
-to advance funds for (see bill
S. J. Res. 83), 7432.
Naval Academy: to increase number of
midshipmen (see bill 5. 130), 79.
Public Health Service: to remove re-
strictions to appointment of retired
officers as Superintendent of Gallinger
Municipal Hospital (see bill S. 1067).
5177.
St. Amant, Edmond J. Jr., and wife: for
relief (see bill S. 980), 4381.
Saucier, James Alves: for relief (see bill
S. 831), 3144.
Social Security Act: to amend (see bill
S. 1238), 7273.
Taxation of rolling stock in District of
Columbia (see bill S. 1278), 7665.
Motions and resolutions offered by
District of Columbia: to investigate gaso-
line shortage (see S. Res. 23), 84.
- to amend act to regulate business
of insurance (see bill S. 685), 1756.
-- to provide for recording veterans'
discharge certificates (see bill S. 638),
1410.
Fuhrmann, Ernest L.,: for relief (see bill
S. 711), 1887.,
Hackney, Allie J.: to pay compensation
(see S. Res. 124), 4101.
Lambert, Hattie L.: to pay compensation
(see S. Res. 22), 84.
Madeoy, Annie: to pay compensation (see
S. Res. 81), 1213.
Renarks by, on
Agricultural programs: control of, 4505.
Agriculture: scientific research affecting,
8815-8817.
Alley dwellings: use and occupation of,
7068.
Appropriations: reduction of certain,
10830.
Armed forces: discharge of fathers, 12511.
Atomic energy: reference of bill relating
to 9329, 9330.
Atrocities in German prison camps, 3628.
Bureaucrats, 4505.
Civil-service employees: military serv-
ice, 8594, 8595.
Daughters of the American Revolution:
action of certain Protestant clergy-
men, 10074.
District of Columbia: abandonment of
condemnatlor proceedings, 10930.
enforcement of law in the, 7068.
hospital center, 4259, 4384, 4389-
4391.
- Servicemen's Readjustment Act,
11871.
- school teachers' salaries, 7446,
7447, 7628.
- taxes on dogs, 7068.
- voluntary apprenticeship, 10924.
- weights and measures, 2834.
Economic conditions: investigation in
certain States, 8594.
Fair Employment Practices Committee,
4399, 4941, 5468, 6027, 6336, 6337, 6910,
7154, 7155, 7279, 7453, 7454, 7455, 7456,
7464, 12511.
- article from Boston Traveler,
6027.
- article from PM (newspaper)
7279.
- correspondence with Ralph Mark
Gilbert, 7997, 7998.
- letter 'by L. Llewellyn Scott to
editor of the Manuscript, 4941.
. letter from DeWitt Emery, presi-
dent of National Small Business Men's
Association, Akron, Ohio, 5468.
-_ letter by Thomas B. Dawson, West
Hartford, Conn., 7279.
-letter by Allen K. Swann, Evans-
ville, Ind., 7154.
INDEX
BILBO, THEODORE G.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Fair Employment Practices Committee,
letter to Rabbi Stanley R. Bray, 7997.
- pressure groups in New York, 7995.
resolution of Long Beach (Calif.)
Chamber of Commerce, 6087.
-- unsigned letter from Italian lady
in Brooklyn, 7996.
Farley, Joseph P.: confirmation, 12447.
Federal employees: health programs,
10929.
Food and Agriculture Organization of
United Nations, 7866.
Gallinger Municipal Hospital: superin-
tendent of, 7068.
German prison camps: visit by Senators,
3633.
Housing for veterans, 11811.
Kelly, Maj. Edward J.: promotion, 3651.
Land-grant railroad rates, 9225, 9226,
9228, 9229, 9237, 9309, 9311, 9313, 9314,
9315, 9316, 9317, 9318, 9320, 9321, 9377,
9379, 9384-9393, 9990.
letters from Secretaries of War,
Interior, and Treasury, 9318, 9319.
-- statement by Fulton Lewis, 9384.
Marcantonio, Vito: correspondence re-
garding Josephine Piccolo, 7995.
Members of Congress: expense allowance,
5191.
Military and Naval Academies: need of
additional, 161.
National Memorial Stadium, 7843, 11548.
-preliminary report, 10253, 10254.
Negroes: voluntary resettlement in
Africa, 4399.
address delivered in the Senate
April 24, 1937, 4400.
correspondence with Lewis L.
Scott (Negro pastor), 4399.
Newton, Robert, Wiggins, Miss., 2599.
Pearson Drew: denunciation of, 2011.
- article on conditions at Walter
Reed Hospital and reply by patients
2012.
thereto, 2011,
-reply to false statement re oppo-
sition of Senator Bilbo to Aubrey Wil-
liams, 2599.
Piccolo, Josephine: correspondence re-
garding, FEPC, 7995.
Policemen and firemen: salaries of, 7068.
Racial prejudice: reply to charges of,
7279.
Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act, 6336.
Revenue Act of 1945, 9952.
Roosevelt, Anna Eleanor: confirmation,
12440.
-- statement on race question, 12512.
Roosevelt, Franklin D.: to print fourth
inaugural address (S. Doc. 40), 3708.
-- tribute to, by John Bell Williams
of Raymond, Miss., A1893.
Small business (bill S. 105), 2253.
Strange Fruit (book by Lillian Smith) :
opinion of Massachusetts Supreme
Court, 8803.
Summers, Chester L.: confirmation, 804.
Transportation: movement of Govern-
ment traffic, 8593.
United Nations Charter, 8158.
United Nations Organization: nomina-
tion of American representatives,
12323.
UNRRA: additional appropriation,
11461, 11462.
War agencies appropriation bill, 6803-
6819, 6822-6824, 6885-6906, 6925, 7051,
7064.
Williams, Aubrey, 2107, 2391, 2392, 2394,
2396, 2525, 2599, 2613, 2614, 2617, 2618,
2619.
-comment on memorial dinner to,
2935. ' Veterans: copies of records (H. R. 3868,
-letter to Ralph H. Herrin, Collins,
Miss., 2012.
- reply to advertisement signed
"Friends of," 2012.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Agriculture and Forestry:
Limestone County, Tex. (S. 1471, Rept.
785), 10892.
BILBO, -THEODORE G.-Continued.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Commerce:
All-American Flag Line, Inc. (S. 326,
Rept. 805, Pt. II), 11281.
Barton, William H.: nomination, 7704.
Bennett, Louis L.: nomination, 12263.
Coast and Geodetic Survey: nomina-
tions, 5339.
Coast Guard: nominations, 8004.
Coast Guard Academy: nominations of
graduates, 5339.
Derby, Wilfrid N.: nomination, 7703.
Farley, Joseph F.: nomination, 12437.
Gorman, Frank J.: nomination, 7703.
Harbor improvements (H. R. 4083, Rept.
659). 9938.
Jordan, Beckwith: nomination, 7704.
McElligott, Raymond T.: nomination,
7703.
Mississippi River bridge (S. 1259, Rept.
657), ,9938.
Missouri River bridge (S. 1425, Rept.
658), 9938.
Reed-Hill, Ellis: nomination, 7704.
Ryan, Michael J.: nomination, 7704.
Scammell, William K.: nomination, 7704.
Stika, Joseph E.: nomination, 12263.
Towle, William F.: nomination, 7704.
Webster, Edward M.: nomination, 7704,
Whitbeck, John E.: nomination, 7704.
Committee on the District of Columbia:
Abandonment of condemnation proceed-
ings (H. R. 2938, Rept. 744), 10693.
Alley Dwelling Act (H. R. 3201, Rept.
444), 6872.
Better enforcement of law (H. R. 2856,
Rept. 443), 6872.
Board of Education employees (S. 124,
Rept. 117), 2747.
Corporations (S. 2874, Rept. 728), 10632.
District Training School (S. 123, Rept.
116), 2747.
Dog taxes (H. R. 2995, Rept. 449), 6986.
Emergency Rent Act (H.R. 3979, Rept.
733); 10632.
Employees: salary adjustment (H. R.
3291, Rept. 446), 6872.
Females: hours of employment (H. R.
2122, Rept. 121), 2747.
Funds collected by certain boards and
commissions (S. 125, Rept. 118), 2747.
Gasoline: Investigation (S. Res. 23), 192.
Insane criminals (S. 463, Rept. 119), 2747.
Kelley, Edward J. (H. R. 2687, Rept.
197), 3602.
Motor vehicles: recording liens (S. 1212,
Rept. 726), 10632.
National Memorial Stadium (S. J. Res.
83, Rept. 468), 7664.
Policemen and firemen (H. R. 2875, Rept.
288), 4933).
- salaries (H. R. 3995), 12031.
Providence Hospital (S. 1383, Rept. 599),
9005.
Railroads: taxation (S. 1278, Rept. 727),
10632.
Rockfish (H. R. 3636, Rept. 729), 10632.
Rock Creek Park (S. 461), 2240.
School teachers' salaries (H. R. 3376,
Rept. 457), 7430.
Servicemen's Readjustment Act (see bill
,S.1152), 10788.
Superintendent of Gallinger Hospital
(H. R. 3257, Rept. 445), 6872.
Tax-exempt property (H. J. Res. 236,
Rept. 734), 10632.
Traffic act (H. R. 2552, Rept. 122), 2747.
Training school (H. R. 3873, Rept. 732),
10632.
Trust companies (H. R. 3867, Rept. 730),
10632.
Rept. 731), 10632.
- discharge certificates (S. 638, Rept.
120), 2747.
Voluntary apprenticeship (S. 1189, Rept.
725), 10632.
Weights and measures (S. 122; H. R. 2745,
Rept. 115), 2747, 2834.
Votes of. See YEA-ANO-NAY VOTES.

BILBO'S LETTER TO MISS PICCOLO, reso-
lution by Italian-American Citizens
League of Warren, Ohio, relative to,
A3777.
"BILL OF DUTIES-EGALITt OBLIGE," arti-
cle by John Kirkland Clark from Bar
Bulletin entitled, A3644.
BILL OF RIGHTS, certificate of incorpora-
tion of World Bill of Rights Associa-
tion, Inc., A4784.
Constitution of World Bill of Rights As-
sociation, Inc., A4794.
Joint resolution to provide for proper
observance of one hundred and fifty-
fourth anniversary of adoption of first
10 amendments to the Constitution,
known as (see S. J. Res. 86).
News release relative to presentation to
Library of Congress by Barney Balaban
of an enrolled copy of original, A1326.
Remarks in House relative to Committee
for Constitutional Government's plan
to distribute copy, A1609.
Remarks In Senate relative to, 170.
Speeches by Barney Balaban and Luther
H. Evans upon presentation to Library
of Congress of an enrolled copy of
original, A1326.
BILL OF .RIGHTS DAY, designate Decem-
ber 15 of each year as (see S. J. Res. 115,
124; H. J. Res. 273, 285).
BILLINGS (MONT.) GAZETTE, editorial
paying tribute to Arthur L. Stone from,
A1482.
Editorial entitled "Montana Sets the
Pace" from, A3117.
Editorial, Montana Again in Vanguard
from, A5279.
BILLINGS (MONT.) MARKET WEEK, re-
marks in House relative to discrimina-
tion of ODT against, A2380.
BILLINGTON, DALLAS F., article, Govern-
ment Officials Warned, from Washing-
ton Evening Star by, A4736.
BILLS, IRVING KILBURN, relief (see bill S.
276).
BILLS AND MODE OF AMENDING LAWS, to
establish joint rules of Senate and
House relating to (see S. Con. Res. 10).
BILLUPS OIL CO.; relief (see bill H. R. 1477).
BILOHAN, EVA, relief (see bill H. R. 4371).
BIMETALLISM, correspondence between Rep-
resentative White and Edward M.
Campbell relative to operation of,
A4395.
BINDER, CARROLL, JR., excerpt from diary
of late, A2773.
BINDERUP, CHARLES G. (a former Repre-
sentative from Nebraska)
Articles on Bretton Woods agreement,
A1433, A2317.
BINGHAM, MONNIE L., relief (see bill H. R.
5110.
BINGLAY, MALCOLM, article on Nazi atroci-
ties, from Akron (Ohio) Beacon-Jour-
nal by, A2803.
BIOFF, WILLIAM, letter and resolutions by
technicians rela-
international sound
tive to release from prison of, A208.
Remarks In House relative to inaccurate
statement by Representative Smith
(Wis.) regarding reduction in prison
sentence of, A176.
Remarks in House relative to parole of,
A58.
Statement by Attorney General of the
United States relative to reduction in
prison sentence of, A176.
"BIOFF-BROWNE PAROLE," editorial from
Milwaukee Journal captioned, A58.
OF CON-
BIOGRAPHICAL DIRECTORY
GRESS, to print a revised edition of
(see H. Con. Res. 107).
BIPARTISAN PEACE, remarks in House rela-
tive to, 7661.
BIRD, FRED, relief (see bill H. R. 1134).
INDEX
BIRMINGHAM, ALA., advertisement of sur-
plus Army goods from a newspaper of,
A1020.
BIRMINGHAM (ALA.) AGE-HERALD, article
entitled "While We Read History We
Make History," by John Temple Graves
from, A201.
Article on labor victimized by TVA, by
Robert W. Kincey from, A284.
Article entitled "FEPC in Jeopardy," by
Ernest Lindley from, A3266.
Article relative to construction of paper
plants in the South by John Temple
Graves by, A3508.
Editorial paying tribute to Senator Elbert
D. Thomas (Utah) by McClellan Van de
Veer from, A224.
Editorial entitled "Roosevelt Today," by
McClellan Van de Veer from, A292.
BIRMINGHAM (ALA.) NEWS, editorial en-
titled "Truman Rings True" from,
A1916.
Editorial relative to amending Constitu-
tion to change ratification of treaties
from, A2171.
Editorial entitled "Victory in Europe"
from, A2360.
BIRMINGHAM (ALA.) NEWS-AGE HERALD,
article by Robert W. Kincey including
statement of Sam E. Roper answering
criticism of William Mitch of TVA
from, A1293.
BIRTH CERTIFICATES, to authorize accept-
ance by Federal agencies of certifica-
tion from records of armed forces as to
place and date of birth of a veteran
(see bill H. R. 736).
BIRTH RECORDS, to establigh uniform pro-
cedure relative to the proof of age,
place of birth, or of death (see bills
H. R. 1108, 1209).
Bill to authorize Director of Census to
issue certifications of (see bill H. R.
1188).
BISBEE (ARIZ.) DAILY REVIEW, editorial
entitled "Colonel Edwin N. Hardy Re-
tires" from, A3975.
BISGYER, MAURICE, editorial entitled "The
Wilners Make Their Supreme Contri-
bution" from National Jewish Monthly
by, A1474.
BISHOP, C. W. (Runt) (a Representative from
Illinois).
Appointed on committee, 491, 4S2.
Appointed on funeral committee, 2632.
Editorial from Carbondale (Ill.) Free
Press on Government-sponsored medi-
cal care, A2506.
Elected to committee (see H. Res. 235,
272), 8052, 5217.
Resignation from committees, 5217.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Mississippi River: for reexamination of
certain levee and drainage districts in
Illinois (see bill H. R. 4852), 11156.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 4498.
State legislatures, 4575.
Remarks by, on
James V.: eulogy, 2631, A2449.
Heidinger,
Interior Department appropriation bill,
3928.
Mott, James Wheaton: eulogy, 10628.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
BISMARCK (N. DAK.) TRIBUNE, article en-
titled "Hanley on Americanism" from,
A1327.
Editorial relative to views on capitalistic
system of Kenneth W. SimOns from,
A725.
Editorial entitled "Constitution as a
Model" by Kenneth W. Simons from,
A1929.
Editorial entitled "In Defense of Mr.
Pierce" from, A3328.
Editorial entitled "Congress Should Do
It" by Kenneth W. Simons from, A4330.
BISSINGER, ANDREW J., adjusted-service
certificate (see bill H. R. 691).
BITUMINOUS COAL ACT OF 1937, amend
subsection (i) of part II of section 4
of (see bill H. R. 102).
BITUMINOUS COAL AND COKE, authorizing
investigation of maximum prices of
(see H. Res. 271).
BITUMINOUS COAL INDUSTRY, urging War
Department and War Manpower Com-
m'ssion to take immediate action to
assure adequate manpower to (see H.
Con. Res. 67; S. Con. Res. 21*).
Joint resolution creating a commission
to investigate ways and means of im-
proving postwar economic conditions
in (see H. J. Res. 133).
Remarks in House relative to, 7925.
Remarks in Senate relative to manpower
in, 7846,
BJORNSON, E. HJALMAR, interview relative
to Norway's resistance movement from
M14inneapolis Tribune of Eirind Berg-
grar by, A389.
BLACK, BENJAMIN W., statement relative to
inducements to doctors for veteran
hospitals by, A5120.
BLACK, BOYD B., relief (see bill H. R. 2006*).
BLACK, CLARA, relief (see bill H. R. 2737*).
BLACK, HARRY LEON, relief (see bill H. R.
2737").
BLACK, HUGO L. (Associate Justice, Supreme
Court), address at Hollywocd Bowl by,
A3538.
Address by Fred M. Vinson in Washing-
ton at testimonial dinner honoring,
A1924.
BLACK, LORING M., JR., remarks in House
relative to, 7007, A3137.
BLACKBURN, CLEO, excerpt from article by
Roger William Riis and Webb Waldron
from Reader's Digest relative to award
by Indianapolis Junior Chamber of
Commerce to, A4049.
BLACK DRAGON SOCIETY IN JAPAN, arti-
cle by George Creel from Reader's Di-
gest relative to history of, A3849.
Remarks in House relative to General
MacArthur's order to abolish, A3849.
BLACKDUCK (MINN.) AMERICAN, article
relative to shortage of butter from,
A253.
BLACKETER, MARTHA J.,increase pension
(see bill H. R. 1138).
BLACK HAWK DIVISION, remarks in House
relative to, 9106.
"BLACK HILLS AS WORLD HEADQUAR-
TERS," editorial captioned, A2022.
BLACK HILLS COUNTRY-LOCATION OF
UNITED NATIONS CAPITAL, pam-
phlet on, A5141.
BLACK HILLS DRIVE BROUGHT UNO SITE
TO UNITED STATES, article by Fred
C. ChristoL.herson from Soux Falls (S.
Dak.) Daily Argus Leader entitled,
A5728.
BLACK HILLS-UNITED NATIONS' CAPI-
TAL, article from New Yorker relative
to, A3203.
BLACK HILLS OF SOUTH DAKOTA, letter
by Representative Mundt relative to
location of permanent home for inter-
national peace capital in, A1682.
Remarks in House relative to establish-
ing perma, ent peace capital in, A1867.
Remarks in Senate relative to the pro-
posed location of the world capital
in, 10001.
Statement by Governor Sharke (S. Dak.
relative to selection of permanent
peace capital site in, A1867.
"BLACK HILLS SUITED FOR WORLD
CAPITAL," article from Sioux Falls
(S. Dak.) Argus Leader entitled, A1969.
!'BLACKLISTS," editorial from Prevent World
War III entitled, A4653.

BLACKMAN, ROBERT LEE, relief of estate
(see bill H. R. 4833).
BLACK-MARKET CONDITIONS, report by
Stanley Kreutzer of a special study of,
A3441.
BLACK-MARKET OPERATIONS IN UNRRA
SUPPLIES, remarks in House relative
to, A5233.
BLACK-MARKET TRADERS, statement by
Elmer L. Irey relative to 'activities of
Treasury Department in apprehending,
A362.
BLACK MARKETS, imposing additional pen-
alties for engaging in black-market op-
erations (see bill H. R. 2792).
Remarks in House relative to, 5167.
Remarks in House relative to policies of
OPA and, 6573.
Remarks in House relative to flourishing,
A1676, A1757.
Resolution of the Washington (D. C.)
Federation of Churches urging all citi-
zens to refuse patronage of, 5841.
Statistics relative to, A2539.
"BLACK MARKETS ARE TREASONABLE,"
article by Oscar Vogle from National
Food Distributor's Journal entitled,
A2438.
BLACK MARKETS: OPA PRICE-CONTROL
POLICY, editorial from New York
Times relative to, A5105.
BLACKMORE, JOHN R. ET AL'., relief of es-
tate (see bill H. R. 23 00*).
BLACKNEY. WILLIAM J. (a Representative
from Michigan).
Appointe, on committee, 88.
Article appearing in Flint (Mich.) News-
Advertiser by George H. Maimes en-
titled "Scrapping of War Tools at Tank
Plant Explained," A5650.
Remarks by on.
Automobile dealers: OPA regulations,
A4920.
Navy: disposition of vessels and facili-
ties. 5365.
- postwar composition, 10164.
Navy and Marine Corps: increase per-
sonnel, 11440.
Postal employees: salary increase, 4624.
William Randolph Hearst: award by
Army and Navy Union, A3058.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
BLACKWELDER, OSCAR F., address entitled
"Thanksgiving-A Dedication" at
Washington Cathedral by, A5088.
Prayer at service in Washington on ob-
serv,,nce of VE-day by, A2388.
Radio address on world problems-need
of spiritual influence by, A3370.
BLAINE, ANITA McC., letter relative to Wal-
lace's influence must be conserved by,
A542.
BLAINE, JAMES G., statement relative to
monetizing of silver by, A3687.
BLAIR, ALGERNON, to adjudicate claim of
(see bill H. R. 21611.
BLAIR, FRED B., poem entitled "Northeast
Passage," from Milwaukee Journal by,
A454.
BLAIR. MORRIS M., letter urging defeat of
S. 380 to provide full employment by,
A3822.
BLAIR, WILLIAM M., article entitled, "War
Ban is Urgent, 515 Scientists Say,"
from New York Times by, A4684.
BLAKE, ROBERT, increase pension (see bill
H. R. 1876).
BLANCHARD, ANNA, et al, relief (see bill
H. R. 4338).
BLANCHARD, FRANK E., relief (see bill S.
688).
BLANCHET, WILLIAM B., affidavit relative
to flag which flew over Capitol at dec-
claration of war upon Germany and
Japan by, A3636.
INDEX
BLANCHFIELD, FLORENCE A. (colonel, Army
Nurse Corps), remarks in House rela-
tive to award of Distinguished Service
Medal to, A2944.
BLAND, SCHUYLER OTIS (a representative
from Virginia).
Address of Admiral Russell R. Waesche
before Maritime Law Association, New
York, N. Y., A2356.
Address by Representative Snyder at
launching of Victory ship, Baltimore,
Md., 4866.
Address by Thomas M. Woodward paying
Tribute to Dead and Missing Merchant
Seamen, delivered at' New York City,
A2562.
Address by Almon E. Roth relative to
American overseas- air service, A3493.
Appointed on committee, 15,275.
Appointed on funeral committee, 3356.
Appointment of members of Board of
Visitors to Coast Guard academy, 292.
Appointment of members of Board of
Visitors to Merchant Marine Academy,
292.
Article entitled, "The Coast Guard Does
Another Great Job," A837.
Article by Stanley Ferguson entitled,
"Great Britain Seen in Strong Post-war
Shipping Position," A1714.
Article from Shipping World by Archi-
bald Hurd on expansion of Japanese
shipping, A1754.
Article by Lewis W. Douglas in Atlantic
Monthly entitled. "Scheme to Scuttle
American Merchant Marine," A2111.
Article by John E. Otterson on American
merchant marine after the war. A1975.
Article by Frank J. Taylor entitled "Ship-
ping Receipts held Small Factor in
Balance of Trade," A2885.
Article by Elizur Yale Smith on develop-
ment of the Coast Guard, A4678.
Article by Gould Lincoln in Washington
Star entitled "Hold Fast to Huge
Merchant Marine," A3832.,
Letter from Admiral Vickery enclosing
statistics of ships built, A1129.
Letter by H. L. Vickery giving report on
Maritime Commission's program,
A1739.
Letter from Maritime Commission giv-
ing report on ship construction as of
May 1, 1945, A2093.
Letter from Admiral Vickery and sum-
mary from Maritime Commission rela-
tive to ship construction, A2943.
Paper by Howard L. Vickery on adapta-
bility for postwar service of United
States Maritime Commission C type
and Victory type ships, A2695.
Sermon by Dr. A. J. McCartney, Wash-
ington, D. C., entitled "Blessed are
the Peacemakers," A1695.
Statement on reorganization of Con-
gress, 3007.
Statement of United States Maritime
Commission in answer to assertions by
Lewis W. Douglas, A1875.
Table: United States merchant ship pro-
duction, 1936-44, A63.
-merchant ships as of February
1945, A1129.
- ship construction, January 31,
1945, A626.
-ship construction, A2093.
-ship construction through June
1945, A3365.
Amendments offered by, to
Armed forces voluntary enlistment bill
(H. R. 3951) : to amend, 8702, 8718.
Government agencies: reorganization
(H. R. 4129): to amend, 9440, 9441.
Vessels (H. R. 3603): to amend relative
to sale of surplus, 9200, 9201, 9274,
9277, 9279, 9281, 9286, 9287, 9289.
Bills and ioint resolutions introduced by
Aberdeen Creek, Va.: to survey (see bill
H. R. 4089), 8659.
Board of Engineers for Rivers and Har-
bors: preparation of estimates and
plans by (see bill H. R. 11), 18.
BLAND, SCHUYLER OTIS-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Bonum Creek, Va.: survey (see bill H. R.
18), 18.
Booth, William H.: for relief (see bill H.
R. 2953), 3531.
Bransons Cove, Va.: survey (see bill
H. R. 24), 18.
Browns Bay, Va.: survey (see bill H. R.
23), 18.
Canal Zone Code: to amend (see bill-
H R. 362), 24.
Clements, David 0.: for relief of estate
(see bill H. R. 257), 32.
Coast Guard: authorizing certain in-
vestigations by (see bill H. R. 3139),
4302.
-- _to establish grade of admiral (see
bill H. R. 1646), 431.
Colonial National Historical Park, Va.:
authorize bridge, roads, etc., within
(see bill H. R. 26), 18.
Davis Creek, Va.: survey (see bill H. R.
22), 18.
Deep Creek, Va.: survey (see bill H. R.
17), 18.
Dobbins, Neva: to pension (see bill
H. R. 251), 32.
Dyer Creek, Va.: survey (see bill H. R.
16), 18.
Farnhaur Creek, Va.: survey (see bill
H. R. 20), 18.
Finneys Creek, Va.: survey (see bill H. R.
12), 18.
Fleming, James: for relief (see bill H. R.
250), 32.
Gargathy Inlet, Va.: survey (see bill
H. R. 13), 18.
Gulf Intracoastal Waterway: rules for
preventing collisions in (see bill H. R:
3861), 7890.
Hallett, William A.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 254), 32.
Harpers Creek, Va.: to survey (see bill
H. R. 2815), 2933.
Head, Dr. Luther J.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 256), 32.
Jackson Creek, Va.: survey (see bill H. R.
14), 18.
Kings Creek, Va.: survey (see bill H. R.
19), 18.
Manitowoc, Wis.:'to repeal act convey-
ing lighthouse keeper's residence to
Otto Oas Post, Veterans of Foreign
Wars (see bill H. R. 29), 18.
Maryland Sanitary Manufacturing
Corp., Baltimore, Md.: for relief (see
bill H. R. 4616), 10483.
Melson, J. T.: for relief (see bill H. R.
3157), 4339.
Merchant Marine: to amend act to pro-
vide reemployment rights for persons
who leave their positions to serve in
(see bill H. R. 3973), 8466.
- relief fund for seamen and their
needy dependents (see bill H. R. 28),
18.
Merchant Marine Act: to amend section
511 (i), (see bill H. R. 1623), 367.
Merchant sailors: to-amend act to pro-
vide for issuance of devices in recog-
nition of services (see bill H. R. 2581),
2072.
Merchant vessels: to sell certain Gov-
ernment-owned (see bill H. R. 1425),
268.
Moore, James J.: for relief (see bill H. R.
252), 32.
Morgan, Dorothy: for relief (see bill H.
R. 4016), 8575.
Oertel, Barbara: to pension (see bill H.
R. 253), 32.
Panama Canal: to investigate means of
increasing capacity and security of
(see bill H. R. 4480), 10042.
Parrotts Creek, Va.: survey (see bill H. R.
21), 18.
Public Law 41: to amend (see bill H. R.
3802), 7551.
Rappahannock River, Va.: survey (see
bill H. R. 25), 18.
72
BLAND, SCHUYLER OTIS-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Rehoboth-Assateague National Seashore:
to establish (see bill H. R. 27), 18.
Secretaries of War and Navy: to amend
act relating to disposition, of con-
demned ordnance, etc., by (see bill
H. R. 2542), 1958.
Secretary of the Navy: to provide for dis-
position of vessels, trophies, relics, etc.,
by (see bill H. R. 4684), 10691.
Taskmers Creek, Va.: survey (see bill
H. R. 15), 18.
Vessels: to extend act relating to radio
communications service of (see bill
H. R. 3267), 4776.
-surplus, sale of (see H. R. 3603),
6870.
Virginia: to compensate Prince William
County and York County for roads
seized by United States at Quantico,
Va. (see bill H. R. 30), 19.
War Shipping Administration:* to re-
fund certain freights for transporta-
•tion of frustrated voyages (see bill
H. R. 2633), 2310.
Welsh, Edna P.: to pension (see billH. R.
255), 32.
Yorktown, Va.: reconstruction of court-
house at (see bill H. R. 3333), 5252.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Committee on the Merchant Marine and
Fisheries: to continue investigation by
(see H. Res. 38), 31.
-to provide expenses of investiga-
tion conducted by (see H. Res. 152),
1470.
-to provide additional compensa-
tion for employees of (see H. Res.223),
3531.
Petitions and papers presented by,- from
Citizens and individuals, 838, 4339, 7342.
Societies and associations, 9873.
Remarks by, on
Armed forces voluntary enlistment bill,
8702, B718.
Army engineers: printing of certain re-
ports, 1256.
Board of Visitors of Merchant Marine
Academy: absence of members from
House, 5724.
Coast Guard: grade of admiral, 1259.
Committee on the Merchant Marine and
Fisheries: continuation of investiga-
tion, 1464, 1465, 1466.
District of Columbia: sale of rockfish,
8926.
-salaries of police and firemen,
11742.
Domestic rabbits: re-reference of bill
H. R. 95), 424.
Executive departments: conference re-
port, 11964.
Federal Aid Airport Act, 9730.
France: transfer of vessels to, 2129.
-correspondence with E. R. Stet-
tinius, Jr., Leo T. Crowley, and Joseph
C. Crew, 2129, 2130.
Fur-bearing animals: re-reference of bill
(H. R. 2115), 1085.
Government agencies: reorganization,
9440, 9441.
Hanneveg, Christoffer: relief, 2493.
Lend-lease: contribution, 2123, 2129.
Maritime Commission: exemption from
reorganization bill, 11964.
Maritime Day, 4750.
-- Presidential proclamation, 4860,
4868.
Merchdnt Marine: tribue, 4860, 4868.
Morgan, Gerald D.: services of, 12538.
-resolution, 12539.
Panama Canal, 12528, 12529.
-retirement of employees, 1715.
- study of additional facilities,
10991.
Ramspeck, Robert: tribute to, 12538.
Ship construction: summary of, A3365.
INDEX
BLAND, SCHUYLER OTIS-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Vessels: sale of surplus, 9161, 9162, 9163,
9164, 9165, 9166, 9167, 9168, 9169, 9170,
9195, 9199, 9200, 9201, 9269, 9271, 9274,
9275, 9277, 9278, 9279, 9280, 9281, 9283,
9285, 9286, 9287, 9289.
Woodrum, Clifton A.: tribute to, 12197.
Reports made by, ,'rom
Committee on the Merchant Marine and
Fisheries:
Merchant sailors (H. R. 2581, Rept. 625),
5292.
Panama Canal (H. R. 4480, Rept. 1213),
10784.
Vessels: radio communications (H. R.
3267, Rept. 626), 5292.
Vessels, surplus (H. R. 3603, Rept. 831),
6978.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
BLANDFORD, JOHN B., Jr., remarks in House
relative to control over housing of,
A5107.
BLATTNER, STANLEY C., ET AL., relief (see
bill H. R. 4942).
BLEDSOE, 0. F., address, Economic Situ-
ation of the United States, before
Lions Club, Greenwood, Miss., by, A750.
Remarks in House relative to success in
cotton production of, A750.
"BLESSED IS THE PEACEMAKER,". address
by Fuller Warren paying tribute to
Franklin D. Roosevelt, entitled, A2556.
"BLESSED ARE THE PEACEMAKERS," ser-
mon by A. J. McCartney at Covenant
First Presbyterian Church, Washing-
ton, D. C., on subject, A1695. ,
BLEXRUD, H. J., ESTATE OF, relief (see bill
H. R. 791*).
BLIND PERSONS, provide for payment of an-
nuities to (see bill H. R. 1416).
Bill to prevent discrimination in the
administration of civil service laws
against (see bill S. 987).
Bill to encourage and promote employ-
ment in public service and private
enterprise of (see bill H. R. 3192).
Bill to provide for compensation to blind
persons for loss of earning power due
to blindness (see bill H. R. 2594).
Bill to prevent discrimination against
blind persons and persons with im-
paired visual acuity in administration
of civil service laws and rules (see bills
H. R. 2939, 3067).
BLIND VETERANS, remarks in Senate rela-
tive to bill (S.1599) to furnish seeing-
eye dogs for, 10694.
BLISS, LOUIS D., address by, A4960.
BLISS, RALPH K., tribute in House to, A4902.
BLISS, RAYMOND W. (brigadier general, U. S.
Army), letter relative to use of special
nurses at Walter Reed Hospital by,
A513.
BLISS, ROBERT W., ET AL., authorize Secre-
tary of Navy to convey Casa Dorinda
estate in Santa Barbara, Calif., to (see
bills S. 1117; H. R. 3427).
Letter from Secretary of Navy transmit-
ting draft of bill to convey Casa Do-
rinda estate, California, to, 5689.
BLIVEN, BRUCE, radio address on Russian-
American relations by, A3324.
BLOCK, MARY, relief (see bill H. R. 1710*).
BLODGETT, RALPH B., article entitled "We
Need Those Depressions," written by,
8345.
BLOEDEL DONOVAN LUMBER MILLS, au-
thorizing the cutting and removal of
certain timber purchased and paid
for by it from certain public lands in
Snohomish County, Wash., by (see bill
S. 1004).
BLOOD DONORS, provide for awards to (see
bill S. 1262).
BLOODGOOD, ELLSWORTH, increase pension
(see bill S. 1559).
"BLOOM, DELEGATE TO SAN FRANCISCO,"
article by Murray Frank from Jewish
Advocate entitled, A2530.
BLOOM, SOL (a Representative from New
York).
Address delivered by James A. Farley at
the fifty-second annual fall luncheon
meeting, Bronx Board of Trade, A5678.
Address on the radio by James A. Farley
in behalf of election" of O'Dwyer-
Joseph-Impellitteri, A4716.
Address by James A. Farley before Queens
County Democratic organization,
A4673.
Address by James A. Farley at Demo-
cratic rally, Flushing, N. Y., A4544.
Address by James A. Farley at -banquet
in honor of Juan Antonio Rios, Presi-
dent of Chile, at New York City, A4433.
Address by Vito Marcantonio at testi-
monial dinner to, A1720.
Address by Henry Morgenthau, Jr., be-
fore Hebrew Union College, Cincin-
nati, Ohio, A5513.
Address by Nelson A. Rockefeller before
Pan American Society of Massachu-
setts, Boston, Mass., A3795.
Address of Secretary of State Stettinius
at Mexico City, February 22, 1945,
A798.
Address by Edward R. Stettinius, Jr., at'
meeting in New York City in honor of,
A1733.
Address by Andrew T. Walker on pay of
postal employees, A2828.
Appointed on committee, 274.
Appointed on Committee on Plans for
Improvements to House Chamber, 7922.
Appointed on committee to escort Prime
-
l\Iinist Attlee, 10621.
Appointed on funeral committee, 3356.
Appointed a director of Columbia Insti-
tute for the Deaf, 549.
Article from New York Times entitled
"Lend Lease and Victory," A584.
Article by Kent Cooper in New York
Times Magazine entitled "To Prevent
War-No News Black-out' A1181.
Article from New York Times entitled
"Lend Lease," A1248.
Article by Murray Frank in Jewish Ad-
vocate entitled "Sol Bloom, Delegate
to San Francisco," A2530.
Article by James A. Farley in Reader's
Digest entitled "The Very Breath of
America," A3792.
Article by Murray Frank on Red Cross
aid to surviving Jews, A4317.
Article by Gould Lincoln on aid to starv-
ing peoples, A4663.
Article by Lowell Mellett on Palestine,
A4300.
Article by Sumner Wells entitled "Com-
monwealth of Palestine," A4765.
Article from Army and Navy Journal on
foreign affairs, A3931.
Communication from Leo T. Crowley,
Administrator, Foreign Economic Ad-
ministration, relative to lend-lease and
farm machinery, A305.
Editorial from New York Herald Tribune
entitled "Responsibility of Victory,"
A4767.
Editorial from New York "imes entitled
"White Artists Only," A4307.
Editorial from Washington (D. C.) Post
entitled "Ample Food to Share," A4090.
Editorials paying tribute to Oscar S. Cox,
A4302.
Editorial from New York Enquirer en-
titled "Secretary of Transportation,"
A5515.
Editorial on death of Gus Edwards,
A4835.
Editorial from Washington Post entitled
"UNRRA-Our Tragic Let-Down,"
A4820.

BLOOM, SOL-Continued.
Letter from Leo T. Crowley, Administra-
tor. Foreign Economic Administration,
relative to lend-lease and cigarette
shortage, A306.
Nominated and confirmed to be alter-
nate representative to General As-
sembly of the United' Nations, 12323,
12344, 12440, 12451.
Papers and documents pertaining to the
armistice with Italy, A4720.
Remarks in House on 75th birthday, 1986.
Remarks in House relative to statement
on Mussolini by, 4041.
Speech at Chicago, Ill., on anniversary
of Sentinel (newspaper), A174.
Tables: cigarette exports and produc-
tion, A306.
Amendments offered by, to
Lend-lease (H. R. 2013) : to amend, 2146.
United Nations Organization (S. 1580):
to amend, 12281.
United Nations Relief appropriation
(H. J. Res. 266), 10303.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Abdolah, Mohamed, for relief (see bill
H. R. 4171), 8950.
American Republics and Philippines: in-
terchange of persons with certain
skills with (H. R. 3835), 7742.
Bailey, John: to pay indemnity to
British Government on behalf of (see
bill H. R. 692), 57.
Berton, John J.: for relief (see bill H. R.
829), 59.
Beyer, William: for relief (see bill H. R.
823), 59.
Bial, Ludwig, and others: for relief (see
bill H. R. 832), 60.
Boric acid: relating to labeling (see bill
H. R. 686), 57.
Burstein, Morris, and wife: for relief (see
bill H. R. 816), 59.
Capello, Antonino: for relief (see bill
H. R. 824), 59.
Cavalieri, Joseph: for relief (see bill
H. R. 3780), 7506.
Constitution of the United States: to
amend relative to form of oath to be
taken by the President (see H. J.'Res.
81), 461.
Defense of the United States: to ex-
tend act to promote (see bill H. R.
2013), 870.
Department of State: to strengthen For-
eign Service (see bill H. R. 689), 57.
- to provide for dissemination
abroad of information and promotion
of interchange of persons, knowledge,
and skills (see bill H. R. 4982), 12029.
Federal buildings: to amend act for ac-
quisition of buildings and grounds in
foreigfA countries (see bill H. R. 685),
56.
Ferrari, Angelo: for relief (see bill H. R 1
2924), 3467.
Flag Day: to make a legal public holiday
(see bill H. R. 684), 56.
Fleckstein. John: for relief (see bill H. R.
819), 59.
Food and Agriculture Organization of
the United Nations: for membership
in (see H. Res. 145), 2888.
Foreign countries: to extend
and
broaden programs for interchange of
persons, knowledge, and skills with
(see bill H. R. 4368), 9642.
Foreign governments: to repeal act to
prohibit financial transactions with
those in default on obligations to
United States (see bill H. R. 690), 57.
Foreign Service: relief of certain officers
and employees (see bills H. R. 687, 691),
57.
Goldmann, Eisik, and others: for relief
(see bill H. R. E31), 59.
Goodsmith, Horace W.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 822), 59.
G ruder, Frederic: for relief (see bill H. R.
815), 59.
Haigh, Walter Clement: to increase pen-
sion (see bill H. R. 833), 60.
INDEX
BLOOM, SOL-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Hall, Emma: to increase pension (see
bill H. R. 830), 59.
Hart, Gussie, and husband: for relief
(see billH. R. 821), 59.
Hoffman, Mendel, and wife: for relief
(see bill H. R. 825), 59.
Hoffman, Moses: for relief (see bill H. R.
812), 59.
Honig, Mor, and others: for relief (see
bill H. R. 813), 59.
Humara, Manuel Maiz y: for relief (see
-bill H. R. 828), 59.
Inter-American Statistical Institute: to
amend law to enable United States to
become member (see H. R. 688), 57.
Intergovernmental Committee on Refu-
gees 'see H. J. Res. 223), 6785.
Marks, Merril M.: for relief (see bill H. R.
817), 59.
Matteson, David M.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 1345), 190.
Mellon, James F.: for relief (see bill H. R.
808), 59.
Mexico: relating to determination and
payment of certain claims against
Government of (see H. J. Res. 108),
1285.
- relating to determination and
payment of certain claims against Gov-
ernment of (see H. J. Res. 115), 1885.
Mulligan. Clarence, for relief (see bill
H. R. 827), 59.
Nelson, Katherine: to increase pension
bill (see bill H. R. 2844), 3141.
Oppenheimer, Hans, and wife: for relief
(see bill H. R. 811), 59.
Park, Nelson R.: for relief (see bill H. R.
2925), 3467.
Pincus, Sophie: to pension (see bill H. R.
834), 60.
Preminger, Markus, and wife: for relief
-,(see bill H. R. 826), 59.
Riverside St. Clair Corp.: conferring ju-
risdiction on Court of Claims (see bill
H. R. 820), 59.
Shoemaker, Raymond B.: to extend offi-
cers retirement benefits (see bill H. R.
818). 59.
Simpson, James T.: authorizing appoint-
ment as major in Chaplain Corps,
United States Army (see bill H. R. 814),
59.
Spiker, Clarence J., and Jandrey, Fred
W.: for relief (see bill H. R. 3417),
5754.
Stern, Maria, and others: for relief (see
bill H. R. 810), 59.
Townsend, Alice G.: to pension (see bill
H. R, 809), 59.
United Nations: to provide for appoint-
ment of representatives of the United
States in organs and agencies of (see
bill H. R. 4618), 10564.
United Nations Charter: to authorize
painting of signing to be placed in
Capitol Buiding (see bill H. R. 4610),
10483.
United Nations Relief and Rehabilita-
tion Administration: to enable United
States to further participate in (see
bill H. R. 4649), 10619.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Committee on Foreign Affairs: to author-
ize investigation by (see H. Res. 315),
7404.
Washington's Farewell Address: to ob-
serve one hundred and fiftieth anni-
versary (see H. Con. Res. 9), 59.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 432.
Societies and associations, 1829, 2966.
Remarks by, on
China: foreign policy in, 11889.
Congressional Record: general leave to
extend remarks, 2152, 12288.
Foreign Service: bill (H. R. 689) to
strengthen, 1262. 2882, 2883.
- buildings and grounds, 1260, 1261,
1262.
73
BLOOM, SOL-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Immigration and naturalization: study,
2815.
Italy: removal of (H. J. Res. 204) from
calendar, 9253.
Kent, Tyler: communications from the
Secretary of State regarding imprison-
ment of, 10775.
Lend-lease: extension, 2136, 2139, 2140,
2146, 2147, 2149, 2150, 2151.
- proposed amendment, 2037.
Mexican Claims Commission', 2233, 2237,
2277.
- text of report on House Joint Res-
olution 115, 2233.
Order of business, 2870.
Palestine resolution, 12383, 12384, 12385,
12386, 12387, 12396.
Permission to file report, 1044, 1635.
Rockefeller, Nelson: tribute to, A3792.
United Nations Charter: analysis of Con-
ference at San Francisco, 7298.
United Nations Organization: American
representative, 12267, 12271, 12277,
12281, 12286, 12287.
- conference report, 12364, 12365.
United Nations relief appropriation,
10217, 10220, 10282, 10286, 10297, 10303.
-- additional appropriation, 11480,
11487, 11488, 11489, 11490, 11496, 11502,
11504, 11509, 11510, 11511, 11512, 11516,
11517, 11562, 11565, 11566, 11567, 11568,
11569, 11575. 11580, 11585, 11590, 11591,
11592, 11593.
War Crimes Commission, 818, 819.'
Reports made by, from
Committee of conference:
United Nations Organization (S. 1580),
12364.
Committee on Foreign Affairs:
Buildings and grounds in foreign coun-
tries (H. R. 685, Rept. 49), 670.
Department of State: to strengthen (see
bill H. R. 689, Rept. 51), 749.
Foreign Service employees (H. R. 687,
Rept. 50), 670.
Foreign Service: to strengthen (H. R.
689, Rept. 51, pt. II), 1638.
Hurley, Patrick J. (H. Res. 443, Rept.
1376), 11931.
Italy in United Nations (H. J. Res. 204,
Rept. 881), 7419.
Kent, Tyler (adverse) (H. Res. 382, Rept.
1209), 10785.
Lend-Lease Act: extend (H. R. 2013,
Rept. 259), 1828.
M-xico: claims (H. J. Res. 115, Rept.
309), 2072.
Palestine (H. Con. Res. 113, Rept. 1463),
12308.
State Department: dissemination abroad
of information (H. R. 4982, Rept. 1452),
12229.
United Nations Organization (S. 1580,
Rept. 1383), 11931.
-- headquarters (H. Con. Res. 75;
Rept. 1348), 11785.
United Nations Relief and Rehabilita-
tion Administration (H. R. 4649, Rept.
1311), 11077.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
BLOOMINGTON (ILL.) DAILY PANTA-
GRAPH, editorial entitled "Will Peace-
time Draft Give United States Best
Security?" from, A2630.
BLOSS, HIRAM W.,'relief of estate (see bill
Ii. R. 2975).
BLUEFIELD (W. VA.) DAILY TELEGRAPH,
article relative to heroic war record of
late Francis M. Peters, Jr., from, A190.
BLUE STAR MOTHERS, article from maga-
zine Editor and Publisher relative to,
A189.
BLUESTONE, H., relief (see bills S. 1230:
H. R. 3472).
BLUMBERG, ALBERT -E., excerpt from ar-
ticle by N. T. Kenney from Baltimore
Sun relative to activity in Maryland
Communist Party of, A4379.

BLUMEN, ISADORE (technician, fifth grade,
U. S. Army), letter rel-tive to peace-
time military training from Washing-
ton Post by, A3003.
ILUNDELL, J. H., address on postwar prob-
lems in America in St. Louis before
Lions Club by, A107, A803.
BLYE, PAUL W., remarks in House relative
to part played in laying of telephone
wires by aircraft by, A1475.
BLYTH, MABEL POE, poem entitled "The
Navigator Is Young," by, A2855.
B'NAI B'RITH, remarks in House relative to
award of first place to Bradley L. Mor-
rison in editorial contest sponsored
by National Americanism Commission
of, A267.
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA, letter transmitting draft
of proposed bill to increase salary of
executive secretary of Nurses' Examin-
ing Board, 3053.
BOARD OF ENGINEERS FOR RIVERS AND
HARBORS, requesting a review of re-
port on Arkansas River by (see H. Res.
364, 391).
BOARD OF INVESTIGATION AND RE-
SEARCH, authorizing the printing as
a document, the report, dated Septem-
ber 18, 1944, relative to carrier taxa-
tion, from the chairman of (see H. Res.
165*).
Resolution authorizing the printing as a
dccument the report, dated September
18, 1944, relative to public aids to do-
mestic transportation from chairman
of (see H. Res. 164").
BOARD OF. PAROLE, bill relating to (see S.
1182; H. R. 4111).
BOARD OF TRADE, address on Post-war in-
flation control, by Chester Bowles in
New York before, A2487.
BOARDMAN, DANIEL, quiet title and pos-
session with respect to the private land
claim of (see bill S. 504*; H. R. 2165).
BOARDMAN, MABEL T., letter relative to ac-
tivities of American Red Cross by,
A5208.
BOATS, terminate use tax on motor (see bills
H. R. 1521, 1870, 1926, 2707).
BODDEY, MANCHESTER, editorial entitled,
"Twilight of a Behemoth" from Los
Angeles Daily News by, A3823.
'BODE, CATHERINE, relief (see bill H. R.
2223").
BODINE, W. W., JR., tribute in House to,
10278.
BODMAN, E. J., letter endorsing peace reso-
lutions by, A608.
BOEDEKER, W. G., letter relative to the ceil-
ing on live cattle written by, 2804.
BOEHL, MERCY DUKE, relief (see bill S.
875).
BOEING AIRPLANE CO., remarks in House
relative to production record in Janu-
ary of, A488.
BOERICKE, W. F., article by, in New York
Herald Tribune relative to industrial
use of gold, A4941.
BOGGS, MARGUERITE, relief (see bill H. R.
246t).
BOGOTA, COLOMBIA, address by Senator
Pepper at, A436.
BOHN, NORMAN, article entitled "Democracy
and Public Supervilon of Industry"
from Norseman by, A1192.
BOILER AND RADIATOR INDUSTRY-OPA
PRICE POLICY, letters by William G.
Heiner and Reed, Smith, Shaw, and
MoClay of Pittsburgh, Pa., relative to,
A3454, A3455.
BOILERMAKERS UNION, remarks in House
relative to decision of FEPC against,
A3277.
INDEX
BOISE, IDAHO, memorial of legislature
urging construction of an addition to
the Veterans' Hospital at, 2741.
BOISE RECLAMATION PROJECT, IDAHO,
authorize purchase of improvements
located on lands in Anderson Ranch
Reservoir site (see bill H. R. 1689).
BOLEY, OKLA., provide for establishment of
Negro Veterans' hospital at (see bill H.
R. 2376).
BOLINGER, A. J., letter opposing peacetime
military training by, A3360.
BOLIVAR, SIMON, letter from the Secretary
of State, transmitting a communica-
tion from the legislature of Cuba in-
viting participation by the United
States in a tribute to, 4219.
BOLIVIAN COOPERATIVE UNION, letter rel-
ative to cooperative movement by,
A4405.
BOLLES, RANDOLPH ET AL., relief of estate
(se bill H. R. 4340).
BOLLWORM, letter from Secretary of Agri-
culture transmitting drafts of bill for
protection of cotton against, 10113,
10167.
BOLOGNA, VINCENZO, relief (see bill H. R.
3576).
BOLSTAD, MRS. EUGENE, relief (see bill
H. R. 2430*).
BOLTE, CHARLES G. (chairman American
Veterans Committee), article entitled
"The Veterans' Runaround," from
Harper's by, A1921.
Statement relative to the full-employ-
ment bill, 7264.
BOLTE, CHARLES L. (major general, U. S.
Army), letter praising combat records
of One Hundredth Infantry Battalion
and Four Hundred and Forty-second
Regimental Combat Team by, A1116.
BOLTON, FRANCES P. (a Representative
from Ohio).
Appointed on committee, 491.
Article by W. G. Vorpe from Cleveland
Plain Dealer relative to drafting of
IV-F's, A285.
Article by Agnes E. Meyer in Washington
Post relative to manpower problem,
A731.
Article by Agnes E. Meyer in Washington
Post relative to manpower problem,
A712.
Article by National Women's Trade-
Union League of America on equal
rights amendment, A2182.
Articles from Cleveland (Ohio) News on
equal rights for" women, A2182.
Article entitled "After Sar Francisco" by
Sumner Welles in Washington Post,
A2962.
Editorial from Cleveland News regarding
utility strike in Cleveland, A214.
Ejitorial from New York Tribune entitled
"America's Role," A2569.
Joint news release by Karl E. Mundt and
Frances P. Bolton, members of House
Foreign'Affairs Subcommittee No. 2, on
economic and political conditions
abroad, A4309.
Letter by Marian G. Randall to New York
Times relative to drafting nurses, A934.
Letter from Maj. Gen. Robt. S. Beightler
relative to Japanese atrocities in Phil-
ippines, Al187.
Letter from an American soldier urging
a larger Army, Navy, and Air Force
than before the war, A5251.
Letter from an officer of the Air Forces
describing deplorable conditions in
Germany, A5314.
Remarks of Dr. Ray Lyman Wilbur in
presenting medal to Maj. Gen. Merritte
W. Ireland, A584.
Amendments offered by, to
Interior Department appropriation bill
(H. R. 3024): to amend, 3898.
Nurses: drafting of (H. R. 2277): to
amend, 1820, 1821.
BOLTON, FRANCES P.-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Algonquin and Onondaga (revenue cut-
ters) : to correct naval record of former
members of crews of (see bill H. R.
1498), 290.
Army: to provide additional pay for en-
listed men assigned to Medical Corps
who are awarded the Medical Corps
valor badge (see bill.H. R. 363), 24.
National service life insurance: to vali-
date certain applications for (see bill
H. R. 14-9), 290.
Navy: to provide for wearing of wound
chevrons and war-service chevrons by
members of (see bill H. R. 2889), 3391.
Veterans' Administration: to appoint an
adviser on matters affecting Negro vet-
erans (see bill H. R. 3164), 4369.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 1471.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural Extension Service, 4555.
Air accidents, 10305.
Army and Navy nurses, 318, 319.
Army nurees: statement by Surgeon
General, A2845.
Children's Bureau: appropriation, 4745.
China: American policy toward, A5166.
Davidson, Maj. Maude: tribute to, 2663.
Deficiency appropriation bill, 1628, 11133.
Equal-rights amendment, 4340.
Food and Agriculture Organization of
United Nations, 3976.
Foreign Service: buildings and grounds,
1261.
4-H clubs, 4555.
Great Lakes mining area: strikes in,
10810.
Housing for veterans, 12289.
Hurley, Patrick J.: resignation, A5166.
Independent offices appropriation bill,
E86.
International Information program,
12532.
article by William Benton, 12533.
Interior Department appropriation bill,
3898,
Iran: actions of Russia in, 11362.
Labor-Federal Security apprcpriation
bill, 4745.
Luce, Clara Boothe: report on visit to
war fronts, 354.
Mail to overseas servicemen, 2156.
Manpower problems, 492.
Memorial Day, 5221.
National Academy of Sciences, 6310.
National Advisory Committee for Aero-
nautics: research work, 6310.
National 4-H Clubs accomplishments,
A1053.
National housing (H. Res. 291), 6318,
6319.
National Labor Relations Board, 10810.
National Service Act, 653.
Negro Curses, 319.
Nichols, Jack: death of, 10605.
Nurses: selective service bill 199, 1727,
1731, 1734, 1736, 1739, 1140, 1799, 1800,
1801, 1807, 1808, 1809, 1815, 1817, 1820,
1821, 1860, 1861, 1862, 1873.
- letter relative to Cadet Nurses'
Corps, 1817.
statistics, 201.
-- tribute to those returning from
the Philippines, 2663.
Office of War Information, 5740.
Ohloans serve with distinction, 7185.
Pan-American Day, 3742.
Pan-American Interparliamentary Union,
2155.
Rent situation in Ohio, 4133.
San Francisco Conference, 3799.
Second War Powers Act: amendment,
11345.
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation
Administration, 11122.
appropriation, 10280, 10291.
-additional appropriation, 11512,
11515.
- committee hearings, A5171.
-operations in Greece, 10283.

BOLTON, FRANCES P.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
VE-day, 4315.
- premature celebrations, 4267.
Veterans: housing, 11133.
Veterans' Administration: Department
of Medicine and Surgery, 11636.
War agencies appropriation bill, 5807.
War dead: repatriation, 12215.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
"BOMBING THE SUN GOD," editorial from
Charleston (W. Va.) Gazette entitled,
A2870.
BOMBS. See ATOMIC BOMB.
BONAVENTURA, FILIBERTO A., relief (see
bill H. R. 3673).
BOND, KARL E., relief (see bill H. R. 783).
BONDS, provide for maturity of excess-
profits tax refund bonds after war
with Germany (see bill H. R. 2855).
BONNER,- HERBERT C. (a Representative
from North Carolina).
Appointed on committee, 16, 274, 275.
Article by Lt. Charles H. Wheatley rela-
tive to universal miltiary training,
A3267.
Article by Sam H. Zealy giving views of
the clergy on compulsory military
training, A4868.
Digest of bill (H. R. 3603)-Merchant
Ships Sales Act, 9193.
Editorial from News and Observer,
Raleigh, N. C., entitled "Warren Points
the Way," A52.
Report of members of Committee on the
Merchant Marine and Fisheries on
survey of Pacific areas, A3900.
Amendments offered by, to
Sale of surplus vessels ,H. R. 3603): to
amend, 9278.
Bills and join resolutions introduced by.
Albemarle Hospital and others: for relief
(see bill H. R. 2333), 1402.
Cape Hatteras National Seashore Recrea-
tional Area: to amend act to establish
(see bill H. R. 3028)1 3748. '
Graham, Lee: for relief (see bill H. R.
1347), 190.
Jennette, Alaska D.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 1346), 190.
King, Henry P., and Morgan, Sr., G. B.:
for relief (see bill H. R. 2332), 1402.
Winfield, H. G.: for relief (see bill H. R.
4776), 10889.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Food shortages: funds for investigation
(see H. Res. 273), 5217.
Pillen, Frances: to pay comp)ensation
(see H. Res. 266), 4775.
Remarks by, on
Bug Island project, 11216.
Deficiency appropriation bill, 11216.
Federal ballots in 1944 election, A914.
Food and Agriculture Organization of
United Nations, 3977, 3980, 3981.
Food investigation: expenses, 5217.
Maritime Day, 4866.
Navy: disposition of vessels and fa-
cilities, 5347, 5355.
Prisoners of war: use as agricultural
laborers, 3955.
Vessels: sale of surplus, 9165, 9166, 9193,
9194, 9195, 9273, 9278, 9280, 9289.
Wilson, Mrs. James Arthur: relief (H. R.
2919), 6303.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Accounts:
Pillen, Frances (H. Res. 266, Rept. 593),
4776.
Committee on the Merchant Marine and
Fisheries:
Canal Zone Code (H. R. 2125, .tept. 220),
1470.
Manitowoc, Wis., (H. R. 29, Rept. 138),
1079.
Panama Canal: civilian employees (H. R.
3748, Rept. 1168), 10211.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
INDEX
BONNET CARRE SPILLWAY, authorizing an
appropriation for rehabilitating oyster
beds destroyed by opening of (see bill
H. R. 3888).
BONNEVILLE POWER ADMINISTRATION,
address by Paul J. Raver in San Anto-
nio, Tex., relative to development of
Pacific Northwest and point of view of,
A1537.
Letter on Bonneville Collective Bar-
gaining Agreement" ftom, A2279.
Letter from the Secretary of the Interior
transmitting the annual report on
finances of, 18.
Bill to amend (see bill S. 1516; H. R.
2690,* 2693).
Remarks in Senate relative to, 8270.
BONNEY, JOHN H., relief (see bill H. R. 901).
BONOMI, PREMIER, statement appealing for
justice to Italy by, A670.
BONUM CREEK, VA., provide for preliminary
examination and survey of (see bill
H. R. 18).
BOOKS, table: present rates and proposed
rates on library, A3257.
postage. rates proposed by H. R.
3235 on, A3257.
BOONE, DAVE, article relative to drafting of
nurses for the Army from New York
Sun by, A202.
BOONE, HATTIE MAE, relief (see bill H. R.
3083).
BOONE (IOWA) REPUBLICAN, editorial on
Presidential succession: Farley's sug-
gestion, from, A3500.
BOORAS, HARRIS J., address in Hyde Park,
N. Y., at unveiling of bust of'Frank-
lin D. Roosevelt by, A4648.
BOOTH, JAMES W., article on limited food
supplies quickly sold out, from
Washington Times-Herald by, A1843.
BOOTH, KATHERINE DELORES, relief of
estate (see bill H. R. 4834).
BOOTH, WILLIAM H., relief (see bill H. R.
2953).
BOOTHBY, ROBERT, letter on "Bretton
'Woods puzzle, from New York Times
by, A9S0.
Statement relative to British finances by,
A4661.
BORAH, WILLIAM H. (late aSenator from
Idaho).
Letter by Paul Mallon paying tribute to,
A2414.
BORDEN, MARY ALICE, relief of estate (see
bill S. 1395).
BORELL, CHARLES B., relief (see bill H. R.
4716).
BOREN, LYLE H. (a Representative from
Oklahoma).
Address delivered at a forum on public
utilities sponsored by Investors League
at Chicago relative to the Holding
Company Act, A5611.
Appointed on committee, 275.
Appointed conferee, 9514, 10143, 10307.
Bills and joint. resolutions introduced by
Arlington Cemetery: to enlarge (see bill
H. R. 3650), 7214.
Armed forces: to discharge certain mem-
bers (see bill H. R. 4677), 10691.
Daylight saving time: to terminate (see
bill H. R. 3974), 8466.
Federal Power Act: to amend (see bill
H. R. 672), 56.
Oil: to fix price of crude petrolev,- and
its derivatives and fixing a parity for-
mula (see bill H. R. 2940), 3530.
Quality Electric Co. Ltd.: for relief (see
billH. R. 4592), 10404.
Securities Exchange Act: to amend (see
bill H. R. 693, 3129),,57, 4216.
Seminole Tribe of Indians: to authorize
payments to certain enrolled members
(see bill H. R. 4583), 10403.
BOREN, LYLE H-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Surplus materials: to make available for
water-conservation work (see bill H. R.
1763), 512.
Surplus Property Act: to donate an am-
bulance to each post or chapter of
each veterans' organization under (see
bill 1. R. 3057), 3904.
Transportation Act of 1940: to amend
relative to movement of Government
traffic (see bill H. R. 694), 57.
Veterans: to establish a hospital at
Boley, Okla., for Negro (see bill H. R.
2376), 1540.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Committee on Interstate and Foreign Com-
merce: to continue investigation (see
H. Res. 93), 327.
Termination of war: declaring date of
(see H. Con. Res. 85), 8616.
Remarks by, on
Armed forces: voluntary enlistment bill,
8635.
Army: demobilization plan, A3897.
CIO: attitude toward President's labor
program taken by, A5363.
Daylight-saving time: termination of,
8540: 8545.
- letter by Donald M. Nelson, 8545.
Land-grant railroad rates, 11266, 11271.
- conference report, 10136, 10138,
10139, 10141, 10142, 10143.
Nichols, Jack: eulogy, 10608.
Petroleum: bill to fix price, A1961.
Private-utility companies: scheme to
defraud the Government, 7329.
Railroads: land-grant rates, 4183, 4189,
4190, 4197, 4198, 4199, 4200, 4201.
Tax adjustment bill, 7329.
Truman, Harry: man of the people,
A4963.
Reports made by, from
Committee on conference:
Land-grant railroad rates (H. R. 694),
10136.
Transportation Act amendment (H. R.
694), 10868.
Committee on Interstate and Foreign
Commerce:
Brnd names and newsprint (H. Res. 98,
Rept. 1467), 12490.
Transportation Act: Government traffic
(H. R. 694, Rept. 393), 2795.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
BORIC ACID, relating to labeling of boric
acid for purposes of Federal Food,
Drug, and Cosmetic Act (see bill H. R.
686).
BORN, HILDEGARDE, relief (see bill H. R.
3051).
BORNHOLM ISLAND, BALTIC SEA, articles
by Kal Myring relative to, 5331, 5332.
BORRELLI, ANTHONY W. (First Lieutenant,
U. S. Army), citation awarding the
Silter Star to, A2844.
Remarks in House relative to heroism
in combat of, A2844.
BORST, LYLE B., statement relative to
atomic energy, A4914.
BOSLER, JOHN D., article paying tribute to
seamen of merchant marine from New
York Herald Tribune by, A3929.
BOSQUEZ, T. G., relief (see bill H. R. 343).
BOSTON, MASS., address by Robert J.
White at exercises observing evacua-
tion of, A1422.
Bill to provide for construction of Vet-
erans' Administration regional office
building in (see bill H. R. 75).
BOSTON (MASS.) -ADVERTISING CLUB, ad-
dress entitled 'Contribution of the
Foreign Language Press to the War
Effort" by Alexander Kahn before,
A3429.
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BOSTON AIRPORT-10 TO 10 VOTE IN SEN-
ATE COMMERCE COMMITTEE, edito-
rial from Boston Herald relative to,
A3426.
BOSTON (MASS.) AMERICAN, article en-
titled "OPA, the Black Market, and
You" by Warren Stevens from, A2925.
BOSTON AS SITE OF UNITED NATIONS
CAPITAL, statement by Alexander
Brin favoring, A5314.
"BCSTON CAN BE FLYING CENTER," article
by Lester Allen from Boston Post en-
titled, A4642.
BOSTON (MASS.) CHAMBER OF COM-
MERCE, address on subject, Work, by
Richard J. Cushing before, A271.
Resolutions relative to formulation of
United States aviation policy by, A724.
BOSTON COLLEGE, address by Representa-
tive McCormack at commencement ex-
ercises of, A3523.
BCSTON (MASS.) DAILY GLOBE, address
before Newton Post, No. 211, Auxiliary
of Jewish War Veterans, in Boston, by
Richard J. Cushing from, A2314.
Article relative to appointment of James
Kimble Vardaman, Jr., as Truman's
naval aide by Frances Burns from,
A2630.
Article entitled "Time to Throw Off Our
Fears" by Charles A. Merrill from,
A5133.
Article on drama of 4 days of psycho-
logical warfare against Japs by James
Morgan frcm, A3948.
Article by Charles A. Merrill relative to
jobs for all, A4927.
Article suggesting Boston as headquar-
ters of United Nations Organization,
A4333.
Article captioned "American chosen for
Vatican mission to Yugoslavia" by
John G. Harris from, A5249.
Article relative to Lincoln Filene by
Louis M. Lyons from, A1794.
Editorial relative to Presidential succes-
sion by Uncle Dudley from, A2693.
Editorial on Presidential succession from,
A2551.
Editorial entitled "Pioneer Women"
from, A5132.
EOSTON'S (MASS.) GOOD NAME, editorial
from Boston relative to smear attacks
on, A298.
BOSTON (MASS.) HERALD (newspaper), ar-
ticle on Lowell nurse in thick of war
7 months by Catherine Coyne from,
A173.
Article relative to friction in British-
American relations from, A10.
Article on veterans' new organization
could be international by Bill Cun-
ningham from, A2557.
Article entitled "Forgotten Man of War
Is GI Railroaded by Court Martial" by
Elizah Adlow from, A2939.
Article on Canada's plentiful supply of
food by Bill Cunningham from, A2816.
Article captioned "Boston transocean
port for three lines" from, A3456.
Article entitled "United States 'Rudder
Still Needs Firm Hand" by Bill Cun-
ningham from, A4524.
Article relative to life of James B. Upham
from, A5663.
Editorial entitled "Dubious C. A. B. Rul-
ing" from, A1919.
Editorial on Presidential succession from,
A3286.
Editorial on Boston airport, 10 to 10
vote in Senate Commerce Committee
from, A3426.
Editorial entitled "Shall It Be 'UNRRA'?"
from, A4716.
Editorial on United Nations Organiza-
tion, importance of location of its cap-
ital, from, A5545.
Editorial entitled "Coffee-Cup Tempest"
from, A5673.
INDEX'
BOSTON (MASS.) HERALD-Continued.
Editorial on Filipino's views from, A5723.
Editorial entitled "The Al Smith Drive"
from, A5690.
"BOSTON MASSACRE, 1770-1945," poem by
Henry Gillen from Boston Post en-
titled, A1050.
BOSTON (MASS.) NAVY YARD, remarks In
House relative to deplorable conditions
existing at, A3976.
BOSTON NEEDS CENTRALLY LOCATED
V E T E R A N S' ADMINISTRATIVE
BUILDING, letter by Thomas Dorgan
relative to, A5546.
BOSTON NEWS BUREAU, article by Richard
B. Cole and interview with John J.
Hagerty relative to employment of re-
turning veterans in New England from,
A947.
Article entitled "Returning Veterans
Pose Vital Postwar Challenge and Op-
portunity" by Richard B. Cole from,
A978.
Article entitled "Ours the Choice" from,
A979.
BOSTON (MASS.) OBSERVER (newspaper),
editorial entitled "'Bretton Woods or
What?" from, A1480.
BOSTON (MASS.) PILOT (publication),
article entitled "I Am My Brother's
Keaper" from, A5612.
BOSTON (MASS.) POST, article on State
Department to show real America
by Henry Gillen from, A4.
Article relative to Denis W. Delaney's
interest in rehabilitation of service-
men by Grace Davidson, A2062.
Article entitled "Nazis for Last Stand"
by Lester Allan from, A1473.
Article on individualism in America
from, A1695.
Article on absurdity of Government
sponsoring of strike vote in coal in-
dustry by John Griffin, A1331.
Article relative to salvage operations of
William A. Sullivan by Laurence R.
Goldberg from, A1934.
Article entitled "Praise Is Rare for GI.
Heroes" by Lester Allen from, A1954.
Article entitled "Pin All Hopes on Roose-
velt-Public Concerned Over His
Health" by Robert L. Norton from,
A1067.
Article relative to criticism on Boston's
book ban by John Griffin from, A150.
Article entitled "Must Defeat Nazis Ut-
terly" by Robert L. Norton from, A248.
Article paying tribute to Lt. Gen. Ed-
mund B. Gregory by Robert L. Norton
from, A3056.
Article entitled "Need for More Hous-
ing Acute" by Robert L. Norton from,
A3958.
Article on West Point for diplomats
from, A4361.
Article entitled "Boston Can Be Flying
Center" by Lester Allen from, A4642.
Comments of Robert L. Norton relative
to the housing shortage, A5044.
Editorial relative to smear attacks on
Boston's good name from, A2968.
Editorial on Roosevelt's inauguration in
March, 1933, from, A1791.
Editorial paying tribute to Franklin
Delano Roosevelt from, A1978.
Editorial captioned "Reorganizing Con-
gress" from, A1935.
Editorial relative to San Francisco Con-
ference from, A1971.
Editorial on war news and the truth
from, A217.
Editorial entitled "Crimea Compact"
from, A675.
Editorial entitled "A Presidenton Trial,"
A5013.
Interview on labor-management rela-
tions by Eleanor Roberts of Thomas
E. Shortell from, A5134.
Poem entitled "Boston Massacre 1770-
1945" by Henry Gillen from, A1050.
BOSTON (MASS.) POST-Continued.
Poem paying tribute to Franklin Delano
Roosevelt by Henry Gillen from, A1964,
BOSTON (MASS.) POST OFFICE, article
from Postmaster's Gazett relative to
establishment by Patrick J. Connelly
of public relations in, A3013.
BOSTON'S (MASS.) POSTWAR COMMERCE
AND INDUSTRY, address by Repre-
sentative Curley in Boston relative to,
A2725.
BOSTON (MASS.) RECORD, editorial on
nurse shortage blamed on brass hats
from, A347.
Article captioned "Personal Loss Is Felt
by All" by Dave Egan from, A1867.
Article entitled "Three Hu.dred Million
Pounds of Pork Go to Reds" by Howard
Rushmore from, A1525.
Editorial entitled "President Safeguard"
from, A3437.
Editorial on VE-day from, A2179.
Editoriral entitled "Justice for Mailman"
from, A1547.
Editorial relative to help for Jews of
Europe now from, A2000.
Editorial entitled "A Square Deal for
Postal Workers" from, A1932.
"BOSTON TRANSOCEAN FORT FOR THREE
LINES," article from Boston Herald
captioned, A3456.
BOSTON (MASS.) TRAVELER, article rela-
tive to posthumous award of Pope
Leo XIII medal to late Frances W.
Sweeney to, A537.
- Article entitled "GI Joe At Peace Table"
by George J. Feldman from, A1404.
Editorial entitled "Two Approaches to
Meet Problem" from, A1554.
Editorial relative to two terms for the
PrEsidency be enacted into law from,
A3462.
Editorial on New England-Strike free
from, A4058.
BOTANY WORSTED MILLS, PASSAIC, N. J.,
letter relative to the wool textile In-
distry, 5526.
BOTTINEAU COUNTY (N. DAK.) FARMERS
UNION BOARD, resolution relative to
duck damage to crops by, A2652.
Resolution relative to exportation of
tires adopted by, 11524.
BOTTINEAU (N. DAK.) COURANT, article
entitled "Duck Damage to Crops Stres-
sed in Union Resolution" from, A2652.
Editorial entitled "No Need For Con-
scription" from, A4312.
"BOTTLENECK IN BOXCARS" editorial
from Topeka (Kans.) Daily Capitol
entitled, A1760.
BOTTLENECKS IN RECONVERSION, letter
from Senator Wiley to John R. Snyder
on the subject of, 9566.
BOTTOMLEY, HARRIET TOWNSEND relief
(see bill H: R. 2267*).
BOUCHETA, BENALI EL OUKILI,. compen-
sate, for death of his son (see bills S.
1360"; H. R. 4053).
BOUILLION, DESIRE J. relief (see bill H. R.
1753).
BOULDER CANYON PROJECT ACT, amend
(see bills H. R. 1695, 2742,* 4932')
Letter from Secretary of Interior trans-
mitting third annual report of, 366,
431.
Remarks in House relative to bill, H. R.
2742, amending, A1607, A1793.
Remarks In House relative to bill to
amend, A5393.
BOULDER CITY CEMETERY ASSOCIATION,
authorizing Secretary of Interior to
convey certain lands in Clark County,
Nev. to (see bill H. R. 3966).
BOULDER DAM, letter from Harry W.
Bashore relative to water supply below
(S. Doc, 39), 3267.
Remarks in Hou3e relative to power
generated by, 3336.

"BOUNDARY DISPUTE RIGHT HERE AT
HOME", article by Don S. Warren
from Washington Evening Star en-
titled. A974.
BOURBEAU, ANGELINA. relief (see bill H. R.
202")
EOURGEOIS, MRS. A. S., letter relative to
pensions for all citizens at 60 years of
age by, A3231.
BOURNEUF, ALICE, statement relative to
Bretton Woods Conference by, A842.
BOUTWELL, EMMA S., pension (see bill S.
668).
BOVA, FRANCES, relief (see bill H. R. 4354).
BOVARD, OLIVER KIRBY, article from St.
Louis Post-Dispatch relative to news-
paper career of late, A4704.
Remarks in House praising the late out-
standing journalist, A4704.
BOVELEK, FRANTISEK J., ET AL, relief (see
bill H. R. 4381").
BOWAN, AUSTIN BRUCE, relief (see bill H.
R. 1488").
BOWEN. CLYDE. relief of estate (see bill
H. R. 1716").
BOWEN. HAROLD J. (rear admiral, U. S.
Navy) authorizing promotion of (see
bill S. 146).
BOWEN, SUE B., relief (see bill H. R. 1716").
BOWER, FLORENCE E. AND HULDA, relief
(see bill H. R. 218).
BOWERS, CLAUDE G., article entitled "In
Defense of Politicians" written by,
4103.
BOWERS, HATTIO, relief (see bill H. R.
2007").
BOWES, ROBERT M., letter relative to San
Francisco Conference by, A1974.
Statement on postwar economic prob-
lems by, A1974.
BOWKER, HENRY, relief (see bills S. 515";
H. R. 2164).
Letter from the Secretary of the In-
terior transmitting a draft of a pro-
posed bill for relief of, 869.
BOWLES, CHESTER (Price Administrator),
address concerning the OPA and the
cancelation of various ration stamps,
219, 221.
Address on postwar inflation control in
New York before Board of Trade by,
A2487.
Address on price control should be con-
tinued to head off inflation before New
York chapter of, A5577.
Correspondence relative to OPA order
on slaughter quotas of cattle between
Representative Chenoweth and, A2736,
A2737.
Correspondence relative to OPA's price
on Swiss cheese between Representa-
tive Murray and, A3369.
Discussion on meat shortage before
House Committee on Banking and
Currency by, A3019.
Letter by Representative Ploeser on meat
shortage to, A99.
Letter and address on reconversion pric-
ing program by, A2964.
Letter relative to meat shortage by, 6382.
Letter relative to OPA pricing policy by,
6382.
Letter by Representative Morrison re-
plying to one sent to Members of Con-
gress by, A1216.
Letter relative to ceiling prices on meat
by, A2999.
Letter relative to pricing policies of the
Office of Price Administration, 6601.
Letter relative to rent control regula-
tions and property of Miller Homes,
Inc., Detroit, Mich., by, A3250.
Letter and memorandum relative to ad-
ministration of price control during
1945 from, A3386.
Letter by Representative Jensen offering
suggestions to OPA addressed to,
A3406.
INDEX
BOWLES, CHESTER-Continued.
Letter protesting absorption of 6ertain
price increases by the retailers ad-
dressed to, A4436.
Letter on OPA's cost-absoption policy
by, A5221.
Letter from Massachusetts State OPA
Labor Advisory Committee praising ef-
forts on price control of, A5318.
Letters relative to tighter rationing pro-
gram from National Council of
Women and American Home Econom-
ics Association to, A251.
Memorandum relative to policies of OPA
from, A3716.
Radio address on servicemen's families'
problems by, A238.
Radio address relative to attacks by pres-
sure groups on OPA by, A39.
Radio.address on OPA in the Territories
by, A751.
Radio address on price control by, A1942.
Remarks in House relative to, 216, 2664,
10678.
Remarks in House criticizing adminis-
tration of OPA by, A1040.
Remarks in House relative to successful
achievements of, A1942.
Remarks in House relative to arrogance
and blundering of, A1800, A1802.
Remarks in House relative to pressure
groups and. 2051.
Remarks in House relative to demanding
resignation of, A1403.
Remarks in House criticizing, 6381.
Remarks in House relative to maladmin-
istration of OPA by, 6550.
Rsmarks in Senate relative to, 7585.
Speech on inflation control program in
New York before National Association
of Manufacturers by, A5431.
Statement relative to cancelation of ra-
tioning stamps by, A250.
BOYCE, JOHN, speech on Texas Panhandle's
contribution to the war effort by, A535.
Statement to all members of Congress
by, A1141.
Statement on housing inflation before
House Committee on Banking and
Currency by, A5319.
Statement relative to removal of price
control on citrus fruits by, A5675.
Testimony -in suoport of full employ-
ment act of 1945 by. A4006.
Tribute in House to,-6369.
BOWLES, JOSEPH L., remarks at christening
of Coast Guard helicopter, Congres-
sional page by, A2265.
BOWLING GREEN, resolution by Warren
Post No. 23, relative to methods of
securing peace, 3394.
BOWNE HOUSE, Flushing, N. Y., address by
Senator Mead at dedication of,
A4451.
Article entitled "Bowne House-A
Shrine to Religious Freedom," A4452.
Program at dedication of, A4452.
BOXCARS, remarks in Senate relative to
shortage of, A1839, 3056, 3182, 3399,
6322.
Telegrams relative to shortage of, 3204,
3250, 3285.
BOXOFFICE (magazine), editorial relative
to the mot!;n picture Industry's con-
tribution from, A755. -
"BOY BENEATH A CROSS," poem by Frank
M. Crawford entitled, A1151.
BOYCOTTS, bill to make certain labor prac-
tices and boycotts unlawful (see bill
H. R. 4951).
BOYD, JOSEPH M., SR., relief (see bill H. R.
2533).
BOYER, DARWIN L., article on postwar re-
conversion employment by, A3124.
BOYKIN, FRANK W. (a representative from
Alabama).
Address by B." F. Austin before Alabama
Farm Bureau Federation meeting,
Biloxi, Miss., on subject Rural Health,
A4798.
77
BOYKIN, FRANK W.-Continued.
Address by Senator John IT. Bankhead
before annual meeting of Alabama
Farm Bureau Federation. Biloxi, Miss.,
A4705.
Appointed on committee, 16, 275.
Appointed on Board of Visitors to
Merchant Marine Academy, 292.
Article in Alabama (magazine) relative
to achievements of.Thomas W. Martin,
A709.
Article from Savannah (Ga.) Morning
News relative to pulpwood dealers
organizing an association, A1380.
Article entitled "Early's Contribution"
by Marquis Childs in Washington
Post, A3010.
,Article from Savannah (Ga.) Morning
News on sale of southern pine for
,use in Belgian mines, A4357.
Article from Washington (D. C.) Post
on Republic steel and CIO, A5188.
Editorial entitled "Social Security for
Congress" in Washington Times-Her-
ald, A3008.
Editorial from American Metal Market
on splitting up Aluminum Co. of
America, A4169.
Farewell statement of Henry L. Stimson,
former Secretary of War, A4026.
Letter by Sam M. Johnston, Mobile, Ala.,
concerning General Patton's record,
A4341.
Letter by Sheriff W. H. Holcombe, Mo-
bile, Ala., captioned, If I were a Con-
gressman, A4449.
Letters by C. E. Wilson, president of
General Motors Corp., to W. P. Reuther,
CIO, relative to demand for 30 per-
cent wage increase, A4342.
Statement in regard to patent system,
A3256.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Alabama: authorizing State to sell Salt
Springs land (see bill H. R. 2416), 1638.
Elmira Area Soaring Corporation, for re-
lief (see bill H. R. 3006), 3700.
Gregory, Joseph R., for relief (see bill
H. R. 4296), 9462.
Letters patent: to extend time for filing
applications for (see bill H. R. 2111),
1043.
Mershon, Mrs. Zenobia, for relief (see
bill H. R. 1132), 98.
Moran, Murray W.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 1707), 448.
Patents: to extend temporarily time for
filing applications for (see bills H. R.
4079, 4624). 8659, 10564.
-- _to provide public registering of
patients available for licensing (see
bill H. R. 2630), 2310.
- to limit the life of a patent to a
term commencing with its application
(see bill H. R. 2631), 2310.
-- to require recording of agreements
relating to (see bill H. R. 2632), 2310.
-to require recording of agreements
relating to (see bills H. R. 3756, 3757),
7420.
Patent Office: to amend law relative to
officers and employees of (see bill H. R.
4080), 8659.
Tidewater lands: relating to titles to (see
H. J. Res. 123), 2238.
Remarks by, on
Steel production: investigation of raw-
material sources for, A3121.
Vessels: sale of surplus, 9164.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Patents:
Patent Office employees (H. R. 4080, Rept.
1030), 9109.
Recording of agreements (H. R. 3756,
Rept. 932), 7890.
Registering of patents (H. R. 3757, Rept.
933), 7890.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VGTES.
BOYLE, C. J., relief (see bill H. R. 1554).
BOYLE, JAMES D., report of the Senate Com-
mittee on Naval Affairs on nomination
of, 408.

BOYLE, MAXINE ESTELLE ET AL., relief
(see bill H. R. 1351).
BOYLE, TERESA F., pension (see bill S. 284).
BOYLESTON, MRS. GLENN T., relief (see
bills S. 194"; H. R. 1361).
BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, address by
James A. Farley before Advertising
Club of America commemorating
thirty-fifth anniversary of, A634.
Art:cle from newspaper relative to hero-
ism of Boy Scouts In Poland, A530.
B:Ill authorizing Secretaries of War and
Navy to lend or donate surplus camp-
ing equipment to (see bill H. R. 3334).
Bill to authorize disposal agencies under
Surplus Property Act of 1944 to lend
or donate surplus camping equipment
to (see bill H. R. 4432).
Editorial from Charleston (Miss.) Sun
relative to tribute of James A Farley
to, A1770.
Letter transmitting thirty-fifth annual
report of, 2798, 2887.
Message of congratulations from Lt. Gen.
Mark W. Clark to, A634.
Rcmarks in House relative to the thirty-
fifth anniversary of, 973, A1770.
Remarks in Senate concerning, 1119.
BOYS' COWBOY SUITS, remarks in House
relative to inflammable material used
in the manufacture of, 3496.
BOYS TOWN, NEBR., remarks in Senate rela-
tive to, 11157.
BOYT, BLANCHE E., relief (see bill H. R.
4675).
BRACEWELL, MILDRED B., relief (see bill
H. R. 3831).
BRACKETT, JAMES R., remarks in House
relative to education and business
background of, 1636.
BRACKER, MILTON, article captioned
"Italy's relief needs for 1946" by A5743.
BRACKINS, CHARLES T., relief (see bill
H. R. 4356).
BRADEN, SPRUILLE, editorial entitled "A
Splendid Troublemaker" from St. Louis
Star-Times, A4395.
Remarks in Senate relative to the nomi-
nation to be Assistant Secretary of
State, 9899.
Report of the Senate Committee on For-
eign Relations on nomination to be
Assistant Secretary of State, 9788.
BRADFORD, HARRISON H., Increase pension
(see bill H. R. 1884).
BRADFORD (PA.) UNION, editorial entitled.
"An American Speaks" by Ruth Taylor
from, A319.
BRADLEY, FRED (a Representative from
Michigan).
Appointed on committee, 492.
Correspondence with wounded service-
men, A1440.
Joint radio discussion with Represent-
ative Robert A. Grant, reporting on
visit to advance military bases, A4957.
Letter by Chase S. Osborn proposing
Sugar Island, Mich., as site for head-
quarters of United Nations organiza-
tions, A4477.
Radio address on subject Postwar Mer-
chant Marine, A4251.
Radio address on Michigan's tourist and
resort Industry, A4484.
Radio address on United Nations Relief
and Rehabilitation Administration,
A4659.
Radio address on subject Compulsory
Peacetime Military Training, A4567.
Radio address in the nature of Christmas
greetings to constituents, A5764.
Radio address on operations of UNRRA,
A4862.
Radio address reporting on Pearl Har-
bor investigation, A5151.
Radio address to constituents, December
14, 1945, A5592.
INDEX
BRADLEY, FRED-Continued.
Radio address relative to retirement of
several Congressmen and being a New
Year's greeting to constituents, A5762.
Resolution of State of Michigan relative
to harbors on Great Lakes, A953.
Resolutions by Propeller Club of the
United States, A5075.
Amendments offered by, to
National Service Act (H. R. 1782): to
amend, 657.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Abarno, Michael, for relief (see bill H. R.
837), 60.
Automobile-use tax: repeal (see H. R.
3545), 6585.
Au Train River Harbor, Mich.: survey
(see bill H. R. 158), 21.
Charlevoix, Mich.: to establish fish
hatchery at (see bill H. R. 2519), 1885.
Congressional Record: to deliver to
former Members of Congress (see bill
H. R. 160), 21.
Dogs: prescribing certain offenses relat-
ing to keeping, injuring, and destroy-
ing dogs in District of Columbia (see
till H. R. 163), 21.
to punish persons transporting or
receiving stolen (see bill H. R. 155),
21.
Fish and fisheries: to establish rearing
ponds and hatchery (see bill H. R. 156),
21.
Fort Brady, Mich.: to convey to city of
Sault Ste. Marie (see bill H. R. 4907),
11523.
Foster Boat Co.: for relief (see bill H. R.
5068), 12402.
Grand Traverse Bay, on Lake Michigan:
to survey (see bill H. R. 1963), 768.
Judson, Sarah Foxton, for relief (see bill
H. R. 836), 60.
Long, Isiah J., for relief (see bill H. R.
835), 60.
Marquette National Forest: to release
portion of (see bill H. R. 4766), 10889.
Millecoquin River, Mich.: to survey (see
bill H. R. 3034), 3822.
Rogers City, Mich.: to establish fish
hatchery at (see bill H. R. 2520), 1885.
St. Ignace, Mich.: to establish rearing
ponds and fish hatchery (see bill H. R.
161), 21.
St. Marys River, Mich.: survey (see bill
H. R. 157), 21.
-- to construct hydroelectric power
facilities on (see bill H. R. 159), 21.
Selective Training and Service Act: to
amend (see bill H. R' 2828), 3053.
Sherry, James: for relief (see bill H. R.
2528), 1886.
South Canal of St. Marys River, Mich.: to
improve (see billH. R. 1126), 98.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Daylight saving time: to terminate act
establishing (see H. Con. Res. 2), 31.
Fishery products: investigation relative
to (see H. Res. 47), 59.
Fisheries on Great Lakes: to investigate
(see H. Res. 116), 591.
Remarks by, on
Antiracketeering bill, 11845.
Federal Aid Airport Act, 9752.
Fort Brady: abandonment of, A4453.
- statement by Secretary of War,
A4453.
General Motors: false charges against
OPA, A5150.
Germfask (conscientious objectors'
camp), 616, 617, 657.
- correspondence, 617.
Great Britain: purchase of Liberty ships,
9751.
Great Lakes Fisheries Convention, 12479.
National Service Act, 616, 657.
- letter and resolution by American
Legion, 657.
Pearl Harbor in\estigation, 10811, 10812.
UNRRA appropriation: conference report,
11821.
BRADLEY, FRED-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Vessels: sale of surplus, 9160, 9162, 9164,
9165, 91C6, 9168, 9192, 9275, 9276, 9278,
9283, 9284.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
BRADLEY, JOHN H., reception in Senate to,
3611.
BRADLEY, MICHAEL J. (a Representative
from Pennsylvania).
Address by John J. Reilly of Philadelphia
relative to history of Ireland, A1378.
Address by Loyal. D. Odhner relative to
vocational training for handicapped
veterans, A1424.
Address by William Green at Labor Day
services for Peter J. McGuire, A3744.
Appointed on committee, 15.
Appointed on Select Committee on Post-
war Military Policy, 550.
Article in Philadelphia Hzcord by Rev.
Dan Polirg entitled "The Right An-
swer;" A294.
Poem by Alexander M. Sullivan entitled
"The Bigot," A4196.
Table: jobs suitable for disabled veterans,
A1427.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Armed forces: relating to traveling ex-
penses of members transferred from
one hospital to another (see bill H. R.
1283), 148.
Franklin, Benjamin: for relief (see bill
H. R. 4709), 10750.
Mitchell, Brig. Gen. William: erection of
monument to (see bill H. R. 3758),
7420.
Office of the Doorkeeper: Increased com-
pensation for messengers in (see H.
Res. 297), 6535.
Philadelphia, Pa.: establishment of na-
tional park in (see bill H. R. 2851),
3141.
Roosevelt, Franklin Delano: to declare
a national holiday birthday of (see
H. J. Res. 158), 3531.
Veterans: relating to loans to (see bill
H. R. 2312), 1390.
Veterans' preference: to extend under
civil-service laws and rules (see bill
H. R. 1282), 148.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Consideration of bill (H. R. 3891)-un-
employment compensation (see H. Res.
384), 10169.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill, 2555.
Appropriations: reduction of, 9814.
Army: discharges, 9869.
Bermuda: date on proposal to acquire,
8331, 8332.
Fair Employment Practice Committee,
11780.
-discharge petition, 11854.
Forand bill, 10684.
Full-employment bill, 12077, 12081.
Insurance business: regulation, 1086,
1088.
Land-grant railroad rates: conference re-
port, 10139.
Lend-lease:* repayment, 8331.
National Service Act, 643, 710, 734.
Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps:
personnel, 311.
Navy: postwar composition, 10144, 10147,
10189, 10199, 10200.
Navy and Marine Corps: increase per-
sonnel, 11434, 11435, 11436, 11445.
Pearson, Drew, 1371.
Permission to address the House, 3911.
Philadelphia, Pa.: national park, 3135,
Polish Constitution Day, 4140.
Potatoes: shipment to Europe, 9849.
Railroads: land-grant rates, 4184, 4189,
4190, 4199.
St. Lawrence seaway, 498.
Second deficiency appropriation bill,
6848.
Selective Service Act: extension, 3906.
Tax adjustment bill, 7332.

BRADLEY, MICHAEL J.--Continued.
Remarks by, on
Taxation: proposed constitutional limi-
tation on Congress regarding, 2555..
-action of Pennsylvania Legisla-
ture, 2555.
United Nations Relief: appropriation,
10231, 10294.
Veterans: bill (H. R. 3384) relating to
labor unions, 7410, 7415.
-disability compensation, 7879.
Veterans' Administration: Department of
Medicine and Surgery, 11684, 11685.
War Labor Disputes Act: repeal, 11829.
Weiss, Samuel A.: tribute to, 12487.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
BRADLEY, OMAR N. (general, U. S. Army).
Address to the graduating class of the.
Military Academy by, A2692.
Announcement of appointment as Ad-
ministrator of Veterans' Affairs, 5795.
Article by Ernie Pyle from Washington
Daily News paying tribute to, A3689.
Bill to authorize appointment as Admin-
istrator of Veterans' Affairs (see bills
S. 1208"; H. R. 3607*).
Editorial from Washington Post com-
mending appointment to head Vet-
erans' Administration of, A3473.
Editorial entitled "General Bradley's
Vital Task" from St. Louis Post-Dis-
patch, A5313.
Letter relative to veterans' pauper oath
requirement by, A4143.
News release relative to the President's
approval for 19 new veteran hospitals
and addition to 15 others by, A4384.
Statement on Nazi Thrust Backfiring
from Washington Post by, A100.
Statement relative to Bernard Baruch's
report on veterans' problems by,
A3827.
Statement entitled "Is General Bradley
For or Against the Veterans' Pauper-
Oath Requirement?" by Joseph Leib,
A4143.
Tribute in House to, 11639.
BRADLEY FACES HARD JOB IN VETERANS'
AGENCY, article by Charles Hurd from
New York Times relative to, A3552.
"BRADLEY REVAMPS VETERANS' SERV-
ICE," article by Charles Hurd from
New York Times entitled, A3936.
BRADY, JAMES A., relief (see bill H. R.
2310*).
BRADY, JIM H., article entitled "Inside
Washington" by, 9832.
Article relatile to postwar employment
problems from his column Inside
Washington by, A3856.
Article on Eisenhower's appreciation of
home front from his column Inside
Washington by, A3285.
Article relative to personal side of Presi-
dent Truman from his column Inside
Washington by, A3719.
Aritcle relative to interest of Frank
Mecuiro in Government from column
Inside Washington by, A3703.
Article relative to. Brig. Gen. Harry W.
Vaughan's refusal to use Government
automobile by, A5666.
Editorial entitled "International Labor
Council" from column Inside Wash-
ington by, A3351.
Statement relative to cost of World War
II by, A5484.
BRAGG, PETER N., SR., AND WIFE, relief
(see bill S. 719).
BRAGG, T. M., letter endorsing peace reso-
lutions by, A608.
BRAHAM, VERA, letter relative to continu-
ance of child-care centers by, A3869.
BRAKOULIAS, ATHAN P., relief (see bill
H. R. 897).
BRAMLETT, W. S., letter relative to a magis-
trate entrusted with execution of the
laws, management of the revenue, and
the command of the Army, 6547.
INDEX
BRAND,WINIFRED, editorial paying tribute
to Franklin D. Roosevelt from Detroit
Westward by, A3867.
BRANDT, JOHN, address entitled "Postwar
Prosperity--or Not?" in Chicago by,
A200.
Remarks in House relative to statement
on serious plight of dairy farmer by,
A668.
BRANDT, RAYMOND P., address at Germany
atrocity program in Library of Con-
gress by, A3291.
BRANNEN, LYNNE, article entitled "The
Vehement Volunteer (Senator Mc-
Kellar)" by Don Taylor and, A2893.
BRANSONS COVE, VA., provide for prelimi-
nary examination and survey of (see
bill H. R. 24).
BRANT, IRVING, article concerning the
Warsaw government written by, 5688.
"BRASS IN MADRID," article from Asheville
(N. C.) Daily Citizen entitled, A1030.
BRASS HATS, remarks in House relative to,
8694.
BRATT, ERNEST C., letter relative to effect
of directive 59 by Petroleum Adminis-
tratoi forWar on small oil companies
by, A1031.
BRATTER, HERBERT, radio address relative
to Bretton Woods Conference by,
A1349.
BRATTON, SAM G. (a former Senator from
New Mexico).
Eulogy to Mrs. Ruth Hannah Simms, 104.
BRATTON, SUE F., for relief of legal guard-
ian of (see billH. R. 3198").
BRATTLEBORO (VT.) REFORMER, article
captioned "Nonresidents buy more Ver-
mont property" from, A667.
BRAUN, HEDWIG W., reliefof estate (see
billsS. 642*; H. R. 1782-).
BRAUN,IDA F. AND CARL J.,relief (see bills
S. 642*; H. R. 1782).
BRAYMER (MO.) BEE,article entitled "One
Thousand Head of Hogs But No Meat"
from, A3052."
"BRAZEN POLITICAL PAY-OFF," editorial
from Kansas City Star entitled, A312.
BRAZIL, authorize Lewis Hobart Kenney,
Charles Gainer, Charles Clement Good-
man, and Henry Charles Robinson to
accept decorations and orders tendered
them by (see billS. 221).
Five-word address delivered by the Act-
ing President of, 10212.
Remarks in House relative to trade
agreements with, 5144.
Remarks in House relative to poor, grade
of coffee shipped from, A3450.
Remarks in House relative to increased
production of cotton in, A4112.
Tables: coffee and cotton production in,
A4113.
BRAZIL, CHESLEY, relief (see bills S. 591*;
H. R. 2514).
Letter from the Secretary of the Interior
transmitting a draft of a proposed bill
for relief of, 1170, 1209.
BREAD,article entitled "Our Daily Bread," by
Clarence Woodbury, from Common
Sense, condensed in Reader's Digest,
A1979.
BREAD AND BAKERY PRODUCTS, message
captioned "Must we now face rationing
of bread and other bakery products"
from American Bakers Association ap-
pearing in Washington Post and Eve-
ning Star, A2766.
Remarks in House relative to critical
problems facing, A2765.
BREAD AND BUT ER (publication), state-
ment on Fight Inflation Week-June
10-17 from, A2774.
BREAD CRISIS, article from Northwestern
Miller entitled, A1222.
79
BREADON, SAM, statement relative to con-
tribution of St. Louis Cardinals to the
war effort by, A734.
BREAKERS HOTEL CASE, excerpt from
memorandum to Senate committee by
Norman Tittell relative to Attorney
General's policy on, A295.
BREEDER'S GAZETTE (publication), article
entitled "Livestock Auctioneer Tennes-
see's New Governor" from, A718.
BREEN, ROBERT, statement on what about
a national theater system for this
country by Robert Porterfield and,
A3712.
BREHM, WALTER E. (a-Representative from
Ohio).
Appointed on committee, 492
Letter relative to drafting of IV-F's, 182.
Statement by Educational Policies Com-
mission on subject How to Avoid Fed-
eral Control of Education, A2034.
Statement on House Concurrent Resolu-
tion 50 (intangible drilling costs),
A2393.
Sworn in, 88.
Vital committee posts go to PAC men,
. article by Willard Edwards, A159.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Geological and mining data: to make
available to States (see bill H. R. 3148),
4339.
Public Health Service Act: to amend to
provide dental health programs (see
bill H. R. 3412), 5754.
World War II: to prohibit induction for
further service in armed forces of vet-
erans of (see bill H. R. 4000), 8574.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill, 2681,
2715, 2732.
Points of order, 2671.
American Dental Association, 928, 1047.
Annuities: exemption from taxation,
9097.
Armed forces: voluntary enlistment bill,
8708.
Army: discharges, 9869.
Black market, 2500.
Bretton Woods Agreements Act, 5539,
5541, 5661, 5664, 5665.
CIO Political Action Committee, A159.
Commodity Credit Corporation, 2056.
Congressional office of administrative
management, 6065.
Departments of State, Justice, and Com-
merce appropriation bill, 2290.
Dewey, Thomas E.: acceptance of New
Deal legislation, 435.
Fair Employment Practice Committee.:
statement by the President, 5795.
Farm labor: deferment of, 2429.
Federal Farm Loan Act, 4766.
Food: true facts concerning supplies,
2500.
Food and Agricultural Organization of
the United Nations, 3966, 3985.
G. I. bill of rights: administration of,
497.
Geological and mining data, 4316.
German concentration camps, 4169.
Guayule rubber project, 9863.
House of Representatives: rules of,
A4008.
Independent offices appropriation bill,
943, 944.
India: immigration quota, 9538.
Jones, Jesse: forced -resignation, 417.
Lend-lease: extension, 2124.
Lewis, Fulton, Jr.: radio statement on
Army engineers, 6312.
Members of Congress: expense allowance,
5726.
Military Establishment appropriation
bill, 6762.
Nationality Act: amendment, 4646.
National Service Act, 624, 659.
-- ask for conference, 2199.
-conference report, 2848, 2849.

BREHM, WALTER E.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Postage on catalogs: readjusting rates
of, 6968, 6970.
Price Control Act: amendment, 6566.
Reciprocal trade agreements, 4883, 4889,
5089.
Roosevelt, Franklin D.: Medal of Honor,
4821, 4825.
Scientific research in interest of National
security: Army engineers (H. R. 3440),
6312.
Selective service: Tydings' amendment,
1515, 1520, 1531.
Stabilization Act of 1942: amendment,
6566.
Treaty ratification, 1037, 3997, 4295, 4335.
United States Employment Scrvice, 9858.
Veterans of World War II: bill to pre-
vent induction of, 8540.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
BREITENSTEIN, A. J., statement relative to
present status and future development
of Alaska Highway at Denver before
Mountain States Association by, A5481.
BREMERTON (WASH.) SUN, article on
Puget Sound Navy Yard's record in re-
pairing U. S. S. Suwanece from, A1761.
BRENCKMAN, FRED, article entitled "The
Farmer and the Trade Agreements Act"
by, A2431.
BRENDER, ERNEST U., adjudicate claim of
(see bill H. R. 4885).
Letter from Secretary of Agriculture
transmitting draft of bill for relief of,
10750.
BRENNEN, C. A., letter relative to cattle pop-
ulation in, 777.
BRENTON, MARY, relief (see bill H. R. 4710).
BREON, ALICE, relief (see bill H. R. 2926).
BRESLIN, PAT AND SANDY, tribute in House
to practical patriotism of, A2511.
BRETTON WOODS AGREEMENTS, address
by Secretary Morgenthau before the
Detroit Economic Club on the sub-
ject of, 2615.
Address in Minneapolis, Minn., by Sec-
retary of Treasury Morgenthau rela-
tive to, A1223.
Address on American dollar and Bretton
Woods plan by Edwin Walter Kem-
merer, A520.
Address entitled "The Big Bankers and
Bretton Woods" by E. A. Conway,
A1202.
Address entitled "Monetary and Credit
Agreements Entered Into at Bretton
Woods" by M. S. Szymczak at Chicago
before Illinois Manufacturers Associa-
tion, A1384.
Address by Representative Smith (Ohio)
before Colorado State Mining Associa-
tion relative to A424.
Amendments in Senate relating to, 7555,
7591.
Analysis by John Francis Neylan of,
A 1636.
Article by Thomas L. Stokes from Wash-
ington Daily News relative to bankers
and, A1112.
Article entitled "Good for Man or Beast"
from Wall Street Journal, A3549.
Article by Edwin A. Lahey from Chicago
Daily News relative to, A1812.
Articles by Representative De Lacy from,
Seattle (Wash.) Star relative to, A2116.
Article by William Green from American
Federalist relative to American Feder-
ation of Labor endorsing, A2237.
Article entitled "Main versus Wall
Street" by Thomas L. Stokes from
Washington Daily News, A1145.
Article entitled "The Coming Economic
World Pattern" by Henry Hazlitt from
American Scholar, A1142.
Article by Lowell Mellett from Washing-
ton Evening Star relative to changes
suggested by bankers for, A1146.
INDEX
BRETTON WOODS AGREEMENTS-Con.
Article by Samuel Grafton from Phila-
delphia Record relative to news of
American banke-s on, A1203.
Article entitled " ' Must Support Bret-
ton Woods" by Hamilton Owens from
Baltimore Sun. A1731.
Article entitled "Sees Need for Bretton
Woods Plan" by Thomas L. Stokes,
A1419.
Article entitled "The World Watches De-
bate on Bretton Woods Bill" by John
H. Crider from New York Times, A1344.
Article entitled "Delay Is Seen for Bret-
ton Woods Plan" by H. Eugene Dick-
huth from New York Herald Tribune,
A5110.
Advertisement entitled "We Believe Bret-
ton Woods Is Good Business" by Busi-
ness and Industry Committee for Bret-
ton Woods, Inc., from Washington
Post, A2619.
Bill to provide for participation of the
United States in, 7636.
Correspondence between Representative
Hoffman and Fern E. Nahikian relative
to bill H. R. 2211, A2066.
Editorial from Milwaukee Journal rela-
tive to ratification of, A1203.
Editorial from Springfield (Mass.) Re-
publican discussing some criticisms
of, A1989.
Editorial entitled "Vote Bretton Woods
Now" from Milwaukee Journal, A2026.
Editorial entitled "Light on Bretton
Woods" from New York Herald Tribune,
A1485.
Editorial from New York Times relative
to bankers' views on, A538.
Editorial cantioned "Two Bretton Woods
polls," A897.
Editorial captioned "The poll of econo-
mists" from New York Herald Tribune,
A843.
Editorial from Chicago Daily Tribune rel-
ative to the President's message on
agreements of, A733.
Editorial from Milwaukee Journal rela-
tive to ratification of, A1617.
Editorial from New York Times relative
to statement of Committee for Eco-
nomic Development on, A1516.
Editorial from St. Louis Post-Dispatch
relative to the views of bankers on,
A1279.
Editorial from St. Louis Globe-Democrat
entitled, A923.
Editorial from New York Herald Tribune
relative to administration's program
for passage of, A2635.
Editorial entitled "Two Committee Re-
ports" from New York Herald Tribune,
A2784.
Editorial entitled "A Needed Deflation"
from Wall Street Journal, A3474.
Excerpt from general statement of mi-
nority report on propaganda aspects of,
A2634.
Letter and report by Independent Bank-
ers' Association relative to, A973.
Letter by former Representative Dewey
(Ill.) relative to, A2627.
Letter by M. S. Eccles relative to ratifi-
cation of, A1383.
Letter by Henry R. Hayes relative to most
objectionable feature of, A2327.
Letter by economists from Duke Univer-
sity and University of North Carolina
urging support for, A1579.
Letter and resolution from American
Farm Bureau Federation favoring,
A1454.
Letter from Treasury Department an-
swering certain questions of Repre-
sentative Andresen relative to, A2668.
Letter by Seymour E. Harris relative to
economist's committee approving pro-
posal of, A742.
Memorandum showing foreign govern-
ments can obtain unlimited dollars
through, 7656.
BRETTON WOODS AGREEMENTS-Con.
Memorial of legislature of Connecticut
urging passage of bill relative to, 7588.
Message from the President relative to,
1033.
Minority views of the Committee on
Banking and Currency in House rela-
tive to participation of the United
States in the International Monetary
Fund (see bill H. R. 3314; pt. 2 of Rept.
No. 452), 7551.
Motion in House to recommit bill (H. R.
3314) to provide for the participation
of the United States in the Interna-
tional Monetary Fund and the Inter-
national Bank for Reconstruction and
Development, 5584.
Petition concerning, 5176.
Radio address by Herbert Bratler relative
to, A1349.
Radio address by Representative Buffett
relative to, A1148.
Radio address by William L. Clayton rel-
ative to, A1591.
Radio address by Representative Smith
(Ohio) on Keynes-Mcrgenthau or
Bretton Woods scheme, A1769.
Radio address by "Studs" Terkel relative
to, A1980.
Radio address entitled "A Look at Bret-
ton Woods" by Representative Hill,
A2477,
Radio address by Representative Hooks
relative to, A2678.
Radio discussion by Representative E. A.
Hall (N. Y.) and Bob Evans on, A2838.
Recommendations of economists for
United States approval of monetary
agreements of, A742.
Remarks in House relative to financial
program advocated at, A843, A2502.
Remarks in House relative to hearings
before House Banking and Currency
Committee on, A1894.
Remarks in House relative to reaction
to, A1127.
Remarks in House relative to efforts of
opponents to confuse people on, A1979.
Remarks in House relative to Govern-
ment propaganda on, A2069.
Remarks In House relative to Lord John
Maynard Keynes' connection with,
4903.
Remarks in House relative to minority
report on, A2634.
Remarks in House relative to misleading
information about, A1979.
Remarks in House relative to committee
hearings on, 5678.
Remarks in House relative to bills
S. 540 and H. R. 3314, A2715.
Remarks in House relative to expanding
foreign trade and approval of, A2716.
Remaiks in House relative to lasting
peace by adoption of, A2710.
Remarks in House relative to propaganda
on, A2673.
Remarks in House relative to endorse-
mant by certain pressure groups of,
A2668.
Remarks in House relative to stimulus
to world trade by approval of, A2885.
Remarks in House relative to approval
of people in California of, A2884.
Remarks in House relative to amend-
ments to, 5683.
Remarks in House relative to the two
issues nivolved in, A3323.
Remarks in House relative to clever con-
trivance of, A1433.
Remarks in House relative to world peace
depending on adoption of, A2124.
Remarks in House relative to propaganda
spread on, A1142.
Remarks in House relative to right of
criticism of, A1485.
Remarks in House relative to influence
of John Maynard Keynes on, A733.
Remarks in House relative to hearing be-
fore House Committee on Banking and
Currency relative to, A1140.

BRETTON WOODS AGREEMENTS-Con.
Remarks in House relative to ratification
of, A1390.
Remarks in House relative to passage by
Congress of, A3675.
Remarks in House favoring, A2502.
Remarks in House 'opposing, 5678.
Remarks In House relative to British pol-
icy on, 8790, 8791, 8792.
Rlemarks in House on bill (H. R. 3314)
relative to, 981, 5380, 5503, 552, 5586,
5587, 5631, 5722, 7218, 7922, A2924,
A4075.
Remarks in Senate relative to finances
of, 3438, 5176, 7597, 7747, 7763.
Remarks in Senate relative to construc-
tive benefits of, A1000.
Report of National City Ba-k of New
York relating to American Bankers As-
sociation's opposition to, A2183.
Resolution by Memphis Cotton Exchange
favoring passage of H. R. 2211, relative
to, A2041.
Resolution of the American Veterans'
Committee relative to, 7269.
Section of minority report entitled "Gov-
ernmenal Bretton Woods Propaganda
Drive Blacks Out Democratic Proc-
esses," A2633.
Statement by Secretary of Treasury Mor-
gsnthau before House Committee on
Banking and Currency relative to pro-
posals of, A1062.
Statement by Senator Wagner and Rep-
resentative Spence relative to endorse-
ment of International Monetary Con-
ference at, A741.
Statement by Bishop G. Bromley Oxnam
relative to, A1831.
Statement by Oscar Johnston relative to
the Cotton Belt's interest in, A1724.
Statement by Board of Governors of Fed-
eral Reserve System relative to ratifica-
tion of, A1383.
Statement from Americans Unite( for
World Organization, Inc.-, relative to,
A2506.
Statement by Franklin D. Roosevelt rel-
ative to, A2716.
Statement by Representative Thom rel-
ative to operation of monetary fund
proposed in, A3335.
Statements by Edward E. Brown, E. A.
Goldenweiser, and Alice Bonineuf rel-
ative to, A842.
Summary report by George H. E. Smith
relative to, A844.
Table showing money in the fund and
money in the bank, 7762.
"BRETTON WOODS ALSO VITAL TO WORLD
PEACE," editorial from Philadelphia
Record entitled, A1347.
BRETTON WOODS CONSPIRACY, article by
former Representative Binderup rela-
tive to, A1433.
"BRETTON WOODS FIGHT," editorial by
Linwood I. Noyes from. Ironwood
(Mich.) Daily Globe entitled, A1390.
"BRETTON WOODS IN THE PULPIT," edi-
torial from Wall Street Journal en-
titled, A2559.
"BRETTON WOODS ISSUE," editorial from
New York Herald Tribune entitled,
A990, A1059.
BRETTON WOODS MEAN 5,000,000 JOBS,
pamphlet issued by Congress of Indus-
trial Organizations relative to, A1167.
"BRETTON WOODS MONETARY PROPO-
SALS," memorandum issued by Na-
tional League of Women Voters en-
titled, A1000.
"BRETTON WOODS OR WHAT?" editorial
from Boston Observer entitled, A1480.
"BRETTON WOODS PACT AND ISOLA-
TIONISM," editorial from Minneapolis
(Minn.) Tribune entitled, A1108.
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"BRETTON WOODS PROPOSALS-WILL WE
MISS THE BOAT AGAIN?" address by
Richard W. Courts at Lagrange, Ga.,
entitled, A3418.
"BRETTON WOODS PUZZLE," letter by
Robert Boothly from New York Times
captioned, A990.
BREUSTER, RAYMOND, editorial, Food
Shortages; GI's Views from Hunting-
ton (W. Va.) Herald-Dispatch by,
A3151.
BREWSTER, OWEN (a Senator from Maine).
Address March 2, 1945, on American
foreign policy, A1076.
Address at Western States Council, Salt
Lake City, Utah, on subject Selling
Surplus War Plants, A644.
Address by Louis Bromfield at New York
City entitled "Palestine's Place in the
New World," A2044.
Address by Senator Hart on subject Sane
Aspects of Foreign Commerce, A3882.
Appointed on committees (standing),
169, 170.
Appointed on committees, 73, 672, 909,
1404, 2074, 2311, 2458, 3108, 3230, 3359,
3536, 3620, 4219, 4500, 4688, 5173,
5383, 5840, 7148, 7429, 7588, 8354, 8726,
9111, 9469, 9759, 10083, 10247, 10404,
10751, 10953, 11524, 11856.
Appointed on Joint Committee To In-
vestigate Pearl Harbor Attack, 8583.
Article by Col. S. G. Shartle in Miami
Dail3 News relative to German char-
acter, A1081.
Article by Herbert B. Elliston from
Washington Post relative to William L.
Clayton's exposition of cartels at Mexi-
co City, A1054.
Article by Milo Perkins entitled "Cartels:
What Shall We Do About Them?"
A1046.
Article by Leo Wolman from London
Economist relative to postwar prob-
lems, A1471.
Article from New York Times concern-
ing balancing of international ex-
change, A1469.
Article by Bill Cunningham on abund-
ance of food in Canada, A2816.
Article by Bill Cunningham in Boston
Herald on. President's May Day ad-
dress, A4524.
Data on Flag o Liberation, A3635.
Editorial from Washington Post entitled
"Richardson's Testimony," 10959.
Letter in New York Herald Tribune by
William S. Bennet regarding Palestine,
A4638.
Recommendation of White Potato In-
dustry Advisory Committee, A3887.
Tables: import duties, 6106, 6107.
postwar import duties, 6121.
Amendments offered by, to
Airport bill (S. 2): to amend, 8440, 8470,
8476, 8477,.
Federal aid to airports (S. 2): to amend,
7274.
Interior Department appropriation bill
(H. R. 3024) : to amend, 5440.
Selective Service Act (H. R. 2625): to
amend, 3728.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Agricultural Adjustment Act: to amend
with respect to potatoes (see bill S.
1396), 8585.
Civilian officers of the United States: to
restore to office those who left their
positions to serve in armed forces (see
bill S. 892), 3470.
Emergency Price Control Act: to amend
(see bill S. 1204), 6873.
Flag of the United States: ceremony to
commemorate flag flown in enemy
countries upon their surrender (see
S. J. Res. 91), 8468.
Forest products laboratories: to establish
(see bills S. 780, 893), 2595, 3470.
Gillibrand, George: for relief (see bill
S. 955), 4099.
81
BREWSTER, OWEN-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Meteorological observation stations in
arctic region of Western Hemisphere:
to establish (see bill S. 765), 2519.
Navy and Coast Guard: relating to pay
and allowances of officers of retired list
(see bill S. 473), 915.
Public Health Service: to create' a Divi-
sion of Water Pollution Control, 330.
Sanders, Stephen E., and wife: for relief
(see bill S. 956), 4099.
Selective Training and Service Act: to
amend (see bill S. 36), 77.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Petroleum resources: to investigate (see
S. Res. 36), 330.
Postwar foreign trade: extension of time
for filing report (S. Res. 76), 995.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 3470.
Remarks by, on
Acheson, Dean G.: confirmation, 8901,
8902, 8910.
Act of Chapultepec, 2027, 2028.
Airplane accidents, 7167.
Airports: Federal aid bill, 4119, 7281,
8436, 8438, 8440, 8441, 8442, 8443, 8445,
8446, 8447, 8448, 8449, 8469, 8471, 8473,
8474, 8476, 8477, 8481, 8482, 8483, 8485,
8488, 8520, 9880.
-report of National Association of
State Aviation officials, 8443.
Army: redeployment program, 7896.
voluntary enlistment bill, 9014.
Bretton Woods agreements, 7564, 7576,
7625, 7679.
Burton, Harold H.: tribute, 8732.
Canol project, 2169.
Census of agriculture, 1218.
Chandler, Albert B.: resignation from
Senate, 10128.
-tribute, 3776.
Civil Aeronautics legislation: committee
jurisdiction, 2320.
Debt limit of the United States: increase,
2768.
Eastport, Maine: transfer of land, 702.
Eaton, Col. W. H., Jr.: record, 1116.
--- article on death of, 1117.
Federal Reserve banks: reduction in re-
serve requirements, 3825, 3826.
Fish or sea food: price of, 7843.
Fordney-McCumber Tariff Act, 6354.
France: inflation in, 7285
German prison camps: visit of Senators,
3633.
Germany: problem of civil government
in, 7282-7284.
Government contracts: waste in, 6098.
Japan: occupation of, 8676.
Jews: conditions in camps in Germany,
9221.
statement by Dr. Ott, 9222.
Lending agencies of the Government,
684, 685, 686, '689.
Lend-lease: extension, 3200.
-- operations, 1140.
McKeough, Raymond S.: confirmation,
9585.
Maine: value of farmlands, 7465.
Manpower: utilization in Government
plants, 388.
Middle East: future policy of United
States regarding, 1221, 1222, 1224, 1225.
- statement by James M. Landis on
Greek situation, 1224.
. article quoting James M. Landis
on situation in, 1222.
Military installations abroad, 1140.
Minuscule: definition, 7576.
Missouri River Valley Authority: refer-
ence of bill (S. 555), 2016.
National Service Act (H. R. 1752), 1489,
1490, 1491, 1497, 1498, 1554, 1558, 1841,
1842, 1903, 1908.
- letters from soldiers, 1558, 1842.
Navy: pay and allowances of certain
officers, 9898.

BREWSTER, OWEN-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Palestine: British military policy in,
11249.
-press reports, 11250.
resolution, 12171, 12172.
Pearl Harbor disaster: congressional in-
vestigation, 8343, 8344, 10857, 10859,
12412.
-- difficulties encountered, 10340,
10345, 10346, 10347, 10348, 10349, 10350,
10351, 10352, 10353, 10354, 10356, 10357,
10586, 10591, 10593.
-editorial, 10438..
- -reply to Senator Barkley, 10431,
10432, 10435, 10436, 10437, 10438.
-reply to Senator Tunnell, 10956-
,10960, 10962.
Pennsylvania: political conditions in,
1889.
Price Control Act: extension, 5888, 6908,
6910.
Reciprocal trade agreements, 6022, 6023,
6024, 6025, 6035, 6036, 6037, 6096, 6105-
6121, 6354, 6355, 6356.
- testimony of William Clayton,
6037.
Reconstruction Finance Corporation:
letter by Jesse Jones regarding so-
called Dawes loan, 689.
Sanders, Stephen E., and wife, 7275.
Selective Service Act: extension, 3721,
3728, 3729.
-- deferment of men over 31 years
of age, 3728, 3729.
Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act, 6354.
Surplus property: disposal, 12412.
-in Europe, 7291.
Tariffs: proposed reductions, 2768.
-- excerpt from book by Sherwood
M. Fine, 2768.
Transportation: Investigation, 11235.
Underwood Tariff Act: section 4, 6350.
United Nations Charter, 6921, 8030, 8071.
Vessels: sale of surplus, 12258, 12259.
Wallace, Henry: confirmation, 1610, 1616.
Williams, Aubrey, 2606, 2619, 2620, 2651,
2652.
-- letter by Harry V. Gilson, 2620.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Commerce:
Weather forecasting service (S.765, Rept.
656), 9938.
Committee on Naval Affairs:
Rear Admirals: pay and allowances (S.
473, Rept. 640), 9759.
Joint Committee on the Disposition of
Executive Papers:
Sunday Government Departments, 3706,
4095.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
BRIAND-KELLOGG PACT OF 1928, remarks
in House relative to Germany, Italy,
and Japan being signatories to, A2873.
BRICKER, JOHN W., editorial entitled "An
Outstanding Governor Retires" from
Columbus (Ohio) Dispatch, A223.
"BRIDGE BUILDER", poem by Will Allen
Dromgoole, entitled, A2101.
BRIDGEHEAD AT WILLIAM AND MARY
article from New York Herald Tribune
relative to, 1114.
BRIDGEPORT, CONN., resolution of the
council relative to the food shortage,
5596.
BRIDGEPORT (CONN.) AREA: OPA POL-
ICY'S EFFECT ON EMPLOYMENT, re-
port by Thompson and Lichtner rela-
•tive to, A5468.
BRIDGEPORT (CONN.) CHAMBER OF COM-
MERCE, remarks in House relative to
survey on effects of OPA policy on em-
plyoment and production by, A5468.
BRIDGEPORT (CONN.) HERALD, editorial
paying tribute to late Senator Maloney,
from, A386.
Editorial entitled "Wage Increases With
Control of Prices Essential to Save Our
Living Standards" from, A4515.
INDEX
BRIDGEPORT (CONN.) POST, article on
plan of Charles A. Moore for tariff
based on living standards from, A1672.
Editorial relative to scarcity of news from
Italian theater of war from, A641.
Editorial entitled "Farley Speaks of the
Future," from, A1694.
Editorial on Presidential succession from,
A2895.
Editorial entitled "Why They Hate Mrs.
Luce," from, A3502.
Editorial entitled "Berlin Radio Used
Only by Russians," from, A4183.
Editorial entitled "Homes for Everybody"
from, A5540.
BRIDGEPORT (CONN.) TELEGRAM, edi-
torial relative to supplying food to
European starving nations from, A4231.
BRIDGES.
Bill to amend act of June 21, 1940, so
as to make such act applicable in the
case of highway bridges owned by mu-
nicipalities (see bill H. R. 2719).
Allegheny River: bill granting consent to
Pennsylvania Railroad Co. to construct
a bridge at or near Warren, Pa., across
(see bills S. 1543; H. R. 4190).
Big Sandy River: bill authorizing Slater
Branch Bridge and Road Club to op-
erate a free suspension bridge, near
Wiliamson, W. Va., across (see bill
H. R. 1184*).
Columbia River: bill granting consent to
State of Washington to construct a
bridge at Northport, Wash., across (see
bill S. 943).
- bill to revive and reenact act to
allow the Oregon-Washington bridge
board of trustees to bridge (see bill
S. 574).
Connecticut River: bill granting consent
to Connecticut to construct a bridge at
or near old Saybrook, across (see bill
H. R. 4940).
Hudson River: bill to revive and reenact
act granting consent to Rensselaer and
Saratoga Counties, N. Y., to construct
a bridge across (see bill H. R. 3940').
Mahoning River: bill authorizing re-
construction of Spring Common Bridge
at Youngstown, Ohio, across (see bill
H. R. 3373').
Mississippi River: bills to authorize Keo-
kuk, Iowa, to operate a toll bridge
across (see billsH. R. 2872, 2892).
-bill granting consent to State of
Louisiana to construct a bridge at or
near New Orleans across (see bill H. R.
1652*).
-- bill to allow Minnesota Depart-
ment of Highway to bridge (see bill
H. R. 533").
-bill to extend time for completion
of bridge at or near Friar Point, Miss.,
across (see bill S. 454*).
- bill to extend the times for con-
struction of bridge in Brainerd, Minn.,
across (see bills S. 1259"; H. R. 3616'). BRIDGES, MARGERY A., relief (see bill S.
-bill to revive and reenact act cre-
ating City of Clinton Bridge Commis-
sion'and authorizing said commission
to construct a bridge at or near Clin-
ton, Iowa, and at or near Fulton, Ill.,
across (see bills S. 1660; H. R. 4914).
Missouri River: bill to amend sections 4
and 5 of act authorizing Nebraska-
Iowa Bridge Corp., to construct a
bridge between Washington County,
N~ebr., and Harrison County, Iowa,
across (see bill 9. 1450).
-- bill granting consent to North
Dakota to construct a bridge across
(see bill S. 233*; H. R. 3411).
- bill to revive and reenact act to
authorize Burt County, Nebr., to con-
struct and operate a toll bridge near
Decatur across (see billS. 1425').
-bill to revive and reenact title of
act granting consent to Montana to
construct a bridge at or near Poplar,
Mont., across (see bill S. 927').
BRIDGES-Continued.
Missouri River: to construct bridge across
at Frazer, Mont. (see bills S. 1601; H. R.
4808).
Monongahela River: bill granting con-
sent to West Virginia to construct a
bridge at or near Star City, W. Va.,
across (see bill H. R. 3730*).
Ouachita River: bill granting consent to
Missouri Pacific Railroad Co. to con-
struct a bridge near Camden, Ark.,
across (see bill H. R. 1903).
Pigeon River: bill to authorize Minne-
sota Department of Highways to con-
struct a bridge across (see bill H. R.
1659*).
Rainy River: bill authorizing village of
Baudette, Minn., to construct a bridge
across (see bill H. R. 3264).
St. Croix River: bill to extend times for
commencing and completing bridge
at or near Hudson, Wis., across (see bill
S. 527*; H. R. 3153).
Toll: bill providing Federal aid to States
for acquisition of (see bills S. 434;
H. R. 1-60).
St. Lawrence River: bill authorizing con-
struction of a bridge at or near Ogdens-
burg, N. Y., across (see bill H. R. 476*).
St. Louis River: bill to revive and re-
enact act to authorize city of Duluth,
Minn., to construct a toll bridge across
(see bill H. R. 3150').
Wabash -River: bill to construct bridge
across (see billS. 1219').
- -bill to allow the city of St.
Francisville, Ill., to bridge (see bill
H. R. 3521).
Yellowstone River: bill authorizing con-
struction of free highway bridge near
Fairview, Mont., across (see bill S.
2?4*; H. R. 3410).
BRIDGES, HARRY, excerpt from article in
New York Daily Mirror relative to,
A4555.
Letter by E. S. Land relative to misstate-
ments on ships for troop transporta-
tion addressed to, A5317.
Letter by 73 members of Washington
State Legislature urging dismissal of
proceedings against, A1726.
Letters by Washington State Democratic
Central Committee relative to dis-
missal of proceedings against, A1725.
List of names of members of the Harry
Bridges' Victory Committee, 1959.
Remarks in House relative to, 1254, 2705,
3830, 9085, 9538.
Remarks in Senate relative to deporta-
tion of, 4939.
Resolutions remonstrating against grant-
ing citizenship to, 7508, A3452.
Resolution adopted by the Kansas De-
partment of the American Legion
remonstrating against naturalization
of, 8420, 8468.
203*).
BRIDGES, STYLES (a Senator from New
Hampshire).
Address of Earl S. Hewitt at Washington,
D. C., April 3, 1945, entitled "New
Hampshire and Dumbarton Oaks,"
A1652.
Address by State Senator Charles M.
Mills, of Jaffrey, N. H., on Memorial
Day, A2913.
Appointed on committee, 169, 170.
Appointed conferee, 2252, 3734, 4601,
5215. 7064, 7068, 11309.
Appointed to Joint Committee to Inves-
tigate Nonessential Federal Expendi-
tures, 909.
Article by George Van Slyke in New York
Sun relative to CIO-New Deal pact,
A458.
Article by Jack Reed in Indianapolis Star
entitled "Willis Calls 60,000,000 Job
Plan Political Propaganda," A922.

BRIDGES, STYLES-Continued.
Article from Concord (N. H.) Daily Moni-
tor relative to voting in proposed world
organizstion, A1659.
Article by F. A. Voigt in the Nineteenth
Century and After magazine entitled
"Polish Catastrophe," A4037.
Article in Pageant magazine entitled
"What's Wrong With Congress," A4999.
E itorial from Manchester (N. H.) Union
paying tribute to George M. Putnam,
t.5372.
Resolution by New Hampshire Legisla-
ture relative to treaty-making power,
S90.
Resolution by Polish-American Congress,
New Hampshire, relative to territorial
integrity of Poland, 3393.
Resolution by New Hampshire Legisla-
ture on death of President Roosevelt
and pledging support to President
Truman, 3597.
Resolution by New Hampshire Legislature
relative to Poland, 4093.
Resolution by New Hampshire Legisla-
ture relative to veterans at peace con-
ference, 4093.
Resolution by New Hampshire Legisla-
ture relative to postal salaries, 5175.
Statement on bill (S. 1068)-abatement
of certain income taxes for members
of armed forces, 5177.
Statement by students at Colby Junior
College, NewLondon, N. H., relative to
Olympic games, A5C96.
Will of Lt. Benjamin Rush Toland, A4780.
Amendments offered by, to
Legislative appropriation bill (H. R.
3109): to amend, 5211.
Nurses (H. R. 2277) : to amend, 2894.
United Nations Organization (S. 1580):
to amend, 11118.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Apprenticeship in District of Columbia:
to provide for (see S. 1189), 6704..
Armed forces: to abate certain income
taxes for members (see bill S. 1068),
5177.
Bannett, Michael Joseph: for relief (see
bill S. 1674), 11706.
Brooks, Arthur R. and wife: for relief
(see bill S. 512), 992.
Jesseman, Carroll: for relief (see bill S.
513), 992.
Merbers of Congress: to increase salaries
(see billS. 1125), 5757.
Mitchell, William: to award posthumous-
ly a Ccngressional Medal of Honor (see
bill S. 831), 3398.
National service life insurance policies:
to renew (see bill S. 5e4), 1211.
Vacancy in office of President and Vice
President (see bill S. 1169), 6259.
War correspondents: to issue medals to
(see bill S. 957), 4100.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Roosevelt, Elliott: to investigate loan by
John Hartford to (see S. Res. 136),
6120.
Remarks by, on
Acheson, Dean G.: confirmation, 8910,
0911.
Census of agriculture, 1217.
Curfew regulations: modification by
Mayor LaGuardia, 2390,
Deficiency appropriation bills, 2753, 2754,
4121, 12109, 12111, 12112, 12113, 12115,
12116.
Flood-control projects: appropriation,
12115, 12116.
Foreign policy of the United States, 5316.
Hopkins, Harry: visit to Moscow, 8845.
Burley, Patrick J.: resignation, 11114,
11117, 11118.
Independent offices appropriation bill,
2034, 2035, 2084, 2094, 2180, 2181.
Interior Department appropriation bill,
5426, 5427, 5428, 5429, 5430, 5431, 5432,
5433, 5434, 5435, 5436, 5437.
Italian armistice terms: article from In-
ternational Law Review giving terms,
1213.
INDEX
BRIDGES, STYLES-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Labar-Federal Security appropriation bill,
6706, 6708, 6709, 6714, 6715, 6716, 6719,
6720, 6721, 6722, 6723, 6724.
Lend-lease: cpcrations since defeat of
Germany, 4698, 46C9.
- statement by Joseph C. Grew,
4699.
Meat: shortage of, 2082.
Members of Congress: expense allowance,
5188, 5211, 5213, 5335, 5336.
- visits abroad, 3630.
National Service Act: conference report,
2902, 2903.
Navy Department appropriation bill,
4591, 4E00.
Office of War Information, 6433, 6434,
6435, 6437, 6439.
Public Health Service: additional ap-
propriation, 1217.
Roosevelt, Col. Elliott: confirmation,
1014, 1015, 1016, 6120.
-- rsported loan by John Hartford
to, 6028.
Russian-American relations, 4111.
San Francisco Conference: actions of
Russian delegates, 5845.
Senators: e::pense allowance, 12036,
12038, 12043, 12044.
Shasta Dam: transmission lines, 12129.
United Nations Charter, 8165.
United Nations Organization: American
representative, 11118.
UNRRA: appropriations, 12050.
Vessels: sale of surplus, 11871, 11872,
11875, 11876, 11878.
Virgin Islands:
appropriation, 1211,
12112.
War agencies: appropriations for, 6706,
6725, 6739, 6740.
War correspondents: medals for, 4100,
Reports made by, from
Committee on Military Affairs:
Mitchell, William (S. 881, Rept. 202),
3706.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
BRIDGETON (N. J.) Evening News, editorial
relative to convincing people of neces-
sity for military training in peacetime
from, A3123.
BRIGGS, CHARLES W., article entitled "The
Relation of Federal Government to
Sovereignty" by, A10.
Letter relative to legislation from, A5010.
BRIGGS, DOROTHY G., letter protesting
closing of child-care centers by, A3999.
BRIGGS, EMMA L., increase pension (see bill
H. R. 1051).
BRIGGS, FRANK P. (a Senator from Mis-
souri).
Address of Capt. W. M. Callaghan, United
States Navy, at commissioning of
U. S. S. Missouri, A1649.
Address of former Senator Clark at com-
missioning of U. S. S. Missouri, A1648.
Address by Justice William 0. Douglas
before Missouri Bar Association, A4509.
Address of Robert E. Hannegan at Demo-
cratic Women's meeting, Springfield,
Mo., A4029.
Address by Robert E. Hannegan at
Rochester, N. Y., March 17, 1945,
A1255.
Address by Senator Olin D. Johnston at
Jefferson Day dinner, Sioux Falls,
S. Dak., A2606.
Address by Vice President Truman at
Jefferson City, Mo., February 22, 1945,
entitled "Democracy . at the Cross-
roads," A911.
Appointed on Special Committee to
Investigate the Production, Transpor-
tation, and Use of Fuels In Areas West
of Mississippi River, 6087.
Appointed on Special Committee to In-
vestigate National Defense Program.,
7105.
Appointed on committees, 466, 11369.
83
BRIGGS, FRANK P.-Continued.
Article by H. E. Klinefelter in Missouri
Farmer on assistance afforded by Farm
Security Administration, A3653.
Articles by Edgar Ansel Mowrer entitled
"Relief for Our Allies," and "Necessity
for World Organization, A3657.
Articles by Francis P. Douglas on opera-
tion of Patent Office, A4513, A4514.
Credentials, 364.
Editorial from Kansas City Star entitled
"The Star and the Peace," A1054.
Letter by soldier, Thomas C. Cauley, ex-
pressing views on furloughs, etc.,
A2205.
Letter signed "A GI" relative to return
of servicemen to their homes, A3922.
Poem in tribute to late President Roose-
velt by Judge Fred E. Mueller, A3926.
Resolution by Missouri Legislature rela-
tive to use of live d'ecoys for duck
hunting, 2384.
Resolution by Missouri Legislature ex-
pressing faith in President Truman,
3596.
Resolution by Missouri House of Repre-
sentatives regarding Army discharges,
9643.
Statement by St. Louis locals, United
Electrical, Radio, and Machine Work-
ers of America on deeds of Franklin
D. Roosevelt, A2205.
Statement on inland plants to aid de-
fense program, A4648.
Sworn In, 364.
Amendments offered by, to
Agricultural appropriations bill (H. R.
2689) : to amend, 3086.
Bils and joint resolutions introduced by
Cowden Manufacturing ro.: for relief
(see bill S. 1014), 4692.
Redmond, Margaret: for relief (see bill
S. 1015), 4692.
Taxation: to direct payment of highway-
use taxes in operation of any system
of commercial transportation taken
over by Federal Government (see bill
S. 992), 4504.
Remarks by, on
Flood relief: emergency bill, 4394.
Hannegan, Robert E.: confirmation,
4249.
Schindler, Alfred: confirmation. 3388.
Truman, Harry S.: tribute to, 3597.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
BRIGGS, LYMAN J., remarks in House rela-
tive to, 11327.
BRIGHAM, E. S. (a former Representative
from Vermont).
Article from Burlington Free Press rela-
tive to pure-bred cattle owned by,
A2300.
BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY, PROVO,
UTAH, letter captioned "A white cross
and a dog tag" by Claron L. Oakley,
from Y News, published by, A655.
BRIGHTMAN, RAY F., Jr., letter relative to
unfairness of Marines' discharge sys-
tem by, A5555.
BRILL, MARY L., pension (see bill S. 1269).
BRIN, ALEXANDER, statement on Boston as
site of United Nations capital by,
A5314.
BRINSON, MRS. DANIEL A., relief (see bill
H.'R. 1021).
BRISBIN, BEATRICE ET AL., relief (see bill
H. R. 4263').
BRISTOL (PA.) COURIER, editorial entitled
"Truman Swings Left" from, A3866.
Editorial, British Financial Problems-
Labor Party's Policy from, A3942.
Editorial, Truman's Golden Opportunity:
Realistic Attitude Toward British Loan
from, A4294.
Editorial entitled "Who's To Make the
Watches?" from, A5357.
Editorial, British Loan and Interest Rate
from, A5499.

"BRITAIN DEFICIT SPENDING OF PAST
YEARS BRINGS NATION NEAR BANK-
RUPTCY," article by Phelps Adams
entitled, A4230.
BRITAIN PERMITS INDUSTRY TO RESUME
PRODUCTION FOR EXPORT, article
from Wall Street Journal relative to,
A2815.
BRITAIN POISON PROPAGANDA IN INDIA
AGAINST UNITED STATES, letter by
unnamed official relative to, A5679.
"BRITAIN SEEN DELAYING WAR-TRAIN-
ING ACTION," article by David Law-
rence entitled, A5122.
"BRITAIN TO SUBSIDIZE ADVERTISING TO
INVADE AMERICAN MARKETS," ar-
ticle from Printers' Ink captioned,
A2437.
"BRITAIN WRITES NEW CHAPTER IN HE-
BREW MARTYRDOM," statement by
American League for a Free Palestine
from New York Post captioned, A281.
BRITAIN'S AMBASSADOR. editorial cap-
tioned "Howdy, Mr. Ambassador"
from Tulsa (Okla.) Tribune, A1501.
BRITAIN'S ATTEMPT TO BAN AMERICAN
FILMS, remarks in House relative to,
A5168.
BRITAIN'S FINANCES-TRUMAN'S STATE-
MENT, article by George Rothwell
Brown relative to, A3933.
BRITAIN'S FINANCIAL AFFAIRS, remarks
in House relative to critical condition
of, 8790.
BRITAIN'S FINANCIAL CREDITORS, re-
marks in House relative to, A4131.
BRITAIN'S FINANCIAL PLIGHT--GOLDEN
OPPORTUNITY FOR THE PRESIDENT,
editorial from Bristol, Pa., newspaper
relative to, A4177.
BRITAIN'S FINANCIAL PROBLEMS, article
entitled "Cash in Britain, Deficit for
Us" by Edward T. Austin from San
Diego Union, A4088.
Editorial entitled "Does England Want
To Be Kept?" from Washington Times-
Herald, A4087.
Letter by Representative Celler from
New York Times relative to certain aid
for A4042.
"BRITAIN'S JERSEY ACT," editorial by Tom
R. Underwood from Lexington (Ky.)
Herald entitled, A4013.
BRITAIN'S LOAN: BAD BARGAIN FOR USE
OF AIRFIELDS, remarks in House rel-
ative to, A5423.
BRITAIN'S POSTWAR ECONOMIC PRO-
GRAM, article by Paul Wohl from
Barron's National Financial Weekly
relative to, A2673.
BRITAIN'S POSTWAR ECONOMY AND
AMERICAN FINANCIAL AID, editorial
from Los Angeles Examiner relative to,
A4204.
BRITAIN'S POSTWAR EMPLOYMENT PROB-
LEMS, article by a British industrialist
relative to, A2687.
BRITAIN'S RECONVERSION SPEEDED-
RESTRICTIONS LIFTED, article from
Wall Street Journal relative to, A2815.
BRITAIN'S REQUEST FOR FINANCIAL AS-
SISTENCE-OBJECTIONS-WHY SIL-
LY? editorial from San Diego (Calif.)
Union relative to, A4022.
BRITAIN'S REQUEST FOR LOAN, remarks
In House relative to, A4104, A4140.
"BRITISH ADVISED TO TAKE NOTICE OF
FEELING CONCERNING PALESTINE,"
article by Lowell Mellett from Wash-
ington Evening Star entitled, A4300.
BRITISH-AMERICAN -AGREEMENT OF 1817,
article by Johns Hopkins University
relative to, A5367.
BRITISH-AMERICAN RELATIONS, article
from Boston Herald relative to friction
in, A180.
INDEX
BRITISH-AMERICAN RELATIONS IN 1816,
remarks in House relative to, A5367.
BRITISH-AMERICAN-RUSSIAN RELATIONS,
letter by Helen Herendeen from Roch-
ester Democrat and Chronicle rela-
tive to suspicion and, A4271.
Remarks in House relative to lack of
unity in, A4661.
BRITISH-AMERICAN TRADE 'RELATIONS,
remarks in House relative to, 8790-8793.
BRITISH ASSETS IN UNITED STATES, re-
marks in House relative to, 11928.
A5674.
BRITISH COLUMBIA'S BLOOD BROTHER-
ALASKA, article by Richard J. Neu-
berger from Vancouver Daily Province
relative to, A3193.
BRITISH CONTRIBUTION TO UNRRA, re-
marks in House relative to, A5379.
BRITISH CRITICISM OF AMERICAN WAR
EFFORT, remarks in House relative to
arrogant, A51.
BRITISH DEBT OF WORLD WAR I, remarks
in House relative to, A5296.
BRITISH DEBT TO UNITED STATES, table:
as of July 1, 1945, A5504.
BRITISH DEMAND FOR LOAN, editorial
from Chicago Herald-American relative
to resignation of Leo T. Crowley and,
A4520. . '
BRITISH DIAMONDS, letter from Depart-
ment of Justice relative to reserves of,
11575, A5296.
Rmarks in House relative to, A5296.
Statement relative to, 11575.
BRITISH DISTINGUISHED SERVICE CROSS,
remarks in House relative to award to
John D. Gavan of, A3533.
BRITISH DUTIES ON GIFTS TO NEEDY,
correspondence bietween Representa-
tive Judd and Mrs. A. 0. Young rela-
tive to levying of, A5378.
BRITISH EIGHTH ARMY, tribute in the
House to, A2024.
"BRITISH ELATION OVER CROWLEY
RESIGNATION DISTURBING TO
UNITED STATES," article by Walter
Trohan from. Washington Times-
Herald entitled, A4104.
BRITISH ELECTIONS, remarks in House rela-
tive to effect on United States of, A8732.
BRITISH EMBASSY, letter relative to acquisi-
tion of Tarawa by United States by
John Balfour of, A3299.
BRITISH EMPIRE, correspondence relative to
purchase of petroleum equipment in,
9654.
Editorial captioned "Moonbeams that
unite" from Charleston (S. C.) News-
Courier, A1915.
Remarks in House relative to American
aid saving, A3243.
Remarks in House relative to production
of gold by, A3475.
Remarks in Senate relative to discrimi-
nation against American nationals in,
9571.
BRITISH EMPIRE GOLD-ORE RESERVES,
memorandum on, 11575.
BRITISH EMPIRE'S POPULATION, table by
Bureau of Census on, A5296.
BRITISH EXTRAVAGANT ALLOWANCE FOR
DIPLOMATS, article by Helen Essary
from Washington Times-Herald rela-
tive to, A4520.
BRITISH FINANCIAL PROBLEMS-LABOR
PARTY'S POLICY, editorial from
Bristol (Pa.) Courier relative to, A3942.
"BRITISH GLOOMY AT 'HARSH' TERMS OF
AMERICAN LOAN," article by Anne
O'Hare McCormick from New York
Times entitled, A5778.
BRITISH GOLD-ORE RESERVES, memoran-
dum of Treasury Department relative
to A5295.
BRITISH GOVERNMENT, remarks in House
relative to subsidizing of nation's press
by, A2437.
BRITISH HOLDINGS IN UNITED STATES
INDUSTRY, table: list of corporations,
A5504.
BRITISH IMPERIAL PREFERENCE PLAN,
remarks in House relative to policy of,
A2386.
Table: countries under, A2387.
BRITISH-INDIA RELATIONS DURING
WORLD WAR II, remarks in House
relative to, 9538.
BRITISH LABOR PARTY, editorial by Man-
chester Boddy from Los Angeles Daily
News relative to victory of, A3823.
Letter by Senators Magnuson and
Chandler and Representative Celler
relative to Palestine addressed to,
A3767.
BRITISH LABOR PARTY URGES GREATER
PRODUCTION, article by Wilbur J.
Brons relative to speech of Herbert
Morrison on, A3932.
BRITISH LOAN. See also GREAT BRITAIN.
Article entitled "Anglo-American Loan
Agreement" by Edgar Allen Mourer,
A5590.
Article entitled "Mallon Derides British
Loan" by Paul Mallon from Fargo (N.
Dak.) Forum, A5569.
Editorial on, A5220.
Editorial entitled "Caution on British
Loan Needed" from Houston Chronicle,
A5296.
Editorial entitled "That Loan to Britain"
from Arkansas Democrat, A5665.
Editorial entitled "Stop This Thievery"
from Fort Wayne (Ind.) News-Sentinel,
A5649.
Editorial from London Daily Mail rela-
tive to, A5649.
Editorial from St. Marys (Pa.) Daily
Press relative to opposition to, A5636.
Letter captioned "Stop that loan to
England" by Mary A. Curran, A5487.
Letter by Blanche V. Valiquette relative
to, A5486.
Letter by N. S. Mitchell expressing his
views on, A5659.
Remarks in House relative to mounting
opposition to, 11575, 11927, A4661,
A5476. A5503, A5512, A5556, A5673,
A5684, A5746.
Remarks in House relative to sale to
individual investors of bonds to fi-
nance, A5503.
Remarks in House relative to propaganda
for, A5460.
Text from New York Times of financial
agreement between United States and
United Kingdom relative to, A5790.
BRITISH LOAN AND INTEREST RATE, edi-
torial from Bristol (Pa.) Courier rela-
tive to, A5499.
"BRITISH LOAN DEMANDS ON UNITED
STATES AROUSES ANXIETY IN CON-
GRESS," article by Arthur Sears Hen-
ning from Washington Times-Herald
entitled, A4454.
BRITISH LOAN FROM RFC, remarks in
House relative to, 11927.
BRITISH LOAN-INSIDIOUS PROPAGANDA,
editorial from St. Marys (Pa.) Daily
Press relative to, A5644.
BRITISH LOAN: LABOR PARTY'S POLICY,
editorial from Bristol (Pa.) Courier
relative to, A5499.
BRITISH LOAN: NEED OF ABLE STATES-
MEN TO OPPOSE SAME, article by
Upton Close relative to, A5685.
BRITISH LOAN NEGOTIATIONS, article en-
titled "The Basic Reasons for the
Credits to Britain" by Arthur Krock
from New York Times, A5741.
Remarks in House relative to, A5425.

"BRITISH LOAN OF FOUR BILLIONS RE-
FORTED" article from 'Washington
Post captioned, A5294.
BRITISH LOAN OF WORLD WAR I, state-
mefit by Sir Ronald Lindsay relative
to paymert of, 11927.
BRITISH LOAN: OTHER COUNTRIES TO
ALSO SEEK LOANS, article by Henry
J. Taylor from Washington Daily News
relative to, A5503.
BRITISH LOAN-OUR GOLD RESERVE AS
A BASIS, editorial from New York
Herald-Tribune relative to, A4213.
BRITISH LOAN PROPOSAL IS UNBUSINESS-
LIKE, editorial from Houston Chroni-
cle entitled, A5435, A5477, A5618.
BRITISH LOAN UNSOUND, remarks in House
relative to, A5518.
BRITISH MILITARY POLICY ON PALES-
TINE, remarks in Senate relative to,
11249.
BRITISH MINES-GOLD RESERVES, state-
ment from Department of Interior
relative to, 11575.
BRITISH MONETARY POLICIES, remarks in
House relative to, A3476.
BRITISH MONETARY MISSION VISITS
UNITED STATES, remarks in House
relative to, A4660.
BRITISH MONEY MANIPULATION, remarks
in House relative to, A5627.
BRITISH MONEY TABLES, remarks in House
relative to, A3476.
Statement relative to, 11575, A5296.
BRITISH NEGOTIATIONS FOR LOAN, ar-
ticle from Time relative to, A5294.
BRITISH-OWNED SECURITIES, statement
from Department of Commerce rela-
tive to, A5296.
BRITISH PARLIAMENT, article from Wash-
ington Post relative to vocations of
Members of, A3319.
BRITISH POLICY IN BURMA, articl e by Paul
Mallon from New York Journal-Amer-
ican relative to, A4662.
BRITISH POLICY IN PALESTINE. See also
PALESTINE.
- Remarks in House relative to, 9698.
Telegram from Fort Wayne (Ind.) Jew-
ish Community relative to, A5641.
Telegram' from Jewish organizations in
Chelsea, Mass., protesting, A4348.
BRITISH POLICY ON FOREIGN TRADE, let-
ter byBen F. Kelly Co. relative to,
A4117.
BRITISH POLICY TOWARD AMERICAN
AVIATION INDUSTRY, remarks in
House relative to, 11927.
BRITISH POSTWAR ECONOMY, editorial
entitled "The Drift Toward Chaos"
from Omaha Morning World-Herald,
A4376.
BRITISH POSTWAR MERCHANT MARINE,
article by Douglas Larsen from Wash-
ington Daily News relative to siZe of,
A4661.
BRITISH PRIME MINISTER. See ATTLEE,
CLEMENT.
BRITISH REJECT TRUMAN'S PLEA FOR
JEWS TO ENTER PALESTINE, speech
in Wilmington, Del., by Representative
Traynor relative to, A4230.
BRITISH REQUEST FOR LOAN, remarks in
House relative to, A5293.
BRITISH-AMERICAN RELATIONS, article by
Mark Sullivan from New York Herald
Tribune relative to, A2654.
BRITISH-RUSSIAN EUROPEAN TANGLE, ed-
itorial from Washington Times-Herald
relative to, A2425.
"BRITISH SEEK UNITED STATES BIL-
LIONS," remarks in House entitled,
8313.
INDEX
BRITISH SOCIALISM: MORRISON'S BLUNT
STATEMENT, article by'-Wilbur J.
.Brons .from Chicago Journal of Com-
merce relative to, A4380.
"BRITISH TAKE GIANT LINERS FROM
YANKS," article from Washington Post
captioned, A4313.
BRITISH TAXES, article by Charles E. Egan
relative to a cut in, 10117. "
BRITISH TRADE RESTRICTIONS, remarks
-in Senate and correspondence relative
to, 10654.
BRITISH UNMINED GOLD, table: estimate
by Department of Interior relative to,
A5295.
BRITISH WHITE PAPER, study entitled
"Reaction to British White Paper on
Employment Policy" by a member of
Department of Commerce, A1605.
"BRITISH WOMEN-ORCHIDS TO SOME
GALLANT LADIES," article by Walter
Winchell captioned, A215.
BRITT, MAURICE, remarks in Senate rela-
tive to award of the Congressional
Medal of Honor to, 3468.
BRITTAIN, N. M., letter relative to labor sit-
uation by, A5335.
BRITTON, JOHN, JR., speech entitled "The
Constitution in a Changing World,"
in a high-school contest by, A2807.
BROAD, 'BLANCHE E., relief (see bill H. R.
906*).
BROADCASTING (magazine), article en-
titled "OPA Controls ' Peril Yule
Radio Set Making" by Bill Bailey
from, A4423.
Editorial entitled "Truman's Radio
Credo" from, A3392.
Editorials relative to Federal airports
appearing in, 8528.
BROADCASTING OF NONCOMMERCIAL
PROGRAMS, amend act to prevent
interference with (see bill S. 63*).
"BROADCASTING OF TOMORROW," ad-
dress by Paul A. Porter in Washington
before National Association of Broad-
casters entitled, A1406.
BROADY,JOSEPH M., telegram opposing ap-
pointment as Rural Electrification
Administrator, 2394.
BROCKEL, HARRY C., radio address relative
to value of St. Lawrence seaway to
Wisconsin by A4757.
BRODBECK, MRS. EUGENE, relief (see bill
S. 1555).
BRODIE, HERBERT E., relief (see, bill H. R.
995).
BROKAW, J. F. AND WIFE, relief (see bills
S. 751; H. R. 3021, 3697).
BROMFIELD, LOUIS, address in Washington
relative to India by, A1218.
Address entitled "Palestine's Place In
the New World" in New York at dinner
sponsored by New Zionist Organiza-
tion of America by A2044.
Article on America's future-tragic era
from Cleveland Plain Dealer by A4506.
Review from New York Times by Mar-
guerite Young of book entitled "Pleas-
ant Valley" by, A1743.
BROMLEY, DOROTHY D., article on Walter
Reed Hospital-Treatment of ampu-
tees from New York Herald Tribune
by, A2980.
Excerpts from articles on Walter Reed
Hospital program for treating ampu-
tation cases from New York Herald
Tribune by, A2992.
BRONS, WILBUR J., article relative to Her-
bert Morrison's speech urging British
labor increase production, from Chi-
cago Journal of Commerce by, A3932.
Article on- British socialism: Morrison's
blunt statement from Chicago Jour-
nal of Commerce by, A4380.
BRONS, WILBUR J.-Continued.
Article on errors. in Government unem-
ployment predictions from Chicago
Journal of Commerce by, A5321.
BRONX BOARD OF TRADE, address on
p:stwar business exoansion by James
A. Farley before, A5678.
Address on postwar transport and the
Bronx by Walter P. Hedden before,
A36.
BRONX CONSUMERS COORDINATING
COUNCIL, statement relative to re-
tention of price control by, A5155.
BRONX COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION, ad-
dress entitled "Party Responsibility in
a Democracy" by James A. Farley be-
fore, A5437.
BRONX COUNTY (N. Y.) HOME NEWS, edi-
torial relative to a permanent FEPC
from, A2517.
BRONZE STAR MEDAL, citation of award to
John A. Dolnack of, A2835.
Citation of presentation to Dennis
Chavez, Jr., of, A742.
Remarks in House and article from
Butte (Mont.) Daily Post relative to
presentation to Lois J. Jeinberg, of,
A1961.
BROOKINGS INSTITUTION, article in Mil-
waukee Journal entitled "Our Federal
Labor Policy," A5015.
Statement entitled "Should Price Con-
trol Be Retained?" by Harold J. Moul-
ton and Karl T. Schlotterbeck, pub-
lished by, A4615.
BROOKLYN, N. Y., article by Walter B. Gun-
nison from Brooklyn Eagle relative to
establishment of a veterans hospital
at, A4308.
Letter by Harold J. Burke, chairman, re-
lative to erection of a veterans' hos-
pital at, A1369.
Petitions protesting enactment of pro-
hibition legislation by citizens of,
A1611.
BROOKLYN CITY COLLEGE, address by
J. Howard Berry relative to basketball
scandal at, A720.
Remarks in House relative to basketball
scandal at, A719.
BROOKLYN (N. Y.) EAGLE, article relative
to establishment of a veterans' hospi-
tal at Brooklyn by Walter B. Gunni-
son from, A4308.
Article entitled "Sheepshead Bay Mari-
time Training Station" from, A5418.
Editorial on new Congress should act
promptly on pay raise for postal work-
ers from, A40.
Editorial entitled "William M. Calder"
from, A1062.
Editorial entitled "Brooklyn's Indus-
trial War Record Unexcelled in Na-
tion" from, A3823.
Editorial on Presidential succession-
Truman's suggestion from, A3102.
Editorial paying tribute to Judge Grover
C. Moscowitz from, A5728.
BROOKLYN GUY'S HEROISM, article by
Bud Hutton from Ntw York Times
relative to, A811.
BROOKLYN (N. Y.) TABLET, letter to the
President on our policy toward Spain
by John L. Bazinet from, A5457.
"BROOKLYN'S INDUSTRIAL WAR RECORD
UNEXCELLED IN NATION", editorial
from Brooklyn Eagle entitled, A3823.
BROOKS, ARTHUR R., AND WIFE, relief (S.
512").
BROOKS, C. WAYLAND (a Senator front
Illinois).
Address by Col. Robert R. McCormick
before Washington Advertising Club
on subject Foreign Relations of the
United States, A4166.
Address by Governor Green, of Illinois,
before meeting of Republican National
Committee, A5424.
86
BROOKS, C. WAYLAND-Continued.
Address by Robert R. McCormick before
Foreign Policy Association on subject
Grarits, Gifts or Loans to Foreign
Countries, A5125.
Appointed on committee, 169, 170.
Appointed conferee, 2253,. 4601, 6895,
7064, 7068, 10083, 11309.
Appointed on funeral committee, 10621.
Appointed on Joint Committee on the
Organization of Congress, 1749.
Appointed to Migratory Bird Conserva-
tion Commission, 3703.
Leave of absence, 3629.
Letter from Department of Commerce
addressed to Elgin Watch Co., 6254.
Letter by V. Raymond Edman, .presi-
dent, Wheaton College relative to
terms of surrender for Japanese, 7279.
Letter from 38 enlisted men at Fort
Sheridan, Ill., relative to Army dis-
charge system, 8727.
Petitions by 100,000 citizens of Illinois
relative to relief of people of Germany,
Austria, and Hungary, 12030.
Petitions from citizens of Illinois favor-
ing anti-poll-tax bill, 12031.
Radio address from Washington, D. C.,
relative to aims of the war, A136.
Report by Associate Justice Jackson on
trials of war criminals, A2738.
Telegrams relative to returning em-
ployment services to States, 6715.
Amendments offered by, to
General of the Army (S. 1354): to amend,
8594.
Revenue Act of 1945 (H. R. 4309): to
amend, 9991.
Bills and joint resolutione introduced by
Armed forces: providing for reception by
Senate and House of Representatives
of enlisted men who served in World
War II (see S. J. Res. 102), 9215.
Federal Power Act: to amend (see bill S.
-448), 778.
Government life insurance: to reduce
rate of interest on loans secured by
(see bill S. 447), 177.
Marine Corps: to designate November
10, 1945, a day for observance of crea-
tion of (see S. J. Res. 23), 778.
Osterhoff, Alfred: for relief (see bill S.
1411), 8728.
Reconstruction Finance Corporation: re-
lating to unabsorbed premiums for war
damage insurance (see bill S. 446),
777.
St. Francisville, Ill.: to construct and op-
erate toll bridge across Wabash River
(see S. 1219), 7106.
Veterans: free postage for those in hos-
pitals (see bill S. 1394), 8586.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Heidinger, James V;: death of (see S.
Res. 108', 2623.
Remarks by, on
Airports: Federal-aid bill, 8472.
Armed forces: ceremonies to honor en-
listed men, 9215.
Army: demobilization, 8727.
-One hundred and seventh anni-
versary. of Quartermaster Corps, 6158.
precombat training, 3559.
statement by Lt. Gen. Edmund B.
Gregory, 6158.
-voluntary enlistment bill, 9024.
Bretton Woods Agreements, 7610, 7611,
7613, 7614, 7615, 7616, 7617, 7677.
Deficiency appropriation bill, 12048.
General of the Army, etc., 8593.
German concentration camps, 4583.
Great Britain: proposed loan to, 12151-
12157.
Heidinger, James V.: eulogy, 2623.
Japan: terms of surrender, 7279.
Labor: proposed draft of, 926..
Manpower situation: confusion caused
by Democratic administration, 926.
Marshall, Gen. George C.: report of, 9647.
National Service Act; conference report,
2975.
INDEX
BROOKS, C. WAYLAND-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Nimitz, Admiral Chester W.: return to
Washington, 9215.
Office of War Information: reflections on
Prairie States, 7465.
Pearl Harbor investigation, 10433, 10134,
10435:
Price Control Act: extension, 5626, 5704.
Railroad equipment sent to France, 7291.
Reciprocal trade agreements, 6122, 6191,
6253.
-telegram from Elgin Watch Co.,
6191.
Revenue Act of 1945, 9991, 9993, 9994.
9995, 9996.
Rural Electrification Administration,
4520.
Senate: absence of Senators from the
floor, 3236.
Status of employment services, 6715.
United Nations Charter, 6919.
United Nations Organization: American
representation, 11301, 11302.
UNRRA: appropriation, 11455, 11456,
12048, 12049, 12050.
Veterans: free postage for those in hos-
pitals, 8586.
War agencies: appropriations for, 6735.
Williams, Aubrey, 2466, 2650.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
BROOKS. KATHERINE I. AND SALLY, relief
(see bill H. R. 4237).
BROOKS, NED, article entitled "Philbin
Fights 'Whitewash' " from Washington
Daily News by, A1489.
BROOKS, OVERTON (a Representative from
Louisiana).
Address of Dewitt L. Pyburn and Leo M.
Odom at meeting of Red River Valley
Improvement Association, A1103.
Address of Hon. Kenneth C. Royal], Un-
der Secretary of War, at American
Legion convention in Chicago relative
to national defense, A5041.
Appointed on committee, 15.
Appointed on Select Committee on Post-
war Military Policy, 550.
Appointed on Board of Visitors to United
States Military Academy, 641.
Appointed conferee, 2203, 9155.
Article from Shreveport (La.) entitled
"There Ought To Be a Law", A623.
Article by George Fielding Eliot urging
1 month's leave before discharge for
servicemen, A1347.
Article from Shreveport (La.) Times
urging rest periods for Army troops,
A3059.
Article from Shreveport (La.) Times en-
titled "The First Marines-and
Others", A3396.
Article by Millard Rice on procedure for
discharge and disability cases before
Army and Navy review boards, A4643.
Communications protesting Office of
Price Administration plan for automo-
bile dealers, A4790.
Editorial from Shreveport (La.) Times
entitled "More Forest Production,"
A586.
Editorial from San Antonio Express en-
titled "Keep Political Hands Off the
Army Engineers," A1722.
Editorial from Kansas City Star entitled
"Flood . Threats and the Answer,"
A2048.
Editorial from Union Postal Clerk en-
titled "Salary Adjustment Justified,"
A2053.
Editorial from Washington Star entitled
"General Chennault," A3520.
Editorial from Shreveport (La.) Times
on 'universal military training, A4538.
Editorial from Shreveport (La.) Times
entitled "Constitution and the FEPC,"
A4342.
Editorial from Washington Post on Army
Service Forces, A4544.
BROOKS, OVERTON-Continued.
Editorial from Charlotte Observer on
Peacetime Military Training, A5075.
Letter from Veterans' Administration
citing need for nurses, A215.
Letters from War Department relative to
troop-rotation plan, A213.
Letter from acting Surgeon General of
Army relative to nurses at Walter Reed
Hospital, A513.
Letter from Under Secretary of War Pat-
terson relative to German prisoners
of war traveling in Pullmans, A3258.
Radio address March 6, 1945, on nurse
draft bill, A1060.
Radio address on universal military
training, A5093.
Radio broadcast by Richard Eaton on
German *atrocities. A2147.
Results of Gallup Poll on compulsory
peacetime military training, A4890.
Statement of George E. IJams relative
to veterans' hospitals, A3245.
Amendments offered by, to
Armed forces: voluntary enlistment bill
(H. R. 3951) : to amend, 8712.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Armed forces: to direct discharge of cer-
tain members (see bill H. R. 4604),
10469.
Army: to liberalize disability retirement
benefits as to emergency, provisional,
probationary, and temporary officers of
World War (see bill H. R. 1365), 229.
-to provide for better administra-
tion of officer personnel of (see bill
H. R. 5022), 12229.
Army of Occupation of Germany Medal:
to amend act providing for award of
(see bill H. R. 2037), 907.
Chennault, Maj. Gen. Claire Lee: to
award Congressional Medal of Honor
(see bill H. R. 4136). 8799.
Glassell-Taylor Co., Robinson & Young:
for relief (see bill H. R. 1975), 769.
Military and naval training: to provide
for all male citizens 18 years of age
(see billH. R. 5058), 12402.
Public Law No. 212: to amend (see bill
H. R. 3762), 7420.
Rayburn Dam: to designate dam near
Denison, Tex., as (see H. R. 3538). 6535.
Selective Service Act: to amend relative
to drafting of civilian workers who
fail to comply with certain regulations
(see bill H R. 2972), 3595.
September 2: to proclaim as a legal holi-
day (see bill H. R. 3991), 8515.
Servicemen's Readjustment Act of 1944:
to amend (see H. R. 3531), 6535.
Tidewater lands: relating to titles to
(see H. J. Res. 119), 2165.
Veterans: relating to disability ratings
for loss of arm or leg (see bill H. R.
2254), 1285.
War Atrocities Commission: to create
(see H. J. Res. 161), 3700.
Women's Army Corps: to amend act to
establish (see bill H. R. 3449), 6013.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Daylight-saving time: to repeal act
establishing (see H. Con. Res. 73),
8337.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural Extension Service, 4561.
Ammunition: shortage at the front, 124.
-- letter by five .Signal Corps soldiers
and article, 124.
Anti-poll-tax bill, 6002.
Armed forces: voluntary enlistment bill,
8632, 8651, 8704, 8712, 8713, 8714.
Army Engineer Corps: tribute, 1065, 6306.
Automobile dealers, 10782.
Civil Service Retirement Act of 1930:
amendment, 6653.
Committee on Military Affairs: investi-
gation of war effort: 1462, A1243.
Committee on Small Business: continu-
ation, 338.

BROOKS, OVERTON-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Commodities: exportation of (H. R.
2944), 6294.
Daylight-saving time: termination, 8545.
Deficiency appropriation bill, 11185,
11186, 11199, 11220.
European war theaters: report on visit,
504-510.
Fair Employment Practice Committee:
appropriation, 7476, 7484.
Farm labor: drafting, 832.
Federal employees pay bill, 5902, 5903.
Flood-control: appropriation, 5523.
- emergency-control bill, 4843, 4844.
-projects, 11199, 11220.
Forestry research, 3789.
Japanese relocation centers, 4727.
Materials: requisition (H. R. 3232), 6293.
May, Andrew J.: felicitations on seven-
teth birthday, 6690.
Military establishment appropriation
bill, 6681, 6756.
Mississippi Valley: extension of air serv-
ice in, 10536.
-- letter to Postmaster General,
10536.
Nationality Act: amendment, 4647.
National cemeteries, 10992.
National Service Act, 578, 656, 657, 710.
Navy: Nurse Corps, 10375.
Nurses' selective service bill, 1741, 1801,
1804, 1805, 1809, 1859, 1860, 1861, 1870,
1874.
Palestine problem, 9695.
Patton, Lt. Gen. George S., 203.
- editorials, 203.
Persons buried outside the United States,
10992, 10993.
Postage rate, 12209, 12210,
Prisoners of war: treatment of, A1245.
Reid, Frank R.: eulogy, 556.
Roosevelt, Franklin D.: Medal of Honor,
4821.
Second deficiency appropriation bill,
7101, 7103.
Selective Service Act, 3906.
September 2: legal holiday, 8491.
Tidelands: quieting title to, 8850, 8851.
Veterans: housing, 11186, 11187.
- communication, A5448.
-tires for, A5448.
War agencies appropriation bill, 7226,
7228.
War Atrocities Commission, 3665.
War Criminals, 4288.
War dead: repatriation, 12214, 12215.
War Department Civil Functions appro-
priation bill, 1065.
War materiel: data on shortages, 710.
Women's Army Corps: tribute, 7416.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
BROOME COUNTY, N. Y., provide for con-
struction of a veterans' hospital in (see
bill H. R. 2521).
Remarks in House relative to need of a
veterans' hospital in, A1057.
Resolution authorizing passage of H. R.
2521, providing for construction of
veterans' hospital in (see H. Res. 169).
BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE ENGI-
NEERS, letter favoring retention of
price control by, A5318.
Letter relative to legislation embodied in
H, R. 1362, amending Railroad Re-
tirement Act by G. F. Spratling bf,
A343.
BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE FIRE-
MEN AND ENGINEMEN, resolution
relative to St. Lawrence seaway, by
New Jersey State Legislative Board of,
A1024.
BROTHERHOOD OF MAN, radio address by
H. R. Ricketts on subject, A1414.
Remarks in House relative to world peace
depending upon united, A5297.
BROTHERHOOD WEEK, statement by Frank-
lin D. Roosevelt relative to observance
Fetruary 18-25, 1945, of twelfth an-
niversary of, A30.
INDEX
BROTT, GEORGE D.; relief(see billH. R.
2773).
BROUGHER, WILLIAM E. (brigadier general,
U. S. Army), remarks in House rela-
tive to proposed promotion of, 8492.
BROUGHTON, J. MELVILLE (Governor,
North Carolina), views relative to
T. V. A., from St. Louis Post-Dispatch
by, At53.
BROWDER, E. C., relief (see bill H. R. 3364).
BROWDER, EARL, criticisms of Secretary of
State Stettinius and Senator Vanden-
berg by, 4134.
Excerpts from statement on communism
by, 3830.
Remarks in House relative to influence in
Democratic Party of, A1.9.
Remarks in House relative to com-
munistic activities of, A962.
BROWDER, MRS. EARL, remarks in House
relative to, 2221, 2222.
BROWDER ADMITS REBUKE ON POLICY,
article by Frederick Woltman from
New York World-Telegram relative to,
A2765.
BROWN, ADABELLE, increase pension (see
bill H. R. 928).
BROWN, ADELL AND ALICE, relief (see bill
H. R. 244*).
BROWN, ART, article entitled "The Rise of
the Goober" from Nation's Business by,
A2494,
BROWN, AYCOCK, relief (see bill H. R.
4615).
BROWN, 'CHARLES, relief (see bill H. R.
3590*).
BROWN, CLARENCE J. (a Representative
from Ohio).
Address at Chattanooga, Tenn., Dscember
12, 1944, by, A655.
Address before Giddings Club, Warren,
Ohio, A4292.
Appointed on committee, 88, 491.
Article from Stars and Stripes entitled
"Where Are the Ships?" A4556.
Article by Seymour S. Tibbals from
Franklin (Ohio) Chronicle entitled
"Revolution-American Way-Wake
Up," A477.
Article from Council Bluffs (Iowa) Non-
pareil entitled "Congressional Sal-
aries," A3131,
Editorial from Orange Daily News en-
titled "Can There Be Freedom From
Fear and Want?" A4557.
Editorial entitled "Putting the Screws on
Country Butchers," from Jefferson
(Ohio) Gazette, A3009.
Extract from sixth annual address by
President Woodrow Wilson to joint
session of Congress, December 2, 1918,
A3817.
Letters pertaining to agricultural work-
ers, A189.
Letter relative to Army discharges,
A4059,
Radio address of Lothrop Stoddard,
A1285,
Statement and resolution of Vincent B.
Costello Post of American Legion rela-
tive to investigation of Pearl Harbor
attack, A3816, A3817.
Amendments offered-by, to
Nurses (H. R. 2277): to amend, 1808,
1809.
United Nations Relief (H. J. Res. 266):
to amend, 10283.
UNRRA appropriation (H. R. 4649), to
amend, 11581.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Benham, Josephine: for relief (see bill
H. R. 1457), 268.
Civil Affairs Training School, University
of Chicago: relief of officers of Army
who were members of.first two classes
of (see bill H. R. 1366), 229.
Craig, Martha E.: to increase pension bill
(see bill H. R.-4017), 8575.
Federal Power Act: to amend (see bill
H. R. 673), 56.
BROWN, CLARENCE J.-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Fischer, Mabel M.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 3781), 756.
Hudson, Robert A.: for relief (see bill
H, R. 4018), 8575.
Pearl Harbor disaster: to investigate (see
H. Con. Res. 69), 8337.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 6085, 12308.
Remarks by, on
Annuity payments: exemption from tax-
ation, 8990, 8991, 9087.
Armed forces: accumulated leave, 10364.
Army: discharge of doctors, A4135.
- letter by an officer in Medical
. Corps, A4135.
California: war contracts awarded firms
in, 1623.
Census of Agriculture, 843.
Committee on the Public Lands: investi-
gation by, 2502.
Congressional Record: general leave to
extend remarks, 5732.
Corporations: refund of excess profits,
7241, 7244.
Daylight-saving time, 8325, 8492, 8541.
Deficiency appropriation bill, 1623.
Departments of State, Justice, and Com-
merce appropriation bill: conference
report, 4474, 4492.
District of Columbia appropriation,
5270.
Federal employees pay bill, 6671.
Full-employment bill, 11967, 11968.
Government agencies: reorganization,
9338, 9339, 9341.
International organizations, 10865, 10866.
Land-grant railroad rates, 11271.
Legislative appropriation bill: Senate
amendment, 5724.
Lending agencies of the Government,
1145.
Members of Congress: expense allowance,
5271, 5724. 0
Merfibers of Congress: salary increase,
4432, 4457.
Military information bill, 10046, 10049,
10050.
National Service Act, 559, 572, 573.
Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps:
personnel, 310, 311.
Navy: postwar composition, 10148.
Negro nurses, 1808, 1809.
Nurses: drafting of, 1808, 1809.
Office of Price Administration, 10059.
- cancelation of ration points, 227.
Order of business, 12096.
Palestine: Prime Minister Bevin's state-
ment on, 10677.
Pearl Harbor investigation, 8497, 8502,
8503.
Petroleum Subcommittee: continue,
2504; 2505.
Postage on catalogs: readjusting rates of,
6962, 6963, 6965, 6966, 6967, 6968.
Postal employees: salary increase, 4616.
Price Control Act: extension, 6600, 6373,
6374, 6392, 6512, 6537, 6554, 6564.
Railroads: land-grant rates, 4183, 4194.
Reciprocal trade agreements, 5150.
Revenue bill of 1945, 9604, 9605, 10177.
Rivers and harbors bill, 1335.
Second deficiency appropriation bill,
6772.
Selective service: Tydings amendment,
1503.
Stabilization Act of 1942: amendment,
6600.
--- extension, 6537, 6554, 6564.
Tax adjustment bill, 7333, 7334.
Treasury of the United States: condi-
tion of, 3914.
United Nations Relief: appropriation,
10216, 10217, 10280, 10281, 10283, 10284,
10290, 10296.
-- additional appropriation, 11477,
11478, 11483, 11566, 11568, 11569, 11581,
11586.
freedom-of-the-press amendment,
11581.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.

BROWN, CONSTANTINE, article on France's
present attitude from Washington
Evening Star by, A41.
Article entitled "Small Nations May
Unite in Three Big Confederations"
from Washington Sunday Star by,
A708.
Article relative to fate of Poland and
Yalta Conference from Washington
Evening Star by, A810.
Article relative to the fate of Poland
from Washington Evening Star by,
A1182.
Article relative to political crisis in Ru-
mania from Washington Evening Star
by, A1207.
Article on flying of flags of United Na-
tions over liberated capitals from
Washington Evening Star by, A2086.
Article relative to difficult British-Rus-
sian-American relations from Wash-
ington Evening Star by, A2265.
Article on Polish question causes ill will
among Allies from Washington Eve-
ning Star by, A2916.
Article, Polish Underground Leaders'
Trials, from Washington Evening Star
by, A2999.
Article on Polish Government-British
Policy from Washington Evening Star
by, A3138.
Article on peace-San Francisco charter
provides machinery-mutual under-
standing vital from Washington Sun-
day Star by, A3201.
Article on Russian-British-American re-
lations and the Balkans from Wash-
ington Evening Star by, A3463.
Article on London's big five conference-
Russia's demands from Washington
Evening Star by, A4058.
Article relative to London conference of
Foreign Ministers from Washington
Evening Star by, A4149.
Article on Russian policy-London Big
Five Conference a disappointment
from Washington Evening Star by,
A4103.
Article on birth of Fourth Trench Re-
public from, A4508.
Article on Russian-American relations:
appeasement or strong policy by,
A4692.
Article on foreign countries: loan re-
quests from Washington Evening Star
by, A5330.
Article on Indonesian situation from
Washington Evening Star by, A5341.
BROWN, COY C., relief (see bill H. R. 2906,
3099).
BROWN, EDWARD E., statement relative to
Bretton Woods Conference by, A842.
BROWN, ERNEST R., letter opposing $25
weekly unemployment compensation
by, A4071.
BROWN, GEORGE ROTHWELL, article on
President's preelection statements on
war's progress from Washington
Times-Herald by, A178, A310.
Article on Government finances from
Washington Times-Herald by, A772.,
Article relative to lend-lease agreement
with France by, A1124.
Article on Britain's finances-Truman's
statement by, A3933.
Article on report of visit to Europe of
Committee on Postwar Economic Pol-
icy and Planning (House) from New
York Journal-American by, A4412.
Articles entitled "The Political Parade"
written by, 10732, A5049.
Article entitled "Loans to Foreign Coun-
tries" from New York Journal-Ameri-
can by, A5571.
Tribute in House to, A3933.
BROWN, HARRY E., address on veterans'
hospital problems in Chicago before
American Hospital Association by,
A5193.
INDEX
BROWN, HARVEY W., statement relative to
peacetime military training before
House Committee on Military Affairs
by, A5566.
BROWN, HENRY I., bill for relief of heirs of
(see bill S. 663).
BROWN, HUGHIE, relief (see bill H. R. 2364).
BROWN, JACOB, relief (see bill H. R. 5054).
BROWN, JAMES, authorize Secretary of In-
terior to sell certain lands in State of
Montana to (see bill S. 756).
BROWN, JOHN F., relief (see bill H. R. 883).
BROWN, JOHN HAROLD, authorize Secre-
tary of Interior to sell certain lands
in Montana to (see bill H. R. 4044).
BROWN, JOSEPH, increase pension (see bill
S. 1702).
BROWN, JOSEPH A., relief (see bill H. R.
4924).
BROWN, MATTIE LEE, relief of legal guard-
ian of (see bill H. R. 1316').
BROWN, NELLIE, relief (see bill H. R. 1032).
BROWN, PAUL (a Representative from
Georgia).
Appointed on committee. 274.
Appointed conferee, 2203, 2668, 5501,
6629.
Article from Oglethorpe (Ga.) Echo rel-
ative to soil conservation services,
A1587.
Editorial from Athens (Ga.) Banner-
Herald entitled "President Roosevelt
Answers Final Summons", A1746.
Editorial from Atlanta (Ga.) Journal on
resignation of Robert Ramspeck, A5220.
Report of committee relating to price of
cotton textiles, 6561.
Statement from Department of Agricul-
ture comparing cost of production,
parity, and average price of certain
basic commodities, A3018.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Automobile-use tax: repeal of (see bill
H. R. 3678), 7267.
Federal Reserve Act: to amend relative
to insurance of deposits of 'public
funds (see bill H. R. 658), 29.
Taylor, Russell F.: for relief (see. bill
H. R. 3007), 3700.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Daylight-saving time: to terminate (see
H. Con. Res. 76). 8337.
Remarks by, on
Auto use tax, 7217, 7219.
Bankhead-Brown amendment, 6561, 6562.
Bretton Woods Agreements Act, 5541,
5570-5573, 5581, 5678, 5681, 5682.
Clark's Hill Dam on Savannah River,
11066.
Commodity Credit Corporation, 1962,
1963, 1975, 1977, 2044-2048, 2057, 2058.
Common carriers: agreements among,
11763.
Cotton: overproduction, 6561.
Deficiency appropriation bill, 11066, 11220.
Export-Import Bank, 1174, 1175, 7540,
7548.
Flood-control projects; 11220.
Gold reserves: reduction, 5288.
Lending agencies of the Government,
1174.
Mahon, George H.: speech of, 1053.
Members of Congress: salary increase,
4431.
Price Control Act, 6610.
-extension, 6392, 6393, 6394, 6395,
6396, 6533, 6539, 6561, 6562, 7081.
Ramspeck, Robert: retirement from Con-
gress, 11120.
- -tribute, 12350.
Reciprocal trade agreements, 5074.
Servicemen's Readjustment Act: amend-
ment, 7724.
-conference report, 12381.
Stabilization Act of 1942: amendment,
6539, 6561, 6562.
BROWN, PAUL-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Subsidies, 7873, 7876.
-- continuation of certain, 5225, 5237,
5241, 5242, 5243.
Wallace, Henry A., 1174, 1175.
Votes of. See YEA-ANn-NAY VOTES.
BROWN, PHILIP M., letter relative to San
Francisco conference from Washing"
un Evening Star by, A1669.
BROWN, S. H. AND M., relief (see bills S. 696;
H. R. 2057).
BROWN, WILLIAM S., relief (see bills S. 1277;
H. R. 4396).
BROWNE, DAVENPORT, report of the Com-
mittee on Naval Affairs in Senate on
nomination ,of, 1500.
BROWNE, EDWARD E. (late a Representative
from Wisconsin).
Announcement af death of, 11121.
Editorial by William T. Evjune, A5191.
Eulogies in House to, 11121, A5190.
BROWNE, GEORGE, remarks in House rela-
tive to parole of, A58.
Letter and resolutions by International
Sound Technicians relative to release
from prison of, A209.
Remarks in House relative to inaccurate
statement by Representative Smith
(Wis.) regarding reduction of prison
sentence of, A176.
Statement by Attorney General of the
United States relative to reduction in
prison sentence of, A176.
BROWNELL, FRANCIS H., article on'gold and
silver as money in the postwar world
by, A204.
BROWNELL, HERBERT, JR., address in Lin-
coln, Nebr., by, A1231.
Speech before Washington Advertising
Club by, A4371.
BROWNFIELD, DONOVAN C., article entitled
"Victory Coin to Aid Silver Mines"
from California Mining Journal by,
A5752.
BROWNING, BOB, prayer on observance of
VE-day at Hercules Powder Co., Port
Ewen, N. Y., by, A2428.
BROWNING, JAMES M., letter relative to feed
situation by, A5588.
BROWNS BAY, VA., to provide for prelimi-
nary examination and survey of (see
bill H. R. 23).
BROWNSVILLE (TENN.) STATES-GRAPHIC,
article on postwar plan for returning
*veterans by C. E. Weddington from,
A3943.
BRUCE BROS. GRAIN CO., relief (see bill
H. R. 2450*).
BRUCE, FRANK B., relief (see bill H. R. 1020).
BRUCE, HOWARD, article by Joseph H. Short
from Baltimore Sun relative to award
of Distinguished Service Medal to,
A3794.
Remarks in House relative to presenta-
tion of Army's Distinguished Service
Medal to, A4289.
Speech by General Somervell In Balti-
more at testimonial dinner in honor
of, A4289.
BRUMBAUGH, D. EMMERT (a Representa-
tive from Pennsylvania).
Appointed on committee, 491.
Article by Miles Hollister in American
magazine relative to Altoona plan for
veterans, A430.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
American veterans of World War II:
to incorporate (see bill H. R. 1964), 768.
Breon, Alice: for relief (see bill H. R.
2926), 3467.
Pittsburgh DuBois Co.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 4815), 11078.

BRUMBAUGH, D. EMMERT-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Servicemen's Readjustment Act of 1944:
to amend (see H. R. 3559), 6630.
-to extend certain benefits to vet-
erans of World War I, the war with
Spain, Philippine Insurrection, and
China Relief Expedition (see bill H. R.
2908). 3466.
Standard time: to restore (see bill H. R.
3953), 8417.
Veterans: to increase burial allowances
(see bill H. R. 309), 23.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Societies and 'associations, 5038.
Remarks by, on
Armed forces: delay in demobilization,
A4413.
- correspondence, A4414.
--- voluntary enlistment bill, 8637.
Bretton Woods Agreements Act, 5650.
Chase, J. Mitchell: death, 17.
Daylight-saving time: termination, 8541.
Government agencies: reorganization
bill, A4177.
Mott, James W.: eulogy, 10676.
National Service Act, A429.
Nurses: drafting of, 1814.
- letter by Robert L. Gill, Altoona
Hospital, 1814.
Palestine problem, 9694.
Poland must be saved, A2067.
Postal- employees: salary increase, 4626.
Price Control Act: extension, 6526.
VE-day, 4314.
Veterans: hospitals, 11142.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
BRUMFIELD, C. H., relief (see bill H. R.
3784$).
BRUNETTE, JOSEPH, relief (see bill H. R.
1952").
BRUNNER, JEAN A. (commander, Veterans'
Foreign Wars), statement entitled
"Significance of VE-day to the Vet-
eran" by, A2236.
BRUNS KIMBALL & CO., relief (see bill H. R.
1219).
BRUNTON, ELITHE C., editorial on San
Francisco United Nations Peace Con-
ference from Long Beach (Calif.) Pa-
cific News 'y, A1146.
BRUSHORNE, JOE, authorizing issuance of
a patent in fee to (see bill S. 1565).
BRUSSELS LE. PEUPLE (newspaper), edi-
torial on Germany-occupational pol-
icies of the Allies by Camille Huys-
mans from, A4794.
BRYAN, CHARLES, relief (see bill S. 1122").
BRYAN (OHIO) DEMOCRAT, article entitled
"Clevenger Opposes Bill for Airports"
by Cass Cullis from, A4571.
BRYAN (TEX.) EAGLE, article relative to
housing shortage, A4836.
BRYAN, WILLIAM JENNINGS, remarks in
House relative to anniversary of birth-
day of, A1234.
Tribute by James Shera Montgomery to,
A1284.
BRYANT, HARDY H., relief (see bill H. R.
2005").
BRYANT, IDA M., relief (see bill S. 1184;
H. R. 4361).
BRYANT, MRS. LESLIE L., relief (see bill
H. R. 2242).
BRYSON, JOSEPH R. (a Representative from
South Carolina).
Address at memorial services to Frances
E. Willard, A697.
Address at memorial service for Donald
A. Stokes, United States Army, Taylors,
S. C., February 25, 1945, A835.
Address byLouis D. Bliss, Calvary Bap-
tist church, Washington, D. C., A496.
Address by John Temple Graves on racial
relations, A3457.
Appointed on committee, 275.
Article from Charlotte Observer on self-.
sufficiency of the South, A163.
INDEX
BRYSON, JOSEPH R.-Continued.
Article by William P. Walker relative to
beer and whisky profits bypassing
farmers, A873.
Article from Honolulu Star-Bulletin en-
titled "Cracking Down on the Wasters,"
A1416.
Article by Mary James Cottrell on record
of textile industry, A4291.
Article in Washington (D. C.) Star stat-
ing policy on distilled-liquor adver-
tising, A4266.
Editorial from Spartanburg (S. C.)
Herald entitled "Hitlerism Dead,"
A2073.
Editorial relative to reduction of sugar
fbr canning, A2509.
Editorial by H. W. Provence in the Bap-
tist Courier entitled "Whom Shall We
Forgive?", A2820.
Item in Washington Daily News relative
to juvenile delinquency, A530.
Lecture by Margaret K. Patterson on sub-
ject a great time to be alive, A1767.
Letter of Washington representative of
National WCTU, A4562.
Letter from Rev. Edward A. McDowell
to President Truman pledging support
and prayer, A2072.
Letter from an American soldier In
Japan relative to an early discharge,
A5044.
Poem by Benjamin F. Martin entitled
"Rejoice America!", A1711.
Poem by George W. Ward entitled "My
Friend," A1874.
Poem on VE-day, 4301.
Radio address on VJ-day, A3770.
Resolution by House of Representatives
of South Carolina requesting repeal
of automobile use tax, A548.
Resolution of South Carolina Legisla-
ture pledging support to curfew order,
A1416.
Resolution by Women's Bible Class of
Marion, S. C. relative to allocation of
sugar to distillers, A2954.
Telegram to War Production Board by
Mrs. D. Leigh Calvin urging conserva-
tion of grain, A1553.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Absenteeism: to reduce (see billH. R.
2082), 975.
Armed forces: to grant certain benefits
respecting accumulated leave to mem-
bers of (see bill.H.R. 2454), 1747.
Brown, William S.: for relief(see bill
H. R. 4396), 9726.
Freight rates: to adjust (see billH. R.
1272), 148.
Massey, Waymon H.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 1878), 640.
Surplus Property Act: to amend (see
bill H. R. 5057), 12402.
Taylor, James E.: for relief (see bill H.
R. 1458), 268.
Vest, C. C.: for relief (see bill H. R. 4750), Remarks by, on
10826.
Veterans: judicial determination gov-
erning discontinuance of insurance
(see bill H. R. 696), 57.
- 1683.
to extend to 2 years time to ap-
peal claims after denial (see billH. R.
695), 57.
-service
credit under Social Secur-
ity Act (see billH. R. 3728), 7391.
Willis, Lander, H., for relief (see billH.
R. 841), 60.
Petitions and papers presented by,-from
Citizens and individuals, 591, 838, 987,
1471, 2073, 2166, 2239, 2310, 2457, 2517,
2702, 3352, 3939, 4498, 4575, 4777, 4914,
5121 6592, 5838, 7215.
State legislatures, 432.
Remarks by, on
Byrnes, James F.: tribute, 7135,
Curfew order, 2547.
Enlisted personnel: leave privileges and
allowances of, A5245.
Fair Employment Practice Committee,
A3457.
89
BRYSON, JOSEPH R.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Freight rates: discrimination in the
South, 2918.
-Supreme Court decision, 4847.
Fulmer, Hampton Pitts, A2451.
Germany: surrender of, 4300.
Members of Congress: expense allow-
ance, A2620.
- editorials, A2620.
Rivers, Mendel L.: leave of absence, 4039.
Smith, Ellison D.: eulogy, A2148.
Tisdel, Alton P. (Superintendent of
Documents, Government Printing
Office) : tribute, A2714.
Treaty ratification : constitutional
amendment, 499, 4058.
Woman's Christian Temperance Union:
visit of officials, 271.
Reports made by, from
Committee on the Judiciary:
Judges of District Courts of Alaska,
Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands, and Canal
Zone (S. 565, Rept. 1031), 9109.
President and Vice President (H. R.
3587. Rept. 829), 6869.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
BUCHAN, JOHN, relief (see bill H. R. 1615*).
BUCHEIMER, J. E, letter favoring.H. R. 3939,
to eradicate cancer and infantile par-
alysis by, A4396.
BUCHENWALD CONCENTRATION CAMP,
remarks in House relative to a per-
sonal visit to, A2128.
Remarks in Hoose relative to honors
of, A2843.
BUCHER, HELEN HALL, poem entitled
"Pennsylvania" by, A4218.
BUCK, C DOUGLASS (a Senator from Dela-
ware).
Appointed on committee, 169, 170.
Appointed conferee, 12104.
S'Latement by E. I. du Pont Co., regard-
in control of atomic-bomb secret,
A4005.
Amendments offered by, to
Vessels (H. R. 3603: to amend, 9193,
9277
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Beyer, Malcolm K., for relief (see bill
S. 467), 778.
Pea Patch Island: to convey to State of
Delaware (see bill S. 1306), 7967.
Postage stamps: to issue victory series
(see S. J. Res. 73), 5477.
Surplus Prcperty Act: to amend (see
bill S. 1435), 9005.
Taylor, James W. 3d, for relief of estate
, (see bill S. 468), 778.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Armed forces: to extend furloughs with
pay to certain members (see S. Con.
Res. 32), 8424.
Armed forces: demobilization, 10641.
- letters by seivicemen, 10641.
Deficiency appiopriation bill, 1683.
Economy in Government expenditures,
Full Employment Act of 1945, 9124.
Government agencies: reorganization,
9441.
Nurses: drafting of, 1861, 1871.
Price Control Act: extension, 5711.
Revenue bill of 1945, 9632, 9954.
Ship-disposal bill: vote on, 9501.
Tax-adjustment bill, 7786.
Vessels: sale of surplus, 9192, 9270, 9272,
9275, 9277, 9278, 9282, 9283 9284, 9287,
9288, 11542.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
BUCK, ELLSWORTH B. (a Representative
from New York).
Appointed on Board of Visitors to Mer-
chant Marine Academy, 50.
Appointed on committee; 492.
Election to committee (see H. Res. 448),
11595.

BUCK, ELLSWORTH B.-Continued.
Letter from Harvey E. Fisk relative to
loss of son in war, A3312.
Letter from an Army officer in Bavaria
relative to military government in
Germany, A5336.
Letters from servicemen praising food
served on War Shipping Administra-
tion ships. A5368.
Sworn in, 33.
Amendments offered by, to
Federal Aid Airport Act (H. R. 3615) : to
amend, 9796.
Housing (S. J. Res. 122): to amend,
12303.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Constitution of the United States: to
amend relative to equal rights for
men and women (see H. J. Res. 80),
448.
Corey, Thomas V.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 2758), 2702.
Pacific Fire Insurance Co.: for relief
(see bill H. R. 5092), 12491.
Vessels: to amend law relative to (see
bill H. R. 3367), 5463.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill, 2677.
Agriculture Extension Service, 4555,
4561.
Antiracketeering Act, 11903.
Antistrike legislation, 12483.
Bretton Woods Agreements Act, 5640.
Census of manufacturers, 4669.
Crop-parity programs, 2677.
Deficiency appropriation bill, 11214.
Departments of State, Justice, and Com-
merce appropriation bill, 2303.
Fair Employment Practice Committee,
7492.
Federal Aid Airport Act, 9796.
Flood control projects, 11214.
Gold reserve: reduction, A2602.
Government corporations: financial con-
trol, 8555.
Housing for veterans, 12299.
International Office of Education, 4009.
Maritime Commission: reducing approp-
riation, 4180.
Maritime day, 4806.
Members of Congress: expense allowance,
A2192.
National Service Act, 738.
Reciprocal trade agreements, 5138.
Statue of Liberty: night lighting, 5502.
Surplus property: disposal to schools,
etc., A4378.
UNRRA: additional appropriation, 11591.
War Labor Disputes Act: to repeal, 11838.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
BUCK, SOLON J. (Archivist of United States).
Address at unveiling of German surren-
der documents in National Archives
Building by, A2777.
Radio address at unveiling of case con-
taining Japanese surrender documents
in National Archives Building by,
A4472.
BUCKINGHAM TRANSPORTATION CO., re-
marks in House relative to gangster
attacks on employees of, 11277.
BUCKLEY, CHARLES A. (a Representative
from New York).
Appointed on committee, 274, 275.
Article from counterattack on anti-
Semitism, A4185.
Bills and Joint resolutions introduced by
Copyright: to amend acts respecting (see
bill H. R. 3190), 4498.
Farrell, John W.: for relief (see bill H. R.
3453, 6013.
Goldberg, Irving: for relief (see bill H. R.
3637), 7038.
Gelb, Herman: for relief (see bills H. R.
838, 4957), 60, 11855.
Hamlet, John: for relief (see bill H. R.
2954, 3531.
Hebrew nation: to recognize (see H. J.
Res. 198), 4685.
Lore, Frank, and Vidotto, Elizabeth: for
relief (see bill H. R. 1910), 671.
INDEX
BUCKLEY, CHARLES A.-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Quinn, Michael J.: to bestow Silver Star
upon (see bill H. R. 364), 24.
Rosenberg, Toby Lena: for relief (see bill
H. R. 840), 60.
Zimmerman, Florence: for relief (see bill
H. R. 2241), 1207.
Zimmerman, Sarah: for relief (see bill
H. R. 839), 60.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Sceieties and associations, 127.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
BUCKLEY, CHAMBERS H., relief of estate
(see bills S. 1375; H. R. 4193).
BUCKLEY, DAVID A., letter and memoran-
dum relative to the racing ban by,
A673.
BUCKLEYJAMES R. (late a Representative
from Illinois).
Tribute in House to, 6827.
BUCKLEY, MARION S., relief (see bill H. R.
855).
BUCKLEY, MARY B., relief of estate (see bills
S. 1374; H. R. 4192).
BUCKNER, SIMON BOLIVAR, JR. (lieutenant
general, U. S. Army), editorial by Rob-
ert B Atwood from Anchorage Times
paying tribute to, A3191.
Tributes in House to, 6280, 6303, A3092,
A3191.
Remarks in Senate paying tribute to,
6264.
BUCKSTAFF CO., OSHKOSH, WIS., letter
relative to critical problems facing
casket industry by, A771.
BUDENZ, LOUIS F., remarks in House rela-
tive to repudiation of communism by,
A4301.
BUDGET, concurrent resolution to create a
joint committee on, 8423.
Message from the President transmitting
(S. Doc. 226), 134, 150.
Message from President transmitting re-
vised estimates of appropriations for
certain agencies (H. Doec. 165), 4084.
BUDGET AND ACCOUNTING ACT OF 1921,
to amend, to require inclusion in
budget of certain estimates and in-
formation with respect to payments on
account of disability or death of em-
ployees resulting from personal injuries
sustained in performance of duty (see
bill H. R. 3731).
BUEL, WALKER S.. article entitled "Congress
Rolls Out 'Pork Barrel'" from Cleve-
land Plain Dealer by, A4621.
BUELL, ODIN G., letter paying tribute to
Franklin Delano Roosevelt from Santa
Barbara (Calif.) News-Press by. A2029.
BUENA VISTA (IOWA) COUNTY RURAL
ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE, resolution
urging extension of Rural Electrifica-
tion Administration from, A5637.
BUFF, MILDRED L., relief (see bill H. R.
5111).
BUFFALO (N. Y.) CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,
address on a single Department of De-
fense by H. Struve Hensel before,
A3374.
Statement relative to St. Lawrence sea-
way by Ralph M. Andrews of, A1045.
BUFFALO CIVIC FULL EMPLOYMENT COM-
MITTEE, record of negotiations in con-
nection with General Motors strike,
12518.
BUFFALO (N. Y.) COURIER-EXPRESS, ar-
ticle relative to W. T. Jackman's oppo-
sition to St. Lawrence 'seaway from,
A2953.
Editorial entitled "Navy Island Ideal
Site for United Nations' Capital" from,
A3294.
BUFFALO CREEK, W. VA. AND PA., author-
ize a preliminary examination and
survey for flood control of (see bill H.
R. 3268).
BUFFALO CREEK, W. VA. AND PA.-Con.
Bill to authorize for flood control a pre-
liminary examination and survey of
(see bill H. R. 3408).
BUFFALO (N. Y.) EVENING NEWS, article
on St. Lawrence seaway assailed by
Jackman from, A2888.
Article entitled "St. Lawrence Seaway
Would Be Great Aid to Frontier, Says
C. I. 0. Leader," by Hilton Hornaday
from, A997.
Article proposing combined medical
service and hospital plan by Harry C.
Guess from, A3862.
Editorial on Presidential succession from,
A279.
Editorial entitled "Are We Ready To
Make This Our Century?" from, A4.91.
Letter on European veterans angry over
being stuck in Pacific by soldier at Cli-
nawa from, A5335.
BUFFETT, HOWARD H. (a Representative
from Nebraska).
Appointed on committee, 491.
Article by Franz Pick from Barron's Na-
tional Business and Financial Weekly
relative to war destroying Europe's
middle classes, A939.
Article by Norman Thomas from Human
Events entitled "For What Are 'We
Fighting in Asia?" A1157.
Article by A. A. Mol on inflation, A2019.
Article from Barron's Weekly entitled
"Foreign Trade," A1926.
Article by Paul Wohl in Barron's Na-
tional Financial Weekly on Bretton
Woods and British trade policies, A2673.
Article from Christian Century entitled
"Shall the Church Become an Acces-
sory to Murder?" A5091.
Editorial from New York Herald Tribune
on Bretton Woods agreement, A2635.
Editorial from New York Times on black
markets, A5105.
Editorial from Washington Star relative
to sex laxity by Navy, A4962.
Letter by Henry R. Hayes regarding Bret-
ton Woods stabilization fund, A2327.
Letter by an American soldier in Ger-
many regarding Army discharges,
A2746.
Letter to President from Christian Cen-
tury relative to peace terms to be im-
posed on Japan, A3255.
Letter by Chaplain Lawrence L. Lacour
relative to Navy sex laxity in Japan,
A4939.
Letter suppressed by New York Times
written by Norman Thomas, A4220.
Radio address relative to proposed na-
tional-service law, A247.
Radio address entitled "Should the Vet-
eran's Family Favor Bretton Woods?"
Al 148.
Speech delivered over Columbia Broad-
casting System on the Congress Speaks
program relative to full employment
bill, A5290.
Statistics: sales of mail-order houses,
114.
Summary of report of Brookings Institu-
tion on retention of price control,
A4615.
Table: expansion of currency in circula-
tion, A241.
- gold reserves of central banks and
governments, 7539,
Amendments offered by, to
Lend-lease (H. R. 2013): to amend, 2149,
* 2150.
Price Control Act: to amend, 6565.
Stabilization Act of 1942: to amend, 6565.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Anderson Equipment Co., Omaha, Nebr.:
for relief (see bill H. R. 2898), 3391.
Congress: to provide information con-
cerning financial commitments to for-
eign nations (see H. J. Res. 250), 9372.
Crawford, A. F.: for relief (see bill H. R.
3222), 4659.

BUFFET, HOWARD H.-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Fidone, Edna Rita Saffron: for relief (see
bill H. R. 5047), 12308.
Lindenmeyer, Theodore A.: for relief
(see bill H. R. 4617), 10483.
Morton, Robert M.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 2127), 1043.
Parish, John W.: to adjudicate claim (see
bill H. R. 2128), 1043.
Small business: to encourage establish-
ment of (see bill H. R. 365), 24.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Federal employees: to study salaries of
(see H. Con. Res. 87), 8950.
Italian prisoners of war: to investigate
(see H. Res. 243), 4216.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 8575.
Remarks by, on
Armed forces: demobilization, 10821,
10879.
-voluntary recruitment bill, 8655,
8656.
Armies of occupation, 8577, 8579.
Army: data on generals, 10821.
- demobilization, 9669.
Arundel, Russell M., 9929
Ballots for soldier voting, 758.
Baruch, Bernard: statement on interna-
tional commitments, 10362...
Bretton Woods Agreements Act, 5380,
5537, 5539, 5573-5577, 5654, 5673, 5674,
5678.
- minority report, A2633, A2634.
- article from London Financial
News, 5180.
Census of manufacturing, 4669.
Central America: political conditions,
5576.
Citrus fruits, 12537.
Coffee subsidy, 10812.
Commodity Credit Corporation: continu-
ance of, 1979, 1984.
- letter from Marvin Jones relative
to, 1979.
Deficit spending: results of, 5235, 5236.
Drew Field, Fla., Hospital: bulletin re-
garding release of information, 9824.
Effects of OPA policies on small business,
A2991.
Export-Import Bank, 7539, 7540, 7542,
7543, 7546, 7547.
Foreign commitments: request for in-
formation, 9509, 9510.
- text of H. J. Res. 250, 9509.
Foreign relief, 11411.
-telegram by Msgr. Bernard Sinne,
11411.
Free speech in peacetime, 9823.
Full-employment bill, 11985.
Gold reserves reduction, 5283.
Great Britain: loan to, 8580, 11891.
Hillman, Sidney, 10392.
India: immigration quota, 9533, 9536.
Inflation, 5283, 5294.
---- and deficit spending, A2019.
-facts on, A241.
Italian prisoners of war, A2069.
Lending agencies of the Government,
1153, 1154, 1155.
Len-l-lease: extension, 2124, 2150.
Lincoln, Abraham: birthday, 1045.
74anpower problem, 451.
Meat supply, 3333.
Members of Congress: salary Increase,
4448.
Nebraska: public utilities in, 7390.
Office of Price Administration, 5284.
- cancellation of ration points, 187.
-- reconversion price policies, 10058.
Peace terms, 2513-2515:
Feacetime conscription, A4808.
Price C)ntrol Act: amendment, 6400,
6565, 6566, 6603.
- extension, 6489, 6519.
Prices, 6565.
Public debt: New Deal philosophy, 1154,
1155.
Small business: data on, 113, 114.
-article by Peter F. Drucker, 114.
- tet of bill (H. R. 365), 115, 116.
INDEX
BUFFET, HOWARD H.-Continued,
Remarks by, on
Starvation In central Europe, A5108.
Subsidies: continuation of certain, 5235,
5236, 5237.
Unconditional surrender: implications of
demands for, 2513-2515.
United Nations Organization: American
representative, 12285.
United Nations Relief: appropriation,
10220.
-additional appropriation, 11496.
Universal military training, A4485.
-editorial from Barron's, A4612.
Wallace, Henry A., 1153, 1154, 1155.
War Department: article on fascism is-
sued by, 3956.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
BUGGS ISLAND, N. C., remarks in House
relative to the proposed dam at, 11207.
BUGGY, ORSON, letter relative to recent
annual report by TVA from New York
Sun by, A419.
"BUILDING CONSTRUCTION," chapter from
book, How Collective Bargaining
Works by William Haber, entitled, 904.
BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION TRADES
DEPARTMENT, AFL, letter relative to
certain labor legislation from, A5717.
BUILDING INDUSTRY EMPLOYERS OF
NEW YORK STATE, address on Low-
Cost Housing: A Challenge to the
Building Industry, by Alfred Schindler
at Albany before, A5696.
BUILDING MATERIALS, remarks in House
relative to shortage of, 3590.
Remarks in House protesting some of the
practices of building-supply houses and
manufacturers of, 10135.
BUILDINGS, provide fair compensation for
use by the United States of certain
hotels and apartment buildings (see
bills S. 1012, 1130; H. R. 3416*).
BULLDOZER (newspaper) editorial entitled
"For Whom the Bells Toll" from,
A1792.
BULLOCK, HAROLD E., relief (see bill S.
905*).
BULLSHOWS AND HORSE BULLSHOWS, au-
thorizing issuance of a patent in fee
to (see bills S. 475; H. R. 4024).
BULOVA WATCH CO., remarks in House rela-
tive to, 9928.
BULWINKLE, ALFRED.L. (a Representative
from North Carolina).
Address delivered at dinner given by the
Association of American Railroads pay-
ing honor to Col. J. Monroe Johnson
and in commemoration of one hun-
dred and fiftieth anniversary of es-
tablishment of House Committee on
Interstate and Foreign Commerce,
A5345.
Address by Albert L. Cox before Govern-
ment Printing Office Post, American
Legion, A2767.
Address by C. Bedell Monroe at Wings
Club, New York City, on future of avi-
ation, A2860.
Appointed on committee, 275.
Appointed on funeral committee, 3356.
Appointed conferee, 10306.
Article by Ben E. Atkins in Gastonia-
(N. C.) Gazette on prospects for a rea-
sonably sane world water, A4313.
Letter from French army officer, Capt.
Marcel Graux, A695.
Statement announcing the President's
acceptance of resignation of Edward
R. Stettinius, Jr., as Secretary of State,
6855.
Amendments offered by, to
Federal Aid Airport Act (H. R. 3615): to
amend, 9729, 9808.
Nurses (H. R. 2277): to amend, 1811.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Air commerce: to provide for avoidance
of multiple taxation of (see bill H. R,
3446), 6013.
91
BULWINKLE, ALFRED L.-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Aircraft: development of propulsion of
(see bill H. R. 165), 21.
Aviation: to promote safety and to study
causes of thunderstorms (see bill H. R.
164), 21.
Civil Aeronautics Act: to amend (see bill
H. R. 166), 21.
-- to amend relative to international
collaboration with respect to meteor-
ology (see bill H. R. 1814), 590.
Daylight-saving time: to provide for
termination of (see bill H. R. 3975),
8466.
Interstate Commerce Act: to amend
relative to establishment of rates (see
bill H. R. 167), 21.
- to amend relative to certain
agreements between carriers (see bill
H. R. 2536), 1958.
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Com-
mittee to sit outside the United States
(see H. Res. 323), 7551.
Western Union Telegraph Co.: for relief
(see bills H. R. 3739, 4917), 7392, 11605.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Air commerce: to investigate (see H. Res.
10), 31.
Air navigation: to provide expenses of
investigation regarding (see H. Res.
59), 126.
Merchant vessels: to print additional
copies of hearings on postwar dispo-
sition of (see H. Con Res. 62), 5528.
Small Business Possibilities in Alaska:
to print copies (see H. Res. 283), 5528.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
State legislatures, 1707.
Remarks by, on
Air commerce: multiple taxation of,
A2829.
Calendar Wednesdhy, 965, 1448.
- purpose of, 1255.
Canol project, 2147.
Civic elections, 10482.
Committee on Rules, 1255.
Common carriers: agreements among;
analysis of bill (H. R. 2536), 11750,
11751, 11753, 11757, 11763, 11766, 11767,
11768, 11774, 11776, 11777.
Congressional Record: general leave to
extend remarks, 9721.
Daylight saving time: termination, 8510,
8511, 8540.
Debt limit: increase, 1927.
Eisenhower, Gen. Dwight D., 1858.
Federal Aid Airport Act, 9703, 9704, 9717,
9728, 9729, 9730, 9731, 9732, 9744, 9746,
9743, 9749, 970, 9752, 9792, 9794, 9795,
9793, 9799, 9804, 9805, 9806, 9807, 9808.
Federal Aid Road Act: agree to confer-
ence, 10306.
Government spending: reply to Mr. Rich,
182.
Income tax: questions and answers,
10780, 10781.
Lea, Clarence F.: birthday, 7408.
Members of Congress: expense allowance,
5726.
-- salary increase, 4426.
Memorial address in House to deceased
Members of Congress, 4916
Mica miners, 5241.
N~cessary railroad legislation, A1094.
Nurses' selective service bill, 1725, 1726,
1804, 1811, 1815, 1816.
Order of business, 8324.
Price Control Act: amendment, 6590.
Stabilization Act of 1942: amendment,
6590.
Subsidies: continuation of certain, 5241,
5244.
Textile cotton mills, 6590.
Transportation ban on conventions, etc.,
978.
Universal military training: printing of
President's address, 10135.
Wainwright, Jonathan M.: visit to the
House, 8377.
 92
BULWINKLE, ALFRED L.-Continued.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Interstate and Foreign Com-
merce:
Agreements between carriers (H. R. 2536,
Rept. 1212), 10784.
Committee on Printing:
Food Investigation Committee (H. Con.
Res. 63), 6131.
Franklin D. Roosevelt (U. S. S.): print
proceedings at launching (H. Res. 237,
Rept. 700), 5686, 5690.
Income tax: questions and answers (H.
Con. Res. 102, Rept. 1211), 10780, 10784.
International Monetary Fund (H. Res.
281, Rept. 629), 5504.
Merchant vessels: hearings on disposi-
tion of (H. Con. Res. 62, Rept. 699),
5686, 5690.
President's address on universal mili-
tary training (H. Con. Res. 100), 10135.
Select Committee on Postwar Military
Policy: hearings (H. Con. Res. 99),
10135.
Small business possibilities in Alaska
(H. Res. 283, Rept. 701), 5686, 5690.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
BUNGE CORP., relief (see bill H. R. 2187").
BUNKER, BERKELEY L. (a Representative
from Nevada).
Appointed on committee, 274, 275.
Appointed on ftneral committee, 6700.
Appointed teller, 8.
Article by Walter Taliaferro on treatment
of disabled war veterans, A4470.
Article by Frances H. Brownell on gold
and silver money in postwar world,
A2C4.
Article from Washington Times-Herald
relative to curfew, A1129.
Article by Clem Walker on teciprocal
trade agreements, A2259.
Editorial from Humboldt (Ne.) Star en-
titled "Why Congress Is Cautious,"
A373.
Elected to committee (see H. Res. 461),
12097.
Excerpts from letters and resolution by
Nevada Legislature relative to grazing
fees, A666.
Resolution of Nevada State Legislature
opposing drafting of farm labor, A478.
Resolution by Nevada Legislature urging
amendment of Social Security Act,
Alll'2.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Army: to provide for court review of
certain judgments of general courts
martial (see bill H. R. 4272), 9372.
Boulder City Cemetery Association: to
convey certain lands to (see bill H. R.
3968), 8418.
Navy: to provide for court review of cer-
tain judgments of general courts mar-
tial in (see bill H. R. 4273), 9372.
Old-age assistance: to disregard small
amounts of compensation for casual
labor in connection with (see bill H.
R. 2582), 2072.
Swett, Lucille, for relief (see bill H. R.
2392), 1541.
Wilbourn, Estelle M.: to issue patent for
certain land to (see bill H. R. 4113),
8725.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Byrnes curfew order: to investigate (see
H. Res. 162), 1748.
Remarks by, on
Armed forces: demobilization, 8617.
Army and Navy: appeals from general
courts martial decisions, A4153.
Byrnes curfew order, A959,
Congressional Record: extension of re-
marks, 350.
Curfew order, 2624, A1129.
Gold mines, 6048.
Premium payments to nonferrous mining
industry, A873.
Remarks by, on
Scrugham, James G.: tribute to late
Senator, 6698.
INDEX
BUNKER, BERKELEY L.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Silver: reply to Mr. Celler regarding price
of, A4308.
Taylor Grazing Act, A665.
Veterans: rehabilitation program, 977.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
BUNKER HILL (United States ship), article
from newspaper relative to Japanese
attack on, A3192, 3193.
BUNKER HILL DAY, address by James A.
Farley in Charlestown, Mass., at cele-
bration of, A3077.
BUNKER HILL DEVELOPMENT CORP., re-
lief (see bil H. R. 4813).
BUNNELL, GLENN E., editorial on Govern-
ment propaganda, from Stuart (Nebr.)
Advocate by, Al150.
BUNNELL & CO., J. H., relief (see bill H. R.
3136).
BUNTING, VIRGINIA McC., authorizing
naturalization of (see bill S. 1703).
BURBICK, ROBERT A. (lieutenant, U. S.
Navy), remarks in House relative to
testimony regarding airplane crashes
by, A1240.
BURCH, FLORIDA R., relief (see bill H. R.
2545*).
BURCH, J. 1W., letter relative to bill (S. 383;
H. R. 1690) relative to further develop-
ment of agricultural extension work
by, A610.
Letter relative to the marketing of cattle
by, A2427.
BURCH, THOMAS G. (a Representative from
Virginia).
Appointed on committee, 275.
Information and data relative to the
Army postal service during war, A5033.
Letter from Bureau of Accounts, Post
Office Department, giving data on pen-
alty mail, A2580.
Table: average time of delivery for air
mail to certain typical areas where
United States armed forces were sta-
tioned, A5033.
- penalty mail, A2581.
Amendments offered by; to
Postal employees (H. R. 3035) : to amend,
4639.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Alaska: to amend act authorizing post-
masters to administer oaths (see bill
H. R. 698), 57.
Dance, Sadie L., and others, for relief
(see bill H. R. 842), 60.
Postage stamps: to issue special series
commemorating victories in Europe
and Asia (see H. J. Res. 214), 5923.
Postal employees: temporary additional
compensation (see bill H. R. 5059),
12402.
Postal service: to reclassify salaries of
postmasters, officers, and employees,
(see bill H. R. 2071), 975.
-to restore 2-cent-per-ounce rate
of postage on first-class mail for local
delivery (see bill H. R. 2647), 2380.
-to reclassify salaries (see bill H. R.
3035), 3822.
-to credit past service to substitute
employees when appointed to regular
positions (see bill H. R. 4652), 10619.
Postmasters: compensation of (see bill
H. R. 3709), 7342.
Postmaster General: to. amend act au-,
thorizing adjustment of certain claims
of postmasters by (see bill H. R. 4127),
8799.
Post offices: relating to clerical assistance
at certain (see bill H. R. 697), 57.
Selective Training and Service Act: to
stop inductions under (see bill H. R.
4126), 8799.
Trading With the Enemy Act: to amend
(see bill H. R. 4001), 8574.
Alaska: administering of oaths by post-
masters in, 11276.
BURCH, THOMAS G.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Congressional Record: general leave to
extend remarks, 4640.
Postage: fourth-class matter, 5452, 5453,
5455, 5456, 5457.
-readjusting
rates of, 6964, 6966,
6969, 12210, 12211, 12212. -
- rate on books, A3256.
Postal employees: rewards for inventions,
1264.
- salary increase, 4617.
Postal salary reclassification bill, 6825.
Postal service during war, A5033.
Postmaster General: adjustment of
claims, 11276.
Post offices serving military and naval
personnel, 11276.
Roosevelt, Anna Eleanor: franking privi-
lege, 3780.
Reports made by, from
Committee on the Post Office and Post
Roads.
Alaska: Postmasters in (H. R. 304, Rept.
61), 974.
Postage on books (H. R. 3235, Rept. 870),
7342.
Postage rates (H. R. 2647, Rept. 1310),
11077.
Postage rates on 'fourth-class matter
H. R. 2502, Rept. 363), 2701.
Roosevelt, Anna Eleanor: franking privi-
lege (S. 906, Rept. 440), 3748.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
BURCHAM, JASPER, letter relative to sale
of cattle unfit for the market written
by, 5617.
BURDEN, WILLIAM A. M. (Assistant Secre-
tary of Commerce), excerpts from a
speech, International Air Transporta-
tion from American Aviation Daily
by, A1875.
BURDICK, USHER L. (a former Representa-
tive from North Dakota), statement
paying tribute to Franklin D. Roose-
velt, A3904.
BUREAU OF AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS,
correspondence relative to sale in 1943
and 1944 of cream between Represen-
,tative Murray (Wis.) and B. H. Ben-
nett of, A328.
Statistical summary, A1366.
Statistics relative to farms by, A626.
Table showing value of farm crops, 1939-
1944, issued by, A177.
BUREAU OF ANIMAL INDUSTRY, amend
act of May 29, 1884, act of February
2, 1903, and act of March 3, 1905 to in-
clude domestic animals within their
provisions (see bill H. R. 3289).
BUREAU OF THE BUDGET, establish a Di-
vision of Printing Control in (see bills
H. R. 3299, 3962), 5116.
Full employment after the war; letter
from the Director relative to full em-
ployment after the war, 4507.
Letter transmitting estimate of person-
nel requirements for, 17, 7148, 7267.
Letter transmitting estimate of person-
nel requirements for various agencies,
3054, 3228.
Letter transmitting reports of person-
nel ceilings for quarter ending Sept.
30, 1945, 9371.
Letter from Treasury Department trans-
mitting personnel ceilings of Bureau.
of Internal, Revenue and Bureau of
Accounts, 1285.
Letter transmitting amounts for travel
for certain agencies, 1403.
Letter from the Director establishing lim-
itations on expenditures for travel ex-
penses and printing and binding for
certain Government agencies, 9643.
Letter from the Director transmitting
a draft of proposed legislation to au-
thorize certain administrative ex-
penses in, 10322.

BUREAU OF THE BUDGET-Continued.
Letter and report on "Centralization
and Coordination of Federal Statistics"
by Director of, A5419, A5420.
Letter relative to saving in paper by
Government agencies from Director
of, A1550.
Remarks in House relative to, 2547.
Statement relative to Federal grants
to State and local governments from,
A4535, A4536.
BUREAU OF THE CENSUS, provide for col-
lection and publication of statistical
information by (see bill S. 1700).
Letter from Secretary of Commerce trans-
mitting drafts of bill relating to func-
tions of, 10113.
Letter by Paul V. McNutt relative to fees
for old-age assistance charged by,
A123.
Letter relative to report on census of
women by J. C. Capt, Director of, A1125.
Letter relative to farm population from
Director of, A2330.
Letter relative to marriage data by J. C.
Capt, Director, A5648.
Statistics by (see bill H. R. 4781).
BUREAU OF DAIRY INDUSTRY, remarks in
House relative to appropriations, 2685.
BUREAU OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
COMMERCE, statement relative to re-
sults during 1939 under reciprocal
trade agreements program by, A2402.
BUREAU OF IMMIGRATION AND NATURAL-
IZATION, establish as an independent
agency (see bill S. 1057).
BUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRS, amend sec-
tion 27 of the act of May 18, 1916,
making appropriations for fiscal year
ending June 30, 1917, for (see bill S.
1087).
BUREAU OF INTERNAL REVENUE, provid-
ing for payment of mileage to em-
ployees, when traveling on official busi-
ness, of (see bill H. R. 1295).
Remarkes in House relative to report on
John A. Hartford's income-tax return
of, A4115.
BUREAU OF MARINE INSPECTION AND
NAVIGATION, provide for licensing of
marine radiotelegraph operators by
(see bill H. R. 4603).
BUREAU OF MINES, letter from Secretary of
Interior transmitting drafts of bill to
fix salary of director of, 1206.
Remarks in House relative to appropri-
ations for, A3121.
Remarks in House relative to metallurgi-
cal laboratories at Redding, Calif.,
Rola, Mo., and Raleigh, N. C., set up
by, A3121.
Remarks in House urging continuation
of research work by, 9639.
Remarks in House relative to appropria-
tions for, 9864.
Remarks in House relative to circular en-
titled "A Pattern For Western Steel
Production" issued by, A4539.
Remarks In House relative to survey of
coal lands by, A4363.
Statement relative to deposits of bauxite
in Arkansas from, A2304.
BUREAU OF THE MINT, correspondence
relative to placing likeness of Franklin
Delano Roosevelt on 10-cent piece be-
tween Representative Doyle and Nellie
Tayloe Ross, Director of, A2208.
BUREAU OF RECLAMATION, authorizing
payment to school districts of com-
pensation for education of children of
Federal employees residing on federally
owned property by (see bills S. 1266;
H. R. 3386).
Bill to facilitate settlement of returning
veterans on farms in projects of (see
bill H. R. 520*).
INDEX
BUREAU OF RECLAMATION-Continued. •
Bill to clarify applicability of section 10
of act of June 17, 1902, section 15 of
act of August 13, 1914, and of section
15 of act of August 4, 1939, relative to
certain appropriations for reclamation
projects to (see bill H. R. 3534)..
Editorial from Lincoln (Nebr.) Star rela-
tive to splendid record of Harry W.
Bashore with, A5782.
Letter by President Roosevelt relative to
bill, H. R. 520, giving. preference to
veterans of lands under, A1772.
List of reclamation projects and appro-
priations requested to be placed before
Subcommittee on Interior Department
Appropriations, A4458.
Remarks in House relative to H. R. 520
to give help to veterans by, A2920.
Remarks in House relative to promotion
of Goodrich W. Lineweaver by, A2865.
Remarks in House relative to to plans
for postwar development of Columbia
Basin project of, A315.
Remarks in House relative to splendid
work done in the West by, A712.
Remarks in House relative to H. R. 520,
to facilitate settlement of veterans on
projects of, A4092, A4507.
Remarks in House relative to bill, H. R.
520, to facilitate settlement of return-
ing veterans on farms in projects of,
A1793.
Remarks in House relative to interest of
Wyoming in programs of, A1844. ,
Remarks in House relative to appropria-
tions for, A1937.
Resolution by San Francisco Labor Coun-
cil and San Francisco Building and
Construction Trades Council urging
adoption of program for development
of California's natural resources of,
A2710.
BUREAU OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH, estab-
lish (see bill S. 1248).
BUREAU OF STANDARDS, report of the Com-
mittee on Commerce in Senate on
nomination of Edward U. Condon to
be Director of, 10322.
BUREAU OF VETERANS' ARTS AND
CRAFTS, establish (see bill S. 1432).
BUREAUCRACY, protect churches and re-
ligious groups against the encroach-
ment of the State through bureaucratic
decrees (see H. Con. Res. 51).
Editorial entitled "When Bureaucracy
Runs Wild" from New Rochelle (N. Y.)
Standard-Star, A2650.
Editorial captioned "The cancerous
growth of bureaucracy" by W. F. Flinn
from Miles City (Mont.) Daily Star,
A998.
Remarks in House relative to fuel situ-
ation in North Dakota and Washing-
ton, A980.
Remarks in House relative to curtailing
Government, A4064.
Remarks in House condemning, A4558.
Resolution providing for investigation
of bureaucracy and unconstitutional
trends in government (see H. Res. 32).
BUREAUCRACY: INDICTED BY GRAND
JURY, report'of Federal grand jury in
Kansas City, Mo., relative to, A4138.
"BUREAUCRACY MOVES IN DEVIOUS WAYS
ITS WONDERS TO PERFORM," edito-
rial from Nashville (Tenn.) Banner
entitled, A983.
"BUREAUCRACY RIDES THE RIVERS," ar-
ticle by Representative Whittington
from Nation's Business entitled, A4095.
BUREAUCRACY STRANGLES WISCONSIN
CHEESE INDUSTRY, statement by L.
E. Kopitzke and George L. Mooney
relative to, A4335.
BUREAUCRATIC BUNGLING, remarks in
House relative to drafting of farm
labor and, A1589.
BUREAUCRATIC WAR AGENCIES, list of
those to be reduced, 5748.
BUREAUCRATS, article entitled "In Jus-
tice to Scrooge" by former Represen~t-
ative Pettengill, A1454.
Remarks in House relative to activities
of Government, A437.
BUREAUCRATS' ABUSE OF FARMERS, re-
marks in House relative to, A5808.
BUREAUCRATS IN CONTROL OF HOUSING,
letter by Marvin 0. Adams of Los
Altos, Calif., relative to, A5649.
BURFORD, LEWIS M., relief (see bill H. R.
5109).
BURGER, GEORGE J., address relative to
bills S. 713 and H. R. 2617 to provide
for distribution of motor-vehicle tires
before Metropolitan Philadelphia Tire
Association by, A2880.
Article captioned "Independents doomed
unless Congress acts" from National
Independent by, A275.
BURGESS, CHARLES F., relief (see bill S.
844).
BURGESS, DAVID S., statement on behalf of
independent tenants committee of
Delmo Labor Homes projects before
subcommittee No. 4 of House Commit-
tee on Agriculture by, A3426.
BURGIN, W. 0. (a Representative from North
Carolina).
Address by Fred M. Vinson at testimonial
dinner to Justice Black, Washington,
D. C., April 3, 1945, A1924.
Appointed on committee, 274.
Article from Beasley's Farm and Home
Weekly reative to Government-owned
land, A394.
Editorial from Washington Post entitled
"No Time for Politics," A5334.
Letter from economists from Duke Uni-
versity and University of North Caro-
lina favoring Bretton. Woods agree-
ment, A1579.
Poem by Rev. W. L. Hutchins entitled
"The Plan of Galilee," A5716.
Text of General Eisenhower's toast to
Marshal Zhukov, A2871.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Common carriers: to exclude certain
publicly controlled carriers from defi-
nition of "employer" in Railroad Re-
tirement Act and other acts (see bill
H. R. 2114), 1107.
Shoaf, Richard Reynolds: for relief (see
bill H. R. 4903), 11450.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 4751.
Remarks by, on
United Nations Organizations, 12285.
UNRRA: additional appropriation, 11564.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
BURKE, AGNES M., relief (see bill H. R.
2488).
BURKE, EUGENE F., statement relative to
waste of food in San Francisco by,
AI08.
BURKE, HAROLD J., letter relative to erec-
tion at Brooklyn, N. Y., of a veterans'
hospital, by chairman, A1369.
BURKE, INA YOUNG, relief (see bill H. R.
1261).
BURKE, JOHN S., address paying tribute to
Alfred E. Smith at one hundred and
sixty-first -anniversary dinner of So-
ciety of the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick
by, A1463.
BURKE, MALCOLM K., relief (see bill
S. 1106-).
BURKETTE, HOWARD, for relief of legal
guardian of (see bill S. 156).
BURLESON, W. S., relief (see bill S. 437).
BURLINGTON, VT., letter from the Chamber
of Commerce urging completion of St.
Lawrence seaway and the Champlvin
cut-off, 672.
94
BURLINGTON, VT.-Continued.
Letter to the board of electric light com-
missioners relative to finances, 5601.
Resolutior of the city council relative to
deep-water conections with Lake
Champlain, 9560.
Telegram from the Vermont State Farm
Bureau recommending separation of
the RFC from the Department of
Commerce, and favoring the appoint-
ment of Henry Wallace as Secretary of
Commerce, 672.
BURLINGTON (VT.) FREE PRESS, article on
Rural Electrification in Vermont from,
A1655.
BURMA-INDIA THEATER OF WAR: HIGH
SALARIES FOR CIVILIANS, article
from Detroit Free Press relative to,
A3451.
BURNETT, ELLEN C., relief (see bill H. R.
993*).
BURNETT, L. C. (private, first-class, U. S.
Army), remarks in House relative to
military record of, A931.
BURNETTE CASTINGS CO., letter relative to
the Durable Goods Price Branch of the
OPA, 9507.
BURNHAM, WILLIAM H. (major, U. S.
Army), article relative to overseas
soldiers' thoughts by, A552.
"BURNING THE BOOKS AGAIN IN GER-
MANY," article by John Haynes
Holmes from Progressive entitled,
A4770.
BURNISON, JENNIE, relief (see bill H. R.
4074).
BURNS, ANN REED, article entitled "How
Does Boom End?" 3070.
BURNS, FRANCIS, article relative to ap-
pointment as Truman's naval aide of
James Kimble Vardaman, Jr., from
Boston Daily Globe by, 2650.
BURNS, JOHN H., JR., letter relative to the
debt of the United States written by,
10753.
BURNS, RENA, letter relative to continuance
of child-care centers by, A3869.
BURNS, ROBERT J., letter replying to article
in Cosmopolitan criticizing veterans'
hospitals by, A2256.
Letter by Representative Judd addressed
to, A2256.
BURNS, TOM, statement entitled "To Pre-
vent War," from Oregosfian by, A4462.
BURRI, ARTHUR A. (second lieutenant, U. S.
Army), excerpt from article by Malcolm
Johnson from New York Sun relative to
rescue at sea of, A4051.
BURROWES, ARTHUR V., article, Nazi Atroci-
ties from St. Joseph (Mo.) News-Press
by, A2811.
BURSTEIN, MORRIS AND JENNIE, relief
(see bill H. R. 816*).
BURTON, F. W., relief (see bill H. R. 3431").
BURTON, H. RALPH (counsel), explanation
of, 7923.
BURTON, HAROLD H. (a Senator from Ohio).
Address at Cleveland Chamber of Com-
merce, April 17, 1945, entitled "Peace
and Prosperity-Our Share in Estab-
lishing It," A1854.
Address at Washington, D. C., relative to
a plan for lasting peace, A1857.
Address by Ensign Hudson Hyatt on
Memorial Day, A2610.
Address by the President at flag-raising
ceremony, Berlin, Germany, 7895.
Address by Dr. Marclal Mora relative to
development of international law,
A444.
Appointed on Board of Visitors to Mili-
tary Academy, 331.
Appointed on committee, 169, 170.
Appointed conferee, 2194, 2253, 3754,
5963, 6202, 6724, 6895.
Appointea on funeral committee, 3356.
INDEX
BURTON, HAROLD H.-Continued.
Appointed on committee to attend the
Treaty of Greene Ville celebration,
8207.
Article from American Federation of
Labor library paying tribute to Andrew
Furuseth, A1132.
Article in Republican magazine entitled
"Why Vote Republican?" A4821.
Article from Cleveland News favoring
proposed Federal Labor Relations Act,
A3155.
Article from Cleveland Plain Dealer en-
titled "For Industrial Peace," A3104.
Article from New York Times entitled
"Revising the Labor Laws," A3103.
Article by Mark Sullivan from Washing-
ton Post relative to proposed Federal
Labor Relations Act, A3449.
Article by Ernest Lindley in Washington
Post entitled "Ten Years of NLRB,"
A3414.
Article by Mark Sullivan in Washington
Post entitled "Remedial Legislation,"
A3296.
Article from Cleveland Plain Dealer en-
titled "Asking for Trouble," A3230.
Article by Westbrook Pegler in Cleveland
Press criticizing Wagner Act, A3230.
Article by Paul Mallon in Washington
News relative to proposed Federal
Labor Relations Act, A3512.
Article from Trade Union Courier en-
titled "Labor's Opportunity" by, A3858.
Editorial from Cleveland' News entitled
"At Last-the Needed Wagner Law Re-
form," A3161.
Editorial from Cleveland Press entitled
"Putting the Public First," A3211.
Editorial from Cleveland Plain Dealer
entitled "A Major Peacetime Problem,"
A3211.
Editorial from Cleveland Press entitled
"Strikes Versus Contracts," A3510.
Excused from committee, 1544.
Leaves of absence, 5171.
Nominated and confirmed to be Associate
Justice of the Supreme Court, 8690,
8732.
Proposed Federal Labor Relations Act-
statement by, A3040.
Remarks, in Senate paying tribute to,
8732, 8733.
Resignation from Senate, 8967.
Resolution to continue on pay roll of
Senate for 1 month employees of (S.
Res. 178), 9063.
Resolution by Italian-American Citizens
League, Warren, Ohio, A3777.
Statement by Committee on World Or-
der of the Unitarian Laymen's League,
entitled "Preamble for United Nations
Charter," A2198.
Statement by National Association for
the Advancement of Colored People
relative to hospitalization, A3411.
Statement entitled "The Public's Bill of
Rights" in Cleveland News by, A3471.
Symposium by Leverett Saltonstall, Ellis
Arnall, and Alexander Wiley on sub-
ject What Is the American Way of
Life? A2136.
Amendments oflered by, to
Legislative appropriation bill (H. R.
3109): to amend, 4935, 5212.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
District of Columbia: to abolish slum
areas (see bill S. 1426), 8882.
Federal Industrial Relations Act (see bill
S. 1171), 6322.
Hospitals: Federal aid to States for (see
bill S. 191), 158.
Mauger Construction Co.: for relief (see
bill S. 431), 674.
National Memorial Stadium: advance of
funds for plans for (see bill S. 1174;
S. J. Res. 83), 6322, .7432.
Secretary of State: authorizing him to
complete collecting and publishing of
official papers relating to Territories of
the United States (see bill S. 614).
1410.
BURTON, HAROLD H.-Continued.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Notice of motion to suspend rule on bill
(H. R. 3109)-legislative appropriation
bill, 4935.
Pages of Congress: investigation relative
to educational facilities, living quar-
ters, etc., for (see S. Con. Res. 17),
4382.
Remarks by, on
Air bases abroad, 1138, 1141.
Airports: Federal aid bill, 8446, 8449,
8470, 8472, 8474, 8475, 8476, 8477.
- telegram by G. A. Stone, 8478.
- telegram by Gov. Frank J.
Lausche, 8478.
America tomorrow, 5936.
Army: voluntary enlistment bill, 9025.
Bretton Woods agreement, 7681.
Capitol telephone operators, 791, 792.
Commodity Credit Corporation: balance
sheet, 2755.
Congressional pages: salaries, 5336, 5337.
Deficiency appropriation bill, 2751, 2753,
2754, 2755.
Departments of State, Justice and Com-
merce appropriation bill, 3753.
-- conference' report, 4534, 4535.
District of -Columbia: appropriation bill,
5963.
-hospital center, 4388, 4393.
-- school teachers' salaries, 7447.
Fair Employment -Practice Committee,
7454, 7456.
Farm loans: adjustment of certain, 7902,
Federal Labor Relations Act, 6329.
Food and Agriculture Organization of
United Nations, 7858, 7909, 7910.
Independent offices appropriation bill,
2181.
Interior Department appropriation bill,
5470, 5476, 5479, 5500, 5600, 5605.
-Central Valley project, 5479, 5480,
5482, 5600, 5605.
International Peace Organization, 5936-
5960.
Labor-Federal Security appropriation
bill, 6719, 6722, 6723, 6724.
Lucas, Guy R.: confirmation, 5340.
Maloney, Francis: eulogy, 332.
Management-labor relations, 8295, 8297.
Manpower resources: utilization.of, 1489-
1499, 1544-1552, 1668.
Maritime Day, 4794.
Mead committee: visit to Europe, 4693,
Missouri Valley Authority, 1127.
National Housing Act:.amendment, 2260.
National Service Act (H. R. 1752), 1489-
1499, 1544-1552, 1651 1909.
-- conference report, 271, 3031, 3042,
3043, 3044, 3045.
_-- 14 points to make the law effec-
tive, 1549.
-statement by Under Secretary of
War, 1668.
- statement by Paul McNutt, 1490,
1491.
by Ira Mosher, and
-statements
others, 1547.
Notice of address. 5840.
Petroleum in the Middle East, 1226.
Petroleum Reserves Corporation, 1766.
Philippine Islands: independence, 770.
Pymatuning Lake compact, 7587.
San Francisco Conference: notice of
speech, 5697, 5792.
-review of implications of proposed
charter of United Nations, 5936-5960.
- text of charter of New World Se-
curity Organizations, 5955.
- text of Dumbarton Oaks proposals,
5952.
-text of statement by four spon-
soring governments on voting proce-
dure in the security council, 5959.
-text of statute of New Interna-
tional Court of Justice, 6016.
Selective Service Act: extension, 3608,
3649, 3728.
- precombat training, 3649, 3715.
Tax-adjustment bill, 7797.

BURTON, HAROLD H.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Treaty of Greene Ville Celebration, 7357,
8207.
United Nations Charter, 8008-8019, 8061,
8063, £064, 8106, 8108, 8174.
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation
Administration; report on operations,
1225, 1226.
Valedictory address, 9110.
Wallace, Henry A.: conflimation, 1610.
Veterans: text of report on bill (H. R.
3644) increasing disability compensa-
tion, 8282.
War agencies: appropriations for, 6725,
6738, 6740, 7174.
-conference report, 7512.
War program and future policy Qf the
United States in north Africa and Mid-
dle East: report on, 1219-1228.
World order compact: petitions, 3143.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Commerce:
Pyinatuning Lake compact (H. R. 3291,
Rept. 460), 7552.
Committee on Military Affairs:
Air Corps: wing commanders (S. 612,
Rept. 201). 3706.
BURTON, MRS. S. P., relief (see bill H. R.,
2487*).
BUSARELLO, JOHN P., statement on "Coal
Production? OPA Regulations" by,
A3528.
BUSCH, OWEN, relief (see bill S. 621).
BUSH, GORDON, editorial entitled "Surplus
Goods Gag America" from Athens
(Ohio) Messenger by, A5140.
BUSH, VANNEVAR, editorial from Collier's
relative to need for national scientific
research policy advocated by, 04130.
Remarks in House relative to, 6314,
BUSHFIELD, HARLAN J. (a Senator from
South Dakota).
Address of George E. Stringfellow entitled
"Mlorality of Public Servants," A579.
Address on Dumbarton Oaks before the
Sons of the American Revolution at
Harrisburg, Pa., A2977.
Address by Henry H. Turner against
United Nations Charter, A3328.
Appointed on'committee, 169, 170.
Article from Stars and Stripes relative to
Board of Veterans' Appeals, A581.
Article by W. F. Flinn in Miles City Daily
Star entitled "The Cancerous Growth
of Bureaucracy," A998.
Article by E. H. Taylor from Country
Gentleman entitled "The Key to Pros-
perity," A1375.
Article by 0. K. Armstrong on the
American Indian, A3648.
Poem by Horace C. Carlisle on death of
Mrs. Charles Evans Hughes, A5372.
Remarks by Senator Guffey relative to,
1888, 2532.
Resolution by South Dakota Legislature
relative to furloughs for enlisted men,
2075.
Resolution by South Dakota Legislature
relative to old-age assistance, 2075.
Amendments offered by, to
Agricultural appropriation bill (H. R.
2689) : to amend, 3548.
National Service Act (H. R. 1752): to
amend, 1412, 1543, 1771, 1772.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Above, Louis R.: patent in fee to (see
bill S. 1695), 12147.
Agricultural workers: to clarify law re-
lating to utilization of (see S. J. Res.
19), 370.
American Indian Day: to designate (see
bill S. 1074), 5310.
Army, Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast
Guard: relating to retired pay for en-
listed men and commissioned person-
nel (see bill S. 851), 3182.
Brushorne, Joe: to issue patent in fee
(see bill S. 1565), 10487.
Bull, Lawrence L. H.: patent in fee (see
bill S. 1096), 12147.
INDEX
BUSHFIELD,.HARLANJ.--Continued.
-Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Charger, Rose Red Weasel, patent in fee
to (see bill S. 1268), 7553.
Clincher, Calvin: to issue patent in fee to
(see bill S. 1600), 10694.
Condelario Peter A.: to issue patent in
fee to (see bill S. 709), 1887.
Crow, Miles T.: patent in fee to (see bill
S. 1697), 12147.
Indians: to amend act to develop and
conserve lands of (see bill S.978), 4381.
- to provide payments to those suf-
fering death or wounds in massacre at
Wounded Knee Creek, Dec. 29, 1890,
(see bill S. 1075), 5310.
- to investigate claims of against
United States (see S. J. Res. 79), 6705.
-removal of restrictions on prop-
erty of those in armed forces (see S.
1194), 6705.
Indian reservations: enforcement of
State laws on (see S. 1179), 6411.
Irving, Wilma Brandon: to issue patent
in fee to (see bill S. 1566), 10487.
Johnson, Royal C.: to name veterans'
hospital 'at Sioux Falls, S. Dak., in
honor of (see bill S. 880), 3398.
Lands in South Dakota: convey to Clar-
ence E. Forman (see S. 1195), 6705.
Lumber: to prohibit exportation of (see
bill S. 1682), 11933.
Ponca, S1iodrack: to issue a patent in fee
to (see bill S. 1564), 10487.
Sioux Tribe of Indians: to supplement
act to provide full accounting in pend-
ing claims of (see S. J. Res. 67), 4783.
South Dakota, confirming rights in pub-
lic school lands and minerals therein
(see S. 1213), 7106.
Texation: to direct payment of highway
use taxes in operation of any system
of commercial transportation taken
over by Federal Government (see bill
S. S92), 4504.
Winnie Left Her Behind (Indian) : to
issue patent in fee (see bill S. 710),
1887.
Zuha, Peta: patent in fee to (see bill S.
1698), 12147.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Agriculture: to consider as a critical war
industry (see S. Res. 44), 376.
Lumber owned by the Government: in-
vestigation' concerning (see S. Res.
204), 12032.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill, 3548-
3552.
- medical cooperatives. 3548-3552.
Airports: Federal aid bill, 4118.
Armed forces: retired pay, 3182.
Bretton Woods agreements, 77C2.
Cattle: ceiling prices, 231.
- letter from South Dakota Stock
Growers Association, 231.
Commonwealth College, 2475-2478.
Dumbarton Oaks proposal, 1766, 1767,
Export-Import Bank, 7834.
Farm labor, 1000.
Federal farm loans: expedition of, 6425.
Food and Agriculture Organization of
United Nations, 7848, 7909.
Foreign policy of the United States.
France: activities in Syria, 5327.
Guffey, Joe: reply to charges of, 2471,
2472.
Halsey, Edwin A.: tribute, 516.
Hannegan, Robert E.: confirmation,
4256, 4257.
Indians: economic conditions, 5387, 5291.
Insurance business: regulation, 483.
Interior Department appropriation bill,
5428, 5429, 5432.
Johnson, Royal C.: tribute to, 3398.
Labor-Federal Security appropriation
bill, 6714, 6715, 6717.
Lend-lease: postwar operations, 4699.
Meat: supplies of, 2969, 2970, 4707, 4708,
4710.
Mcllctt, Lowell, 2472.
BUSHFIELD, HARLAN J.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Members of Congress: expense allowance,
5191.
Moses, John: eulogy, 1749.
National Service Act, 1427, 1428, 1653,
1658, 1771, 1772.
Office of Price Administration: inspection
of food lockers, 7862.
-meat regulations, 4110.
Cffice of War Information, 6436.
Pact of Paris: remarks on, and text of,
3542.
Peace: plan for, 1766,
- statements by William Hard and
others, 1768.
Pearson, Drew: reply to attack by, 2472.
Penicillin: certification of, 7113.
Poland, 3542.
Price Control Act: extension, 5771, 5772,
5782, 5783, 5849, 5850, 5351, 5852, 5870,
5871.
Reciprocal trade agreements, 6021.
Roosevelt, Col. Elliott: confirmation, 831,
802, 803, 1013-1017, 1023.
Royal C. Johnson Veterans' Hospital,
5928.
Ruial Electrification Administration,
4515, 4518, 4531, 4532.
San Francisco Conference: failure to in-
vite smaller republics to attend, 3542.
San Francisco Treaty, 7155.
Selective Service Act: extension, 3710.
United Nations Charter, 8063.
VE-day, 4372.
Veterans and war workers: report by Dr.
Harry J. Carman on service center for,
A1596.
Wartime crisis: responsibility for, 543.
excerpts from statements of Gov-
ernment leaders in 1944, 543, 544.
Williams, Aubrey: confirmation, 2471-
2478.
-excerpts from hearings, 2472, 2473.
letter by. R-presentative Keefe,
2471.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Finance:
Royal C. Johnson Veterans' Hospital (S.
880, Rept. 354), 5756,
Committee on Indian Affairs:
Cendelario, Peter A. (S.709, Rept. 314),
5177.
Sioux Indians (H. R. 378, Rept. 315), 5177.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
BUSINESS, article entitled "The Compulsory
State" from Wall Street Journal, A719.
Article entitled "A Labor Leader Pleads
For New Enterprises," by Matthew Well
from Reader's Digest, condensed from
Future, A1219.
Article by Senator Wherry entitled "One
Million New Businesses," 10724.
Bill to provide relief from war taxation
and to stimulate recovery of (see bill
H. R. 2801).
Joint resolution to permit retailers to
combine in negotiating purchases from
suppliers (see H. J. Res. 19).
Letter by Benson Furniture Co. protest-
ing absorption by retailers of certain
price increases, A4436.
R marks in House -relative to business
conditions under Smoot-Hawley tariff
bill, A2387.
Remarks in House relative to harmful
,effect of OPA regulations on, 6600.
Table: taxable retail sales in California,
1941-43, A2100.
-foreign trade, national income,
farm income, 1932-39, A2387.
"BUSINESS AND BRETTON WOODS," edi-
torial from Milwaukee Journal entitled,
A1618.
BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY COMMITTEE
FOR BRETTON WOODS, INC., adver-
tisement entitled "We Believe Biretton
Woods Is Good Business," from Vlash-
ing-ton Post by, A2649; •

BUSINESS CONTROL BY GOVERNMENT,
letter unsigned relative to, A3122.
BUSINESS EMPLOYMENT, AND SECURITY
INSURANCE ACT, petition from Leslie
Durkee and others relative to bills (S.
690, 809; H. R. 2229, 2230) concerning,
9213.
"BUSINESS MANAGEMENT AND ECO-
NOMICS," address by Senator Taft in
New York at dinner given by Financial
World entitled, A4627.
BUSINESS SLUMP OF 1920, article by Richard
L. Strout from Christian Science Moni-
tor relative to, A2888.
BUSINESS SUPPORT OF POLITICAL PAR-
TIES, remarks in House relative to,
A3264.
BUSINESS WEEK (magazine) article entitled
"UNRRA Gets Ready To Move" from,
A1271.
Editorial relative to commodity prices,
A4930. '
Statement relative to unemployment by
editors of, A3722.
Statistics appearing in, 3149.
BUSINESS-WHO IS THE OWNER? Article
by E. H. Martindale relative to, A2064.
BUSINESSMEN'S PROBLEMS TODAY, letter
'by Lyndon B. Emerich relative to,
A1332.
BUTLER, E. E. AND WIFE, relief (see bill H.
R. 3292).
BUTLER, HENRY R., relief (see bill H. R.
1072).
BUTLER, HUGH (a Senator froin Nebraska).
Address to Nebraska Reclamation Associ-
ation relative to irrigation, A302.
Address before National Association of
Manufacturers' New York City. on sub-
ject, The Congressional Viewpoint,
A5381.
Address by Marvel L. Baker on subject
Livestock In the Postwar Picture,
A2700.
Address by Harry W. Bashore concerning
Missouri River Basin, A452.
Address by Rev. Oscar F. Blackwelder
entitled "Thanksgiving-A Dedica-
tion," A5088.
Address by Brigadier General R. C. Craw-
ford at meeting of Nebraska State
Reclamation Association, A565.
Address by Cecil B. DeMille, at Omaha,
Nebr., on St. Patrick's day, 3089.
Address byLieutenant Colonel Delbert
B. Freeman at Nebraska State Recla-
mation Association meeting, A578.
Address be Wheeler McMillen before New
York Economic Club on reciprocal
trade agreements, 6186.
Address by Francis P. Matthews on Co-
lumbus day, at Omaha, Nebr., A4799.
Address of Lt. Col. S. G. Neff at Nebraska
State Reclamation Association meet-
ing, A572.
Address by C. Petrus, Kearney, Nebr., on
subject, A State Plan for Water Use in
Nebraska, 10910.
Address by David A. Simmons, Houston,
Tex.; on reorganization of Federal
Government. A2543.
Address by Prof. William Sternberg,
Creighton University School of Law,
entitled "Critique of Labor Law,"
A4951.
Address by J. L. Welsh entitled "A New
Solution for Agricultural Problems,"
A3604.
Appointed on committee, 169, 170.
Appointed conferee, 6631, 6792.
Appointed on funeral committee, 10621.
Appointed to Joint Committee to Inves-
tigate Nonessential Federal Expendi-
tures, 908.
Article by David Lawrence relative to
nomination of Henry A. Wallace to be
Secretary of Commerce, 518.
INDEX
BUTLER, HUGH--Continued.
Article by Edward N. Scheiberling en-
titled "Future of GI Bill of Rights,"
A4622.
Article by W. J. Hooten in El Paso Times
relative to warning in 1934 by Edwin
Gordon Lawrence of trouble with Ja-
pan, A4067 .
Article from Greater Nebraskan entitled
"Our John Is Comin' Home Tomor-
row," A3921.
Article by David Lawrence in United
t Union relative to lifting ban on horse
S ates Daily entitled "Unanswered
Questions," A131.
Article by Lou Schneider entitled "Stable
Money Pacts; Effect on American Ex-
ports," 3255.
Article in News Digest by Senator Wiley
entitled "Patent Medicine Politics,"
A2251.
Article by James M. Gille's entitled "De-
mocracy In Decline?" A2203.
Article by Senator Wherry in News Digest
entitled "Our American Economy,"
A2799.
Article based on statement by Osgood
Hardy relative to aid to Latin
America, 7593.
Editorial from Omaha World-Herald
paying tribute to Senator Vandenberg,
19C3.
Editorial by Maurice R. Franks on union-
izing foremen in industry, A2257.
Editorial from Omaha Evening World-
Herald on Missouri Valley Authority,
A2615.
Editorial from Omaha Daily Journal on
meat subsidies, 5626.
Editorial from Scottsbluff (Nebr.) Daily
Star-Herald paying tribute to Heon.
Clintofn P. Anderson, 6792.
Editorial from Wall Street Journal en-
titled "Flexible Government," 8091.
Editorial from Railroad Workers' Jour-
nal on seniority credit for servicemen,
A394.
Editorial from the Ansgar Lutheran en-
titled "Universal Military Training,"
10788.
Essay 1y Robert C. Pfeifer entitled
"Freedom of the Press in the New
World," A105.
Letter relative to forgotten army of
General Michailovich in Yugoslavia,
1012.
Letter by Dana F. Cole, Lincoln, Nebr.,
relative to excess-profits tax, 10000.
Letter by a soldier at Camp Gordon, Ga.,
relative to compulsory military' train-
ing, 10788.
Letter by Frank S. Driver relative to
confusion at Army separation cen-
ters, 9876.
Letter by a serviceman giving views on
national problems, A4454.
Letter from Rushville Chamber of
Commerce relative to Pine Ridge (S.
Dak.) Indian Agency, 4931.
Letter by a veteran relative to disposal
of surplus property, 10939.
Letter by Omaha serviceman in Ger-
many. 8803.
Letter from National Federation of Tele-
phone Workers protesting certain rul-
ings of National Labor Relations
Board, 9643.
Missouri Valley Authority: address of C.
Petrus Peterson relative to, A1646.
Radio address on subject Our Future
in the Pacific, A2342.
Radio address of Senator Brooks rela-
tive to conduct and aims of the war,
A136.
Radio address March 2, 1945, relative
to America's foreign policy, A1070.
Resolutions by cooperative creameries
in Nebraska, 1210, 1211.
Resolutions by farm organizations rel-
ative to increased quota of farm
machinery, 1113.
BUTLER, HUGH-Continued.
Resolution by Risveglio Italo Americano
-Society, Omaha, Nebr., relating to rec-
ognition of Italy as an ally, 2968.
Resolutions by Missouri River States
Committees concerning Missouri Val-
ley Authority, 3361.
Resolution by Norfolk (Nebr.) Chamber
of Commerce relative to Price Control
Act, 4931.
Resolution by Omaha (Nebr.) Ministerial
racing, 5306.
Resolution by Nebraska 'Reclamation
Association relative to development
of Missouri Valley, 4931.
Resolution adopted by the delegates of
the Filipino Territorial Council of
Hawaii and the Washington represent-
ative of the Inter-Filipino Community
Organizations of the Western States
favoring naturalization of Filipinos,
6410.
Resolution by Grand Island (Nebr.) Ro-
tary Club, relative to proposed irriga-
tion project in Nebraska, 11282.
Resolution by industrial committee of
Omaha (Nebr.) Chamber of Commerce
relative to reconstruction of Omaha
and Council Bluffs levees, 11079.
Resolution of Nebraska Bankers Asso-
ciation relating to inflation, 11079.
Resolution of Associated Needle Indus-
tries of Omaha, Nebr., 9043.
Resolution by Omaha Chapter, No. 147,
of the Order of Ahepa relating to war-
stricken people of Greece, 9212.
Resolution of Kearney (Nebr.) Chamber
of Commerce endorsing mid-State
power irrigation district, 9974.
Results of poll by American Legion Post,
Omaha Post, No. 1, on compulsory
military training, 3085.
Statement on agriculture in the war and
in the future, 5182.
Statement on Presidential tenure,
A40l63.
Statement on travel restrictions on reli-
gious organizations and gatherings,
5597.
Amendments offered by, to
Appropriations: to amend bill (H. R.
4407) to reduce certain, 10072.
Armed forces: to make increase in base
pay retroactive to September 1, 1940
(see bill S. 1513), 9938.
City National Bank Building Co., for re-
lief (see bill S. 1514), 9938.
Claims: to facilitate settlement of (see
bill S. 1577), 10487.
Federally owned alcohol plants: to per-
mit them to produce sugars or sirups
(see S. J. Res. 100), 9112.
Lending -agencies of the Government
(S. 375): to amend, 6E6, 690.
Missouri River: to bridge (see bill S.
1450), 9215.
Missouri River: to revive act to bridge
(see bill H. R. 1425), 8882.
Seed legumes (S. 558): to amend, 3110.
.Veterans' Administration: to clarify
terms "compensation" and "pension"
under laws administered by (see bill
S. 1578), 10487.
Veterans: to facilitate. filing and settle-
ment of claims of (see bill S. 1576),
10487.
Bills and Joint resolutions introduced by
Allberry, Richard A.: for relief (see bill
S. 865), 3288.
Anderson Equipment Co.: for relief (see
'bill S. 803), 2969.
Armed forces: for release of certain per-
sons from (see bili S. 1623), 10954.
Army Air Forces Enlisted Reserve Corps:
relating to discharge status of "hem-
bers (see bill S. 1614), 10893.
Army personnel, deceased: settlement of
accounts (S. 1211), 6986.

BUTLER, HUGH-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Constitution of. the United States: to
amend relative to term of office of the
President (see S. J.'Res. 1), 79.
Courts of the United' States: limitation
of certain actions (see bill S. 1012),
4692.
Craig, Charles H.: for relief (see bill
S. 1210), 6986.
Crawford, A. F.: for relief (see bill S. 983),
4381.
Gordon, Gail: to pension (see bill S.
1267), 7553.
Government corporations: to provide
for financial control (see bill S. 469),
778.
Mustering-Out Payment Act of 1944: re-
peal section 1 (b) (3) of (see bill S.
1173), 6322.
National Housing Act: to amend (see
bill S. 462), 778.
Navy Mothers' Clubs of America: to in-
corporate (see bill S. 373), 370.
Parish, John W.: to adjudicate claim of
(see bill S. 586), 1211.
Peacetime military training: providing
for a national referendum on (see S. J.
Res. 81); 7107. -
Platt, Herman: for relief (see bill S. 445).
674.
Public Works Administration: relating to
liquidation of (see bill S. 656), 1543.
States: relating to interest on loans by
Federal Emergency Administration
and Public Works Administration to
(see S. J. Res. 77), 6088.
Stuhr, Leo: for relief- (see bill S. 1604),
10788.
Taxation: to direct payment of highway
use taxes in operation of any system
of commercial transportation taken
over by Federal Government (see bill
S. 992), 4504.
-relating to certain income-tax de-
ductions by farmers (see bill S. 982).
4381.
Veterans: award for those Injured (see
bill S. 1164), 6259.
to increase compensation of non-
service-connected disabilities (see bill
S. 1167), 6259. '
relief of certain (see bill S. 390),
465.
Veterans' Administration: procedure for
claims for benefits (see bill S. 1166),
6259.
Widows of veterans: to.increase compen-
.sation of (see bill S. 1165), 6259.
Motions and resolutions oflered by
Newsprint: to iivestigate shortage of
(see S. Res. 135), 5926.
Remarks by, on
Alcohol plants, 9601.
Army and Navy court-martial systems,
11081. •
-letter by a Marine Corps officer,
11081.
Bashore, Harry W.: tribute, A452.
Beef industry: OPA regulations, 170,
198.
news release of Office of Economic
• -
Stabilization; 198.
Boxcars for grain shipments, 3203, 3212.
Boys Town: greetings to Father Flana-
gan and boys from, 11157.
Bretton Woods agreements, 7674, 7675.
statement by Treasury Depart-
ment, 7675.
Compulsory military training: referen-
dun, 7106.
Courts: bill" (S. 1012)"relating to limita-w
tion of certain actions, 4692.
Crimean Conference, 1423.
- article' by Constantine Brown,
...1426..
Crowley, Leo T.: tribute, 9647...
De M.ille. Cecil B.: -tribute. to, 3089.
Dumbarton Oaks Proposals, 1423..
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INDEX
BUTLER, HUGH-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Farm labor: drafting .of, 517.
-letter by Mrs. J. D. Snyder and
list of auction sales, 518.
-letter by Sam R. McKelvie, 617.
Farm machinery, 3214.
Flood relief: emergency bill, 4394.
Food and Agriculture Organization of
United Nations, 7849, 7854, 7855, 7856,
7911.
Foreign policy of.the United States, 1423.
Gold inflation: danger of, 3152.
articles from Wall Street Journal,
3152.
Government corporations: .financial
'control, 795-798, 10851, 10914.
- correspondence, 10851.
- reference manual, 10933.
-report of Secretary of the Treas-
ury for 1919, 796..
text of bill* (S. 469), 796.
Independent offices appropriation bill,
2181.
Labor: proposed draft of, 1012.
McKlm, Edward D., Jr.: heroism, 678.
-letter by Maj. Gen. G. B. Erskine,
678. -;
Meat: excerpts from letters relative to
shortage of, 7862.
-profits of packers, 4709, 4712.
Members of Congress: expense allow-
ance, 4953.
Mexico: water treaty, 3484.
Newsprint: investigation of shortage of,
5925.
Office of Price Administration, 5771, 5777,
5778.
letter from a broom manufac-
turer, 5777.
- policies of, 5777.
Omaha Evening World-Herald (news-
paper), 1993.
Pacific: our future in, 4396.
Pork prices, 5626.
Price Control Act: extension, 5771, 5777,
5778, 5889.
"-editorial from Omaha Journal-
Stockman on beef subsidy, 5870.
-- views on, 4712, 4713.
Puerto Rico: status of, 4397.
Reciprocal trade agreements, 6042, 6182-
6188.
Revenue bill, 10000.
Roosevelt, Col. Elliott: confirmation,
1015, 1023.
Rural Electrification Administration,
•4514, 4515, 4520.
Simmons, Robert G.: peace plan, 3946.
United Nations Charter, 8018.
United Nations Organization bill, 10850.
Vterans: hospitalization in Nebraska,
4510.
- inadequacy of aid, 10909.
-resolution and letters, 4510.
Wartime plants: utilization of, 9482.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Agriculture and Forestry:
Newsprint (S. Res. 135, Rept. 451), 7150,
Nitrates (S. Res. 176), 8882.
Committee on Banking and Currency:
Commodity Credit Corporation and Re-
construction Finance Corporation (S.
1270, Rept. 465), 7589.
Committee on Finance:
Alcohol plants (S. J. Res. 100, Rept, 626),
9471.
BUTLER, JOHN C. (a Representative from
New York).
Appointed on committee, 492.
Article entitled "Educator Says Canada
Hasn't Need of Seaway-Urges State-
ment of War Obligations First," from
Buffalo Courier-Express, A2953.
Editorial from South Buffalo News in de-
fense of General. MacArthur, A4223.
'Letter from Buffalo, N. Y., Stock Yards
Association relative to -meat shortage,
A1862.
BUTLER, JOHN C-Continued.
Resolution of Buffalo Federation of Labor
urging return of prisoners to Europe,
A3052.
Sworn in, 33.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Armed forces: to direct discharge of cer-
tain members (see bill H. R. 4313),
9512.
Redmond, John J.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 2391), 1511.
Remarks by, on
Army: demobilization program, A3951.
National Service Act, 631.
St. Lawrence seaway, A4069, A4187,
A4236.
BUTLER, NICHOLAS MURRAY, letter on
Territories future political status by,
A5366.
BUTLER, THOMAS A., relief (see bill H. R.
3046").
BUTLER, TOM. letter relative to difficulty
in purchasing surplus Government
property by, A3865.
BUTTE (MONT.) DAILY POST, article rela-
tive to presentation of Bronze Star
Medal to Lois.I. Jernberg from, A1961.
Editorial relative to imports of wool,
mutton, and lamb appearing in, 6252.
Editorial relative to the tariff on man-
ganese appearing in, 6252.
BUTTE (MONT.) STANDARD, article rela-
tive to posthumous award of Congres-
sional Medal- of Honor to LaVerne
Parrish from, A3748.
BUTTER, article from Blackduck (Minn.)
_ 'American relative to shortage of, A253.
Bill to authorize condemnation of ma-
terials which are intended for use in
process of renovated butter and which
are unfit for human consumption (see
bill H. R. 3611).
Bill to terminate rationing in case of (see
bill H. R. 4164).
Bill to establish an import quota on (see
bill H. R. 4271).
Description of subsidies on, 2265.
Editorial from Grade A News relative to
the slackening demand for, A1090.
Editorial entitled "How Endless Spenders
Bungled Butter Trade," from Creston
(Iowa) News-Advertiser, A4121, A4175.
Letter by George F. Christians relative
to decline in production of, A840.
Letter from Department of Agriculture
relative to experiments to determine
vitamin A in, A2821.
Letter by Governor Thye (Minnesota)
relative to ceiling price of, A5279.
Letter by Fred E. Babel relative to un-
necessary rationing of, A4141.
Letters by Grover B. Hill and Hazel K.
Stiebeling relative to amount of vita-
min A in, A4043.
Memorial of Legislature of North Dakota
relatiye to a fair ceiling price on,
A1861.
Memorial of Legislature of Wisconsin rel-
ative to the butter shortage, 3265.
Memorial of Legislature of Wisconsin
urging the OPA to reduce the points
on, 4092.
Memorial of Legislature of Wisconsin to
abolish rationing of, 9111.
Remarks in House relative to reason for
decrease in production of, A253.
Remarks in House relative to increase by
OPA of ration points for, A253.
Remarks in House relative to 10 reasons
why butter has not been provided in
acceptable amounts for domestic con-
sumption, A328..
Remarks in House relative to decrease of
production in Minnesota of, A112.
Remarks in House relative to Govern-
meit program for production of, A112.
Remarks in House relative to scarcity of,
A328.

BUTTER-Continued.
Remarks in House relative to the price
of, 813, 2427, 6826.
Remarks in House relative to appropria-
tions for exportation of process or
renovated, 2685.
Remarks in House relative to ration
points for, 2414.
Remarks in House relative to shipment
to Russia of, 6575.
Remarks in House relative to rationing
of, 8490, E920, 8921.
Remarks in Senate relative to removal of
butter from rationing, 9042.
Resolution by Niagara (N. Y.) Frontier
Cooperative Milk Producers' Bargaining
Agency, Inc., favoring increase in price
of, A338.
Resolution by Legislature of North Da-
kota relative to ceiling price on, A1960.
Resolution to cease rationing of (see S.
Res. 135), 10795, 10892, .10935.
Statistics relative to production of, 1204.
Table: vitamin A potency of creamery
butter production in Wisconsin, A2821,
A4C43.
BUTTER AND EGGS, regulating transactions
relating to future sales on commodity
exchanges to prevent obstructions and
burdens upon interstate commerce in
(see bill S. 1628).
BUTTER AND LARD, editorial from Omaha
Daily Journal -Stockman relative to
shipments under lend-lease of, A717.
BUTTERFATS-TABLE, average price paid by
cheese manufacturers during Decem-
ber 1914, by States, A4336.
BUTTS, CHARLES D., relief (see bill H. R.
4119).
BUXTON, C. E. sermon preached November
7, 1943, in Pohick Church by, A1294.
BUXTON, GEORGE H., relief (see bill H. R.
4416).
BYKOWSKI, EDWARD A., letter concerning
American fundamentals written by,
10266.
BYNUM, FRANCES B., relief (see bill H. R.
4831).
BYRD, D. H., letter urging increase in price
of crude oil by, A5333.
BYRD, HARRY FLOOD (a Senator from Vir-
ginia).
Address by Bernard M. Baruch at Fed-
eration Day breakfast meeting, New
York City, A57.
Appointed on committee, 169, 170.
Appointed conferee, 6188.
Appointed member on committee to plan
improvement of Senate chamber, 7937.
Appointed on Special Committee on
Atomic Energy, 10068.
Article by Gould Lincoln paying tribute
to Edwin A. Halsey, A46.
Article in American Magazine entitled
"Government's Waste of Manpower"
written by, 1893.
Article by Arthur Krock entitled "Pearl
Harbor Questions," A3778.
Correspondence with Comptroller Gen-
eral relative to claim of Carden and
Herd, 12258.
Editorial from Baltimore Sun by John
W. Owens entitled "Of Whom Do They
Think?" 1919.
Editorial from New Rochelle (N." Y.)
Standard-Star, suggesting Senator
Byrd as Federal manager, A2650.
Letter from President Truman to Edward
R. Stettinius, Jr., accepting his resig-
nation as Secretary of State, 6873.
•Letter by Jesse H. Jones to president,
University of Virginia, relative to
founding of Woodrow Wilson School
of International Affairs, A4775.
Letter by Mrs. Jewell W. Swofford relative
to bill' to provide health programs for
Federal employees, 11614.
Plan of Kiwanis Club of West Point, Va.,
for working 6 days every week, A224.
INDEX
BYRD, HARRY FLOOD-Continued,
Speech by James A. Farley entitled
"Don't Buy Business," A55.
Statement regarding appointment of
Henry A. Wallace as Secretary of Com-
merce, 366.
Statement on National Service Act, 1919.
Statement of United States delegation to
United Nations Conference presented
to Edward R. Stettinius, Jr., 6373.
Summary of direct savings as a result of
recommendations by Joint Economy
Committee, 2590, 2591.
Table: civilian employment in the Gov-
ernment, November 1944-January 31,
1945, 1409.
- civilian employees of the Gov-
ernment, March 1245, 4691.
-Federal agencies established by
Executive order, 10699.
Amendments offered by, to
Army: voluntary enlistments (S. 3951):
to amend, 8952, 8980.
Employees of the United States (S. 807):
to amend, 4724.
Federal employees pay bill (S. 1415) : to
amend, 11933, 11955, 12243.
Government agencies, reorganization of
(S. 1120): to amend, 10715.
Lending agencies of the Government (S.
375): to amend, 686, 687, 690, 691.
Reorganization of Government agencies
(S. 1120): to amend, 10251, 10571.
Vessels, sale of surplus (H. R. 3603) : to
amend, 12147, 12257.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Army and Navy: to provide for voluntary
enlistments in (see bill S. 1397), 8586.
Bible reading: to designate period for
(see S. J. Res. 15), 330.
Bill of Rights Day: to designate (see S. J.
Res. 124), 11235.
Courts: to confer jurisdiction upon
United States District Court for East-
ern District of Virginia (see bill S. 57),
77.
Government agencies: relating to acqui-
sition and use of motor vehicles by
(see bill S. 56), 77.
Government corporations: to provide for
financial control (see bill S. 469), 778.
Lauterbach, Herbert R. W.: to adjudicate
claim (see bill S. 349), 330.
Longshoremen's and Harbor Workers'
Compensation Act: to amend (see S.
1209), 6986.
Navy and Marine Corps: to amend act
authorizing temporary appointment
or advancement of certain personnel of
(see bill S. 58), 77.
Research board for national security:
to establish (see bill S. 825), 3Q86.
Smoot, W. A.: for relief (see bill S. 55),
77.
Standard time: to restore (see bill S.
1358), 8361.
Waterfowl: to preserve breeding stocks
of (see bill S. 1293), 7937.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Halsey, Edwin A.: death of (see S. Res.
66), 549.
-floral wreath for funeral of, 548.
-to pay compensation (see S. Res.
68), 781.
Pages of Congress: investigation rela-
tive to educational facilities, living
quarters, etc., for (see S. Con. Res. 17),
4382.
Somerville, Julia C.: to pay compensa-
tion (see S. Res. 110), 2748.
War Labor Board: rescinding resolution
requesting certain reports from (S.
Res. 105), 2398.
Remarks by, on
Chandler, Albert B. (Happy): tribute,
3776.
Dean, Claude M.: tributes to, A3633.
Employees of the United States: report
on number as of June 30, 1945, 8048.
-increases during July 1945, 8360.
-data as of September 1945, 10693.
BYRD, HARRY FLOOD-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Federal employees: health programs,
11613, 11614, 11615, 11616.
-- pay bill, 4724, 11558, 11616-11620,
11801, 11804-11806, 11944, 11950, 11954,
12145, 12235-12244, 12251.
Federal Wage Commission, 12238.
Flood-control projects: appropriation,
12114.
Government agencies: reorganization of,
10335, 10336, 10571, 10572, 10573, 10574,
10575, 10576, 10577, 10578, 10699-10701,
10715, 10801.
Government Corporation Control Act:
statement issued upon signing of,
11532.
Government employees: statistics, 10576.
Government's waste of manpower, 1893.
Halsey, Edwin A.: death of, 513.
Hawkes, Albert W.: comments on edi-
torial references to, 3400.
Joint Committee on the Organization of
Congress, 1009.
Land-grant railroad rates, 9395.
Leave of absence, 4913.
Legislative appropriation bill, 4948, 4949,
4951.
Lending agencies of the Government,
686-692.
-- _list of agencies, C87.
Members of -Congress: expense allowance,
4951, 4952, 4953, 4954, 4955, 4956.
National Memorial Stadium, 7843.
Norfolk Navy Yard, 386.
Research board for national security,
3085.
Secretary of Commerce: authority of,
1591.
article by Paul W. Ward in Balti-
more Sun, 1892.
-statement to the press, 1891.
Senators: expense allowance, 12037-
12042.
Stcttinius, Edward R., Jr., tribute to,
6873.
UNRRA: additional appropriation, 11462,
12163.
Vessels: sale of Government-owned,
11538, 11539, 11540, 11541, 11542, 11543,
11873, 11877, 12133, 12254, 12257.
Wallace, Henry A.: appointment as Sec-
retary of Commerce, 366.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Naval Affairs:
Research Board for National Security (S.
825, Rept. 551), 8135.
Scientific research (H. R. 3440), 9932.
Committee on Rules:
Congressional pages (S. Con. Res. 17,
Rept. 517), 7937.
Joint Committee on the Organization of
Congress (H. Con. Res. 18, Rept. 42),
915.
Joint Committee on Reduction of Nones-
sential Federal Expenditures:
Civilian employment in the Government,
November 1944 through January 1945,
1409.
- February 1945, 2801.
-March 1945, 4691, 6872.
Civilian employment, April 1945, 4933.
- June 1945, 8048.
-June and July 1945, 8360.
-July and August 1945, 9562.
-August and September 1945, 10693.
September and October 1945,
10953.
Progress report of 1945 (S. Doc. No. 31),
2589.
Joint-Inaugural Committee:
Expenditures, 9760.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
BYRD-BUTLER BILL (H. R. 2177), message
from the President concerning, 10851.
BYRNE, ELIZABETH C., relief (see S. Res.
174*).
BYRNE, JOSEPHINE LOUISE, poem entitled
"Before Us, the Puritans" from maga-
zine Spirit by, A1554.

BYRNE, WILLIAM T. (a Representative from
New York).
Appointed on committee, 275.
Article by Mr. Armstrong relative to the
golden rule in problem of peace, A507.
Article by H. I. Phillips from New York
Sun entitled "Guts," A1929.
Article written by Representative Mc-
Cormack appearing in Young Demo-
crat entitled "There is Work to be
Done," A5235.
Telegrams relative to need of additional
veterans' hospitals, A5187.
Bills and ioint resolutions introduced by
Hauley, Francis A.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 843), 60.
Hayes, John P., and others: for relief
(see bill H. R. 844), 60.
Holtz, Werner: for relief (see bill H. R.
2479), 1748.
Valente, Samuel: relief (see bill H. R.
4970), 11932.
Veterans Hospital, Saratoga Springs,
N. Y.; to increase bed capacity (see
bill H. R. 2606), 2165.
Remarks by, on
UNRRA: additional appropriation, 11577.
Veterans: hospitals, 11145.
Reports made by, from
Committee on the Judiciary.
Official information (S. 805, Rept. 1032),
9109.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
BYRNES, JAMES F. (Secretary of State).
Article entitled "Streamlining Congress"
from American magazine by, A112.
Article by William Philip Simms rela-
tive to bitter experience at London
conference of, A4084.
Directive relative to curtailment of non-
essential travel by, A308.
Editorial from St. Louis Star-Times rel-
ative to Byrnes, frank report on the
London conference, A4443.
Excerpt relative to drafting of farm la-
bor from letter by, A292.
Letter relative to deferment of farm la-
bor under Tydings amendment ad-
dressed to, A239.
Letter relative to sabotage of our for-
eign policy in China from, A5528.
Letter relative to free elections in Po-
land from, A5440.
Letter on our Chinese policy by, A5269.
Letter to Representative Beckworth rel-
ative to alien property, A5032.
Letter relative to effect of St. Louis'
smoke ordinance on coal production
in Illinois addressed to, A930, A1073.
Letter relative to drafting of farm labor
by, A389.
Letter by Representative Simpson (Ill.)
relative to 0. D. T. Order No. 47 ad-
dressed to, A602.
Letter relative to resolution by Depart-
ment of Maryland, American Legion,
from, A4339.
Radio address relative to first session
of London Council of Foreign Ministers
by, A4201.
Remarks in House relative to the ignor-
ing of Tydings amendment by, A389.
Remarks in House relative to report on
break-down of London Council of
Foreign Ministers by, A4219.
Remarks in House paying tribute to,
9157.
Remarks in House relative to disappoint-
ment on stand taken on Palestine by,
A4433.
Remarks in Senate relative to the nomi-
nation to be Secretary of State, 7110.
Statement relative to our policy in China
before Senate Committee on Foreign
Relations by, A5528.
Statement upon taking office as Secre-
tary of State by, A3279.
Telegram relative to . displaced Polish
persons, addressed to,, A4176.
INDEX
BYRNES, JAMES F. (Director of War Mobili-
zation and Reconversion), remarks in
Senate and correspondence relative to
the resignation of, 3013, 3058.
Text of statement relative to midnight
curfew by, A1313.
Tributes in House to, 7135, 7137.
BYliNES, JOHN W. (a Representative from
Wisconsin).
Appointed on committee, 491, 492.
Appointed conferee, 7184, 10680.
Article from Grade A News entitled
"Points of Interest," A1090.
Letter from Donald S. DeWitt relative to
. OPA policies, 6373.
Resolution by Common Council of Mani-
towoc, Wis., relative to Great Lakes-
St. Lawrence waterway, A2497.
Resolution of coal dealers of Michigan
relative to fuel shortage, A3062.
Statement of Wisconsin Cheese Makers'
Association at conference of Wiscon-
sin congressional delegation and other
officials, A4335.
Tables: cheese prices, A4336.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Federal Unemployment Tax Act: to pro-
vide for excluding officers and directors
of corporations who perform nominal
services without compensation, In de-
termining whether such corporation is
subject to (see bill H. R. 4221), 9210.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Armed forces: to investigate use of
transportation facilities for return of
members of (see H. Res. 402), 10889.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 3822, 4499, 8575.
Remarks by, on
8514,
Armed forces: demobilization,
10877, 10878.
-voluntary enlistment bill,8627.
-letter by an Army doctor, 8627.
Members of Congress: expense allowance,
A2188.
Price Control Act: extension, 6373.
Wisconsin cheese industry: interference
by Government bureaus, A4335.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Claims:
Bailey, A. G. (H, R. 1838, Rept. 536), 4339.
Baldwin Bros. Paving Co. (S. 514, Rept.
403), 2966.
Beyer, Malcolm K. (S. 467, Rept. 472),
4006.
Boylston, Mrs. Glenn T. (S. 194, Rept.
553), 4573.
Brazil, Chesley (S. 591, Rept. 474), 4006.
Brooks, Arthur R., and wife (S. 512, Rept.
793), 6784.
Campbell, Mrs. Bessie M. (H. R. 2762,
Rept. 1099), 9512.
Catholic Chancery Office, Inc. (S. 501,
Rept. 797), 6784.
Craig. Clifford E. (H. R. 2189, Rept. 1093),
9512.
Fabian, Peter G. (H. R. 1890, Rept. 737),
6084.
Farragut, Idaho, naval training center
(H. R. 2224, Rept. 324), 2165.
Hockenberry,'Margaret (H. R. 1057, Rept.
712), 5837.
Jennette, Alaska D. (H. R. 1346, Rept.
669), 5592.
Lewis,Carl (H.R. 1142, Rept. 1170), 10211.
Norfolk-Portsmouth Bridge, Inc. (H. R.
1599, Rept. 534), 4339.
Radcliffe, Franklin P. (H. R. 4117, Rept.
1305), 11077.
\Smith, Ray L. (H. R. 1079, Rept. 279),
1885.
Tidwell, Maj. William P. (H. R. 1877, Rept.
179), 1321.
Topper, Dave (H. R. 2062, Rept. 1089),
9512.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
BYRNES' CURFEW ORDER, remarks in House
relative to, 2487.
"BYRNES' LOYAL DEFENSE OF HIS SUB-
ORDINATES", -article- from Christian
Science Monitor entitled, A5596.
"BYRNES' WORD ON RUSSIA NOTHING
NEW," article by Ernest Lindley from
Washington Post entitled, A4719.
BYRNS, C. F., article relative to development
of Arkansas River from Fort Smith
(Ark.) Times-Record by, A710, A1074.
Article relative to floods of Arkansas
River from Fort Smith (Ark.) Times-
Record by, A1862.
Article on national health program from
Fort Smith (Ark.) Times-Record by,
A5217.
Statement relative to development of
Arkansas River from Southwest Times-
Record of Fort Smith, Ark., by A1331.
BYVANK, FLORENCE, relief (see bill H. R.
4671).
CABBAGE, article entitled "Feeding Savoys
to the Cows" by B. A. Steward from
Daily Herald in England, A1863.
Letter by R. H. Eberdt relative to OPA
ceiling price on Wisconsin, A4533.
CABINET, increase compensation of members
of (see bill S, 1125).
Editorials from Washington News, Eve-
ning Star, Post, and Baltimore Sun
relative to changes in, A2469.
Radio address by Fulton Lewis, Jr., rela-
tive to recent changes in, A2763.
Remarks in House relative to providing
Department of National Health in,
A124.
Remarks in House relative to purpose for
set-up of, 1160.
Remarks in House relative to appoint-
ment of Tom Clark, Lewis Schwellen-
bach, and Clinton P. Anderson as
members of, A2482.
Remarks in House relative to the changes
in, A2994.
CACTUS ORDNANCE WORKS, remarks in
House relative to, 1347, A743.
CADET NURSE CORPS, article from Lowell
(Mass.) Sun relative to second anni-
versary of, A3359.
Letter by Mrs. H. E. Nichols of Lake
Nebagamon, Wis., urging better treat-
ment for, A3567.
Remarks in House relative to unfair
treatment given, A3567.
- Remarks in House relative to certain
provisions of law establishing, 1813.
Remarks In House relative to drafting of
members of, Al155.
Telegram from two Knoxville (Tenn.)
hospitals relative to drafting nurses of,
1813.
CAFFERATTA, FLORENCE, testimony rela-
tive to United Nations Charter before
Senate Cpmmittee on Foreign Rela-
tions by, A3670.
CAFFERATA, M. E., relief (see bill S. 144").
CAFFEY, EUGENE M. (colonel, U. S. Army),,
address paying tribute to First Engi-
neer Brigade at exercises on first anni-
versary of D-day in Utah Beach,
France, by, A3413.
CAFFEY ROBERTSON-SMITH, INC., relief
(see bills S. 489*; H. R. 2218).
CAHN, BILL, editorial captioned "Do you
know your Congressman?" from
United States News by, A934.
CAIRO, EGYPT, interview with James M.
Landis entitled "Cairo Is Dynamite,"
1222.
CAISSE, WILLIAM JOSEPH, relief (see bill
H. R. 1248).
CALCANO, JUAN, relief (see bill H. R. 2772).
CALDER, CURTIS E., address relative to ne-
cessity of postwar foreign trade in New
York before National Foreign Trade
Convention by, A64.
CALENDAR WEDNESDAY. See HOUSE OF
REPRESENTTIVES.

CALDER, WILLIAM M. (late a Senator from
New York).
Announcement of death of, 1749.
Editorial from Brooklyn Eagle eulogizing,
A1062.
CALHOUN, MRS. CLARENCE CRITTENDEN,
address relative to a memorial to
mothers of America by, A2958.
CALHOUN COUNTY, TEX., authorizing
transfer of military installations on
Indianola Antiaircraft Gunnery Range
to (see bill H. R. 2804).
CALIFORNIA.
Article. from California Oil World' rela-
tive to ownership of tidelands in, A938.
Article from Los Angeles Times relative
to test by Secretary of Interior as to
ownership of certain tidal lands in,
A938.
Bill providing for additional military
academy in southern district of (see
bills H. R. 1371, 1372).
Bill for relief of poultry producers of
central (see bill H. R. 3484).
Bill to appoint two additional district
judges for northern district of (see
bill S. 1163).
Bill for relief of State compensation in-
surance fund of (see bill H. R. 1641).
Bill to authorize the Secretary of War
to acquire certain lands in (see bills
S. 416; H. R. 477).
Bill granting to Imperial Irrigation Dis-
trict certain lands in counties of Im-
perial, Riverside, and San Diego; in
(see hill H. R. 2993). -
Bill for relief of State compensation in-
surance fund of (see bill H. R. 3144).
• Bills for relief of State of (see bills S.
413; H. R. 1010, 1465").
Excerpts from decisions of the Supreme
Court of the United States pertaining
to tidelands of, 8857.
Joint resolution providing for operation
and maintenance of irrigation and hy-
droelectric power features of Central
Valley project by State of (see-H. J.
Res. 139).
Joint resolution and bill memorializing
Congress to enact full employment bill
of 1945 by Legislature of, A1568.
Letter by Shoreline Planning Association
of California, Inc., relative to beach
erosion in southern, A605.
Letter by National Mfilk Producers Asso-
ciation of California relative to serious
condition of dairy industry in, A1033.
Letters favoring Henry Wallace by con-
stituents from Eighteenth District in,
A665.
Letters by S3cretary of Interior Ickes
relative to title to tidelands addressed
to attorney general of, A3588.
Memorial of legislature relative to com-
memoration of the centennial of the
raising of the bear flag of the California
Republic at Sonoma on June 14, 1846,
774.
Memorial of legislature urging legislation
to rehabilitate municipal facilities and
services which have been forced to
carry an abnormal war burden, 910.
Memorial of legislature relative to the
proposed treaty with Mexico pertain-
ing to waters of the Colorado and Ti-
juana Rivers and the Rio Grande, 910.
Memorial of legislature relative to re-
moval of temporary war housing, 909.
Memorial of legislature urging return to
the State of the employment service
taken over by the Federal Government
for war purposes, 910.
Memorial of legislature urging the United
States Senate not to advise nor con-
sent to a proposed.treaty with Mexico
relative to the waters of the Colorado
and Tijuana Rivers and the Rio
Granoe, 910.
Memorial of legislature relative to ex-
change of United States and Japanese
nationals, 910.
INDEX
CALIFORNIA-Continued.
Memorial of legislature urging enact-
ment of a bill providing for universal
military training for the youth of the
United States, 911.
Memorial of legislature urging legisla-
tion for control of disposition of ships'
garbage, 911.
Memorial of legislature urging additional
appropriation for maintenance of the
San Joaquin Experimental Range, 919.
Memorial of legislature urging enactment
of legislation applicable to boat-build-
ing concerns in, 990.
Memorial of legislature relative to con-
trol of ships' garbage, 990.
Memorial of legislature relative to uni-
versal military training, 990.
Meniorial of legislature to authorize the
granting of Federal aid during the
period of reconversion, 910.
Memorial of legislature relative to claim
of ownership of lands by the State of,
2459.
Memorial of legislature urging enactment
of bills (H. R. 2032, 2033) relative to
investigation and protection of
beaches, 4090.
Memorial of legislature urging enact-
ment of bill (H. R. 1490) awarding
a Distinguished Service Cross to Tony
Siminoff, 4090.
Memorial of legislature relative to
guayule rubber, 3705.
Memorial relative to adoption of H. R.
2032 and H. R. 2033, preventing beach
erosion, by legislature of, A1878. -
Mefnorial of legislature relative to mak-
ing a legal holiday of birthday of the
late President Roosevelt, 4219.
Memorial of legislature relative to in-
come of recipients of aid to the aged
and aid to the blind, 4219.
Memorial of legislature urging establish-
ment of a special agency for disposal
of Federal surplus properties, 4219..
Memorial :of legislature urging Congress
to erect a statue of freedom on the
coast of, 4584.
Memorial of legislature petitioning Con-
gress to adjust salaries of Members of
Congress, A2297.
Memcrial of legislature urging extension
of the 1945 shooting season, 5305.
Memorials of legislature bringing notice
to Congress of vital current problems,
A2534.
Memorial of legislature urging legislation
to provide educational opportunities
for war widows, 4779.
Memorial of legislature urging legisla-
tion to provide for recreation in na-
tional forests and parks, 4779.
Memorial of legislature urging enactment
of bill (H. R. 776) authorizing natural-
ization of Filipinos, 4929.
Memorial of legislature urging Congress
to increase the monetary value of gold,
5465.
- Memorial of legislature urging legisla-
tion to provide members of the armed
forces with wage credits on their social
security accounts, 5840.
Memorial of legislature insisting on com-
plete and unconditional surrender by
Japan, 6788.
Memorial of legislature urging investiga-
tion of the proposed facilities in
Marin County, Calif., for major am-
munition storage and loading depots,
6321.
Memorial of legislature urging an in-
vestigation of conditions In veterans'
hospitals, 7148.
Memorial of legislature relative to the
Servicemen's Readjustment Act of
1944, 7148.
Memorial of legislature relative to con-
struction of a breakwater near Half
Moon Bay, 7148.
CALIFORNIA-Continued.
Memorial of legislature urging establish-
ment of permanent military and naval
academies on Pacific and Gulf coasts,
7148.
Remarks in House relative to providing
jobs for war veterans in, 188.
Remarks in House relative to migration
of industrial workers from, A231.
Remarks in House relative to location
of Eighteenth Congressional District
of, A686.
Remarks in House relative to ratification
of Mexican Water Treaty and ill effects
on, A604.
Remarks in House relative to flood-con-
trol projects in, 1073.
Remarks in House relative to expansion
of aircraft industry in, A231.
Remarks in House relative to interest in
preventing beach erosion of, A1856.
Remarks in House relative to transfer-
ring the jurisdiction of Central Valley
project to, A1296.
Remarks in House relative to attitude
toward Mexican Water Treaty of 23
Members of House of Representatives
from, A1339.
Remarks in House relative to mineral
wealth of, A1333.
Remarks. in House relative to develop-
ment of hydroelectric power in the
Central Valley project of, 2682.
Remarks in House relative to food pro-
duction in, 2836.
Remarks in House relative to increased
- population of, 3134.
Remarks in House relative to jud4cial
salaries in, A2349.
Remarks in House relative to postwar
business opportunities in, A2098.
Remarks in House relative to average
income of residents of, A2099.
Remarks in House relative to child-care
centers in, A3868.
Remarks in House relative to lack of
provision to continue child-care cen-
ters in, A4025, A4076.
Remarks in House relative to contribu-
tion to national progress by, A5199.
Remarks in House relative to approval of
Bretton Woods agreements by people
of, A2884.
Remarks in House relative to effect of
Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act on
products of, A2774.
Remarks in House relative to power rates
in, 7036.
Remarks in House relative to failure to
ratify fifteenth amendment of legis-
lature of, 5998.
Remarks in House relative to key posi-
tion to Oriental trade of, A2962.
Remarks in House relative to support
of United Nations Charter by people
of, A3596.
Report of the legislature on un-American
activities in, 7396.
Resolution favoring H. R. 2032 and H. R.
2033, to prevent beach erosion, by leg-
islature of, A1856.
Table: taxable retail sales, 1941-43,
A2100.
Twelve-point program for return to
peacetime economy in, A231.
CALIFORNIA AIRCRAFT CORPORATION,
relief (see bill H. R. 214).
CALIFORNIA FAIR EMPLOYMENT PRAC-
TICES ACT, statement by Mayor Roger
Lapham giving his reasons for vetoing,
A2614.
CALIFORNIA FARM BUREAU FEDERATION,
letter opposing extension of Recipro-
cal Trade Agreements Act by, A2389.
Letter relative to bill H. R. 2215, estab-
lishing agricultural administrative
areas from, A3209.
CALIFORNIA GRANGE NEWS, article on
Central Valley Project, Calif.-an Army
gold brick? from, A4182.

CALIFORNIA GRANGE NEWS-Continued.
Editorial captioned "A nodding bouquet
for the OPA," from, A1920.
CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOL-
OGY, remarks in House relative to,
6311.
CALIFORNIA LAW REVIEW, article entitled
"California's Approach to Improve-
ment of Administrative Procedure,"
from, Al153.
CALIFORNIA LUMBER MERCHANT (publi-
cation), article relative to wooden
troughs, from, A1780.
CALIFORNIA MINING JOURNAL, article en-
titled "Victory Coin to Aid Silver
Mines," by Donovan C. Brownfield,
from, A5752.
CALIFORNIA OIL WORLD (newspaper), ar-
ticle relative to ownership of tidelands
in California, from, A938.
CALIFORNIA ORANGES, remarks concerning
the placing in the Democratic and Re-
publican cloakrooms, 4008.
CALIFORNIA SHIPBUILDING CORP., WIL_
MINGTON, CALIF., remarks in House
relative to launching of Amherst Vic-
tory ship by, A908.
CALIFORNIA SHIPYARDS, letter by E. 0.
McCammon relative to waste of man-
power in, A194.
CALIFORNIA STATE BAR ASSOCIATION,
resolution favoring H. R. 2181, to in-
crease salaries of United States judges,
by, A2349.
CALIFORNIA STATE COMPENSATION IN-
SURANCE FUND, relief (see bills H. R.
1844, 2105).
CALIFORNIA STATE FAIR EMPLOYMENT
PRACTICES ACT, letter by Mayor Lap-
ham of San Francisco, Calif., relative
.to, A3232.
CALIFORNIA STATE GUAYULE RUBBER
PROJECT COMMITTEE, correspond-
ence -relative to price of guayule be-
tween RFC and, A5780.
CALIFORNIA: UNITED NATIONS' DELE-
GATES AGREE IT IS'A GREAT STATE,
article by George Polk from Los An-
geles Daily News relative to, A3568.
CALIFORNIA WATER RESOURCES COUN-
CIL, address on development of Cen-
tral Valley project in Sacramento by
Harry M. Bashore before, A5399.
"CALIFORNIA'S APPROACH TO IMPROVE-
MENT OF ADMINISTRATIVE PROCE-
DURE," article from California Law
Review, entitled, A1153.
CALIFORNIA'S NATURAL RESOURCES, res-
olution by San Francisco Labor Coun-
cil and San Francisco Building and
Construction Trades Council urging
adoption of program of Bureau of
Reclamation for development of.
A2710.
CALIFORNIA'S RECONVERSION PROBLEM,
remarks in House relative to, A2962,
A4303.
CALIFORNIA'S THREE CHOICES IN RE-
CONVERSION, article from Los Ange-
les Daily News relative to, A4304.
CALK, JAMES H., relief (see bill H. R. 4713).
CALLAGHAN, W. M. (captain, U. S. Navy),
address at commissioning of U. S. S.
Missouri by, A1649.
CALLAHAN, THOMAS, JR., relief (see bill H.
R. 230).
CALLAND, R. S., statement as to approximate
cost of Central Valley project by, 11067.
CALLMANN, RUDOLF, letter. relative to the
capital gains tax written by, 10633.
CALLENDER, HAROLD, article -entitled
"Lend-Lease Pact Adopted by France"
by, A878.
CALSHIP NEWS, CHICAGO. ILL. (newspa-
per), editorial The Future of Inland
Waterways from, A5240.
INDEX
CALUMET RIVER, resolution by City Council
of Chicago requesting removal of haz-
ards from, A2142.
CALUMET (IND.) HOUSING SHORTAGE, re-
marks in House relative to, A5239.
"CALVARY," poem by Mitchell T. Ancker
dedicated to John W. Moore, entitled,
A1719.
CALVERT, A. P. (captain, U. S. Navy), speech
at celebration welcoming U. S. S. cruiser
Oakland by, A4679.
CALVERT DISTILLING CO., relief (see bill
H. R. 4208.
CALVERT, FREDERICK, relief of estate (see
bills S. 867*; H. R. 3029).
CALVERT, RUBY DORIS, letter from Secre-
tary of War transmitting draft of bill
for relief of, 3351.
CALVES, statistics relative to, 1205, 1206.
CAMBRIDGE (AID.) DEMOCRAT AND NEWS,
editorial entitled "The Road to Ruin"
from, A4143.
CAMDEN (N. J.) COURIER-POST, editorial
entitled "Congress Deserves a Raise-
But Wait Awhile, Boys!" from, A2718.
Editorial entitled "How To Lose Friends
and Not To Influence Friends" from,
A4263.
Editorial Elections: George E. String-
fellow Appeals for Majority Rule from,
A4148.
CAMERON, RUTH DUDLEY, relief (see bill
H. R. 3186).
CAMP, A. SIDNEY (a Representative from
Georgia) .
Appointed on committee, 15.
Article from New York Sun on exploits of
submarine Trutta, A4051.
Bills and joint resolutionsintroduced by
Butter: condemnation of certain (see H.
R. 3611), 6978.
Johnson, Evelyn: for relief (see bill H. R.
2642), 2310.
Shipp, John M.: for relief (see bill H. R.
4723), 10785.
Remarks by, on
Reciprocal trade agreements, 5072, 5073,
5074, 5075, 5076, 5132.
Reconversion, 7244.
Tax adjustment bill, 7044, 7328.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
CAMP, ELIZABETH A., relief (see bill H. R.
1146).
CAMPAIGN EXPENDITURES, remarks In
Senate relative to extension of time for
submission of report by the special
committee on (see S. Res. 88), 1543.
Resolution to print additional copies of
Senate Report No. 101 relating to (S.
Res. 107*).
CAMPBELL, ALEXANDER M., speech on
propaganda in wartime at Fort Wayne,
Ind., by, A14.
CAMPBELL, BAXTER, relief (see bill H. R.
1268).
CAMPBELL, BESSIE M., et al., relief (see bill
H. R. 2762*).
CAMPBELL, CHARLES J., relief (see bill H.
R. 2570).
CAMPBELL, EDWARD M., correspondence
relative to operation of bimetallism be-
tween Representative White and,
A4395.
CAMPBELL, EFFIE S., relief (see bill H. R.
1540*).
CAMPBELL, HERD S., article relative to post-
war employment, 6221.
CAMPBELL, HOWARD E. (a Representative
from Pennsylvania).
Address of Samuel K. Cunningham on
responsibility of bankers, A3189.
Appointed on committee, 492.
Letters relative to OPA. and boiler and
radiator industry, A3454, A3455.
101
CAMPBELL, HOWARD E.-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Real estate owned by the Government
as a housing project: to tax (see bill
H. R. 2435), 1706.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals 4085.
Remarks by, on
Mobilization of eivilian manpower, A388.
Postal employees: salary increase, 4627.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
CAMPBELL, RAYMOND C., relief (see bill
H. R. 3904").
CAMP BLANDING, FLA., remarks in House
relative to waste in construction of,
6684.
CAMP COOKE MILITARY RESERVATION,
CALIF., authorize Secretary of War to
sell and convey to Southern Pacific
Railroad Co., a right-of-way and ease-
ment across (see bill H. R. 3993).
CAMP ENDICOTT, DAVISVILLE, R. I., ad-
dress by Ben Moreell to graduating
class of Civil Engineer Corps officers
at, A545.
CAMP GORDON, GA., editorial from the
Ansgar Lutheran relative to universal
military training, 10788.
CAMPING EQUIPMENT, authorizinz Secre-
tary of War and Secretary of Navy to
make available to certain organiza-
tions- (see bill S. 1568).
CAMP LEE, VA., address by Representative
Price (Ill.) before Quartermaster Corps
Officers Candidate School at, A583.
CAMP McCOY, WIS., letter by Robert M.
Ring, Sr. relative to sale of surplus
military property at, A1717.
Letter by Morris T. Baker relative to effi-
ciency of, A5322.
Memorial of Legislature of Wisconsin to
make a permanent camp, 2798.
CAMP MEADE, remarks in House relative to
waste in construction of, 6685.
CAMP MOXIE, remarks in House relative to
assistance given Oklahoma town dur-
ing recent tornadoes by, A1845,
CAMP NEWSPAPER SERVICE, article con-
cerning award to the China Lantern in
1945 contest of, A3001.
CAMPOS, MRS. ANITA, excerpt from address
of Represetative Rogers (Mass.) rela-
tive to first nurse buried in Arlington
National Cemetery, A2547.
CANADA, article from Tulsa (Okla.) Trib-
une relative to plentiful supply of cig-
arettes and meat in A1174.
Bill, for purposes of Railroad Retire-
ment Act of 1937, to piovide for credit-
ing active service in armed forces of
Dominion of Canada as military serv-
ice (see bill H. R. 3026).
Injunction of secrecy removed in Senate
from extradition treaty with (Execu-
tive I), 10773.
Joint resolution granting permission to
Charles Rex Marchant, Lorne E. Sas-
seen, and Jack Veniss Bassett to accept
certain medals tendered them by
government of (see S. J. Res. 51).
Remarks in House relative to exchange
of student teachers with, A259.
Remarks in House relative to ratifica-
tion in 1910 of Boundary Waters
Treaty with, A1700.
Remarks in House relative to no food
shortage in, A2367.
Remarks in House relative to status on
Japanese war of, A2290.
Remarks in House relative to policy to
send members of the armed forces to
South Pacific, A1847.
Remarks in House relative to taxing of
bonds in, 7074.
Remarks in House relative to absence of
strikes in war production plants in,
A3111.
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CANADA-Continued.
Remarks in Senate relative to waste and
corruption in connection With Gov-
ernment contracts in, 6097, 6098, 6123.
Report on surplus-property disposal in
(pt. 4 of S. Rept. No. 199), 9159.
"CANADA CITES BRITISH AID," article from
New York Times entitled, A4703.
CANADA-DEVELOPMENTS WITH RESPECT
TO POSTWAR FULL EMPLOYMENT,
memorandum prepared by Department
of Commerce relative to, A2471
"CANADA: LAND OF PLENTY," article by the
Oracle from Holyoke (Mass.) Tran-
script-Telegram entitled, A391.
CANADA'S ATTITUDE ON JAPANESE WAR
CRITICIZED, editorial fr6m Toronto
Globe relative to, A2395.
CANADA'S DRAFT LAW TERMINATED, re-
marks in House relative to, 8655.
"CANADA'S FINANCIAL PLIGHT," article
from New York Times entitled, A5627.
CANADA'S FOOD PROBLEM, remarks in
House relative to efficient handling
of, A3391.
CANADA'S PLENTIFUL SUPPLY OF FOOD,
article by Bill Cunningham from Bos-
ton Herald relative to, A2816.
Editorial from Queen Anne's Record and
Observer of Centreville, Md., relative
to, A3111.
Editorial by Cedric Adams from Minne-
apolis (Minn.) Tribune relative to,
A2929.
Remarks in House relative to, 6551,
A3123.
CANADIAN-AMERICAN RELATIONS, re-
marks in House relative to the peace-
ful, A5367.
CANADIAN BONDS ENABLE TAX DODGE,
article by Edward Dodds from Detroit
Free Press relative to, A3157.
"CANADIAN GI BILL OF RIGHTS," article
by Richard Douglass from Yank en-
titled, A5719.
CANADIAN MEAT, editorial entitled "Two
Approaches" from Boston Traveler,
A1554.
CANADIAN MINING PROSPECTUSES, re-
marks in House relative to, 6655.
CANADIAN WAR CONTROLS, radio address
by Lothrop Stoddard relative to,
A1285.
CANAL DREDGING CO., relief (see bill S.
170; H. R. 1713*).
CANAL ZONE CODE. See also PANAMA
CANAL.
Bills to amend (See bills S. 95, 516, 1186,
1193; H. R. 362, 631, 632, 1288, 2125*,
3596, 4321).
CANAL ZONE RETIREMENT ACT, extend
certain benefits to certain employees
covered by Civil Service Retirement
Act of 1930 (see bills S. 94; H. R. 82,
2679).
CANCER, authorizing appropriation of $500,-
000,000 for research with respect to
cause and cure of poliomyelitis and
(see bill H. R. 3939).
Bill to authorize and request the Pres-
ident to undertake to mobilize world's
outstanding experts on (see bill H. R.
4502).
Letter by J. E. Bucheimer, of Baltimore
favoring H. R. 3939, to eradicate,
A4396.
Letter from a well-wisher favoring H.
R. 3939, to eradicate polio and, A4237.
Letter by Thursday Study Club of La
Crosse, Wis., favoring H. R. 3939, ap-
propriation for, A4313.
Poll by George Gallup from Washington
Post relative to, A1504.
Rer-arKc in House relative to control
of, 2887.
INDEX
CANCER-Continued.
Remarks in House relative to deaths
from, 4035.
Remarks in House relative to H. R. 3939,
appropriation for research* on, A4089,
A4267, A4396, A4497.
Remarks in House relative to research
and cure of, A5014.
CANCER AND INFANTILE PARALYSIS, ar-
ticle by Marquis Childs from Wash-
ington Post relative to scientists' co-
operation to find cause and cure of,
A4089.
CANCER AND POLIOMYELITIS, letters en-
dorsing H. R. 3939 to eradicate,
A4903.
CANARY, SPENCER, article relative to peace
by, A4985.
Editorial Preserve Act of Chapultepec
from Daily Sentinel Tribune, Bowling
Green, Ohio, by, A2476.
"CANDID EXPLANATION ADVISED ON
PARLEY," article by David Lawrence
from Washington Evening Star en-
titled, A679.
CANDY IMPORTS INCREASE, article from
New York Herald Tribune relative to,
A2667.
CANES FOR DISABLED VETERANS, remarks
in House relative to, 2413.
CANFIELD, GORDON (a Representative from
New Jersey),
Appointed on committee, 492.
Appointed on Board of Visitors to Coast
Guard Academy, 292.
Article from Marine News reciting
achievements of Joseph F. Kelly, A1360.
Comparison of merchant seaman pay
rates .with those in armed forces,
A5333.
Despatch by Associated Press quoting 13
governors recommending one food
agency, A3032.
Editorial from Paterson (N. J.) Morning
Call on food shortage, A1765.
Elected to Committee on Appropriations,
(see H. Res. 346), 8621.
Letter from Donald W. McKone, judge
advocate, Merchant Marine Veterans
Association of the United States, rela-
tive to rates of pay in the Merchant
Marine, A5333.
Letter from Paterson, N. J., constituents
regarding Army's furlough rotation
policy, A904.
Letter from Paterson (N. J.) service
center relative to veterans' housing
problem, 12291.
Letter from Rev. David Bogard regarding
war situation, A167.
Memorandum from William 0. McKin-
ley, American Legion, relAtive to hos-
pitalization for veterans of New Jer-
sey, A789.
"Passaic Warrior," a B-17 bomber, his-
tory of, A349.
Poem by late Sergeant Colin R. Wise of
Passaic, N. J., A14E9.
Report of Board of Visitors of Coast
Guard Academy, A2830.
Resignation from committee, 8621.
Resolution of development agencies of
Northeastern States, A2231.
Statement by Dr. Andrew F. McBride,
relative to philosophy of life, A109.
Statement by the Okonite Co., Passaic,
N. J., entitled "Defense Memorandum
No. 45," 202.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Cummings, Ruth Lois for relief (see bill
H. R. 3480). 6154.
United Seamen's Service, Inc. for relief
(see bill H. R. 1597), 327.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Societies and associations, 2702, 5924,
9873, 11280.
State legislatures, 1596.
CANFIELD, GORDON-Continued.
Remarks by, on
American Red Cross: activities abroad,
1399.
letter by Sergeant Franklyn B.
Roberts, 1400.
Armed forces: demobilization, 11192.
Botany Worsted Mills, Passaic, N. J.: ob-
servance of VE-day by employees,
A2325.
Capitol telephone operators, 294.
Census of agriculture, 875.
China: report of Mr. Mansfield, 283.
Deficiency appropriation bill, 11139,
11142.
Federal employees pay bill, 6008.
Flood-control projects, 11066.
Foodstuffs: shipment to Europe, 7888.
Keating, Maj. Gen. Frank A. 7336.
Lincoln Republican Club of Paterson,
N. J.: organization of, A3523.
McGuire, Maj. Thomas B.: newspaper
articles relative to death of, A333.
Meat shortage, 2557.
Meat situation in New Jersey: telegram
by V. S. Grassey, A1248.
Motor-vehicle use tax: repeal of, 7036.
National service bill, A1509.
Palestine resolution, 12391.
Powers, Representative D. Lane: tribute
to, A3521.
Price Control Act, 6608.
-- amendment, 6572.
-- extension, 6487, 6500.
Renegotiation Act, 6076, 6077.
Rich, Robert F., 1588.
Slavik, Michael (discharged soldier):
articles regarding, 323.
Stabilization Act of 1942: amendment,
6572.
Treaties: ratification, 2925.
United States Merchant Marine Academy,
8576, A4924.
Universal Military training, A2632.
-- letter by Gould Lincoln, A2633.
VE-day, A2325.
Vessels: sale of surplus, 9270.
Veterans: housing problems of, 12291.
- jobs for, 7253.
Visit of eight Congressmen to Germany,
A3306.
Wool textile industry: OPA regulations,
5526.
-letter from Botany Worsted Mills,
5526.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
CANFIELD, HARRY CLIFFORD (late a Rep-
resentative from Indiana).
Announcement of death, 1028.
CANN, WINSTON, relief (see bill H. R. 1154).
CANNARO, RALPH, relief (see bill H. R. 4305).
CANNON, CLARENCE (a Representative from
Missouri).
Address by Dr. Peter Marshall from
Readers' Digest entitled, "Lift Up Now
Thine Eyes," A233.
Address by W. L. Nelson before Democra-
tic Women's Club, Columbia, Mo.,
A4449.
Address on VE-day by William L. Nelson,
A2340.
Appointed Conferee, 3431, 3664, 7101,
10937, 11739.
Appointed on committee, 15.
Appointed on funeral committee, 3356.
Appointed to Board of Regents of Smith-
sonian Institution, 550.
Appointment on Board of Visitors of
United States Military Academy, 100.
Article by Eric Lewis Kohler from Ac-
counting Review entitled "Expenditure
Controls in the Government," A1336.
Article by Glenn Neville from New York
Daily Mirror paying tribute to late
President. Roosevelt, A1850.
Article from Printer's Ink on services of,
A5168.
Ceremonies at launching of aircraft car-
rier Oriskany, at Erocklyn Navy Yard,
A4445.

CANNON, CLARENCE-Continued. ..
Editorial from Labor (publication) rela-
tive to streamlining Congress, A1678.
Letter by Chester Bowles explaining OPA
cost-absorption -policy, A5221.
Letter by J. W. Burch relative to increas-
ing meat supply, A2427.
Letter by Secretary of State regarding
appropriations for UNRRA, 11513.
Letter from a soldier relative to changing
game laws, A3331.
Letter from Chairman Krug, of WPB,
relative to repeal of daylight saving,
A295.
Letter from J. C. Capt, Director of the
Bureau of the Census, relative to mar-
riage data, A5648.
Letter from Secretary of the Navy rela-
tive to Naval Establishment appropri-
ations, 6860.
Letter from serviceman on Okinawa cap-
tioned "West side of hell," A4513.
Letter from St. Louis Chamber of Com-
merce relative to location of head-
quarters of United Nations at Weldon
Springs, Mo., A5444.
Letter from St. Louis Chamber of Com-
merce relative to United Nations head-
quarters, A4765.
Letter to -Senator McKellar regarding
bill (H. R. 2374)-deficiency appropri-
ations, 2759.
Radio broadcast by American Federation
of. Farm Bureau on subject, America
United, A2805.
Remarks by Mr. Htbert relative to, 11928.
Remarks in House paying tribute to,
9827.
Report by Bureau of the Budget on cen-
tralization and coordination of Fed-
eral statistics, A5419.
Statement by F. V. Heinkel relative to
the fight against farmer cooperatives,
A1677.
Statement by Missouri Farmers Associa-
tion favoring proposed Missouri Valley
Authority, A472.
Statement on Weldon Springs, Mo., area
as site for United Nations, A5550.
Tables: agricultural production, 1909 to
1944, 2558.
- appropriations, 7520.
Amendments offered by, to
Appropriations: reduction of certain (H.
R. 4407) : to amend, 9865, 9868.
Deficiency appropriation bill (H. R.
2374) : to amend, 1634, 1635.
War agencies appropriation bill (H. R.
3368): to amend, 5831.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Appropriations: to reduce certain (see
billsH. R. 4103, 4407), 8724, 9757.
-- to reduce in certain cases (see H.
J. Res. 202), 4918.
- supplemental appropriations in
lieu of certain appropriations con-
tained in H. R. 2374 (see H. J. Res.
141), 2743.
Casardi, Virginia Harris: for relief (see
bill H. R. 4372), 9642.
Census of Agriculture: making appro-
priation for (see H. J. Res. 85), 512.
Children's Bureau, Department of Labor:
supplemental appropriation for (see
H. J. Res. 212), 5592.
Deficiency appropriations: providing for
(see H. J. Res. 174), 3938.
-- second supplemental bill (H. R.
3146, Rept. 530), 4339.
Emergency flood-control work: to pro-
vide (see bill H. R. 3140), 4302.
Floods: appropriation for emergency
flood-control works (see H. J. Res. 190,
207, 208), 4498, 5302, 5382.
to provide emergency flood-con-
trol works (see bill H. R. 3194), 4498.
Hesselmeyer, Roy: for relief (see bill H.
R. 4090), 8659.
Maritime Commission: repealing portion
of appropriation and contract author-
ization available to (iee H. J. Res.
177), 4174.
INDEX
CANNON, CLARENCE-Continued.
Bills-and joint resolutions introauced by
National Mississippi River Parkway: to
authorize (see bill H. R. 170), 21.
Public Health Service: making addi-
tional appropriation for (see H. J. Res.
100), 1043.
Public Roads: to amend act to aid States
in construction of rural post roads
(see bill H. R. 169), 21.
Standard time: to restore (see bills H. R.
3, 3679), 18, 7267.
Veterans: to restore benefits to (see bill
H. R. 168), 21.
Motions and resolutionsoffered by
Committee on. Accounts: to conduct
study of executive agencies (see H.
Res. 50), 59.
Committee on Appropriations: authority
to sit during sessions (see H. Res. 6),
15.
to provide expenses for investiga-
tions by (see H. Res. 70), 148.
President: notification of election of
Speaker and Clerk of the House (see
H. Reb. 4), 10.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 5593, 9822,
12101.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill, 2558.
-conference report, 3796.
- -points of order, 2671.
Appropriation bills: legislative items In,
2355, 2356, 4677-4679.
Appropriation rescission bill: agree to
conference, 11739.
-conference report, 11915-11821.
Appropriations: comparisons of 1933 and
1945, 11041, 11042.
-data on Seventy-ninth Congress,
first session, 7520.
-letters from Under Secretary of
the Navy, and Under Secretary of War,
6151, 6152.
rreduction of certain, 9824, 9825,
9826, 9829, 9844, 9845, 9850, 9861, 9863,
9864, 9865, 9868, 9870, 10937, 11323.
repeal of certain, 6142, 6151, 6152.
Appropriations in postwar period, 8332-
8334.
Appropriations, war and nonwar, with
tables (79th Cong. 1st sess.), A3559-
A3564.
Armed forces:" demobilization, 9828.
-communications, 9828.
Army arsenals, 9844.
Bender, George H., 11818.
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Com-
merce, 11192.
Census of agriculture, 848, 849, 862, 872,
873, 874, 876.
-letters by Secretary of Agriculture
and others, 850-855.
Child-care centers, 9828.
Children's Bureau: appropriation, 5630.
Committee on Appropriation: investiga-
tions by, 139, 140, 141.
' report of research staff, December
31, 1944, 140.
- statement on December 21, 1943,
regarding investigation procedure, 141.
Congress: assistants from General Ac-
counting Office, 951, 952.
-- war record of, 9826.
Congressional Record: general leave to
extend remarks, 1594, 1635, 1689, 4683,
5751, 7236, 7491, 7534, 9871, 10306,
11147, 11228, 12364.
-revision of remarks, 11817.
Cost-plus-a-fixed-fee contracts, 1572,
1573, 1588, 1589.
Daylight-saving time: termination, 8390,
8391, 8543, 8544.
- correspondence, 8391-8408.
Deficiency appropriation bill (first), 1571,
1572, 1573, 1574, 1584, 1588, 1589, 1623,
1625, 1633, 1634, 1635, 1672, 1674, 1675,
1679, 1680, 1683, 1685, 1687, 1689, 2773,
2774, 2775; 2795, 3952, 4008; 11041-11047,
11124, 11125, 11126, 11127, 11129, 11 140,
11146, 11181, 11188, 11189, 11192, 11193,
11204, 11255, 11265,'11266, 12482, 12488.
103
CANNON, CLARENCE-Continued.
Remarks by, on
-Deficiency appropriation bill:
-agree to conference, 12201.
-- conference report, 3431, 3498, 3499,
3500, 3501, 3503, 3504, 3505, 3506, 12356-
12359, 12364, 12452, 12453.
-court criers, 11125, 11126.
(second supplemental), 4315.
Departments of State, Justice, and Com-
merce appropriation bill, 2355, 2356,
2359.
District of'Columbia: parkt.ng facilities,
11189, 11816, 11818.
Economy bloc in Congress, 9824.
Fair Employment Practice Committee,
7474, 7476, 7493, 7494, 7521,'7522.
Farm prices and industrial wages: com-
parison, 1919 and 1945, 2558, 2559.
Federal Aid Airport Act, 9708, 9750.
Federal Budget: necessity of balancing,
11046.
Federal Communications Commission,
11127.
Federal grants to municipalities, 12357.
Federal Works Agency: deficiency ap-
propriation, 1574, 1633, 1634, 1674, 1675.
Flood-control . appropriation (emer-
gency), 5522, 5523.
Food: effect of dumping after war, 2559,
2560.
Food production: data, 2558.
Forestry research, 3796.
Garrison Dam, 12488.
General Accounting Office: auditing ex-
penses, 3504.
- employment of auditors, 1672,
1673, 1674, 1675. "
letter by Comptroller General,
1673.
Government expenditures: fixed charges,
11042-11045.
H~bert, F. Edward: reply to statement by,
11816.
House of Representatives: parliamentary
procedure, 1687.
Housing for defense workers, 1634.
Independent offices appropriation bill,
951, 952.
Lend-lease: reduction of funds, 9850.
Lozier, Ralph F.: tribute, 5254.
Manufacturing census, 4661-4667.
- letters by President Roosevelt,
President Truman, and Fred M, Vinson,
4663, 4664.
- list of industrial concerns favor-
ing, 4665.
Maritime Commission: reducing appro-
priation, 4177, 4178, 4182.
Military Establishment appropriation
bill, 6681.
Motor Vehicle Parking Agency, 11188.
National debt, 8333, 11182.
- effect of reducing taxes, 10178.
National debt and the war, 1574, 1575.
National Housing Agency: letter from
Budget Bureau, 3505.
Navy: postwar composition, 10146.
New York City: hospital facilities, 1032,
1047.
Nurses training program, 9828.
Office of Economic Stabilization, 5817.
Office of Inter-American Affairs, 5820.
Office of Price Administration: appropri-
ation, 3498-3501.
Order of business, 3322, 1093-.
Panama Canal: construction annuity
fund, 4008.
Postwar policy, 8332.
Public Works Administration: appropri-
ation, 3503.
Pugh, John. 9826.
Reconversion: planning for, 4661-4667.
-- _editorial from Washington Post,
4665.
Revenue Act: conference repolt, 10178,
10183.
Scanlon, James F.: tribute, A5440.
Second deficiency appropriation bill,
4661-4667, 4678, 4679, 4681, 6660, 6766,
6767, 6768, 6769, 6771, 6772, 6773, 6828,
6829, 6848, 6850, 6851, 6854, 6855, 6859,
6860, 6861, 6862, 6930, 7101, 7102, 7103.
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CANNON, CLARENCE-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Sheild, Marcellus C.: tribute by promi-
nent men to, A3066.
St. Elizabeths Hospital: appropriation,"
4008.
Subsidies, 3500.
Surplus war property: disposition of,
8333.
Taber, John: altercation with, 5294.
United Nations Relief: appropriation,
10218, 10219, 10220, 10221, 10222, 10277,
10281, 10303, 10305, 11739, 11819, 12319.
- editorial on free-press amend-
ment, 10277.
- letter by Secretary of State, 10222.
- letter by William GREEN, 10222.
United Nations War Crimes Commission,
1574, 1575.
Veterans: hospitals, 11146, 11182.
--- settlement on farm lands, 8788.
War: efficiency in conduct of, 1572, 1573.
War agencies appropriation bill, 5450,
5732, 5733-5736, 5751, 5799, 5817, 5818,
5819, 5820, 5826, 5830, 5831, 5832, 7101,
7226, 7228, 7236, 7474, 7520-7528.
Fair Employment Practice Com-
mittee, 5733, 5734, 5735, 5736.
-- Office of War Information, 5826.
War Relocation Authority, 1683, 5830,
9864.
War with Japan: prospect of termina-
tion, 6143.
Warren, Lindsay: statement on war con-
tracts, 1572.
Weekly newspapers, 10371.
Woodrum, Clifton A.: statement, 12194.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Appropriations:
Appropriations: reduction of certain
(H. R. 4103, 4407, H. J. Res. 202; Repts.
612, 960, 1125), 5121, 8799, 9757.
Census of agriculture (H. J. Res. 85, Rept.
52), 768.
Children's Bureau (H. J. Res. 212, Rept.
692), 5690.
Committee on Fair Employment Prac-
tice (H. J. Res. 219, Rept. 786), 6700.
Deficiencies (H. J. Res. 141, Rept. 284),
2795.
Deficiency appropriations (H. R. 3579,
4805, H. J. Res. 174; Repts. 481, 785,
1288), 4006, 6700, 11006.
First deficiency appropriation bill (H. R.
2374, Rept. 221), 1501, 1540.
Flood control (emergency) (H. J. Res.
203, Rept. 652), 5463.
Maritime Commission (H. J. Res. 177,
Rept. 515), 4216.
Public Health Service: additional appro-
priation (H. J. Res. 100, Rept. 103),
1043.
Second supplemental deficiency bill
(H. R. 3146, Rept. 530), 4315, 4339.
United Nations Relief and Rehabilita-
tion Administration (H. J. Res. 266,
Rept. 1166), 10211.
War agencies appropriation bill (H. R.
3368, Repts. 653, 880), 5450, 5463, 7189,
7214, 7404, 7419.
Committee of conference:
Appropriations: reduction of certain
(H. R. 4407), 11321.
Deficiency appropriation bill (H. R. 2374,
4805, Rept. 429), 3439, 3466, 12448.
UNRRA appropriations (H. J. Res. 266),
11778.
War agencies appropriation bill (H. R.
3368), 7519.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
CANNON, MRS. CLARENCE, address by Rear
Admiral Daubin introducing sponsor
at launching of U. S. S. Oriskany,
A4446.
CANNON, PAT (a Representative from
Florida).
Appointed on committee, 274.
Resolution by Harvey W. Seeds Post,
American Legion, Miami, Fla., relative
to treatment of veterans In mental
hospitals, A4379.
INDEX
CANNON, PAT-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Bryant, Mrs. Lessie L., and Alexander,
Miss Jimmie: for relief (see bill H. R.
2242), 1207.
Building used by the United States: to
provide fair and just compensation
(see bill H. R. 3416), 5754.
Civil Air Patrol Medal: to issue award
of (see bill H. R. 659), 29.
Clara Barton Day: to designate (see bill
H. J. Res. 200), 4685.
Constitution of the United States: to
amend relative to making of treaties
(see H. J. Res. 26), 30.
Everglades, Fla.: to survey channel and
harbor (see bill H. R. 660), 29. -
Florida Centennial and Pan-American
Exposition: provide for participation of
United States (see H. J. Res. 27), 30.
Hotels and apartment buildings used by
the Government: to provide fair and
just compensation (see bill H. R. 2982),
3699.
Intracoastal waterway, Florida: to im-
ptove (see bill H. R. 9), 18.
Miami to Jacksonville, Fla.: to adjudicate
claims resulting from construction of
(see bill H. R. 371), 24.
Juvenile delinquency: to reduce (see bills
H. R. 366, 1965), 24, 768.
Miami Harbor, Fla.: for improvement
(see bill H. R. 661), 29.
Old-age assistance: to provide every
adult citizen with equal basic Federal
insurance (see bill H. R. 2229), 1207.
Pan American center, Miami, Fla.: to
establish (see bill H. R. 370), 24.
Popwell, Edith: for relief (see bill H. R.
1642), 363.
Posthumous awards: to provide dupli-
cate (see bill H. R. 368), 24.
Railroad Retirement Act: to increase an-
nuities under (see bill H. R. 369), 24.
Saunders Wholesale, Inc.: for relief (see
bill H. R. 3984), 8466.
Smith, William Tolar: for relief (see bill
H. R. 1631).
Social Security Act: to amend relative to
totally disabled persons (see bill H. R.
662), 29.
Social-security taxes: relating to cases of
persons employed by two or more em-
ployers (see bill H. R. 367), 24.
Soldo, Michael: for relief (see bill H. R.
846), 60.
Stewart, Charles W.: for relief of estate
(see bill H. R. 3968), 8418.
Sykes, Mrs. Luther S.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 845), 60.
Veterans: to include time spent in voca-
tional rehabilitation in calculating
civil service retirement benefits (see
bill H. R. 1893), 671.
-to provide vocational rehabilita-
tion and -assistance (see bill H. R.
372), 24.
-relating to treatment for mental
or nervous disorders (see bill H. R.
3200), 4574.
Walter, Ahto, Lucy,' and Teddy: for re-
lief (see bill H. R. 3967), 8418.
Remarks by, on
India: immigration quota, 9530.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
CANNON, RICHARD F. (corporal, U. S.
Army), remarks in House relative to
part in atomic bombing of Nagasaki
by, A4042.
CANOL PROJECT, article relative to auction
of, A2068 .
Remarks in House relative to waste on,
6684.
Remarks in House relative to proposed
abandonment by War Department of,
A1202.
Remarks in House relative to cost of,
A1202.
Remarks in Senate relative to, 2169.
CANTALUPO, ALBERT, relief (see bill H. R.
1089').
CANTON (N. Y.) CONFERENCE, resolutions
favoring completion of St. Lawrence
seaway by, A5179.
CANTON, OHIO, authorizing Secretary of
Navy to grant a strip of land for high-
way purposes only, to (see bills S. 213;
H. R. 619*).
Remarks in House relative to petitions on
meat shortage by citizens of, A3019.
Remarks in House relative to meat short-
age in, A2441.
CANTON INSANE ASYLUM, LINCOLN
COUNTY, S. DAK., providing for con-
veyance to South Dakota of (see bill
S. 1247).
"CAN WE RATIONALIZE EGG PRICES?" ar-
ticle by Leavitt C. Parsons from North-
eastern Poultryman entitled, A3308.
CAPACITY OF THE GOVERNMENT TO
MEET ITS OBLIGATIONS, remarks in
Senate concerning, 10084.
CAPE AND VINEYARD ELECTRIC CO., re-
lief (see bill H. R. 2249*).
CAPE CHARLES CITY, VA., print review of
reports on harbors of (see H. Res. 29),
1255.
CAPEHART, HOMER E. (a Senator from In-
diana).
Address by J. Frank Lindsey at Indiana
University on the life of Ernie Pyle,
A4377.
Appointed on committee, 169, 170, 12230.
Appointed on Special Committee To
Study and Survey Problems of Small
Business Enterprises, 12230.
Article by Bill Bailey on OPA controls
and radio-manufacturing industry,
A4423.
Article by Ernest Lindley in Washington
Post entitled "Japanese Surrender,"
A3445.
Article by George E. Sokolsky in New
York Sun on failure of foreign policy
in Europe and Asia, A4375.
Article by Mark Sullivan from Washing-
ton Post entitled "Grant's Ultimatum,"
A3448.
Article by Stanley Washburn in New
York Times relative to Japanese sur-
render terms, A3482.
Article by Wilbur J. Brons in Chicago
Journal of Commerce on socialization
of industry in England, A4380.
Article from Fort Wayne (Ind.) News-
Sentinel entitled "Commendable Ac-
tion," A1811.
Article from Washington Post entitled
"Mr. Grew on Peace," A3450.
Credentials, 3.
Editorial entitled "Put Your Cows To-
gether, Boys," A1694.
Editorial entitled "When Do We Get
Enough 'Government'?" A1695.
Editorial from Life magazine entitled
"Japan-An Opportunity for States-
manship," A3442.
Excused from Committee on Post Offices
and Post Roads, 12231.
Leave of absence, 6432.
Letter by John W. Anderson to General
MacArthur in Purple Heart (publica-
tion), A3486.
Letter by Second Lt..Hugh A. McNeill, Jr.,
regarding high-school diplomas for
veterans, A4378.
Letter from John W. Anderson relative
to practices of OPA, A3095.
Remarks in Senate relative to findings of
committee investigating election of,
2242.
Resolution by Edward C. Call Post, No.
285, American Legion, Department of
Indiana, relative to retirement of serv-
icemen after 25 years' service, 3537.
Resolution by Indiana Democratic State
Committee relative to, 912.
Resolution of Patent Law Association
relating to return of examining corps
of Paterit Office to Washington, 11607.

CAPEHART,HOMER E.--Continued.
Resolutions of Indiana Department of
the American Legion, 10069.
on back-to-
Statement by Merritt Fields
work propaganda and editorial com-
ment by Mark Gray, A4383.
Sworn in, 3.
Amendments offered by, to
Civil Service Retirement Act (H. R.
2948): to amend, 10072.
National Service Act (H. R. 1752): to
amend, 1543, 1658, 1666.
Bills and joint resolutionsintroduced by
Coinage mint: to establish additional
(see bill S. 1651), 11285.
Defense needs: to investigate (see S. J.
Res. 127), 12233.
Equal rights for men and women: to
amend Constitution relative to (see
S. J. Res. 61), 4100.
Patents: to extend unexpired patents for
periods equal to length of time such
patents shall have. been in force dur-
ing the war (see billS. 840), 3144.
Pulaski Memorial Day: to, observe (see
S. J. Res. 22),517.
Pyle, 'Ernie: to award Special Medal of
Honor (see S. J. Res. 72), 5313.
- posthumous award of Congres-
sional Medal of Honor (see S. J. Res.
59), 3615.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Office of Price Administration: to inves-
tigate (see S. Res. 153), 7291.
Remarks by, on
Armed forces: discharge of fathers,,12500.
12515, 12516.
7570.
Bretton Woods Agreements,
Defense needs: investigation, 12233,
12234.
Federal employees' pay bill, 11622.
Food and Agriculture Organization of
United Nations, 7854.
Full Employment Act of 1945, 9116, 9117.
Great Britain: loan to, 11611.
Hoover, Herbert: suggested as a delegate
to San Francisco Conference, 3539.
Japan: dictated peace terms, 7690.
-article from Washington Times-
Herald, 7690.
joint action by United Nations in
war against, 3944.
- surrender ultimatum, 8089.
-terms of surrender, 7437, 7438.
Land-grant railroad rates, 9313, 9315,
9316, 9317.
Laski, Harold J.: speech at New York
City, 11611.
-articles, 11611.
Leave of absence, 10072.
Manufacturing business: hazards, 6248.
MeKellar, Kenneth, 7515.
National Service Act, 1547, 1548, 1658,
1659, 1660, 1661, 1662, 1665, 1666.
Nurses for the armed forces, 3266.
-letter by men nurses, St. Peters-
burg, Fla., 3266.
Office of Price Administration: price-
fixing policies, 8810, 8811.
- article from Farmers' Guide, 8811.
- letters from manufacturers, 8812-
8815.
- proposed investigation, 7291, 7295.
- telegram from Noblitt-Sparks,
Inc., 8811.
Office of War Information, 6441,
Pyie, Ernie: death of, 3468.
Railroads: contribution to war effort,
9780.
- reorganizations, 7792, 7793.
-statement, 9760.
Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act, 6248.
Revenue Act of 1945, 9991, 9992, 9993,
9994, 9995, 9996, 9997.
Selective Service Act: extension, 3712.
Stettinius, Edward R., Jr.: confirmation,
12439.
Surplus war material: disposal of, 3846,
3847, 3848, 3850, 3851.
-letter by Guy M. Gillette, 3846.
-text of Surplus Property Act, 3848.
Tax-adjustment bill,7792.",
INDEX
CAPEHART, HOMER E.-Contlnued.
Remarks by, on
Tobacco: marketing agreement, 7355.
Van Nuys, Frederick: tribute to, 6643.
Williams,' Aubrey, 2620.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
CAPE HATTERAS NATIONAL SEASHORE
RECREATIONAL AREA, N. C., amend
act of August 17, 1937, relating to
establishment of (see bill H. R. 3028*).
CAPE MAY, N. J., adjudicate. claim of (sse
bill H. R. 2143).
CAPELLO, ANTONINO, relief (see bill H. R.
824).
"CAPITAL CASUALTIES," article by Jack H.
Pollack from This Month entitled,
A3271.
CAPITAL GAINS TAX, letters from Rudolf
Callmann and Paul Tillich relative to,
10633.
CAPITAL AND LABOR, treatise by unknown
author on, A61.
"CAPITAL AND LABOR MUST RECONCILE
THEIR DIFFERENCES," remarks in
House entitled, 9910.
"CAPITAL SEES RISE IN PERIL OF INFLA-
TION," article by Richard L. Strout
entitled, 2052.
CAPITAL TRANSIT CO., comments on the
strike of, 10407.
Letter transmitting annual report of,
640, 772.
Remarks in House praising wartime rec-
ord of, A3430.
"CAPITAL OF THE WORLD," editorial from
Larchmont (N. Y.) Times entitled,
A5662.
CAPITALISM, statement entitled "Let's Try
Capitalism" by Edward J. Meeman
from Memphis Press-Scimitar, A1661.
CAPITAL'S ROLE IN NATIONAL ECONOMY,
statement by Gustav Cassel on sub-
ject, A2069.
CAPITALISTIC SYSTEM, editorial from Bis-
marck (N. Dak.) relative to views of
Kenneth W. Simons on, A725.
CAPITOL BUILDING, relating to appropria-
tion for the roofs and skylights over
the Senate and House wings of (see
S. J. Res. 31")..
Remarks in House relative to appropria-
tions for repair of roofs and skylights
of, 7392, 7434.
CAPITOL EMPLOYEES, providing additional
compensation for certain messengers
In the office of Doorkeeper .(see H.
Res. 297).
CAPITOL HILL'S SUCCESSFUL RED CROSS
DRIVE, remarks in House and letter by
Charles B. Henderson relative to,
A2584.
Report of Antoinette Hart relative to,
A2584.
CAPITOL PAGES, provide-for acquisition and
maintenance of a home for (see bill
H. R. 46).
CAPITOL POLICE FORCE, remarks in House
relative to great tffrn-over during 1944
in, 4458.
Remarks in House favoring Increased
pay for, 4458.
"CAPITOL'S POPULAR ELEVATOR MAN,"
poem by Horace C. Carlisle entitled,
A5369.
CAPITOL ROTUNDA, providing for portrayal
of story of aviation by utilization of a
part of unfinished portion of historical
frieze of (see H. J. Res. 10).
CAPITOL TELEPHONE EXCHANGE, relating
to compensation of telephone opera-
tors on (see bill H. R. 1427*).
Remarks in Senate on Senate Resolution
17 relative to coinpensation of opera-
tors at, 791.
105
CAPITOL OF THE UNITED STATES, remarks
in House relative to turning on the
lights on, 4008.
CAPODANNO, MARY, relief (see bill H. R.
2101).
CAPODANNO, VINCENT, relief of legal
guardian of (see bill H. R. 2101).
CAPODILUPE, PIETRO ROCCO, relief (see
bill H. R. 223).
CAPPER, ARTHUR (a Senator from Kansas).
Address before International Reform
Federation January 19, 1945, A1074.
Address by Alf Landon before Kiwanis
Club, Lawrence, Kans., on subject
"International Situation," A4512.
Address by Alf M. Landon before Man-
hattan (Kans.) Rotary Club on sub-
ject United States as a Mediator for
Peace, A2824.
Address by All M. Landon relative to
San Francisco Conference, A1853.
Address by Edward M. Scheiberling, Ar-
lington National Cemetery, on Armi-
stice Day, .A4855.
Address by former Governor Landon en-
titled "Time To Take Stock," A220.
Address by William E. Hastle on subject
Negro and Postwar Military Policy,
A2848.
Address of C. C. Cogswell, master of
Kansas State Grange on taxation, A137.
Address of Eric A. Johnston before Writ-
ers' War Board relative to Intolerance,
A568.
Appointed conferee, 3555, 4588, 7434,
11789, 11871.
Appointed on committee, 169.
Article by Agnes E. Meyer in Washing-
ton Post on postwar challenge to daily
press, A2278.
Article by A. Q. Miller in Belleville
(Kans.) Telescope entitled "Another
Race in Armaments," A4887.
Article by Clinton N. Howard on Jeru-
salem for the Jews, A4466.
Article by Gov. Ellis Arnall, of Georgia,
entitled "Revolution Down South,"
A3710.
Article by Jesse.C. Suter in Washington
Star on national representation for
District of Columbia, A4892.
Article by Merio J. Pusey from Washing-
ton Post concerning housing situation
in Washington, D. C., A1630.
Article by Paul I. Wellman from Kansas
City "(Mo.) Times on the one-hun-
dredth anniversary of the John C. Fre-
mont expedition, A1693.
Article by Roscoe S. Conkling entitled
"The Case Against Peacetime Military
Training," A2036.
Article by Senator La Follette In Pro-
gressive magazine entitled "Tragedy-
America,"
and a Challenge-Face
A1911.
Article entitled "New Strength for Amer-
ican Legion," 7434.
Article from Rusk (Tex.) Cherokeean
praising Senator Connally entitled "A
Friend to Man," A3068.
Article in San Antonio (Tex.) Evening
News concerning family-sized farms,
A454.
Correspondence with Office of Price Ad-
ministration relative to retention of
price controls, 10631.
Discussion by Carleton Simon on post-
war crime problems and their control,
2077.
Editorial entitled "Air Transport Battle
Looming," A3712.
Editorial from Christian Evangelist rela-
tive to ban on traveling, 5306.
Editorial from Daily Drovers Telegram
relative to ceiling price on hogs and
cattle, 995.
Editorial from Kansas City Star on nat-
ural resources of Missouri River Basin,
A4525.

CAPPER, ARTHUR-Continued.
Editorial from Washington Post com-
mending appointment of General
Bradley, A3473.
Editorial from Washington Post on re-
sponsibility of Congress to the city of
Washington, A2642.
Editorial from Washington (D. C.) Post
on salaries of school teachers, 4105.
Editorial from Washington Post relative
to Senator Vandenberg's appeal for
United Nations Charter, A3232.
Editorial from Washington (D. C.) Star
paying tribute to Hatton W. Sumners,
9005.
Editorial from Zions Herald favoring uni-
form marriage and divorce laws, 5 93.
Editorial in Kansas City Star entitled
"Brazen Political Pay-Off," A312.
Editorials from Washington Star rela-
tive to government of the District of
Columbia, A1342.
Joint letter by representatives of three
national farm organizations opposing
confirmation of Aubrey Williams, 2160.
Legislative farm prcgram adopted by
Kansas Farm Bureau, 4E2.
Letter and resolutions adopted at meet-
ing in Madison Square Garden regard-
ing fascism in Spain, 775.
Letter and resolution by Child Welfare
League of America, New York, N. Y.,
re-creation of Federal Department of
Welfare, 12147.
Letter and resolutions from Chamber of
Commerce, Newton, Kans., relative to
changes In Price Control Act, 5841.
Letter and statement from Federal Coun-
cil of the Churches of Christ in Amer-
ica relative to United Nations Charter,
7149
Letter by Betty Stephens and 50 other
c'tizens of Topeka, Kans., opposing
compulsory military conscription, 1831.
Letter by Cautious A. Choate, Central
Conference of Methodist
Kansas
Church, Wichita, Kans., opposing com-
pulsory military training, 10827.
Letter by Edward A. O'Neal relative to
financial control of Government cor-
porations. 7269.
Letter by Ethel R. Copenhaver, Meade,
Hans., relative to manpower shortage
and beer and liquor' traffic, 367.
Letter by Foster J. Pratt, of American
Federation of Labor relative to Gov-
ernment Employees' Council, 7106. •
Letter by Henry W. Theissen regarding
compulsory military training, 10405.
Letter by J. C. Mohler, secretary, Kansas
State Board of Agriculture regarding
food and feed situation in Kansas,
3181.
Letter by John Ihlder relative to suffrage
for residents of the District of Co-
lumbia, 9644.
Letter by John P. Gaty of Beech Aircraft
Co., paying tribute to John W. Snyder,
Federal Loan Administrator, 3601.
Letter by John Warren Day, Topeka,
Kans., opposing peacetime military
conscription, 1831.
Letter by Ken Randolph, manager of
KDON radio station at Monterey,
Calif., opposing liquor advertising on
the radio, 3942.
Letter by Omer J. McCormick urging re-
duction in Government spending, 9112.
Letter by Ortal L. Miller opposing com-
pulsory military training, 10787.
Letter by Peter Bergson relative to recog-
nition of Palestine by United Nations,
A3485.
Letter by Rev. Peter W. Goering, Linn,
Kans., relative to suspension of alco-
holic liquor traffic, 1756.
Letter by Richard P. White, American
Association of Nurserymen, 4379.
Letter by R. M. McDill, Hastings College,
Nebr., regarding Federal finances, 8726.
Letter by S. Ben Finley, Luray, Kans.,
opposing peacetime conscription, 8726.
INDEX
CAPPER, ARTHUR-Continued.
Letter by Trans-Missouri-Kansas Ship-
pars Board opposing Missouri Valley
Authority and governmental jurisdic-
tion over Interstate Commerce Com-
mission, 3362.
Letter by W. D. Jochems reporting on
National War Fund campaign in Kan-
sas, 3363.
Letter by Williard L. Kauth, Boys' Ath-
letic League, relative to uniform mar-
riage and divorce legislation, 2999.
Letter by V. L. Ragland protesting
against drafting 18-year-old boys, 9112.
Letter from baking companies of Kansas
City and Hutchinson, Kans., favoring
administrator to control supply and
distribution of food, 4690.
Letter from Brotherhood of Railroad
Trainmen, State of Kansas, opposing
Federal Industrial Relations Act, 8356.
Letter from Charles G. Bolte, chairman,
American Veterans Committee, urging
prompt ratification of United Nations
charter received by, 7041.
Letter from commander of American Le-
gion urging support of San Francisco
agreement and reply thereto, 7271.
Letter from Dr. Nelson P. Horn, presi-
dent, Baker University, opposing com-
pulsory military training received by,
6409.
Letter from E. A. Detrick containing
questions about governmental activi-
ties, 6792.
Letter from District of Columbia high
schools proposing holding 1948 Olym-
pic games in Washington, 10566.
Letter from First United Brethren
Church relative to holiday for manu-
facture of intoxicating liquors, 8135.
Letter from Kansas Council of Church-
Related Colleges, Lindsborg, Kans., op-
posing compulsory military training,
11282.•
Letter from Kansas-Missouri Ministerial
Association of Evangelical Convent
Mission Church opposing peacetime
conscription, 10753.
Letter from Lee Ralph Phipps, pastor,
Methodist Church, Townville, Pa., fa-
voring prohibition of liquor advertise-
ments over the radio, 3537.
Letter from Mosley Mack Motor Co., To-
peka, Kans., relative to OPA, 10631.
Letter from National Cooperative Milk
Producers Federation relative to in-
duction of farm workers into armed
forces, 192.
Letter from president of Chamber of
Commerce of the United States regard-
ing international postwar problems,
7343.
Letter from students at Wichita (Kans.)
High School East, opposing compul-
sory military training, 11704.
Letter from United Mine Workers of
America, Hutchinson, Kans., opposing
reduction of tariff rates on salt, 5596.
Letter from Washington (D. C.) Council
of Church Women favoring United Na-
tions Charter and Bretton Woods
agreements, 7937.
Letters by Mrs. Ed O'Connor and Mrs.
Veda S. Gibson approving. Bretton
Woods agreements, 4379.
Letters from churches in Kansas favor-
ing United Nations Charter, 8135.
Memorial from Lawrence Paper Co., pro-
testing seizure by Government of prop-
erty of oil companies, 9561.
Memorial signed by 175 citizens of Win-
field, Kans., opposing peacetime mili-
tary conscription, 11524.
Petition by Citizens' Joint Committee
on National Representation for Dis-
trict of Columbia, 4932.
Petition by citizens of Topeka, Kans.,
opposing use of corn in manufacture of
whisky, 9561.
CAPPER, ARTHUR-Continued.
Petition by members of Fairview Chris-
tian Church, Wichita, Kans., favoring
adoption of United Nations Charter,
80Z3.
Petition by students of Kansas State
College relative to peacetime military
conscription, 4781.
Petition from J. Richard Williams and
others, Edna, Kans., relative to post-
war compulsory military training, 516.
Petitions from citizens of Kansas favor-
ing bill (S. 619) for continuation of
Government-sponsored farm repair
shcps, 4781.
Platform adopted by National Grange at
Kansas City, Mo., 11707.
Program of objectives published by
Greater Cleveland Council, Smaller
-Business of America, Inc., 9876.
Radio address March 25, 1945, entitled
"Where Is the Money Coming From?"
A1518.
Radio address on subject of universal
military training, A-518.
Report by Secretary of Agriculture on
Quebec Conference of Unitea Nations
Food and Agricultural Organization,
A5556.
Report to Congress by Chester Bowles on
meat distribution and meat black
market, 5473.
Resolution by American Federation of
Labor, Pittsburg, Hans., relative to
food for defense workers, 8209.
Resolution by American Legion of
District of Columbia relative to juve-
nile delinquency, 10322.
Resolutiofi of beet sugar refinery em-
ployees relative to tariff on Cuban
sugar, 5306.
Rezolution by Casper J. Middlekauf
Post, No. 173, American Legion, Hays,
Kans., opposing naturalization of
Harry Bridges, 7508.
Resolution by Charles Walters Post, No.
8, American Legion, Fredonia, Kans.,
relative to universal military training,
4585.
Resolution by Citizens' Regional Plan-
ning Council relative to flood-control
projects in Kansas and Missouri, 9043.
Resolution by Cmanche Post, American
Legion, Coldwater, Kans., favoring
continuance of conscription to police
conquered countries, 8662.
Resolution by Fifth District of Kansas
Federation of Women's Clubs, Wichita,
Kans., opposing use of grains and sugar
in manufacture of liquor, 10891.
Resolution by Kansas Annual Confer-
ence, Salina, Kans., favoring limit on
alcoholic content in beverages, 8951.
Resolution by Kansas Association of In-
surance Agents, Pittsburg, Kans., 7105.
Resolution by Kansas Department of
the American Legion opposing natural-
ization of Harry Bridges, 8420.
Resolution by Kansas Federation cf
Rural Cooperatives relative to making
Rural Electrification Administration
an independent agency, 4378.
Resolution by Kansas Legislature rela-
tive to Missouri Valley Authority, 3180.
Resolution by Kansas State Reclamation
Association, -at Phillipsburg, Kans.,
opposing Missouri Valley Authority,
5177.
Resolution by Mid-City Citizens Associa-
tion, Washington, D. C., relative to na-
tional representation, 2384.
Resolution by North Central Association
of State Commissioners, Directors,
and Secretaries of Agriculture, 8094.
Resolution by Town Hall. Committee of
Wichita, Kans., opposing concentration
of power in Federal Government, 366.
Resolution by United Fresh. Fruit and
Vegetable Association to include po-
tatoes in list of basic agricultural
products,. 3181.

CAPPER, ARTHUR-Continued.
CAPPER, ARTHUR-Continued.
Resolution by United Retail, Wholesale,
and Department Store Employees of
America, CIO, Kansas City, Kans., rel-
ative to authority for War Labor Board
to adjust wages, 8420.
Resolution by Wichita (Kans.) Bar As-
sociation urging appointment of Orie
L. Phillips to Supreme Court, 8209.
Resolution by Wichita Chamber of Com-
merce relative to national debt, 10753.
Resolution of American Veterinary Med-
ical Association regarding dangers of
foot and mouth disease, 10892.
Resolution of American War Dads, New-
ton, Kans., relative to veterans' hos-
pitals, 12492. - Telegram from Hill City (Kans.) Cham-
Resolution of Fifth District of Kansas
Federation of Women's Clubs, 10485.
Resolution of Fourth District Kansas
Federation of Women's clubs urging
uniform marriage and divorce laws,
10248.
Resolution of Kansas Farmers Union rel-
ative to development of Missouri Val-
ley, 8662.
Resolution of Kansas-Missouri Council
for a permanent fair employment
practice committee, 9875.
Resolution of Kansas Savings and Loan
League relative to national housing
policy, 11370.
Resolution of Kansas State Chamber of
Commerce, Topeka, Kans.; opposing
Missouri Valley Authority, 5176.
Resolution of Leavenworth, Kans.,
Chamber of Commerce opposing Mis-
souri Valley Authority bill, 5472.
Resolutions adopted by American
National Livestock Association, 1406.
Resolutions by American Legion Auxili-
ary, Department of Kansas, favoring
universal military training, 6259.
Resolutions by American Legion Post,
\
Kansas City, Kans., protesting com-
missioning of Communists in arnied
forces, 2801.
Resolutions by city commissioners of
Topeka, Kans., opposing Missouri Val-
ley Authority, 4378.
Resolutions by convention of American
Legion of Second Congressional Dis-
trict, Iola, Kans., 3942.
Resolutions by Charles Earnest Scott
Post, American Legion, Dodge City,
Kans., regarding Harry Bridges, 8468.
Resolutions by Department of the Dis-
trict of Columbia, American Legion,
relative to medical center and veter-
ans' hospital for District of Columbia,
8467.
Resolutions by General Federation of
Women's Clubs, Washington, D. C.,
12404.
Resolutions by Missouri River States
Committee, at Omaha, Nebr., concern-
ing Missouri Valley Authority, 3622.
Resolutions by Washington (D. C.) Fed-
eration of Churches favoring extension
of Emergency Price Control Act, 5841.
Resolutions of Kansas Conference Wes-
leyan Methodist Church in opposition
to liquor traffic, 192.
Resolutions of Kansas State Board of
Agriculture, 673.
Statement by A. S. Goss of National
Grange relative to International In-
stitute of Agriculture, A3069.
Statement by A. S. Goss on the proposed
charter for the Food and Agriculture
Organization, 6633.
Statement by Benjamin E. Neal on obli-
gation of a home-front soldier, A2106.
Statement by Clinton N. Howard on sub-
ject of Compulsory peacetime military
training, A3620.
Statement by Deane W. Malott, Uni-
versity of Kansas, on ufliversal fnili-
tary training, A4996.
Statement by Mrs. D. Leigh'Colvin, pres-
ident, W. C. T. U., relative to ban on
manufacture of liquor and beer, 2893.
INDEX
Statement by National Temperance and
Prohibition Council, 1350.
Statement by officers of National Federa-
tion of Federal Employees relative to
pay bill, 1473.
Statenient by West Central Industrial
Council relative to inland plants to
aid national defense, 11010.
Statement of George D. Thompson re-
lating to strikes, 9766.
Statement of Lewis G. Hines, AFL, rela-
tive to compulsory military training,
10485.
Telegram from Governor of Kansas con-
cerning shortage of doctors, 8663.
ber of Commerce relative to boxcar
shortage, 6322.
Telegram from H. J. Yount, Kansas City,
Kans., relative to Missouri Valley Au-
thority, 4221..
Telegram from Kansas District Woman's
Missionary Society favoring permanent
fair-employment practice legislation,
11370.
Telegram from Laundry Workers Joint
Board of Greater New York relative to
Fair Employment Practice Committee,
5756.
Telegram from Walter White relative to
Fair Employment Practice Committee,
7344.
Telegram relative to income deductions
for drilling and investment cost for
oil and gas wells from Gerald Gordon,
6633.
Telegram signed by 30 organizations rela-
tive to funds for the FEPC received by,
7040.
Telegrams from labor unions of Kansas
opposing. Austin amendment to man-
power bill, 1755.
Text of Supreme Court decision in case
Williams-Hendrix v. North Carolina
involving validity of Nevada divorce
law, 5180.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Agricultural workers: to clarify law re-
lating to utilization of (see S. J. Res.
19), 370.
Alcoholic beverages: to prohibit trans-
portation in interstate commerce of
advertisements of (see bill S. 599),
1349.
Arkansas River: authorizing compact for
division of waters of (see bill S. 187).
158.
Army: to restore to active duty certain
retired officers (see bill S. 333), 330.
Bible reading: to designate period for
(see S. J. Res. 15), 330.
Brodbeck, Mrs. Eugene: for relief (see
bill S. 1555), 10406.
Bryant, Ida M.: for relief (see bill .
1184), 6635.
Butter and eggs: to regulate transactions
on commodity exchanges (see bill S.
162A), 11009.
Clem, A. L.: for relief (see bill S. 1184),
6635.
Constitution of the United States: to
amend relative to terms of office of the
President (see bill S. J. Res. 10), 162.
to amend to exclude aliens in ap-
portionment of Representatives (see
S. J. Res. 85), 7746.
District of Columbia: to acquire prop-
erty known as Temple Heights (see bill
S. 332; S. J. Res. 35, 50), 330, 1212, 2894.
- to abolish slum areas (see bill S.
1426), 8882.
-to amend Constitution to grant
suffrage to (see S. J.Res. 9), 162.
- to provide for acquisition of cer-
tain property by Children's Museum
of Washington, Inc., (see bill S. 99),
78. . Remarks by, on
-to regulate election of delegates
to national political conventions (see
bill S..242), 192.
107
CAPPER, ARTHUR-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introauced by
District of Columbia: relating to guard-
ianship of incompetent veterans (see
bill S. 1388),8585. .
. for replanning of blighted areas
(see bills S. 98, 610), 78, 1349.
Employees of the United States: to pay
accumulated or accrued annual leave
to certain employees dying after Sep-
tember 18, 1939 (see bill S. 641), 1473.
Equal rights for men and women: to
amend Constitution relative to (see
S. J. Res. 61), 4100.
Fair employment practices: to provide
(see bill S. 101), 80.
Flint, Lottie: to pension (see bill S. 350),
369.
Good-Neighbor Day: to proclaim (see S.
J.Res. 41), .1543.
Government Printing Office: to. amend
act to-regulate rates of pay for em-
ployees of (see bill S. 828), 3110.
Hammond, Helen M.: to pension (see bill
S. 734), 2167.
Hartman, Cynthia: to pension (see bill
S. 1409). 8727.
Hooper, Charles R.: for relief (see bills
S. 189, 1480), 158, 9644.
Hostutler, Charles G.: to pension (see
bill S. 306), 232.
India: to naturalize under a quota cer-
tain natives of (see bill S. 505), 916.
International health organization: for-
mation of (see S. J. Res 89), 8210.
Kiskadden. William W.: exchange cer-
tain lands with (see bill S. 100), 78.
Mails: to provide for use of words "Ob-
serve Sunday" in cancellation of (see
S. J. Res. 46), 1998.
Marriage and divorce laws: to amend
Constitution to provide uniform (see
S. J. Res. 47), 2077.
to provide uniform regulation of
(see bill S. 726), 2077.'
Minor children: making it unlawful for
any person to change his residence to
avoid payment of any judgment for
support of minor children (see bill
S. 453), 778.
National Council of Negro Veterans: to
incorporate. (see bill S. 305), 232;
National Library of Motion Pictures: to
establish (S. 1216), 7041.
Newlon, Tins: to increase pension bill
(see billS. 441), 674.
O'Brien, Sarah A.: to increase pension
bill(see bill S. 597), 1348.
Ferkins. Anna: to increase pension bill
• (see bill S. 307), 232.
Purdum, Ellen: to increase pension bill
(see bill S. 598), 1348.
Spanish-American War veterans: to in-
crease rate of pensions of widows of
(see bill S. 442), 674.
Taxation: to direct payments of high-
way-use taxes in operation of any sys-
tem of commercial transportation tak-
en over by Federal Government (see
bill S. 992), 4504.
Thomas, John F.: for relief (see bill S.
308), 232.
Veterans' Regulations: to amend (see
bill S. 1276), 7589.
War with Spain: to grant pensions to
veterans of (see bill S. 1673), 11706.
West, James Edward: to present a gold
medal to (see S. J. Res. 36), 1212:
Motions and resolutions offered by
Christian education: expansion of system
(see S. Res. 86), 1412.,
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 328, 1640, 2634,
2746, 2801, 3056, 3230, 4502, 5306, 5471,
6.704, 7343, 7552, 7664, 8047, 8356, 8583,
10069.
Societies and associations, 7745, 9938,
10891, 11158.
Alcoholic liquor traffic: suspension, 1755.
American Indian postage stamp, 12147.
-letter by Lawrence P. Swan, 12147.
108
CAPPER, ARTHUR-Continued.
Remarks by, on
American Legion: World War II mem-
bers, 7434.
Anthony, Susan B.: anniversary of birth,
1117.
-- articles and editorials, 1118.
Boxcar shortage, 3056, 3399, 6322.
-letter by Lawrence Norton, 3056.
-report of USDA War Board, 3399.
Boy Scout Week, 1119.
Cattle: effects of ceiling price on, 73.
- telegram by J. C. Mohler, 73.
--- telegram by Gov. Andrew F.
Schoeppel, 73.
Christian education: expansion of sys-
tem, 1412.
Compulsory military training, 516.
Davis, Elmer: statement paying tribute
to, 5182.
District of Columbia' hearings on suf-
frage bill, 8589.
-article by Don S. Warren, 8589.
-letter by Victor Szhormann, 85689.
-- national representation for, 4932,
A1342.
-proposed constitutional amend-
ment to provide suffrage for, 162.
- salaries of school teachers, 4105.
-slum clearance, 1350, 9771.
Farm machinery: shortage of, 6797.
Farm workers: drafting of, 328.
-correspondence, 328.
- induction into armed forces, 192.
-letter to General Hershey, 328.
Federal Government: concentration of
power in, 366.
FEPC: funds for, 7040.
Governmental activities, 6792.
Hall, Jack: star farmer of Kansas, 9765.
Hogs and cattle: ceiling prices, 995.
Kansas aircraft factories: record, 4509.
-- telegram from Lloyd A. Wilson,
4509.
Liquor advertisements: to prohibit In
interstate commerce, 1349.
Marriage and divorce laws: court opin-
ions, 5178, 5179.
-need of uniform, 2077.
Meat shortage: letter from Kansas Food
Dealers Association, 5306.
Military conscription in peacetime,
1831.
Missouri Valley Authority, 3180, 3621.
Oil drilling: income deductions, 6633.
Plate glass and zinc: tariff duties, 3705.
-letters by Verner R. Waters and
James L. Smith, 3705, 3706.
Price Control Act: extension, 5846.
Religious conventions: travel ban, 5306.
Roosevelt, Franklin D.: death of, 3469.
-- letter by Hebrew Committee of
National Liberation, 3469.
Smith, Ellison D.: tribute to, 6645.
United Nations Charter, 8086.
West, James Edward: tribute to, 1212.
World Sunday School Association, 1412.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Claims:
Cafferata, M. E., and John Granata (S.
144, Rept. 254), 4380.
Hooper, Charles R. (H. R. 249, S. 1480;
Repts. 93, 796), 2167, 10892.
Jandrey, Fred W. (H. R. 3417, Rept. 496),
7746.
Keegan, Mary Ellen, and others (H. R.
1668, Rept. 387), 6322.
Kelly, James A. (S. 328, Rept. 149),
2935.
King. Henry P. (H. R. 2332, Rept. 884),
12310.
Lawrence Motor Co., Inc. (S. 288, Rept.
61), 1348.
Loacker, Anne (H. R. 1396, Rept. 165),
3109.
Marquis, J. Clyde (H. R. 2172, Rept. 651),
9759.
Miller, Aloysious G. (H. R. 1913, Rept.
539), 8084.
INDEX
CAPPER, ARTHUR-Continued.
Reports made by, from
Spiker, Clarence J (H. R. 3417, Rept.
496), 7746.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
"CAPTAIN FROM THE BATTLESHIP," article
by William V. Cowan entitled, A3240.
CAQUIAS, DEMETRIO, ESTATE OF, relief
(see bill H. R. 1756").
CAR, ARTHUR, relief (see bill H. R. 1134).
CARBIDE & CARBON CHEMICAL CORP.,
letter relative to land acquired by,
.490.
CARBON BLACK, remarks in House relative
to production of, 1858.
"CARBON BLACK SHORTAGES PERIL
WHOLE WAR EFFORT," article from
Akron (Ohio) Beacon Journal cap-
tioned, A1062.
CARBONDALE (ILL.) FREE PRESS, editorial
on socialized medicine from, A2506.
CARBONE, SALVATORE, relief (see bills
S. 1638; H. R. 4586).
Letter from Attorney General transmit-
ting draft of bill for relief of, 11279.
CARBONEL, WILLIAM LEON DE, relating to
date of commissioning as lieutenant
(junior grade) in Naval Reserve of
(see bill H. R. 4863).
CARCICH, THEODORE, letters relative to
travel restrictions addressed to, A3337.
CARDEN, GEORGE A., provide fpr appeal to
Supreme Court from decision of Court
of Claims in a suit instituted by
Anderson T. Herd and (see bills S. 1242;
H. R. 1270").
Letter by Comptroller General relative
to claim of, A2855.
Remarks in House relative to private
claim of, A2855.
Remarks in House relative to bill (H. R.
1270) authorizing appeal to Supreme
Court by, A2372.
Resolution for a special order for bill
(H. R. 1270) to appeal to the Supreme
Court of the United States in a suit
instituted by (see H. Res. 248, H. Rept.
528), 4289.
CARDEN AND HERD v. UNITED STATES, ex-
tracts from opinion of Commissioner
of Court of Claims in case, A2372.
CARDWELL, ANN SU, article on Poles keep
fighting in face of disaster from Detroit
News by, A1434.
Article entitled "How Poland Rallied to
Fight Nazis Alone" from Detroit News
by. A1397.
Article entitled "Poland, 1922 to 1939: A
Nation Is Built Up" from Detroit News
by, A1346.
Remarks in House relative to knowledge
of eastern European affairs of, A1346.
Article entitled "Many Poles Vanish in
Soviet Fastnesses" from Detroit News
by, A1511.
Article entitled "Soviet Secret Police
Direct Lubin Group" from Detroit News
by, A1510.
Article entitled "Poles Vow Support of
Etiled Goverment" from Detroit News
by, A1519.
Article entitled "Only a Strong Poland
Can Realize Security" from Detroit
News by, A1442.
CAREY, ALVIN P. (staff sergeant, U. S. Army),
citation awarding posthumously Con-
gressional Medal of Honor to, A3224.
CAREY, JOHN K., relief (see bill H. R. 965).
CARGO CARRIERS TO TROOP SHIPS, re-
marks in House relative to converting,
A5317.
CARHART, ARTHUR HAWTHORNE, article
entitled "The Haul of the Wild" from
Nation's Business by, A1663.
CARIBBEAN AND BRITISH HONDURAS,
for acquisition of British islands In
(see H. J. Res. 233).
CARIBBEAN AND NORTH ATLANTIC OCEAN,
for acquisition of French islands in
(see H. J. Res. 234).
CARIBBEAN ISLANDS, requesting negotia-
tions be entered into for acquisition of
certain (see H. J. Res. 262).
CARLBLOM, OSCAR AND ANNA, relief (see
bill H. R. 3826).
CARLETON, L. J., article entitled "Surplus
Property Disposal Through the Whole-
saler" from Underwear and Hosiery
Review by, A573.
CARLISLE, HORACE C., poem written in
tribute to Edwin A. Halsey by, 548.
Poem entitled "Senator Francis Maloney"
by, A315.
Poem entitled "Representative O'Connor"
by, A178.
Poem entitled "The Wailing World's
Heart-Felt Goodbye" by, A1765.
Poem entitled "Senator Johnson, of Cali-
fronia" by, A3818.
Poem entitled "Capitol's Pcpular Eleva-
tor Man" by, A5369.
Poem to. James F. Scanlon by, A5366.
Poem entitled "The Snow" by, A5698.
Poem entitled "The Passing of Mrs.
Charles Evans Hughes" by, A5372.
CARLISLE, MILLARD, remarks in House rela-
tive to contribution to Red Cross drive
on Capitol Hill by, A2584.
.CARLSON, FRANK (a Representative from
Kansas).
Address at Contrallers Institute, New
York City, relative to taxes and em-
ployments, A5C3.
Appointed on committee, 88.
Article by Charles A. Moore from Bridge-
port (Conn.) Post recommending a
tariff based on living standards, A1672.
Article by Fred Brenckman entitled "We
Fought War To Save Free Enterprise,"
A2392.
Editorial from Washington Star entitled
"Night Visit to the Barn," A1C92.
Letter from an American soldier in Ger-
many relative to danger of centralized
government, A25 17.
Letter from constituent calling attention
to shortage of cotton goods, A212.
Letter relative to harvest furloughs from
Under Secretary of War Robert P. Pat-
terson, A2953.
Letters from constituents complaining of
Insufficient training being given young
soldiers, A1340.
Radio address on subject Unemployment
Compensation, A3742.
Resolution of Hays, Kans., American Le-
gion post opposing citizenship for Harry
Bridges, A3452.
Statement of policy and recommenda-
tions of Missouri River States Com-
mittee, A3830.
Tables: appropriations and unexpended
balances, 1938.
-imports and exports, 5053, 5054,
5955, 5056, 5057.
- obligations, expenditures, and
balances of Federal Government, 1928.
Telegram from Mayor Preisker of Ells-
worth, Kans., relative to meat shortage,
6593.
Amendments offered by, to
Federal Aid Airport Act (H. R. 3615) : to
amend, 9748.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Excess-profits tax refund bonds: to pro-
vide for maturity after war with Ger-
many (see bill H. R. 2855), 3228.
Federal Tax CommIssion: to establish
(see H. J. Res. 109), 1285.
Internal Revenue Code: to amend (see
bill H. R. 2796), 2E88.
-amend section .22 (b) (4) of (see
bill H. R. 2014), 870.

CARLSON; FRANK-Continued. • ,
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Jehlik, John: for relief (see bill H. R.
1785), 512.
Rothenberger, Glen, and wife: for relief
(see bill H. R. 3556), 6585.
Veterans: eligibility for adjusted com-
pensation to provisional, temporary,
and probationary officers (see bill H. R.
1161), 125.
-- .issue duplicate adjusted-service
certificate in certain cases (see bill
H. R. 1162), 125.
World War Adjusted Compensation Act:
to extend time for applying for benefits
under (see bill H. R. 1124), 98.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill, 2737.
Anderson, Clinton P., 5096.
Armed forces: demobilization, 10545.
- voluntary enlistment bill, 8710.
Boxcar shortage, A1780.
- editorial, A1780.
Committee on Military Affairs:. investi-
gation of war effort, 1461.
Debt limit: 'increase, 1937, 1939, 1940,
1944.
Farm lumber, 5253.
Federal Aid Airport Act, 9749.
Food production, A589.
- letter by Jess A. Connor, A589.
General Electric Co.: radio program spon-
sored by, 10007.
Government finances: undxpended bal-
ances, 1938.
Highway construction program, 9099.
Kansas: district judge, 9254.
Labor-management controversy, 9727.
Livestock price ceiling, A6.
Meat shortage, 6593.
Members of Congress: salary increase,
4433, 4444.
Miseouri Valley Authority: O'Mahoney-
Millikin amendments, A1567.
Murdock, Victor: eulogy, 7369.
National debt: reduction after the war,
1938.
National Service Act, 739.
Nurses' selective service bill, 1742.
- telegram from Kansas State
Nurses Association, 1742.
Occupation money, A4437.
- cultural program, -6.0.
statement by John W. Hanes in
New York Times, A4437.
O'Connor, James F.: eulbgy, 263.
Oil: tax on producers, 2879.
Oil industry: court decision relating to,
3047.
OPA regulations: opposition in Kansas,
6593.
Petroleum Subcommittee, 2504.
Physically handicapped, A4268.
Pick, Brig. Gen. Lewis A., 1061.'
Postwar refund of excess-profits tax, 3225.
Price Control Act: amendment, 6593,
6594, 6603.
Reciprocal trade agreement, 4881, 5052,
5096, 5134, 5154.
-statement by James M. Duffy, 5066.
- statement by Matthew Woll. 5058.
- statements by William Green,
5063, 5066.
Revenue bill of 1945, 9620, 9621, 9622,
9323.
Rivers and harbors bill, 1375.
Salina, Kans.: slaughterhouse capacity,
6593.
Stabilization Act of 1942: amendment,
6593, 6594, 6603.
Tax adjustment bill, 7307, 7309, 7334.
United States Employment Service, 9852,
9855.'
Work clothes, A242.
Votes o/. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
CARLSON, ISABEL, relief (see bill H. R.
854).
CARLTON, T. N.,-relief (see bill H.,H. 5073).
CARMAN, ALICE,
letter remonstrating
against sending .18-year-old boys into
combat ' without sufficient training,
3604.
INDEX
CARMAN, HARRY J.,report on service cen-
ters for veterans and war workers by,
A1596.
CARMICHAEL, EDWARD L. (colonel, U. S.
Army), article from Stars and Stripes
relative to shipment of horses from
Europe by, A4014.
CARMODY; JOHN M., resolution adopted by
the Minnkota Power Cooperative, Inc.,
Grand Forks, N. Dak., endorsing John
M. Carmody as Administrator of the
Rural Electrification Administration,
3706.
Excerpt from Who's Who in America
relative to, 2524.
CARNAHAN, A. S. J. (a Representative from
Missouri).
Appointed conferee, 7184.
Appointed on committee, 274, 275.
Article by Ernest Leiser in Stars and
Stripes relative to American tanks,
A1061.
Article in Tri-City (Mo.) Independent by
Negro pastor paying tribute to late
President Roosevelt, A1933.
Editorial by Charles L. Woods, Rolla, Mo.,
relative to Elliott Roosevelt, A4047.
Editorial from St. Louis Post-Dispatch
entitled "An Anti-MVA Slush Fund,"
A2420.
Editorial from St. Louis Post-Dispatch
entitled "General Bradley's Vital
Task," A5313.
Editorial from St. Louis Post-Dispatch
entitled "UNRRA: A Dduty and a
Bargain," A5072.
Editorial from St. Louis Post-Dispatch
entitled 'Wall Street or Main Street?"
A1279.
Editorial from St. Louis Star-Times en-
titled "Better Medical Care Is Inevi-
table," A5177.
Editorial in St. Louis Post-Dispatch rel-
ative to views of Henry-A. Wallace,
A350.
Letter from C. Monte Craft relative to
farm-labor situation, A275.
Letter from Corp. Rufus E. Webb rela-
tive to American tanks, A1061.
Letter from J. W. Burch relative to agri-
Letter from W. C. Samples telling of ex-
cellent treatment given his son at Vet-
erans' Administration hospital at Jef-
ferson Barracks, Mo., A1870.
Radio address on administration of vet-
erans' affairs, A2420.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Deweese, Neal, and others: for relief (see
bill H. R. 1879), 640.
Hicks, Don: for relief (see bill H. R.
3008), 3700.
Rural Electrification Administration: to
establish as an independent agency
(see bill H. R. 1505), 290.
Powell, George F.: for relief (see bill H. R.
3430), 5838.
Veterans' to amend act to safeguard es-
tates of (see bill H. R. 2695), 2517.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural Extension Service, 4563.
International cooperation for peace,
A395.
Price Control Act: amendment, 6603.
Stabilization Act of 1942: amendment,
6603.
Thought patterns and peace, 7399, 7400.
Treaty ratification: constitutional
amendment, 4072.
Truman, Harry S.: tribute to, A1746.
UNRRA: appropriations for, 10291,
11585.
- petition an d editorial, A4358.
-- plea for support, A4317.
Veterans' Administration: Department
of Medicine and Surgery, 11669.
Woodrum, Clifton A., 12199.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
CARNEY, EDITH M.; relief (see bill H. R.
1977).
109
CARNEY, WILLIAM D. (chief warrant offi-
cer), remarks in House relative to song
entitled "We, the Americas" composed
by, A15O0.
Remarks in House relative to musical
career and Army record of, A1500.
CAROLLO, SILVESTRO, relating to naturali-
zation of (see bill H. R. 2486).
CARPENTER, BEN H. (lieutenant, U. S.
Army), letter by Maj. Delbert M. Tan-
ner and article from Round-Up rela-
tive to presentation of Silver Star to,
A1316.
Letter on youths of 18: right to vote, to
his parents from, A1315.
CARREN, LILY L., relief (see bill H. R. 999*),
CARRIER TAXATION, report from the Chair-
man of the Board of Investigation and
Research relative to (H. Res. 165, H.
Rept. 451), 3907.
CARRIERS. See RAILROADS.
CARROLL COUNTY (ILL.) FARM BUREAU,
letter and resolution relative to dis-
•posal of surplus Government property
by, A3340.
CARROLL COUNTY INDEPENDENT, CEN-
TER OSSIPEE, N. H. (newspaper), edi-
torial on meat scarcity in Carroll
County (N. H.) as Government bans
Canadian imports from; A2786.
CARROLL, FRANCIS J. (Catholic priest),
sermon at centennial anniversary of
St. Bernard's parish, Fitchburg, Mass.,
by, A2917.
CARROLL, J. E., relief (see bill H. R. 2365).
CARROLL, JOHN, relief (see bill H. R. 1312).
CARROLL, MARK K. (Catholic priest) arti-
cle giving a brief history of Society of
St. Vincent De Paul by, A4222.
CARROLL, MARY E., pension (see bill H. R.
1798).
CARROLL, PATRICK E. (sergeant, U. S.
- Army), remarks in Senate relative to
military record and educational back-
ground of, A1593.
Valedictory address on veterans and at-
titude of the public at American Uni-
versity, Washington, by, A1593.
CARRUTHERS, JOHN F. B. (former chaplain,
U. S. Navy), letter on Japanese testi-
mony at Navy court martial from
Washington Times-Herald by, A5570.
"CARRY ON," poem by Mack P. McCabe en-
titled, A3528.
CARSON, JOHN, correspondence relative to
operation of cooperatives between Rep-
resentative Voorhis and, A2535, A2549.
CARTELS, See Axis NATIONS.
Articles by Howard W Ambruster from
Encylcopedia American relative to,
A1002, A1068, A1079.
Article entitled "United States Opposes
Private Cartels Clayton Explains to
Latins" by Herbert B. Elliston from
Washington Post, A1054.
Article entitled "The Treat of Cartels"
* by Thomas
L. Stokes, A266.
Bill to make illegal international cartel
practices impairing domestic industry
and foreign trade (see bill H. R. 2612).
Letter by the President to Secretary of
State relative to, A142.
Remarks in House relative to the exist-
ence of a gigantic oil cartel, A1009.
Remarks in House relative to control of
industrial diamonds by foreign, A339.
Remarks in House relative to antitrust
case filed by Department of Justice
against foreign industrial diamond
companies, A339.
Remarks in House relative to, 3324.
Remarks in House relative to, 7885.
Remarks in Senate relative to the so-
called problem, 4701.
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CARTELS-Continued.
Resolution to authorize Committee on
Interstate and Foreign Commerce to
investigate the effect on commerce
with foreign nations and among sev-
eral States of (see H. Res. 284).
Statement by the Attorney General con-
cerning, 4701.
CARTELS AND GERMANY'S WAR-MAKING
POWER, remarks in House relative to,
E826.
CARTEL SYSTEMS, remarks in House rela-
tive to outlawing of, 2351.
ECONOMIC PROG-
CARTELS THREATEN
rESS, address by J. Howard Pew in
New York before National Conference
of Business Paper Editors on subject,
A1427.
"CARTELS: WHAT SHALL WE DO ABOUT
THEM?" article by Milo Perkins en-
titled, A1047.
CARTER, ALBERT J., JR;, address by Repre-
sentative tane'at the dedication of a
square at Lawrence, Mass., in memory
of, A5034.
CARTER, C. P., letter by J. E. Evans-Jackson
paying tribute to Franklin Delano
Roosevelt addressed to, A2025.
CARTER, FRANK, relief (see bill H. R. 800).
CARTER, HENRY S., relief (see bill H. R.
1231).
CARTER, HUBERT M., relief of estate (see
H. Res. 464).
CARTER, JOHN, JR., DIANE, AND CHARLES,
poem entitled "When Will Daddy
Come Home?" written by, 8588.
CARTER, W. J. (rear admiral, U. S. Navy),
letter relative to disposal of Navy
leather flight jackets by, A5476.
CARVEY, GEORGE E., letter by Representa-
tive Woodruff relative to drafting of
farm labor addressed to, A832.
CARVILLE, E. P. (a Senator from Nevada).
Address at Mackinac Island on subject,
Conservation and Development of our
Natural Resources, A3825.
Appointed on committees, 8135.
Article from Chicago Herald American on
our national resources, by, A3826.
Article in Nevada State Journal on min-
eral production in Nevada, A4299.
Credentials, 8059.
Letters by W. C. Dunham relative to
mining activity in the West, A4300.
Sworn in, 8059.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Mining claims held by location: to
amend act to suspend annual assess-
ment work on (see bill S. 1483), 9644.
Revised Statutes: to amend section 2288
(see bill S. 1655), 11370.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Mining industry: investigation relative
to roemployment in (see S. Res. 171),
8362.
Remarks by, on
Mining claims, 12434.
Mining industry: protection and de-
velopment of, 11858.
Walker, Frank C.: confirmation, 12443.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Mines and Mining:
Mining claims: annual assessment work
(S. 1483, Rept. 754), 10828.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
CARY, W. E., relief (see bill H. R. 1858),
CASA DORINDA ESTATE, SANTA BARBARA
COUNTY, CALIF., to authorize the
Secretary of Navy to convey to Robert
Woods Bliss and Mildred B. Bliss the
(see bills S. 1117*; H. R. 3427).
CASA GRANDE VALLEY FARMS PROJECT,
ARIZ., to authorize Secretary of Agri- CASE, FRANCIS (a Representative from
culture to continue administration of
(see bill S. 443).
CASARDI, VITGINIA HARRIS, relief (see bill
H. R. 4372).
INDEX
CASCADE LOCKS AND HOOD RIVER, OREG.,
to provide for acquisition and toll-free
operation by the United States of in-
terstate bridges at (see bill H. R. 606).
CASE, CLIFFORD P. (a Representative from
New Jersey).
Appointed conferee, 7183.
Appointed on committee, 491.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Cox, Ruth: for relief (see bill H. R. 2427),
1639.
Edwards, Betty Ellen: for relief (see bill
H. R. 2001), 838.
Gall, John J.: for relief (see bill H. R.
2160), 1081.
Martin, Jr., Stewart, guardian of: for
relief (see bill H. R. 2003), 838.
Wyznski, Joseph: for relief (see bill H. R.
2002), 838.
Remarks by, on
Antipoll tax bill, 6000.
Antiracketeering Act, 11921.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Claims:
Akin, Joseph C. (S. 620, Rept. 861), 7267.
Allen, Leslie 0. (H. R. 2620, Rept. 1011),
8949.
.Beach Haven, Ocean County, N. J. (H. R.
1595, Rept. 640)., 5381.
Black, Boyd B. (H. R. 2006, Rept. 233),
1540.
Burnett, Ellen C. (H. R. 993, Rept. 277).
1885.
California (State) : relief (H. R. 1465,
Rept. 492), 4018.
Carren, Lily L. (H. R. 999, Rept. 734),
6084.
Comeaux, Mrs. Lionel, and others (H. R.
3224, Rept. 1101), 9812.
Deweese, 1'eal, and other- (H. R 1879,
Rept. 1248), 10825.
Effinger, hugo (H. R. 3496, Rept. 1104),
9512.
Gelb, Herman (H. R. 838, Rept, 475),
4006.-
Glen, Frank (H. R. 2641, Rept. 741), 6084.
Gregory, Hugh M. (H. R. 1617, Rept. 334),
22C28.
Illinico, Batista (H. R. 1678, Rept. 641),
5382.
Lewis, Mrs. Addle S. (H. R. 3135, Rept.
1055), 9372.
Marggraf, Mary G. (S. 93, Rept, 572),
4659.
Marine Corps air station, Cherry Point,
N. C. (S. 569, Rept. 458), 3938.
McCleary, Jay H. (H. R. 1978, Rept. 1056),
9372.
Montague, Mary Elizabeth (H. R. 3052,
Rept. 1258), 10826.
Moore, G. H. (H. R. 1015, Rept. 735),
6084.
Packard, Virginia (H. R. 215, Rept. 1241),
10825.
Park Ridge, N. J. (H. R. 1562, Rept. 476),
4006.
Pfannenstiehl, Adolph (H. R. 1953, Repts.
368, 783), 2701, 6630.
Quay, M. Elizabeth (H. R. 1320, Rept.
633), 5381.
Rodlun, Nita (S. 748, Rept. 801),,6784.
Smallwood, Pauline (H. R. 799, Rept.
767), 6408.
Strang, Jane (H. R. 2730, Rept. 540), 4339.
Therriault, William N. and Millient
(H. R. 3808, Rept. 1266), 10826.
Turpanjian, M. Martin (H. R. 3641, Rept.
1261), 10828.
Wadford, Sam (H. R. 1482, Rept. 410),
2966.
Waggoner, Beatrice Brown (H. R. 1007,
Rept. 635), 5381.
Walton, Sidney B. (H. R. 1069, Rept. 203),
1390.
Whittington, R. L., and wife (H. R. 1882,
Rept. 670), 5592.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
South Dakota).
Address by Maj. Gen. Curtis E. Lemay,
tenth anniversary of stratosphere flight
at Rapid City, S. Dak., A5068,
CASE, FRANCIS-Continued.
Appointed conferee, 2277, 2412, 6971, 7101,
7494.
Appointed on committee, 88.
Appointed on funeral committee, 267.
Article from New Yorker urging selec-
tion of Black Hills, S. Dak., as world
capital, A3203.
Article from Washington Evening Star
entitled "Alice in Blunderland," A715,,
Correspondence with Foreign Economic
Administration relative to stock piling
of strategic raw materials, A1758.
Editorial from Stars and Stripes entitled
"The Cry for Horses," 6763.
Invitation by Governors of South Dakota,
Nebraska, and Wyoming to United Na-
tions Organization, A5141.
Leave of absence, 3331.
Letter from Art Svendby relative to
OPA practices, 6843.
Letter from a- soldier relative to the ex-
change rate, 6764.
Letter from Frank T. Hines regarding
status of Indian soldiers, A3342.
Letter from Harry B. Mitchell, of Civil
Service Commission, enclosing report
on retirement funds, A1390.
Letter from National Sheep Growers' As-
sociation relative to price control,
A2775.
Letter from Secretary of Interior rela-
tive to claims of Sioux Indians known
as the "pony claims," A2049.
Letter from War Department relative to
high-point men in the Pacific and As-
iatic theaters written by Brig. Gen.
Miles Reber, A5044.
Letter relative to OPA policies, 6852.
Remarks in House relative to, 955, 956.
Resolution of Harold Mason Post, Amer-
ican Legion, relative to National Serv-
ice Life Insurance, A716.
Statement by Gen. Omar Bradley rela-
tive to pack trains, 6763.
Statement by General Patton relative to
pack mules and horses, 6763.
Statement by Lt. Gen. L. K. Truscott
relative to use of horses and mules in
Italy, 6763.
Statement by Mr. Cox relative to lend-
lease, 6843.
Statement by the President relative to
the meat shortage, 6577.
Statement relative to pay of Puerto
Ricans in the Army, 6757.
Amendments offered by, to
Deficiency appropriation bill (H. R.
2374): to amend, 1625, 1679, 1680.
Departments of State, Justice, and Com-
merce appropriation bill (H. R. 2603):
to amend, 2364.
Independent offices appropriation bill
(H. R. 1984): to amend, 940, 941, 953,
954.
Legislative appropriation bill (H. R.
3109): to amend, 4454.
Price Control Act: to amend, 6597.
Reciprocal trade agreements (H. R.
3240): to amend, 5151.
Stabilization Act of 1942: to amend,
6597.
Vessels (H. R. 3603): to amend relative
to sale of surplus, 9286.
War agencies appropriation bill (H. R.
3368) : to amend, 7488.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Air transportation: to provide for issu-
ance of temporary certificates for (see
bill H. R. 4284), 9461.
Alaska: to admit nonquota immigrants
of Finnish persons (see bill H. R. 2499),
1829.
Ash, Benjamin Cowden: to pension (see
bill H. R. 4918), 11605.
Congressional Medal of Sacrifice: to pro-
vide (see bill H. R. 374), 24.
Dams: to repair with Federal funds (see
bill H. R. 379), 24.
Government corporations: t9 provide
financial control of (see bill H. R.
2051), 908.

CASE, FRANCIS-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Indian lands: purchase of from Indians
over 60 years of age (see bill H. R.
.3680), 7267.
Indians: to emancipate (see bill H. R.
3710), 7342.
removal of property restrictions
on those in armed forces (see bill H. R.
3681), 7267.
Johnson, L. A.: for relief (see bill H. R.
3524), 6408.
La Creek National Wildlife Refuge: to
add certain lands to (see bill H. R.
2216), 1171.
Lanpher, James Thomas: to pension (see
bill H. R. 4861), 11233.
National Service Corps: to-establish (see
bill H. R. 377), 24.
Office of Price Administration: to donate
to local governments surplus office
equipment. of (see bill H. R. 4782),
10952.
Pensions: to increase (see bill H. R.
3205), 4574.
Renegotiation Act: to extend (see bill
H. R. 376), 24.
Retirement pay of military personnel:
exemption from income tax (see bill
H. R. 3563), 6630.
Sioux Indians: to pay certain sums to
(see bill H. R. 378), 24.
- relating to claims of (see H. J. Res.
179), 4302.
Social Security Act: to amend (see bill
H. R. 375), 24.
South Dakota: to accept site for a na-
tional cemetery to be designated as
Verendrye National Memorial Ceme-
tery (see bill H. R. 2738), 2632.
Surplus Property Act: to make more
effective veterans' preference under
(see billH. R. 5062), 12402.
Taxation: relating to payment of high-
way use tax by transportation systems
operated by the Government (see bill
H. R. 3203), 4574.
Veterans: compensation to certain (see
bill H. R. 5018), 12229.
-- to grant pensions to certain dis-
abled women veterans (see bill H. R.
5042), 12308.
Veterans' Administration: to exempt
from retailer's excise taxes articles sold
by domiciliary members of facilities of
(see bill H. R. 373), 24.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Pulp and paper industry: authorizing
investigation relating to aiding de-
velopment of (see H. Res. 163), 1748.
United Nations: relating to location of
seat of government in the United
States (see H. Con. Res. 75),.8337.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 2073, 2888, 2966,
3939, 10889, 12491.
Societies and associations, 2517.
State legislatures, 1829.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill, 2554.
- conference report, 3798.
Agricultural Extension Service, 4559.
Alcohol plants, 10005.
Appropriation bills: legislative items,
2358.
Appropriations: reduction of certain,
6144, 6145, 6152, 9838, 9851, 9857, 9858.
Appropriations Rescission Act, 11324,
11326.
Armed forces: accumulated leave, 10363.
demobilization, 10878.
- letter from War Department,
10363.
Army: enlistments during war period,
2420.
Army Air Corps: appropriatIon, 11324.
research and development, 11327.
Atomic bomb, 10197.
Black Hills: UNO headquarters, 12221.
Briggs, Lyman J.. service of, 11327.
INDEX-
CASE, FRANCIS-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Carden; George A. and Anderson T. Herd,
8987.
Census of Agriculture, 847, 873, 1327.
China: American Intervention in, 11062.
- United States policy in, 11693.
Committee on Appropriations: investiga-
tions by, 137.
Committee on Immigration and Naturali-
zation, 2364.
Committee on Un-American Activities,
12, 14.
Commodity Credit Corporation, 2066.
Cycle of civilization, 4267.
Deficiency appropriation bill, 1573, 1576,
1577, 1578,, 1625, 1679, 1680, 11061,
11062, 11127, 11128, 11140, 11184, 11185,
11190, 11213.
Department of Agriculture: food control,
6577.
Departments of State, Justice, and Com-
merce appropriation bill, 2353, 2358,
2363, 2364, 2365.
- conference report, 4480.
District of Columbia: appropriation bill,
5263.
-- boundary line between Virginia
and, 6660, 6663.
police and firemen pay bill, 6660.
Electric power: policy regarding trans-
mission lines, 3876.
Explosives: suggestion by General Wes-
son, 6315.
Fair Employment Practice Committee,
5810, 5811, 7487-7489.
Farm labor (veto of H. J. Res. 106),
4163.
Farm pro'ducts: investigate marketing,
etc., 1451.
Federal Aid Airport Act, 9708, 9715, 9736,
9737, 9740. 9750.
Federal Housing Agency: deficiency ap-
propriation, 1679, 1680.
Federal Works Agency, 1577, 1578.
Flood-control projects, 1074, 11213.
Foreign nolicy: note to Russia and Bri-
tain regarding Iran, 11061.
German concentration camps, 4170.
Gold mines: operation of, 5794.
Gold reserves: reduction, 5282, 5286, 5288,
5289.
Government agencies: discontinuance of
certain reports, 2422.
-reorganization,
9428.
-text of report on bill H. R. 2504,
2422.
Government corporations: auditing, 1192,
1193, 1194.
-- control of, 898.
--- text of proposed bill, 898.
Highway construction 'program, 9099.
House of Representatives: attendance of
Members, 2275. .
form of address of a Member, 1036.
Housing for veterans, 12298.
Hurley, Patrick J.: activities in China,
11062.
Independent offices appropriation bill,
879, 883, 886, 887, 891, 898, 931, 940,
941, 942, 943, 947, 950, 953, 954, 955,
963, 964, 965.
-- conference report, 3782.
--_Federal Trade Commission, 940.
public housing agencies, 953..
Indian affairs: administration of, 10374.
Indians: land problems of, A3345.
Insurance business: regulation, 979, 1089.
Interior Department appropriation bill,
3876, 3897, 3909, 3926, 6943, 6945, 6951,
6953, 6956.
- surveys for irrigation projects,
3909.
Jones, Jesse, 1185.
Labor-Federal Security appropriation bill,
4731, 7032, 7033.
Land-grant railroad rates: conference re-
port, 10138, 10139, 10141, 10142.
Larcency In interstate or foreign com-
merce, 10366.
CASE, FRANCIS-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Legislative appropriation bill, 4452, 4455,
4457.
Lending agencies of the Government,
1150, 1153, 1185, 1192, 1193.
- letter by Comptroller General,
1193.
Maritime
priation,Commission:
4181.
reducing appro-
Members of Congress: salary increase,
4455.
-Military Establishment appropriation
bill, 6684, 6751, 6752, 6757, 6760, 6763,
6764, 6765, 7029, 7030.
Milk subsidy, 2066.
Missouri River Basin: appropriations,
3926.
. importance of agricultural in-
terests in, 2554.
Motor transportation lines: strikes, 11277.
National Academy of Sciences: appro-
priations, 6315.
National Advisory Committee for Aero-
nautics: contribution of, 6315.
National Service Act, 645, 649, 654, 656,
744.
Navy: disposition of vessels and facilities,
5379.
postwar composition, 10197.
Nurses: drafting of, 1803, 1816, 1620, 1822,
1864.
O'Connor, James F.: eulogy, 264.
Office of Economic Stabilization, 5818.
Office of War Information, 5821, 5825,
5826, 7526, 7527.
Old-age assistance:, freeing clients for
nursing, 1625.
OPA: philosophy, 6592.
Order of business, 5687, 6152.
-- 1-minute speeches, 1326.
Panama Railroad Co.: rental of hotel,
1064, 1065.
-report of Comptroller General,
1064..
Peace aims, 272.
Peace organization, 1053.
Philippine Islands: rescue of American
prisoners of war, 744.
Pick, Brig. Gen. Lewis A. (builder of Ledo
Road), 1061, 1063.
--_ article from New York Times, 1063.
Postwar military and naval policy, 10197.
Powers, D. Lane: tribute to, 6691.
Presidential succession, 7014.
Price Control Act: amendment, 6577,1
6578, 6592, 6597.
Public roads: Investigation, 7191.
___ letter by Robert P. Patterson, 7191.
Reciprocal' trade agreements, 4876, 5151,
5152.
Renegotiation: savings of $5,800,000,000
in 2 years, A1678.
Renegotiation Act, 6134, 6135, 6136.
--
_ letter by Robert P. Patterson, 6134.
Roosevelt, Elliott: loan by John A. Hart-
ford, 6142.
Royal C. Johnson Memorial Veterans'
Hospital (H. R. 2860), 6293.
Scrugham, James G.: tribute to late Sen-
ator, 6700.
Second deficiency appropriation bill, 6772,
6775, 6776, 6777, 6842, 6843, 6844, 6850,
6852.
Selective Service Act: extension, 3906.
- vote on extension, 11574.
Sioux Indians, 4270.
- payment to, 4820.
Stabilization Act of 1942: amendment,
6577, 6578, 6592, 6597.
Subsidies: continuation of certain, 5230,
5243, 5244.
Surplus property: requisitioning of cer-
tain, 7202, 7203.
Taxation, 2555.
Tennessee Valley Authority: appropria-
tion, 953, 954, 955.
Travel ban: letter to director of War Mo-
bilization and Reconversion relation
to, 4437.
Treasury-Post Office appropriation bill,
1327.
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CASE, FRANCIS-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Treaties: ratification of, 4335, 4344,
A2185.
Truck carriers, 9909.
United Nations: world capital of, 10399.
United Nations Organization: headquar-
ters of, 11737, 11748, 12221.
United Nations Relief: appropriation,
10223, 10225, 10285, 10286, 10302, 10303,
11574.
Universal military training: President's
proposal, 10197.
Vessels: sale of surplus, 9285, 9286.
Veterans: hospitals, 11184, 11185.
Veterans' Administration: Department
of Medicine and Surgery, 11659, 11660.
-priority on materials, 5519.
Wallace, Henry A., 1185.
War agencies appropriation bill, 5810,
5811, 5818, 5821, 5829, 7235, 7526.
War Department: appropriations for (see
bill H. R. 4407), 9868.
War Department appropriation bill (civil
functions), 1056, 1062, 1064, 1074.
Water conservation projects, 3798.
Weekly newspapers, 10371.
Woodrum, Clifton A.: tribute to, 12195.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
"CASE AGAINST COMPULSORY PEACE-
TIME MILITARY TRAINING," article
by Roscoe S. Conkling entitled, A2036.
CASEIN, amendment in Senate relative to
the tariff on, 6260.
CASH INCOME OF VARIOUS PRODUCTS IN
WESTERN STATES, table showing,
6359.
CASKET INDUSTRY, letter by the Buckstaff
Co. of Oshkosh, Wis., relative to criti-
cal problems facing, A771.
Remarks in House relative to critical
situation facing, A771.
Remarks in House relative to restriction
of size of caskets, A771.
CASS COUNTY (WIS.) BAR ASSOCIATION,
resolution urging passage of H. R.
1203, relative to administration of Jus-
tice, by, A2393.
CASSADY, J. H. (rear admiral, U. S. Navy),
address at launching of U. S. S.
Oriskany by, A4446.
CASSADY, MARION 0., relief (see bill
S. 1038).
CASSEL, GUSTAV, statement on the role of
capital in national economy by, A2069.
CASSAPOLIS (MICH.) VIGILANT, editorial
on peacetime military training by Wil-
liam Berkey from, A2913.
CASTANO, JOSE DEL (Spanish consul gen-
eral to Manila), remarks in House rel-
ative to the proposed arrest and trial
for murder of, 1076.
"CASTING BREAD UPON THE WATERS?"
editorial by Maurice R. Franks from
Railroad Workers' Journal entitled,
A1732.
CASTLE, C. V., statement relative to drafting
of milkers by, A686.
CATALDO, SABINO, relief (see bill H. R.
3509).
CATALINA HIGHWAY, protect within the
Coronado National Forest, Ariz., scenic
values along and tributary to (see bills
S. 913; H. R. 3040).
CATALOGS, readjusting rates of postage on
(see bill H. R. 3238*).
Remarks in House relative to the bill
(H. R. 3238) readjusting postage rates
on, 6962.
CATHCART, CLAUD, relief (see bill H. R.
4634).
CATHCART, ROBERT, relief (see bill H. R.
4659).
CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION FOR INTERNA-
TIONAL PEACE, statement recently
issued by, 6091.
Press release recommending adopting of
United Nations Charter by, A3639.
INDEX
CATHOLIC BISHOPS OF AMERICA, text of
statement relative to peace by, A4944,
CATHOLIC CHANCERY OFFICE, INC., relief
(see bill S. 501*).
CATHOLIC CHARITY ORGANIZATION, re-
marks in House relative to Frederick
Ozanam's part in 1833 in, A4222.
CATHOLIC CHURCH, remarks in House rela-
tive to attacks by Russian press upon,
A2314.
Remarks in House relative to Louis F.
Budenz conversion by, A4301.
Resolution relative to peacetime military
training by Catholic bishops of United
States, A5122, A5147.
Sermon at centennial anniversary of St.
Bernard's parish, Fitchburg, Mass., by
Rev. Francis J. Carroll, A2917.
CATHOLIC HOUR, radio addresses paying
tribute to Franklin Delano Roosevelt
by John A. Ryan and Timothy J. Mul-
vey on program of, A1786.
CATHOLIC MISSIONS, remarks in House
relative to splendid work in Alaska of,
A152.
CATHOLIC MOTHERS AND DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA, resolution relative to United
Nations Charter by, A3670.
CATHOLIC ORGANIZATIONS, statement
relative to child labor and school at-
tendance by prominent members of,
A1381.
CATHOLIC QUARTERLY (publication),
article criticizing haters of Russia by
George H. Dunne from, A3489.
CATHOLIC REVIEW (publication), article
relative to observance of golden jubi-
lee of St. Elizabeth's Ch'urch of Balti-
more from, A4584.
CATHOLIC UNIVERSE BULLETIN, CLEVE-
LAND, OHIO, editorial entitled "Hu-
manity Waits While America Chooses"
from, A5180.
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY, address by Senator
Myers in Washington to graduating
class of, A2735.
Description of the Red Mass prepared by,
I A525.
Remarks in Senate relative to celebration
of the Red Mass at National Shrine of
the Immaculate Conception at, A525.
CATO, JOHN E., letter commending General
George S. Patton written by, 9499.
CATTLE, article entitled "Grangeville Farm-
er Lures Cattle to Feed on Salted
Weeds" from Lewiston (Idaho) Tri-
bune, A3622.
Correspondence between Representative
Chenoweth and Chester BoWles relative
to OPA order on slaughter quotas of,
A2736.
Letter by J. W. Burch relative to the
marketing of, A2427.
Remarks in House relative to price ceil-
ing by OPA on live, 24, A65, AE9.
Remarks in House relative to large num-
bsr of, A1862.
Remarks in House relative to production
of, 2572.
Remarks in House relative to large num-
ber in Southwest of, A2605.
Remarks in House relative to population
of, 5056.
Remarks in House relative to OPA order
quotas on,
establishing slaughter
A2736.
Remarks in House relative to complaints
against OPA by raisers of, 6549.
Remarks in House relative to surplus of,
A4078.
Remarks in Senate relative to ceiling
prices on, 995.
of American Veterinary
Resolution
Medical Association relative to the foot
and mouth disease of, 10892.
Statement by American National Live-
stock Association relative to cattle
population in Canada, Cuba, Mexico,
end South American countries, A2442.
CATTLE-Continued.
Statistics relative to, 1205, 1206.
Statistics relative to imports of, 6331.
Table: production by States, 1939-1944,
A3043.
CATTLE INDUSTRY, remarks in House rela-
tive to regulations of OPA and WFA on,
A1676.
Remarks in House relative to, 5099.
Remarks in House relative to importance
of, A2442.
CATTLE INDUSTRY EXPECTS FURTHER
TARIFF REDUCTION, statement by F.
E. Mollin relative to, A2636.
CATTLE QUOTA SLASH CLOSES LOCAL
PLANTS," article by Loren Williams
from Tulsa Daily World captioned,
A2604.
CATTLE SURPLUS, article by Ray Spriglb
relative to, 6344.
"CAUGHT WITH POINTS DOWN," poem en-
titled, A4762.
CAULEY, THOMAS C. (corporal, U. S. Army),
letter expressing his views on fur-
lcughs by, A2205.
CAVALIER, JOSEPH, adjudicate claim of
(see bill H. R. 3780).
CAVEN, ROBERT, relief (see bill H. R. 3284).
CAVERT, SAMUEL McCREA, address at com-
mencement exercises of Union College
by, A4216.
CAYLOR, ARTHUR, letter relative to the bat-
tle of San Francisco Bay written by,
5491.
CAYWOOD, R. B., statement relative to food
trade drive against inflation from
Journal of Commerce by, A309.
CEILING PRICES, relating to margin allowed
for processing agricultural commodi-
ties, including livestock, in connection
with fixing of (see bill H. R. 2066).
CELLER, EMANUEL (a Representative from
New York).
Address at banquet to Italian Ambassar
dor Alberto Tarchiani, at New York
City, A2651.
Address at dinner of Disabled American
Veterans in honor of Gen. Frank T.
Hines, A3113.
Address by Herbert C. Pell at Carnegie
Hall, New York City, on subject of war
criminals, A2022.
Address before international trade sec-
tion of New York Board of Trade on
subject Sterling Bloc Pool and For-
elgn Trade. A3763.
Address by H. Struve Hensel, Assistant
Secretary of the Navy, relative to sin-
gle department of defense, A3374.
Address by Thomas E. Lyons before an-
nual meeting of American Association
of Port Authorities, Chicago, Ill.,
A4305.
Address by Thomas E. Lyons, before
Lions Club, Quebec, Canada, on sub-
ject New York Foreign-Trade Zone,
A2360.
Address by Thomas E. Lyons on subject
Foreign-Trade Zones, A4860.
Address by William Phillips on American
relief for India, A2145.
Address in Congressional Record on the
air programs on subject Our Trade
Relations, A3834.
Appointed on committee, 275.
Article by A. H. Pekelis in New Republic
entitled "Group Sanctions Against
Racism," A4762.
Article by Carlisle Bargeron on sale of
liquor in Mississippi, A5106.
Article by George Dixon in Washington
Times-Herald relative to sugar used
in whisky distillation, A3028.
Article by Paul Gould from American
Hebrew entitled "Proud Mother,"
A3358.
Article by Thomas E. Lyons from Jour-
nal of International Economy relative
to New York trade zone results, A1758.

CELLER, EMANUEL-Continued.
Article by Walter Winchell praising
British women's efforts in the war,
A215.
Article entitled "Document Reveals
Dashnag Collaboration With Nazis,"
A4840.
Article from American Banker entitled
"What's Ahead for Banks in Their Re-
lations With Veterans?", A3210.
Article from Atlantic Monthly entitled
"New Crops for the New World," A889.
Article from New York Times entitled
"Twenty-two Groups Support Exten-
sion of OPA," A2555.
Article from New York Times relative to
death of Henrietta Szold; A684.
Article from Wall Street Journal entitled
"Foreign-Trade Zone Seeks Expanded
Role in Postwar Commerce," A,830.
Correspondence with Secretary of State
relative to loan to Great Britain,
A3830.
Joint letter by Messrs.,Magnuson, Chan-
dler, and Celler to British Labor Gov-
ernment relative to Palestine, A3767. ,
Joint statement by Emanuel Celler and
John J. Rooney replying to article by
Randolph Churchill on Ireland, A4E82.
Letter and article written by Staff Sgt.
James F. Donnelly opposing compul-
sory military training, A5718.
Letter by American Watch Workers
Union replying to statement by, A5472,
A5483.
Letter by Walter' G: Whitman paying
tribute to chemical industry, A3844.
Letter concerning trade with India,
A2893.
Letter from, a returned official relative-
to British influence of minds of people
of India against United States, A5679.
Letter from chapter of D. A. V. citing
inequities to- disabled veterans, A185.
Letter from-National Restaurant Indus-
try Advisory Committee with_ rsum6
of 'services in war effort, A3106.
Letter from Pvt. Jeremiah L. O'Donovan-
Rossa to Gen. Eisenhower regarding
court-martial proceedings and punish-
ment for disobedience, A5639.
Letter from San Francisco Chamber of
Commerce supporting amendment to
Celler Foreign Trade Zone Act; A3982.
Letter from United Press Association rel-
ative to news service in India, Al133.
Letter to Arthur Paul, Department of
Commerce, relative to serious situa-
tion developing with reference to im-
portation of Swiss watch movements,
A5276.
Letter to editor, New York Times, relative
to sterling bloc pool, A4042.
Letter to Federal Communications Com-
mission and statement on radio reform,
A3751.
Letter to Representative Patman relative
to monopoly obtained by large soap
companies through quotas set by War
Food Administration, A5272.
Letter to Representative Worley regard-
ing training for postwar merchant
marine, A3346.
Letter to Secretary of War relative to
court martial of Pvt. Jeremiah L.
O'Donovan-Rossa for disobedience,
A5639.
Pope Pius Christmas meszage entitled
"The Sixth War Christmas," A48.
Proceedings from-Forum for Democracy
entitled "How Can We Best Implement
Dumbarton Oaks?" A19.
Radio address by James H. Sheldon pay-
ing tribute to Samuel Dickstein,
A5162.
Radio address entitled "Palestine and
the Labor Government,". A3756.
Radio address entitled "Palestine-Hope
Deferred,"- A28.
Radio address on American-Soviet ac-
cord, A2886.
XCI-Ind-
INDEX
CELLER, EMANUEL-Continued.
Radio address on Congress Speaks pro-
gram entitled "Palestine Pledges and
Policy," A4644.
Radio address on subject of peacetime
military service, A494.
Radio address on subject Universal Mil-
itary Training, A2118.
Radio address relative to continuance of
Committee on Un-American Activities,
A261.
Radio address relative to future of
United States ships on Business Fo-
rum broadcast, A263.
Remarks by Representative Cox relative
to, 10044.
Remarks in House relative to appoint-
ment of Henry A. Wallace, 1186.
Remarks in House relative to speech of,
8798.
Resolution by Federal Bar Association of
New York, New Jersey, and Connecti-
cut, favoring increased salaries for
Federal public officials, A2724.
Resolution of Italian-American Labor
Council relative to help for Italy, A421,
Resolutions of the Wine Institute of
California relative to the Internal
Revenue Code, A5626.
Statement at nonference meeting or
Jewish National Fund entitled "Zion-
ism and Liberalism," A4237.
Statement at India Independence Day
meeting, National Press Building,
Washington, D. C., A341.
Statement at Jewish National Fund
meeting, Los* Angeles, Calif., entitled
"Jewish Resistance-A Program for
Action," A4239.
Statement at Jewish National Fund
meeting, San Francisco, Calif., entitled
"Palestine and the Labor Govern-
ment," A4242.
Statement before House Foreign Affairs
Committee regarding war crimes,
A1371.
Statement before House Select Commit-
tee on Postwar Military Policy, A3079.
Statement before Jewish National Fund
meeting, Ambassador Hotel, entitled
"Palestine and Human Conscience,"
A4245.
Statement by American Slav Congress
requesting additional - funds -for
UNRRA, A5181.
Statement of Ex-Staff-Sgt. James F.
Donnelly before House Military Af-
fairs Committee opposing compulsory
military training, A5718.
Statement of National Council of Amer-
ican Importers relative to foreign trade
zones, A3251.
Table: foreign trade, A4306.
Amendments offered by, to
Antiracketeering Act (H. R. 32): to
emend, 11913, 11919.
Bills and joint resulutions introduced by
Aliens: to authorize admission of Indi-
ans (see H. R. 3517), 6408.
- to record lawful admission for res-
idence of certain (see bill H. R. 185),
22.
Armed forces: to provide for restoration
to office of civilian officers of the
United States who left their positions
to serve in (see bill H. R. 3154), 4339.
Army: to permit officers commissioned
since December 7, 1941, to continue to
hold their public offices (see bill H. R.
2984), 3699.
Bunge Corporation and others: for re-
lief (see bill H. R. 2187); 1108.
Claims against the United States: ad-
justment of torts (see bill H. R. 181),
21.
Committee on Federal and State rela-
tions: to create (see H. J. Res. 4), 30.
Communications Act of 1934: to amend
(see bill H. R. 4314), 9512.
Constitution of the United States: to
amend (see H. J. Res. 3), 30.
113
CELLER, EMANUEL-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Contract Settlement Act: tb amend (see
bill H. R. 150), 8879.
Courts: to establish uniform qualifica-
tions for jurors (see bill H. R. 3379),
5592.
-to provide for a Jury commission
for each district court (see bill H. R.
3380), 5592.
-to provide for appointment of
public defenders in district courts (see
bill H. R. 186), 22.
relating to payment of fees, ex-
penses, and cost of jurors (see bill
H. R. 3381), 5592.
Criminal Code: to amend relative to
nonmailable matter (see bill H. R.
1334), 190.
Dollar: to repeal act to extend time
within which powers relating to sta-
bilization fund and alteration of
weight of (see bill H. R. 177), 21.
Emergency Price Control Act: to amend
relative to prices on cattle (see bill
H. R. 675), 56.
Fair Labor Standards Act: to amend (see
bill H. R. 4222), 9210.
Federal Bureau of Investigation: to pro-
vide compensation for dependents of
agents and inspectors (see bill H. R.
179), 21.
First War Powers Act: to amend (see bill
H. R. 5081), 12491.
Foreign-trade zones: to amend act re-
lating to establishment of (see bill
H. H. 3382), 5592.
Glauber, Rae: for relief (see bill H. R.
2217), 1171.
Government employees: garnishment of
(see H. R.,3560), 6630.
Greenberg, Isidore: for relief (see bill
H. R. 3740), 7392.
India: to admit certain persons from
(see billH. R. 2609), 2238.
to authorize naturalization and
admission into -the United States un-
der a quota of Eastern Hemisphere
Indians of (see bill H. R. 173), 21.
Judicial Code: to amend chapter 16 of
(see bill H. R. 172), 21.
Kress, S. H., & Co.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 847), 60.
Law-enforcenment officers: additional
compensation for those killed or in-
jured (see bill H. R. 190), 22.
Londinsky, Ida: for relief of heirs (see
bill H. R. 2697), 2517.
Lynching: to punish crime of (see bill
H. R. 187), 22.
Malkin, Reuben: for relief of estate (see
bill H. R. 4264), 9292.
Members of Congress: to increase com-
pensation (see bill H. R. 176), 21.
Merchant seamen: to provide mustering-
out pay for (see bill H. R. 171), 21.
Motor Vehicle Tax Act: to amend (see
bill H. R. 2983), 3699.
National Society of the Daughters of the
American Revolution: to repeal act to
incorporate (see billH. R. 4430), 9821.
Office of Federal Administrative Pro-
cedure: to establish (see bill H. R.
184), 22.
Officers of the United States: relating to
compensation of certain (see bills H. R.
174, 4261), 21, 9292.
Pennsylvania Coke & Coal Corp.: re-
lief (see bill H. R. 2186), 1108.
Pernicious political activities: to repeal
law to prevent (see bill H. R. 182), 22.
Postal employees: to increase salaries
(see bill H. R. 189), 22.
Racial discrimination: to prohibit (see
bill H. R. 188), 22.
Secretary of State: requiring annual re-
port to Congress (see bill H. R. 3181).
4465.
Selective Training and Service Act: to
extend to certain women (see bill H. R.
183), 22.
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CELLER, EMANUEL-Continued.
CELLER, EMANUEL-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Servicemen's Readjustment Act: to
amend (see bill H. R. 2985), 3699.
Silver Purchase Act of 1934: to repeal
(see bill H. R. 178), 21.
Small business: to amend act to mo-
bilize productive facilities of (see bill
H. R. 175), 21.
Tidewater lands: relating to titles to
(see H. J. Res. 124), 2238.
nations: to ap-
War criminals of Axis
point a commission to prepare plans
for punishment of (see H. J. Res. 93),
838.
War Labor Disputes Act: to amend (see
bill H. R. 180), 21.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Axis war criminals: investigate trial and
punishment of (see H. Res. 11, 252).
31, 4339.
Great Britain: urging fair trade prac-
tices by (see H. Res. 341), 8582.
Italy: for lend-lease aid to (see H. Res.
123), 908.
Palestine: relating to Jewish national
home in (see H. Res. 76), 268.
Social Security Act: to investigate tax
rates, etc., under (see H. Res. 12), 31.
Remarks by, on
Activities of Religious Emergency Coun-
cil for armed forces in Britain, A987.
American Dental Association: statement
regarding entrance requirements to
dental colleges, 872.
American relief for India, A2145.
Antipoll tax, 5974.
Antirackefeering Act, 11843, 11901, 11905,
11913, 11919.
Army Air Forces: official radio program
of, A3840.
Bretton Woods Agreement: effect on
sterling bloc, 8790.
British Murder, Inc., 11123.
Cattle: price ceiling, 34.
Committee on Appropriation: investiga-
tions by, 135, 141.
Committee on Small Business: continua-
tion, 337, 338.
Committee on Un-American Activities.
209, 10025-10032.
-tactics of, 421.
-some vexatious questions pro-
pounded to, 142.
Communications Act: proposed amend-
ments, A4326.
Cox, E. E.: point of order against, 10044.
Crowley, Leo F.: views regarding British
loans, A4131.
Daughters of the American Revolution,
9676, 10026.
-bill to revoke charter of, A4432.
Deficiency appropriation bill, 1574, 1579.
Democracy: definition, 421.
Department of State: failure to act re-
garding war criminals, 3685, 3686.
Doenitz, Grand Admiral Karl: war crim-
inalt 4134.
"Dry" States: data on, A5105.
Fair Employment Practice Committee,
7478.
First War Powers Act, 1941: amendment,
11358, 11359, 11360, 11361.
French Indochina, 11412.
Full-employment bill, 12068, 12069, 12071.
German atrocities: report of joint con-
gressional committee, 4744.
Germany: ban on American newspapers,
4542.
Granik, Theodore: founder of American
Forum of the Air, A2132.
- letter by President Truman,
A2132.
Great Britain: attitude toward Pales-
tine, 11960.
commercial use of air bases, A5423.
-- -financial aid to, 8693, AI4131.
imperialistic cruelty in Asia and
the Levant, 11412.
-letter from Pinaud Co., 8791.
-opposition to loan to, 11927.
INDEX
CELLER, EMANUEL-Continued.
Reports made by, from
Committee on the Judiciary:
Great Britain: policy regarding war
criminals, 1579. ' Criminal Code: sections 109 and 113
(H. J. Res. 132, Rept. 566), 4751.
-trade relations with, 8790.
First War Powers Act amendment (H. R.
Hatch Act, 7185.
Haskins, Harold, 819. 4571, Rept. 1269), 10873.
Mothers of World War No. 2: (H. R.
India: Associated Press service to, 1791.
2538, Rept. 683), 5591.
-- immigration quota, 9521, 9531,
9533, 9542, 9543. Prisoners of war (H. R. 1525, Rept. 59),
- letters boncerning relief for, A2145. 907.
withdrawal of American troops, Tort claims (H. R. 181, Rept. 1287), 11006.
--
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
11123.
Insurance business: regulation, 979, 1086,
CENERAZZO INQUIRES ABOUT IMPORT OF
1087. SWISS WATCHES, editorial from Bris-
- letter by Edward A. O'Neal, 1088. tol (Pa.) Courier relative to, A5357.
Japanese war criminals, 1579, 1580.
Labor: Federal Security appropriation CENERAZZO, WALTER W., letter in reply to
bill, 4744. Representative Celler's accusation
Leave of absence of certain Members, against American watch industry from,
5896. A5472, A5483.
Lending agencies of the Government, Remarks in House relative to tireless
1186. work in interest of watch employees of,
A5635.
Marine insurance underwriters: Britain
discriminates against American, A5766. CENSORSHIP, article entitled "'The Issues of
Members of Congress: salaries, 347, 349, Censorship and Silence" by Arthur
4433, 4447. Krock from New York Times, A667.
Military Establishment appropriation Letter from unnamed serviceman rela-
bill, 6757. tive to the opening of his letter, A4339.
Military information bill, 10046, 10048. Remarks in House relative to danger to
Murray, Wallace, 819. free Government of rigid, A667.
Negroes: achievements of, A4129. Remarks in House relative to postwar
O'Toole, Donald L.: absence of, 5898. opening of servicemen's mail, A4339.
Palestine, 9676. Article from New York Times relative to
-action of Senate Foreign Relations Russian, A4972.
Committee, 11960.
-battle of, 11123. CENSUS, figures showing East moving west,
3134.
-failure to consider problems at
Yalta Conference, 1880. CENSUS OF AGRICULTURE.
- indictment'of Great Britain, 968. Correspondence relative to House Joint
-letter by Frank I. Hogan, 9687. Resolution 85 making an additional ap-
- mandates-trusteeship, A2156. propriation for, 850-855.
policy of State Department re- Joint resolution making an additional
garding, 817-820. appropriation for (see H. J. Res. 85*).
slick British tactics in, 10689. Remarks in House on House Joint Reso-
stand of Secretary of State, A4433. lution 85 making an additional appro-
statement of Zionist organization, priation for, 841, 844, 848, 872.
10690. Resolution for special order for House
Palestine resolution, 12395. Joint Resolution 85 making an addi-
Phil Spitalny's all-girl orchestra, A63. tional appropriation for (see H. Res.
Prohibition: petition against, A1611. 120).
Radio broadcasting: danger of cvercom-
,CENSUS BUREAU, remarks in House relative
mercialization, A432'. to, 10468.
Fadio broadcasting services: tribute,
3438. CENSUS DATA, excepting certain persons
Rankin, John E.: point of order against from paying fees for certain (see bill
statement by, 10032, 10035. H. R. 358).
Rosenwald, Leasing: statement on Pales- Remarks in House relative to H. R. 2687
tine, 12264. (1943) to exempt the payment of,
A123.
Scott, Hazel: rebuff by D. A. R., A4129.
Silver Purciase Act: repeal of, A4136. Text of H. R. 358 exempting certain pay-
State Department: operations, 817. ments from paying fees for certain,
Stripling, Robert, 10027. A123.
Subversive activities, 420. CENSUS DEPARTMENT, remarks in House
Swiss watches, 12068, 12069, 12071. relative to fees for age information
Time Bomb (book), by E. A. Piller, 10025. charged by, A123.
Treaties: constitutional amendment,
4047-4050, 4336, 4345. CENSUS OF INDUSTRY, provide for censuses
Un-American activities, 10025-10032. of manufacturers, mineral, industries,
business and distribution, and trans-
-date on organizations and their
portation (see bill S. 1705).
leaders, 10025.
UNRRA: additional appropriations, CENTERVILLE (IOWA) IOWEGIAN (news-
11568, 11572. paper), editorial on Government ex-
United Nations War Crimes Commission, penditures and taxes from, A4129.
1574, 1579, 1580. CENTRAL CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL, LAW-
Veterans' legislation: dangers in bill RENCE, MASS., address by Representa-
(If. R. 3384), 7409, 7410. tive Lane at commencement exercises
Wallace, Henry A., 1186. of, A2936.
War agencies appropriation bill, 7227.
CENTRAL EUROPEAN FEDERAL CLUB,
War Crimes Commission, 817, 818.
LONDON,ENGLAND,resolution in be-
War crimes war criminals, and punish-
ment, 3684, 4283, 4285, 4287. half of central European nations by,
A1898.
-article describing German atro-
cities, 3684. CENTRAL INSURANCE CO., relief (see bill
- failure to punsh von Papen, H. R. 806).
Krupp, Zapp, Hess, and 'other Ger- CENTRAL LEAF TOBACCO CO., INC., relief
man culprits, 3686. (see bills S. 994*; H. R. 2881).
-opposition of British to interna-
CENTRAL REPUBLIC BANK & TRUST CO.
tional tribunal, 4744.
of work of War Crimes OF CHICAGO, letter from Jesse H.
-statement
Jones to Senator Brewster, dated Jan-
Office of Judge Advocate General, uary 30, 1945, relative to the status of
3685. the loan to, 689.
Watches: export quota for, A5276.

CENTRAL STATES ELECTRIC CO. v. CITY
OF MUSCATINE, decision of the United
States Supreme Court in the case of,
1414.
CENTRAL VALLEY PROJECT, address by
Harry M. Bashore in Sacramento be-
fore California Water Resources Coun-
cil relative to development of, A5399.
Address entitled "Why the State Should
Administer the Central Valley Project"
by Harrison S. Robinson, A4225.
Article from San Francisco Examiner
relative to, A4987.
Article on farm group opposes Army Cen-
tral Valley project control from San
Francisco Chronicle, A4440.
Article from California Grange News rel-
. ative to, A4182.
Article from Sacramento -(Calif.) Bee
relative to, A4439.
Bill to modify the application of excess-
land and repayment provisions- of Fed-
eral' reclamation laws to (see bill S.
395).
Committee and conference-reports re-
jecting appropriations for, -A3105,
A3106.
Correspondence -between 'Representative
Havenner, Secretary of Interior Ickes,
and Governor Warren (California),
relative to transferring to California
jurisdiction of, A1296.
Editorial from Los Angeles Times. rela-
tive to Government or State control
of, A2804.
Joint resolution providing whereby State
of California may operate and main-
tain irrigation and hydroelectric-
power features of (see H. J. Res. 139).
Letter from Central Valley Project Asso-
ciation, Sacramento, Calif., relative to,
A3178.
Remarks in House relative to develop-
ment of, 3339.
Remarks in House relative to transfer-
ring to California the jurisdiction of,
A1296.
Remarks in House and correspondence
relative to restoration of appropria-
tions for development of, 3913.
Remarks -in House relative to, A2863.
Remarks in House relative to lengthy
construction of, 11067.
Remarks in House relative to coordi-
nated planning of, A5398.,
Remarks in House relative to importance
of Friant-Kern canal of, A2659.
Remarks in House relative to visitby
members of House Appropriations
Committee to, A2659.
Remarks in House relative to rejection
of appropriations for, A3105, A3106.
Remarks in House relative to develop-
ment of, A4439.
Remarks in Senate relative to, 3556.
Statement by R. S. Calland as to approx-
imate cost of, 11067.
CENTRAL VALLEY PROJECT ASSOCIATION,
letter relative to Central Valley proj-
ect from, A3229.
CENTRALIZATION AND COORDINATION OF
FEDERAL STATISTICS, letter and re-
port by Director of Bureau of the
Budget relative to, A5419, 5420.
CENTRALIZATION OF GOVERNMENT, re-
marks in House relative to, 1322.
CENTREVILLE, MASS., relief of mayor and
board of aldermen of (see bill H. R.
3017).
CEREDO, W. VA., remarks in House relative
to flood-wall protection at, A2059.
CHABOT, JOSEPH, tribute in Senate to, 3620.
CHADWICK, JOHN, relief (see bill H. R. 1354).'
CHADWICK, L. S., letter favoring suggestion
of the President to increase salaries
of Members'of Cohgress to $25,000 by,
A2810.
CHADVICK, WILLIAM, pension (see bill H. R,
1335).
INDEX
CHAIN STORES, amendment in House rela-
tive to taxation of, 9101.
Bill relating to tax treatment of chain
stores operated at a loss (see bill' H. R.
4200).
"CHALLENGE TO AMERICA," address by
Charles A. Lindbergh in Washington
before Aero Club entitled, A5664.
"CHALLENGE TO AMERICANS," remarks in
House entitled, 10310.
"CHALLENGE TO AMERICA'S VETERANS,"
radio address by Senator Wiley en-
titled, A5124.
"CHALLENGE TO LIBERALISM," address by
Francis Biddle before Liberal Party of
New York entitled, A1490.
"CHALLENGE. -OF PEACETIME ABUN-
DANCE,'" article by 0. Max Gardner.
from New York Times entitled, A3611.
"CHALLENGING CHRISTMAS,!' message by
Senator Wiley entitled, A5779.
CHALLENGES TO CITIZENSHIP; speech by
Senator Wiley in Washington to 175
new citizens relative to, A4698
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OF THE UNITED
* STATES, letter and resolution relative,
to the Chamber's special committee on
international -postwar problems, 7343.
Letter urging repeal of land-grant rates,
* written by, 10109.
Report of the board of directors relative
to the United Nations Charter, 7344.
CHAMBERLAIN, JOHN, article entitled "Pearl
Harbor-Facts KnoWn to 'Dewey in
1944" from Life by, A4282.
CHAMBERLAIN, JOHN 0., letter relative to
discharge of certain members of the
armed forces of the United States,
8662.
CHAMBERLAIN, WILLIAM HENRY, article
on common sense about the peace from
Progressive by, A4776.
Article on Russia's action in small Euro-
pean Nations by, A374.
Article entitled "Same Truths About
Poland" from American Mercury by,
A455.
Article entitled "Yalta Was Mr. Roose-
velt's Munich, But-It Isn't Too Late
To Win the Peace," from Progressive
by, A1470.
Article entitled "Cbmmon Sense About
the Peace" by, 11380.
CHAMBERS, NELLIE V., pension (see bill
H. R. 4217).
CHAMIER, DEPUTY LICENCIADO DON
FRANCISCO FONSECA, communica-
tion from the President of Costa Rica
announcing. the proposed departure of
the Vice President for a visit to Mexico
and the United States of America,
1208.
CHAMPLIN, EVA D., relief (see bill H. R.
4414).
CHANDLER, ALBERT B. (a Senator from
Kentucky).
Appointed conferee, 3734.
Appointed on committee, 169, 170.
Appointed on funeral committee, 333.
Article from Philadelphia Inquirer rela-
tive to appointment as baseball com-
missioner, 3775.
Article from Philadelphia Inquirer rela-
tive to Nazi atrocities entitled "Amer-
ica Must Not Forget Again," A1895.
Article from York (Pa.) Gazette entitled
"Send Mr. Pell Back to London," A817.
Editorial from New York Times entitled
"We Can Lose the Peace," 8977.
Editorial from Washington News paying
tribute to Mrs. Roosevelt entitled "To
a Great Lady," A1894.
Joint letter by Messrs. Magnuson, Chan-
dler, and Celler to British Labor Gov-
ernment relative to Palestine, A3767.
Oration by Most Rev. Henry J. O'Brien at
funeral of Senator Maloney, 477.
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CHANDLER, ALBERT B.-Continued.
Poem by Oliver Wendell Holmes entitled
"The Boys," 10126.
Remarks in Senate on appointment as
baseball commissioner, 3775-3777.
Remarks in Senate paying tribute to,
10126-10128.
Resolutions by Warren Post, No. 23,
American Legion, Bowling Green, Ky.,
regarding methods oftassuring peace,
3394.
Amendments offered by, to
Mexican water treaty: to amend, 3423.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
American Volunteer Group in China:
relief for members (see bill S. 1431),
£952.
Armed forces: to exempt from payment
of income tax.in certain cases (see bill-
S. 529), 994. .
-to reduce fees for postal money
orders issued to members of (see bill
S. 885), 3396.
Banks and bankink: -providing for suits
for damages -against national banks,
their officers, and directors (see bill
S. 560), 1114.
Cabinet. members: , to prescribe tenure
of office of (S.673), 1642.
Equal rights for men and women; to
amend Constitution relative to (see
S. J. Res. 61), 4100,
Hull, Cordell: to grant a Medal of Honor
to (see S. J.Res. 32), 1114.
Railroad Unemployment Insurance Act:
to facilitate execution of certain pro-
visions (see S. J. Res. 44), 1832.
Tobacco: relating to marketing of fire-
cured and dark. air-cured (see S. J.
Res. 25), 916..
War Atrocities Committee: to establish
(see S. J. Res. 60), 2632.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Margold, Nathan Ross: motion to dis-
charge Judiciary Committee, 8191.
Remarks by, on
Acheson, Dean G.: confirmation, 8388,
8903, 8905.
-- rebuff of General MacArthur, 8332,
8833, 8334, 8835, 8836, 8837.
Airports: Federal aid bill, 8445, 8446 8449.
All-Navy baseball game: announcement
of, 6413.
American Federation of Labor: report on
manpower situation, 1666.
American youth: tribute to, 3566.
Armed forces: income-tax relief, 994.
Army: precombat training, 3559, 3560,
3561, 3562.
--_number of men overseas as of
February 1945, 3566.
- voluntary enlistment bill, 8975,
8976.
Atomic bomb: special committee, 9786,
9787, 9788.
Atrocities in German prison camps, 3628.
Baseball as a morale factor, 2598.
Batt, William L.: statement in the Pro-
gressive on war production, 2244.
Bretton Woods Agreements, 7687, 7702,
7775.
Buckner, Simon Bolivar, Jr.: tribute,
6264.
Capitol telephone operators, 399.
Chavez, Dennis: Bronze Star Medal
awarded son of, 987.
Clayton, W. L.: confirmation as Assistant
Secretary of State, 6268.
Expression of thanks to colleagues for
their congratulations upon being ap-
pointed baseball commissioner, 3777.
Farewell address, 10124.
Farm workers: deferment of, 406.
Food and Agriculture Organization of
United Nations, 7857, 7858, 7865.
George, Walter F.: tribute, 8111.
Great Britain: compulsory labor laws,
1666.
- policies regarding recaptured
territory, 1139.
Hull, Cordell: Medal of Honor for, 1114.
116'
CHANDLER, ALBERT B.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Income tax: deductibility of oil- and
gas-well drilling costs, 7892.
Independent offices appropriation bill,
2247, 2249.
Island bases: policy regarding, 8114, 8115.
Interior Department appropriation bill,
5440, 5441.
Japan: surrender terms, 7993.
Lazarus: biblical quotation on, 1842.
Leave of absence, 3830.
MacArthur, Gen. Douglas: statement on
occupation forces, 8748, 8749.
Maloney, Francis: eulogy, 333,
Maritime Day, 4795.
Meat: OPA regulations, 7865.
Members of Congress: expense allowance,
4956.
Metals, minerals, etc.: subsidy payments,
2270, 2272, 2273.
Mexico: water treaty. 2334. 2335, 2340,
2342, 2345, 2346, 2348, 2655, 2661, 2662,
2806, 2807, 3379, 3380, 3381, 3409, 3410,
3411, 3413, 3415, 3418, 3422, 3423, 3424,
3425, 3426, 3427, 3428, 3429.
- letter by Marcus H. Miller, 3427.
Military installations abroad: policy re-
garding, 1138, 1139.
Mount Suribachi on Iwo Jima: presen-
tation to Senate, men who raised
American Flag on, 3611.
National Service Act, 1431, 1432, 1434,
1492, 1493, 1495, 1496, 1497, 1498, 1654,
1662, 1666, 1667, 1668, 1669, 1772, 1775,
1779, 1783, 1784, 1842, 1847, 1853, 1854,
1906, 1908, 1910, 1912, 1913, 1914.
Office of War Information, 6438, 6439.
Philippine Islands: independence. 770.
Post-war jobs, 1896.
Price Control Act: extension, 5870.
Railroad Unemployment Insurance Act,
9784.
Reciprocal trade agreements: amend-
ment, 6349, 6363.
Redeployment and transportation of
servicemen, 7900.
San Francisco Conference, 5328.
Selective Service Act: extension, 3559,
3560, 3561, 3562, 3566, 3567, 3647, 3729,
3730.
-- precombat training for 18-year-
olds, 3647, 3648, 3653, 3655, 3658, 3718,
3719.
Senate: announcement of presence in,
3827.
-retirement from, 8111.
-rules of procedure, 8125.
-- temporary absence, 3407.
Senators: visit to German prison camps,
3628, 3660.
Servicemen: release of, 8588.
- letter written in verse by children
of Pvt. John Leslie Carter, 8588.
Sporting News (newspaper) published by
John G. Taylor Spink, 2598.
Suppressed peoples of the world: demand
for freedom, 5328.
Unermployment compensation bill, 8733,
8827, 8828.
United Nations Charter, 8032, 8111-8116,
8123.
Vinson, Fred M.: nomination to be Sec-
retary of the Treasury, 7627.
Wallace, Henry A., 1237, 1238, 1247.
War agencies: appropriations for, 6730,
6731, 6732, 6733, 6734, 6735, 6736, 6737.
War Atrocities Commission: to establish,
3628-3633.
Wickard, Claude R.: nomination of as
REA Administrator, 6467.
Williams, Aubrey, 2405, 2406, 2467, 2484,
2621.
Reports made by, from
Committee on the Judiciary:
Miller, Wilbur K.: nomination, 8767.
Committee on Military Affairs:
Civil War battle streamers (S. 225, Rept.
189), 3395.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
CHANC'. MRS. LIM SHEE, relief (see bill
N. R. 5030).
INDEX
CHANGING WORLD (publication), article
relative to accomplishments of San
Francisco Conference by Clark M.-
Eichelberger from, A3084.
CHANNEL BOAT CO., relief (see bills H. R.
1220, 1225).
CHANSLOR-CANFIELD MIDWAY OIL CO.,
relief (see bill H, R. 1236*).
CHANUTE FIELD SOLDIERS WANT DIS-
CHARGE, letter by unnamed group of
soldiers relative to, A4482.
CHAO-YING, PAN, article entitled "China's
Contribution to the United Nations"
from China Monthly by, A3490.
CHAPLAIN OF THE HOUSE OF REPRE-
SENTATIVES, election of James Shera
Montgomery as (H. Res. 1*), 9.
CHAPLIN, CHARLES, direct Attorney Gen-
eral to conduct an investigation re-
garding deportation of (see bill S. 536).
CHAPMAN, GEORGIA V. C. AND JULIA A.,
adjudicate claim of (see bill H. R.
3806).
CHAPMAN, H. A., telegram relative to the
sheep industry received from, 8044.
CHAPMAN, VIRGIL (a Representative from
Kentucky).
Appointed conferee, 10306.
Appointed on committee, 275.
Editorial entitled "Britain's Jersey Act,"
A4013,
Letter from J. V. Norman relative to
freight rates, A3558.
Sworn in, 432:
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Arlington Memorial Amohitheater: to
erect a tablet in (see H. J. Res. 86),
512.
Insecticide Act: to amend (see bill H. R.
1764), 512.
Kentucky-Illinois Hemp Corporation, for
relief(see billH. R. 1786), 512.
Remarks by, on
Tobacco: marketing quotas, 7706.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Interstate and Foreign Com-
merce:
Monongahela River bridge (H. R. 3730,
Rept. 1148), 10042.
Railroad Unemployment Insurance Act
(H. J. Res. 116, Rept. 703), 5753.
Tug Fork of Big Sandy River: bridge
1 (H. R. 1184, Rept. 349), 2516.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
CHAPPELL, JIMMIE, speech on postwar edu-
cation in finals of Alabama State ora-
torical contest by, A2654.
CHAPPELLE, CELIA A., increase pension (see
bill H. R. 1916*).
CHAPPELLE, CLAUDE, relief (see bill H. R.
4078).
CHAPULTEPEC, remarks in House relative
to the Declaration of, 2118.
Text of the Act of, 2021.
CHAPULTEPEC FORTRESS, MEXICO, re-
marks in House relative to part of
Truman B. Ransom in storming of,
A1094.
CHARGE, ROSE RED WEASEL, authorizing
issuance of a patent in fee to (see bill
S. 1268).
CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS, remarks in
House relative to hardships by passage
of the twenty-second amendment on,
A151.
Remarks in House relative to royalties
on book "Lend-Lease, Weapon for Vic-
tory" contributed by Edward R. Stet-
tinius, Jr., to, A2833.
Remarks in House relative to letter from
Macmillan Co. relative to donations
of royalty on book "Lend-Lease,
Weapon for Victory" by Edward R.
Stettinius to, A2816.
CHARITON RIVER, provide for reexamina-
tion and resurvey for flood control of,
jsee bill H. R. 3738).
CHARITY SHOULD BEGIN AT HOME, let-
ter by John F. Thompson relative to,
A5639.
CHARLESTON "(W. VA.) GAZETTE, editorial
entitled "Streamlining Congress" from,
A350.
Editorial entitled "Bombing the Sun
God" from, A2870.
Editorial entitled "New Plan For Labor"
from, A4640.
CHARLESTON (S. C.) NEWS AND COURIER,
artidle entitled "Charleston (S. C.) Of-
ficer Leads First Patrol Across the
Rhine" from, A1051.
Editorial entitled "Wiping Out Wyo-
ming" from, A105.
Editorial entitled "Moonbeams That
Unite" from, A1915.
CHARLESTON (MISS.) SUN, editorial rela-
tive to address of James A. Farley pay-
ing tribute to Boy Scouts of America
from, A1770.
CHARLESTON, W. VA., statement by Repre-
sentative Hedrick relative to comple-
tion of airport near, A2048.
CHARLESTON (W. VA.) GAZETTE, editorial
entitled "Blast Hirohito" from, A1247.
CHARLEVOIX, MICH., to establish rearing
ponds and fish hatchery at or near (see
bill H. R. 2519).'7
CHARLO, LOUIS C. (private, Marine Corps),
remarks in House and article from
Daily Missoulian relative to military
record of, A1062.
CHARLOTTE (N. C.) OBSERVER, article
captioned "South more self-sufficient"
from, A163,
Article concerning the Doughton bill ap-
pearing in, 5114.
Editorial on Truman's meeting with
newspaper editors from, A2914.
Editorial on OPA-Its maladministration
from, A3585.
Editorial relative to enforcement of man-
power legislation from, A916.
Editorial entitled "Threats From Na-
tional Socialism" from, A1084.
Editorial entitled "Power Politics Given
a Blow" from, A708.
Editorial commending the speech on the
work-or-fight bill delivered by Senator
Bailey of North Carolina, 1992.
Editorial paying tribute to Representa-
tive Doughton from, A1191.
Editorial entitled "Putting Ring in the
Noses of Free People" (housing-Gov-
ernment controls) from, A3808.
Editorial relative to peacetime military
training, A5075.
CHARTER OF THE UNITED NATIONS, mes-
sage from the President transmitting
the text of, 7118.
Order of Senate to print-the President's
address and the text of the Charter
(S. Doc. 70), 7129.
CHASE, J. MITCHELL (late a Representative
from Pennsylvania).
Announcement of death, 17.
CHASE, STEUART, remarks in House relative
to views on debt by, 932, 936.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN., remarks in Senate
relative to the Electric Power Board of,
9898, 9960.
CHATTANOOGA (TENN.) LIONS CLUB, reso-
lution paying tribute to Franklin
Delano Roosevelt by, A2024.
CHATTANOOGA (TENN.) NEWS-FREE
PRESS, editorial captioned "Not for
G. 0. P. alone" from, A660.
CHATTANOOGA (TENN.) TIMES, editorial
relative to amendment to Constitu-
tion to change ratification of treaties
from, A2086.
Editorial entitled "America and the
World Lose a Leader" by Alfred D.
Myiders from, A1837.

CHATTANOOGA (TENN.) TIMES-Con.
Editorials entitled "The Valley's- Duty'
and "A Contract With Congress" from,
A3938.
Editorial on atomic bomb: heed these
scientists from, A5113.
Letter on Russian-British-American re-
lations by C. W. Heard from, A3597.
Letter on Russia and atom by Charles
W. Heard from, A5113.
CHATTANOOGA (TENN.) ZIONIST COUN-
CIL, letter 'elative the President's po-
sition on Jewish immigration into Pal-
estine from, A4193.
"CHATTANOOGA'S -FXPERIENCES WITH
TVA," address by S. R. Finley before
Arkansas Valley Association at Musko-
gee, Okla., entitled, A2026.
CHAVEZ, DENNIS (a Senator from New Mex-
ico).
Address by His Excellency Ezequiel Pa-
dilla relative to foreign policy of Mex-
ico, A445.
Address delivered at Chicago relative to
racial and religious intolerance, A5227.
Address in New York entitled "Fair Em-
'ployment Practice" "A Cornerstone to
•Foreign Policy" by, 6338.
.•Address on Thomas Jefferson and inter-
American unity before, Latin-American
Judge Advocates, Monticello, Charlot-
tesville, Va., A1726.
Appointed conferee, 5215.
Appointed on committee, 169, 170.
Article by Bishop G. Bromley -Oxnam in
American Magazine entitled "The
Naz's Aren't Licked. Yet,' A3973.
Article by Lowell.Mellett in Washington
.Star entitled "On' the Other Hand,"•
A3229.
Article by Sumner Welles relative to wa-
ter-disposal treaty with Mexico, A651.
Article in- Washington Post' entitled
"Treaty Dispute," relative to water
treaty between United States and Mex-
ico, A654.
Article relative to leading of first ma-
rine patrol into Naha by Lt. Dennis
Chavez, Jr., A2249..
Articles by Lowell Mellett from Wash-
ington Star relative to FEPC, A3572.
Designated as Acting President pro tem-
pore, 12491.
Digest of data for State-wide planning
of veterans' education prepared by
Ernest V. Hollis, 4936.
Editorial by Clara Savage Littledale on
maternal and child welfare in Parents'
magazine, A4891.
Editorial from Asheville (N. C.) Times
entitled "A Necessary Mediator" rela-
tive to the FEPC, 7060.
Editorial from Washington Post on death
of Monsignor John A. Ryan, A3974.
Editorial from Washington (D. C.) Post
regarding Fair Employment Practice
Committee, 7155.
Editorial from the Commonwealth en-
titled "A Continuing Scandal" relative
to Mexican workers In United States,
A5741.
Ernie Pyle: poem dedicated to, by Dolores
Espinosa, A1897. .
Letter by Edward A. Bykowski concerning
American fundamentals, 10266.
Letter relative to appropriation of funds
for the FEPC from Malcolm Ross to
Senator McKellar, 7060.
Radio discussion on Town Meeting of the
Air program on America's war and
peace aims, A828.
Remarks in House on award of Bronze
Star Medal to Lt. Dennis Chavez, Jr.,
A742.
Remarks in Senate and article relative to
award of Bronze Star Medal to son of,
987.
Resolution by Puerto Rico Statehood
Congress, 9470.
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CHAVEZ, DENNIS-Continued.
Resolution by Twenty-ninth Division
Association favoring bill for retirement
of certain officers of National Guard,
10828.
Statement by Monsignor John A. Ryan on
Fair Employment Practice Committee,
A3971.
Table: educational level of enlisted men
in Army, 4937..
Tribute by Senator Capehart.to.the late
Senator Frederick Van Nuys, 6643.
Amendments offered by, to
Interior Department appropriation bill
(H. R. 3024): to amend, 5303, 5443.
-Land-grant railroad rates (H. R. 694):
to amend, 9257.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by.
American prisoners of war: to promote
certain (see bill S, 421), 517.
Armed forces: to issue service medals to
certain members (see bill S. 1083),
5385. "
Colorado River: to construct certain Fed-
eral reclamation works on upper basin.
(see bill S. 894), 3480.
District of Columbia: relating to ap-
pointments to certain offices in. (see bill
S. 420),,. 517.
Equal rights for men and women: to
amend Constitution relative to (see
S. J. Res. 61), 4100.
Fair employment practices: to provide
(see bill S. 101), 80.
Fair .Labor Standards Act: amendment
of (see bills S. 1282, 1349), 7665, 8210.
Federated Organizations for. Bataan Re-
lief: to incorporate (see bill S. 61), 77.
"Forest products laboratories: to estab-
lish (see'bill S. 893), 3470.
Maternal and child welfare: Federal aid
to States for (see bill S. 1318), 8052.
Middle Rio Grande Conservancy District
of New Mexico: relative to payment
of charges on Pueblo Indian lands (see
bill S. 718), 1887.
National Guard officers:. retirement of
(see bill S. 1239), 7273.
New Mexico: to authorize Secretary of
Agriculture to sell bertain lands in
Harding, Colfax. and Mora Counties
(see bill S. 60), 77.
granting certain lands to State
of (see bill S. 1156), 6157.
Postage stamps: to issue Victory series
(see S. J. Res. 73), 5477.
Postal Service: to provide for carrying
of mail on star routes (see bill S. 635),
1410.
Pyle, Ernie: to award special medal of
honor (see S. J. Res. 72), 5313.
- posthumous award of Congres-
sional Medal of Honor (see S. J. Res.
59), 3615.
Sebastian Martin boundary dispute: set-
tlement by Secretary of Agriculture
(see S. 1197), 6791.
Sullivan, W. P.: for relief (see bill
S. 1175), 6322.
Zamora, Antonio, and others: for relief
(see bill S. 59), 77.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Irrigated land: investigation of loans
to agricultural producers on (see S.
Res. 106), 2595.
Remarks by, on
Acheson, Dean G.: confirmation, 8904.
Airports: Federal aid bill, 4116.
American prisoners in Luzon: liberation,
678.
Anderson, Clinton P.: 5444.
Appropriations: reduction of, 10841.
Army court martial: death sentence, 783.
Atomic bomb, 10257.
Central Valley projects 5483.
Chandler, Albert B. (Happy): tribute,
3777.
Correction of roll call, 3368.
Fair Employment Practice Committee,
4942, 4943, 12502.
- appropriation, 7452-7455, 7458.
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CHAVEZ, DENNIS-Continued.
Remarks by; on ......
Fair employment practices (bill S. 101),
80.
Federal employees pay bill, 12239, 12240.
Halsey, Edwin A.: tribute, 514.
Hannegan, Robert E.: confirmation, 4245.
Inter-American relations in postwar
world, 546.
,Interior Department. appropriation bill,
5338, 5432, 5437, 5483.
Latin-American countries: contribution
to war effort, 546.
Leave to attend committee meeting, 3290.
Mexico: water treaty, 2653, 2654, 3426,
3482, 3483.
National Memorial Stadium Commission,
.10254.
National Service Act, 1785; 1847.'
--- conference report, 2939.
Night sessions: willingness of Senate to
hold, 6741, 6742.
Pennsylvania: political conditions, 190.
Price Control Act: extension, 5857.
Pyle, Ernie: death of, 3468.
Rio Grande-Colorado River treaty, 547.
Roosevelt, Anna Eleanor: confirmation,
- 12440.
Roosevelt, Elliott: confirmation, 1019.
Sangamon River.project, 12132.
Selective- Service Act: extension, 3732.
Senate: expenses 'of investigating com-
mittees, '8289.
Senators: expense allowance, 12045.
Snyder John W.: confirmation; 3777.
Surplus Property Board,,2980, 2981.
United Nations Charte,' 7957.
United Nations Organization,.11317;
UNRRA: appropriation, 11038.
Virgin' Islands,. 12112.
Walker, Frank C.: confirmation, 12444.
War agencies appropriation bill, 6821-
6824, 6885, 6891, 6893, 6897, 6898, 6E99,
6923, 6924, 6994, 7052, 7058-7062, 7064,
7065.
War agencies appropriations: notice of
motion to suspend, rule,- 6322.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Education and Labor:
Racial discrimination (S.101, Rept. 290),
4933.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.,
CHAVEZ, DENNIS, JR. (first lieutenant, U. S.
Marine. Corps), citation presenting
Bronze Star Medal to, A742.
Remarks in House relative to war record
in Marine Corps of, A742.
Remarks in Senate relative to award of
medal and citation to, 987.
CHAVEZ,'GLORIA, statement at christening
of Coast Guiard helicopter Congres-
sional Pale by, A2265.
CHAVEZ, JOHN, JR., relief (see bill S. 59).
CHAVEZ, MRS. JUAN AND ROLAND, relief
(see bill S. 59).
"CHAVEZ LEADS FIRST PATROL INTO
NAHA," article by Homer Bigart from
Vashington Post entitled, A2249.
CHEEK, ZELMA INEZ, relief (see bill H. R.
1671*).
CHEESE, establish import quotas with re-
spect to cheese of various types or
kinds or grades (see bill H. R. 4455).
Correspondence between Representative
Murray and Chester Bowles relative to
OPA's price on Swiss, A3369.
Letter and report from Department of
Agriculture relative to samples of,
A4708.
Memorial of legislature to abolish ra-
tioning of, 9111.
Remarks in Hoiase relative to production
of, A2217.
Remarks in House relative to present
quality of, 2428.
Remarks in House relative to effect of
extension of Tariff Act of 1930 on prices
of, A2218.
Remarks in House relative to use of milk
in production of, A1703.
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CHEESE-Continued.
Remarks in House relative to OPA fixing
prices on Swiss, A3369.
Remarks In Senate relative, to removal
of cheese from rationing, 9042.
Remarks in Senate to adjustment of
prices of, 2178.
Statistics relative to production of, 1204.
Table: prices paid in August 1943, by
States, on Cheddar, A4336.
-- production by types, Wisconsin
and United States, 1936-44, A2217.
-- tariff duty on cheese, 1920-41,
A2218.
-imports for consumption by types,
1920-43. A2218.
- prices on Cheddar and Swiss
cheese, 1920-40, A2218.
CHEESE INDUSTRY, letter from the Admin-
istrator of OPA relative to the cheese
makers of Wisconsin, 10695.
Remarks in House relative to serious sit-
uation confronting Wisconsin, A4335.
Statement by Senator Wiley criticizing
OPA policy toward, A4426.
Table: prices received by Wisconsin
farmers for milk, 1920-35, A1703.
CHEEVER, EDWIN H., letter including several
verses relative to plight of white-collar
worker by, A447.
CHELF, EVELYN K., relief (see bill H. R.
2702).
CHELF, FRANK L. (a Representative from
Kentucky).
Appointed on committee, 275, 2039.
Parody on Army discharge system, 8797.
Resignation from committee, 2070.
Amendments offered by, to
Veterans' Administration (H. R. 4717):
to amend, 11671.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Armed forces: to discharge certain mem-
bers (see bill H. R. 4729), 10826.
Blacketer, Martha J.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 1138), 99.
Cowley, Matthew C. and Louisa: for re-
lief (see bill H. R. 1300), 149.
Froman, Lorenzo H.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 1136), 99.
Horton. J. L., and others: for relief (see
bill H. R. 1134), 98.
Lyon, Julia: to pension (see bill H. R.
1137), 99.
Mansfield, Louise F.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 1140), 99.
Owners of property in Hardin Copnty,
Ky.: for relief (see bill H. R. 2265),
1286.
Owners of property in Meade County,
Ky.: for relief (see bill H. R. 2266),
1286.
Reeser, Eric L.: for relief (see bill H. R.
1133), 98.
Selective Training and Service Act: re-
lating to deferment under (see bill
H. R. 4662), 10628.
Smothers, W. F.: for relief of estate (see
bill H. R. 1835), 591.
Tilley, Rebecca J.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 1139), 99.
Vance, Gus A.: for relief (see bill H. R.
1135), 99.
Veterans: to provide assistance, advice,
counsel, etc., for (see bill H. R. 3465),
6085.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural Extension Service, 4551,
American soldiers abroad: report on visit
with, 8793-8797.
Armed forces: demobilization, 10747.
-letter from a soldier, 10747.
Buckner, Simon Bolivar: tribute, 6303.
Comm6dity Credit Corporation, 2063.
Fair Employment Practice Commission,
5829.
Green, William J., Jr.: speech of, 1336.
National Service Act, 614.
-agree to conference, 2201.
-letter by Pvt. Charles W. Livers,
614.
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CHELF, FRANK L.-Contlnued.
Remarks by, on
Navy and Marine Corps: Increase per-
sonnel, 11438.
VE-day, 4313.
Veterans' Administration: Depaxtment
of Medicine and Surgery, 11665, 11671,
11672.
War Department: criticism of discharge
policy, 8793-8797.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
CHELSEA, MASS., speech by Representative
Lane at welcoming-home celebration
of veterans at, A4596.
CHELSEA (MASS.) EVENING RECORD, edi-
torial paying tribute to Joe Israelite
from, A5670.
Editorial entitled "Lower Taxes?" from,
A1166.
Editorial entitled "Four Years of Lend-
Lease" from, A1170.
CHELSEA (MASS.) JEWISH ORGANIZA-
TIONS, telegram protesting British
policy in Palestine from, A4348.
CHEMICAL AND ENGINEERING NEWS, ar-
ticle entitled "Postwar Chemical Plan-
ning" by Gaston Du Bois from, A1575.
Article entitled "Atomic Ignorance"
from, A5533.
CHEMISTRY AND CHEMICAL ENGINEERS,
editorial from Industrial and Engi-
neering Chemistry magazine relative to
shortage of students in, A486.
CHEMISTS AND CHEMICAL ENGINEERS, re-
marks in House'relative to number in
the armed forces, A1253.
Statement by Charles L. Parsons rela-
tive to deferment of, A1254.
CHENNAULT, CLAIRE L. (major general, U. S.
Army), relating to rank and pay upon
retirement of (see bill S. 1386).
Bill to permit retirement at highest rank
held by him while on active duty of
(see bill H. R. 4097).
Bill authorizing the President to award
Congressional Medal of Honor to (see
bill H. R. 4136).
Editorial relative to his resignation as
commander of Fourteenth Air Force
from Washington Evening Star, A3520.
Editorials from New Orleans States and
New Orleans Times-Picayune relative
to resignation of, A3589.
Remarks in House praising military rec-
ord in China of, A3560.
Remarks in House proposing retirement
of, 8618.
Remarks in Senate relative to resigna-
tion of, 7591.
Resolution to investigate resignation of
(see S. Res. 157).
Tribute in House to, A288.
"CHENNAULT SHOCKED BY CRITICISM OF
CHINA'S ARMIES AND GOVERN-
MENT," article from Montana Stand-
ard of Butte captioned, A3580.
CHENOWETH, J, EDGAR (a Representative
from Colorado).
Address by Representative Smith of
Ohio relative to Bretton Woods agree-
ment, A424.
Appointed on committee, 491, 492.
Article from Pueblo Chieftain relative to
OPA and public schools, A294.
Correspondence with Chester Bowles
relative to slaughter quotas on cattle,
A2736, A2737.
Editorial from Colorado Springs Gazette
entitled, "Put an End to the Draft,"
A4504.
Sworn in, 99.
Amendments offered by, to
Armed forces: voluntary enlistment bill
(H. R. 3951): to amend, 8654.
Price Control Act: to amend, 6594, 6621.
Stabilization Act of 1942: to amend, 6594.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
American antiquities: to amend act for
preservation (see bill H. R. 1507), 290.
CHENOWETH, J. EDGAR-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Barglow, Dr. David R.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 1539), 291.
Campbell, Effie S.: for relief (see bill H. R.
1540), 291.
Clay, Bessie I.: for relief (see bill H. R.
1598), 327.
Costilla Creek: granting consent of Con-
gress to interstate compact between
Colorado and New Mexico relative to
waters of (see bill H. R. 4510), 10168.
Fair Labor Standards Act: to prescribe
period within which actions may be
commenced under (see bill H. R. 3079),
4006.
National Service Life Insurance Act: to
amend (see bill H. R. 1508), 290.
Selective Service and Training Act: to
amend (see bills H. R. 1596, 4431), 290,
9821.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
State legislatures, 12402.
Remarks by, on
Arkansas River compact, 1718.
Armed forces: voluntary enlistment bill,
8642, 8654.
Army: demobilization program, A3991.
Beef shortage: OPA regulations, 4657.
Emergency Price Control Act: extension,
6401. A3015.
Federal employees' pay bill, 5903, 5904.
Food investigations, 4326.
Heidinger, James V.: eulogy, 2630.
Meat for civilians, 6594.
Meat packers: operate at a loss, 6603.
Mestas, Pfc Felix B., heroic accomplish-
ments of, A931.
O'Connor, James F.: eulogy, 265.
Office of Price Administration, A294.
Permission to address House, 6320.
Pikes Peak Red Cross Chapter of Colo-
rado Springs, 1710.
Polish Constitution Day, 4149.
Price Control Act, 6613.
-amendment, 6593, 6594, 6603.
-- extension, 6392, 6399, 6402, 6403,
6496, 6512, 7089.
Second War Powers Act amendment,
11350, 11351.
Selective Training and Service Act:
termination, A4504.
Simms, Mrs. Ruth Hanna: death of,
103.
eulogy by Sam G. Bratton, 104.
Treaty ratification: constitutional
amendment, 4031, 4032.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Claims:
Allberry, Agnes J. (S. 865, Rapt. 1239),
10825.
Allen, Percy (H. R. 1234, Rapt. 1053),
9372.
Andersen, Andreas (H. R. 935, Rept.
1008), 8949.
Barger, Ida and others (H. R. 4269, Rept.
1267), 10826.
Blackmore, John R. and Louise D.: estate
of (H. R. 2300, Rept. 1096), 9512.
Bruce Bros. Grain Co. (H. R. 2450, Rept.
721), 5837.
Cantalupo, Albert (H. R. 1089, Rept. 666),
5592.
Carlson, Isabel (H. R. 854, Rept. 711),
5837.
Cohen, Harry (H. R. 1950, Rept. 1413),
12029.
Day, Leo E., and Tamborello, Phillip
(H. R. 1324, Rept. 90), 986.
Eastern Contracting Co. (H. R. 2518,
Rapt. 578), 4658.
Grim, Harold J. (H. R. 1091, Rapt. 573),
4658.
Gudzin, Margaret (H. R. 933, Rept. 276),
1885.
Johnson, Daniel B. (H. R. 1038, Rept.
294), 1990.
Keegan, John C. and Ann K. (H. R.
1668, Rapt. 281), 1885.
McAllister, Lester B. (H. R. 1313, Rept.
637), 6381.

CHENOWETH, J. EDGAR-Continued,
Reports nade by, froM
McCord, Frederick Matthews (S. 211,
Rept. 166), 1320.
McGuire, Kathleen Lawton (H. R. 2670,
Rept. 1253), 10826.
Navy personnel, Astoria, Oreg. (S. 215;
H. R. 778, Repts. 169, 199), 1320, 1390.
Oregon Caves resort (S 136, Rept. 1007),
f 949.
Owners of property damaged by War De-
partment (H. R. 981, Rept. 172), 1320.
Personnel at naval mine depot, York-
town, Va. (S. 214, Rept. 168), 1320.
Revere Sugar Refinery. (H. R. 1955, Rept.
837), 7038.
Robertson, Wallace (H. R. 2164., Rept.
323), 2165.
Sanders, Katie (H. R. 3277, Rept. 1234),
10785.
Sumrner, Thomas (H. R. 1854, Rept. f225),
10785.
Tine. Teresa (H. R. 2163, Rept. 719),
f637.
Tcnner, 'Cecilia M. (H. R. 1328, Rept.
574), 4658.
Ty:er, George C. and Doris M. (H. R.
1257,.Rept. 667), 5592.
Vinton, Harry F., Jr. (H. R. 3127, Rept.
1423),. 12029:
Wccdfall, Mabel R. (H. R. 4176, Rept.
1433), 12029.
Wooten, S. I. knd others (H. R. 1757,
Rept. .9), 956.
Committee on the Public Lands:
Rocky Mountain National Park, Colo.,
e:.change of lands (S. 100, Rept. 833),
6978.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
CHERNE, LEO M., debate on question
Should Government pass registration
insuring full employment? between
Senator Wiley, and, A4041.
CHEROKEE INDIANS, relief (see bill H. R.
1000).
CHERRIES, remarks in House relative to the
price of cherries in Ohio, 6655.
CHERRY, JACK B., relief (see bill H. R.
4904).
CHERRY, R. GREGG (Go~ernor, North Caro-
lina).
Address on subject Public Health, at
dedication of health center in Mon-
roe, N. C., by, A2541.
Prayer offered by Dr. C. Excelle Rozzelle,
at inauguration of, A342.
CHERRY POINT, N. C., letter from the Sec-
retary of the Navy transmitting a
draft of a proposed bill to reimburse
certain Marine Corps personnel for loss
or damage of personal property caused,
by fire at, 1206.
CHESAPEAKE & POTOMAC TELEPHONE-
CO., letters transmitting annual re-
ports of, 229/.231,. 670, 772.
CHESBOARD CO., for relief of surviving di-
rectors of (see till S. 171).
CHESSER, MRS. C. A., relief (see bill H. R.
2108).
"CHESTER COUNTY (PA.) PROTESTS
SAVED MILK SUBSIDY," article by
EdwinKemp from Philadelphia.Rec-
ord entitled, A2782......
CHETKOVICH, MIKE, relief (see bills, S. 975;
H. R. 907).
CHEYENNE, WYO., authorizing conveyance
of certain lands to (see bills S. 911*;
H. R.'3025).
CHICAGO, ILL.
Article by J. M. Klein from Chicago Sun
relative Judge Igoe's policy regarding
- fom, A1212.
car lines of, A2638.
Article by J. M. Klein from Chicago Sun
relative to bankruptcy proceedings .of
car lines of, A3567.
Article by J. M. Klein from Chicago (Ill.)
Sun relative to Judge Igne's secretary's
brother passing on bids of car-lines of,
A2820.
INDEX
CHICAGO, ILL.-Continued.
Article by J. M. Klein from Chicago Sun
relative to Judge Igoe's brother-in-law
being in employ of car lines of, A2819.
Remarks in House relative to truck
drivers' strike in, 5525.
Resolutions relative to new air routes
to Latin America by city council of,
A1549.
Resolution favoring adjustment of wages
by city council of, A1976.
Resolution pledging its support to Harry
S. Truman by city council of, A2530.
CHICAGO (ILL.) AMERICAN, editorial en-
titled ."Postal Workers Lose Again,'
from, A86.
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE, statistics of
prices of grain on, 1974.
CHICAGO DROVERS JOURNAL (news-.
paper).
Editorial relative to the meat shortage
appearing in, 2595.
Editorial on meat production, from,
A3611.
CHICAGO (ILL.) FEDERATION OF CON-
SUMERS, statement favoring contin-
uance of price controls by, A5155.
CHICAGO HERALD-AMERICAN.
Article on Polish Lubin Government, by
Charles Rozmarek by, A351.
Article entitled "Credits to Russia and
Soviet Trade," by Robert P. Vander-
peel from, A3517.
Article entitled "Our Natural Resources
and Our Free Way of Life," by Senator
Carville from, A3826.
Editorial in defense of the OPA appear-
ing in, 1IE08.
Editorial relative to British demand for
loan and resignation of Leo T. Crow-
ley from, A4520.
CHICAGO-ILLINOIS MIDLAND RAILWAY
CO., corerspondence between Repre-
resentative Simpson (Ill.) and Office
of Defense Transportation relative to
ODT Order No. 47, discontinuing
certain trains on, A601.
CHICAGO JOURNAL OF COMMERCE.
Article relative to export subsidy en
- wheat from, A235.
Article on errors in Government uneri-
ployment predictions, by Wilbur J.
Brons from, A5321,
Article relative to speech of Herbert
Morrison urging British labor increase
production, by Wilbur J. Brons from,
A3932.
Article on GOP chance to win, by Frank
R. Kent from, A4053.
Article on British socialism; Morrison's
blunt statement by Wilbur J. Brons
from, A4380.
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE; ST. ' PAUL &
PACIFIC RAILROAD CO., authorizing
Secretary of War to convey certain
lands in Pierce County, Wash., to its
trustees and to (see bill H. R. 2968).
CHICAGO NEGRO CHAMBER. OF COM-
MERCE, letter and resolution relative
to discrimination by, A367.
CHICAGO NEWS, article captioned. "About-
Face on Polish Border", by, David
-Lawrence from, ,A748.
Article, entitled t'Hurley For Chiang" by
Edwin T. Lahey from, A5177.
Article 'on Bretton Woods Agreements
by Edwin A. Lahey from, A1812.
Editorial entitled 'We Need Power Plus
the Seaway (St. Lawrence)" from
A4063.
Editorial paying tribute to Paul Douglas
CHICAGO (ILL.) PARKS, article by Dorothea
Kahn from Christian Science Monitor
relative to program for, A1213.
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC. RAIL-
WAY CO., statement showing own-
ership of outstand capital stock of,
1097.
119
"CHICAGO-ST. LAWRENCE PROJECT,;"edi-
torial from Chicago Sun entitled,
A3991.
CHICAGO SENTINEL, address by Representa-
tive Bloom in commemoration of
thirty-fifth anniversary of the found-
ing of, A174.
Article entitled "We Accept the Chal-
lenge of America's Fascists" from,
A3497.
CHICAGO (ILL.) SETTLEMENTS, statement
favoring price controls by, A5156.
CHICAGO SUN, article on Churchill and
Franco from, A1029.
Article entitled "Sun Inquiry Shows
Friends of Judge Igoe In Fat Car Line
Posts" by J. M. Klein from, A2638.
Article relative to Judge Igoe's brother-
in-law being in employ of Chicago
Surface Lines by J. M. Klein from,
A2819.
Article relative to brother of secretary to
Judge Igoe passing, on bids of Chi-
cago Surface Lines by J.lM. Klein from,
A2820.
Article entitled "Igoe Court Officer Aided
in Transit Suit" by J. M. Klein from,
A367.
Article relative to correspondence be-
tween Senator Bilbo and Flora J. Cooke
on extension of FEPC by John Mc-
Grath from, A3790.
Article entitled "Hutchin's Great Gam-
ble With Atomic Bomb" by Lloyd Lewis
from, A4613.
Article on preparedness plans started in
1938 by Roosevelt by Thomas F. Rey-
nolds from, A4302.
Editor'al entitled "Halt the New Attack
on Price Control" from A5591.
Editorial on United Nations Charter from,
A3682.
Editorial entitled "Chicago and the St.
Lawrence Project" from, A3991.
Editorial entitled "Humanity Will Not
Permit Our Failure" from, A94.
CHICAGO TIMES, article entitled "Social
Arbiter?" by Herb Graffis from, A4427.
Article praising Negro soldiers' conduct
under fire by Irving Fflaum from,
A3417.
Article entitled "Job Plans That Cun-
ningly Seek Veteran-Labor Brawls" by
Samuel Grafton from, A3493.
Editorial entitled "Presidential Succes-
sion" from, A2745.
Editorial entitled "Universal Peace" from,
A3085.
Editorial relative to discussion between
Representatives Patman and Sumner
regarding repeal of New Deal legisla-
tion from, A1329.
CHICAGO TRIBUNE, article entitled "John
T. Flynn Charges Government Knew
Jap Cabinet Intended to Break Rela-
tions" from, A3850.
Article relative to State Department's
promise. to - give full publicity on
Polish problem from, A3593.
Article relative to apprehension of Nazi
saboteurs, A4931.
Article containing address of Governor
Green (Ill.). in Chicago.before Repub-
lication National Committee by Robert
Howard from, A5f24.
Editorial on complaints against Gov-
ernment agencies, not much action
from, A3172.
Editorial entitled "Congress Abdicates
to OPA" from, A3289..
Editorial relative to President's message
on agreements of Bretton Woods Con-
ference from, A733.
Editorial on sugar shortage: Dr. Tug-
well's explanation from A3598.
Editorial entitled "What Is Mr. Truman
.. Trying to Hide?'' from A4555.
Editorial on American money to subsi-
dize British standard of living from,
A4519.
120
CHICAGO TRIBUNE-Continued.
Editorial, Truman's Heritages From
Roosevelt's Administration from,
A4615.
Editorial relative to turncoat policy of
Oscar Lange from, A4570.
Editorial relative to Pearl Harbor en-
titled "The Truth at Last," A4811.
Editorial entitled "They Call It Peace"
from, A5293.
Editorial entitled "The Labor Draft"
from, A120.
Editorial entitled "Sedition Trial Re-
sumed" from, A1102.
Editorial entitled "The Veterans' Part in
Our Peace Pact" from, AI19O.
Ejitorial entitled "Congress Gets Another
Report on Europe" from, A4412.
Editorial entitled "Some Bad Guesses"
from, A4408.
Editorial, MacArthur's Statement on
Occupational Forces from, A3989.
Letter relative to Marines Hear About a
Party from several Chicago marines
appearing in, A1480.
CHICAGO TRIBUNE'S HATE FOR ROOSE-
VELT, editorial from Nashville Ten-
nessean relative to, A3864.
CHICAGO-UNITED NATION'S CAPITAL
article by unnamed Chicagoan relative
to, A5122.
"CHICAGO'S WAR LABOR PLAN," article by
Peter Edson from Washington Daily
News entitled, A623.
CHICKAMAUGA DAM, making an appro-
priation for building a road and bridge
on (see bill H. R. 453).
"CHICKENS COME HOME TO ROOST," edi-
torial from Chicago Daily Tribune en-
titled, A4615.
CHIEF OF ENGINEERS. See ARMY.
CHIEF OF STAFF. See ARM.
CHIH-MAI, CHEN, address on China-Ameri-
can Entente in New York City before
Overseas Press Club of America by,
A946.
CHILD-CARE CENTERS, meet immediate
emergency caused by closing of (see
bill H. R. 4202).
Correspondence between Representative
Welch and Mayor Latham (San Fran-
cisco) relative to continuing, A3928,
A3929.
Letter by iovernor Warren (Calif.) rela-
tive to California, A4156.
Letters by individuals and organizations
protesting closing, A3998-4000.
Letters by Representative Doyle relative
to continuance of, A4194.
Letter by the President favoring con-
tinuance of, A4194.
Letter by Travelers' Aid Society of Long
Beach, Calif., relative to discontinu-
ance of, A4155.
Letter including a report and state of
principles from Welfare Council of
Metropolitan Los Angeles relative to,
A4290, A4291.
Letter from unnamed serviceman urging
legislation to continue, A4010.
List of organizations and groups pro-
testing closing of, A4000-A4002.
Remarks in House relative to continu-
ance of, A4010, A4015, A4080, A4156,
A4195.
Remarks in House relative to retention,
8939.
Remarks In House relative to closing of,
A4076.
Remarks in House relative to lack of
provision in California to continue,
A4025, A4077.
Remarks in House relative to protests
from women's groups at closing of,
A3998.
Remarks in House relative to recommen-
dation of the President for continu-
ance of, A4290.
INDEX
CHILD-CARE CENTERS-Continued.
Remarks in House and letter by Repre-
sentative Doyle relative to bill, H. R,
4202, for continuance of, A4154.
Remarks in House relative to, 9337, 9502.
Remarks in House relative to continu-
ance of, 8657.
Report of Long Beach public schools on,
A4156.
Resolutions by United Automobile
Workers and Women's Conference rel-
ative to, A700.
Resolution by City Council of Los Angeles
urging Federal aid for continuance of,
A4301.
Resolution by Board of Supervisors of
San Francisco relative to continuance
of, A3929.
Resolution by Board of Supervisors of
Los Angeles County, Calif., urging Fed-
eral aid for operation of, A4026.
Table: number provided for as of July
31 and August 31, 1945, A4156.
Telegram from H. F. Whittle relative to
use in Los Angeles of, A4155.
Text of H. R. 4202 to meet immediate
emergency caused by closing of, A4077.
CHILD CENTERS PATRONAGE UP-SEEK
NURSERY FUNDS, article from Mil-
waukee Journal relative to, A4015.
"CHILD HEALTH," editorial from Washing-
ton Post entitled, A3714.
CHILD LABOR AND SCHOOL ATTENDANCE,
statement by prominent members of
Catholic organizations relative to,
A1381.
CHILD WELFARE IN EUROPE, statement by
Katharine F. Lenroot relative to, A5331.
CHILDERS, LEONA CONNER, relief of estate
(see bill H. R. 1492").
CHILDREN, extend benefits of Social Security
Act to certain legally adopted (see bill
H. R. 116).
Bill to prevent change of residence from
one State to another for the purpose
of avoiding judgment for support of
minor (see bill S. 453).
Bill to amend Internal Revenue Code
so as to provide a dependency exemp-
tion for certain foster (see bill H. R.
2438).
Bill to make certain legally adopted chil-
dren eligible for child's insurance
benefits under title II of Social Security
Act (see bill H. R. 2505).
Bill to provide for payment of gratuities
to the parents of children hereafter
born (see bill S. 837).
Bill to prohibit utilization of facilites
of interstate or foreign commerce in
connection with desertion or abandon-
ment of minor (see bill H. R. 2635).
Bill to amend Servicemen's Dependents
Allowance Act of 1942 to provide that
enlisted men make increased contribu-
tions to support of certain of (see bill
H. R. 2998).
Bill to provide for general welfare by
enabling the several States to make
more adequate provision for health and
welfare of mothers and children and
for services to crippled (see bill S.
1318).
Bill to provide for general welfare by en-
abling States to make more adequate
provision for health and welfare of
mothers and (see bills H. R. 3922, 3994,
4059).
Bill to confer on district courts of United
States jurisdiction of certain proceed-
ings involving support of (see bill H. R.
4953).
Concurrent resolution expressing thanks
of Congress for the contribution to
victory effort being made by nations
(see H. Con. Res. 14).
Editorial entitled "Our Children's
Health" from Medford (Mass.) Courier,
A3104.
CHILDREN-Continued.
Letters relative to child-care centers,
A3868, A3869.
Radio address entitled "Suffer Little
Children To Come Unto You" at West
Orange, N. J., by George E. String-
fellow, A1050.
Remarks in House relative to grave prob-
lems caused by war confronting, A943.
Remarks in House relative to effect of
food shortage on health of, A2927,
A3104.
Remarks in House relative to importance
of conservation of, A4025.
Remarks in House relative to child-care
centers in California, A3868.
Telegrams frOm Virling Kirsey and Ruth
Forbes Sherry urging continuance of
child-care centers, A3868.
Telegram to Governor Warren (Calif.)
krelative to child-care centers, A3869.
CHILDREN'S CRUSADE, letter by Mabel
Katherine Pearce, of Chicago, Ill., rela-
tive to creation of, A5172.
CHILDREN'S BUREAU, DEPARTMENT OR
LABOR, making a supplemental ap-
propriation for (see H. J. Res. 212*).
"CHILDREN'S MUSEUM," editorial from
Washington Post entitled, A3626.
CHILDS, MARQUIS W., article entitled "Nor-
way, Europe's Forgotten Country" by,
A933.
Article on French resentment from
Washington Post by, A909.
Article on French life running in low
gear from Washington Post by, A910.
Article on preserve peace with an inter-
national air force by, A1011.
Article entitled "Congress and Its In-
feriority Complex" by, 4426.
Article entitled "Gap in Our German
Policy" from Washington Post by,
A2058.
Article on Germany's destruction from
air-testimonial to Arnold from New
York Post by, A2348.
Article on Russian decision on Poland
from Washington Post by, A2365.
Article on Leopold Okulicki, arrested on
Moscow's orders, from Washington
Post by, A2548.
Article entitled "Early's Contribution"
from Washington Post by, A3010.
Articles relative to report of Robert H.
Jackson to the President on trials of
war criminals by, A2923.
Article on Nazi V-weapons from Wash-
ington Post by, A3062.
Article entitled "Science Laid Waste"
from Washington Post by, A3421.
Article entitled "Atoms Versus Humans"
from Washington Post by, A3759.
Article relative to scientists' coopera-
tion to find cause and cure of cancer
and infantile paralysis from Washing-
ton Post by, A4089.
Article entitled "Congress Hears Atomic
Facts" from Washington Post by,
A4417.
Article entitled "Handling the Atom"
from Washington Post by, A4533.
Article relative to occupation of Ger-
many, A4930.
Article appearing in Washington Post
entitled "Homes for Veterans" by,
A5051.
Article on effects of housing shortage
from Washington Post by, A5540.
Article on America's position: 1919, Si-
beria-1945, China, from Washing-
ton Post by, A5298.
CHILE, communication from President Sant-
andreu on the death of Franklin D.
Roosevelt, 5293,
Remarks in House relative to meeting of
Inter-American Bar Association to be
held in, A445.
Remarks in House relative to pledge on
synthetic ammonia plants made to,
A1940.

CHILE-Continued.
Resolution expressing approval of House
of Rekresentatives of a resolution
adopted at Santiago (see H. Res. 37").
Telegram from the President of the
Chilean Senate extending congratu-
lations on anniversary of birth of the
American Republic, 7507.
Tribute by the Chilean .Senate in honor
of the late. President Franklin Delano
Roosevelt, 3748.
CHILTON (WIS.) TIMES-JOURNAL, edito-
rial entitled' "The Political Pay-off"
from, A311.
CHIMENTI, L. G., relief (see bill H. R. 3850).
CHINA, address Ly Mine. Wei before Wom-
en's National Democratic Club relative
to women and democracy In, A343.
Article entitled "Emissary to the Orient"
by Richard L. Neuberger from Progres-
sive, A1121.
Article by Drew Pearson from Washing-
ton Post relative to Japanese drive
on Chungking, A1546.
Article on Chungkirng and the Chinese
Reds by Barnet Nover, A4303.
Article entitled "Crisis in China" by
J. V. Murphy from Life, A5747.
Article entitled "How Aid China?" by
Ernest Lindley from Washington Post,
A5388.
Article entitled "Our Future Lies in
China" by Albert H. Jenkins. from
A. F. of L. Machinists Monthly Journal,
A5590.
Bill relating to reentry of Chinese la-
borers and Chinese wives and children
(see bill H. R. 4531).
Bill to provide for admission of alien
Chinese wives 84 of4 American citizens
(see bill H. R. 4 *).
Editorial from New York Times -relative
to policy in, A5071.
Letter from a patient in Wesley Memo-
rial Hospital, of Chicago, Ill., relative
to members of armed forces being
soured on, A2714.
Letters by Howard Coonley, C. R. Tips,
and Thomas G. Trumble relative to
article by Representative Judd from
Time on, A3287.
Letters by Harry M. Arthur, H. N. Baker,
Frederick H. Stires, -and Arthur D.
Howard approving article by Repre-
sentative Judd from Time magazine
on, A3499.
Remarks in House relative to report of
Representative Mansfield (Mont.) on
his visit to, A1121.
Remarks in House relative to conditions
in, 2294-2302.
Remarks in House relative to progress
from 1932 until 1937 in modernizing,
A2282.
Remarks in House relative to Chiang
Kai-shek to establish real democracy
in, A2282.
Remarks in House relative to acceptance
at San Francisco conference of Chinese
plan for a world rule by law, A1898.
Remarks in House relative to training at
Norwich University of military stu-
dents from, A2259.
Remarks in House relative to the area
of, 4900.
Remarks In House relative to lend-lease
aid to, A2833.
Remarks in House relative to increase in
price of gold by, A2834.
Remarks in House relative to our pre-
war exports to, A2885.
Remarks in House entitled "The United
States and China," 6692,
Remarks in House relative to persever-
ance of the Chinese, 7300.
Remarks In House relative to China's
place in the world of tomorrow, 7302.
Remarks In House relative to eighth an-
niversary of.Japan's war on, A3312.
INDEX
CHINA-Continued.
Remarks in House relative to Nation-
wide propaganda 'campaign against
central government of, A3287.
Remarks in House relative to article by
Walter Lippman relative to probabili-
ty of civil war in, A3231.
Remarks in House relative to visit by
newspaper correspondents to commu-
nistic area of, A3443.
Remarks in House relative to problems
confronting Mongolia, A3734.
Remarks, in House relative to the thirty-
fourth anniversary of the Independence
of, 9544.
Remarks in House relative to Hitler's
policy toward, 9541.
Remarks in House praising diplomacy of
Patrick Hurley in, A4303.
Remarks in House favoring return of
American troops from, A4734.
Remarks in House relative to the policy
of the United States In, 11124,-11236,
11691, 11695, 11850.
Remarks in House relative to the Com-
nunist Party and China, 11695.
Remarks in House favoring withdrawal
. of American troops from, A5187.
Remarks in House relative to policy of
Ambassador Hurley and civil war in,
A5176.
Remarks in House relative to war be-
tween Communists and Nationalists in,
11483.
Remarks in House opposing retention of
American troops in, A5637.
Remarks in House relative to thousands
of letters urging withdrawal of our
troops from, A5645.
Remarks in Senate relative to future of,
7275.
Resolution to remove our troops from
(see H. Res. 415).
Resolution expressing will of Congress
that Marines be withdrawn from (see
H. Res. 409, 411).
Resolution urging recall of American
troops and munitions from China to
encourage development of a united
democratic government (see H. Res.
408). '
Resolution requesting recall of United
States troops from China to permit and
encourage free democratic determina-
tion of their form of government (see
H. Res. 412).
Resolution expressing our foreign policy
In China be to permit Chinese self-
determination by removal of our troops
from (see H. Res. 413).
Resolution to recall American troops and
promote unity and democracy in (see
H. Res. 425).
Resolution of inquiry relative to the
foreign policy of the United States in
(see H. Res. 443).
Statement by Lieutenant General Wede-
meyer from China Lantern relative to
departure of troops from, A4734.
Statement by Patrick J. Hurley from
Washington Post upon his resignation
as ambassador to, A5174.
Text of bill relating to reentry of Chinese
laborers and Chinese wives and chil-
dren Into United States, A5101.
CHINA: ACTIVITIES OF AMERICAN
TROOPS, remarks in House relative to,
A5187.
Remarks in House relative to, A5187.
CHINA-AMERICAN ENTENTE, address by
Chen Chih-Mai in New York City be-
fore Overseas Press Club of America
relative to, A946.
"CHINA AND DEMOCRACY," editorial from
Worcester (Mdss.) Telegram 'ntitled,
A5349.
"CHINA AND THE PEACE," address by Fred
H. Lyons in Seattle entitled, A4571.
121
CHINA AND GERMANY: AMERICAN POL-P
ICY, editorial from New York Herald
Tribune relative to, A5223.
CHINA, BURMA, AND INDIA THEATER, let-
ter by unnamed army officer relative
to conditions of, A5273, A5274.
CHINA CANNOT HAVE UNITY WITHOUT
ALL PARTS BEING FREE, article by
Eleanor Roosevelt from Washington
Daily News relative to, A5348.
CHINA: CHIANG'S POLICY, article by Ed-
win A. Lahey from Chicago Daily News
relative to, A5177.
Remarks in House relative to, 6976.
Remarks in House relative to neglect by
visits of Members of Congress to, 1065.
CHINA LANTERN (newspaper), article con-
cerning award in 1945 Camp News-
paper Service contest made to, A3OOl.
Article including statement of Lieu-
tenant General Wedemeyer relative to
departure of troops from China, from,
A4734.
Remarks in House relative to staff of,
A3O01.
Tribute to the staff of, A3O01.
CHINA LESSONS-MRS. ROOSEVELT'S
CRITICISM, editorial from Washing-
ton Post relative to, A5348.
CHINA MONTHLY (magazine), article en-
titled "China's Communist Puzzle" by
Cormac Shanahan from, A3444.
Article entitled "China's Contribution
to the United 'Nations," by Pan Chao-
Ying from, A3490.
CHINA MOVES TOWARD MORE DEMOC-
RACY, radio address by Representa-
tive Judd relative to, A4094.
CHINA-OUR POLICY, letter by Secretary of
State Byrnes relative to, A5269.
Remarks in House relative to, A5393.
Statement by Secretary of State Byrnes
before Senate Committee on Foreign
Relations relative to, A5528.
CHINA: OUR POLICY DANGEROUS, letter
by unnamed marine of First Marine
Division relative to, A5249.
"CHINA POLICY: GENERAL MARSHALL'S
MISSION," article by Barnet Nover
from Washington Post entitled, A5648.
CHINA: POLICY OF THE UNITED STATES,
article by Mark Sullivan from Wash-
ington Post relative to, A5214.
CHINA RELIEF EXPEDI7ION, to confer cer-
tain benefits to certain civilian em-
ployees of quartermaster general dur-
ing (see bills S. 581; H. R. 633).
Bill to amend act granting pensions and
Increasing of 'pensions to certain
soldiers, sailors, and nurses of (see
bill H. R. 1286).
Bill to grant increased pensions to cer-
tain veterans and widows of veterans
of (see bill H. R. 2950).
Bill to increase monthly rate of pen-
sion 15ayable to certain widows and
former widows of veterans of (see bill
H. R. 3499).
Bill to increase pension of certain totally
disabled veterans of (see bill H. R.
4108).
Bill to grant pensions to veterans who
served less than 70 days in (see bill
S. 1673).
Pensions for certain veterans of (see bill
H. R. 4682).
CHINA SERVICE RIBBON, resolution by San
Francisco Post 15, Regular Veterans
Association, relative to award of, A2082.
CHINA SHOULD NOT BE COUNTED OUT,
article by Albert C. Wedemeyer on
subject, A3388.
"CHINA: WHAT PRICE PEACE?" remar::s in
House entitled, 10863.
122
"CHINA'S CHALLENGE," address by Repre-
sentative Luce at Trenton, N. J., en-
titleZi, A5393.
CHINA'S COLLABORATION WITH ALLIES,
radio broadcast by 0. W. I. relative to,
A783.
"CHINA'S COMMUNIST PUZZLE," article by
Cormac Shanahan from China entitled,
A3444.
"CHINA'S CONTRIBUTION TO THE UNITED
NATIONS," article by Pan Chao-Ying
from China Monthly entitled, A3490.
CHINA'S 8 YEARS OF WAR WITH JAPAN,
statement by Chinese Central Daily
News relative to, A3312.
CHINA'S INDEPENDENCE DAY, address by
Representative Luce in Trenton, N. J.,
at celebration of, A4253.
Telegram by Chiiang Kai-shek on occa-
sion of celebration in Trenton, N. J.,
of, A4353.
CHINA'S NATIONAL ASSEMBLY, article by
Charles S. Miner from Shanghai Eve-
ning Post relative to holding of, A2282.
CHINESE-AMERICAN RELATIONS, radio
address by Representative Judd rela-
tive to, A2258.
Remarks in House relative to long years
of warm, A2143.
CHINESE CENTRAL DAILY NEWS, statement
on China's 8 years of war with Japan
by, A3312.
CHINESE CIVIL WAR, remarks in House
relative to American troops becoming
involved in, A4734.
CHINESE EXCLUSION ACT, remarks in
House relative to repeal of, 9539.
CHINESE LABORERS AND FAMILIES, reen-
try of (see bill H. R. 4681).
CHINESE NATIONAL REVOLUTION, remarks
in House relative to the thirty-fourth
anniversary of, 9516.
CHINESE NAVY, remarks in House relative
to Philo Norton McGriffin, the builder
of first, A2143.
CHINESE OCCUPATION OF JAPAN, remarks
in House relative to, 8325.
CHINESE TROOPS TRANSPORTED TO
AMERICA, remarks in House relative
to, A5327.
CHINN, JAMES E., article on Naval Academy
Becomes Air-Minded from Washington
Post by, A4108.
CHIPERFIELD, ROBERT B. (a Representative
from Illinois).
Address by Carter Davidson, president,
Knox College, Ill., on subject Four
Freedoms After V-day, A2021.
Address by Representative Jarman at
Santiago, Chile, on anniversary of
Pan-American Day, April 14, 1944,
A1887.
Appointed on committee, 491.
Editorial from Washington Evening Star
entitled "Limit on Lend-Lease," A1243.
Editorial from Washington-Star entitled
"The Soldier Ballots," A421.
Letter to the President by five Repre-
sentatives relative to lend-lease, A2626.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 4007.
Remarks by, on
American Interparliamentary Congress,
1082, 1267, 1268.
Authority to file report, 1923.
Food and Agriculture Organization of
United Nations, 3975,
Foreign Service: to strengthen, 1262.
Heidinger, James V.: eulogy, 2631.
International Office of Education, 4899.
Lend-lease: extension, 2127.
Minority views on extension of lend-lease,
A1088.
Pan-American Day. 3737.
Pearl Harbor investigation, 10449.
Repeal of the Johnson Act, A2924.
UNRRA: additional appropriation, 11511.
INDEX
CHIPERFIELD, ROBERT B.-Continued.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Foreign Affairs:
Lend-lease: extension (H. R. 2013, Rept.
259, Pt. II), 1958.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
CHOATE, CAUTIOUS A., letter protesting
against legislation providing for peace-
time compulsory military training,
10827.
CHOCTAWHATCHEE ELECTRIC COOPERA-
TIVE, INC., relief (see bill H. R. 2107).
Bill to provide for examination and sur-
vey of (see bill H. R. 1989).
"CHOICE OF A PRESIDENT," editorial from
Savannah Evening Press entitled,
A3428.
"CHOPIN IN APRIL," poem by Joseph T.
Higgins of New York City entitled,
A2858.
CHRISMAN, DORIS D., relief (see bill S.
1039).
CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE (publication), edi-
torial entitled "Military Mathematics
Must Be Revised" by Roy L. Smith,
from, A4217.
CHRISTIAN AMERICAN, report on action
of Alabama Legislature on twenty-
second amendment by, A1529.
CHRISTIAN CENTURY (magazine), article
entitled "Our Political Immorality" by
R. H. Markham from, A1442.
Article entitled "Mr. Wallace's Pay-Off"
by Oswald Garrison Villard from, A675.
Article entitled "Our Political Im-
morality" by R. H. Markham from,
A713.
Article entitled "Shall the Church
Become an Accessory to Murder?"
from, A5091.
Editorial entitled "Vandenberg Points
the Way" from, A491.
Editorial on the brave new world reaches
Java from, A5318.
Editorial on dependent peoples want in-
dependence from, A2921.
Editorial entitled '!Shall the Church
Become an Accessory to Murder?"
from, A5710.
Editorial entitled "Are We Murderers?"
from, A5709.
"CHRISTIAN CHURCH: WHAT OF ITS
FUTURE?" address in New York City
by John D. Rockefeller, Jr., entitled,
A1045.
CHRISTIAN DEA!OCRACY AND FULL EM-
PLOYMENT, remarks in House relative
to, 11687.
CHRISTIAN EDUCATION, resolution for ex-
pansion of the system of (see S. Res.
86).
CHRISTIAN REGISTER-UNITARIAN (pub-
lication), article entitled "Palestine-
A Call to Conscience" by Representa-
tive Douglas (Calif.) from, A4184.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR (news-
paper), article entitled "Streamlining
the Foreign Service" by Neal Stan-
ford from, A590.
Article on Nazi reeducation termed
"Key" to reformation of Germany by
Ernest S. Pisko from, A881.
Article entitled "Ground for Optimism
About Poland" by Joseph C. Horsch
from, A812.
Article entitled "Aluminum Discovers
the Northwest" by N. H. Engle from,
A840.
Article entitled "The Victory of the
Rails" by Leavitt F. Morris from,
A927.
Article entitled "Eleanor Roosevelt,
Private Citizen" by Josephine Ripley
from A1818.
Article entitled "Speed?-Take the Air
Ferry" by W. Clifford Harvey from,
A1941.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR-Con.
Article entitled "The War Imposes a
Hard Peace" by Roscoe Drummond
from, A1509.
Article relative to program for Chicago's
parks by Dorothea Kahn from, A1213.
Article relative to his visit to the Mid-
west by R. H. Markham from, A2235.
Article relative to House Resolution 215
to create International Office of Edu-
cation from, A2239.
Article on overtime pay cut hits con-
sumer goods industry from, A2337.
Article captioned "Hawaii finds gross-
income tax produces" from, A2761.
Article on the economic lesson of 1920
by Richard L. Strout from, A2888.
Article entitled "Truman Carries Out
Dewey's Pledges" by Richard L. Strout
from, A3028.
Article on inflation dynamite-American
savings by Josephine Ripley from,
A2938.
Article relative to grim prospect for
Pacific coast industry by Roscoe
Drummond from, A3178.
Article on strikes: compromise seems
necessary by George Ericson from,
A4179.
Article captioned "Montana tops Na-
tion's victory loan E-bond sales," from,
A4680.
Article entitled "Poles Wait Soviet Exit
Impatiently" by J. Emyln Williams
from, A4728.
Article entitled "Paradox in Aluminum
Plant Disposal Policies" by Harold
Fleming from, A5492.
Article entitled "Yule Buying Shows
Peril of Inflation" by Richard L. Strout
from, A5812.
Article entitled "Competitive Skill Seen
Key to Alcoa's Position" by Harold
Fleming from, A5493.
Article entitled "Subsidy Talk Held Bar
to, Cheaper Aluminum" by Harold
Fleming from, A5492.
Article on Byrnes' loyal defense of his
subordinates, from, A5596.
Article relative to housing shortage,
A4837.
Editorial on East Indian immigration
quotas from, A3575.
Editorial entitled "Sixteen Senators for
Security" from, A448.
Editorial entitled "A Test for Leadership"
from, A983.
Editorial entitled "Homeside Readjust-
ment" from, 2052.
Editorial entitled "Those German Gen-
erals" from, A2371.
Editorial paying tribute to Douglas
Bader, English legless aviator, from,
A1953.
Editorial entitled "State Sickness Pay"
from, A1392.
Editorial disapproving flood of requests
for discharge of individual members of
armed forces from, A3933.
Editorial entitled "The Wage-Price Bal-
ance" from, A4145.
Editorial entitled "Jew-Gentile-Arab"
from, A4343.
Editorial on Spain: American Policy
Should be Clarified, from, A4325.
Editorial relative to control of atomic
energy from, A5811.
Excerpt relative to the President's state-
ment on Atlantic Charter from, A130.
Letter on peacetime military training by
James F. Donnelly to, A5718.
Remarks in House relative to views on
appointments of Nelson A. Rockefeller
and Archibald MacLelsh of, A1197,
A1198, A1199.
CHRISTIAN SUN (publication), article on
punishment of war criminals under in-
ternational law, by Senator Thomas
(Utah) from, A3484.

CHRISTIANITY'S LEADER IN CHINA-
MADAME CHIANG KAI-SHEK, remarks
In House relative to, A5348.
CHRISTIANITY'S ATTITUDE' ON PUNISH-
MENT OF WAR CRIMINALS, article by
H. W. Provence from Baptist Courier
relative to, A2820.
CHRISTIANITY: PUNISHMENT OF WAR
CRIMINALS, article entitled "I Am a
Christian But- " by David Lawrence
from United States Newz, A2955.
CHRISTIANS, GEORGE F., letter relative to
decline in production of butter by,
A840.
CHRISTIANSON, THEODORE, article entitled
"How A. and P. Beat the Chain-Store
Tax Bill" from NARD Journal by,
A3960.
CHRISTIE,: JEANNETTE"D., relief (see bill'
H. R. 1332).
CHRISTMAS, radio Christmas address in 1944
by the President, A42.
Radio address by-Edwin C. Hill relative
to season of, A498.
Radio broadcast by Raymond Gram
Swing on, A82.
CHRISTMAS DAY,. radio address by Repre-.
sentative Maloney delivered on, A3O.
Radio address by Cedric Foster on, A62.
"CHRISTMAS GREETINGS," poem by Jenette
Doughty Van Raalte entitled, A36.
CHRISTMAS GREETINGS, radio address by
.Representative Bradley (Mich.) ex-
tending, A5764.
"CHRISTMAS IN JULY,"'address by Maj. Gen.
Edward F. Witsell in New York at a
luncheon termed, A3704.
CHRISTMAS. MESSAGE OF- POPE PIUS XII,.
text of, 175.
"CHRISTMAS AND THE NEW YEAR," poem
I . by Alfred Tennyson entitled, A5323.
CHRISTMAS-1945, message entitled "A:Chal-
lenging Christmas" by Senator Wiley,
A5779.
Remarks in House relative to world con-
ditiodis on, A5770.
Remarks in House on the subject of,
12467.
CHRISTMAS,, 1945-AMERICA'S SPENDING
SPREE, remarks in House relative to,
A5714.
CHRISTMAS; 1945-NEED OF GOLDEN RULE,
remarks in House relative to, A5770.
CHRISTMAS POEM, entitled "A Visit From
St. Nicholas" by Clement C. Moore,
A5324.,
CHRISTMAS SPIRIT OF 1945, article by
Wheeler McMillen from Farm Journal
relative to, A5782.
CHRISTOPHER, ROSA NATALIA; relief (see
bill H. R. 1311).
CHRISTOPHERSON, FRED C., article entitled
"Black Hills Drive Brought UNO Site
to United States" from Sioux Falls (S.
Dak.) Daily Argus Leader by, A5728.
CHRONICLE COMMUNITY FORUM, postwar
program: summary of recommenda-
tions made by the panels of, A5035.
CHRYSLER CORPORATION, remarks in
House relative to astounding war pro-
duction of, A1819.
CHRYSSIKOS, GEORGE J., address at na-
turalization proceedings in Jersey City,
N. J., by, A379, A551.
Essay entitled "Why I Am An American"
by, A2742.
CHRIST'S LAW OF CHARITY, oration by
Richard J. Cushing in Boston on sub-
ject, A3338.
CHUCAWALLA VALLEY,' CALIF.', exempt
from cancellation certain desert-land
entries in (see bill S. 989).
CHUDEJ, HENRY, relief (see bill H. R. 4526).
CHUM, K M FONG, relief (see bill H. R.
4S02).
INDEX
CHUNGKING AND THE CHINESE .. EDS,
article by Barnet Nover relative to,
A4303.
CHUNN, THOMAS H., article on the global
war veterans by, A1504.
CHURCH, RALPH E. (a Representative from
Illinois).
Address delivered at Valley City, N. Dak.,
by Philip C. Ebeling defining the pur-
pose and aims of junior chambers of
commerce, A5622.
Appointed on committee, 491, 492.
Article from Chicago Tribune relative to
sugar shortage entitled "Nobody's
Business," A3598.
Editorial from Chicago Daily News en-
titled "It's Time to Start Saving,"
A5014.
Amendments offered by, to
Renegotiation Act (H. R. 3395): to
amend, 6137, 6138.
Bills and joint resolutions. introduced by
Alcorn, Archibald J.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 4919), 11605.
Biewer, Frances: for relief (see bill. H. R.
856), 60.
Buckley, Marion S.: for' relief (see bill
H. R. 855), 60.
Carlson, Isal:el: for relief (see bill H..R.
" 854), 60.
Cowan, David: for' relief (see bill H. R.
853), 60.
Johnsen, Albert W. J.: Distinguished
Service Medal (see bill H. R. 849), 60.
Lynde, Samuel A.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 3846), 7743.
Pay Readjustment Act of 1942: to amend
(see bill H. R. 3798), 7551.
Peter, Elsie: for relief (see bill H. R.
2393), 1541.
Ritter, Betty Jane: for relief (see bill
H. R. 852), 60.
Schroeder, Maj. Rudolph W.: to author-
ize President to present Distinguished
Flying Cross to (see bill H. R. 2394),
1541).
Schultz, John Richard: dependents of,
for relief (see bill H. R. 848), 60.
Sherman, Mary Jane: for relief (see bill
H. R. 4265), 9292.
Steinert, Oscar R.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 851), 60.
Tognarelli, Ermelinda: for relief (see bill
H. R. 4019). 8575.
Townsend, Sybil Georgette: for relief
(see bill H. R. 850), 60:
War with Spain: to increase pension of
certain totally disabled veterans of
(see bill H. R. 4108), 8725.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 2702, 2966, 5292.
Remarks by, on
Committee on Expenditures in the Ex-
ecutive Departments, 10215.
Dodge Chicago plant: strike, 2710.
Food and Agriculture Organization of
United Nations, 3981, 3987.
Full employment bill, 10451, 10452, 10460,
10467, 10614, 11967, 11969, 11976, 12008,
12015, 12021, 12364.
Government agencies: reorganization,
9350, 9357, 9368, 9416, 9420, 9422, 9438,
9447.
Government corporations: financial con-
trol, 8553.
Heidinger, James V.: eulogy, 2630.
Maritime Commission, 9171.
Navy: disposition of vessels and facili-
ties, 5345.
Office of Price Administration, 10059.
Palestine problems, 9688.
correspondence, 9688.
Pearl Harbor investigation, 8502, 10448.
Postage: fourth-class matter, 3457, 5453,
5454, 5455, 5456, 6963.
Renegotiation Act, 6132, 6135, 6136, 6137,
6138.
Schroeder, Maj. R. W.: contributions to
aviation, 1536.
- article by Frederick R. Neely, 1537.
Small Business Committee, 11896.
Subversive activities, 51.
123
CHURCH, RALPH E.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Tax adjustment bill,7323.
- correspondence, 7324.
United Nations Relief: appropriation,
10215, 10220.
Vessels: sale of surplus, 9171, 9275, 9280,
9285.
- excerpt from Harvard Report,
9172.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
CHURCH CONFERENCES DURING WAR-
TIME, remarks in House relative to,
976, 977, 978.
CHURCH FEDERATION OF GREATER
CHICAGO, letter opposing peacetime
compulsory military training from,
A5279.
CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN, relief work
of, A4935.
CHURCH OF GOD; granting a renewal of
patents Nos. 113 and 244 dated Febru-
ary 7, 1939, relating to flag of (see bill
H. R. 3213).
CHURCH AND MARRIAGE, sermon entitled
"What Our Church Teaches About
Christian Marriage" at Washington
Heights Presbyterian Church by Rev.
Robert E. Sherrill, A2496..
CHURCH WOMAN (publication), article en-
titled "No Discrimination" by Sara E.
Southall from, A285f.
CHURCHES AND PEACE, article captioned
"Counsel of churches vital to just
peace" by David Lawrence from Wash-
ington Evening Star, A1618.
"CHURCHES AND THE CHARTER OF THE
UNITED INATIONS," statement adopt-,
ed by Federal Council of the Churches
of Christ in. America entitled, A3305.
CHURCHES AND WORLD ORDER, summary
of second national study conference of
Federal Council of Churches of Christ
in America, Cleveland, Ohio, relative
to, A551.
CHURCHES' INFLUENCE FOR AID TO
STARVING EUROPEANS, article from
Christian Century relative to, A591.
CHURCHILL, RANDOLPH, article by John J.
Reilly replying to series of articles on
Ireland by, A5160.
Criticism of by Representatives Celler
and Rooney, A4882.
CHURCHILL, WINSTON' (Premier of Great
Britain), address before House of
Commons relative to Yalta Conference
by, A9'.7.
Address from New York Times by, A2315.
Address on postwar. problems before Con-
servative Party in London by, A2025.
Excerpt from speech on atomic bomb
brought peace-man alone can keep
peace by, A4109.
Remarks in House relative to statement
on Japanese war by, A2290.
Speech relative to critical postwar period
by, 4341.
Statement relative to the Atlantic Char-
ter submitted by, 229.
Statement before conference of his Con-
servative Party by, A1777.
Statement relative to economic prob-
lems of Greece by, 5678.
Statement relative to entrance of Jews
into Palestine by, A4271.
CHURCHILL AND FRANCO, article from Chi-
cago Sun relative to, A1029.
"CHURCHILL CUT THE GROUND FROM
UNDER FRANCO," editorial from San
Antonio Express entitled, A1213.
"CHURCHILL FLAYS SLOW DISCHARGES,"
article from Washington Times-Herald
captioned, A4483.
"CHURCHILL'S INDIGNATION HAMMERS
FRANCO'S BRASS," editorial from St.
Louis Star-Times entitled, A1213.

CHURCHMAN'S AWARD, address by Senator
Pepper in New York at presentation to
Henry A. Wallace of, A3049.
CHWALEK, CHARLES J. (Catholic priest),
radio address relative to plea from dy-
ing Poland by, A23k9.
CIECHANOWSKI, JAN (Polish Ambassador).
address on observance of anniversary
of Polish Constitution Day, A2094,
A2229.
CIGARETTES, letter by Leo T. Crowley in-
cluding comments and tables showing
lend-lease not responsible for short-
age of, A305.
Table: exports and production, 1936-44,
of, A306.
Resolution to investigate shortage of
(see S. Res. 84).
CINCINNATI ENQUIRER, article on Govern-
ment grows topsy says Representative
Jones by Charles M. Dean from, A1517.
CINCINNATI TIMES-STAR, article captioned
"The Crime of Thrift" by George E.
Sokolsky from, A3.
Editorial on debunking TVA bookkeep-
Ing from, A2426.
Editorial on atomic energy-control by
. dictatorial power from, A4531.
Editorial entitled "The Most American
Thing in Washington" from, A5547.
QINIGLIO, LOUIS, relief of legal guardian of
(see bill H. R. 1561*).
"CIO APPEAL TO BRITISH STARTLES
WASHINGTON," article by Arthur
Sears Henning entitled, A5775.
"CIO ASKS BRITAIN AID IN GM STRIKE,"
article from Washington Times-Herald
captioned, A5600.
CIO CAMPAIGN AGAINST CONGRESS, re-
marks In House relative to, 6922.
CIO COORDINATING COMMITTEE FOR CI-
VILIAN DEFENSE, ELY, MINN., state-
ment protesting meat shortage by,
A3120.
"CIO GROUP PROTESTS DETROIT MEAT
SHORTAGE," article from Detroit
(Mich.) Evening Star entitled, A3120.
CIO LEADERS BOOED, remarks in House rel-
ative to Detroit, Mich., and, A1099.
CIO LEADERS VISIT SOVIET RUSSIA, arti-
cle from CIO News relative to, A4448.
"CIO-NEW DEAL PACT SEALED," article by
George Van Slyke from New York Sun
entitled, A458.
CIO NEWS (publication), article captioned
"Soviet friendship group backed by
CIO leaders" from, A4448.
Editorial entitled "International Secur-
ity" from, A607.
Editorial entitled "The Champion Passes,
But His Work Goes On" from, A1815.
CIO POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE, re-
marks in House relative to pressure
policy of, A4541.
Remarks in House relative to $25 weekly
compensation favored by, A4664.
"CIO SEAMEN BLOCK END OF SHIP TIE-
UP," article from Washington Times-
Herald entitled, A4331.
"CIO UNION STRIKE VOTE THREATENS
CONTRACT VIOLATION," article from
Washington Post captioned, A5188.
CIO AND WALLACE'S APPOINTMENT, re-
marks in House relative to, A534.
"CIO-PAC SOUGHT WALLACE APPOINT-
MENT TO TEST POLITICAL
STRENGTH," article by Frank R.
Kent captioned, A319.
CIO POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE,
article entitled "Vital Committee,
Posts, In House Go to PAC Men"
by Willard Edwards, A159.
CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS. See COURT
OF UNITED STATES.
INDEX
CITIES-THE PEOPLE WHO SELL THEM
TO VISITORS, article by Hubert M.
Harrison. of Longview, Tex., relative
to, A4713.
CITIZENS' ADVISORY COMMITTEE FOR
RETURNING VETERANS, NEWTON-
VILLE, MASS., report on veterans'
program for reestablishment by,
A27773.
CITIZENS COMMITTEE FOR MILITARY
TRAINING OF YOUNG MEN, INC.,
statement relative to universal mili-
tary training by, A1318.
CITIZENS' COUNCIL FOR COMMUNITY
PLANNING, address on Washington's
housing problem by Senator Ellender
under auspices of, A2896.
Resolution commending Senator Capper
for his untiring effort for passage' of
bill (S. 1426) for slum clearance in
the District of Columbia, 10114.
CITIZENS OF THE UNITED STATES, re-
quiring oath of allegiance by certain
naturalized and derivative (see bill
H. R. 711).
Bill declaring certain spouses of United
States citizens serving honorably in
armed forces during Second World War,
to be (see bill H. R. 2650).
Joint resolution providing for paying
expenses of returning certain nationals
from Philippine Islands to continental
United States (see S. J. Res. 24).
CITIZENSHIP, addres entitled "Definition of
A Good Citizen" by George E. String-
fellow at Albany, N. Y., A706.
Bill providing for issuance of documen-
tary evidence of United States (see
bill H. R. 116).
Bill to provide that nationals of United
States shall not lose their nationality
by reason of voting under legal com-
pulsion in foreign state (see bill H. R.
434*).
Bill to provide for loss of United States
nationality under certain circum-
stances (see bill H. R. 728).
Bill to provide for expatriation of cer-
tain nationals of the United States
(see bill H. R. 1279).
Bill to provide In case of certain nat-
uralized citizens cancellation of (see
bill H. R. 1734).
Bill for admission of aliens who came
into this country prior to July 1, 1924
to (see bill H. R. 1972).
Bill to confer upon certain Inhabitants
of Guam (see bill H. R. 3528).
Bill to confer citizenship upon certain
inhabitants of American Samoa (see
bill H. R. 3546)."
Bill amending the Immigration Act of
1924 with respect to eligibility to (see
bill S. 304).
Bill declaring to be citizens of United
States certain spouses of United States
citizens serving honorably in armed
forces during Second World War (see
.bills S. 563; H. R. 2299).
Concurrent resolution favoring inquiry
by State Department Into question of
stateless persons (see H. Con. Res.
109).
Joint resolution for amendment to Con-
stitution relative to (see H. J. Res.
22).
Remarks In House relative to bill (H. R.
3546) to extend to native people of
American Samoa, A3031.
Remarks in House relative to elimina-
tion of educational requirements for
older people to obtain, 6960.
Speech entitled "The Challenges of Citi-
zenship" by Senator Wiley in Washing-
ton to 175 citizens, A4698.
CITIZENSHIP: FOUNDATION IN SCHOOLS,
letter by W. H. Holcombe, of Mobile,
Ala., relative to, A4449.
CITRUS PRODUCTS, remarks in House rel-
ative to ceiling prices on, 11602, 12472,
A5258.
Remarks in House relative to theme of
OPA propaganda on, A5675.
Remarks in House relative to OPA's mis-
leading statements on advance in
prices on, A5676.
CITRUS PRODUCTS RESEARCH COUNCIL,
remarks in House relative to recom-
mendation to establish in Florida a
laboratory for study of tropical fruits
and vegetables by, A4631.
CITY-COUNTY HOSPITAL, relief (see bill
H. R. 12600). ,
CITY OF CLINTON BRIDGE COMMISSION,
reenact the act creating (see bill S.
1660*).
CITY AND FEDERAL AID, address by Philip
B. Fleming in Chicago before Amer-
ican Municipal Association relative to,
A5127.
CITY NATIONAL BANK BUILDING CO., re-
lief (see bill S. 1514).
CITY SERVICE TRANSIT CO., relief (see bill
H. R. 908).
CIVIC FORUM (publication), article cap-
tioned "Huge Beer and Whisky Profits
Bypass the Farmer" by William Paul
Walker from, A873.
CIVILIAN APPOINTMENTS. See EXECUTIVE
NOMINATIONS AND CONFIRMATIONS.
CIVILIAN DEFENSE, permit civilian de-
fense volunteers to retain on cessa-
tion of such activity certain equip-
ment (see bills, S. 289; H. R. 732, 991,
2779).
CIVILIAN EMPLOYEES. See also EMPLOYEES
OF THE UNITED STATES.
Remarks in House relative to decrease of
employees in continental United States
and increase of civilians employed by
the United States in foreign countries,
9502.
CIVILIAN EMPLOYMENT IN THE EXECU-
TIVE BRANCH OF THE FEDERAL
GOVERNMENT, report of the Joint
Committee on Reduction of Nonessen-
tial Federal Expenditures, 2801.
CIVILIAN MANPOWER, providing for mobi-
lization of (see bills H. R. 1752t, 1803).
Remarks in House relative to mobiliza-
tion of, 2778, 2837.
Remarks in House relative to bill (H. R.
1752) providing for mobilization of,
567, 585, 587, 594, 642, 751.
CIVILIAN OFFICES AND POSITIONS, re-
move restrictions on the holding by
retired officers of certain (see bill S.
1228).
CIVILIAN PERSONNEL, reimburse for per-
sonal property lost as result of Japa-
nese occupation of Hong Kong and
Manila (see bills S. 289; H. R. 990*).
CIVILIAN PRODUCTION ADMINISTRATION,
letter by J. D. Small relative to crea-
tion of, A4558.
Remarks in House relative to creation
of, A4558.
CIVILIAN PUBLIC SERVICE, letter by Paul
G. Hayes, of Bismarck, N. Dak., rela-
tive to discharge of men from, A5127.
CIVILIAN WAR AGENCIES, message from
the President requesting an appropri-
ation for, 2804.
CIVIL AERONAUTICS, resolution in Senate
(S. Res. 83) to discharge the Com-
mittee on Interstate Commerce from
further consideration of bill S. 541 and
refer same to the Committee on Com-
merce, 1413.
CIVIL AERONAUTICS ACT OF 1938, amend
* (see bills S. 541; H. R. 166, 531, 532,
674, 1814, .3383, 4912).
List of miscellaneous changes in e.:ist-
ing law provided by H. R. 674), A39.

CIVIL AERONAUTICS ACT OF 1938-Con.
Outline of principal provisions of H. R.
674, A37.
Remarks in House relative to H. R. 674,
providing amendments to, A37.
Bill to authorize continued operation of
certain airport traffic-control towers
by (see bill H. R. 451).
'Bill relating to discharge status of mem-
bers of former members of Army Air
Forces Enlisted Reserve Corps who
have participated in (see bill H. R.
2070).
Bill to encourage American youth in
science of aeronautics by establishing
a Model Aircraft Division in (see bill
H. R. 2608).
Bill authorizing advanced training in
heronautics of technical personnel of
(see bill S. 5).
Letter from Secretary of Commerce
transmitting estimate of personnel re-
quirements for, 1886.
Remarks in House relative to, 957.
Remorks in House relative to increased
appropriation for airport advisory
service of, A1273.
CIVIL AERONAUTICS ADMINISTRATION
WAR TRAINING SERVICE, provide
flying pay for persons in (see bill H. R.
S .4961).
Bill relating to granting of commissions
or appointment as flight officers to
men of armed forces or men who had
training under (see bill H. R. 2675).
CIVIL AERONAUTICS AUTHORITY, create
independent (see bills S 1; H. R. 478).
Remarks in House relative to, 9666.
Remarks in House relative to hamstring-
ing of American merchant marine by
actions of, A661.
Remarks in House relative to policy to-
ward American merchant marine by,
A714.
CIVIL AERONAUTICS BOARD. See also Ex-
ECUTIVE NoMINATIONS AND CONFIRMA-
TIONS.
*Bill to establish as an independent
agency of the Government (see bill
H. R. 3423).
Letter enclosing table showing present
status of State aviation laws by, A282.
Letter relative to uniform State air com-
merce legislation by, A622.
List of cities and towns filing applica-
tions for airplane service with, A3352.
Multiple taxation: transmitting recom-
mendations with regard to, 3229, 3351.
Remarks in House relative to effect on
New England of recent ruling on,
A1919.
Remarks in House relative to strangling
policy on merchant marine of, A1487.
Remarks in House relative to jurisdic-
tion to establish air service to smaller
cities of, A3196.
Remarks 'inHouse relative to number of
* applications for air service before,
A3352.
Statement by various Members of Con-
. gress relative to activities of, A5774.
CIVIL AERONAUTICS LAWS, statement con-
cerning revision of, 8309.
CIVIL AIR PATROL, provide for issuance of
awards for service in (see bills S. 30;
H. R. 659).
-Bill to provide for recognition as veterans
of World War II active-duty members
of (see bills S. 381; H. R. 1941, 2149).
Resolution by Legislature of Texas rela-
tive .to service of, A1781.
CIVIL EMPLOYMENT IN GOVERNMENT,
proposing to amend the Constitution
relative to appointment, under certain
conditions, of Senators or Representa-
tives to (see H. J. Res. 61).
CIVIL ENGINEERING (publication), address
on free.enterprise and capitalistic sys-
S, tern by John Cyprian Stevens from,
A4043.
INDEX
CIVIL ENGINEERING-Continued.
Article relative to development of Co-
lumbia River by Ralph A. Tudor from,
A2208.
CIVIL SERVICE.
Bill to amend act for retirement of em-
ployees in classified (see bills H. R.
74, 310, 334; S. 402).
Bill to amend section 8 of act of May
29, 1930, relative to payment of an-
nuities (see bill H. R. 282).
Bill relative to certain annuities (see bill
H. R. 283).
Bill to extend existing contributory sys-
tem of retirement benefits to elective
officers and heads of executive depart-
ments (see bill H. R. 524).
Bill, to extend veteran-preference bene-
fits to certain persons and their wives
or widows, who served in Texas Na-
tional Guard during World War (see
bill H. R. 1274).
"Billto extend veterans' preference under
civil-service laws and rules (see bill
H. R. 1282).
Bill to provide that veterans needing
prosthetic appliances will not thereby
be deprived of opportunity* to take
examinations for (see bill H: R: 1825).
Bill to make. honorably discharged. vet-
.erans eligible for civil service.employ-
ment notwithstanding commission of
misdemeanor prior to entry into serv-
ice (see- bill H. R. 2209). - relative to veteran representation on,
Bill to confer a permanent, status on
veterans under, temporary civil-service
appointments during the: present -war
(see bill H. R. 2213)..
Bill to provide ,that. periods of voca-
tional training undertaken-by disabled
veterans in preparing for employment
by United States shall be credited for
retirement purposes (see bill H. R.
2355).
Bill to protect retirement rights of per-
sons who leave the service to enter the
armed forces of the United States (see
bill H. R. 3256*).
Bill to give retired noncommissioned of-
ficers in Army and Navy preference in
appointments to positions in (see bill
H. R. 3977).
To amend section 2 (b) of act ex-
tending classified executive civil serv-
ive to provide for counting mili-
tary service of certain employees of
legislative branch in determining
eligibility (see bill S. 102*).
Bill to amend act extending the classi-
fied executive civil service so as to
eliminate time limit within which in-
cumbents of positions covered into
classified service pursuant to such act
may be recommended for classifica-
tion (see bill S. 576*).
Bill to provide that periods of vocational
training undertaken by disabled vet-
erans in preparing for employment by
United Statesshall be credited for re-
tirement purposes (see bill S. 736).
Bill to prevent discrimination against
blind persons through administration
of laws governing (see bill S. 987;
H. R. 2939, 3067).
Bill to provide for payment of accumu-
lative or accrued leave to certain
members of armed forces (see bill S.
1379).
Letter by unnamed constituent offering
suggestions for policy of, A4338.
Remarks in House relative to disposition
of retirement fund, A1390.
Remarks in House relative to exemption
of taxing annuities of, A4081.
Remarks in House relative to Irregulari-
ties in, A4902.
Remarks in House entitled "Congress
Should Take Inventory Of," 10681.
Resolution relative to civil-service status
of veterans by Boston (Mass.) Chapter,
No. 10, Disabled American Veterans,
A669.
CIVIL SERVICE-Continued.
Resolution to investigate policies- and
practices relative to civilian employ-
ment in the departments and agencies
of the Government (see H. Res. 66*),
335.
CIVIL SERVICE BOARD OF APPEALS, cre-
ate (see bill S. 533; H. R. 583).
CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION.
Bill to create a Federal Civilian Retire-
ment Administration and to transfer
thereto function pertaining to civil-
service retirement activities of (see bill
H. R. 3106).
Bill to provide review of decisions, with
respect to character and loyalty of
Government employees, and applicants
for Government employment of (see
bill S. 1339).
Classification Act of 1923: letter from
president of Commission transmitting
draft of bill to amend, 5753, 5756.
Correspondence relating to return of re-
tirement deductions between Rep-
resentative McCormack and, A5211.
Estimate of appropriation for salaries and
expenses of, 12123:
Letter transmitting. a copy of a proposed
bill. to improve salary and wage ad-
ministration In the Federal Service,
1389.
- letter by Representative Rees
A3195: .
-Letter, from- President transmitting an-
. nual report of, 6408.
Letter transmitting estimate of person-
nel requirements for, 3228,:8335.
Letter and:report relative to impounding
Civil Service Retirement and Disability
Fund by, A1390.
Letter transmitting one set of the Com-
mission's requests for personnel for,
125.
- Letter transmitting a draft of proposed
legislation to improve-salary and wage
administration in, 1403.
Letter relative to legislation providing
true overtime pay for Federal em-
ployees, A1257.
Letter from transmitting draft of bill
providing annuity at 70 after 5 years'
- service, 10825.
Letter relative to legislation providing
annual and sick leave for substitute
employees from, A5776.
Letter from the President relative to ad-
ditional basic authority for, 12101. -
Message "from President transmitting
supplemental estimates of appropria-
tion- for (S. Doc. 120, H. Doc. 327),
11524.
Public office: transmitting draft of bill
to prohibit purchase and sale of, 12231.
Remarks in House relative to appoint-
ment of a veteran to, A3195.
Remarks in House relative to appropria-
tions for, 896.
Remarks in House relative to conditions
in, 7098.
Resolution to investigate (see H. Res.
171), 1881.
Veterans' preference: letter transmitting
draft of b3ill to amend, 6631, 6700.
CIVIL SERVICE LAWS, report of the Com-
mittee to Investigate Administration
and Operation of (S. Rept. 24), 464.
CIVIL SERVICE RETIREMENT ACT.
Bill to amend further (see bills H. R. 35,
663).
Bill to suspend until termination of hos-
tilities the compulsory retirement age
of employees subject to (see-bills H. R.
502, 507).
Bill to amend relative to exemption of
annuity payments from taxation (see
bill H. R. 577*).
Bill to provide that credit shall be Pl-
lowed for service with city of Manila,
P. I., under (see bill H. R. 614).

CIVIL SERVICE RETIREMENT ACT-Con.
Bill to provide credit for certain service
in Philippine Islands under (see bill
H. R. 1213).
Bill to amend, to provide for inclusion of
time spent in vocational rehabilitation
by veterans injured while in the
armed forces (see bill H. R. 1893).
Bill to extend to employees with not
less than 5 years' service voluntarily
separated from the service certain
benefits under (see bill H. R. 1969).
Bill to amend further (see bill H. R.
2133)
Bill to amend (see bill H. R. 2599).
Bill to grant a temporary increase in cer-
tain annuities under (see bill H. R.
2638).
Bill to extend certain benefits of Canal
Zone Retirement Act of 1931 to certain
employees covered by (see bill H. R.
2679).
Bill to exempt annuity payments under
(see bill H. R. 2948").
Bill to amend act entitled (see bill H. R.
3054).
Bill to amend, to provide for return of
amount of deductions from compensa-
tion of any employee who is separated
or transferred to a position not within
purview of such act before completing
10 years of service (see bill H. R. 3110).
Bill to protect retirement rights of per-
sons who leave the service to join the
armed forces (see bill H. R. 3256*).
Bill to amend, to aid reconversion and
stimulate employment of younger per-
sons by encouraging older persons to
retire (see bill H. R. 4133).
Bill to amend to provide for retirement
after 25 years of service, irrespective of
age (see bill H. R. 4223).
Bill to amend, to provide for return of
amounts deducted from compensation
in all cases of separation from posi-
tions within purview of such act (see
bill H. R. 4318).
Bill to amend section 6 of (see bill H. R.
4651).
Bill to amend, to clarify its provisions
with respect to its application to cer-
tain offices in executive branch of the
uovernment (see bill S. 88).
Bill amending sections 7 (a) and 12 (b)
of (see bill S. 378).
Bill to amend to make possible the cred-
iting under such act of certain periods
of State service (see bill S. 403).
Bills to amend (see bills S. 404, 405; H. R.
1417).
Bill to amend (see bill S. 653).
Bill to amend to make such act applica-
ble to officers and employees of national
farm-loan associations and production
credit associations (see bill S. 707).
Bill to amend so as to exempt annuity
payments under such act from taxa-
tion (see bill S. 838).
Bill to amend (see bill S. 839).
Bill to amend so as to eliminate the so-
called tontine deduction (see bill
S. 841).
Bill to amend relative to annuities (see
bill S. 896").
Bills to amend (see bills S. 1089; H. R.
3256*, 3492, 3535, 3562).
Bill to extend to certain officers and em-
ployees of the Smithsonian Institu-
tion the benefits of (see bill S. 1141).
Bill to amend act so as to provide for
recomputation of annuities of em-
ployees who retired prior to January
24, 1942 (see bill S. 1384).
Letter from Secretary of Treasury trans-
mitting proposed bill to amend, 4684,
4688.
Letter from president of Civil Service
Commission transmitting draft of bill
to amend, 4688.
Remarks in House on bill (H. R. 2948) to
exempt annuity payments from taxa-
tion, 9086.
INDEX
CIVIL SERVICE RETIREMENT ACT-Con.
Remarks in House relative to opposition
to increase annuities under, A4081.
Resolution for a special order for bill
(H. R. 2948) to amend (see H. Res.
350), 8990.
CIVIL SEIRVICE RETIREMENT AND DIS-
ABILITY FUND, letter and report by
Civil Service Commission relative to
impounding, A1390.
Resolution to print the letter of the
President of the Board of Actuaries of
(see H. Res. 329), 7712.
CIVIL WAR, provide for increasing rate of
pension of veterans who are blind or
helpless or so nearly blind or helpless
as to require regular aid and attend-
ance (see bill H. R. 4552).
Bill to provide for increasing rate of pen-
sion for veterans of who are blind or
helpless or so nearly blind or helpless
as to require regular aid and attend-
ance (see bill S. 852).
Excerpt relative to mismanagement dur-
ing, 9826.
CIVIL WAR BATTLE STREAMERS, authoriz-
ing the carrying with regimental colors
of (see bill S. 225*).
"CIVIL WAR IN CHINA," editorial from
Washington Star entitled, A4865.
CIVIL WAR VETERANS, increase monthly
rate of service pension payable to
widows or remarried widows of (see bill
H. R. 126).
Bill for relief of certain widows of (see
bill H. R. 644).
CIVILIZATION, remarks in House relative to
atomic bomb and survival of, A4406.
Remarks in House relative to struggle of
man through the ages to improve,
A395.
CIVILIZATION: EFFECT OF ATOMIC BOMB,
editorial from Saturday Review of Lit-
erature by Norman Cousins relative to,
A4079.
CLADYCH, MIKE (major, U. S. Army), Asso-
ciated Press dispatch from Washington
Star relative to military exploits of,
A120.
CLAIMS.
Bill to provide for barring of certain
claims by the United States in con-
nection with Government checks and
warrants (see billH. R. 129).
Bill to repeal certain provisions of law
making exceptions to the prohibition
with respect to prosecution of claims
against United States by former Gov-
ernment employees (see bill H. R.
342).
Bill for relief of sundry claimants (see
bill H. R. 3068*).
Bill providing for adjudication of cer-
tain claims arising after January 1,
1926, out of Tariff Act of 1922 (see bill
H. R. 3437).
Bill to provide for settlement of claims
for damage to crops caused by wild fowl
in vicinity of national wildlife refuges
(see bill H. R. 3527).
Bill to provide Navy with a system of
laws for settlement of claims uniform
with that of the Army (see bill H. R.
3759).
Bill to adjudicate claims for damages re-
sulting from operation of aircraft by
United States (see bill H. R. 3901).
Bill relating to assignments of claims
against United States for consideration
for performance of personal service
(see bill H. R. 4166).
Bill to facilitate filing and settlement of
(see bill H. R. 4901).
Bill to facilitate settlement of (see bill
H. R. 4902).
Bill to authorize payment of certain
claims for damage to property, prior to
May 27, 1941, out of activities of War
Department or Army (see bill S. 142).
CLAIMS-Continued.
Bill to prohibit prosecution of claims
against United States or Government
corporations by employees or former
employees (see bill S. 843).
Bill to provide for prompt settlement of
claims for damages occasioned by
Army, Navy, and Marine Corps forces
in foreign countries (S. 936*; H. R.
3111*).
Bill relating to settlement and payment
for claims for damage to property by
Secretary of Navy (see bill S. 1364").
Bill to limit time within which certain
actions may be brought by United
States (see bill S. 1390).
Joint resolution to supplement act of
June 3, 1920, to provide for a full ac-
counting in pending claims of Sioux
Tribe of Indians (see H. J. Res. 179).
Message from the President transmitting
estimate of appropriation to pay
claims for damages to or loss or de-
struction of property or personal in-
jury or death (S. Does. 17, 18, 21), 1639.
CLANCY, MARGARET G., relief (see bill S.
922).
CLAN-NA-GAEL OF NEW YORK AND
BRONX COUNTIES, N. Y., resolutions
relative to injustice to Ireland by
Partition Act by, A4305.
CLAPP, NELLY, pension (see bill S, 1263).
CLAPPER, RAYMOND, remarks in House rela-
tive to value to war effort of, A4589.
CLAREMORE, OKLA., memorial of legisla-
ture of Oklahoma relative to avail-
ability of mineral waters to returning
soldiers at, 4930.
Remarks in House relative to memorial
to memory of Will Rogers erected in,
A5330.
CLAREMORE, OKLA.: CAPITAL OF UNITED
NATIONS, letter by Elmer Tanner rela-
tive to, A5331.
CLARION (MISS.) LEDGER, editorial cap-
tioned "Honors paid Nazis at Como
camp mocked the murdered Ameri-
cans" from, A1792.
CLARK, BEN F., bill to authorize Secretary
of Interior to sell certain lands in
Montana to (see bill H. R. 4328).
CLARK, BENNETT CHAMP (a former Sen-
ator from Missouri), address at com-
missioning of U. S. S. Missouri, A1648.
Notice of hearing on nomination to be
an associate justice of th United
States Court of Appeals for the Dis-
trict of Columbia, 8516.
CLARK. BOB, relief of estate (see bill H. R.
4210).
CLARK, CHARLES, relief (see bill H. R. 1134).
CLARK, CHARLES A., relief (see bill H. R.
3971).
CLARK, ETTA, relief (see bill H. R. 4269).
CLARK, FRED, bill authorizing Secretary of
Interior to sell certain land in Mon-
tana to (see bill S. 1502).
CLARK, GEORGE ROGERS, article by Ham-
bleton Tabb relative to historic life
of, A2670.
Resolution by George Rogers Clark
Memorial Committee of Filson Club of
,Louisville, Ky., relative to proper
requisition be given, A2670.
CLARK, HARRY G., letter relative to more
ration food points for pregnant moth-
ers. from Detroit Medical News by,
A2619.
CLARK, J. BAYARD (a Representative from
North Carolina).
Appointed on committee, 15.
Appointed on Joint Committee on the
Investigation of Pearl Harbor, 8604.

CLARK J.BAYARD-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by'
Belk, Mary, for. relief (see bill H. R.
3359), 5302.
Holmes, Mrs. W. H. (Agnes): for relief
(see bill H. R. 3360), 5302.
Jones, W. D., and Ethel S.: for relief (see
bill H. R. 2661), 2381.
McGill, Gertrude: for relief (see bill H.
R. 3823), 7663.
Remarks by, on
Fair Employment Practice Committee,
7476, 7489.
Lending agencies of the Government,
1147.
Missouri: Additional judgeship, 8869.
Navy; disposition of vessels and facilities,
5344.
Wallace, Henry A., 1148.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Rules:
Committee on Public Lands: investiga-
tion by (H. Res. 96, Rept. 329) 2153, CLARKSBURG (W. VA.) EXPONENT-TELE-
2164.
Consideration of bill (H. R. 43)-safe-
guard admission of evidence (H. Res.
152, Rept. 328), 21,53, 2164. "
Consideration of bill (H. R. 2113) to
amend Federal .Farm Loan Act (H.
Res. 247, Rept. 527), 4302. •
Consideration of bill (H. R., 3180)-dis- CLARKSON, M. R., letter relative to expan-
position of naval vessels (H. Res. 267,
Rept. 619), 5218, 5251.
Consideration of (H. Con. Res. 81) Fed- CLASON, CHARLES R. (a Ropresentative
eral-Aid Road Act (H. Res. 359, Rpt,
1025), 8983.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES
CLARK, JOHN KIRKLAND, article entitled
"A Bill of Duties-Egalt6 oblige" from
Bar Bulletin-by, A3644.
CLARK, JOHN M. (brigadier general U. S.
Army), address at dedication of sol-
diers memorial service roll at Perry-
opolis, Pa., by, A3064.
CLARK. JOSEPHINE, relief (see bill H. R.
1134).
CLARK, LORAN, tribute in House to, 10278.
CLARK, MARK W.; (gerner'al, U. S. Army),
address in New York in acceptance of
annual award of Italian-American
Labor Council by, A4295.
Address by Luigi Antonini in New York
upon presentation of annual award of
Italian-American Labor Council to,
A4296.
Article captioned "Mark. Clark Lauded
for Skill, Tact" by Representative Luce
from.Hartford (Conn.) Daily Courant,
A1670.
Commendatory message sent by the
Speaker of the House of Representa-
tives to, 2411.
Letter dommending the Thirty-sixth En-
gineer Combat Regiment written by,
5249.
Message of congratulations to Boy Scouts -
of America from, A634.
Message transmitted by The Adjutant
General to the Speaker of the- House
of Representatives expressing appreci-
ation of General Clark for the message
of encouragement received by him
from the House, 2488.
Message from the President relative to
award of Italian-American Labor
Council annual "four freedoms" award,
10635.
Reception in Senate to, 6188:
Remarks in House relative to' 3050.
Tribute in House to, 9657.
CLARK MEMORIAL MASONIC ASSOCIA-
TION relief (see bill H. H. 1053).
CLARK, NOBLE, excerpt relative, to bill H.
R. 2215, establishing agricultural ad-
ministrative areasl from address by,
A3209.
CLARK,(see
ROBERT J., correct military record
'bill. S. 1256.
INDEX
CLARK. TOM C. (Attorney General, United
States),. address in Hyde-Park, N. Y.
it unveiling of bust of Franklin D.
loosevelt by, t4332.
Remarks in I-rouse relative to appoint-
ment as Attorney General cf, A2432.
CLARKE, JOHN H. (former Associate Justice
Supreme Court), editorial from New
York Times reviewing life work cf,
A1521.
Editorial from Youngstown (Ohio) Vin-
dicatcr relative to late, A1435.
Tribute in the House to late, A1520.
CLARIE, JOSEPH S., letter opposing Uni-
versal Military Service Act by, A550.
CLARKE, W. R., article entitled "Australia
Rcports Show Failure of Socialism"
from Amhert (Nova Scotia) Daily
News by, A4161.
"CLARKS FORC RIVER," poem by Bob Rob-
ertson entitled, A2993.
GRAM, editorial relative to a board to
formulate air policy for our national
defense from, A4498.
CLARKSBURG (W. VA.) TELEGRAM, edi-
torial on Need of Able Vice Presi-
dents from, A3135.
sion of Federal meat inspection by,
A2709.
frcm Massachusetts).
Address at celebration of I Am an Amer-
ican Day, Chiccpee, Mass.
Address by Claude Rains on I Am an
American Day at Springfield, Mass.,
A2572.
Address by Gilbert H. Montague on inter-
national trade agreements and cartels,
A148.
Appointed on committee, 88, 491.
Article by Sgt. Dale Kramer entitled
"Homeward Sailings Lag Behind,"
A5310.
Article from Holyoke (Mass.) Transcript-
Telegram relative to Canada being
land of plenty, A3391.
Article from'Ladies Home Journal en-
titled "A Bell for Springfield," A389.
Article from New York Herald Tribune
by Eric Underwood entitled "The Earli-
est Lincoln," A3840.
Editorial from Springfield (Mass.) Union
entitled "Bring the Soldiers Home,"
A5360.
Farm production of Hampden . and
Hampshire Counties, Mass., A2031.
Letter from a soldier setting forth con-
ditions and penalties inflicted on men
who complain in the Philippines,
A5310.
Letter from Civil Service Commission
favoring true time and one-half for
overtime, A1257.
Resolution- of western Massachusetts
branch of the Polish American Con-
gress concerning decisions of Yalta
Conference; A1823.
Statement by Capt. Benjamin Kuta
relative to ships coming home empty,
A5311.
Statement by Robert, Wood -Johnson on
minimum-wage rate, A4550.
Statement of- Federation of -Polish,Clubs
of Chicopee, Falls- and Willimansett;
Mass., relative to Polish situation,
A1901.
Amendments offered by, to
Armed forces voluntary enlistment bill
(H. R. 3951): to amend, 8708, 8709.
National Service Act .(H. R. 1752): to
amend, 650: 653, 742.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
American. prisoners. of war: to award a
medal to (see bill H. R. 2636), 2310.
-to provide for promotion (see bill
H. R..1816), 590.
Bourbeau, Angelina: for relief, (see bill
H. R. 202), 32.
127
CLASON, CHARLES R.-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Citizenship: providing documentary evi-
Cence of (see bill H. R. 115), 20.
Civil Service Retirement Act: to amend
(see bill 11. R. 4223), 9210.
- to amend relative-to amounts de-
ducted from compensation.in all cases
of separation from positions (see bill
H. R. 4318), 9512.
Dempsey Industrial Furnace Corp.: for
rolief (see bill H. R. 201), 32.
Discrimination in employment: to pro-
hibit (see bill H. R. 194), 22.
Dogs. Army: retraining of (see bill H. R.
3687), 7257.
Employees of the United States: amend
act to provide vacations (see bill H. R.
107), 20.
-- lprovide additional compensation
for certain (see bill H. R. 109), 20.
-provide payment of overtime com-
pensation (see bills H. R. 108, 192),
20, 22.
-. to remove discriminations against
certain employees in payment of over-
t.me compensation (see bill H. R. 112),
20.
Lynching: to prevent crime of (see bill
H. R. 113), 20.
Mustering Out Payment Act: to amend
(see bill h. R. 1509), 290.
Old-age assistance: to provide direct
Federal payments to citizens 60 years
of age (see bill H. R. 114), 20.
Parents of veterans: naturalization of
(see bill H. R. Z651), 7214.
Poll tax: to prohibit (see bill H. R. 193),
22.
Porter, Florence M.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 3720), 7342.
Postal service: to increase compensation
of employees (see bill H. R. 191), 22.
Racial discrimination: to prohibit in em-
ployment (see bill H. R. 1815), 590.
Southgate, Charles: to place on retired
list of the Army (see bill H. R. 3123),
4174.
Springfield Cooperative Bank: for relief
(see bill H. R. 2321), 1390.
Sullivan, D. A. & Sons, Inc.: for relief
(see bill ,.R. 5007), 12101.
Theriaque, Viola: for relief (see bill H. R.
1136), 591.
Veterans: to provide free postage to cer-
tain (see bill H. R. 111), 20.
--_to regulate eligibility for public
housing (see bill H. R. 110), 20.
Wilder, Robert H.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 2004), 838.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 1707.
Societies and associations, 1707, 2702,
4659, 9110, 9292.
State legislatures, 2311, 2743, 3352, 4-73,
4574, 5038, 7215.
Remarks by, on
Annuities: exemption from taxation,
1 9090, 9091.
Armed forces: voluntary enlistment bill,
8625, 8655,.6729.
Atlantic Charter: urging adoption of,
273.
Committee on Military Affairs:. permis-
sion to sit, 9519.,
Deficiency, appropriationbill,,11066, 11223.
Fair Employment Practices Commission,
594.
Federal employees: overtime pay, A1257.
Flood-control projects, .11066, 11220.
Floods; emergency-control bill, 4842,
4643, 4E44.
Foreign policy of the United States, 273.
Foreign Service, 2884.
Future Government of Poland, A1457.
Germany: statement by Hubert W.
Kregeloh, A4866.
Highway-construction program, 9099.
Mobilization of civilian manpower, 579.
National cemeteries for deceased veter-
ans, A1451.
128
CLASON, CHARLES R.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
National Service Act, 579, 647, 650, 651,
652, 653, 742.
- editorials, 580.
Navy and Marine Corps: increase per-
sonnel, 11440, 11442.
Nurses selective service bill, 1739, 1801.
Poland: free elections In, A5440.
-letter by James F. Byrnes, A5140.
Polish Constitution Day, 4142.
Poultry and eggs: shortage due to poli-
cies of WFA and OPA, A2152.
Production and distribution of food
products, A3228.
Rivers and harbors bill, 1374.
Selective service: Tydings' amendment,
1528.
Selective Service Act: extension, 2664.
Servicemen: return of, A5310.
Surplus Property Act; amendment, 8464.
Thirty-seventh Division: delay in dis-
charges, 10688.
Tobacco: marketing quotas, 1272.
United Nations Organization, 11044.
United Nations Relief: appropriation,
10297.
Veterans: care of, 4268.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
CLASSIFICATION ACT OF 1920. See also
CIVIL SERVICE.
Bill to amend, to create a mechanical
service (see bills H. R. 1510, 1578, 1660).
Bill to amend (see bills H. R. 2497, 2703).
Bill to provide for extension and applica-
tion to certain officers and employees
of Immigration and Naturalization
Service in Department of Justice the
provisions of (see bill H. R. 2626).
Bill to amend (see bills H. R. 3393*, 3488).
Bill to amend (see bills S. 595; H. R.
1103).
Bill to amend (see bill S. 807*).
CLAUSEN, JOHN B., relief (see bill H. R.
4633).
"CLAUSEWITZ MAY BE OBSOLETE," edi-
torial from Dunkirk (N. Y.) Evening Ob-
server entitled, A5199.
CLAUSON, HOWARD (ensign, U. S. Navy),
article entitled "What About the Hu-
man Problems of Democracy?" by John
Mundt and, A4583.
CLAUSSEN, CHARLES, testimony relative to
Government contracts concerning con-
struction of the Latin-American High-
way, 6102.
CLAXTON, GEORGE R., letter relative to the
Oregon lambs case, 7859.
CLAY, BESSIE I., relief (see bill H. R. 1598*).
CLAY, HENRY, address entitled "Henry Clay"
before Kentucky Society of Washing-
ton by South Trimble, A794.
Article from Boston newspaper relative
to ride over first public highway taken
by, A28.
Letter by South Trimble relative to mis-
takes in historical articles on, A794.
Remarks In House relative to statement
on public roads by, A28.
CLAYTON ACT, amend relative to unlawful
restraints and monopolies (see bill S.
615).
Editorial from Nashville Tennesseean
relative to amending, A5464. -
Letter by C. W. Harder favoreng H. R.
2357, to strengthen, A3932.
Remarks in House relative to support of
National Federation of Small Business
of legislation to strengthen, A3931.
CLAYTON, WILLIAM H., remarks in House
relative to statement on inequities of
Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act by, A936.
CLAYTON, WILLIAM L. (Assistant Secretary
of State), address on postwar foreign
economic policy in Washington before
Women's National Press Club by, A1361.
Address entitled "The Foreign Economic
Policy of the State Department" in De-
troit before Economic Club by, A2862.
INDEX
CLAYTON, WILLIAM L.-Continued.
Correspondence relative to extension of
Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act be-
tween Representative Simpson and,
A2447.
Letter by Repreesntative Celler relative to
international trade with India ad-
dressed to, A2893.
Radio address relative to Bretton Woods
agreements by, A1591.
Remarks in House relative to cotton
speculative activities of, A602.
Statement relative to domestic and for-
eign loans by, A2925.
CLEAR LAKE (IOWA) REPORTER, editorial
relative to full employment legislation
from A4735.
CLEARY, WILLIAM R. (commander, Dis-
abled American Veterans), telegram
relative to deplorable conditions at
veterans' hospital at Castle Point, N. Y.,
from, A1145.
"CLEAVAGE OF THE GIANTS," editorial from
Baltimore Sun entitled, A4430.
CLEM, A. L., relief (see bill S. 1684; H. R.
4361).
CLEMENS, C. HERBERT, correspondence rel-
ative to district office of OPA in Cin-
cinnati between Thomas L. Conlan
and, A2429, A2430.
Remarks in House relative to dismissal
as an investigator for OPA, in Cincin-
nati district of, A2429.
CLEMENT, STUART, letter relative to the
draft board written by, 9657.
CLEMENTS, DAVID 0., relief of estate (see
bill H. R. 257*).
CLEMENTS, EARLE C. (a Representative
from Kentucky).
Appointed conferee, 7408.
Appointed on committee, 274.
Appointed on committee to investigate
food situation, 2863.
Article from Louisville Courier-Journal
entitled "A Legal Barrier to Farm In-
dependence," A3399.
Leave of absence, 5793.
Radio address of Secretary of Agricul-
ture Anderson concerning Nation's
food supply, A3479.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Armed forces: to exclude from income
tax compensation received by members
serving outside the United States (see
bill H. R. 2876), 3352.
Clark, Bob: for relief of estate (see bill
H. R. 4210), 9109.
Croft, George D., for relief of estate (see
bill H. R. 4211), 9109.
Hancock, Gertrude (administratrix) : for
relief of (see bill H. R. 1787), 512.
Keith, James Herbert: for relief (see bill
H. R. 3301), 5037.
Newman, Conrad: for relief (see bill
H. R. 1788), 513.
Simmons, Elizabeth M., and Robert H.:
for relief (see bill H. R. 3121), 4174.
Tobacco: relating to marketing of (see
H. J. Res. 94, 98), 870, 975.
Petitions and papers presented by,-from
Citizens and individuals, 4175.
Societies and associationg, 3352.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
CLERGYMEN, remarks In House relative to
abuse of Congress by, 11413.
CLERK OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTA-
TIVES, communication from Moss A.
Plunkett attempting to contest the
election of 79 returned Members of the
House, 4726.
Election of South Trimble as (H. Res.
1*), 9.
Letter transmitting list of reports to be
made to Congress by public officers, 97.
Letter transmitting annual report of ex-
penditures from the contingent fund;
also a list of employees paid from the
contingent fund, 56.
CLERK OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTA-
TIVES-Continued.
Letter designating Newlin Megill to sign
official papers for and in the absence
of, 4817.
Letter transmitting papers in election of
George A. Dondero, 7890.
Letter transmitting a message from the
Secretary of the Senate certifying pas-
sage of certain engrossed bills and joint
resolution, 8322.
Letter transmitting a message from the
President of the United States vetoing
bill (H. R. 952) for payment of claim,
of the Morgan Creamery Co., 8323.
Letter transmitting a message from the
President of the United States vetoing
bill (H. R. 3477) relative to proposed
improvement of Savannah Harbor, Ga.,
and Two Harbors, Minn., 8323.
Letter transmitting a message from the
President of the United States vetoing
bill (H. R. 1856) for relief of the South-
western Drug Co., 8323.
Letter transmitting a message from the
President vetoing bill (H. R. 3549)
providing for conveyance of certain
Weather Bureau property to Norwich
University, 8324,
CLEVELAND, JOSEPH C., telegram favoring
the United Nations Charter, received
from, 8004.
CLEVELAND COUNTY, OKLA., authorizing
Secretary of Interior to partition cer-
tain lands in (see bill S. 438*).
CLEVELAND, OHIO, remarks in House rela-
tive to activities regarding violations
by regional OPA office in, A2047.
CLEVELAND, OHIO, remarks in House rela-
tive to appointment of Guy R. Lucas
as postmaster at, A2623, A2633.
CLEVELAND (OHIO) CHAMBER OF COM-
MERCE, excerpts from statement en-
titled "Peace and Prosperity-Our
Share In Establishing It" by Senator
Burton, A1854.
Statement relative to FEPC by board of
directors of, A2967.
CLEVELAND (OHIO) FEDERATION OF LA-
BOR, resolution relative to death of
Franklin Delano Roosevelt by, A1877.
CLEVELAND NEWS, article entitled "Equal
Rights For Women?" by Grace B. Doe-
ring from, A2182.
Article relative to equal rights amend-
ment by Mrs. Charles Bang from,
A2182.'
Editorial on Cleveland's power strike
from, A214.
Editorial on Federal Labor Relations Act:
Labor's reaction from, A3155.
Editorial entitled "At Last-The Needed
Wagner Law Reform" from, A3161.
Statement on Public's" bill of rights by
Senator Burton from, A3471.
CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER, article on
universal military service by W. G.
Vorpe from, A285.
Article on Farley's views on postwar
economic problems from, A1665.
Article relative to Guy. R. Lucas as post-
master at Cleveland, Ohio, from,
A2634.
Article entitled "Labor Bill in Senate
Would Correct Many Evils" by West-
brook Pegler from, A3297.
Article on America's future-tragic era
by Louis Bromfield from, A4506,
Article entitled "Congress Rolls Out
Pork Barrel" by Walker S. Buel from,
A4621.
Article entitled "St. Lawrence Seaways
Case Bad Pre-War Error-A Pistol At
Hitler" by Jay Franklin from.A1668.
Editorial. relative to increased pay for
postal employees from, A2176.
Editorial entitled "Asking For Trouble"
Federal Labor Relations . Act, from
A3230.

CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER-Continued.
Editorial entitled "A Major Peacetime
Problem" from.A3211.
Editorial entitled "For Industrial Peace"
from, A3104.
Editorial entitled "Presidential Succes-
sion from, A3119.
Excerpts. from speech favoring world
i government by M. J. Adler from, A4662.
CLEVELAND PRESS, articles on religious
groups in Cleveland (Ohio) united for
peace by Dilworth Lupton from, A1479.
'CLIFT, KATHLEEN, letter relative to the
Article entitled "Labor Relations Bill Ad-
*mits Wagner Act Dangerous" by West-
brook Pegler from A3230.
Article entitled "Industrialists Honor
'Seven Labor Leaders" by Ray de Crane
from, A3239.
Editorial bntitled "Putting the Public
First" from, A3211.
Editorial entitled "Strikes Versus Con-
tracts" from, A3510.
Editorial on "On •$46 A Week, Here's
What You Can or Can't Buy" by Ray
de Crane from, A5280.
News Item relative to jobs for returning
veterans from, A1923.
. CLEVELAND ROUND TABLE, address on
pattern for peace by Representative
Feighan before, A1419.
CLEVENGER, CLIFF (a Representative from
Ohio).
Appointed on committee, 491.
• Appointed on Treaty of Greenville Cele-
bration Commission. 8377.
Articles frpm'Bryan (Ohio) Press listing
soldiers 'killed, wounded, or missing
in Williams County, Ohio, A2275.
Editorial from Chicago Tribune on truth
concerning 'Pearl Harbor disaster,
'A481 1.
Telegram from Guy C. Cape, Edgerton,
Mich., relative'to drafting farm work-
ers, 764.
Bills and joint resolutions intr'ditced by
General-Anthony Wayne Memorial Park-
way: survey for (see bill H. R. 1163),
125
National Service Life Insurance Act: to
amend (see bill H. R. 1426), 268.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill, 2577,
2578.
Agricultural Extension Service, 4551,
4570.
Armed forces: demobilization, 10746.
Cattle: ceiling prices, 975.
- article from Chicago Tribune, 976.
-- article from National Grange
Monthly, 976.
Commodity Credit Corporation, 1972.
Corn-hog situation: letter from a
farmer, 2779.
Defense Highway Act, 9658.
Deficiency appropriation bill: conference
report, 12359.
Economy bloc in Congress, A4571.
Farm prices: reply to Mr. Sabath, 2577.
Farm workers: drafting of, 764, 832.
Federal aid to airports, A4571.
-article from Bryan, (Ohio) Demo-
crat, A4571.
Food and Agriculture Organization of
United Nations, 3983.
Friend, Bud (a returned -veteran) : re-
fusal'of OPA ration board to give
ration points to, 3667.
Klamath-Falls, Oreg.: United States Dis-
trict Court, 9660.
Latin America: Good-neighbor policy,
11412.
Nationality Act, 4272.
Office of Price Administration, 10060.
Reciprocal trade agreements, 4896, 4897,
5147.
Spangler; J. R.: failure of War Depart-
ment to notify Lieut. T. R. Spangler
of death of, 8605.
Speaks, John C.: death of, 10471.
XCI-Ind--9
INDEX
CLEVENGER, CLIFF-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Subsidies: statistics, A2317.
Veterans: housing shortage at colleges,
9792.
Virgiii Islands: status of certain natives,
4826.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
"CLEVENGER OPPOSES BILL FOR AIR-
PORTS," article by Cass Cullis from
Bryan (Ohio) Democrat entitled,
A4571.
OPA written by, 218.
CLIFTON, DREW S., letter relative to de-
plorable condition of veterans' hous-
ing problem by, A5355.
CLINCHER,
' CALVIN, issue patent in fee to
(see bill S. 1600).
-CLINCHY, RUSSELL J., sermon on subject,
Atomic Bomb, at Center Church,
Hartford, Conn., by, A4486.
CLINE, JOHN H., article by, 7253.
Article entitled "Labor Wins Favored
Place Before Court" from Washington
Evening Star by, A3197.
Editorial entitled "Hobbs Bill Presents
Test for Liberals" from Washington
Evening Star by, A5644.
Excerpt from article entitled "Labor
Wins Favored Place ,Before Court"
from Washington Evening Star by,
A3251.
CLINTON CONSTRUCTION CO., relief (see
bill H. R. 2304).
CLINTON (MASS.) DAILY ITEM, editorial
entitled "Freeman Versus Slaves" from,
A1008.
CLINTON, OKLA., establish Naval Aviation
Academy at (see bill H. R. 2475).
CLIPPINGER, ROY (a Representative from
Illinois).
Credentials, 10982.
Elected to committees (H. Res. 436),
11273.
Sworn in, 10983.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
CLOSE, UPTON, article entitled "Close Up"
relative to British loan by, A5685.
Radio address on true Americanism by,
A3133.
CLOTHING, article captioned "Undershirt
sale stirs wrath of OPA" from New
York Times, A4592.
Bill to make available to discharged
members of armed forces an adequate
supply of wearing apparel at fair prices
(see bill S. 1275).
Bulletin from Sullivan's Department
Store, Mandan, N. Dak., relative to
flannel shirts, A2957.
Remarks in House relative to serious
shortage of farmers' work, A242.
Remarks in House relative to shortage
of overalls, A1712.
Remarks in House relative to rulings of
WPB and OPA on, A2177.
Remarks in House relative to WPB regu-.
lations M-388 A, B, C to bring back
medium-priced, A1312.
Remarks in House relative to shortage of-
work, A3011, A3438.
Remarks in House relative to scarcity of
low-priced, A4090.
Remarks in House criticizing OPA ceiling
price on undershirts, A4592.
Statement from New York newspaper
relative to textile salesman of Lyons,
France, offering prompt delivery on,
A2177.
Statement relative to the effect of OPA
regulations on work, A3011.
Statement on work clothing at meeting
of work clothing manufacturers in
Washington, A3438.
C LOTHING-BACK TO ADAM AND EVE, re-
Aarks in House relative to manufac-
ture of, 2414.
129
CLOTHING COLLECTION FOR WORLD'S
DESTITUTE, remarks in House rela-
tive to, A4385.
CLOTHING INDUSTRY, address by Senator
Murray in New York City before
Woolen Wholesalers National Associa-
tion, Inc, relative to problems of,
A1910.
CLOTHING PRICES, editorial from Miami
(Fla.) Herald relative to increase of,
A2955.
."CLOTHING RESTRICTIONS," editorial from
New York Times entitled, A4445.
CLOTHING ROTTING IN PHILADELPHIA
WAREHOUSES, letter by Herbert H.
Lehman relative to, A4781.
CLOUSE, FRED, relief (see bill H. R. 945*).
CLOVIS (N. MEX.) ARMY AIR FIELD, letter
by unnamed staff sergeant relative .to
unfair policy in Army's discharge
method at, A4324.
CLOWER, N. F., relief (see bill S. 154).
COADY, M. M., article entitled "Consumer
Approachw--Green Light on the High-
way" by, A5671.
COAKLEY, ELEANOR, article relative to
Sgt. Alexander A. Drabik, first Ameri-
can soldier to crbss Rhine, from Toledo
Blade by, A1128 .
COAL, article captioned "What is the 1945
outlook for coal?" from Washington
Evening Star, A367.
Bill for the purpose of conserving coal
resources of the Nation (see bills H. R.
286, 383, 393, 719).
Editorial from Manchester (N. H.) Union
relative to decrease in production of,
A1368.
Editorial entitled "A Black Coal Outlook"
from Journal of Commerce and Com-
mercial of New York, A3580.
Facsimile of questionnaire sent out by
OPA to be filled out by dealers in,
A1926.
Joint resolution creating a commission
to investigate ways and means of im-
proving postwar economic conditions
in the bituminous-coal producing in-
dustry (see H. J. Res. 133).
Letter by former Congressman Calvin D.
Johnson re'ative to St. Louis smoke
ordinances' effect on production of,
A930.
Letter by Uniontown (Pa.) Chamber of
Commerce relative to production in
Fayette County, Pa., of, A614.
Letter and statement by Indiana Coal
Merchants Association, Inc., relative to
regulations of Solid Fuel Administra-
tion for delivery of,,A1497, A1498.
Remarks in House relative to hazardous
occupation of mining, A871.
Remarks in House relative to the short-
age of, 641, A367.
Remarks in House relative to record in
1944 for production of, A871.
Remarks in House relative to production
in Fayette County, Pa., of, A614.
Remarks in House relative to importance
to war effort of, A1487,
Remarks in House relative to coal min-
ers' vote on strike allowed under Smith-
Connally Act, 2932.
Remarks in House relative to new regu-
lations on delivery of, A1497.
Remarks in House comparing coal pro-
duction iii 1944 between United States
and Great Britain, 2844.
Remarks in House relative to drop in
production of, A3649.
Remarks in House relative to drop in 1945
of stock pile of, AS649.
Remarks in House opposing the export-
ing of, A3651.
Remarks In House relativeto desperate
outlook for, A3062, A3580, A3649.
Remarks in House relative to importance
of, A4363.
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COAL-Continued.
Remarks in House relative to continuing
exploitation work on, A4363.
Remarks in Senate relative to shipment
of coal to Europe, 8262.
Resolution by mayors and solid fuel deal-
ers of Marinette, Wis., and Menominee,
Mich., to increase production of, A3062.
Resolution by Board of City Commission-
ers of Fargo, N. Dak., relative to short-
age in head of lakes area of, A4219.
Statement by Harold L. Ickes relative to
necessity of maintaining production
of, A1660.
Statement by Charles Baton relative to
cost of production of, A3526.
Table: list of coal mines in operation in
Fayette, Greene, and Washington
Counties of Pennsylvania, A614.
COAL CREEK, TENN., authorize a prelim-
inary examination and survey of (see
bill H. R. 4167).
COALDALE (United States ship), remarks in
* House relative to launching at Bethle-
hem-Fairfield shipyard, Baltimore, of
Victory ship, A871.
COAL INDUSTRY, article by John Griffin
from Boston Sunday Post- relative to
absurdity of Government sponsoring of
strike vote in, A1331.
Article by Fred Brenckman from Na-
tional Grange Monthly relative to
pending measures in Congress to reg-
ulate, A2392.
Remarks in House relative to bureau-
cratic regimentation of, A2392.
COAL MINERS, letter from Secretary of War
.* relative to discharge from the Army
. , of, 7919. -
Remarks in House relative to number
serving in the armed forces, A871.
Remarks in House relative to 1944 pro-
duction record of, A871.
Remarks in House relative to deferment
of, 1787.
Remarks in Senate and an article ap-
pearing in Labor relative to discrim-
ination in treatment of, 3147.
Remarks in House relative to the. forgot-
ten men, A1831.
COAL MINES,'letter from the Secretary of
the Interior transmitting report of in-
spection of, 326, 328.
Remarks in House relative to war pro-
duction record of the American coal
miner, 453.
COAL-MINE PRODUCTION IN 1944, remarks
in Senate relative to, 922.
COAL MINING, amending Selective Training
and Service Act of 1940, providing for
deferment of men engaged in (see bill
H. R. 2440).
Editorial entitled "The Royalty Issue"
from Washington Evening Star, A1028.
Remarks in House relative to cost of
strikes in, A962.
Remarks in House relative to hazardous
business of, A1487.
COAL-MINING INDUSTRY, remarks in
House relative to interest in disposal
of Big Inch and Little Inch pipe lines.
of, A4603.
COAL-NO. 1 ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY, re-
marks in House relative to, A3650.
COAL PRODUCTION, remarks in House rela-
tive to, 1502.
COAL PRODUCTION: OPA REGULATIONS,
statement by John P. Busarello rela-
tive to, A3528.
COAL PRODUCTION-SHORTAGE OF MAN-
POWER, remarks in House relative to,
A3650.
COAL SHORTAGE, correspondence relative
to, 3134.
COAL SHORTAGE: OPA POLICY, editorial
from Pittsburgh (Pa.) Post-Gazette
relative to, A3528.
INDEX
COAL SITUATION, resolution relating to,
8881.
COAL SITUATION IN WESTERN PENNSYL-
VANIA, remarks in House relative to
critical, A3528.
COAL STRIKE, remarks in House relative to,
10007:
COAL-WAGE DISPUTE, remarks in House
relative to, 2291.
COAPE-ARNOLD, VASHTI GEER, relief (see
bill S. 750).
COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY, increase
certain allowances provided by law for
members of (see bill H. R. 682).
Bill to provide for promotion of officers
on retired list receiving pay of a higher
grade and give retired officers benefits
already granted by law to (see bill
H. R. 2182).
Bill to provide for promotion of officers
on retired list receiving pay of a higher
grade and to give retired officers bene-
fits already granted to (see bill S. 897).
Bill to permit occupancy of certain Gov-
ernment housing facilities on a rental
basis without loss of rental allowances
by members and their dependents of
(see bills S. 1003*; H. R. 3233).
Concurrent resolution authorizing an
investigation relative to adjustment of
pay and allowances of commissioned
and enlisted personnel of (see H. Con.
Res. 88).
Letter transmitting estimate of person-
nel requirements for, 17.
,COAST GUARD.. See also EXECUTIvE NOMINA-
TIONS AND CONFIRMATIONS.
Address by Admiral Russell R. Waesche
relative to operations of, A2356.
Amendment in Senate relative to pay
and allowances of retired officers of,
1412.
Article by Elizur Gale Smith relative to
development of, A4678.
Bill to. provide adjustments in the re-
tirement classification and pay of of-
ficers in (see bill H. R. 417).
Bill to increase certain allowances pro-
vided by law for members of (see bill
H. R. 682).
Bill to provide dispensary treatment and
hospitalization in Army and Navy hos-
pitals for retired enlisted men of (see
bill H. R. 1513).
Bill relating to overtime compensation
prior to December 1, 1942, of certain
per annum employees in field services
of (see bill H. R. 1516).
Bill to establish grade of admiral in (see
bill H. R. 1646*). •
Bill to further perfect consolidation of
the Lighthouse Service with (see bill
H. R. 1649).
Bill to provide for promotion of officers
on retired list receiving pay of a higher
grade and give retired officers benefits
already granted by law to (see bill
H. R. 2182).
Bill to provide monetary benefit for cer-
tain enlisted men discharged for serv-
ice-connected disabilities (see bill
H. R. 2680).
Bill relating to pay allowances of officers
of retired list performing active duty
in .the rank of rear admiral (see bill
H. R. 2790).
Bill to provide promotion and retire-
ment benefits for enlisted men, re-
called to active service of (see bill
'H. R. 3168).
Bill to clarify and define the constitu-
tional rights of retired personnel of
(see bill H. R. 3316).
Bill relating to pay and allowances of
enlisted men discharged because of
under age at time of enlistment (see
bills S. 1045; H. R. 3345*).
Bill to provide promotion to certain re-
tired officers who served as commis-
sioned officers during two wars of (see
bill H. R. 3413).
COAST GUARD-Continued.
Bill to provide special leave' for Govern-
ment employees who are members of
temporary reserve of (see bill H. R.
3438).
Bill to provide retirement from active
service under certain conditions of
personnel of (see bill H. R. 3683).
Bill to provide increased pensions to
members who become disabled by rea-
son of their service other than a pe-
riod of war (see bill H. R. 3908).
Bill to provide for retirement of certain
personnel of (see bills H. R. 3935,
39C0).
Bill to continue veteran benefits for
certain temporary personnel of (see
bills, S. 1356; H. R. 3938).
Bill to exempt vessels of special con-
struction from requirements as to
number, position, range, or arc of vis-
ibility of lights (see bills H. R. 4413;
S. 1494*).
Bill to authorize payment of entire
amount due, without appointment of
legal representative of estate, in set-
tlement of accounts of deceased per-
sonnel of (see bills H. R. 4517, 4521).
Bill to grant to Reserve officers right to
purchase articles of ordnance in same
manner as articles are now purchased
by officers of (see bill H. R. 4563).
*Bill to provide for promotion of certain
officers in (see bill H. 1. 4588).
Bill to permit settlement of accounts,
without administration of estates, of
. . deceased personnel of (see bill S. 50).
Bill relating to pay and allowance of re-
tired officers of (see bill S. 473*).
Bill to provide promotion of certain re-
tired- officers, who served during war
with Spain and World War I, of (see
bill S. 724).
Bill to provide for exclusion from gross
income for income tax purposes cer-
t.ain amounts received as retirement
pay by retired personnel of (see bill
S.851).
Bill to provide for promotion of officers
on retired list receiving pay of a
higher grade and to give retired officers
benefits already granted to (see bill
S. 897).
Bill authorizing investigation and em-
ployment of new methods of promot-
ingsafety at sea and aiding navigation
by (see billS. 959).
Bill to provide for changing the uniform
of enlisted personnel of (see- bill S.
1082).
Bill to permit occupancy of certain
Government housing facilities on a
rental basis, without loss of rental al-
lowances by members, and their de-
pendents, of (see bills S. 1003*; H. R.
3233).
Bill to authorize retirement of officers
and enlisted men of (see bill S.
1405").
Bill to authorize temporarily allowance
of leave to officers retired subsequent
to September 8, 1939, and retained on
active duty to same extent as if they
had not been retired (see bills S. 1468;
H. R. 4391).
Concurrent' resolution authorizing an
investigation relative to adjustment
of pay and allowances of commissioned
and enlisted personnel of (see H. Con.
Res. 88).
Joint resolution to create a commission
to prepare plans for establishment of
a school for the training of women
for service as commissioned officers in
(see H. J. Res. 91).
Letter from Secretary of the Navy trans-
mitting draft of bill to promote safety
at sea by, 4084.
Remarks in House relative to settlement
of accounts of deceased personnel of,
10133.

COAST GUARD-Continued.
Remarks in Senate. relative to changing
the design of the uniforms of the en-
listed personnel of, 6194.
Resolution of appreciation of temporary
reservists of units of First and Eight
Naval Districts of (see H. Res. 326).
Tribute in Senate to, 8284.
COAST GUARD ACADEMY, appointment in
House of members of the Board of
Visitors to, 292, 516, 550.
Appointment in Senate of members of
the Board' of Visitors to, 4102.
Mr. Forand resigned as a member of the
Board of Visitors to, 4165.
Mr. Radcliffe appointed a member of the
Board of Visitors to, 987.
Mrs. Woodhouse appointed as a member
of the Board of Visitors to, 4165.
Report of Board of Visitors to, A2830.
COAST GUARD ACTIVITIES IN THE
PACIFIC, report of members of Com-
mittee on Merchant Marine and Fish-
eries (House) relative to, A3903.
COAST GUARD AUXILIARY, amendment in
Senate extending certain recognition
and rights to members of, 11526.
Bill to extend recognition to (see bill
S. 1613).
"COAST GUARD DOES ANOTHER GREAT
JOB", article entitled, A837.
COAST GUARD RESERVE, extending certain
recognition and rights to temporary
members of (see bill S. 1465).
Bill extending certain recognition and
rights to temporary members of, in-
cluding the voluntary port security
force and members of Coast Guard
Auxiliary (see bill H. R. 3814).
Bill to extend to temporary members of,
all rights, benefits, and privileges to
which regular members are entitled
(see bill H. R. 3815).
COASTAL FISHERIES, message from the
President transmitting proclamations
and an Executive order affecting areas
under or on the high seas, 9273.
COATES, ELMER J.,relief (see bills S. 407*.
578).
COBB, CANDLER, relief (see bill H. R. 1781*).
COBB, L. L., (Colonel, U. S. Army) remarks
in House praising military record at
Camp Lee, Va. of, A583.
COCHRAN, JOHN J. (a Representative from
Missouri).
Activities of enforcement agencies of the
Treasury Department, A618.
Address by Robert E. Hannegan at testi-
monial dinner, St. Louis, Mo., A4010.
Appointed conferee, 10868.
Appointed on committee, 15, 274.
Appointed on funeral committee, 3356.
Article by Henry F. Pringle in St. Louis
Post-Dispatch on reorganization of
Congress, A4331.
Article by Jack H. Pollack entitled "Cap-
ital Casualties," A3271.
Article from St. Louis Post-Dispatch en-
titled "Montana Leads for MVA," A61.
Article from Washington News relative to
soil erosion in Missouri River Basin,
A904.
Article from Washington Post by George
Gallup relative to sentiment against
Nation-wide prohibition, A5643.
Article in Missouri Farmer relative to the
Missouri Valley Authority, A432.
Article in St. Louis Star-Times concern-
ing shipments of local beer to armed
forces, A481.
Correspondence with Comptroller Gen-
eral relative to claim of Carden and
Herd, 12258.
Editorial from St. Louis Star-Times en-
titled "'Is This the Time for Conscrip-
tion'," A1091.
Editorial from St. Louis Star-Times on
stripes, A4018.
INDEX
COCHRAN, JOHN J.-Continued.
Editorial in New York Times entitled
"The -TVA Idea," and referring. to
Missouri Valley, A67.
History of founding of Society of St.
Vincent de Paul, and letter by Presi-
dent Truman, A4222, A4223.
Letter from a veteran regarding difficul-
ties In obtaining property declared
surplus, A5643.
Letter from Bureau of the Budget con-
cerning savings effected, A1550.
Letter from Chief of Army Engineers giv-
ing expenditures in Missouri River
Basin during past 30 years, A61.
Letter from Lt. Jim J.Conlon urging beer
for soldiers in India,A1094.
Letter from Pfc Harry Lienhard request-
ing more ammunition, A513.
Petition of H. C. Logan and 320 other
Missourians protesting prohibition
legislation, 6585.
Petition of Herbert Dieckhaus and 301
other Missourians protesting against
prohibition legislation, Z585.
Radio address by Representative Mon-
roney on reorganization of Congress,
A4266.
Report on Salvation Army in World War
II, A4117.
Statement by Comptroller General on re-
organization bill, A3739.
Statement by Elmer L. Irey relative to
increase in traffic of marihuana, A361.
Statement by Elmer L. Irey summarizing
campaigns against black markets, A362
Statement on enforcement activities of
the Treasury Department, A3815.
Statement on reorganization of Con-
gress, 3004.
Statements of seven governors in St.
Louis Post-Dispatch on results of Ten-
nessee Valley Authority, A53.
Tables: Federal grants to State and local
governments, A4535.
Amendments offered by, to
Independent offices appropriation bill
(H. R. 1984) : to amend, 950.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Capitol Building: relating to compensa-
tion of telephone operators (see bill
H. R. 1427), 268.
Eagle Packet Co., Inc., to confer juris-
diction (see billH. R. 1976), 769.
Edward H. O'Hare Hospital: to designate
(see H. J. Res. 241), 8725.
Government reports: to discontinue cer-
tain (see bill H. R. 1817), 590.
House folding room: employees of (see
H. J.Res. 142), 2776.
Missouri Valley Authority: to establish
(see billH. R. 2203), 1170.
Morris, Harvey E.: for relief (see bills
H. R. 4020, 4021), 8575.
Reports required by law: to discontinue
certain (see billsH. R. 380, 2504), 24,
1829.
St. Louis, Mo.: to establish World War II
museum in '(see billH. R. 3862), 7890.
Surplus property: disposal of (see bill
H. R. 3887), 7935.
Wright, Ola L., Margaret, and Betty Lea:
for relief (see billH. R. 4352), 9558.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Assistant to Superintendent of House
Press Gallery: compensation (see H.
Res. 210), 2776.
Carter, Hubert M. (estate) : to pay com-
pensation (see H. Res. 464), 12264.
Committee on Agriculture: expenses of
investigation (see H. Res. 160), 1712.
Committee on Appropriations: expenses
of' Investigations (see H. Res. 70), 292.
Committee on Education: expenses of in-
vestigation (see H. Res. 92), 293.'
Committee on Interstate and Foreign
Commerce: expenses of investigation
(see H. Res. 159), 1711.
------investigation by (see H. Res. 205),
2775.
131
COCHRAN, JOHN J.-Continued.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Committee on the Judiciary: expenses of
Investigation by (see H. Res. 305), 7215.
Committee on Labor: investigation by
(see H. Res. 206), 2775.
Committee on the Merchant Marine and
Fisheries: expenses of investigation
(see H. Res. 158), 1711.
Committee on Military Affairs: expenses
of investigation (see H. Res. 161), 1711.
Committee on Naval Affairs: investiga-
tion by (see H. Res. 208), 2776.
Committee on Public Buildings and
Grounds: investigation by (see H. Res.
209), 2776.
Committee on Public Lands: investiga-
tion by (see H. Res. 207), 2775.
Committee on Roads: investigation by
(see H. Res. 317), 7404.
Committee on Un-American Activities:
expenses (H. Res. 168), 1856.
Committee on World War Veterans' Leg-
islation: investigation by (see H. Res.
219), 3432. -
Douglas, Julia T.: to pay compensation
(see H. Res. 392), 10470.
Fisher, Eleanor: to pay compensation
(see H. Res. 131), 1045.
Greene Ville Treaty: celebration (H. Res.
332), 7933.
House of Representatives: assistant read-
ing clerk (see H. Res. 95), 334.
Johnson, Albert W. and Watson, Albert
L. (judges) : investigation (see H. Res.
157), 1711.
Marshall, Muriel Abbott: to pay com-
pensation (see H. Res. 316), 7404.
McCullough, Ada: pay compensation
(see H. Res. 294), 6280.
Rabbit, Elizabeth: to pay compensation
(H. Res. 71), 184.
Select Committee to Investigate Shortage
of Food (see H. Res. 220), 3432.
Select Committtee to Study Basic Prob-
lems Affecting Post-war Immigration
and Naturalization (see H. Res. 221),
3432.
Siegfried, Frank J. (see H. Res. 119), 805.
Social Security Act: investigation relat-
ing to (see H. Res. 204), 2775.
Trimble, Mildred H.: to pay compensa-
tion (see H. Res. 357), 8982.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 2632, 2743, 2888,
3904. 3939, 4007, 4038, 4039, 4085, 4175,
4216, 4303, 4339, 4685, 4751, 4858, 4914,
5038, 5122, 5170, 5252, 5292, 5382, 5463,
5529, 5593, 5690, 5754, 5838, 5924, 6013,
6085, 6154, 6701, 6785, 6870, 6979, 7038,
7215, 7268, 7343, 7404, 7506, 7663, 7743,
7891, 7936.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural census bill, A513.
Alaska: Tlingit and Haida Indians, 3458.
Annuity payments: exemption from tax-
ation, 9086.
Appropriation bill: legislation on, 2359.
Army Air Corps: appropriation, 11324,
11325.
Bovard, Oliver K.: article on life of,
A4704.
Calendar Wednesday, 348.
Capitol telephone operators, 293, 294,
839,
Carden, George A., and Anderson T. Herd,
8920, 8987, 8988.
-relief, 2490, A2372.
- twenty - million - dollar private
claim bill, A2855.
Committee on Accounts: notice of hear-
ings, "1712.
Committee on Appropriations: investiga-
tions by, 135, 136, 292.
-tabulation of expenditures, 292,
293.
Committee on the Civil Service: investi-
gation by, 335, 336, 551.
Committee on Claims: second assistant
clerk, 5793.
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COCHRAN, JOHN J.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Committee on Education: expenses of
investigation by, 184, 293.
Committee on Expenditures in the Exec-
utive Departments, 10213.
Committee on Foreign Affairs; investiga-
tion by, 7639, 7710.
Committee on Interstate and Foreign
Commerce: investigation by, 7641.
Committee to Investigate Acts of Execu-
tive Agencies: continuation, 344, 345,
551,552.
Committee on the Judiciary: counsel,
9500.
Committee on Merchant Marine and
Fisheries, 1711.
Committee on Military Affairs: investiga-
tion of war effort, 1460, 1461, 1711.
Committee on Pcst-War Economic Policy
and Planning: continuation, 342.
Committee on Postwar Military Policy:
continuation, 343, 344, 550.
-termination, 11888.
Committee on Roads: investigation by,
7404, 7405.
Committee on Rivers and Harbor: inves-
tigation by, 5631.
Committee on Small Business, 133.
Committee on Un-American Activities,
11, 12, 13, 14, 550. 1856.
-meeting in Beaumont, Tex., 208,
209.
-records, 35.
'Comptroller General: fiscal research,
136, 137.
Congress: special committees, 136, 137,
335, 336. 1450.
-- assistants from Comptroller Gen-
eral's office, 950, 951, 952.
useless investigating committees,
2441.
Courts: limiting time for bringing cer-
tain actions, 10987.
Deficiency appropriation bill, 1589.
Departments of Itate, Justice, and Com-
merce appropriation bill, 2355, 2359.
District of Columbia: boundary line be-
tween Virginia and, 6663, 6664.
Executive departments: reorganization.
11904.
-- letter by Comptroller General,
11964.
Farm draft situation, 1396, 1397.
Farm labor: deferment of, 2433.
Farm products: investigate marketing
of, 1450, 1451.
Federal Aid Airport Act, 9729.
Federal grants to State and local gov-
ernments: statistics, A4535.
Full-employment bill, 10453, 10457,
10458, 10460, 10465, 10940, 11977, 11978.
Government agencies: reorganization,
9344, 9345, 9415, 9422, 9428, 9429.
Government corporations: financial con-
trol, 8547, 8548.
Government reports, 2421.
-discontinuance of certain, 1922.
Hay, Charles M.: death of, A175.
House of Representatives: periodical
press gallery, 10817, 11276.
Housing for veterans, 12296.
Independent offices appropriation bill,
682, 883, 937, 938, 941,942, 945, 950, 951,
952.
Indians: California jurisdictional bill,
1589.
Insuiance business: regulation, 1027,
1086, 1089, 1093.
Johnson, Albert W., an. Watson, Albert
L. (judges) : investigationi, 1745.
Joint Committee on Organization or
Congress, 348.
Judges: investigation of Messrs. John-
son and Watson, 7213, 7216.
Land-grant railroad rates, 11268, 11269,
11271, 11272, 11273, A4636.
-conference report, 10139, 10140,
10142.
- letters by Comptroller General,
A4636.
INDEX
COCHRAN, JOHN J.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Launching of U. S. S. Amherst Victory,
A908.
Legislative appropriation bill: Senate
amendments, 5728.
Lending agencies of the Government:
auditing provision of George bill, 751.
Lightfoot, Miss Gene: article on reor-
ganization of Congress, 9251.
Maloney-Monroney resolution (organi-
zation of Congress), A16.
Members of Congress: expense allow-
ance, 5728.
-retirement privilege, 938.
Millard, Elizabeth: to pay compensation,
E631.
Missouri: additional judgeship, 8874.
Missouri Valley Authority: printing of
hearings, 9515.
National Airport, 6661.
National War Labor Board: bill to abol-
ish, 11834.
Naval Academy, 10988.
Navy: chiefs of bureaus, 7535.
-disposal of vessels, 306-308, 7216.
-letter by Fred M. Vinson, 7216.
-public works bill, 306-308.
-reimburse certain personnel, 6288,
6293, 7194.
Newton, Cleveland A.: eulogy, 8620.
Order of business, 10938.
Petroleum Subcommittee, to continue,
2504.
Philadelphia, Pa.: national park, 8698.
Presidential succession, 7014.
Public roads: investigation, 7189 7192.
Railroads: land-grant rates, A2098.
Ramspeck, Robert: tribute, 12352.
Reports required by law, 3454.
- discontinuance of (H. R 2501),
6283.
Revenue bill of 1945, A4267.
Rusk, Col. Howard A.: citation, A4754.
Second deficiency appropriation bill,
6829, 6831, 6832, 6833, 6848.
Servicemen's Readjustment Act: to
amend, 7712, 7723.
Small Business Committee, 11891-11899.
-expenses, 551, 552.
Social Security Act: investigation, 2775.
Special Committee on Post War Economic
Policy and Planning: expenses, 551.
Subs'dies, 7873, 7876.
- (H. Res. 334, Rept. 939), 7935.
continuation of certain, 6128.
Sugar: use by brewing industry, A4170.
Surplus property: disposal of, A5643.
-- requisitioning of certain, 7202,
7203.
Surplus Property Act amendment, 8460,
8461, 8462.
Surplus war material, •8695.
use in soil- and water-conserva-
tion work, 9253.
Tax adjustment bill, 7333.
TVA's results in seven States, A53.
Unemployment: legislation to alleviate,
7074, 7075.
Veterans: settlement on farm lands,
8773, 9253.
Woodrum, Clifton A.: tribute to, 12196.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Accounts:
Capitol telephone operators (H. R. 1427,
Rept. 17), 290.
Carter, Hubert M. (H. Res. 464, Rept.
1456), 12307.
Committee on Agriculture: investigation
by (1-1.Res. 160, Rept. 250), 1747.
Committee on Appropriations: investiga-
tion (H. Res. 70, Rept. 25), 326.
Committee on the Civil Service: investi-
gation (H. Res. 110, Rept. 41), 551, 590.
Committee on Claims: second assistant
clerk (H. Res. 290, Rept 709), 5793,
5837.
Committee on Conservation of Wildlife
Resources: continuation (H. Res. 97,
Rept. 38), 550, 590.
Committee on Education: investigation
(H. Res. 92, Rept. 26), 326.
COCHRAN, JOHN J.-Continued.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Accounts-Continued.
Committee on Foreign Affairs: investiga-
tion by (H. Res. 328, Rept. 931), 7710,
7742.
Committee on Interstate and Foreign
Commerce: investigation by (H. Res.
159, 205, Repts. 249, 386), 1747, 2795.
Select Committee to Investigate Shortage
of Food (H. Res. 220, Rept. 426), 3466.
Committee on the Judiciary: counsel to
(H. Res. 365, Rept. 1105), 9511.
Committee on Labor: investigation by
(H. Res. 206, Rept. 387), 2795.
Committee on the Merchant Marine and
Fisheries: investigation by (H. R's. 158,
Rept. 248), 1747.
Committee on Military Affairs: investi-
gation by (H. Res. 161, Rept. 251),
1747.
Committee on Naval Affairs: investiga-
tion by (H. Res. 208, Rept. 389), 2795.
Committee on Postwar Military Policy
(H. Res. 108, Rept. 39), 550, 590.
Committee on Public Buildings and
Grounds: investigation by (H. Res. 209,
Rept. 290),,2,95.
Committee on the Public Lands: investi-
gation by (H. Res. 207, Rept. 338), 2795.
Committee on Rivers and Harbors: au-
thorizing investigation by (H. Res.
285, Rept. 619), 5631, 5689.
Commitee on Roads (H. Res. 317, Rept.
079), 7419.
Committee on the Territories: investiga-
tion by (H. Res. 286, Rept. 690), 5631,
5689.
Committee on Un-American Activities:
continuation (H. Res. 109, Rept. 40),
550, 590.
-- expenses of (H. Res. 168, Rapt.
268), 1885.
Committee on World War Veterans' Leg-
islation: investigation (H. Ras. 219,
Rapt. 425), 3466).
Douglas, Julia T. (H. Res. 392, Rept.
1188), 10483.
Fisher, Eleanor (H. Res. 131, Rept. 106),
1079.
House majority leader: additional steno-
grapher (H. Res. 333, Rept. 938), 7935.
House of Representatives: additional
compensation for certain employees,
House Periodical Press Gallery (H. Rs.
438, Rept. 1323), 11279.
House Press Gallery (H. Res. 210, Rept.
391), 2795.
Investigation (H. Res. 305, Relt. 855),
7267.
Johnson, Albert W., and Watson, Walter
L. (judges) : Investigation (H. Rs.
157, Rept. 247), 1747.
Jurgensen, Helen (H. Res. 308, Rept. 843),
7104.
Marshall, Muriel Abbott (H. Res. 316,
RHpt. 878), 7419.
McCullough, Ada (H. R. 294, Rept. 760),
6320.
Millard, Elizabeth (H. Res. 282, Rept.
691), 5631, 5690.
Rabbitt, Elizabeth T. (H. Res. 71, Rept.
10), 190.
Select Committee to Investigate Acts of
Executive Agencies (H. Res. 113, Rept.
44), 552, 590.
Select Committee to Study Basic Prob-
lems Affecting Postwar Immigration
and Naturalization (H. Res. 221, Rept.
427), 3466.
Siegfried, Frank J. (H. Res. 119, Rept.
53), 637.
Small Business Committee (i. Res. 454,
Rept. 1377), 11931.
- expenses (H. Rcs. 112, Rept. 43),
551, 590.
Social Security Act: investigation (H.
Res. 204, Rept. 385), 2795.
Special Committee on Postwar Economic
Policy and Planning (H. Res. 111, Rept.
42), 551, 590.

COCHRAN, JOHN J.-Continued.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Accounts-Continued.
Treaty of Green Ville (H. Res. 332, Rept.
937), 7935.
* Trimble, Mildred H. (H. Res. 357, Rept.
1C23), 9004.
* Committee on Expenditures in the Ex-
ecutive Departments:
Reports required by law (H. R. 2504, Rept.
311). 2164.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTS
COCHRANE, ALLISTER,- tribute in House to,
665.
COCKE COUNTY, TENN., report to commit-
tee of five hundred by Ben W. Hooper
relative to cleaning up elections in,
A255.
"COCKEYED DRAFT MANAGEMENT," re-
marks in Senate entitled, 2988.
COCONUT FATS AND SUGAR, reinarks in
House relative to the price of, 10601.
CODY, JAMES A., auithorize Secretary of In-
terior to sell certain lands. in Mon-
tana to (see bill H. R. 4477).
CODY, LEROY E., authorize Secretary of In-
terior to sell certain lands in Montana
to (see bill H. R. 4478).
"COERCION BILL," editorial from Portland
Oregonian entitled, A529.
COFFEE, article 'from newspaper captioned
"Boost-in coffee prices," A3174.
Letter by Andresen-Ryan Coffee Co., Du-
luth, Minn., relative to small supply
on hand of, A3174.
Letter by unnamed writer relative to
chaotic situation of, A5151.
Remarks in House relative to need of
drastic changes in handling, A3450.
Remarks in House relative .to Brazil's
poor grade of, A3450.
Remarks in House relative to probability
of shortage of, A3174, A3450.
Remarks In House relative to deteriora-
tion in quality of, A4112.
Remarks in House relative to arbitrary
price of OPA on, A4112.
Statement, captioned "Must we have an-
other coffee shortage?" by Angus
Mackey & Co., from Tea and Coffee
Trade Journal, A4222.
Table: production from 1935-44 in Brazil
*of, A4113.
"COFFEE-CUT TEMPEST," editorial from
Boston Herald 'entitled, A5673.
COFFEE, HARRY B., letter relative to beef
production by, A66.
COFFEE HOUR IN THE NAVY DEPART-
MENT, remarks in House relative to,
1884.
COFFEE, JOHN M. (a Representative from
Washington).
Address at meeting of American Slav
Congress, New York City, May 3, 1945,
A3366.
Address before People's Lobby Confer-
ence relative to postwar merchant
marine, A473.
Address before Senate Committee on
Small Business relative to future pro-
duction of aluminum in Pacific North-
west, A1492.
Address by Colston E. Warne on subject
Public Ownership: When? A4007.
Address by Elgin Groseclose at Phila-
delphia, - Pa., entitled "Expanding
Business and the Exces-Profits Tax,"
A1513.
Addresses by various people relative to
independence for India, A1217.
Appointed conferee, 4660.
Appointed on committee, 15.
Article by Ernest Lindley entitled
"Dewey and Pearl Harbor," A4247.
Article by George Pirinsky relative to
conditions in the Balkans, A4106.
Article by H. McKenna and wife, Kirk-
land, Wash., pleading for lasting peace
to justify soldier son's death, A1988.
INDEX
COFFEE, JOHN M.-Continued.
Article by Jack H. Pollack from Liberty
entitled "Shall We Broadcast Con-
gress?" A1444.
Article by Richard L. Neuberger entitled
"F. D. R. and the Far West," A2131.
Article by William V. Cowan entitled
"The Captain From *the Battleship,"
A3240.
Article from Chicago Journal of Com-
merce entitled "Lending Our Ears,"
A1011.
Article from Enuniclaw Courier-Herald
on peace, A2267.
Article -from Grand Junction (Colo.)
Sentinel on sugar shortage, A3929.
Article from New York Times, Text of
UAW statement In defense of strike,
A5073.
Article from PM on activities of Col.
Andres Soriano, A4327.
Article from PM newspaper on Aluminum
Corporation of America, A2519.
Article from St. Louis Post-Dispatch en-
titled "Ships as Agents of Peace,"
A1280.
Article from Stars and Stripes on higher
pay and allotments for servicemen,
A5178.
Article from State Government magazine
on broadcasting Parliament in New
Zealand, A4525.
Article on peacetime conscription ap-
pearing in the New Yorker entitled
"The Talk of the Town," A5272.
Article on Tacoma's municipally owned
light and power system, A2505.
Articles from Mqntgomery (Ala.) Adver-
tiser and others entitled "Franco Re-
buffed," A1212.
Editorial from magazine Prevent World
War III entitled "Black Lists," A4563.
Editorial from New York Times entitled
"What Is 'Un-American'," A5148.
Editorial from Richmond (Va.) Times-
Dispatch entitled "Putting Congress on
the Air," A2269.
Editorial from Seattle Post-Intelligencer
advocating congressional broadcasting,
A362.
Editorial from Seattle Star entitled "Why
Continue to Appease Falangist Fas-
cism," A4346.
Editorial from Seattle Star paying tribute
to President Truman, A2481.
Editorial from St. .Louis Post-Dispatch
entitled "Our Link With Russia," A2473.
Editorial from St. Louis (Mo.) Post-Dis-
patch on Fascist Franco, A4479.
Editorial from Tacoma News Tribune on
death of Mussolini, A2274.
Editorial from Tacoma News-Tribune on
treatment of Germany and Japan,
A4105.
Editorial from Waterloo (Iowa) Courier
entitled "Franco Hates Japs-Now,"
A1788.
Editorials by C. E. Trombley, Gig Harbor,
Wash., on atomic power and Pearl
Harbor, A4241.
Editorial criticizing Franco regime,
A3233.
Editorials from Atlanta Journal and San
Antonio Express on Spain, A2516.
Letter by A. Sheldon Newberger, soldier
serving in the Philippines, A2505.
Letter by Fred W. Herlihy to Attorney
General Biddle relative to plight of in-.
dependent oil men, A1009.
Letter by James L. Monroe favoring Cof-
fee proposal of a West Point for diplo-
mats, A1790.
Letter by John H. Long (soldier) relative
to postwar conditions, A4014.
Letter by Walter George (serviceman)
favoring a West Point for diplomats,
A4244.
Letter from Department of State relative
to relations with Russia, A3274.
Letter from Frank P. O'Brien, VFW,
relative to Latin-American problems,
A1832.
COFFEE, JOHN M.-Continued..
Letter from naval officer relative to'pro-
posed Foreign Service Academy, A1457.
Letter from prominent people urging
severance, of relations between United
States and Spain, A690.
Message from Hebrew Committee of Na-
tional Liberation relative to reconcilia-
tion between Hebrew and Arab peoples,
A1018.
Newspaper articles relative to appease-
ment of Franco Fascist Spain, A1029.
Radio address on People's Lobby program
on subject What Economic Policies
Will Insure the Peace, A2475.
Resolution of King County (Wash.)
Democratic Central Committee favor-
ing broadcasting of congressional pro-
ceedings, A1455..
Speech in New York City advocating sev-
ering relations with Spain, A359.
Statement by Press Alliance, Inc., on
atomic bomb,
A4577.
Sworn in, 33.
Amendments offered by, to
Deficiency appropriation bill (H. R.
4805) : to amend, 11188.
District of Columbia appropriation bill
(H. R. 306) : to amend, 5273.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Academy of Foreign Service: to create
(see bill H. R. 2967), 3595.
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific
Railroad Co.:, to grant certain lands in
Pierce County, Wash., to (see bill H. R.
2968), 3595.
Commission on Tax Integration: to
create (see H. J. Res. 156), 3531.
Dingwall, James M., and others: for relief
(see bill H. R. 4091), 8659.
District of Columbia: to provide appro-
priations (see bill H. R. 3306), 5121.
Federal Trade Commission: directing in-
vestigation of costs of consumer neces-
sities (see H. J. Res. 274), 10619.
Hedin, Joan Esther: for relief (see bill
H. R. 4996), 12029.
Indians: to pay expenses incurred by
certain Indians allotted on the Quie-
naielt Reservation (see bill H. R. 1819),
590.
Mason, Edward A.: for relief .(see bill
H. R. 3209), 4574.
Mount Rainier National Park: to acquire
certain property within (see bill H. R.
1818), '590.
Navy: relating to pay of retired officers
(see bill H. R. 2791), 2888.
Payne, Clyde 0.: for relief (see bill H. R.
3210), 4574.
Reconstruction Finance Corporation: to
authorize purchase of aluminum by
(see bill H. R. 4841), 11155.
Senate and House of Representatives: to
broadcast proceedings (see H. J. Res.
89), 590.
Social Security Act: to amend to provide
medical care for recipients of public
assistance (see bill H. R. 1820), 590.
Spain: to sever relations with (see H.
Res. 312), 7214.
Svelund, August: for relief (see bill H. R.
3081), 4007.
Taxation: increasing specific exemption
for purposes of excess-profits tax (see
bill H. R. 2548), 1991.
Washington (State): to appoint. addi-
tional judge for eastern district (see
bill H. R. 3080), 4006..
Motions and resolutions offered by
Centralization of heavy industry: in-
vestigation relative to (see H. Res. 83),
291.
China: withdrawal of Marines from (see
H. Res. 409), 11007.
Franco (Fascist) Spain: urging diplo-
matic break with (see H. Res. 100), 431.
House of Representatives: to pay travel
allowance to clerks of Members of (see
H. Res. 373), 9726.

COFFEE, JOHN M.-Continued.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 11280.
Societies and associations, 432, 3532.
Remarks by, on
Aluminum plant disposal, A5166.
American Committee for Spanish Free-
dom, A1200.
Argentina, A2130.
Army: discharge points for Army Air
Corps ground personnel, A3996.
- correspondence, A3997.
Cartels in Germany: Influence on world
peace, 9457.
Castano, Jose del (Spanish consul gen-
eral to Manila) : aid to Axis, 1076.
Close, Upton, 10033.
Columbia Basin project, 11200.
Committee on Un-American Activities,
- 10027, A5148.
Congress: broadcast of proceedings,
A2209.
Daughters of the American Revolution,
9675.
Deficiency appropriation bill, 11188,
11200.
del Castano, Jose (Spanish Consul Gen-
eral in Manila) : data on, A2645.
District of Columbia appropriation bill,
5254, 5260-5264, 5273.
-- salares of police and firemen,
11927.
Fair Employment Practice Committee
appropriation, A3199.
Farben, I. G. (German cartel), 9457.
Franco Fascist Spain: press appraisal of,
A2130.
Full-employment bill, 12080.
Heidinger, James V.: eulogy, 2629.
Herling, John (Chief of Division of Labor
Relations of Office of Coordinator of
Inter-American Affairs)-a correction,
A1788.
Interior Department appropriation bill,
6950.
Lammers, Dr. Clemons, 9458.
Meat and sugar shortage: observations,
7136.
Motor Vehicle Parking Agency, 11188.
National Academy for Foreign Service,
A4244.
National Association of Manufacturers:
control of radio broadcasting, 10027,
10028.
National E.nploy the Physically Handi-
capped Week, 9504.
Naval appropriation bill, 3518.
Nazi-Falange regime of Spain, 7145.
-statement by Ambassador Luis
Quintinilla, of Mexico, 7145.
Palestine problem. 9686.
Race prejudice, 9675.
Radio broadcasting: data on, 10028.
Russia: relations with, A2473.
Spain: dinlomatic relations with, A4325.
- editorials, A4325.
-- Nazi-Falange regime of Franco,
1076.
State Department: outline of revamped,
Al196.
- background of certain officials,
A1197.
Tax adjustment bill, 7331.
Vessels: sale of surplus, 9273.
West coast steel industry, A4539.
Woodrum, Clifton A., 12199.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Appropriations:
District of Columbia (H. R. 3306, Rept.
614), 5115, 5121.
Votes of. Sce YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
COFFEE-OPA PRICE POLICY, editorial from
New Orleans Item relative to, A5119.
COFFEE SHORTAGE-OPA TO BLAME, re-
marks in House relative to, A4221.
COFFEE SITUATION, remarks in House and
correspondence relative to, 10038.
COFFEE SUBSIDY, remarks in House con-
cerning, 10812.
INDEX
COFFEY, HELEN C., relief (see bill H. R.
4890).
COFFIN, TRISTRAM, radio broadcast on
consideration by subcommittee of Sen-
ate Committee on Commerce of control
of atomic energy by, A4462.
COGAN, F. H., statement favoring Guy R.
Lucas as postmaster of Cleveland, Ohio,
by, A2634.
COGSWELL, C. C., address on taxation and
cooperation as affecting western farm-
ers before Kansas State Grange by,
A137.
COHEN, HARRY, relief (see bill H. R. 1950").
COHEN, THERESE R., relief (see bill H. R.
2956").
COHEN, MORRIS (lieutenant, U. S. Army),
editorial from Colby Alumnus includ-
ing letter op United Nations Charter
by, A3450.
COINS AND COINAGE, authorize coinage of
50-cent pieces in commemoration of
memory of Will Rogers (see bills H. R.
93, 1281).
Bill to authorize coinage of 50-cent
pieces in commemoration of one-hun-
dredth anniversary of admission of
Iowa into the Union as a State (see
bill H. R. 2377).
Bill to provide for the coinage of a 3-
cent piece (see bill H. R. 4128).
Bill to provide for coinage of 10-cent
pieces bearing the likeness of Franklin
Delano Roosevelt (see bill H. R. 4793).
Bills to authorize establishment of an
additional coinage mint of the United
States (see bills H. R. 4867; S. 1651).
Bill to authorize coinage of 10,000,000
silver dollars in commemoration of vic-
torious conclusion of World War II
(see bill H. R. 5104).
Bill to authorize coinage of 10,000,000 sil-
ver 50-cent pieces in commemoration
of Pearl Harbor (see bill H. R. 5105).
Bills authorizing coinage of special 10-
cent pieces in honor of Franklin
Delano Roosevelt (see bills S. 963; H.
R. 3112).
Letter from the Secretary of the Treas-
ury transmitting a draft of proposed
legislation to amend law relative to
taking trialpieces of coins, 4584.
Letter by John E. Kelly relative to coin-
age of $1 and 50-cent silver coins to
commemorate end of World War II and
Pearl Harbor, A5752.
Remarks in House relative to the de-
sign of, 223.
Remarks in House relative to placing
likeness of Franklin Delano Roosevelt
on one side of 10-cent piece, A2207.
Remarks in House relative to 10-cent
piece to bear likeness of Franklin
Delano Roosevelt, A2546.
COKE OVENS, table: list now in blast in
Fayette and Westmoreland Counties,
Pa., A614.
COLALILLO, MICHAEL (sergeant, U. S.
Army), remarks in House relative to
award of Congressional Medal of
Honor to, A5792.
Statement by Representative Pittenger
relative to award of Congressional
Medal of Honor to, A5792.
COLBY ALUMNUS (publication), editorial
including excerpt from letter of Morris
Cohen relative to United Nations Char-
ter from, A3450.
COLBY, BAINBRIDGE, letter relative to ten-
ure of Presidents, A4929.
COLBY JUNIOR COLLEGE, NEW LONDON,
N. H., statement urging revival of
Olympic games by group of students
of, A5096.
COLBURN, BEN W., relief (see bill H. R.
1145*).
COLCLOUGH, 0. S. (rear admiral, U. S.
Navy), speech on problems of naval
justice in Cincinnati before American
Bar Association by, A5771.
COLD SPRING, MINN., VILLAGE OF, relief
(see bills S. 196; H. R. 2008').
COLE, ALBERT M. (a Representative from
Kansas).
Appointed conferee, 1C680.
Appointed on committee, 491, 492.
Article in Holton (Kans.) Recorder rela-
tive to Lt. Lawrence L. Beach, A802.
Editorial entitled "The Forgotten Fight-
ers," A1817.
Resolution by Board of Commissioners,
Topeka, Kans., opposing Missouri Val-
ley Authority, A2089.
Resolution by members of staff of Wash-
burn Municipal University of Topeka,
Kans., relative to control of atomic
energy, A5145.
Bils and oint resolutions introduced by
Indians: to cancel fee patents issued on
two Potawatomi Indian allotments
(see bill H. R. 3396), 5690.
Kunze, Edward L.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 2129), 1043.
McManlgal, John W.: to advance on
emergency officers' retired list of the
Army (see bill H. R. 4816), 11078.
Revised Statutes: to amend section 1305
(see bill H. R. 3331), 5252.
Sells, Mrs. Alan: for relief (see bill H. R.
3504), 6321.
Remarks by, on
Soldiers' deposits, A2552.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Claims:
Baker, Cleo E. (H. R. 2191, Rept. 1094),
C512.
Berg, Esther L. (H. R. 2826, Rept. 1062),
9372.
Bolstad, Eugenie U. (H. R. 2430, Rept.
1174), 10211.
Camp No. 1, Alaska Native Brotherhood,
Sitka, Alaska (H. R. 802, Rept. 275),
1885.
Elmira Area Soaring Corp. (S. 842, Rept.
616), 5169.
Evans, J. Earl: estate of (H. R. 2011,
Rept. 1414), 12029.
Ferreira, Ernest Pedro (H. R. 3159, Rept.
1424), 12029.
Harland Bartholomew and Associates
(H. R. 2515, Rept. 722), 5837.
Llacuna, Venacio Cadiz: (H. R. 3670,
Rept. 1396), 11931.
Navy: personnel at Camp Rousseau, Port
Hueneme, Calif. (H. R. 2805, Rept.
675), 5591.
- personnel at Camp Bradford, Nor-
folk, Va. (H. R. 2807, Rept. 677), 591.
- personnel at Naval Hospital, Seat-
tle, Wash. (H. R. 2853, Rept. 678),
5591.
-- personnel at Norfolk Navy Yard,
Portsmouth, Va. (H. R. 2616, Rept.
482), 4006.
- personnel at Rosneath, Scotland
(H. R. 2806, Rept. 676), 6591.
Realty Bond & Mortgage Co. (H. R. 1055,
Rept. 304), 1990.
Rhea, Mrs. C. J., Sr. (H. R. 1243, Rept.
533), 4339.
Stowell, Dorothy (H. R. 1669, Rept. 231),
1540.
Strangio, Domenico (H. R. 1845, Rept.
479), 4006.
Tillman, Barbara J., and others (H. R.
2166, Rept. 887), 7419.
Trinidad: naval personnel at base at
(H. R. 2685, Rept. 463), 3938.
Webb, George (H. R. 1344, Rept. 240),
1595.
Williams, Ed (H. R. 879, Rept. 405), 2966.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
COLE, BRUCE, letter relative to Governor
Dewey and the Jap code by, A4483.
COLE, GORDON U., article entitled "War
Equipment Will Be Given to Hospitals
and Schools" from PM by, A4337.

COLE, RICHARD B., article from Boston
News Bureau containing interview
with John J. Hagerty relative to em-
ployment of returning veterans in New
England by, A942.
Article entitled "Returning Veterans
Pose Vital Postwar Challenge and Op-
portunity" from Boston News Bureau
by, A978.
COLE, W. STERLING (a Representative from
New York).
Address by Clarence Budington Kelland
at Nogales, Ariz., entitled "The Only
Hope of Victory," A1350.
Address by John L. Sullivan at Navy
Day dinner, Mayflower Hotel, Wash-
ington, D. C., A4590.
Address by. Thomas L. Gatch before Mil-
itary Order of the World Wars, A4587.
Appointed conferee, 11229.
Appointed on committee, 88, 491, 492.
Appointed on Objectors' Committee,
1255.
Appointed teller, 8.
Correspondence between Secretary of the
Navy and Kent Cooper relative to pro-
ceeds from sale of picture of flag rais-
ing on Mount Suribachi, A1951.
Editorial from Sayre (Pa.) Evening Times
-entitled "A Serviceman's Solution,"
A1392.
Remarks by Representative Vinson on
accomplishments of former Repre-
sentative Melvin J. Maas, A166.
Resignation from special committee, 594.
Amendments offered by, to
Mississippi River bridge (H. R. 1652) : to
amend, 3456.
Naval Academy (H. J. Res. 18) : to amend,
2418.
- (H.'R. 1123): to amend, 8696.
- (S. 1064) : to amend, 10988.
Naval Reserve Officers' Training Corps:
personnel, 316.
Navy: postwar composition (H. Con. Res.
80): to amend, 10205.
St. Louis River bridge (H. R. 3150): to
amend, 7200.
War Production Board (H. R. 1531): to
amend, 1266.
Williamson, W. Va., bridge (H. R. 1184):
to amend, 3456.
Yellowstone River bridge (S. 234): to
amend, 7199.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Andrews, Forrest E., to increase pension
(see bill H. R. 857), 60.
Chaplin, Eva D., and others: for relief
(see bill H. R. 4414), 9757.
Civil Service Retirement Act: to amend
(see bill H. R. 663), 29:
Curtiss, Glenn Hammond: to erect a
memorial to (see bill H. R. 199), 22.
Curtiss Memorial Commission: to create
(see bill H. R. 4461), 9931.
Dardas, Constantinos: for relief (see
bill H. R. 859), 60.
Eaton, H. Ward: for relief (see bill H. R.
858), 60.
Education: to promote moral, temper-
ance, and character (see bill H. R. 198),
22.
Elmira Area Soaring Corp.: for relief
(see bill H. R. 870), 60.
Ensley, Harold M.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 1880), 640.
Fort Schuyler Military Reservation,
N. Y.: to transfer to State of New.
York (see bill H. R. 2436), 1706.-
Holcomb, Martha K.: to increase pension
(see bill H. R. 869), 60.
Insular possessions of the United States:
to administer and protect by the Navy
(see H. J. Res. 69), 268.
Internal Revenue Code: to amend .(see
bill H. R. 272), 22.
Iwo Jima: to acquire exclusive owner-
ship of photograph depicting raising
American flag on Mount Suribachi. (see
H. J. Res. 162), 3700, 4369.
Kenyon, Clarinda E.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 866), 60.
INDEX
COLE, W. STERLING--Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
King, Emma C.: to increase pension (see
bill H. R. 862), 60.
Knickerbocker, Sarah L.: to increase pen-
sion (see bill H. R. 867), 60.
McManus, Jessie: to increase pension
_(see bill H. R. 864), 60.
McMullen, Thelma: for relief (see bill
H. R. 4398), 9726.
Marine Corps: establish grade of gen-
eral (see bill H. R. 197), 22. '
Military status: to confer upon certain
persons (see bill H. R. 196), 22.
Mondell, Theresa: for relief (see bill H. R.
4397), 9726.
Morse, Jesse: to pension (see bill H. R.
868), 60.
Navy: to retain vessels of (see bill H. R.
1620), 363.
Prentice, Isabelle Walton: to pension
(see bill H. R. 863), 60.
Sebring, Edgar D., and Purple, Jay: for
relief (see bill H. R. 865), 60.
Strickler, Ida E.: to pension (see bill
•H. R. 2334), 1402.
Sweeney, Anna L.: to pension (see bill
H. R. 871), 60.
Tannery, Agnes: to increase pension (see
bill H. R. 860), 60.
Territories and possessions of the United
States: for administration and protec-
tion by Navy Department (see H. J.
Res. 55), 98.
United Nations Relief and Rehabilita-
tion Administration: authorizing ex-
penditure of funds received from serv-
ices of conscientious objectors by (see
bill H. R. 200), 22.
Vannatta, Maryette: to increase pension
(see bill H. R. 861), 60. • 3345), 6291.
Veterans: to furnish firing squads, color
guards, and buglers for funerals (see
bill H. R. 195),.22.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard,
Public Health Service, and Coast and
Geodetic Surey: to authorize investi-
gation of pay and allowances (see H.
Con. Res. 88), 8950.
Puerto Rico: to recommend repeal. of
certain acts by insular government of
(see H. Con. Res. 28), 1171.
Remarks by, on
Alaska: Tlingit and Haida Indians, 3458.
Alien Chinese wives, 12204.
Amending section 5, public law 140
(Regular Army officers), 2419.
Armed forces: reemployment preferences,
8699.
Army engineers: printing of reports,
1257.
Army Medical Corps (H. R. 2477)., 6286,
6287, 6288.
Bermuda: acquisition of, 8332.
Cape Charles City, Va.: harbors of, 1255,
1256.
Conscientious objectors, 9254.
Contracts: kick-backs on, 1714.
Defense Highway Act of 1944: amend
(H. R. 2840), 6292.
Defense Plant Corporation: exchange of
land, 6289.
Department of Labor: additional secre-
taryships, 9255.
Discontinuance of certain reports, 2421.
Fact Finders Act: amendment, 1713.
Federal Aid Airport Act, 9707.
Foreign Service of the United States,
1712.
Fourth-class mail matter, 4269.
Fur-bearing animals, 12205.
Gila reclamation project (S. 118), 6283.
Government agencies: reorganization,
9356, 9357.
Government reports: discontinuation,
4269.
Heidinger, James V.: eulogy, 2630.
Indian affairs, 10987. "
- letter by Secretary of the Interior,
10987.
135
COLE, W. STERLING-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Inventors: acts done in foreign countries
by, 1715, 1716.
Labor laws, 9253.
Legislative employees, 12205..
Lend-lease: extension, 2128.
Mail to overseas servicemen, 2156, 2157.
Marine Corps: grade of general, 1257.
Mediterranean fruitfly, 8701, 9254.
Missouri River: bridge, 7199.
Military Academy: age limit of appoin-
tees, 8696.
Mott, James W.: eulogy, 10626.
Mount Suribachi, Iwo Jima: photograph,
4368.
National cemeteries, 11334.
National Service Act, 568, 569.
Nationality Act: bills to amend, 2416,
Naval Academy: 2418.
-discharge of midshipmen, 11449.
-midshipmen from District of Co-
lumbia (H. R. 319), 6292.
Naval appropriation bill, 3508.
Naval Reserve Officers' Training Corps:
personnel, 310, 313-316.
Navy: Chiefs of Bureau, 11120.
- disposal of vessels, 302, 307.
-personnel discharged because of
under age, 7194.
-postgraduate school, 10990.
- postwar compositions, 10158,
10187, 10188, 10194, 10203, 10205.
Public works, 301, 302, 307, 308.
Relief of certain personnel, 9255.
- settlement of claims, 9256.
Navy and Marine Corps: increase person-
nel, 11434, 11441, 11442, 11444, 11445.
Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard:
transportation and subsistence (H. R.
Official papers relating to Territories of
United States, 7194.
Oil and gas leases, 10988.
OPA: shortages, 6563.
Panama Canal: retirement of employees,
1715.
Pan-American Interparliamentary Union,
2155.
Pay Readjustment Act, 8697.
Persons buried outside the United
States, 10992, 10993, 11334.
Philadelphia, Pa.: national park, 8698.
Postal service: substitute employees,
11340.
Price Control Act: amendment, 6562.
Puerto Rico: survey of conditions, 666.
Reports required by law, 3454.
- discontinuance of (H. R. 2504),
6281.
Rubber: bill relating to, 3458.
San. Carlos irrigation project (H. R. 3288),
6288.
School-lunch programs, 6286, 8694, 9252.
Selective service: Tydings amendment,
1504, 1505:
Selective Service System: award 6f merit
to uncompensated personnel, 4274,
4275..
Sioux Indians, 4270.
Stabilization Act of 1942: amendment,
6562.
St. Louis River bridge, 7200.
Surplus war material, 8695.
United States Code: enactment of title
1 into positive law, 1713, 1714.
-revision of title 18, 9252.
Vessels: sale of surplus, 9272.
Veterans' Administration: Department of
Medicine and Surgery, 11659.
War criminals, 4270.
- apprehension and punishment,
4282.
War dead: repatriation, 12215.
War Production Board: control of con-
fidential business data, 1265.
Williamson, W. Va., bridge, 3456.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Claims:
Macauley, Edward (S. 646, kept. 567),
4574.
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COLE, W. STELING-Continued.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Naval Affairs:
Coast Guard: admiral (H. R. 1646, Rept.
45), 590.
Marine Corps: grade of general (H. R.
197, Rept. 28), 431.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
COLE, WILLIAM C. (a Representative from
Missouri).
Article by Arthur V. Burrowes in St.
Joseph (Mo.) News-Press relative to
book, No Traveler Returns, by Henry
Shoskes, A2811.
Article by James Marlow on increase in
living costs, A4270.
Article from Braymer (Mo.) Bee relative
to shortage of meat, A3052.
Article from St. Joseph (Mo.) Union-Ob-
server on American Federation of La-
bor wage policy, A4447.
Article from Washington Daily News en-
titled "Let San Francisco Review
Yalta," A605.
Letter by Gail E. Aser, Lahore, India,
urging independence for India, 3954.
Letter by W. A. Petree relative to Con-
gressional Medal of Honor, A2261.
Amendments offered by, to
Federal Aid Airport Act (H. R. 3615) : to
amend, 9802.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Bruce Bros. Grain Co.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 2450), 1707.
Claims: to provide for settlement caused
by wild fowl in vicinity of refuges (see
H. R. 3527), 6535.
Claimants in Platte County, Mo.: for re-
lief (see bill H. R. 3574), 6630.
Interstate Commerce Act: to amend (see
bill H. R. 3262), 4776.
Postal employees: to provide for weekly
pay days (see bill H. R. 1116), 98.
Postal Service: advancement of em-
ployees (rural carriers) in feld service
(see bill H. R. 4481), 10042.
Rural Mail Delivery Service: to extend
temporary additional pay for equip-
ment maintenance for carriers (see
bill H. R. 1115), 98.
Social Security Act: to amend relative to
aid for needy children (see bill H. R.
1114), 98.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Standard time: to reinstate (see H. Con.
Res. 15), 98.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and Individuals, 8575, 8950.
State legislatures, 9757.
Remarks by, on
Antipoll tax bill, 5892, 6002.
Antiracketeering bill, 11900, 11914.
Armed forces voluntary enlistment bill,
8706, 8707.
Courts: admission of evidence, 2507.
Daylight-saving time: termination, 8545.
Federal Aid Airport Act, 9802, 9803.
Food and Agriculture Organization of
United Nations, 3980.
Food situation, 4324.
German forces: surrender, 4311.
Housing for veterans, 12300.
Legislative appropriation bill, 4435, 4453.
Lend-lease: extension, 2132.
Military Establishment appropriation
bill, 6752.
Nationality Act: amendment, 4645.
Navy: postwar composition, 10200.
Navy and Marine Corps: increase person-
nel, 11437.
Nurses: drafting of, 1866.
Postage: fourth-class matter, 5453, 5454,
5455, 5456, 5457, 12212.
Postage on catalogs: readjusting rates
of, 6963, 6967, 6968.
Presidential succession, 7013, 7023.
Tennessee Valley Authority, 3337, 3338.
Treasury-Pos' Office appropriation bill,
1307.
Treaty ratification: constitutional
amendment, 3995, 4030, 4031, 4298.
INDEX
COLE, WILLIAM C.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
UNRRA: appropriations, 11496, 11593.
United States Employment Service, 9818.
Washington Monument: poem by Eliot
Marshall, 1367.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
COLEMAN, J. R., to adjudicate claim of (see
bill S. 1526).
COLFAX, SCHUYLER, address in 1865 before
miners' conference at Virginia City,
Nev., by, A3265'
COLLECTIVE BARGAINING. See LABOR-
MANAGEMENT CONTRACTS.
Paragraph from book, Management at
the Bargaining Table, by Lee H. Hill
and Charles R. Hook, Jr., relative to,
A2459.
COLLECTORS OF CUSTOMS. See also
EXECUTIVE NOMINATIONS AND CONFIR-
MATIONS.
COLLECTORS OF INTERNAL REVENUE.
See EXECUTIVE NOMINATIONS AND CON-
FIRMATIONS.
COLLEGE-TRAINING PROGRAM, remarks in
House and statistics concerning, 12018.
COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES, letter by
14 college presidents relative to pro-
gram for universal military service,
A680, A982.
Remarks in House relative to naming
Victory ships by honoring American,
A908.
Remarks in House relative to report of
Committee on Education relative to
the emergency situation existing in
various, 1393.
Remarks in House relative to Ignorance
of American history in, A1311.
Remarks in House relative to housing
at, 9792.
COLLEY, HOMER V., relief of estate (see bill
S. 1283).
COLLIER, FRANK W., to elect Postmaster of
the House of Representatives rejected
(H. Res. 1), 10.
Tribute in House to, 99.
COLLIER, MRS. JUDD, letter relative to
freight-rate equalization, A4865.
COLLIERS (magazine), article entitled "Go
North Young Man," by Richard L.
Neuberger from, A96.
Article entitled "Utah's Steel Guinea
Pig," by Murray Moler and Andre Fon-
taine from, A198.
Article entitled "Do We Want Health In-
surance?" by Amy Porter from, A324.
Article on herring fishing grounds on
Great Lakes, by Clay Perry from, A773.
Article on Stalin and world unity, by Wil-
liam H. Standley from, A3361.
Article entitled "Revolution Down
South" by Governor Arnall (Ga.) from,
A3710.
Article entitled "Deliverance or Doom"
by E. M. Langer from, A4327.
Article entitled "That Poor Man in the
White House" by Jonathan Daniels
from, A5090
Editorial entitled "Atomic Bomb Les-
son" from, A4130, A4167.
Editorial on unification of the armed
forces, from, A5594.
Extracts from article on War Depart-
ments's waste, by Harry S. Truman
from, A4272.
Statement entitled "The Sip in Missis-
sippi," by Carlisle Bargeron from,
A5106.
COLLIER'S CONGRESSIONAL AWARD, re-
marks in House relative to, 1172.
COLLINS, ALBERT K., relief (see bill H. R.
1237).
COLLINS, CORNELIUS F., address introduc-
ing Senator Pepper before National
Democratic Club of New York by,
A1891.
COLLINS, E. W., poem entitled "Brave Man,"
dedicated to Ernie Pyle, by, A2832.
COLLINS, ELI W., letter endorsing peace
resolutions by, A608.
COLLINS, FREDERIC W., article entitled
"Don't Shoot the Pianist, He's Doing
the Best He Can" (Harry S. Truman)
from Providence (R. I.) Journal by,
A4280.
COLLINS, GRACE M., relief (see bill H. R.
4268).
COLLINS, PATRICK, relief (see bill H. R.
1640).
COLLINS, RICHARD P., excerpt from article
by Grace Davidson from Boston Post
relative to rehabilitation of, A2062.
COLLINS, SARAH J., increase pension (see
bill H. R. 927).
COLLIVER, MABEL, relief (see bill H. R.
4523).
COLLYER, JOHN L., remarks In House rela-
tive to one of world's outstanding au-
thorities on rubber, A274.
COLMERi, WILLIAM M. (a Representative
from Mississippi).
Address before National Industrial Con-
ference Board, New York City, on sub-
ject Foreign Loans, A5103.
Address by John J. McCloy before Acad-
emy of Political Science, Hotel Astor,
New York City, A5185.
Appointed on committee, 15.
Appointed on committee to escort the
President, 1945.
Article by David Lawrence on Allied poli-
cies in occupied Germany, A4879.
Article by Merlo Pusey on foreign trade,
A2336,
Article from Midpacifican (service news-
paper) concerning curfew in big cities,
A1415,
Article from New York Times entitled
"Public Works as Catch-All," A3365.
Article in American Magazine by James
F. Byrnes relative to streamlining of
Congress, A112.
Editorial from Washington Evening Star
by John H. Cline relative to full-em-
ployment practices bill, A5644.
Editorials from New York Times on for-
eign trade and shipping, A2226.
Editorials from Providence (R. I.) Jour-
nal and Gulfport-Biloxi (Miss.) Daily
Herald on postwar trade and shipping,
A2621.
Editorials on statement by Special Com-
mittee on Post-War Economic Policy
and Plannipg, A4412.
Letter by M. W. West, Laurel, Miss., rel-
ative to labor difficulties of motor ex-
press industry in Mississippi, A4614.
Letter from Congressman Reece of Ten-
nessee relative to loans to foreign gov-
ernments, A5651.
Amendments offered by, to
War agencies appropriation bill (H. R.
3368): to amend, 7474.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Bonnet Carre spillway: rehabilitation of
oyster beds at (see bill H. R. 3888),
7935.
Edmonds, Bessie S.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 873), 60.
Federal land banks: relating to mineral
rights on land acquired by (see bill
H. R. 667), 30.
Graham, Robert E.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 3248), 4685.
Hickman, H. J. and P. G.: for relief (see
bill H. R. 872), 60.
Merritt, Evelyn: for relief (see bill H. R.
2927), 3467.
National forest lands: authorizing an-
nual payments to States, etc., based
on fair value of (see bill H. R. 2867),.
3351.

COLMER, WILLIAM M.-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Public lands: Federal payments to States
with respect to conservation lands
(see bill H. R. 664), 30.
Shows, Earl J.: for relief (see bill H. R.
2529), 1886.
Social Security Act: to amend relative to
Federal grants to States (see bill H. R.
665), 29.
Soldiers' and Sailors' Civil Relief Act:
to amend (see bill H. R. 666), 30.
Supply Forces: to create branch known
as (see bill H. R. 1159), 125.
Surplus Property Act: amendment of
(see bill H. R. 3851), 7824.
Williams, J. W., Jr., and wife: for relief
(see bill H. R. 1459), 268.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Economic Reconstruction of Europe (H.
Rept. 1205) : to print additional copies'
of (see H. Res. 455), 11450.
Special Committee on Post-War Eco-
nomic Policy and Planning: to con-
tinue (see H. Res. 60, 211), 126, 2796.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill: confer-
ence report, 3789.
Committee on Post-War Economic Policy
and Planning: continuation, 342.
eighth report, 10609.
Committee on Post-War Military Policy:
continuation, 343.
Cuirfew order: action of Mayor La
Guardia, 2487.
Currency: termination of authority to
issue certain, 5275, 5276.
Fair Employment Practice Committee,
3991, 3992, 5827. 7235, 7474, 7487.
Farm labor (veto of H. J. Res. 106), 4163.
Federal Farm Loan Act: amendment,
4767.
Forestry research, 3789.
Labor-Federal Security appropriation
bill, 4729.
Legislative appropriation bill: Senate
amendment, 5726.
Lindsey, 'Sgt. Jake W.: awarded Congres-
sional Medal of Honor, 4767.
Manpower situation: proposed legisla-
tion, 105.
Marcantonlo, Vito: votes on defense
measures, 7235, 7474.
Members of Congress: expense allowance,
5726.
salary increase, 4431.
National housing (H. Res. 291), 6317.
National Service Act, 561, 573, 574.
-ask for conference, 2201, 2202.
Navy: disposition of vessels and facili-
ties, 5378, 5379.
Second deficiency appropriation bill,
6773.
Servicemen's Readjustment Act: amend-
ment, 7713.
Surplus Property Board: President's
message, 7641.
Surplus-property program: chaos in ad-
ministration, 5378.
United Nations Relief: appropriation,
10214, 10218, 10298.
War agencies appropriation bill, 5733,
. 5827, 7474.
Reports made by, from
Special Committee on Post-War Economic
Policy and Planning:
Economic reconstruction of Europe (H.
Res. 60, Rept. 1205), 10619.
Post-war policy (H. Res. 60, Rept. 541,
pt. 6), 4339.
Seventh report (H. Res. 60, Rept. 852),
7214.
Committee on Rules:
Committee on Post-War Military Policy
(H. Res. 55, Rept. 20), 276, 290.
Consideration of bill (H. R. 3000)-
amending Federal Reserve Act (H. Res.
259, Rept. 582), 4684.
Consideration of bill (H. R. 3199)-
Labor-Federal Security appropriation
bill (H. Res. 260, Rept. 583), 4684.
INDEX
COLMER, WILLIAM M.-Continued.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Rules.-Contlnued.
Consideration. of (H. J. Res. 266) ap-
propriation for United Nations Relief
and Rehabilitation Administration
(H. Res. 386, Rept. 1181), 10206, 10211.
Votes 6f. See YEA-AND-NAy VOTES.
COLOGERAS, CONSTANTINOS, relief (see
bill H. R. 1541).
COLONIAL BAKING CO., telegram relative to
shortage of corn sugar, 9216.
COLONIAL NATIONAL HISTORICAL PARK,
YORKTOWN, VA., authorize a bridge,
roads, etc., across, over, or upon land
of United States within limits of (see
bill H. R. 26).
COLONIALISM, remarks In House relative to,
4040.
COLONY, OKLA., authorizing conveyance of
Seger Indian School to Colony Union
Graded School District No. 1 (see bill
S. 52).
COLORADO, bill relative to distribution of
waters of Arkansas River by a com-
pact between Kansas and (see bills S.
187; H. R. 914*).
Bill to provide for construction, equip-
ment, and operation of an additional
military academy in (see bill H. H.
4184).
Report on unemployment claims filed in
Colorado by Manufacturers Associa-
tion of, A3923.
Resolution relative to increase in pay for
employees of postal service by Legis-
lature of, A1958.
COLORADO RIVER, authorize construction
of certain Federal reclamation works
in the upper basin of (see bills S. 894;
H. R. 2981). '
Order of Senate to print supplement to
Senate Document 39 relative to the
waters of, 7940.
Remarks in House relative to disposition
of waters of, A603.
Remarks in House relative to Orive Alla's
knowledge of, A4744.
Remarks in Senate relative to construc-
tion of projects in the upper basin of,
3478.
COLORADO RIVER COMPACT, remarks in
House relative to provisions of, A1339.
COLORADO RIVER INDIAN TRIBES, trans-
fers certain property from War Reloca-
tion Authority to (see bill H. R. 4535),
COLORADO RIVER-RIO GRANDE WATER
TREATY WITH MEXICO, remarks in
Senate and correspondence relative to,
10489.
COLORADO RIVER TREATY, list of organiza-
tions opposed to present provisions of,
A1273.
C'OLORADO SPRINGS GAZETTE (newspa-
per), editorial entitled "Put an End to
the Draft" from, A4504.
COLORADO STATE ASSOCIATION OF JOUR-
NEYMEN BARBERS, HAIRDRESSERS,
AND COSMETOLOGISTS, INTERNA-
TIONAL UNION OF AMERICA, letter
opposing extension of Rsciprocal Trade
Agreements Act by, A2533.
COLORADO STATE FEDERATION OF LA-
BOR, letter opposing extension of Re-
ciprocal Trade Agreements Act by,
A2532.
COLORADO STATE MINING ASSOCIATION,
address by Representative Smith of
Ohio relative to Bretton Woods Agree-
ment before, A424.
COLORED PEOPLE, editorial from Columbia
(S. C.) State relative to justice in
South Carolina for, A953.
Letter by Charles Lee White of Jersey
City, N.- J., relative to communistic
propaganda to, A4664.
137
COLORED PEOPLE-Continued.
Remarks In House relative to number of
colored nurses In the armed forces,
1733.
Remarks in House relative to success in
business world of, A1201.
Remarks in House relative to poll tax
and its effect on, A2822.
Resolution by General Assembly of
Arkansas relative to farm training for
Negro veterans, A1789.
COLORED SOLDIERS, article from Plain-
dealer, Kansas City, Kans., and state-
ment by Mayor Speed, of Jackson,
Miss., relative to disturbance in Jack-
son, Miss., caused by, A1435.
Remarks in House relative to service and
conduct of, A2835, 7420.
COLORED VETERANS' HOSPITAL, concur-
rent resolution to establish at Boley,
Okla., a, 4689.
COLTON, JOE, poem entitled "The Spirit of
'76 Marches On" by, A1018.
COLUMBIA BASIN PROJECT, letter from
Secretary of Interior transmitting re-
port (H. Doc. 172) of costs of, 4374,
4464.
Remarks in House relative to program of
Bureau of Reclamation for postwar de-
velopment of, A315.
COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN, ap-
pointment in House of directors of,
557, 909.
COLUMBIA INSTITUTE FOR THE DEAF AND
DUMB, reappointment of Senator
Thomas of Utah as a director of, 549,
909.
COLUMBIA METALS CORP., remarks in
House relative to entrance in alumi-
num industry of, A5167.
COLUMBIA (S. C.) RECORD, article on Gua-
temala breaks with Spain from, A1029.
COLUMBIA RIVER.
Article by Ralph A. Tudor from Civil
Engineering relative to development
of, A2208.
Bill to extend time for construction of
bridge across (see bill S. 574*).
Bill to authorize completion of altera-
tions to a bridge, made necessary by
Bonneville Dam, across (see bill H. R.
607).
Bill authorizing construction in Colum-
bia River, Oreg. and Wash., of Uma-
tilla Dam (see bill H. R. 1129).
Bill to authorize payment of a mainte-
nance allowance to owner of a bridge
over (see bill S. 132).
Bill to authorize completion of alter-
ations, made necessary by Bonneville
Dam, to a bridge over (see bill S. 133).
Bill granting consent to State of Wash-
ington to construct a bridge at North-
port, Wash., across (see bill S. 943).
Letter from the Secretary of War trans-
mitting report on a review of reports
on, 8728.
Remarks in House relative to electric pro-
duction and also salmon production by,
A433.
Remarks in House relative to hydroelec-
tric power possibilities from develop-
ment of, A3189.
Remarks in House relative to develop-
ment of, 3528.
Resolution authorizing House Commit-
tee on Irrigation and Reclamation to
continue investigation authorized by
H. Res. 262, Seventy-eighth Congress,
of western rivers and (see H. Res. 185).
COLUMBIA RIVER AUTHORITY, article by
Richard L. Newberger relative to pro-
posed, A1052.
Editorial from Wenatchee (Wash.) Daily
World relative to, A2971.
Statement in explanation of bill, S. 460,
A2972.
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COLUMBIA RIVER BASIN, resolution to in-
vestigate commercial and recreational
fisheries resources of, 9472.
COLUMBIA RIVER POWER SYSTEM, statis-
tics relative to, 3814-3816.
COLUMBIA AND SNAKE RIVERS, article by
Philip H. Parrish from Oregonian rela-
tive to plan for development of, A3189.
COLUMBIA VALLEY AUTHORITY, articles by
Richard L. Newberger and Robert W.
Sawyer from Oregonian relative to es-
tablishment of, A5301, A5303.
Articles and editorials from newspapers
and letters favoring the creation of,
A3676-A3677.
Bill to establish (see bills S. 460, 1716;
H. R. 2923, 5083).
Remarks in House relative to bill H. R.
2923, to establish, A1915.
Statement by Senator Mitchell relative
to bill, S. 1716, to create, A5796.
Text of bill, S. 1716, to create, A5796.
COLUMBIA VALLEY AUTHORITY NEEDED
BY THE NORTHWEST, condensation
of three articles by Carey McWilliams
from the Nation relative to, A3624.
COLUMBIA (S. C.) STATE, editorial entitled
"The Roosevelt Loan" from, A2902.
Editorial entitled "Mr. Galloway Retires"
from, A4121.
Editorial relative to justice for colored
people in South Carolina from, A953.
COLUMBIA (MO.) DAILY TRIBUNE, edi-
torial entitled "Will the Peace Stick?"
from, A2526.
COLUMBUS DAY, address by Charles G.
Notari in William Penn Hotel on ob-
servance of, A4607. •
Radio* addre-, by Francis P. Matthews
on observance of, A4799.
Remarks in House relative to observance
of, A4229.
COLUMBUS DAY CITIZENS COMMITTEE,'
INC., list of- names of officers, board of
directors, and executive council of,
2635.
Resolution commending the Italian peo-
ple for the overthrow of Mussolini and
cooperation with the Allies, 2634.
COLUMBUS (OHIO) CITIZEN, editorial
relative to Presidential succession from,
A2657.
COLUMBUS (NEBR.) DAILY TELEGRAM,
editorial entitled "An Offer To Trade
Places" by Edgar Howard from, A4'428.
COLUMBUS (OHIO) DISPATCH, article rela-
tive to Representative McGregor's
,questionnaire on current problems
from, A1286.
Article entitled "White House Shift Em-
phasizing Plans in Present System" by
Elmer P. Fries from, A2657.
Editorial on Presidential succession
from, A2876.
Editorial entitled "An Outstanding Gov-
ernor Retires" from, A223.
COLVIN, MRS. D. LEIGH, statement opposing
the granting of so-called liquor holi-
days, 2693.
COLYER, DOUGLAS (British Air Marshal),
address in Washington on thirty-
eighth anniversary cf Army Air Forces
by, A4213.
COMANCHE POST, AMERICAN LEGION,
COLDWATER,KANS., resolution rela-
tive to policing of conquered countries
adopted by, 8662.
COMBAT INFANTRYMAN'S BADGE, article
from Santa Ana (Calif.) Register rela-
tive to award to Yoshimi Yoshida of,
A3060.
COMBAT LOSSES IN WORLD WAR II, article
irom International Falls (Minn;) Daily
Journal relative to, A5792,
COMBAT TROOPS. See ARMED FORCES O'
THE UNITED STATES.
COMBAT VETERANS; telegram complaining
about the travel facilities furnished-
them in Colorado, 9661.
COMBS, J. M. (a Representative from Texas).
Appointed conferee, 3432, 7183, 10680,
11415.
Appointed on committee, 274, 275.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Black, Boyd B.: for relief (see bill H. R.
2006), 838.
Bryant,, Hardy H.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 2005), 838.
Neches and Angelina Rivers: modifying
project for (see bill H. R. 3729), 7399.
Remarks by, on
Continental Casualty Co. (relieved as
conferee), 4175.
Maritime Day, 4367.
Permission to file report, 3990.
Steinert, Oscar R.: relief, 10390.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Claims:
Anderson, Charles W. (H. R. 2306, Rept.
84
11 ), 10246.
Bourbeau, Angelina (H. R. 202, Rept.
272), 1885.
Brisbin, Beatrice (H. R. 4253, Rept. 1397),
11931.
Brown, Charles (H. R. 3590, Rept. 1431),
12029.
Brown, Lula Mae (H. R. 3590, Rept. 1431),
. 12029.
Burton, F. W. (H. R 3431, Rept. 1429),
12029.
Burton, S. P. (H. R. 2487, Rept. 1176),
10211.
* Davis. Rastus L. (H. R. 2054, Rept. 1088),
9512.,
Dompsey Industrial Furnace Corp. (H. R.
201, Rept. 271), 1885.
* Denney, Mrs. Maude C. (H. R. 1732: Rept.
1412), 12028.
Dietz. August W. (H. R. 1548, Rept. 575),
4668.
Grandview, Hospital (H. R. 1891, 'Rept.
£43), 5382.
Gray, Mrs. Mabel Glenn (H. R. 1732, Rept.
1412), 12028.
Grigsby, J. B. (H. R. 1560, Rept. 639),
5581.
Gunnells, Hugh P. and Dezaree (H R.
2226, Rept 647), 5382.
Harris, Harriette E. (H. R. 1008,, Rept.
636), 5381.
Hutchinson, Ora R. (H. R. 1849, Rept.
717), 5837.
Hutchinson's Boat Works, Inc. (H. R.
1217, Rept. 1444), 12101.
Jackson, Dr. Walter L., and City-County
Hospital (H. R. 1260, Rept. 177), 1321.
Jackson, Jabez Fenton and Narcissa Wil-
mans (H. R. 2699, Rept. 538), 4339.
Jay Taylor Cattle Co., Amarillo; Tex.
(H. R. 1094, Rept. 204), 1390.
Key, D. W. (H. R. 2060, Rept. 646), 5382.
Kreusler, Christian H. (H. R. 3302, Rept.
1014), 8949. -
Lower, Fred (H. R. 904, Rept. 201); 1390.
McCall, Augusta (H. R. 1552, Rept. 493),
4038.
Maher, Lt. Col. John P. (H. R. 1264, Rept.
1410), 12028.
Martin, Stewart, Jr. (H. R. 2003,. Rept.
480), 4006.
Miller, Mona Mae (H. R. 1857, Rept. 560),
0-573.
Minatree, 0. M. (H. R. 1358, Rept. 1082),
9512.
Navy: settlement of claims (H. R. 3759,
Rept. 1021), 8948.
Navy and Marine Corps personnel (S.
1363, Rept. 1398), 11931.
Nesbitt, James Harold (H. R. 2843, Rept.
1417), 12029.
Phillips, William (H. R. 2963, Rept. 1233),
10785.
Saundefs Memorial Hospital (S. 693,
Rept. 845), 7104.
Shedd, Mrs. Marie A. (H. R. 17U32,Rept.
1412), 12028.
COMBS, J. M.-Continued.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Claims-Continued.
Shedd, Mrs. Ruth C. (H. R. 1732, Rept.
1412), 12028.
Siskind, David (H. R. 3050, Rept. 1420),
12029.
Thompson, Elmer D. (H. R. 3543, Rpt.
14Z0), 12029.
Townsend, John Burl (H. R. 807, Rept.
302), 1990.
Welch, Orvis (H. R. 2167, Rept. 1250),
10825.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
COMBS, LEO, authorize Secretary of Interior
to sell certain lands in Montana to
(see bill H. R. 4443).
COMEAUX, Mrs. Lionel, relief (see bill H. R.
3224*).
"COMING ECONOMIC WORLD PATTERN,"
article by Henry Hazlitt from Ameri-
can Scholar entitled, A1142.
COMMENTATORS, brief biography of cer-
tain, 10031.
COMMERCE, prohibit utilization in connec-
tion with desertion or abandonment
of minor children of facilities of inter-
state or foreign (see bill H. R. 2635).
Bill to amend part II of Interstate Com-
merce Act in relation to the effect
upon interstate or foreign commerce
of exercises, of State rate-making au-
thority (see bill H. R. 3262).
Bill to prohibit transportation of ob-
scene literature in. interstate or for-
eign (see bill H. R. 4107).
Bill to amend law relating to larceny in
interstate. or foreign (see bill H. R.
4160" )..
Bill relating to certain discriminatory
pricing affecting (see bill H. R. 4201).
Bill providing for issuance of certifi-
cates of statutory compliance with
certain national standards to certain
corporations and.labor organizations
engaged in (see bill S. 10).
Bill to amend law relating to larceny in
interstate or foreign (see bills S. 492;
H. R. 2281).
Bill to amend law relating to embezzle-
ment by officers of a carrier firm, asso-
ciation, or corporation engaged in (see
bill S. 739).
Bill to protect commerce from certain
harmful and disruptive practices (see
bill S. 754).-.
Bill to amend act to protect trade and
commerce against interference by -vio-
lence, threats, coercion, or intimida-
tion (see bill S. 791).
Bill to protect interstate and. foreign
commerce by providing means for
prompt and orderly settlement of con-
troversies between employers and em-
ployees (see bill S.1419).
Bill.prohibiting labor organizations from
making contracts or engaging in com-
binations or conspiracies in restraint
of (see bill S.1656).
.Ramarks in Senate relative to the prob-
lems of commerce during the postwar
period, 5178.
Resolution to authorize Committee on
Interstate and Foreign Commerce to
investigate effect of cartels on com-
merce with fore'gn nations and among
the several States (see H. Res. 284).
COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION
OP NEW YORK,'INC.,remarks in House
relative to opposition to St. Lawrence
seaway by, A1665.
COMMERCE CLAUSE OF THE CONSTITU-
TION, memorial of Legislature of Kan-
sas to institute a study of the inter-
pretation of, 3180.
COMMERCIAL AGREEMENTS,statistics rela-
tive to 'agreements signed since" Jan-
uary 1,1935, 5009.

COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
(publication), article entitled "A
Theory of Interest" by Alden A. Potter
from, A893.
Statement entitled "Compulsory Military
Training in Peacetime" by Joseph S.
Davies from, A1714.
COMMERCIAL FISHERMEN'S WEEKLY
(magazine), article' entitled "Three-
Anti-
Mile Rule Is Declared Obsolete,
quated" by Edward W. Allen from,
A636.
COMMERCIAL FISHING, amendment in Sen-
ate relative to, 2520.
COMMERCIAL LAW LEAGUE OF AMERICA,
address on bankruptcy by Grover M.
Moscowitz before New York Members
Association- of, A297.
COMMERCIAL POLICY, joint statement by
United States and United Kingdom
relative to understanding reached in,
A5343.
COMMISSION' ON CONGRESSIONAL SAL-
ARIES, for the creation of (see bill
H. R. 397).
COMMISSION ON EMERGENCY FEDERAL
AID TO HIGHER EDUCATIONAL IN-
STITUTIONS, establish a temporary
agency to be known as (see bills.H. R.
3116, 4452).
COMMISSIONER OF INTERNAL REVENUE,
letter relative to pay credited to mili-
tary personnel of the Army who have
postponed the filing of Federal income-
tax returns, 9950.
COMMISSION ON TAX INTEGRATION, cre-
ate (see H. J. Res. 156).
COMMISSION ON TAXATION, establish (see
bill H. R. 1410).
COMMISSIONER OF INDIAN AFFAIRS, pro-
hibit appointment of persons of less
than one-half Indian blood to the office
of (see bill S. 1092).
COMMISSIONER OF INTERNAL REVENUE,
letters relative to taxation of aliens,
7790.
COMMITTEE ON ACCOUNTS (House).
Mr. Gillespie excused, 410.
Members elected to (H. Res. 7*), 15, 274,
491.
Reports by
Additional employees (H. Rept. 939),
7935.
Assistants to the Superintendent of the
House Press Gallery (H. Res. 210),
2776.
Capitol Telephone. Exchange (H. Rept.
17), 290.
Carter, Hubert M. (H. Rept. 1456), 12307.
Committee on Agriculture (H. Res. 160,
Rept. 250), 1712, 1747.
Committee on Appropriations (see H. Res.
70, Rept.. 25), 292, 326.
Committee on the Civil Service (H. Res.
110, Rept. 41), 551, 593.
Committee on Claims, assistant clerks
(H. Res. 290*, Rept. 709), 5793, 5837.
Committee on Education (H. Res. 92,
Rept. 26), 292, 326.
Committee on Foreign Affairs, expenses
(H. Rept. 931), 7742.
Committee on Immigration and Natural-
ization (H. Rept. 427), 3466.
Committee on Interstate and Foreign
Commerce (H. Res. 159, 205, Repts. 249,
386), 1747, 2775, 2795.
Committee on Investigation of Conserva-
tion of Wildlife Resources (H. Res. 97),
550, 590.
Committee Investigating Food Shortages
.(H. Rept. 618), 5251.
Committee on Investigation of Postwar
Military Policy (H. Res. 108), 590.
Committee on the Judiciary (H. Res. 157,
406, Rept. 1105), 1711, 9511. :
- investigation of Albert W. John-
son and Albert L. Watson (H. RWpt.
855), 7267.
INDEX
COMMITTEE ON ACCOUNTS (House)-Con.
Reports by
Committee on Labor (H. Res. 206, Rept.
387), 2775, 2795.
Committee on the Merchant Marine and
Fisheries (H. Res. 157, 158, Rept. 247),
1711.
Committee on Military Affairs (H. Res.
161, Rept. 251), 1711, 1747.
Committee on Naval Affairs (H. Res. 208,
Rept. 389), 2776, 2795.
Committee on Postwar Economic Policy
and Planning (H. Res. 111), 551, 590.
Committee on Public Buildings and
Grounds (H. Res. 209, Rept. 390), 2776,
2795.
Committee on the Public Lands (H. Res.
207, Rept. 388), 2775, 2795.
'Committee on Rivers and Harbors, in-
vestigate shores and beaches (H. Rept.
689), 5689.
Committee on Roads, investikate Federal
road system (H. Rept. 879), 7419.
Committee on Territories, Alaska and
Hawaii (H. Rept. 690), 5689.
Committee on Un-American Activities
(H. Res. 109, 168, Rept. 268), 550, 590,
1856, 1885.
Douglas, Julia T. (H. Rept. 1188), 10483.
Employment of services of Government
employees for folding speeches in the
House folding room (H. J. Res. 142),
2776.
Executive agencies (H. Res. 113, Rept.
25), 326, 552, 690.
Farm products (H. Res. 160, Rept. 250),
1747.
Fisher, Eleanor. (H. Rept. 106), 1079.
Green Ville treaty with the Indians.
(H. Res. 332), 7933.
House Press Gallery, assistants to super-
intendent of (H. Rept. 391), 2795.
Interstate and Foreign Commerce (H.
Res. 159), 1711. - Fur-bearing animals (H. Rept. 1346),
Investigate food shortage (H. Rept. 426),
3466.
Investigate Veterans' Administration (H.
Rept. 425), 3466.
Johnson, Albert W. (H. Res. 157, Rept.
247), 1747.
Jurgensen, Helen (H. Rept. 843), 7104.
McCullough, Ada (H. Rept. 7 0); 6320.
Marshall, Muriel Abbott (H. Rapt. 873),
7419.
Millard, Elizabeth (H. Rept. 691), 5690.
Pillen, Frances (H. Rept. 593), 4776.
Rabbitt, Elizabeth T. (H. Rept. 10). 190.
Siegfried, Virginia (H. Rept. 53), 837.
Small business (H. Res. 112*, Rept. 1377),
551, 590, 11931.
Social Security Act (H. Res. 204, Rept.
385), 2775, 2795.
Stenographer, compensation (H. Rept.
938), 7935.
Superintendent House Periodical Press
Gallery (H. Rept. 1323), 11279.
Treaty of Green Ville, celebration (H.
Rept. 937), 7935.
Trimble, Mildred H. (H. Rept. 1023), 9004.
Universities, effect of war on (see H. R.
26), 326.
War effort (H. Res. 161, I.ept. 251), 1747.
Watson, Albert L. (H. Res. 157, Rept.
247), 1747.
COMMITTEE ON ADMINISTRATIVE RE-
VIEW (Joint).
Joint resolution to establish (see H. J.
Res. 7).
COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE (House).
Election of members of, 274, 491.
Remarks in House relative to investiga-
ton of European food problems by,
A2235.
Remarks in House relative to testimony
of John H. Stanbaugh on sale of trucks
by Treasury Department before, A1569.
Remarks in House relative to school-
lunch program and policy of, A3409.
Resolution granting the subpena power
to (see H. Res. 28).
139
COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE (House)-
Continued.
Resolution relative- to composition of
(see H. Res. 80), 274.
Resolution providing for investigation
concerning food supplies, distribution,
and shortages, especially with respect
to meat, by (see H. Res. 193).
Resolution providing for an investiga-
tion of existing shortage of farm ma-
chinery by, (see H. Res. 233).
Resolution authorizing investigation of
effect upon food supply of order of
War Production Board to permit dis-
tillers to manufacture distiller liquors
during July 1945, by (see H. Res. 278).
Statement, Cotton On the Cross, by Tom
Linder before, A2479.
Statement/ on behalf of independent
tenants committee of Delmo Labor
Homes projects by David S. Burgess be-
fore subcommittee No. 4 of, A3426.
Table: comparison of cost of produc-
tion, -parity price and average price on
agricultural products by, A3018.
Testimony relative to drafting of farm
-labor by General Hershey before,
A2302.
Reports by
Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938 (H.
Repts. 55, 142), 838, 1079.
- hops (H. Rept. 680), 5591.
- (H. Rept. 1185), 10320.
Animal and plant diseases (H. Rept. 682),
5591.
Cooperative agricultural extension work
(H. Rept. 498), 4038.
Cotton statistics (H. Rept. 1321), 11279.
Emergency Farm Mortgage Act of 1933
(H. Rept.'358), 2632.
Federal Farm Loan Act (H. Rept. 358),
2632.
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation Act
(H. Rept. 358), 2632.
11785.
Investigation of marketing, transporta-
tion, and distribution of farm prod-
ucts (H. Res. 54), 1449.
Iowa State College (H. Rept. 792), 6784.
Legumes (H. Rept. 188), 1320.
Limestone County, Tex. (H. Rept. 1454),
12229.
New Mexico, Sebastin Martin lands (H.
Rept. 776), 6408.
Norwich University, Northfield, Vt. (H.
Rept. 826), 6869.
Rapides Parish, La. (H. Rept. 762), 6320.
Rubber (H. Rept. 401), 2933.
Rural rehabilitation projects (H. Rept.
1453), 12229.
School-lunch programs (H. Rept. 684),
5591.
Secretary of Agriculture (H. Rept. 776),
6408.
--_water conservation (H. Rept. 791),
6784.
Servicemen's Readjustment Act of 1944
(H. Rept. 358), 2632.
Soil Conservation and Domestic Allot-
ment Act (H. Rept. 55), 838.
Soil and water conservation (H. Rept.
791), 6784.
Springfield Township, Pa. (H. Rept. 681),
5591.
United States Code, amend (H. Rept.
679), 5591.
War Food Administration (H. Rept. 776),
6408.
Weather Bureau, property (H. Rept. 826),
6869.
COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE AND FOR-
ESTRY (Senate).
Anderson, Clinton P. (Executive nomina-
tion), 5339.
Authorized to sit during a session of the
. Senate, 6015.
Mr. Cordon excused, 12230.
Mr. Knowland assigned to, 12230.
Mr. Young assigned to, 3107.
Members appointed on, 169.
Statement relative to soil conser cation
submitted by, 9776.
140
COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE AND FOR-
ESTRY (Senate) -Continued.
Reports by
Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938
(S. Rept. 127), 2893.
- (S. Rept. 453), 7271.
Agricultural extension work (S. Rept.
198), 3623.
Concurrent resolution to print additional'
copies of hearings of the special com-
mittee relative to cotton (see H. Con.
Res. 34*), 2277, 2389.
Ducks as decoys (S. Rept. 506), 7893.
Food investigation (S. Rept. 105), 2240.
Fur-bearing animals (S. Rept. 783), 10892.
Hops. (S. Rept. 127) 2893.
Iowa Agricultural Byproducts Labora-
tory (S. Rept. 590), 8951.
LImestone County, Tex., property trans-
fer (S. Rept. 785), 10892.
Lilienthal, David E. (Executive nomina-
tion), 4607.
Louisiana State University (S. Rept. 268),
4504.
Rehabilitation projects (S. Rept. 784),
10892.
Rural electrification projects (S. Rept.
538), 4095.
School-lunch programs (S. Rept. 553),
8135.
Soil and water conservation (S. Rept.
584), 8882.
Tobacco (S. Rept. 453), 7271.
United States Code (S. Rept. 522), 8048.
Wickard, Claude R. (Executive nomina-
tion), 6125.
Williams, Aubrey W. (Executive nomina-
tion), 2017.
COMMITTEE CN APPROPRIATIONS (Joint),
create (see bill H. R. 558).
COMMITTEE ON APPROPRIATIONS
(House).
Article from Printer's Ink relative to ex-
perience of Alfred Schlinder with,
A5468.
Authorized to file a report on the first
deficiency appropriation bill, 10984.
Authorized to sit during sessions and
recesses of the House (H. Res. 6*), 121.
Election of members of, 15, 274, 491.
Mr. Canfield elected, 8621.
Letter relative to critical housing prob-
lem at Vallejo, Calif., addressed to
certain members of, A4044.
Remarks in House praising efficient work
of clerks of, 931.
Remarks in House relative to visit to
Central Valley project by members of,
A2659.
Remarks in House praising record of,
9840.
Report from Director of the Bureau of
the Budget on centralization and co-
ordination of Federal statistics to,
A5420.
Resolution to pay expenses of investiga-
tion by (see H. Res. 70), 292.
Resolution relative to composition of
(see H. Res. 80), 274.
Statement relative to appropriation for
National Housing Agency by Repre-
sentative De Lacy before, A529.
Statement by American Slav Congress
relative to UNRRA appropriation be-
fore, A5181.
Reports by
Agriculture, census of (H. Rept. 52),
708.
Appropriations, reduction (H. Repts. 960,
1125), 8799, 9757.
Children's Bureau (H. Rept. 692), 5690.
Committee on Fair Employment Practice
(H. Rept. 786), 6700.
Deficiencles (H. Repts. 221, 481. 530, 785,
1288), 1540, 4006, 4315, 4339, 6700,
11006.
Department of Agriculture (H. Rept.
347), 2489, 2516.
Department of Commerce (H. Rept. 333),
2165.
INDEX
COMMITTEE ON APPROPRIATIONS
(House) -Continued.
Reports by
Department of the Interior (H. Rept.
437), 3735, 3747.
Department of the Judiciary (H. Rept.
333), 2165.
Department of Justice (H. Rept. 333),
2165.
Department of Labor (H. Rept. 551),
4573, 6542.
Departments of State, Commerce, Judi-
ciary, Justice, and loan agencies (H.
Rept. 333), 2153, 2165.
District of Columbia appropriation bill
(H. Rept. 614), 5115, 5121.
Federal Loan Agency (H. Rept. 333),
2165.
Federal Security Agency (H. Rept. 551),
4573, 6542.
Flood control: emergency (H. Rept. 652),
5463.
Independent agencies (H. Rept. 551),
6542.
Independent offices appropriation bill
(H. R. 1984, H. Rept. 54), 805, 837.
Legislative appropriation bill (H. Rept.
509), 4134, 4174.
Maritime Commission (H. Kept. 515),
4216.
Military Establishment (H. Kept. 782),
6585.
National war agencies (H. Repts. 653,
3368), 5450, 5463, 7404.
Naval appropriation bill (H. Rept. 424),
1431, 3466.
Post Office Department (H. Rept. 158),
1285.
Public Health Service (H. Rept. 103),
1043.
Reduction (H. Rept. 612), 5121.
Supplemental appropriations (H. Rept.
584), 2795.
Treasury Department (H. Rept. 158),
1285.
United Nations Relief and Rehabilita-
tion Administration (H. Rept. 1166),
10211.
War agencies (H. Repts. 851, 880), 7214,
7419.
War Department-civil functions (H.
Rept. 105), 1043.
War Food Administration, spoilage of
food (H. Rept. 816), 6869.
COMMITTEE ON APPROPRIATIONS
(Senate).
Appointments on, 169.
Authority to submit reports during ad-
journment granted to, 1920.
Authorized to submit report and file mo-
tions on the first deficiency bill (H. R.
2374), 2635.
List of employees who are not full-time
employees of the Senate, 3057, 4224.
Mr. Cordon assigned to, 12230.
Mr. Wherry appointed on, 330.
Resolution to pay expenses of hearings
before (see S. Res. 132), 5698.
Statement relative to restoration of ap-
rropriation for development of Mis-
souri River Basin by Representative
Robertson of North Dakota before sub-
committee of, A2443.
Statement relative to investigate sources
of raw minerals by Representative
Robertson of North Dakota before,
A2585.
Reports by
Appropriations, reduction of (S. Rept.
719), 10632.
Census of agriculture (S. Kept. 49), 1113.
Children's Bureau (S. Rept. 328), 5697.
Deficiency appropriation bills (S. Rept.
114, 857), 2744, 12030.
Department of Agriculture appropria-
tion bill (S. Rept. 191), 3470.
Department of Commerce (S. Rept. 188),
3395.
Department of the Interior appropria-
tion bill (S. Rept. 316), 5303.
COMMITTEE ON APPROPRIATIONS
(Senate) -Continued.
Reports by
Department of the Judiciary (S. Rept.
188), 3395.
Department of Justice (S. Rept. 188),
3395.
Department of State (S. Rept. 188), 3395.
District of Columbia (S. Rept. 358),
5841.
Executive Office and independent bu-
reaus (S. Rept. 88), 1997.
Federal Loan Agency (S. Rept. 188), 3395.
Flood control (S. Rept. 327), 5697.
Legislative appropriation bill H. R. 3109
(S. Rept. 287), 4928.
Maritime Commission (S. Rept. 267),
4504.
Military Establishment (S. Rept. 423),
6791.
Navy Department (S. Rept. 266), 4504.
Post Office Department (S. Rept. 154),
2935.
Public Health Service (S. Kept. 50), 1113.
Treasury Department (S. Rept. 154),
2935.
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation
Administration (S. Rept. 798), 10953.
War agencies (S. Kept. 380), 6322.
War Department appropriation bill (S.
Rept. 87), 1997.
COMMITTEE ON ATOMIC ENERGY (Senate,.
Appointment of, 10068.
Mr. McMahon designated as chairman of,
10068.
COMMITTEE TO AUDIT AND CONTROL THE
CONTINGENT EXPENSES OF THE
SENATE (Senate).
Appointments on, 169.
Mr. Tunnell assigned to, 9004.
Reports by
Atomic energy (S. Res. 179), 9759.
Campaign expenditures investigation (S.
Rept. 101), 2241.
Committee on Appropriations (S. Res.
132), 6879.
Committee on Banking and Currency
(S. Res. 182), 10248.
Committee on Foreign Relations' (S. Res.
109, 111, 133), 3288, 6879.
Funeral expenses of Hiram W. Johnson
(S. Res. 170), 8362.
Funeral of John Moses (S. Res. 100),
2241.
Hackney, Allie J. (S. Res. 124), 4381.
Halsey, Mary Y. (S. Res. 68), 927.
Inspection of the Naval Establishment
(S. Res. 48*), 3707.
Investigation of airplane crashes (S. Res.
61), 1408.
Investigation of conditions in the Philp-
pine Islands (S. Res. 123), 4381.
Investigation of food production and con-
sumption (S. Res. 92), 2385.
Investigation of disposal of surplus Gov-
ernment property (S. Res. 129), 6880.
Madeoy, Annie (S. Res. 81), 1407.
Murphy, Mary A. (S. Res. 137), 6879.
National defense program (H. Res. 146,
147), 6879.
Production and purchase of gold and
silver in the United States (S. Res. 20),
1409.
Resolution relative to payments from
the contingent fund in connection
with inquiries and investigations (see
S. Res. 77*), 6879.
Securities and Exchange Commission
(S. Res. 35, 194), 1407, 11235.
Terminating on June 30, 1945, payment
of funds for employment of clerical as-
s stants and inquiries and investiga-
tions heretofore authorized (S. Res.
102), 2240.
COMMITTEE ON BANKING AND CURRENCY
(House).
Discussion on meat shortage by Repre-
sentatives Thom and Monroney, Mr.
Madigan, and Chester Bowles before,
A1019.

COMMTTEE ON BANKING AND CURRENCY
(House) -- Continued.
Remarks in House relative to report to
extend Price Control Act by, A2998.
Remarks in House relative to hearinge on
Bretton Woods agreements before,
A1140.
Resolution relative to composition of
(see H. Res. 80), 274, 491.
Resolution authorizing investigation of
Commodity Credit Corporation by (see
H. Res. 180).
Statement, relative to extension of OPA
by Representative Russell before,
A2920.
Statement relative.to proposals of Bret-
ton Woods agreements by Secretary of
Treasury Morgenthau before, A1062.'
Statement on housing inflation by Ches-
ter Bowles before, A5319.
Views on bill (H. R. 2404) to increase
debt limit of United States by minor-
ity party of, 1946.
Reports by
Commodity Credit Corporation (H. Rept.
58), 907.
Emergency Price Control Act of 1942,
amend (H. Repts. 394, 764), 2795, 6320.
Export-Import Bank of Washington (H.
Repts. 911, 1285), 7505, 14006.
Federal lending agencies (H. Rept. 60),
907.
Federal Reserve Act: amend (H. Rept.
441), 3747.
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance
Corporation (H. Rept. 1137), 9872.
Flour subsidy (H. Rept. 394), 2795.
Government lending agencies (bill S.
375), 871.
International Bank for Reconstruction
and Development (H. Rept. 629), 5302..
International Monetary Fund (H. Rept.
629), 5302.
National Housing Act (H. Rept. 341).
2456.
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
(S. Rept. 815), 6784.
Silver (H. Rept. 1457), 12307.
Smaller War Plants Corporation (H.
Rept. 398), 2887.
Stabiligatlon Act of 1942 (H. Rept. 764),
6320.
Strategic metals (H. Rept. 506), 4085.
Subsidy, flour (H. Rept. 394), 2795.
Subsidy on strategic metals (H. Rept.
506), 4085.
COMMITTEE ON BANKING AND CUR-
RENCY (Senate).
Appointments on, 169.
Mr.'Capehart assigned to, 12230.
Resolution to authorize investigations
by (see S. Res. 27).
Resolution to increase limits of expendi-
tures for holding hearings, 9876.
Resolution appropriating additional
funds'for taking hearings before (see
S. Res. 182*). 10248.
Resolution to authorize employment of-
expert, clerical, and other assistance
by (see S. Res. 56").
Statement relative to S. 380, to provide
full employment, by John O'Grady
before, A4718.
Statement favoring a metallic base for
our monetary system by Senator
Thomas (Okla.) before, A3086.
Statement relative to bill, S. 1592, to
establish national housing policy by
Fred Krame before, A5750.
Statement relative to bill, S. 1592, to
establish national housing policy by
Philip H. Hill before, A5693.
-Statement by Montgomery Ostrander
on behalf of American Veterans' Com-
mittee in support of bill, S. 1592, to
provide a national housing policy
before, A5605.
Statement on national housing policy
by L. Douglas Meredith before, A5511.
Statement on Housing for Middle-In-
come Families by John O'Grady be,
fore, A5465.
INDEX
COMMITTEE ON BANKING AND CUR-
RENCY (Senate) -Continued.
Testimony by Senator Thomas (Utah)
on Full Employment Act of 1945 be-
fore, A4002.
Testimony in support of bill, S. 1592,
to provide a national housing policy
by. American Veterans of World War
II before, A5607.
Reports by
Arnold, Lawrence F. (Executive nomi-
nation), 4607.
Caffrey, James J. (Executive nomina-
tion), 3734.
Committee on Silver Investigation (S.
Res. 20), 674.
Commodity Credit Corporation (S. Rept.
S2, 465), 674, 7589.
Crowley, Leo T. (Executive nomination),
8376.
Emergency Price Control Act of 1942,
amend (S. Rept. 467), 7589.
Export-Import Bank (S. Rept. 490, 838),
7746; 11609.
Federal Reserve Act, amend (S. Rept.
124), 2801.
Full employment-atomic energy, 8880.
Gaston, Herbert E. (Executive nomina-
tion), 10860.
Gauss', Clarence E., 12263.
Goldsborough, Phillips Lee (Esecutive
nomination), 8376.
Government corporations (S. Rept. 694),
10322.
Gunderson, Harvey Jones (Executive
nomination), 9573.
Harl, Maple T. (Executive nomination),
11559.
Howington, James T. (Executive nomi-
nation), 4607.
McDonough, Patrick W. (Executive
nomination), 4607.
Martin, William McChesney, Jr. (Execu-
tive nomination), 10860.
Maverick, Maury (Executive nomina-
tion), 4607.
National Housing Act (S. Rept. 100),
2167.
Reconstruction Finance Corporation (S.
Repts. 285, 465),-4782, 7589.
Rowe, C. Edward (Executive nomina-
tion), 4607.
Securities Act of 1933, amend (S. Rept.
123), 2801.
Small business (S. Rept. 45), 992.
Snyder, John W. (Executive nomdina-
tion), 3734.
Stabilization Act of 1942 (S. Rept. 325),
5472..
Stambaugh. Lynn U. (Executive nomi-
• nation), 11958.
Subsidies (S.Rept. 465), 7589.
Subsidy, mineral and petroleum prod-
ucts (S. Rept. 86), 1887.
Vinson, Fred M. (Executive nomination),
1786.
COMMITTEE ON THE BUDGET (Joint).
Concurrent resolution to create (see
S. Con. Res. 29).
COMMITTEE ON CAMPAIGN EXPENDI-
TURES (Senate).
Remarks in Senate relative to extension
of time for submission of report by
(see S. Res. 88), 1544.
COMMITTEE 'ON THE CENSUS (House).
Announcement of hearings to be held
by, 11233, 11368, 12307, 12490.
Election of members of, 274, 491.
Mr. Bishop excused, 5217.
Mr. Mathews elected, 11273.
COMMITTEE ON CIVIL SERVICE- (House).
Election of members of, 274, 491.
Remarks in House relative to report by
E. J. McCormack to, A3299.
Resolution providing not to exceed $500,-
000 for expenses of conducting the in-
vestigations heretofore authorized by
(see H. Res. 171).
COMMITTEE ON CIVIL SERVICE (House) -
Continued.
Resolution to investigate policies and
practices relative to civilian employ-
ment in the departments and agencies
of the Government (see H. Res. 66*),
335.
Resolution to pay expenses of an investi-
gation by (see H. Res. 110").
Resolution to investigate policies and
practices relative to civilian employ-
ment in departments and agencies of
the Government by (see H. Res. 66*).
Reports by
Armed forces: accrued leave (H. Rept.
1163), 10168.
Civil Retirement Act of 1930 (H. Rept.
757), 6245.
Civil Service Retirement Act, to amend
(H. Rept. 241, 517, 1350, 1351), 1595,
4216, 11785.
Classification Act of 1923 (H. Rept. 726),
5837.
Employees of the United States; increase
pay of (H. Rept. 726), 5837.
Overtime compensation (H. Rept. 726),
5837.
Executive Branch (H. Rept. 514), 4215.
Government employees, health program
(H, Rept. 516), 4216.
Legislative branch, military service (H.
Rept. 1349), 11785.
Retirement benefits to elective officers
(H. Rept. 1343), 11699.
COMMITTEE ON CIVIL SERVICE (Senate).
Appointments on, 169.
Mr. Taylor assigned to service on, 7507.
Statement favoring increased pay for
white-collar workers by Representative
D'Alesandro before, A1975.
.eports by
Accumulated or accrued leave (S. Rept.
562), 8583.
Armed forces: retirement rights (S. Rept.
561), 8583.
Civil Service Act: to amend (S. Rept.
741), 10693.
Civil Service Retirement Act: amend
(S: Rept. 563, 564), 8583.
Health programs -for Government em-
ployees (S. Rept. 743), 10693.
Military service (S. Rept. 560), 8583.
Pacific Coast and Rocky Mountain States
(S. Res. 172), 8517.
Pay increase to Government employees
(S. Rept. 742), 10693.
Salary and wage adminisration in the
Federal service (S. Rept. 265), 4499.
COMMITTEE ON CLAIMS (House).
Conference report on bill (S. 693) for re-
lief of Saunders Memorial Hospital,
11147.
Election of members of, 274, 491.
Mr. Morrison elected, 2663.
Resolution providing for an additional
clerk in,(see H. Res. 262).
Resolution granting additional compen-
sation to the second assistant clerk to
(see H. Res. 290), 5793.
Reports by
Adams, Lillian (H. Rept. 539), 4339.
Adkins, Ancel (H. Rept. 178), 1321.
Akin, Joseph C. (H. Rept. 861), 7267.
Alaska Native Brotherhood, Camp No. 1
(H. Rept. 275), 1885.
Albemarle Hospital (H. Rept. 1097), 9512.
Alden, Harold B. (H. Rept. 1083), 9512.
Alexander, Winfred (H. Rept. 83), 986.
Alt, Aftab (H. Rept. 1361), 11855.
Allberry, Agnes J. (H..Rept. 1239), 10825.
Allen, G. F. (H. Rept. 108, 109, 1003),
1079, 8949.
Allen, Percy (H. Rept. 1053), 9372.
Allen, Leslie 0. (H. Rept. 1011), 8949.
Alton, Helen (H. Rept., 993), 8949.
American Hoist & Derrick Co., St. Paul,
Minn. (H. Rept. 75), 986.
American Legion, David Hickey Post, No.
235 (H. Rept. 115), 1079.
Andersen, Andreas (H. Rept. 1008),
8949.
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COMMITTEE ON CLAIMS (House) -Con.
Reports by
Anderson, Charles W. (H. Rept. 1184),
10246.
Armstrong, E. E.. (H. Rept. 119), 1080.
Army, activities of (H. Rept. 172), 1320.
Army, damages by (H. Rept. 1049), 9371.
Army disbursing officers (H. Rept. 285).
1885.
Army personnel (H Rept. 237, pt. II),
1540, 4006.
Arnow, Hortense (H. Rept. 1409), 12028.
Arthur, Aletha (H. Rept. 99), 986.
Ashcraft, Celia E. (H. Rept. 713), 5837.
Atanasio, Marie A. (H. Rept. 532), 4339.
Atkins, J. H. (H. Rept. 369), 2701.
Bacic, Peter Paul (H. Repts. 136, 453),
1080, 3938.
Bacon, William F. (H. Rept. 1038), 9371.
Bailey, A. G. (H: Rept. 536), 4339.
Baker, Cleo E. (H. Rept.-1094), 9512.
Baker Co., Daniel (H. Rept. 98), 986.
Baker, George E. (H. Rept. 768), 6408.
Baker, Pleas (H. Rept. 539), 4339.
Baker, R. Fred (H. Rept. 1178), 10211.
Baker, W. H. (H. Rept. 557), 4573.
Baldwin Bros. Paving Co. (H. Rept. 403),
2966.
Barger, Ida, and others (H. Rept. 1267),
10826.
Barglow, David R. (H. Rept. 317), 2165.
Barlow, Ernest L., and wife (H. Rept.
1046), 9371.
Barrett, James J., Jr. (H. Rept. 1425),
12029.
Barrows, Florence (H. Rept. 1363), 11855.
Bartholomew, Harland, and associates
(H. Rept. 722), 5837.
Bass, Nannie (H. Rept. 985), 8949.
Baugh Chemical Co. (H. Rept. 126), 1080.
Baumann, Carl (H. Rept. 972), 8948.
Beach Haven, N. J. (H. Rept. 640), 5381.
Bean Lake, Platte Co., Mo. (H. Rept.
1151), 10168.
Peasley, I. H. (H. Rept. 997), 8949.
Beckmann, Elmer H. (H. Rept. 894), 7537.
Bello, Marino (H. Rept. 111), 1079.
Beltz, Minnie A. (H. Rept. 1039), 9371.
Benhgm, Josephine (H. Rept. 884), 7419.
Bennett, Joseph E. (H. Rept. 1156), 10168.
Berg, Esther L. (H. Rept. 1062), 9372.
Beyer, Malcolm K. (H. Rept. 472), 4006.
Black, Boyd B. (H. Rept. 233), 1540.
Black, Clara (H. Rept. 770), 6408.
Blackmore, John R. and Louise D. (H.
Rept. 1096), 9512.
Blexrud, H. J. (H. Rept. 76), 986.
Block, Mary (S. Rept. 411), 2966.
Bode, Catherine (H. Rept. 1095), 9512.
Boggs, Marguerite (H. Rept. 531), 4339.
Bolatad, Eugenie U. (H. Rept. 1174),
10211.
Bonney, John H. (H. Rept. 80), 986.
Bottomley, Harriet Townsend (H. Rept.
1173), 10211.
Boucheta, Benaliel Oukili (H. Rept.
1369), 11855.
Bourbeau, Angelina (H. Rept. 272), 1885.
Bowan, Austin Bruce (H. Rept. 316),
2165.
Bowen, Clyde (H. Rept. 318), 2165.
Bowers, Hattie (H. Rept. 321), 2165.
Bowker, Henry (H. Rept. 323), 2165.
Boylston, Mrs. Glenn T. (H. Rept. 553),
4573.
Brady, James A. (H. Rept. 989), 8949.
Bratton, Sue Flippin (H. Rept. 1004),
8949.
Braun, Ida F., Carl J., and Hedwig W.
(H. Rept. 1307), 11077.
Brazil, Chesley (H. Rept. 474), 4006.
Brisbin, Beatrice, et al. (H. Rept. 1397),
11931.
Broad, Blanche E. (H. Rept. 81), 986.
Brooks, Arthur R., and wife (H. Rept.
798), 6784.-
Brown, Adell and Alice (H. Rept. 404),
2966.
Brown, Charles and Lula Mae (H. Rept.
1431), 12029.
Brown, Mattie Lee (H. Rept. 1081), 9512.
INDEX
COMMITTEE ON CLAIMS (House)-Con.
Reports by
Bruce Bros. Grain Co. (H. Rept. 721),
5837.
Brumfield, C. H. (H. Rept. 1302), 11077.
Brunette, Joseph (H. Rept. 413), 2966.
Bryan, Charles (H. Rept. 1240), 10825.
Bryant, Hardy H. (H. Rept. 232), 1540.
Buchan, John (H. Rept. 1293), 11077.
Bullock, Harold E. (H. Reot. 1386), 11931.
Bunge Corp. (H. Rept. 1092), 9512.
Burch, Florida Rhone (H. Rept. 813),
6785.
Burnett, Ellen C. (H. Rept. 277), 1885.
Burton, F. W. (H. Rept. 1429), 12029.
Burton, Mrs. S. P. (H. Rept. 1176), 10211.
Butler, Thomas A. (H. Rept. 742), 6085.
Caffey Robertson-Smith, Inc. (H. Rept.
973), 8948.
California (State of) (H. Rept. 492),
4038.
Calvert, Ruby Doris (H. Rept. 803), 6784.
Campbell, Bessie M. (H. Rept. 1099),
9512.
Campbell, Effie S. (H. Rept. 229), 1540.
Campbell, Raymond C. (H. Rept. 1236),
10785.
Canal Dredging Co. (H. Rept. 478), 4006.
Cantalupo, Albert (H. Rept. 666), 5592.
Cape & Vineyard Electric Co. (H. Rept.
740), 6084.
Caqias, Demetrio (H. Rept. 319), 2165.
Carlson, Isabel (H. Rept. 711), 5837.
Carren, Lily L. (H. Rept. 734), 6084.
Catholic Chancery Office, Inc. (H. Rept.
,97), 6784.
Central Leaf Tobacco Co., Inc. (H. Rept.
1045), 9371.
Cheek, Zelma Inez (H. Rept. 462), 3928.
Childers, Leona Conner (H. Rept. 228),
1540.
Ciniglio, Louis (H. Rept. 97), 986.
City-County Hospital (H. Rept. 177),
1321.
Civilian personnel, Hong Kong and Ma-
nila (H. Rept. 174), 1320.
Claims for loss or damage to personal
property of military and civilian per-
sonnel of the Army and the War De-
partment (H. Rept. 237), 3990.
Clay, Bessie I. (H. Rept. 209), 1390.
Clements, David 0. (H. Rept. 74), 986.
Clouse, Fred (H. Rept. 171), 1320.
Coates, Elmer J. (H. Rept. 456), 3938.
Cohen, Harry (H. Rept. 1413), 12029.
Cohen, Therese R. (H. Rept. 1418), 12029.
Colburn, Ben W. (H. Rept. 714), 5837.
Cold Spring, Minn. (H. Rept. 322), 2165.
Comeaux, Mrs. Lionel (H. Rept. 1101),
9512.
Conners, Hibernia I. (H. Rept. 1047), 9371.
Continental Casualty Co. (H. Rept. 206),
1390.
Cooper, Bernice B. (H. Rept. 179), 1320.
Cooper, John T. (H. Rept. 69), 986.
Corporacion Argentina de Products de
Carnes (H. Rept. 1092), 9512.
Cosson, Alfred Lewis (H. Rept. 1055),
9372.
Council Bluffs, Iowa (H. Rept. 830), 6978.
Councilman, Roy S. (H. Rept. 1220),
10785.
Cowan, David (H. Rept. 79), 986.
Cowden Manufacturing Co. (H. Rept.
537), 4339.
Cowley, Mathew C. and Louisa (H. Rept.
120), 1080.
Cox, Charles C. (H. Repts. 136, 453), 1080,
3938.
Cox, Ruth (H. Rept. 326), 2165.
Crago, Fred (H. Rept. 723), 5837.
Craig, Clifford E. (H. Rept. 1093), 9512.
Cuban-American Sugar Co. (H. Rept. 88),
986.
Curry, Annie and John (H. Rept. 1300),
11077.
Dance, Christopher (H. Rept. 1084), 9512.
Dance, Sadie (H. Rept. 491), 4038.
Daniels, Ephriam (H. Rept. 1097), 9512.
Danks, Edwin F. (H. Rept. 738), 6084.
Davis, John F. (H. Rept. 736), 6084.
COMMITTEE ON CLAIMS (House) -Con.
Reports by
Davis, Rastus L. (H. Rept. 1088), 9512.
Day, Lee Edward (H. Rept. 90), 986.
Debler, William J. (H. Rept. 769), 6408.
Delgado, Lucy (H. Rept. 1306), 11077.
Dempsey Industrial Furnace Corp. (H.
Rept. 271), 1885.
Denney, Maude C. (H. Rept. 1412), 12028.
Deweese, Neal, and others (H. Rept. 124 8),
10825.
Dietz, August W. (H. Rept. 575), 4658.
Diller, M. F. (H. Rept. 1295), 11077.
Donatell, Michael C. (H. Rept. 477), 4006.
Dougherty, Charles H., Sr. (H. Rept. 82),
986.
Driggers, Catherine (H. Rept. 983), 8949.
Dubuque & Wisconsin Bridge Co. (H.
Rept. 1061), 9372.
Duke, Ellis (H. Rept. 963), 8879.
Duke, Harper Theodore, Jr. (H. Rept.
1100), 9512.
Duke Hospital (H. Rept. 1097), 9512.
Duncan, Rolla (H. Rept. 1157), 10168.
Durst, Luther M. (H. Repts. 136, 453),
1080, 3938.
Eagle Packet Co., Inc. (H. Rept. 1086),
9512.
East Coast Ship & Yacht Corp., Noank,
Conn. (H. Rept. 547), 4497.
Eastern Contracting Co. (H. Rept. 573),
4658.
Edd, H. A. (H. Rept. 1432), 12029.
Edmonds, Bessie S. (H. Rept. 1290), 11077.
Edmondson, Ed (H. Rept. 894), 7420.
Edwards, Betty Allen (H. Rept. 545), 4497.
Effinger, Hugo (H. Rept. 1104), 9512.
Egan, Hugh (H. Rept. 979), 8949.
Elmira Area Soaring Corp. (H. Rept. 616),
5169.
Epstein, Lillian (H. Rept. 1043), 9371.
Etheridge, J. D. (H. Rept. 227), 1540.
Euziere, Clement (H. Rept. 1370), 11855.
Evans, J. Earl (H. Rept. 1414), 12029.
Evans Funeral Home (H. Rept. 1097),
9512.
Evans, William Andrew (H. Rept. 976),
8949.
Fabian, Peter G. (H. Rept. 737), 6084.
Fairview School District No. 90, Kansas
(H. Rept. 1242), 10825.
Farkas, Terez, et al. (H. Rept. 494), 4038.
Farrell, John W. (H. Rept. 774), 6408.
Ferreira, Ernest Pedro (H. Rept. 1424),
12029.
Fidelity & Casualty Co. (H. Rept. 126),
1080.
Finck Cigar Co. (H. Rept. 1179), 10211.
Fischer, Eric and Else (H. Rept. 1180),
10211.
Fitzpatrick, A. F. (H. Rept. 1177), 10211.
Ford, Raymond W. (H. Rept. 978), 8949.
Foreign countries (H. Rept. 862), 7419.
Fortner, Clara M. (H. Rept. 1172), 10211.
Fowler, Mabel (H. Rept. 1385), 11931.
Fox, Leonard J. and Milford G. (H. Rept.
1299), 11077.
Freeman, L. W. (H. Rept. 1050), 9371.
Friedrich, Jacqueline (H. Rept. 1263),
10826.
Froman, Lorenzo H. (H. Rept. 117), 1080.
Fuhrmann, Ernest L. (H. Rept. 930), 7742.
Gelb, Herman (H. Rept. 475), 4006.
Galipeau, Mary (H. Rept. 1057), 9372.
Gall, John J. (H. Rept. 988), 8949.
Gause, F. L., et al. (H. Rept. 92), 986.
George, D. T. (H. Rept. 766), 6408.
George, Donald (H Rept. 1012), 8949.
Gianquitti, Angelo and George (H. Rept.
1000), 8949.
Gidden, Herman M. (H. Rept. 1092),
9512.
Glen, Frank (H. Rept. 741), 6084.
Gillingham, Laurence (H. Rept. 1293),
11077.
Glassell-Taylor Co. (H. Rept. 578), 4658.
Gnospelius, Otto F. (H. Rept. 297), 1990.
Goldstein, Harry (H. Rept. 1090), 9512.
Gorham, Gordon T. (H. Rept. 1292),
-11077.
Gottlieb, Leo (H. Rept. 224), 1540.

COMMITTEE ON CLAIMS (House)-Con.
Reports by
Gradijan, June I. (H. Rept. 469), 4006.
Gradwell, John H. (H. Rept. 473), 4006.
Graham, Lee (H. Rept. 208), 1390.
Grandview Hospital (H.'Rept. 643), 5382.
Gray, Mabel Glenn (H. Rept. 1412), 12028.
Green, Rita Chauvin (H. Rept. 814), 6785.
Greenwood, Ben and Doyle (H. Rept.
996), 8949.
Gregory, Hugh M. (H. Rept. 334), 2238.
Grenada County, Miss. (H. Rept. 909),
7505.
Griggs, Oscar (H. Rept. 195), 1390.
Grigsby, J. B. (H. Rept. 639), 5381.
Grim, Harold J. (H. Rept. 573), 4658.
Growers Fertilizer Co. (H. Repts. 180,
453), 1321, 3938.
Grunsteln, Ben (H. Rept. 135), 1080.
Guarino, Arthur A (H. Rept. 1391),
11931.
Gudzin, Margaret (H. Rept. 276), 1885.
Gullikson, Freda (H. Rept. 555), 4573.
Gunnells, Hugh P. and Dezaree (H. Rept.
647), 5382.
Gunsolley, Verne V. (H. Rept. 460), 3938.
Hames, John (H. Rept. 1002), 8949.
Hamilton, Kate E. (H. Rept. 300), 1990.
Hampton, George (H. Rept.. 408), 2966.
Hancock, Rufus A. (H. Rept. 579), 4658.
Hanley, Francis A. (H. Rept. 1051), 9371.
Hannevig. Christoffer (H. Rept. 284),
1885.
Hannon, Joseph and Eleanore (H. Rept.
1216), 10785.
Hardage, Eunice C. (H. Rept. 1303), 11077.
Hardin County, Ky., certain citizens of
(H. Rept. 671), 5592.
Harris, Harriette E. (H. Rept. 636), 5381.
Harris, J. P. (H. Rept. 91), 986.
Hart, Beulah (H. Rept. 1435), 12029.
Haselden and Huggins Co. (H. Rept. 674),
5592.
Hassler-Ponder Toy Manufacturing Co.,
Inc. (H. Rept. 550), 4497.
Hatcher, John A. (H. Rept. 1367), 11855.
Haugh, H. Forest (H. Repts. 136, 453),
1080, 3938.
Hayes, John P. (H. Repts. 77, 453), 986,
3938.
Head, Luther J. (H. Rept. 157), 1285.
Healy, Barbara (H. Rept. 87), 986.
Herfurth, Jr., Inc., H. (H. Rept. 617),
5169.
Herren, Ruben M. (H. Rept. 72), 986.
Hicks, Don (H. Rept. 1013), 8949.
Hidde, Hannah and Doris (H. Rept.
1058), 9372.
Hiler, James M. (H. Rept. 282), 1885.
Hinders, G. (H. Rept. 810), 6785.
Hines, Willie (H. Rept. 1060), 9372.
Hires-Turner Glass Co. (H. Rept. 559),
4573.
Hirsch, Max (H. Rept. 1224), 10785.
Hlass, Steve (H. Rept. 170), 1320.
Hockenberry, Margaret (H. Rept. 712),
5837.
Hodges, L. Wilmoth (H. Rept. 984), 8949.
Holman, Adolphus M. (H. Repts. 130,
1054), 1080, 9372.
Holmes, Clifton L. (H. Rept. 367), 2701.
Holtz, Weiner (H. Rept. 992), 8949.
Honolulu Plantation Co. (H. Rept. 1313),
11155.
Hooper, Charles R. (H. Repts. 197, 1372),
1390, 11855.
Hopkins, Justin P. (H. Rept. 1063), 9372.
Horton, J. L., et al. (H. Rept. 295), 1990.
Hoseley, Lee D (H. Rept. 974), 8948.
Hougardy, Dave (H. Rept. 366), 2701.
Howells, Frank D. (H. Rept. 665), 5592.
Hudson, Robert A. (H. Rept. 965), 8879.
Huffmans, Henry H. and Marie J. (H.
Rept. 980), 8949.
Hunsucker, Ruby H. (H. Rept. 664),
5592.
Hutchings, Leonard (H. Rept. 1221),
10785.
Hutchinson, Ora R. (H. Rept. 717), 5837.
Hutchinson Boat Works, Inc. (H. Rapt.
1444), 12101.
INDEX
COMMITTEE ON CLAIMS (House) -Con.
Reports by
Illinico, Batista (H. Rept. 641), 5382.
Inglis, Construction Co., Inc. (H. Rept.
807), 6784.
International Strip, Nogales, Ariz. (H.
Rept. 793), 6784.
Irvine Co. (H. Rept. 1246), 10825.
Jackson, Jabez Fenton and Narcissa Wil-
mans (H. Rept. 538), 4339.
Jackson, Leonard D. and Elsie Fowkes
(H. Rept. 305), 1991.
Jackson, Myrtle (H. Rept. 1038), 9371.
Jackson, Walter L. (H. Rept. 177), 1321.
Jacobs, Samuel and Bertha (H. Rept.
1155), 10168.
James, C. Frank (H. Rept. 1264), 10826.
Jay Taylor Cattle Co. (H. Rept. 204),
1390.
Jennette, Alaska D. (H. Rept. 669), 5592.
Jennings, John R. (H. Repts. 644, 895),
5382, 7420.
Jensen, Oliver (H Rept. 882), 7419.
Johnson, Daniel B. (H. Rept. 294), 1990.
Johnson, Evelyn (H. Rept. 995), 8949.
Johnson, John G. (H. Rept. 994), 8949.
Johnson,- Walter M. and wife (H. Rept.
662), 5592.
Johnson, Willie H. (H. Rept. 1387), 11931.
Johnston, W. W. (H. Rept. 1097), 9512.
Jones, Vonne (H. Rept. 314), 2165.
Jones, W. D., and Ethel S. (H. Rept.
1231), 10785.
Jones, William Carl (H. Rept. 1368),
1855.
Jonsson, Sigurdur (H. Repts. 70, 1405),
986, 11931.
Justice, Mrs. W. V. (H. Rept. 124), 1080.
Kacprzyk, Patricia M. (H. Rept. 673),
5592.
Kaigler; Edgar (H. Rept. 1289), 11077.
Kalak, Sam (H. Rept. 892), 7419.
Karalls, Mary (H. Repts. 461, 772), 3938,
6408.
Karsh, Blanche H. (H. Rept. 300), 1990.
Kavalaris, Nicholas (H.'Rept. 461), 3938.
Keegan, John C. and Ann K. (H. Rept.
281), 1885.
Keeler, Florentine H., Harold S., and
Genevieve M. (H. Rept. 886), 7419.
Keith, James Herbert (H. Rept. 1427),
12029.
Keith, Robert W.: .(H. Rept. 304), 1990.
Kelly, James A. (H. Rept. 470), 4006.
Kelly, Patrick A. (H. Rept. 1010), 8949.
Key, D. W. (H. Rept. 646), 5382.
Keyton, Louise (H. Rept. 1300), 11077.
Kim, Sang Woon (H. Rept. 1396), 11931.
King, Henry P. (H. Rept. 990), 8949.
Kiser, Virginia M. (H. Rept. 811), 6785.
Klauder, Louis T. (H. Rept. 93), 986.'
Klau-Van Pietersom-Dunlap Associates,
Inc. (H. Rept. 1040), 9371.
Kleinman, Philip (H. Repts. 661, 838),
5592, 7038.
Koor, Joe (H. Rept. 114), 1079.
Kraus, Otto (H. Rept. 773), 6408.
Kreusler, Christian H. (H. Rept. 1014),
8949.
Kunze, Edward Laurence (H. Rept. 283),
1885.
Kwon, In Sun (H. Rept. 1396), 11931.
Lamb, Carolyn (H. Rept. 1222), 10785.
Lannon, Annie M. (H. Rept. 986), 8949.
Latimer, Murray B. (H. Rept. 200), 1390.
Laurie, Ida E. (H. Rept. 795), 6784.
Lawrence Motor Co., Inc. (H. Repts. 176,
402), 1320, 2966.
Lebanon Woolen Mills, Inc. (H. Rept.
415), 2966.
Lee, Mrs. C. A. (H. Rept. 84), 986.
Leontine, Alex D. (H. Rept. 673), 5592.
Lewis, Addle S. (H. Rept. 1065), 9372.
Lewis, Benjamin D. (H. Rept. 320), 2165.
Lewis, Carl (H. Rept. 1170), 10211.
Lillis, Gertrude Weir (H. Rept. 799), 6784.
Lilly, Stanley J. (H. Rept. 1005), 8949.
Lima, Manuel Rose (H. Rept. 1362),
11855.
Liter, Fred C. (H. Rept. 1260), 10826.
Llacuna, Venacio Cadiz (H..Rept. 1396).
11931.
143
COMMITTEE ON CLAIMS ,(House)-Con.
Reports by
Loacker, H. R. (H. Rept. 123), 1080.
Locke, Thomas C. (H. Rept. 794), 6784.
Londinsky, Ida (H. Rept. 370), 2702.
Long, Linden A. (H. Rept. 270), 1885.
Lore, Frank (H. Rept. 133), 1080.
Lower, Fred (H. Rept. 201), 1390.
Lubell Bros., Inc. (H. Rept. 191), 1341.
Luckenbach Steamship Co., Inc. (H.
Rept. 95), 986.
Lund, Genevieve (H. Rept. 1015), 8949.
Lynch, James (H. Rept. 999), 8949.
McAllister, Le~ter B. (H. Rept. 637), 5381.
McCall, Augusta (H. Rept. 493), 4038.
McCleary, Jay H. (H. Rept. 1056), 9372.
McCord, Frederick Matthew (H. Rept.
. 166), 1320.
McCormack, Edward P. (H. Repts. 77,
453), 986, 3938.
McCormaclk, Ellen (H. Rept. 471), 4006.
MacDonald, Madeline J. (H. Rept. 634),
5381.
McDonough, Michael J. (H. Rept. 1175),
10211..
McGarroll, Thomas (H. Rept. 1103), 9512.
McGhee, James E. and wife (H. Rept.
796), 6784.
McGuire, Kathleen L. (H. Rept. 1253),
10826.
McKay, Osborne E. (H. Rept. 325), 2165.
McKllip, Janet (H. Rept. 1255), 10826.
McKinney, William C. (H. Rept. 1259),
10826.
McKnight, Amy (H. Rept. 110), 1079.
McLean, Alexander (H. Rept. 987), 8949.
McLean, Oscar N. (H. Rept. 580), 4658.
McLendon. Everett. et al. (H. ReDt, 977),
8949.
McNulty, Donna May. (H. Rept. 118),
1080.
McWilliams, Margaret (H. Rept. 883),
7419.
Maddox, William W. (H. Rept. 715), 5837.
Magee, John W. (H. Rept. 1091), 9512.
Magwood, Lewis E. (H. Repts. 563, 1374),
4573, 11855.
Maher, John P. (H. Rept. 1410), 12028.
Mallette, Alma (H. Rept. 178), 1321.
Maloy, F. M. (H. Rept. 99). 986.
Mangelsdorf, Wesley A. (H. Rept. 1415),
12029.
Manier, Joe (H. Rept. 546), 4497.
Mankin, Paul W. (H. Rept 771), 6408.
Marchant, Charles R. (H. Rept. 1268),
10826.
Marden Construction Co., Inc (H. Rept.
918), 7550.
Marggraf, Mary G. (H. Rept. 572), 4658.
Marine 'Corps personnel (H. Rept. 1071),
9371.
-American Samoa (H. Rept. 1070),
9371.
Cherry Point, N. C. (H. Rept. 458),
3938.
Parris Island (H. Rept. 167), 1320.
Marine Engine Works & Shipbuilding
Corp. (H. Rept. 315), 2165.
Marquis, J. Clyde (H. Rept. 888), 7419.
Martin, Stewart J. (H. Rept. 480), 4006.
Mattas, Mathews (H. Rept. 407), 2966.
Mattil, Anna, and others (H. Rept. 132),
1080.
Mauger Construction Co. (H. Repts. 131,
223), 1080, 1540.
Maurer, Gladys E. (H. Rept. 1243), 10825.
Meals, Robert C., and others (H. Rept.
85), 986.
Meade County, Ky., property owners in
(H. Rept. 720), 5837.
Mecham, Arnold (H. Rept. 1228), 10785.
Mediterranean fruitfly (H. Rept. 919),
7550.
Meersman, Margaret M. (H. Rept. 409),
2966.
Meersman, Margaret M. (H. Rept. 409),
2966.
Meisenhelmer, Wayne E. (H. Rept. 1301),
11077.
Mello, Joseph R. and Antonio (H. Rept.
1393), 11931.
144
COMMITTEE ON CLAIMS (House) -Con.
Reports by
Memphis, Tenn (H. Rept. 1384), 11931.
Memphis Park Commission (H. Rapt.
1384), 11931.
Menges, Alice Braun (H. Rept. 1307),
11077.
Merritt, Evelyn (H. Repts. 1001, 1082),
8949, 10874.
Mersman, Florence (H. Rapt. 1265),
10826.
Messick, Bobby (H. Rept. 1256), 10825.
Michigan Millers Mutual Fire Insurance
Co. (H. Rept. 491), 4038.
Miguel, Matias Simon (H. Rept. 1396),
11931.
Miller, Aloysius (H. Rapt. 495), 4038.
Miller, Mona Mae (H. Rept. 560), 4573.
Mills, Julia Peterson (H. Rept. 71), 986.
Minatree, 0. M. (H. Rept. 1082), 9512.
Minneapolis Steel & Machinery Co. (H.
Rept. 75), 986.
Moak, Sam D. (H. Rept. 298), 1990.
Monite Waterproof Glue Co. (H. Rept.
1059), 9372.
Montpgue, Mary E. (H. Rept. 1258),
10826.
Montgomery County, Miss. (H. Rapt.
908), 7505.
Moon, Dorothy M. (H. Rept. 716), 5837.
Moore, G. H. (H. Rept. 735), 6084.
Moran, Murray W. (H. Rept. 211), 1390.
Morgan Creamery Co. (H. Rapt. 112,
1443), 1079, 12101.
Morgan, Dave D. (H. Rept. 190), 1341.
Morgan, G. B., Sr. (H. Rept. 990), 8949.
Murphy and Wiscchmeyer (H. Rapt. 205),
1390.
Murray, Mrs. J. W., and others (H. Rept.
1247), 10825.
Murrell, George W., and Kirby (H. Rept.
1257), 10826.
Muzzall, James L. and James M. (H.
Rept. 296), 1990.
Naulty, Edwin F. and Leslie F. (H. Repts.
134, 453), 1080, 3938.
Navy claims (H. Rept. 1021), 8949.
Navy personnel (H. Repts. 169, 962, 1018),
1320, 8879, 8949. ,
-American Samoa (H. Repts. 1066,
1070), 9371.
-Astoria, Oreg. (H. Rept..199), 1390.
-Banning, Calif. (H. Rept. 1067),
9371.
-Bermuda
(H. Rapt. 1069), 9371.
-Bunker Hill, Ind. (H. Rapt. 1019),
8949.
-Camp Bradford, Norfolk, Va. (H.
Rapt. 677), 5591.
- Farragut, Idaho (H. Rapt. 324),
2165.
- Norfolk, Va. (H. Repts. 207, 1020),
1390, 8949.
- Norfolk Navy Yard (H. Repts. 482,
1016), 4016, 8949.
-Parris Island (H. Rapt. 167), 1320.
- Plymouth, England (H. Rapt.
1068), 9371.
- Port Hueneme, Calif. (H. Rapt.
675), 5591.
-Rosneath, Scotland (H. Rept. 676),
5591.
- San Diego, Calif. (H. Rapt. 1375),
11855.
- Seattle, Wash. (H. Rapt. 678),
5591.
-South Devon, England (H. Rept.
1017), 8949.
- Trinidad (H. Rept. 463), 3938.
-Yorktown, Va. (H. Rapt. 168),
1320.
Nebraska Wesleyan University (H. Rapt.
633), 5381.
Nelson, H. B. (H. Rept. 966), 8879.
Nesbitt, James Harold (H. Rapt. 1417),
12029.
New England Telephone & Telegraph Co.
(H. Rapt. 226), 1540.
Newman, Conrad (H. Rapt. 1390), 11931.
New Orleans Public Service, Inc. (H. Rapt.
1101), 9512.
Nisselson, John (H. Rept. 1079), 9512.
INDEX
COMMITTEE ON CLAIMS (House)-Con.
Reports by
Norfolk-Portsmouth Bridge, Inc. (I
Rapt. 834), 4339.
Oates, Frances Eubanks (H. Rapt. 467),
4006.
O'Connell, Daniel D. (H. Repts. 89, 450),
986, 3903.
Ogden and Dougherty (H. Rapt. 1358),
11855.
O'Hara, Della (H. Rapt. 860), 7267.
Ohio Brass Co. (H. Rapt. 1009), 8949.
Olsen, Sigfried (H. Rapt. 137), 1080.
Oregon Caves Resort (H. Rapt. 1007),
E949.
Osborne, Myrtle Ruth (H. Rapt. 885),
7419.
Overall, Mary H., and Baker, Thomas I.
(H. Rept. 1226), 10785.
Overseas Metal & Ore Corp. (H. Rapt.
1092), 9512.
Owens, Z. D. (H. Rapt. 1097), 9512.
Oxley, Lamar (H. Rept. 806), 6784.
Packard, Virginia (H. Rapt. 1241), 10825.
Palmisano, Lucy and Anthony Jr. (H.
Rapt. 1411), 12028.
Parisian, Edward (H. Rapt. 323), 2165.
Park, Nelson R. (H. Rapt. 562), 4573.
Parkinson, Eleanor (H. Rapt. 1249),
10825.
Park Ridge, N. J. (H. Rapt. 476), 4006.
Patton, Mrs. Ollie (H. Rapt. 808), 6785.
Paul, Mary G. (H. Rapt. 1419), 12029.
Payne, Greenfield (H. Rapt. 800), 6785.
Pendino, B. (H. Rapt. 1291), 11077.
Pendleton, Esther, et al. (H. Rapt. 1097),
9512.
Pennsylvania Coal & Coke Corp. (H.
Rapt. 234), 1540.
Perkins Gins (H. Rapt. 301), 1990.
Perz, Myles (H. Rapt. 406), 2966.
Peter, Elsie (H. Rapt. 1230), 10785.
Pfannenstiehl, Adolph (H. Repts. 3C8,
783), 2701, 6630.
Phillips, William (H. Rapt. 1233), 10785.
Pike, Mirtie (H. Rapt. 1229), 10785.
Platt, Herman (H. Rapt. 633), 5381.
Platte County, Mo. (H. Rapt. 862), 7419.
Plavallo, Natale (H. Rapt. 1328), 11368.
Pow, Margaret J. (H. Rapt. 371), 2702.
Powell, Charlie (H. Rapt. 1296), 11077.
Powell, Edith M. (H. Rapt. 94), 986.
Powell, George F. (H. Rapt. 1428), 12029.
Price, Philip C., et al. (H. Rapt. 1300),
11077.
Quay, M. Elizabeth (H. Rapt. 638), 5381.
Radabaugh, Myrtle C. (H. Rapt. 964),
8879.
Radcliffe, Franklin P. (H. Rapt. 1305),
11077.
Ramelb, Benjamin (H. Rapt. 1396), 11931.
Raney, Ida M. (H. Rapt. 1214), 10785.
Realty Bond & Mortgage Co. (H. Rapt.
304), 1990.
Reed, Oscar (H. Rapt. 1360), 11855.
Revere Sugar Refinery (H. Rapt. 837),
7038.
Rhea, Mrs. C. J. Sr. (H. Rapt. 533), 4339.
Richards, Alma (H. Rapt. 411), 2966.
Rickard, Zella (H. Rept. 795), 6784.
Rickards, Harriet B. (H. Rapt. 107), 1079.
Richmond, Eli (H. Rapt. 1274), 10889.
Riley, Mrs. Stuart B. (H. Rapt. 998), 8949.
Ring, Mildred (H. Rapt. 112), 1079.
Ritter, Betty Jane (H. Rapt. 710), 5837.
Robertson, Wallace (H. Rapt. 323), 2165.
Robinson & Young (H. Rapt. 577), 4658.
Rodgers, Dan C. (H. Rapt. 975), 8948.
Rodlun, Nita (H. Rapt. 801), 6784.
Rogers, J. M. and Mrs. Willie L. (H. Rapt.
1409), 12028.
Ross, George J. (H. Rapt. 1041), 9371.
Rosser, Ariethia (H. Rapt. 991), 8949.
Rouse, Charlie B. (H. Rapt. 1218), 10785.
Ruiz, Antonio (H. Rapt. 269), 1885.
Ruiz, Henry M. (H. Rapt. 455), 3938.
Ruiz, Maria Manriquez (H. Rapt. 454),
3938.
Ryan, Laura May (H. Rapt. 556), 4573.
Sabado, Santiago (H. Rapt. 1396), 11931.
St. Amant, Edmond J., Jr., and wife (H.
Rept. 1044), 8371,
COMMITTEE ON CLAIMS (House)--Con.
Reports by
St. Paul Foundry Co. (H. Rapt. 75), 986.
St. Vincent's Infirmary (H. Rapt. 273),
1885.
Sanders, Jack (H. Rapt. 1048), 9371.
Sanders, Katie (H. Rapt. 1234), 10785.
Sanders, Stephen E. (H. Rapt. 804), 6784.
Sante, Gisella (H. Rapt. 1298), 11077.
Saucier, James Alves (H. Rept. 1359),
11855.
Saunders Memorial Hospital (H. Repts.
128, 845), 1080, 7104.
Sawyer, Alexander (H. Rapt. 414), 2966.
Scarborough, A. P. (H. Rapt. 227), 1543.
Scarlett, Lucille and Charles (H. Rcpt.
1308), 11077.
Schiffer, Hyman L. (H. Rapt. 122), 1080.
Schtiernman, Solomon (H. Rapt. 1227),
10785.
Scott, Eli L. (H. Rapt. 1389), 11931.
Scott, William B. (H. Rapt. 80), 6784.
Sells, Alan (H. Rapt. 1215), 10785.
Sewaites, Francis X. (H. Rapt. 412), 2966.
Severns, Albert E. (H. Rapt. 890), 7419.
Shaugnessy, Mary Surface (H. Rapt. 576),
4658.
Shedd, Marie A. et al (H. Rapt. 1412),
12028.
Sherry, James (H. Rapt. 1395), 11931.
Shows, Earl J. (H. Rapt. 812), 6785.
Shultz, William H. (H. Rept. 303), 1990.
Simmons, Elizabeth M. and Robert H.
(H. Rapt. 1421), 12029.
Sindle, R. H. (H. Rapt. 1297), 11077.
Siskind, David (H. Rapt. 1420), 12029.
Slade, Robert Lee (H. Rapt. 210), 1390.
Smallwood, Pauline (H. Rapt. 767), 6408.
Smith, Catherine (H. Rapt. 1038), 9371.
Smith, David B. (H. Rapt. 274), 1885.
Smith, Katherine (H. Rapt. 230), 1540.
Smith, Ray L. (H. Rapt. 279), 1885.
Smoot, Inc., W. A. (H. Repts. 116, 503),
1080, 4038.
Smothers, W. F. (H. Rept. 1085), 9512.
Southern Bitumen Co., Ensley, Ala. (H.
Rapt. 198), 1390.
Sbuthwestern Drug Co. (H. Rapt. 642),
5382.
Spann, B. H. (H. Rapt. 1254), 10826.
Spencer, Tibbie (H. Rapt. 1038), 9371.
Springfield Cooperative Bank (H. Rapt.
672), 5592.
Stanik, Paul (H. Rapt. 1235), 10785.
Standley, Edward P., and wife (H. Rapt.
982), 8949.
State Farm ',ire Insurance Co; (H. Rapt.
491), 4038.
Stedman, Jeannette B. (H. Rapt. 724),
5837.
Steinert, Oscar R. (H. Rept. 805), 6784.
Stelmak, Gregory (H. Rapt. 1217), 10785.
Stephenson, J. Tom (H. Rapt. 1262),
10826.
Stewart, Almon B. (H. Rept. 89, 450),
986, 3903.
Stewart, Wesley J. (H. Rapt. 1087), 9512.
Stiers Bros. Construction Co. (H. Rapt.
86), 986.
Stiles, George (H. Rapt. 1232), 10785.
Stone, M. R. (H. Rapt. 1304), 11077.
Stone, Ruth C. (H. Rapt. 663), 5592.
Stout, Gladys (H. Rapt. 202), 1390.
Stowell, Dorothy (H. Rapt. 231), 1540.
Straka, Charles A. (H. Rapt. 457), 3938.
Strong, Jane (H. Rapt. 540), 4339.
Strangio, Domenico (H. Rapt. 479), 4006.
Strauss, A. M. (H. Rapt. 1102), 9512.
Strauss, Alvin W. (H. Rapt. 273), 1885.
Stribling, Crystal R. (H. Rapt. 1178),
10211.
Strickland, L. S. (H. Rapt. 531), 4339.
Strohm, Walter E. (H. Rapt. 1083), 9512.
Sullivan, E. (H. Rapt. 96), 986.
Sullivan, J. G. (H. Rapt. 1373), 11855.
Summerville Consolidated School Dis-
trict, Georg'a (H. Rapt. 73), 986.
Sumner, Thomas (H. Rapt. 1225), 10785.
Surmont, Charles E. (H. Rapt. 558), 4573.
Sutton, Mae E. (H. Rapt. 278), 1885.
Svelund, August (H. Rapt. 649), 4497.

COMMITTEE ON CLAIMS (House) -Con.
Reports by
Swan, Sam and Ally (H. Rept. 121),
1080.
Sweeney, Catherine V. (H. Rept. 1294),
11077.
Sykes, Mrs. Luther S. (H. Repts. 78, 453),
986, 3938.
Tacy, Paul E. (H. Rept. 1365), 11855.
Tamborello, Phillip (H. Rept. 90), 986.
Tansey, Harry (H. Repts. 100; 453), 986,
3938.
Tarantola, Joseph and Ida (H. Rept.
1394), 11931.
Tariff Act of 192j (H. Rept. 775), 6408.
Teanio, Sabas Lagac (H. Rept. 1396),
11931.
Thayer, Jane (H. Rept. 422), 3391.
Theriaque, Viola (H. R. 1223), 10785.
Therriault, William N. (H. Rept. 1266),
10826.
Thompson, Elmer D. (H. Rept. 1430),
12029.•
Thompson, Paul T. (H. Rept. 225), 1540.
Thordardottir; Thorolina (H. Repts. 71,
1405), 986, 11931.
Thurber, Edward W. (H. Rept. 1392),
11931.
Tidwell, William Peyton (H. Rept. 179),
1321.
Tillman, Barbara Jean and Elizabeth
Ann (H. Rept. 887), 7419.
Tine, Teresa (H. Rept. 719), 5837.
Tobey Hospital (H. Rept. 464), 3938.
Tonner, Cecilia M. (H. Rept. 574), 4658.
Topper, Dave (H. Rept. 1089), 9512.
Townsend, John Burl (H. Rept. 302),
1990.
Townsend, Sybil Georgette (H. Rept.
1052), 9372.
Transit Investment Corp. (H. Rept.
1080), 9512.
Treadwell, Millard L. (H. Rept. 175),
1320.
Tucker, Henry B. (H. Rept. 125, 548),
1080, 4497.
Turpanjian, M. Martin (H. Rept. 1261),
10826.
Tutle, John C. (H. Rept. 299), 1990.
Twigg, Alvin W. (H. Rept. 1407), 12028.
Twin City Forge & Foundry Co., Still-
water, Minn. (H. Rept. 75), 986.
Tyler, George C., and Doris M. (H. Rept.
667), .5592.
Tyson, Charlie (H. Rept. 1042), 9371.
Vance, Gus A. (H. Rept. 230), 1885.
Van Doren, Pierce William (H. Rept.
456), 3938.
Vaughan, James R. (H. Rept. 1434),
12029.
Verbarg, Gertrude (H. Rept. 1245),
10825.
Vidotto, Elizabeth (H. Rept. 133), 1080.
Vinton. Harry F., Jr. (H. Rept. 1423),
12029.
Visnovec, John, Rose, and Helen (H.
Rept. 718), 5837.
Wadford, Sam (H. Rept. 410), 2966.
Waggoner, Beatrice Brown (H. Rept.
635), 5381.
Walker, Alice (H. Rept. 496), 4038.
Walker, Allan F., and wife (H. Rept.
1366), 11855.
Walter, Galen E. (H. Rept. 196), 1390.
Walton, Sidney B. (H. Rept. 203), 1390.
Waits, Marion and Jessie A. (H. Rept.
885), 7419.
War Department, damages by (H. Rept.
1049), 9371.
-personnel (H. Rept. 237), 1540,
4006.
Webb, C. Y. (H. Rept. 127), 1080.
Webb, George (H. Rept. 240), 1595.
Webb, John, and wife (bill S. 784; H. R.
802). 6784, 10680.
Weiss, Annarae .(H. Rept. 1098), 9512.
Welch, Orvis (H. Rept. 1250), 10825.
Wellborn, Thula B. (H. Rept. 129), 1080.
Weller, Jean Taube (H. Rept. 1422),
12029,
XCI-Ind- -0
INDEX
COMMITrEE ON CLAIMS (House) -Con.
Reports by
Westover, Harry C. (H. Rept. 1252),
10825.
White Van Line, Inc., South Bend, Ind.
(H. Rept. 535), 4339.
White, William Augustus (H. Rept. 981),
8949.
Whiteside, J. D. (H. Rept. 465), 3938.
Whitington, Mrs. R. L., and Mrs. J. B.
(H. Rept. 670), 5592.
Wikle, Robert M. (H. Rept. 1406), 12028.
Williams, E. D. (H. Rept. 1219), 10785.
Williams, Ed (H. Rept. 405), 2966.
Williams, L. A. (H. Rept. 645), 5382.
Williamson, William J. (H. Rept. 1426),
12029.
Willis, Lander H. (H. Rept. 1408), 12028.
Wilmot, Frank E. (H. Rept. 1237), 10785.
Wilson, Mrs. James Arthur (H. Rept.
739), 6084.
Wilson, Wayne E. (H. Rept. 1388), 11931.
Wingate, John S. (H. Rept. 1416), 12029.
Winter Bros. Co. (H. Rept. 1364), 11855.
Winter, Madeline (H. Rept. 668), 5592.
Withers, Beatrice and Mary Martha (H.
Rept. 468), 4006.
Wood, R. W. (H. Rept. 1171), 10211.
Woodfall, Mabel R. (H. Rept. 1433), 12029.
Woolf, Edward (H. Rept. 891), 7419.
Wornhoff, W. C. and Josephine (H. Rept.
554), 4573.
Wooten, S. I. (H. Rept. 99), 986.
Wurster, William Wilson (H. Rept. 1371),
11855.
Wyzynski, Joseph (H. Rept. 561), 4573.
Yrba County, Calif., leve district No.
10 (H. Rept. 1244), 10825.
Zaj, Edward A. (H. Rept. 1436), 12029.
Zephyr Aircraft Corp. (H. Rept. 1064),
9372.
Zimmerman, Florence (H. Rept. 889),
7419.
Zucker, Charles (H. Rept. 1251), 10825.
COMMITTEE ON CLAIMS (Senate).
Appointments on, 169.
Authorized to file reports, 10860.
Mr. Huffman assigned to, 10068.
Mr. Taylor excused, 9873.
Mr. Tunnell excused, 9004.
Resolution terminating employment of
an assistant clerk to (see S. Res. 57*),
529.
Reports by
Adams, Herschel (S. Rept. 383), 6322.
Adkins, Ancel (S. Rept. 219), 3824.
Akin, Joseph C. (S. Rept. 257), 4380.
Alaska Native Brotherhood, Camp No. 1
(S. Rept. 331), 5698.
Albemarle Hospital (S. Rept. 849), 11861.
Alexander, Winfred (S. Rept. 660), C938.
Ali, Aftab (S. Rept. 621), 9294.
Allberry, Richard A. (S. Rept. 587), e882.
Allen, G. F. (S. Repts. 15, 16, 692), 369,
10322.
Allen, Leslie 0. (S. Rept. 680), 10322.
Allen, Percy (S. Rept. 883), 12310.
Alton, Helen, and Edwin (S. Rept. 737),
10632.
Andersen, Elisabeth (S. Rept. 886), 12310.
Anderson, Charles W. (S. Rept. 821),
11525.
Army (S. Rept. 500), 7746.
- activities of (S. Rept. 221), 3824.
Ashcraft, Celia E. (S. Rept. 545), 8048.
Bacon,' William F. (S. Rept. 534), 8048.
Baker, Cleo E. (S. Rept. 764), 10891.
Baker, Co., Daniel (S. Rept. 140), 2935.
Baker, George E. (S. Rept. 526), 8048.
Baker, Pleas (S. Rept. 383), 6322.
Baldwin Bros. Paving Co. (S. Rept. 67),
1599.
Barglow, David R. (S. Rept. 135), 2935.
Barlow, Ernest L. and wife (S. Rept.
487), 7665.
Bartholomew, Harland and associates (S.
Rept. 439), 6871.
Barrows, Florence (S. Rept. 642), 9759.
Bass, Nannie (S. Rept. 707), 10486.
Baumann, Carl (S. Rept. 536), 8048.
145
COMMITTEE ON CLAIMS (Senate)-Con.
Reports by
Bello, Marino (S. Rept. 31), 674.
Beltz, Minnie A. (S. Rept. 470); 7665.
Benham, Josephine (S. Rept. 715), 10486.
Beyer, Malcolm K. (S. Rept. 65), 1599.
Brewer, Frances (S. Rept. 272), 4690.
Black, Boyd B. (S. Rept. 220), 3824.
Black, Clara (S. Rept. 572), 8800.
Blackmore, John R., and Louise D. (S.
Rept. 765), 10891.
Blexrud, H. J. (S. Rept. 151) 2935.
Bode, Catherine (S. Rept. 819), 11525.
Bolstad, Eugenie U. (S. Rept. 829), 11525.
Borough of Beach Haven, N. J. (S. Rept.
497), 7746.
Bottomley, Harriet Townsend (S. Rept.
830), 12310.
Bourbeau, Angelina (S. Rept. 169), 3109.
Bowen, Austin Bruce (S. Rept. 336), 5698.
Bowen, Sue B. (S. Rept. 136), 2935.
Bowker, Henry (S. Rept. 73), 1599.
Boylston, Mrs. Glenn T. (S. Rept. 91),
2167.
Brady, James A. (S. Rept. 736), 10632.
Bratton, Sue Flippin (S. Rept. 716),
10486.
Braun, Hedwig W. et al. (S. Rept. 255),
4380..
Brazil, Chesley (S. Rept. 98), 2167.
Brooks, Arthur R; and wife (S. Rept. 280),
4690.
Brown, Adell and Alice (S. Rept. 231),
4095.
Brown, Nattie Lee (S. Rept. 759), 10891.
Brunette, Joseph (S. Rept. 212), 3824.
Bryan, Charles (S. Rept. 647), 9759.
Bullock, Harold E. (S. Rept. 793), 10892.
Burch, Florida Rhone (S. Rept. 571),
8800.
Burnett, Ellen C. (S. Rept. 333), 5698.
Burton, Mrs. S. P. (S. Rept. 825), 11525.
Cafferata, M. E. (S. Rept. 254), 4380.
Caffey, Robertson-Smith, Inc. (S. Rept.
342), 5698.
California (S. Rept. 646), 9759.
Calvert, Frederick (S. Rept. 210), 3824.
Campbell, Bessie M. and Charles J. (S.
Rept. 831), 11525.
Canal Dredging Co. (S. Rept. 547), 80488.
Cantalupo, Albert (S. Rept. 570), 8800.
Caquias, Demetrio (S. Rept. 338), 5698.
Carren, Lily L. (S. Rept. 540), 8048.
Catholic Chancery Office, Inc. (S. Rept.
279), 4690.
Centeral Leaf Tobacco Co. (S. Rept. 432),
C871.
Childers, Leona Conner (S. Rept. 143),
2935.
Ciniglio, Louis (S. Rept. 227), 4095.
City-County Hospital (S. Rept. 217),
3824.
Civilians by Japanese occupation of Hong
Kong and Manila (S. Rept. 166), 3109.
Clay, Bessie I. (S. Rept. 259), 4380.
Clements, David 0. (S. Rept. 97), 2167.
Clouse, Fred (S. Rept. 133), 2935.
Coates, Elmer J. (S. Rept. 71), 1599.
Cobb, Candler (S. Rept. 710), 10486
Conners, Hibernia I. (S. Rept. 488), 7665,
Continental Casualty Co. (S. Rept. 156),
. 2969.
Cooper, John T. (S. Rept. 2), 231.
Cosson, Alfred L. (S. Rept. 761), 10891.
Council Bluffs, Iowa (S. Rept. 538), 8048.
Councilman, Roy S. (S. Rept. 869), 12310.
Cowder Manufacturing Co. (S. Rept. 384),
6322.
Cox, Ruth (S. Rept. 771), 10891.
Crago, Fred (S. Rept. 484), 7665.
Craig, Cliford E. (S. Rept. 777), 10891.
Dance, Sadie L., et al. (S. Rept. 353),
5698.
Daniels, Ephraim (S. Rept. 849), 11861.
Danks, Edwin F. (S. Rept. 527), 8048.
Davis, John F. (S. Rept. 492), 7746.
Davis, Rastus L. (S. Rept. 818), 11525.
Day, Leo Edward (S. Rept. 152), 2935.
Delaware fruit growers (S. Rept. 424),
6871.
146
COMMITTEE ON CLAIMS (Senate)-Con.
Reports by
Dempsey Industrial Furnace Corp. (S.
Rept. 168), 3109.
Deweese, Neal, et al.(S.Rept. 877), 12310.
Donatell, Michael C. (S. Rept. 581), 8801.
Dougherty, Charles H., Sr. (S. Rept. 153),
2935.
Driggers, Catherine (S. Rept. 679), 10322.
Duke, Harper T. (S. Rept. 766), 10891.
Duke Hospital (S. Rept. 849), 11861.
Duncan, Rolla (S. Rept. 768), 10891.
Eagle Packet Co., Inc. (S. Rept. 817),
11525.
Eastern Contracting Co. (S. Rept. 774),
10891.
Edmonds, Bessie S. (S. Rept. 865), 12310.
Edmondson, Ed (S. Rept. 690), 10322.
Edwards, Betty Ellen (S. Rept. 323),
5466.
Effinger, Hugo (S. Rept. 824), 11525.
Egan, Hugh (S. Rept. 437), 6871.
Elmira Area Soaring Corp. (S. Rept. 256).
4380.
Epstein, Lillian (S. Rept. 479), 7665.
Etheridge, J. D. (S. Rept. 142), 2935.
Evans Funeral Hdme (S. Rept. 849).
11861.
Evans, William A. (S. Rept. 430), 6871.
Fabian, Peter 0. (S. Rept. 650)., 9759.
Fairview School District No. 90, Pratt
County, Kans. (S. Rept. 876), 12310.
Farkas, Terez, et al. (S. Rept. 346), 5698.
Farrell, John W. (S. Rept. 665), 9938.
Finck Cigar Co. (S. Rept. 832), 11525.
Fischer, Eric and Else (S. Rept. 833),
11525.
Fitzpatrick, A. F. (S. Rept. 822), 11525.
Ford, Raymond W. (S. Rept. 533), 8048.
Foreign Service of United States, per-
sonnel of (S. Rept. 92) 2167.
Forest Lumber Co. (S. Rept. 155), 2969.
Fowler Mabel (S. Rept. 735) 10632.
Frederickson, Felix (S. Rept. 329), 5698.
Freeman, L. W. (S. Rept. 480), 7665.
Friedrich, Jacqueline (S. Rept. 852),
11861.
Fuhrmann, Ernest L. (S. Rept. 342), 5698.
Galipean, Mary (S. Rept. 778), 10891.
Gall, John J. (S. Rept. 685), 10322.
Gause, F. L., et al. (S. Rept. 66), 1599.
Gelb, Herman (S. Rept. 471), 7665.
Gianquitti, Angelo and George (S. Rept.
779), 10891.
Gien, Frank (S. Rept. 529), 8048.
Glassell-Taylor Co. (S. Rept. 537), 8048.
Goldstein, Harry (S. Rept. 823), 11525.
Gorham, Gordon T. (S. Rept. 885), 12310.
Gottlieb, Leo (S. Rept. 425),*6871.
Gradijan, June I. (S. Rept. 95), 2167.
Gradwell, John H. (S. Rept. 44), 992.
Graham, Lee (S. Rept. 218), 3824.
Granata, John (S. Rept. 254), 4380.
Grandview Hospital (S. Raept. 392), 6322.
Gray, Thomas F. (S. Rept. 872), 12310.
Green, Rita Chauvin (S. Rept. 485), 7665.
Greenwood, Ben and Doria (S. Rept. 711),
10486.
Gregory, Hugh M. (S. Rept. 337), 5698.
Griggs, Oscar (S. Rept. 5), 231.
Grigsly, J. B. (S. Rept. 664), 9938.
Grunstein, Ben (S. Rept. 141), 2935.
Gudzin, Margaret (S. Rept. 132), 2935.
Gullikson, Freda (S. Rept. 167), 3109.
Gunnels, Hugh P. and Dezaree (S. Rept.
481), 7665.
Hames, John (S. Rept. 780), 10891.
Hamilton, Kate E. (S. Rept. 214), 3824.
Hancock, Rufus A. (S. Rept. 524), 8048.
Hanley, Francis A. (S. Rept. 756), 10891.
Hannon, Joseph A. (S. Rept. 575), 8800.
Hardage, Eunice C. (S. Rept. 853), 11861.
Harris, Harriette E. (S. Rept. 427), 6871.
Harris, J. P. (S.Rept. 164), 3109.
Hasselden & Huggins Co. (S. Rept. 483),
7665.
Hatcher, John A. (S.Rept. 643), 9759.
Head, Luther J. (S. Rept. 69), 1599.
Hidde, Hannah and Doris (S. Rept. 828).
11525.
Hiler, James M. (S. Rept. 60), 1348.
Hill, M~arion M. (S. Rept. 863), 12309.
INDEX
COMMITTEE ON CLAIMS (Senate)-Con.
Reports by
Hires Turner Glass Co. (S. Rept. 390),
6322.
Herren, Ruben M. (S. Rept. 68), 1599.
Hockenberry, Margaret (S. Rept. 541),
8048.
Hodges, L. Wilwoth (S. Rept. 772), 10891.
Holtz, Werner (S. Rept. 689), 10322.
Hooper, Charles R. (S. Rept. 93, 796),
2167, 10892.
Hoseley, Lee D. (S. Rept. 394), 6411.
Hougardy, Dave (S. Rept. 74),' 1599.
Howers, Hattie (S. Rept. 215), 3824.
Hudson, Jess (S. Rept. 648), 9759.
Hudson, Robert A. (S. Rept. 709), 10486.
Huffman, Marie J, (S. Rept. 396), 6411.
Hunsucker, Ruby H. (S. Rept. 546), 8048,
Hutchinson, Ora B. (S. Rept. 574). 8800.
Illinoco, Batista (S. Rept. 391), 6322.
Inglis Construction Co. (S. Rept. 617),
9294.
International Strip, Nogales, Ariz. (S.
Rept. 102), 2240.
Irvine Co. (S. Rept. 866), 12310.
Jackson, Jabez F., et al. (S. Rept. 495),
7746.
Jackson, Leonard D., et al. (S. Rept. 335),
5698.
Jackson, Myrtle (S. Rept. 534), 8048.
Jackson, Walter L. (S. Rept. 217), 3824.
Jandrey, Fred W. (S. Rept. 496), 7746.
Jay Taylor Cattle Co. (S. Rept. 147),
2935.
Jefferds, Roy (S. Rept. 821), 11525.
Jennette, Alaska (S. Rept. 494), 7746,
Jennings, John R. (S. Repts. 428, 478),
6871, 7665.
Jensen, Oliver (S. Rept. 434), 6871.
Johnson, Daniel B. (S. Rept. 334), 5698.
Johnson, Evelyn (S. Rept. 691), 10322.
Johnson, John A. (S. Rept. 770), 10891.
Johnson, Walter M., and wife, (S. Rept.
72), 1599.
Johnson, Willie H. (S. Rept. 569), 8800.
Johnston, W. W. (S. Rept. 849), 11861.
Jones, Vonnie (S. Rept. 228), 4095.
Jones, William Carl (S. Rept. 714), 10486.
Justice, Mrs. W. V. (S. Rept. 139), 2935,
Kacprzyk, Patricia M. (S. Rept. 528),
8048.
Kaigler, Edgar (S. Rept. 867), 12310.
Karalis, Mary (S. Repts. 274, 486), 4690,
7665.
Keegan, John C. and Ann K. (S. Rept.
• 387), 6322.
Keeler, Florentine H., Harold S., and
Genevieve M. (S. Rept. 708), 10486.
Keith, Robert W. (S. Rept. 385), 6322.
Kelly, James A. (S. Rept. 149), 2935.
Kelly, Patrick A. (S. Rept. 775), 10891.
Key, D. W. (S. Rept. 438), 6871.
King, Henry P. (S. Rept. 884), 12310,
Kiser, Virginia M. (S. Rept. 576), 8801.
Klau-Van Pletersom-Dunlap Associates,
Inc. (S. Rept. 530), 8048.
Klelnman, Philip (S. Rept. 13), 369.
Klockenkemper, Gus (S. Rept. 821), 11525.
Kreusler, Christian H. (S. Rept. 693),
10322.
Kunze, Edward Laurence (S. Rept. 230),
4095.
Lamb, J. L., and wife (S. Rept. 870),
12310.
Lannon, Annie M. (S. Rept. 683), 10322.
Latimer, Murray B. (S. Rept. 146), 2935.
Laurence Motor Co., Inc. (S. Rept. 61),
1348.
Laurie, Ida E. (S. Rept. 277), 4690.
Leontire, Alex D. (S. Rept. 528), 8048.
Lewis, Addle S. (S. Rept. 767), 10891.
Lewis, Benjamin D. (S. Rept. 176), 3109.
Lewis, Carl (S. Rept. 776), 10891.
Lillis, Gertrude Weir (S. Rept. 233), 4095.
Lilly, Stanley J. (S. Rept. 712), 10486.
Lima, Manuel Rose (S. Rept. 586), 8882.
Loacker, Anne (S. Rept. 165), 3109.
Locke, Thomas C. (S. Rept. 204), 3824.
Long, Lindon A. (S. Rept. 3), 231.
Lore, Frank (S. Rept. 229), 4095.
Lower, Fred A. (S. Rept. 222), 3824.
Lubell Bros. Inc. (S. Rept. 661), 9938.
COMMITTEE ON CLAIMS (Senate)-Con.
Reports by
Lund, Genevieve (S. Rept. 713), 10486.
Lynch, James (S. Rept. 73P), 10632.
McCleary, Jay H. (S. Rept. 762), 10891.
McCormack, Ellen (S. Rept. 131), 2935.
McDonald, Madeline J. (S. Rept. 360),
5841.
McGarroll, Thomas (S. Rept. 769), 10891.
McGhee, James E., and wife (S. Rept.
278), 4690.
McKay, Osborne E. (S. Rept. 330), 5698.
McKnight, Amy (S. Rept. 17), 369.
McLean, Alexander (S. Rept. 684), 10322.
McLean, Oscar N. (S. Rept. 881), 12310.
McLendon, Everett, Jr., and Nadine (S.
Rept. 431), 6871.
McLendon, Everett, Sr., and wife (S. Rept.
431), 6871.
Maddox, William W. (S. Rept. 531) 8048.
Magee, John W. and Florence V. (S. Rept.
848), 11861.
Magwood, Lewis E. (S. Rept. 498), 7746.
Mallardi, Joseph (S. Rept. 823). 11525.
Mallette, Alma (S. Rept. 219), 3824.
Manier, Joe (S. Rept. 477), 7665.
Marggraf, Mary G. (S. Rept. 55), 1348.
Marquis, J. Clyde (S. Rept. 651),. 9759.
Martin, Stewart, Jr. (S. Rept. 348), 5698.
Mattas, Matthew (S. Rept. 236), 4095.
Mattil, Anna, and others (S. Rept. 618),
9294.
Maurer, Gladys Elvira (S. Rept. 868),
12310.
May, John C., and Eva Jenkins (S. Rept.
645), 9759.
Meals. Robert C., and others (S. Rept.
70), 1599.
Mediterranean Fruitfly (S. Rept. 491),
7746.
Meersman, Margaret M. (S. Rept. 211),
3824.
Memphis (Tenn.) Park Commission (S.
Rept. 163), 3109.
Menges, Alice Braun (S. Rept. 255), 4380.
Miller, Aloyslus (S. Rept. 539), 8048.
Miller, Mona Mae (S. Rept. 662), 9938.
Mlnatree, 0. M. (S. Rept. 760), 10891.
Mitchell, Reginald (S. Rept. 773), 10891.
Moak, Sam D. (S. Rept. 472), 7665.
Montague, Mary Elizabeth (S. Rept. 851),
11861.
Montgomery City Lines, Inc. (S. Rept.
156), 2969.
Moon, Dorothy M. (S. Rept. 436), 6871.
Moore, G. H. (S. Rept. 523), 8048).
Moran, Murray W. (S. Rept. 175), 3109.
Morgan Creamery Co. (S. Rept. 473),
7665.
Morgan, Dane D. (S. Rept. 57), 1348.
Morgan, G. B., Sr. (S. Rept. 884), 12310.
Murphy, Alice A. (S. Rept. 622), 9294.
Navy claims (S. Rept. 835), 11525.
Nebraska Wesleyan University (S. Rept.
162), 3109.
Nepple, Earl W. (S. Rept. 826), 11525.
New England Telephone and Telegraph
Co. (S. Rept. 58), 1348.
Newton, Ethel (S. Rept. 493), 7746.
Nisselson, John (S. Rept. 816), 11525.
North Jersey Utilization and Sewerage
Disposal Plant, Inc., receiver (S. Rept.
476), 7665.
Oates, Frances Eularks (S. Rept. 137),
2935.
O'Connell, Daniel D. (S. Rept. 663),
9938.
Ogden and Dougherty (S. Rept. 667),
9938.
O'Hara, Della (S. Rept. 129), 2893.
Ohio Brass Co, (S. Rept. 820), 11525.
Olson, Sigfried (S. Rept. 282), 4690.
Oregon Caves Resort (S. Rept. 395), 6411.
Owens, Z. D. (S. Rept. 849), 11861.
Owens, Z. G. (S. Rept. 849), 11861.
Oxley, Lamar (S. Rept. 649), 9759.
Packard, Virginia (S. Rept, 850), 11861.
Parisian, Edward (S. Rept. 73), 1599.
Park, Nelson R. (S. Rept. 352), 5698.
Payne, Greenfield (S. Rept. 489), 7665.
Pendleton, Esther (S. Rept. 849), 11861.
Perkins Gins (S. Rept, 4), 231.

COMMITTEE ON CLAIMS (Senate) -Con..
Reports by
Perz, Myles (S. Rept. 235), 4095.
Phillips, Charles L. (S. Rept. 873), 12310.
Platte County, Mo. (S. Rept. 834), 11525.
Potts, Margaret 0. (S. Rept. 132), 2935.
Pow, Margaret (S. Rept. 213), 3824.
Powell, Edith M. (S. Rept. 339), 5698.
Quay, M. Elizabeth (S. Rept. 389), 6322.
Radabaugh, Myrtle C. (S. Rept. 836).
11525.
Radcliffe, Franklin P. (S. Rept. 887),
12310.
Raney, Ida M. (S. Rept. 666), 9938.
Realty Bond & Mortgage Co. (S. Rept.
385), 6322.
Reed, Oscar S. (S.Rept. 682),.10322.
Rhea, Mrs. C. J. (S. Rept. 343), 5698.
Richmond, Eli (S. Rept. 871), 12310..
Rickard, Zella (S. Rept.. 277), 4690.
Rickards, Harriet B: (S. Rept. 14), 369:
Riley, Stuart B. (S. Rept. 740), 10632;
Ring, Mildred (S. Rept..96), 2167.
Ritter, Betty Jane (S. Rept. 435), 6871.
Robertson, Wallace (S. Rept. 73), 1599.
Robinson and Young (S. Rapt. 537), 8048.
Rodgers, Dan C. (S. Rept. 429), 6871.
Rodlun, Nita (S. Rept. 209),,3824.
Rouse, Charlie B., Louette, and Rachel
(S. Rept. 620), 9294.
Ross, George J. (S. Rept. 499), 7746.
Rosser, Arlethia (S. Rept..688), 10322.
Rowe, Robert R., Jr. (S. Rept. 864),
12309.
Ruiz, Antonio (S. Rept. 1), 231.
Ruiz, Henry M. (S. Rept. 56), 1348.
Ruiz, Maria Manriquez (S. Rept. 54),
1348.
Ryan, Laura May (S. Rept. 616), 9294.
St. Amant, Edmond J., Jr., and wife (S.
Rept. 544), 8048.
St. Vincent's Infirmary (S. Rapt. 170),
3109.
Sanders, Katie (S. Rept. 879), 12310.
Sanders, Stephen E., and wife (S. Rept.
253,) 4380.
Sante, Gisella (S. Rept. 882), 12310.
Saucier, James Alves (S. Rept. 681),
10322..
Saunders Memorial Hospital (S. Rept.
75), 1599.
Sawyer, Alexander (S. Rept. 232), 4095.
S
Scarborough, A. P. ( . Rept. 142), 2935.
Schiffer, Hyman L. (S. Rept. 138), 2935.
Scott, William B. (S. Rept. 250), 4380.
Sells, Alan, et al. (S. Rept. 577), 8801.
Sewaites, Frances X. (S. Rept. 258), 4380.
Severns, Albert E. (S. Rept. 738), 10632.
Shows, Earl J. (S. Rept. 482), 7665.
Shultz, William H. (S. Rept. 332), 5698.
Slade, Robert Lee (S. Rept. 206), 3824.
Smallwood, Pauline (S. Rept. 525), 8048.
Smith, Catherine (S. Rept. 534), 8048.
Smith, David B. (S. Rapt. 171), 3109.
Smith, Katherine (S. Rapt. 144), 2935.
Smith, Ray L. (S. Rept. 173), 3109.
Smoot, W. A., Inc. (S. Rept. 388), 6322.
Smothers, W. F. (S. Rapt. 827), 11525.
Springfield Cooperative Bank (S. Rept.
815), 11525.
Southern Bitumen Co., Ensley, Ala. (S.
Rept. 145), 2935.
Southwestern Drug Co. (S. Rept. 474),
7665.
Spencer, Tiblie (S. Rept. 534), 8048.
Spiker, Clarence J. (S. Rept. 496), 7746.
Straka, Charles A. (S. Rept. 48), 1113.
Standley, Edward P. (S. Rapt. 433), 6871.
Steinert, Oscar R. (S. Repts. 619, 644),
9294, 9759.
Stelmak, Gregory (S. Rept. 585), 8882.
Stewart, \"esley J. (S. Rept. 763), 10891.
Stone, M. R. (S. Rept. 854), 11861.
Stone, Ruth C. (S. Rept. 578), 8801.
-Stout, Gladys (S. Rept. 223), 3824.
Stowell, Dorothy (S. Rept. 148), 2935.
Strang, Jane (S. Rept. 351), 5698.
Strangio, Domenico (S. Rept. 275), 4690.
Strauss, A. M. (S. Rept. 878), 12310.
Strauss, Alvin W. (S. Rept. 170), 3109.
Strickland, L. S. (S. Rept. 475), 7665.
INDEX
COMMITTEE ON CLAIMS (Senate)-Con.
Reports by
Surmount, Charles E. (S. Rept. 347), 5698.
Sutton, Mae E. (S. Rept. 59), 1348.
Svelund, August (S. Rapt. 579), 8801.
Swan, Sam and Aily (H. Rept. 94), 2167.
Tacy, Paul E. (S. Rept. 573), 8800.
Tamborello, Phillip (S. Rapt. 152), 2935.
Thayer, Jane ,(S. Rept. 386), 6322.
Theriaque, Viola (S. Rept. 875), 12310.
Thompson, Paul T. (S. Rept. 251), 4380.
Tidwell, William Peyton (S. Rept. 207),
3824.
Tillman, Franz (S. Rept. 686), 10322.
Tine, Teresa (S. Rept. 532), 8048.
Tobey Hospital (S. Rept. 350), 5698.
Tonner, Cecilia M., (S. Rept. 345), 5698.
Townsend, John Burl (S. Rept. 172), 3109.
Townsend, Sybil G. (S. Rept. 757), 10891.
Treadwell; Millard L..(S. Rept. 205), 3824.
Tucker, Henry B. (S. Repts. 99, 324), 2167,
5466.
Tyler, George C. and Doris M. (S. Rept.
542), 8048.
Tyson, Charlie (S. Rapt. 535), 8048.
Vance, Gus A. (S. Rept. 174), 3109.
Van Doren, Pierce William (S. Rept. 71),
1599.
Veterans of war with Spain (S. Rept.
758), 10E91.
Vidotto, E'izabeth (S. Rept. 229), 4095.
Virginia, District Court for Eastern (S.
Rept. 216), 3824.
Visnovec, John, Rose, and Helen (S. Rept.
543), 8048.
Wadford, Samuel (S. Rept; 341), 5698.
Waggoner, Beatrice Brown (S. Rept. 426),
6871.
Waldron, Mildred E. (S: Rept. 795), 10892.
Walker, Alice (S. Rept.,7349), 5698.
Walker, Allan F., and wife (S. Rept. 794),
10692.
Walter, Galen E. (S. Rept. 6), 231.
Walton, Sidney B. (S. Rept. 252), 4380.
War Department (S. Rept. 500), 7746.
-activities of (S. Rept. 221), 3824.
-personnel (S. Rept. 276), 4690.
Webb, George (S. Rapt. 134), 2935.
Webb, John T., Sr., and wife (S. Rept.
234), 4095.
Weiss, Annarae (S. Rept. 830), 11525.
White Van Line, Inc. (S. Rept. 382),
6322.
Whiteside, J. D., and St. Lukes Hospital
(S. Rept. 781), 10891.
Whittington, J. B., et al. (S. Rapt. 548).
.8048.
Williams, Ed. (S. Rapt. 273), 4690.
Wilson, Mrs. James Arthur (S. Rept.
208), 3824.
Williams, L. A. (S. Rept. 581), 8801.
Wilson, Lona (S. Rept. 874), 12310.
Wilson, Wayne E. (S. Rapt. 792), 10892.
Winter Bros. Co. (S. Rept. 668), 9938.
Winter, Madeline (S. Rept. 493), 7746.
Withers, Beatrice, et al. (S. Rept.. 103),
2240.
Wood, R. W. (S. Rapt. 847), 11861.
Wornhoff, W. C. and Josephine (S. Rapt.
150), 2935.
Wurster, William Wilson (S. Rapt. 678),
10322.
Wyzynski, Joseph (S. Rept. 393), 6322.
Zimmerman, Florence (S. Rept. 687),
10322.
COMMITTEE ON COINAGE, WEIGHTS, AND
MEASURES (House).
Election of members of, 274, 491.
Mr. Hand excused, 8919.
Mr. Mathews elected, 11273.
Resolution authorizing investigation of
plans for beneficial use of gold and
silver by (See H. Res. 310).
COMMITTEE ON COMMERCE (Senate).
Appointments on, 169.
Authorized to file reports during adjourn-
ment, 530, 11234.
Mr. Gossett assigned to, 11369.
Mr. Knowland assigned to, 8689.
Radio broadcast by Tristram Coffin rela-
tive to consideration of control of
COMMITTEE ON COMMERCE (Senate) -Con.
atomic energy by subcommittee of,
A4462.
Statement entitled "All-American Flag
Line" by Senator McCarran before,
A2159.
Statement relative to Federal aid In con-
struction of airports by Senator Mc-
Carran before, A1322.
Reports by
Administration of certain lending agen-
cies (S. Rept. 39), 674.
Bassett, Jack Venus (S. Rept. 361), 5841.
Bennett, Louis L. (Executive nomina-
tion), 12263.
Bonneville Project Act (S. Rept. 469),
7664.
Bonneville Project Act: to amend (bill
5& 1516), 10632.
* Bridges:, Big. Sandy River. (S; Rept.247),
4221.
- Columbia. River at Astoria,. Oreg.
(S.Rept. 244), 4095.
-Mahoning River at Youngstown,
Ohio (S.-Rept. 611), 9213.
- Mississippi River at Brainerd,
Minn. (S. Rapt. 657), 9938.
- Mississippi River at or near Friar
Point, Miss. (S. Rept. 243), 4095.
- Mississippi River at or near Hast-
ings, Minn. (S. Rept. 269), 4504.
-Mississippi River at or near New
Orleans, La. (S. Rept 248), 4221.
--_Missouri River (S. Rept. 239),
4095.
-- Missouri River near Decatur, Nebr.
(S. Rept. 658), 9938.
-Missouri River at or near Poplar,
Mont. (S. Rept. 607), 9213.
-- Pigeon River (S. Rept. 242), 4095.
- St. Croix River at or near Hudson,
Wis. (S. Rept; 241), 4095.
-St. Louis River between Minne-
sota and Wisconsin (S. Rept. 610),
9213.
-Wabash River at or near St. Fran-
cisville, Ill. (S. Rept. 608), 9213.
- Yellowstone River near Fairview,
Mont. (S. Rept. 240), 4C95.
Bruton, Philip G. (Executive nomina-
tion), 8690.
Canada., awards by (S. Rept. 361), 5841.
Coast and Geodetic Survey officers (Ex-
ecutive nominations), 5339, 8690,
10003.
Condon, Edward U., Director of the Na-
tional Bureau of Standards (Execu-
tive nomination), 10322.
Crawford, Robert Walter (Executive
nomination), 8690.
Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act
(S. Rept. 410), 6704.
Fish hatchery at Butte Falls, Oreg. (S.
Rapt. 606), 9213.
Floods, control (S. Rept. 718), 10632.
Harbor improvement (S. Rept. 659),
9938.
Harry L. Englebright Dam (S. Rept. 669),
9938.
Kittrell, Clark (Executive nomination),
11471.
McKeough, Raymond S. (Executive
nomination), 9247.
Marchant, Charles Rex (S. Rept. 361),
5841.
Missouri Valley Authority (S. Rapt. 246),
4221.
Meteorological Observations Stations (S.
Rept. 656), 9938.
Norwich University (S. Rept. 463), 7552.
Public works on rivers and harbors (S.
Rapt. 22), 464.
Pymatuning Lake (S. Rept. 460), 7552.
Postwar commerce (S. Res. 128), 7041.
Rhodes, Lester F. (Executive nomina-
tion), 8690.
Rivers and harbors, project (S. Rept.
677), 10248.
St. Lawrence River, at or near Ogdens-
burg, N. Y. (S. Rept. 609), 9213.
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COMMITTEE ON COMMERCE (Senate) -Con.
Reports by
Sassen, Lorne E. (S. Rept. 361), 5841.
Savannah Harbor, Ga. (S. Rept. 462),
7552.
Scamnmell, William K. (Executive nomi-
nation), 3091, 3132.
Schindler, Alfred (Executive nomina-
tion), 3320.
Shinn, Columbus M. (Executive nomina-
tion), 3091, 3132.
Shore-Line investigations (S. Rept. 461),
7552.
Sicafoosc, Rolla W. (Executive nomina-
tion), 674.
Stika, Joseph E. (Executive nomination),
12263.
Stone, Raymond M. (Executive nomina-
tion), 674.
Surplus vessels (S. Rept. 807), 11370.
Vessels, safeguards (S..Rept. 319), 5307.
Waesche, Russell R. (Executive nomina-
tion), 3080.
Weather Bureau (S. Rept. 463), 7552.
Weather Forecasting Service (S. Rept.
656), 9938.
COMMITTEE TO CONDUCT A STUDY AND
INVESTIGATION OF' NATIONAL
DEFENSE PROGRAM IN ITS RELA-
TION TO SMALL BUSINESS, authoriz-
ing printing of additional copies of
parts 1 and 2 of hearings on, financial
problems of small business by (see H.
Con. Res. 90').
COMMITTEE ON CONSERVATION OF WILD-
LIFE RESOURCES (House).
Mr. Cole of New York excused from
membership on, 594.
Messrs. Gearhart and Henry appointed
on, 634.
Mr. Holmes of Massachusetts excused
from membership on, 634.
Resolution to pay expenses of the In-
vestigation of conservation of wild-
life resources (see H. Res. 97*).
COMMITTEE FOR CONSTITUTIONAL GOV-
ERNMENT, editorial by Edward Keat-
ing from Labor relative to proposals
of, A1207.
Editorial entitled "An Undercover Drive"
from St. Louis Post-Dispatch, A682.
List of active leaders in, A1529.
Radio address by Stanley Dixon assailing
activities of, A125.
Remarks in House relative to, 2157, A151,
A500.
Remarks in Hcuse relative to activities
of, A500.
Remarks in House relative to mounting
opposition to activities of, A278.
Remarks in House relative to literature
put out by, A640.
Remarks in House relative to propaganda
put out by, A1287.
Remarks in House relative to pertinent
questions asked, A1610.
Remarks in House relative to propaganda
in school systems by, A1609.
Remarks in House relative to plan for
distribution of copy of bill of rights
by, A1609.
Remarks In House relative to falsehoods
handed out by, A1574.
COMMITTEE ON DISPOSITION OF EXECU-
TIVE PAPERS (House).
Election of members of, 274, 491.
COMMITTEE ON DISPOSITION OF EXECU-
TIVE PAPERS (Joint).
Members appointed on the part of the
Senate on, 1404, 1640, 1750, 2458, 2798,
3359, 3536, 3620, 4219, 4303, 4500, 4688,
4779, 5173, 5383, 5697, 5840, 7148, 7588,
8354, 8376, 9111, 9469, 9759, 10247,
10404, 10751, 11524.
Useless papers in s-indry departments,
274, 465, 491, 670, 838, 915, 974, 992,
1320, 1540, 1706, 1755, 2164, 2385, 2456,
2588, 2632, 3228, 3351, 3359, 3466, 3470,
3747, 4006, 4095, 4751, 4913, 4933, 8659,
8663, 8801, 8879, 9210 9294, 9726, 9760,
10067, 10070, 11368, 11604, 11931.
INDEX
COMMITTEE ON THE DISTRICT OF CO-
LUMBIA (House).
Election of members of, 274, 491.
Remarks In House praising cooperation
of members of, A5241.
Reports by
Alley Dwelling Act (H. Rept. 756), 6245.
Board of Education (H. Rept. 873), 7342.
Boundary line with Virginia (H. Rept.
595), 4857.
Buildings (H. Rept. 306), 1990..
Code of laws, amendments, 3699, 4497,
6245, 8879, 9821.
Dogs (H. Rept. 755), 6245.
Emergency Rent Act (H. Rept. 1133)
9821.
Female employees (H. Rept. 192), 1341.
Fire Department (H. Repts. 543, 758,
1341)', 4464, 6246, 11604.
Gallinger Municipal Hospital (H. Rept.
73), 6013.
Kelly, Edward J. (H. Rept. 365), 2701.
Law enforcement (H. Rept. 565), 4573.
Nurses Examining Board (H. Sept. 435),
3699.
Park police (A. Repts. 758, 1341), 6246,
11604.
Parking facilities (H. Rept. 1727), 9757.
Police Department (H. Repts. 543, 758,
1341), 4464, 6246, 11604.
Property (H. Rept. 1126), 9757.
Providence Hospital (H. Rept. 1138),
9873.
Public Health Service (H. Rept. 733),
6013.
Railroad taication (H. Rept. 1337), 11604.
Recording of liens (H. Rept. 1340),
11604.
Rockflsh (H. Rept. 967), 8879.
Servicemen's Readjustment Act of 1944
(H. Rept. 1339). 11604.
Traffic Act (H. Rept. 307), 1990.
Training school property (H. Rept. 970),
8879.
Veterans, public records (H. Rept. 969),
8879. "
Weights and measures (H. Repts. 364),
2701.
White House police (H. Repts. 758. 1341),
6246, 11604.
COMMITTEE ON THE DISTRICT OF CO-
LUMBIA (Senate).
Appointments on, 169.
Mr. Briggs appointed on, 466.
Mr. Huffman assigned to, 10068.
Mr. Young assigned to, 3107.
Reports by
Alley Dwelling Act (S. Rept. 444), 6872.
Apprenticeship in District of Columbia
(S. Rept. 725), 10632.
Board of Education (S. Repts. 117, 457),
2747, 7430.
Boards and commissions (S. Rept. 118,
2747.
Boundary line (S. Rept. 598), 9005.
Ccde of Law, amend (S. Repts. 119, 120,
728, 744), 2747, 10632, 10693.
District Training School (S. Rept. 116),
2747.
Dogs (S. Rept. 449), 6986.
Female employees (S. Rept. 121), 27,17.
Fire Department (S. Repts. 288, 446),
4933, 6872.
Gallinger Municipal Hospital (S. Rept.
445), 6872.
Gasoline shortage (S. Res. 23), 192.
Height of buildings (S. Rept. 89), 1997.
Hospital center (S. Rept. 193), 3537.
Kelly, Edward J. (S. Rept. 197), 3602.
Law enforcement (S. Rept. 443), 6872.
Metropolitan Police (S. Repts. 288, 446),
4933, 6872.
National Memorial Stadium (S. Rept.
468), 7664.
Nurses Examining Board (S. Rept. 289),
4933.
Park Police (S. Rept. 446), 6872.
Providence Hospital (S. Rept. 599), 9005.
Public Health Service (S. Rept. 445),
6872.
Rock Creek Park (S. 461), 2240.
COMMITTEE ON THE DISTRICT OF CO-
LUMBIA (Senate) -Continued.
Reports by
Road, opening of (S. Rept. 732), 10632.
Red Cross, tax exemption (S. Rept. 734),
10632.
Rent Act, extension of (S. Rept. 733),
10632.
Rockfish, sale of (S. Rept. 729), 10632.
Rolling stock, taxation of (S. Rept. 727),
10632.
Servicemen In District of Columbia (S.
Rept. 750), 10788.
Slum areas (S. Rept. 591), 8951.
Standard weights and measures (bills S.
122', H. R. 27458), 2834.
Superintendent of Weights, Measures,
and Markets (S. Rept. 115), 2747.
Titles for vehicles, to amend (S. Rept.
726), 10632.
Traffic Act, amend (S. Rept. 122), 2747.
Trust companies, reports, by (S. Rept.
730), 10632.
Veterans, exempting certain fees, S. Rept.
731), 10632.
Weights and measures (S. Rept. 115),
2747.
White House Police (S. Rept. 446), 6872.
COMMITTEE FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOP-
MENT, address on postwar prospects
for the base metals and base-metal
mining by Frank Lilly before, A2559.
Editorial from New York Times relative
to statement on Brettoi Woods agree-
ments of, A1516.
COMMITTEE ON ECONOMY AND EFFI-
CIENCY (Joint).
Concurrent resolution to establish (see
H. Con. Res. 5).
COMMITTEE ON EDUCATION (House).
Announcement of hearings to be held by,
2276.
Authorized to sit during sessions of the
House, 3735.
Election of members of, 274, 491.
Remarks concerning the change of date
of hearings on the Ramspeck bill (H.
R. 1296) from April 10 to April 24,
1945, 2276.
Remarks in House relative to set-back on
bill providing Federal aid to educa-
tion in, A5725.
Resolution authorizing them to com-
plete investigations (see H. Res. 63*;
H. Repts. 11, 214), 183, 1401.
Resolution to pay expenses of Investiga-
tion by (see H. Res. 92).
Resolution authorizing a study of effect
of certain war activities on colleges and
universities by (see H. Res. 63*).
Statement on Federal aid to education
by Representative Patterson before,
A2879.
Reports by
Emergency situation existing in the
various colleges, 1393.
Universities (H. Rept. 214), 1401.
COMMITTEE ON EDUCATION AND LABOR
(Senate).
Appointments on, 169.
Resolution to continue employment of an
assistant clerk to (see S. Res. 49*), 466.
Resolution to continue employment of
an additional clerk to (see S. Res. 50).
Resolution authorizing employment of
an economic counsel by (see S. Res.
202*).
Statement by Louis T. Wright relative to
assistance to States in hospitalization
facilities before, A3411.
Statement relative to S. 2048, to pro-
hibit discrimination in employment, by
John Augustine Ryan before subcom-
mittee of, A3971.
Statement by Robert Wood Johnson
relative to minimum wage of 65 cents
before, A4550.
Statement relative to S. 1349, to amend
Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938 by
Tom Linder before. A4726.

COMMITTEE ON EDUCATION AND LABOR
(Senate) -Continued.
Reports by
Caraway, Hattie W. (Executive nomina-
tion), 329.
Defense housing (S. Rept. 418), 6704.
Discrimination (S. Rept. 290), 4933. -
Herzog, Paul M. (Executive nomination),
6125.
Housing (S. Rept. 839), 11609.
International Health -Organization (S.
Rept. 782), 10892.
Nystrom, Paul H. (Executive nomina-
tion), 7940.
Schwellenbach, Lewis B. (Executive nom-
ination), 5215.
Surveys of hospitals and public health
centers (S. Rept. 674), 10248.
Swofford, Jewell W. (Executive nomina-
tion), 1445.
COMMITTEE ON ELECTION OF PRESIDENT,
Vice President, and Representatives in
Congress (House).
Election of members of, 274, 491.
COMMITTEE ON ELECTIONS NO. 1 (House).
Election of members of, 274, 491.
COMMITTEE ON ELECTIONS NO. 2 (House).
Election of members of, 274, 491.
COMMITTEE ON ELECTIONS NO. 3 (House).
Election of members of, 274, 491.
Reports by
Contested e!ection case of Hicks versus
Dondero (H. Rept. 1104), 11931.
COMMITTEE ON ENROLLED BILLS (House).
Election of members of, 274, 491.
COMMITTEE ON ENROLLED BILLS
(Senate).
Appointments on, 169.
Mr. Andrews of Florida excused, 466.
COMMITTEE ON EXECUTIVE AGENCIES
AND PROCEDURES (Joint).
Create (see bill H. R. 588).
(see bill H. R. 588).
COMMITTEE ON EXPENDITURES IN THE
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTS (House).
Announcement of hearings to be held by,
4857, 4913, 4918, 5120, 5169, 5251, 5291,
5301, 5381, 5527, 5591, 8724, 8878, 8948,
9003, 9041, 9108, 9209, 9725, 9756, 9931,
9937, 10041, 10067, 10167, 10210, 10246,
10320, 10403, 10469, 10482.
Authorized to sit during sessions of the
House, 8324, 8920, 9666, 1008, 10184.
Concurrent resolution authorizing print-
ing of additional: copies. of hearings
relative to Full EmploymentAct, dur-
ing current session, before (see H. Con.
Res. 111*).
Election of members of, 274, 491.
Remarks in House in defense of, 10213.
Remarks in House relative to testimony
on Government reorganization by
Comptroller General before, 9350.
Statement relative to bill S. 380, to pro-
vide full employment, by George S.
Benson before, A4380.
Statement on full-employment bill by
Secretary of Treasury Vinson before,
A4618.
Statement relative to H. R. 2202, to pro-
vide full employment, by Secretary of
Commerce Wallace before, 10185.
Statement relative to reorganization of
Congress by Lindsay C. Warren .before,
A3739.
Reports by
Government agencies (H. Rept. 971),
8879.
Government checks and warrants (H.
Rept. 101), 1043.
Government contracts (H. Rept. 212),
1389.
Government corporations (H. Rept. 856),
7267.
Pull employmert (H. Rept. 1334), 11523.
Revised Statutes, money lost or stolen
(H. Rept. 1132), 9821.
Surplus Property Administrator (H. Rept.
D41), 8336.
INDEX
COMMITTEE ON EXPENDITURES IN THE
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTS, (Sen-
ate).
Appointments on, 169.
Announcement of hearing to be held by,
4751, 4776.
Resolution authorizing employment of
an assistant clerk and an additional
clerk by' (see S. Res. 10*).
Reports by
Checks-.stolen or lost (S. Rept. 801),
11009.
Government contracts (S. Rept. 177),
3156.
Reports to be made to Congress (H,. Rept.
311), 2164.
COMMITTEE ON FAIR EMPLOYMENT
PRACTICE, letter transmitting, esti-
mate of personnel requirements for,
8207, 8335, 8881, 8948, 9109.
COMMITTEE ON FEDERAL-STATE RELA-
TIONS (joint).
Create a joint committee on (see S. Con.
Res. 24*).
Joint resolution to create (see H, J.
Res. 4).
COMMITTEE ON FINANCE (Senate).
Appointments on, 169.
Authorized to make reports during ad-
journment of the Senate, 6469.
Authorized to report the tax bill (H. R.
4309, 9768, 9932.
Mr. Saltonstall assigned to, 12230.
&atement relative to extension of Re-
ciprocal Trade 'Agreements Act by
James M. Duffy before, A2665.
Statement relative to extension of Re-
ciprocal Trade Agreements Act by
Harry H. Cook before, A2656.
Statement by National Brotherhood of
Operative Potters relative to tariff re-
duction rates before, A2852.
Reports by
Alcohol plants (S. Rept. 626), 9471.
Benefits to discharged members of mili-
tary and iaval personnel of Allied
Nations (S. Rept. 11), 696.
Brown, Ross E. (Executive nomination),
329.
Callaghan, Neal H. (Executive nomina-
I tion), 4724.
Campbell, Nigel D. (Executive nomina-
tion), 329.
Committee on Post-War Economic Policy
and Planning (S. Res. 33), 329.
Cone, Howell (Executive nomination),
4724.
Coyle, Farrell D. (Executive nomination),
8093.
Cromwell, George T. (Executive nomi-
nation), 11119.
Daft, Floyd S., 11510.
Dallas County, Tex. (S. Rept. 62), 1348.
Donnelly, Charles A. (Executive nomina-
tion), 11410.
Durning, Harry M. (Executive nomina-
tions), 6443.
Government life insurance: interest on
loans (S. Rept. 364), 6088.
Increase of the debt limit of the United
States (S. Rept. 106), 2312.
Internal Revenue Code (S. Repts. 85,
520), 1887, 8048.
International organizations (S. Rept.
861), 12232.
Johnron, Viena P. (Executive nomina-
tion), 98C9.
Los Angeles, Calif. (S. Rept. 63), 1348.
Lyons, Joseph M. (Executive nomina-
tion), 8690.
Marlin-Rockwell Corp. (S. Rept. 307),
4933.
Mechanical pencils, taxation (S. Rept.
521), 8048.
Narcotic drugs (S. Rept. 187), 3287.
National Service Life Insurance Act: ex-
tend second period of 5 years (S. Rept.
366), 6088.
Powers of appointment under the Inter-
nal Revenue Code (S. Rept. 370), 6124.
149
COMMITTEE ON'FINANCE (Senate)-Con.
Reports by
Public Health Service:. nominations, 231,
329, 1670, 3261, 5339, 6201, 6277, 6823,
7118, 8488.
Quinlivan, John J. (Executive nomina-
tion), 2959.
Quinn, Arthur A. (Executive nomina-
t!on), 11887.
Raff, A. Raymond (Executive nomina-
tion); 4724.
Reconversion (S. Rept. 458), 7430.
Royal C. Johnson Veterans' Hospital,
Sioux Falls, S. Dak. (S. Rept. 354),
5756.
Sarvela, Clara E. (Executive nomination),
,2959.
Servicemen's Readjustment Act of 1944
(S. Rept. 698), 10405.
Sherwood, William T. (Executive nomi-
nation), 1921.
Smith, Francis R. (Executive nomina-
tion), 2959.
Smyth,.
•tion), James
3320.
G.- (Executive nomina-
Social Security Act, amend (S. Rept. 10),
329.
State unemployment compensation agen-
cies (S. Rept. 10), 697.
States, amend Social Security Act (S.
Rept. 10), 229.
Tariff Act of 1930 (S.Rept. 356), 5840.
United Nations, benefits for discharged
members of (S. Rept. 11), 329.
Veterans' Administration personnel (S.
Rept. 365), 6028.
Veterans Regulations, additional com-
pensation (S. Rept. 549), 8048.
Vinson, Fred M., 3092.
Walthall, Harris, 329.
White, Harry D. (Executive nomination),
329.
Zino, Harry A. (Executive nomination),
11252.
COMMITTEE ON FISCAL PLANNING
(House), create (see H. Res. 33).
COMMITTEE OF FIVE HUNDRED, COCKIE
COUNTY, TENN., report by Ben W.
Hooper relative to election frauds
addressed to, A235.
COMMITTEE ON FLOOD CONTROL (House).
Election of-members of, 274, 491.
Mr. Davis elected, 10680.
Mr. Mansfield of Montana excused, 9290.
Reports by
Damage compensation (H. Rept. 1182),
10211.
Emergency flood-control work (H. Rept.
581), 4658.
COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS
(House).
Announcement of hearings to be held
by, 589.
Election of members of, 274, 491. -
Joint press release relative to economic
and political conditions in Europe by
Representatives Mundt and Bolton,
members of subcommittee of, A4309.
List of names of members of, 7637.
List of -committees and members as-
signed to each committee by division
into five subcommittees of, A2724.
Mr. Mansfield of Montana elected, 9249.
Mr. Wood excused, 7495.
Remarks in House relative to hearings'
on House Resolution 215 to create In-
ternational Office of.Education before,
A2239.
Remarks In House relative to division,
into five committees, according to geo-
graphical location of, A2724.
Remarks in House relative to hearings
on appropriation for UNRRA before,
A5171.
Report requesting President to use his
offices to invite Italy to be a signatory
to United Nations agreement, A3590.
Resolution relative to composition of (see'
H. Res. 80), 274.
Resolution authorizing investigations by,
7636, 7711.

COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS
(House) -Continued.
Resolution authorizing it to conduct
thorough studies and investigations of
all matters coming within jurisdiction
of such committee (see H. Res. 315*).
Statement relative to recognition of Italy
as an ally by Albert P. Morano before,
A1762.
Statement by Representative Marcan-
tonio relative to recognition of Italy
as an ally before, A1918.
Statement relative to extending invita-
tion to Italy to attend San Francisco
Conference by Representative D'Ale-
sandro before, A1752.
Statement by Representative Celler on
resolution (H. J. Res. 93) to create
commission to work with United Na-
tions War Crimes Commission before,
A1371.
Statement on International Institute of
agriculture by A. S. Goss before, A3069.
Statement by American Slav Congress
relative UNRRA appropriation before,
A5182.
Statement on Stateless persons by Gen-
eral Eisenhower before, A5412.
Views of minority on H. R. 2013, extend-
ing- lend-lease until 1949, A1088.
Reports by
American Interparliamentary Congress
(H. Res, 37, Rept. 140), 1079, 1082.
Chile, Santiago (H. Rept. 140), 1079.
Department of State, Foreign Service
(H. Rept. 51), 749.
-information from (H. Rept. 423),
3466.
- foreign field information (H. Re pt.
1452), 12229.
Foreign Service (H. Rept. 51), 749, 1638.
- officers and employees (H. Rept.
50), 670.
Government buildings in foreign coun-
tries (H. Rept. 49), 670.
Hurley. Patrick J. (H. Rept. 1376), 11931.
Inter-American Statistical Institute
(H. R. 688, Rept. 502), 4038, 4165, 4174.
International Office of Education (H.
Rept. 588), 4751.
Italy (H. Rept. 881), 7419.
Jandrey, Fred W. (H. Rept. 781), 6585.
Mexico (H. Rept. 309), 2072.
National defense (H. Rept. 259), 1828,
1958.
Palestine (H. Rept. 1463),, 12308.
Sakellariou, Alexander E. (H. Res. 189),
3431.
Spiker, Clarence J. (H. Rept. 781), 6585.
United Nations (H. Rept. 431), 3530.
-capital (H. Rept. 1348), 11785.
United Nations Organization (H. Rept.
1383), 11931.
United Nations Relief and Rehabilita-
tion Administration (H. Rept. 1311),
11077.
War criminals (H. Rept. 442), 3747.
COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN RELATIONS
(Senate).
Appointments on, 169.
Correspondence between former Senator
Owens and Thomas B. Love relative
to testimony on United Nations Char-
ter before, A3513, A3514.
Mr. Gurney assigned to, 8689.
Resolution to make available certain un-
expended balances of appropriation for
entertainment of distinguished visitors
by (see S. Res. 109*).
Resolution to authorize them to employ
additional clerical assistance (see S.
Res. 111*).
Resolution making available certain un-
expended appropriations for 'enter-
tainment of distinguished visitors by
(see S. Res. 109*).
Resolution to pay expenses of hearings
before (see S. Res. 133).
INDEX
COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN RELATIONS
(Senate) -Continued.
Statement relative to our policy in China
by Secretary of State Byrnes before,
A5528.
Telegram protesting partitioning of. Po-
land sent to members of, A1338.
Testimony on United Nations Charter
by Carl H. Mote before, A3669.
Testimony by Catherine P. Baldwin on
United Nations Charter before, A3654.
Testimony on United Nations Charter
by Elise French Johnston before,
A3671.
Testimony on United Nations Charter by
John T. Flynn before, A3660.
Testimony relative to United Nations
Charter by Florence Cafferatta before,
A3670.
Reports by
Acheson, Dean G. (Executive nomina-
tion), 8767.
Ailing, Paul H., 3091.
Atomic bomb (S. Con. Res. 28), 9005.
Barbour, Walworth (Executive nomina-
tion), 231.
Baruch, Herman B. (Executive nomina-
tion), 800.
Benton, William (Executive nomina-
tion), 8538.
Berle, Adolf A., Jr. (Executive nomina-
tion), 231.
Blocker, V. Harwood (Executive nomina-
tion), 2035.
Braden, Spruille (Executive nomination),
9788.
Briggs, Ellis 0. (Executive nomination),
. 7586.
Buell, Robert L. (Executive nomination),
231.
Butrick, Richard P., 3091.
Christensen, William H. (Executive nomi-
nation), 2035.
Clerical assistance (S. Res. 111), 3109.
Cochran, H. Merle, 3091.
Cohen, Benjamin V. (Executive nomina-
tion), 8537.
Cowan, Robert T., 3091.
Defense of the United States (S. Rept.
178), 3109.
Diplomatic and Foreign Service officers
(Executive nominations), 4724.
Dwyre. Jack 0. (Executive nomination),
2035.
Employment of additional clerical assist-
ance by (see S. Res. 111), 3288.
Food and Agriculture Organization of
the United Nations (S. Rept. 357), 5841,
Foreign Service (S. Rept. 192), 3537.
-officers (Executive nominations),
2194, 9573, 11958.
Fowler, William A., 3091.
Fuller, George Gregg (Executive nomi-
nation), 8093.
Government buildings in foreign coun-
tries (S. Rept. 112), 2588.
Hadraba, Theodore J. (Executive nomi-
nation), 7586.
Hamilton, Maxwell M. (Executive nomi-
nation), 8767.
Hines, Frank T. (Executive nomination),
8538.
Inter-American Statistical Institution
(S. Rept. 366), 6088.
Kyle, Edwin Jackson (Executive nomina-
tion), 800.
Lyon, Frederick B., 3091.
McCarthy, Frank (Executive nomina-
tion), 8767.
McEnelly, Thomas (Executive nomina-
tion), 2035.
MeGurk, Joseph F. (Executive nomina-
tion), 800.
McKinney, Walter H. (Executive nomi-
nation), 2035.
Merrell, George R. (Executive nomina-
tion), 1445.
Mexico, claims against (S. Rept. 113),
2588.
Minnigerode, H. Gordon, 3091.
COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN RELATIONS
(Senate) -Continued.
Reports by
Norweb, R. Henry (Executive nomina-
tion), 800.
Norwood, R. Henry (Executive nomina-
tion), 4724.
Palestine (S. Con. Res. 44; S. Rept. 855),
11881.
Palmer, Ely E. (Executive nomination),
800.
Penfield, James K. (Executive nomina-
tion), 2035. •
Russell, Donald S. (Executive nomina-
tion), 8537.
Schoenfeld, H. F. Arthur (Executive
nomination), 11958.
Sims, Marold (Executive nomination),
2035.
Stanton, Edwin F. (Executive nomina-
tion), 8093.
Steger, Christian T. (Executive nomina-
tion), 2035.
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation
Administration (S. Rept. 856), 11933.
Warren, Fletcher, 3091.
Wilson, Edwin C. (Executive nomina-
tion), 408.
COMMITTEE ON FORESTS (Joint).
Remarks in House relative to report in
March 1941 on condition of forests by,
A257.
Appointments on, 169.
Mr. Knowland assigned to, 8689.
COMMITTEE ON IMMIGRATION (Senate).
Mr. Young assigned to, 3107.
Resolution to continue employment of
an assistant clerk to (see S. Res. 32),
234.
Rasolution terminating employment of
an additional clerk to (see S. Res. 57*),
529.
Reports by
Alien spouses (S. Rept. 860), 12231.
Bridges, Margery Anderson (S. Rept. 630),
9471.
Immigration Act of 1917 (S. Rept. 631),
947).
Immigration Act of 1924 (S. Rept. 633),
9471.
Immigration and Naturalization Service
(S. Rept. 632), 9471.
Nationality Act, amend (S. Rept. 615,
634), 9294, 9471.
COMMITTEE ON IMMIGRATION AND NAT-
URALIZATION (House).
Announcement of hearings to be held by
837, 869, 1042. 1079, 1341, 1540, 1595,
1638, 1706, 1747, 1828, 1884, 1957, 1990,
2071. 2164, 2309, 2380, 2456, 3351, 3530,
3595, 3699, 3903, 3938, 4005, 4038, 4215,
4301, 4339, 4369, 4464, 4497, 4572, 4657,
4750, 4776, 4857, 4913, 5037, 5121, 5169,
5251, 5301, 5381, 5463, 5528, 5591. 5689,
5753, 5837, 5923, 6012, 6084, 8948, 9003,
10563, 10628.
Authorized to sit during sessions of the
House, 1536, 2279.
Election of members of, 274, 491.
Resolution authorizing study of basic
problems affecting postwar immigra-
tion and naturalization by (see H.
Res. 52*).
Reports by
Alien Chinese wives (H. Rept. 1325),
11279.
Allen spouses and children (H. Rept.
1320), 11279.
Alien veterans and their wives (H. Rept.
164), 1320.
Alien veterans-service on Mexican bor-
der (H. Rept. 161), 1320.
Aliens (H. Rept. 1286), 11006.
Armed forces, wives and children of
members of (H. Rept. 1073), 9371.
Arrais, Jose M. (H. Rept. 293), 1990.
Basque Aliens (H. Rept. 265), 1829.
Baumgarten Elias (H. Rept. 289), 1958.
Bovelek, Frantisek, Jivi, and George (H.
Rept. 1319), 11233,

COanr:MITTEE ON IMMIGRATION AND NAT-
URALIZATION' (House) -Continued.
'Reports by
Burstein, Morris and Jennie (H. Rept.
261), 1828.
Citizenship (H. Rept. 257), 1828.
Citizenship, native-born women (H.
Rept. 189), 1341.
Damascus, John (H. Rept. 421), 3351.
Fernandez, Salvador L. (H. Rept. 1281),
10952.
Filipinos (H. Rept. 252), 1828.
Hirst, Alvoda (H. Rept. 1114), 9558 !
Immigration Act of 1917 (H. Rept. 253),
1828.
Immigration Act of 1924, amend section
28 (c) (H. Rept. 346), 2516.
Immigration and Naturalization Service
(H. Rept. 186) 1320.
India (H. Rept. 854), 7214.
Lazarevich, Filip Nicola (H. Rept. 260),
1828.
Mciloskey, Eleanor (H. Rept. 262), 1829.
Maudrame, Theodore (H. Rept. 1278),
Molnar, Charles (H. Rept. 266), 1829.
Mrak; Joseph (H. Rept. 1279), 10889.-
Nationality Act: to amend, 1320, 1828,
3351, 4302, 6585, 9210, 10889.
Neumann, Gerhard (H. Rept. 1111), 9512.
Neville, Nora R. (H. Rept. 622), 5251.
Omar, Hdmsah"(H. Rept. 1277), 10889.
Pathy, George (H. Rbpt.- 1333), 11523.
Rosenberg, Toby Lena (H. Rept. 263),
1829. "
Scarton, Jack (H. Rept. 420), 3351.
Soldo, Michael. (H. Rept: 264), 1829.
.Tennenbaum, Moses (H. Rept. 310), 2165.
Trahn, Herman, (H. Rept. 1280), 10889.
Virgin Islands, natives (H. Rept. 342),
.2456.: . . -... . . ,. .
COMMITTEE ON INAUGURAL EXPENSES
(Joint).
Reports by.
Inauguration of January 20, 1945, 9760.
COMMITTEE ON INDIAN AFFAIRS (House).
•Appointiehts 'on, 169:....
Election -ofmermbers of, 274, 491.
Mr. D'Ewart elected, 6692.
Mr. Mansfield of Montdna excused, 9290.
Resolution authorizing an investigation
of condition of the "American Indian in
the United States by (see H. Res. i30).
Resolution authorizing an investigation
of conditions of the American Indian
fn'tlie United States of Territory of
Alaska by (see H. Res. 128).
Reports by - 5169, 5251", 5291,.5301, 5381, 5527, 5923,
'Administration (H. Res: 1164), 10168.
Cherokees of Oklahoma (H. Rept. 447),
'...3821.
'.. ..
Debts of individuals (H. Rept. 485),
S '4006.
Five Civilized Tribes, Oklahoma (H..
Rept. 382), 2743.,
FortBerthold Reservation, N. Dak. (H.
Rept. 377), 2743.:
Fort 'Peck project, Montana (H. Rept.
483), 4006. '
Grand'River:Dam project, Oklahoma (H.
Rept. 1169), 10211. '
Indian Claims Commission (H. Rept.
1466)- 12490.
Irrigation projects (H. Rept. 486), 4006.
Klamath Reservation, Oreg. (H.'Repts.
379, 380), 2743.
Pueblo Indian Lands (H. Rept. 484) ,-4006.
San Carlos Act (H. Rept. 687), 5591,
6013.
Sioux (H. Rept. 376), 2743.
Tlingit and Haida Indians of Alaska
- (H:'R~pt. 378), 2743.
Uintah irrigationproject, Utah (H. Rept.
872),'7342.
COMMITTEE ON INDIAN AFFAIRS (Senate).
Appointments on, 169.
Reports by
Alaska, Tlingit and Haida. (S. Rept. 310),
5177.
Brophy, William A. (Executive nomina-
tion), 1670.
INDEX
COMMITTEE ON INDIAN AFFAIRS (Sen-
ate) -Continued.
Reports by
Cleveland County, Okla. (S. Raept. 39),
5177.
Condelario, Peter A. (S. Rept. 314), 5177.
Five Civilized Tribes (S. Rept. 362),
5925.
Fort Peck project, Montana (S. Rept.
376), 6155.
Keiser, Henry (S. Rept. 375), 6155.
Klamath General Council (S. Rept. 128),
2893.
Middle Rio Grande Conservancy District
of New Mexico (S. Rept. 312), 5177.
San Carlos Act (S. Rept. 326), 5472.
San Carlos Irrigation Project (S. Rept.
359), 5841.
Sioux Indians (S. Rept. 315), 5177.
COMMITTEE ON INSULAR AFFAIRS
(House).
Election of members of, 274, 491.
Resolution relative to composition of
(see H. Res. 80), 274.
Resolution to continue investigation of
conditions in Puerto Rico (see H. Res.
159, 78th Cong.), 2863.
Reports by
Philippine Islands elections (H. Rept.
1326), .11279.,
Puerto Rico (H. Rept. 497), 4038.-
COMMITTEE ON INTERNAL REVENUE"TAX-
ATION '(House).
Appointment of members: of, 549.
Remarks in House relative .to request for
suggestions on tax policy from,. A2727.
COMMITTEE' ON INTEROCEANIC- CANALS
(Senate)..
Appointments on, '169.- -
.Resolution. to- continue employment of
an assistant clerk to (see-'S.-Res. 26',
32*).
Reports by
Canal Zone Code, amend (S. Rept. 308),
.4923..
COMMITTEE ON INTERSTATE AND FOR-'
EIGN COMMERCE (House).
Announcement of hearings to be held by
640, 670, 749, 768, 837, 869, 907, 974,
'1042, 1079, 1107, 1170, 1206, 1284,'1320;
1389, 1470, 1540, 1595, 1638,. 1706, 1747,
1828, 1884, 1957, 1990, 2071, 2164, 2237,
2309, 2380, 2456, 2516, 3391, 3466, 3530,
3595, 3747, 3821, 4038; 4084, 4174, 4215,
4301, 4339, 4369, 4464, 4497, 4572, 4657,
4684, 4750, '4776, 4857, 4913, 4918, 5037,
6012, 6084, 6154, 8574, 9209, 9291, 9371,
9461; 9468,-9558, 9641, 9673, 9756, 9820,
• ,
9871, 10628, 10691, 10749 10825,1 10952.
Authority granted the subcommittee to
sit during a session of the House,
12307.
Authorized to sit during sessions of the
House,. 9504, 9819., .I
Concurrent resolution to authorize print-
ing of additional copies of part 2 of
hearings- held on bill, H. R. 1362; be-
fore (see H. Con. Res. 49*).
Election of members of, 275; 491.
List of names of members-of; 7641.
Remarks in -House relative to hearings
on. freight .rates by, A3725.
Reports relative to Transportation Acts
of 1939 and 1940 by, A3726, A3727.
Resolutions relative to investigation re-
lating to aid In development of pulp
and paper industry by (see H. Res.
163).
Resolution authorizing 'investigation of •
purchase for resale of railroad, Pull-
man, and other transportation tickets
by (see H. Res. 13).
Resolution authorizing a study and in-
vestigation of matters relating to air
commerce and air navlation, as a
whole or by subcommittee, by (see H.
Res. 10).
Resolution relative to composition of (see
H. Res. 80); 274.
COMMITTEE ON INTERSTATE AND FOR-
EIGN COMMERCE (House') -Con.
Resolution to continue investigations by
(see H. Res. 93).
Resolution to pay expenses of investi-
gation by (see H. Res. 205*).
Resolutions authorizing continuance of
investigation with respect to petroleum
begun under House Resolution 290,
Seventy-sixth Congress by (see H. Res.
155, 187)*.
Resolution authorizing a study of pro-
posal to establish a transportation sys-
tem between North and South Amer-
ica by way of Jacksonville, Fla., by
(see H. Res. 239, 240).
Resolution to' authorize printing of ad-
ditional copies of part 1 of hearings
held on bill, H. R. 1362, before (see
H. Res. 232*).
Resolution authorizing investigation of
effect of cartels on commerce with for-
eign nations and among the several
States by (see H. Res. 284).
Resolution authorizing the sitting and
acting outside the United' States for
certain purposes by (see H. Res. 323*).
Resolution to authorize a study with
respect to holding and disposition of
alien property by (see H..Hes. 419).
Statement relative; to H.. R. 2536 to
.amend Interstate Commerce Act by
J. Munroe Johnson- before subcommit-
" tee of, A4646.
Reports by
'Bridges:" Big'Sandy River (H.'Reptz 349);
.•
2516.
Columbia River in Clastop'County,,.
Oreg. (H. Rept. 821.), 6869;
.-- Hudson River -between -Rensselaer
and Saratoga Counties, N. -Y: '(H. Rept.
•\ 1147),.10042-c - :. .
- Mahoning River,'at Youngstown,
Ohio. (H. Rept. 824), 6869
Mississippi River. at- Brainerd,
Minn. (H. Rept. .1149); 10042.
- Mississippi River at or. near Friarz
- Point, Mlssr.(H. Rept. 819), 6869.,
-Missouri River, N.; Dak. (H. Rept.
.817), 6869.
- Mississippi River at orinear Hast-
ings, Minn. (H. Rept. 348), 2516. '
- Mississippi River. at: or near New
Orleans, La. (H. Rept. 350),.2516.-
- Missouri River at or near Poplar,
Mont. (H. Rept. 1151), 10042..
Monongahela River near Star 'City, W.
Va. "(H..Rept. 1148), 10042.
- Pigeon River (H.-Rpt.-351), 2517.
-St. Croix River at or near Hudson,'
'Wis. (k.Rept. '826)',"6869;
- St. Lawrence. River. at or near
Ogdefisburg, N. Y. (H. Rept' 822), 6869.
k St: Louis River at Duluth, Minn.
(H. Rept., 823), 6869.
-Wabash River at St. Francisville,
Ill. (H. Rept. 1150), 10042:
. Yellowstone River at or near Fair-
view, Mont. (H. Rept, 818), 6869.,
Committee on Investigation of Restric-
tions on Brand Names and Newsprint,
final report• pursuant to House Reso-
lution 98; Seventy-eighth Congress
(H. Rept. 1467), 12490. f .
-Daylight-saving - time (H. Rept. -945),
8515.
Federal Food, Drug,- and .Costmetics Act
of 1938, amend (H. Rept. 702), 5753.
Interstate Commerce Act: amend (H.
Repts. 466, 1212) ; 3938; 10784.
Investigation (H. Res. 155, Rept. 331),
2153.
Lake. Champlain.Bridge Commission (H.
•Rept. 626) ; 5292:
National. defense, petroleum. pipe lines
(H. Rept. 490), 4006.
Penicillin (H. Rept. 702), 5753.
Petroleum pipe lines (H. Rept. 490),
4006.1 ,
Public airports (H. Rapt. 844); 7104.
'Public 'Health Act: amend (H. Rept.
1445), 12101.
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COMMITTEE ON INTERSTATE AND FOR-
EIGN COMMERCE (House)-Con.
Reports by
Railroad Unemployment Insurance Act
(H. Rept. 703), 5753.
St. Lawrence Bridge Commission (H.
Rept. 822), 6869.
Securities Act of 1933: amend (H. Rept.
489), 4006.
Speech by Representative Bulwinkle at
dinner by Association of American
Railroads in Washington in commem-
oration of one hundred and fiftieth
anniversary of. A5345.
Transportation Act of 1940, amend (H.
Rept. 393), 2795.
COMMITTEE ON INTERSTATE COMMERCE
(Senate), appointments on, 169.
List of employees who are not full-time
. employees of the Senate, 4224.
Mr. Brlggs assigned to, 466.
Mr. Gurney excused, 8689.
,Mr. Huffman assigned to, 10068.
Mr. Mitchell assigned to, 466.
Reports by
Air-fTansportation System (S. Con. Res.
25), 8468.
Alldredge, J. Hayden (Executive nomina-
tion), 231.
Atomic energy (S. Res. 179), 9544.
Communications Act of 1934: amend
(S. Rept. 9), 329.
Cook, George A. (Executive nomination),
2662.
Denny, Charles R., Jr. (Executive nomi-
nation), 2C62.
Federal Power Act, to amend (S. Rept.
751), 10788.
Freer, Robert E. (Executive nomination),
10774.
Interstate Commerce Act, amend (S.
Repts. 264, 627), 4381, 9471.
International communications (S. Res.
24), 231.
Interstate Commerce Act (S. Rept. 51),
1113.
Locomotive Inspection Act -of 1911 (S.
Rept. 52), 1113.
Luhrsen, Julius G. (Executive nomina-
tion), 2662.
Mahaffle, Charles D. (Executive nomina-
tion), 231.
Mason, Lowell B. (Executive nomination),
9463.
National defense, pipe lines (S. Rept.
263), 4381.
Petroleum pipe lines for national de-
fense (S. Rept. 263), 4381.
Porter, Paul A. (Executive nomination),
231.
Radio broadcasts (S. Rept. 9), 329.
Railroads, overcharges (S. Rept. 628).
9471.
Sachse, Richard (Executive nomination),
9247.
Tariff Act, amend (S. Rept. 629), 9471.
Transportation Act of 1940 (S. Rept. 552),
8135.
Wimberly, Harrington (Executive nomi-
nation), 9247.
COMMITTEE ON INVALID
PENSIONS
(House).
Announcement of hearings to be held
by, 974, 985, 1042, 1990, 2071, 2164,
2237, 2309, 2380, 2456, 2516, 2584,
4573, 4658. 4684, 11698, 11785.
Election of members of, 275, 491.
Mr. Hand excused, 8919.
Mr. Mathews elected, 11273.
Reports by
Moro Province (H. Rept. 613), 5121.
Roosevelt, Anna Eleanor (H. Rept. 1379),
11931.
COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE ADMINIS-
TRATION OF FEDERAL LEGISLATION
RELATIVE TO WORLD WAR VET-
ERANS (Senate).
Resolution to appoint (See S. Res. 138),
6260.
INDEX
COMMTTEE TO INVESTIGATE AID TO THE
PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED (House).
Concurrent resolution authorizing print-
Ing of additional copies of parts 1, 3,
7, and 8 of hearings relative to aid to
physically handicapped, during second
session, Seventy-eighth Congress be-
fore (see H. Con. Res. 112).
COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE CONSERVA-
TION OF WILDLIFE (House).
Resolution to continue (see H. Res. 75,
97).
COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE CONSERVA-
TION OF WILDLIFE (Senate).
Resolution to continue investigation by
(see S. Res. 43*; H. Res. 75).
COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE DEPART-
MENT OF STATE, creating (see H. Res.
432).
COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE DISPOSI-
TION, IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES, OF
PROPERTY UNDER JURISDICTION
OF THE ARMED FORCES, create (see
H. Res. 451).
COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE EXECUTIVE
AGENCIES (House).
Mr. Gore appointed, 10530.
Mr. Voorhis excused, 10530.
Report relative to administrative pro-
cedure by minority of, Al153.
Reports by
Eighth intermediate report (H. Rept.
1142), 9931.
Investigation of National Labor Relations
Board in agricultural economy (H.
Rept. 1210), 10784.
Resolution to approve Eighth Interme-
diate Report of (see H. Res. 380).
Resolution for continuation of (see H.
Res. 88*), 294.
COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE FEDERAL
GOVERNMENT COMPETITION WITH
PRIVATE BUSINESS (Joint).
Concurrent resolution to establish (see
H. Con. Res. 17).
List of members appointed on, 2863,
A1723.
COMMITTEE ON INVESTIGATION OF FOOD
SHORTAGES (House).
Mr. Stigler appointed, 7336.
Recommendations to alleviate food
shortages by, A2766.
Resolution to amend House Resolution
195 relative to, 2882.
Resolution providing for printing of ad-
ditional copies of House Report No. 504,
entitled "Food Shortages," a report of
(see H. Res. 269).
Resolution authorizing additional allot-
ment from the contingent fund for
expenses of (see H. Res. 273").
Statements by John T. McCarthy and
Frank G. Jungewalter before, A2766.
Statement on food situation by Repre-
sentative Pace, chairman, A3346.
Food shortages (H. Repts. 504, 602, 842),
4015, 4038, 4858, 7038, A2054.
COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE LABOR
PRACTICES WHICH AFFECT WAR
PROGRAM, creating (see H. Res. 89.
COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE LAWS RE-
LATING TO POSTWAR IMMIGRA-
TION (House).
Interim report (H. Rept. 1312), 11077.
COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE LEND-
LEASE OPERATIONS, create (see H.
Res. 446).
COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE THE NA-
TIONAL DEFENSE PROGRAM (Sen-
ate).
Mr. Mitchell appointed, 1749.
Resolution to print additional copies of
hearings before (see S. Res. 90).
COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE NONESSEN-
TIAL FEDERAL EXPENDITURES
(House).
Mr. Knutson appointed, 549.
COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE OLD-AGE
ASSISTANCE (House), creating (see
H. Res. 77).
COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE PEARL-
HARBOR ATTACK (Joint).
Appointments on, 8583.
Announcement of hearings to be held by,
8417, 8466, 8515, 8574.
Concurrent resolution providing tor
printing of additional copies of hear-
ings held before (see S. Con. Res. 43).
Reports by
Counsel pertaining to the Pearl Harbor
disaster (S. J. Res. 110), 9761.
COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE PETRO-
LEUM RESOURCES (Senate).
Mr. Overton appointed on, 771.
COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE PRODUC-
TION. TRANSPORTATION, AND MAR-
KETING OF WOOL (Senate).
Mr. Robertson appointed, 10827.
Resolution to continue investigation by
(see S. Res. 58*).
COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE PRODUC-
TION, TRANSPORTATION, AND USE
OF FUELS WEST OF THE MISSIS-
SIPPI RIVER (Senate).
Mr. Briggs appointed, 6087.
COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE STATE-
MENTS MADE BY THE PRESIDENT.
resolution to appoint investigating
(see H. Res. 377).
COMMITTEE ON INVESTIGATION OF AD-
MINISTRATION AND OPERATION OF
CIVIL SERVICE LAWS (Senate).
Reports by
Civil service administration (S. Rept.
24), 464.
COMMITTEE ON INVESTIGATION OF GER-
MAN ATROCITIES (Joint).
Appointment of, 4611.
Report by, 5222.
COMMITTEE ON INVESTIGATION OF NA-
TIONAL DEFENSE PROGRAM (Sen-
ate).
Letter from the chairman relative to op-
erations of, 4693.
Mr. Hatch excused, 6703.
Mr. Knowland assigned to, 10115.
Reports by
Disposal of surplus property (S. Rept.
110), 2588.
Investigation, 10074.
COMMITTEE ON INVESTIGATION OF PE-
TROLEUM RESOURCES (Senate).
Resolution to continue (see S. Res. 36*),
330.
COMMITTEE ON INVESTIGATION OF
SMALL BUSINESS (House), create (see
H. Res. 64").
COMMITTEE ON IRRIGATION AND RECLA-
MATION (House).
Election of members of, 275, 491.
Mr. D'Ewart elected, 6692.
Mr. Mansfield of Montana excused, 9290.
Mr. Miller of California elected, 2039.
Mr. Pickett excused, 549.
Mr. Schwabe of Oklahoma appointed on
(H. Res. 257), 4642.
Mr. George B. Schwabe of Oklahoma ex-
cused, 6692.
Remarks in House relative to hearings
on bill H. R. 520 before, A1938.
Resolution authorizing continuance of
iinvestigation of western rivers and Co-
lumbia River, authorized by H. Res.
262 of Seventy-eighth Congress, by
(see H. Res. 185).
Concurrent resolution to print addi-
tional copies of hearings on bill (S.
555) to establish a Missouri Valley Au-
thority (see S. Con. Res. 34).
Statement relative to future of reclama-
tion by H. W. Bashore before, A1774.
Statement by Harold L. Iekes relative to
bill, H. R. 520, to give veterans prefer-
ence on certain lands, before, A1773.

COMMITTEE ON IRRIGATION AND RECLA-
MATION (House) -- Continued.
Reportr by
Anderson Ranch reservoir site (H. Rept.
1208), 10750.
Arkansas River (H. Rept. 242), 1595.
Boulder Canyon Project Act (H. Repts.
397, 1437), 2387.
Bureau of Reclamation, farm for veter-
ans (H. Rept. 688), 5592.
Fact Finders Act of 1924 (H. Rept. 153),
1170.
Farm for veterans (H. Rept. 688), 5592.
Reclamation Project Act of 1939 (H.
Rept. 372), 2701.
San Carlos irrigation project (H. Rept.
354), 2584.
Truckee-Carson Irrigation District (H.
Rept. 778), 6535.
COMMITTEE ON IRRIGATION AND RECLA-
MATION (Senate).
Announcement of hearings to be held by
5468.
Appointments on, 169.
Exetracts from statement, Western Wa-
ter Developments Essential by William
E. Warne before, A4092.
Mr. Knowland assigied to, 8689.
Mr. Magnuson excused, 1111.
Mr. Mitchell assigned to, 1111.
Mr. Stanfill assigned to, 12230.
Reports by
Arkansas River, Colorado and Kansas
(S. Rept. 107), 2385.
Fact Finders Act of 1924 (S. Rept. 109),
2385.
Reclamation Project Act of 1939 (S. Rept.
108), 2385.
Truzkee-Carson Irrigation District (S.
Rept. 226), 4095.
COMMITTEE ON THE .JUDICIARY (House).
Announcement of hearings to be held
by. 974, 985, 1042. 1079, 1170, 1206,
1340, 1389, 4857. 4913, 4918, 5037, 5121,
6169, 5251, 5291, 5301, 5381, 5463,
5528, 5591, 5689, 5753, 5837, 5923, 6012,
6084, 6154, 8335. 8417, 8466, 8515, 8659,
8724, 9821, 9872, 9931, 9937, 10042,
10067, 11698, 11785, 12028, 12100.
Authorized to sit during sessions of
the House, 929, 7395, 9336, 9602, 10143.
Concurrent resolution authorizing the
printing of additional copies of hear-
ings on a proposed amendment to
Constitution relative to making of
treaties by (see H. Con. Res. 36").
Election of members of, 275. 491.
Letter by C. W. Harder relative to Clay-
ton Antitrust Act addressed to, A3932.
Mr. Chelf elected, 2039.
Remarks in House relative to refusal to
report out poll-tax bill by, A2346.
Remarks in House relative to hearings
to change method of ratification of
treaties before, 4010.
Report on change in method of ratifica-
tion of treaties by, 4011.
Report relative to revision of the laws
filed in first session of Thirtieth Con-
gress on June 14, 1848, by, A2708.
Resolution relative to composition of
(see H. Res. 80), 274.
Resolution authorizing investigation of
certain matters affecting Justice De-
partment by (see H. Res. 103),.
Resolution authorizing an investigation
of official conduct of Albert W. John-
son and Albert L. Watson by (see H.
Res. 125), 126.
Resolution relative to study, investiga-
tion, and examination into trial and
punishment of Axis war criminals by
(see H. Res. 11).
Resolution authorizing investigation of
decree of United States Court for
District of Maryland in re James B.
Dunn by (see H. Res. 86, 87).
Resolution to provide for further ex-
penses of investigation authorized by
(see H. Res. 305*).
INDEX
COMMITTEE ON THE JUDICIARY (House)-
Continued.
Resolution to fix 6ompensation for coun-
sel for (see H. Res. 365*).
Resolution authorizing investigation of
disposition of case against certain in-
dividuals charged with espionage and
possession of confidential Government
documents by FBI by (see H. Res. 430).
Statement on Government-control of
tidelands by Representative Welch
before, A3076.
Reports by
Alaska (H. Rept. 1031), 9109.
Bankruptcy (H. Repts. 48, 1037, 1128),
670, 9292, 9757.
Canal Zone (H. Rept. 1031), 9109.
Carden, George A. (H. Rept. 564), 4573.
Commerce, larceny in (H. Rapt. 1116),
9558.
Connecticut (H. Rept. 1027), 9041.
Constitution of United States, treaties
(H. Rept. 139), 1079.
Criminal Code (H. Repts. 144, 500, 501,
566, 597), 1079, 4038, 4751, 4858.
District courts (H. Rept. 1347), 11785.
Economic Stabilization Board (H. Rept.
501), 4038.
Equal rights amendment (H. Rept. 907),
7505.
Evidence (H. Rept. 245), 1706.
First War Powers Act, 1941, to amend
H. Rept. 1269), 10873.
Flag of United States (H. Rept. 611),
5037.
General Pulaski Memorial Day (H. Rept.
65), 974.
George Washington Carver Day (H. Rept.
1123), 9673.
Georgia, Ben Hill County (H. Rept. 596),
4857.
Government of the United States (H.
Rept. 906), 7505.
Herd, Anderson T. (H. Rept. 564), 4573.
Insurance business (bill H. R. 1973,
H. Repts. 68, 143), 969, 975, 1Q79.
Interned enemy aliens (H. Rept. 59),
907.
Investigation of official conduct of Albert
W. Johnson and Albert L. Watson (H.
Res. 138*).
Judges (H. Rept. 1470), 12550.
.'udges' salaries (H. Rapt. 1162), 10163.
Judicial Code, amend (H. Rept. 239),
1540.
Kansas (H. Rept. 946), 8616.
Klamath Falls, Oreg. (H. Rept. 1109),
9512.
Military security (H. Rapt. 1032), 9109.
Missouri (H. R'ept. 599), 4858.
Mothers of World War ,I (H. Rept. 683),
5591.
Motor vehicles (stolen) (H. Rept. 866),
7342.
National Employ the Physically Handi-
capped Week (H. Rept. 598), 4858.
Nevada (H. Rept. 1129), 9757.
Office of Scientific Research and De-
velopment (H. Rept. 500), 4038.
Pernicious political activities (H. Rept.
1120), 9673.
Presidential succession (H. Rept. 829),
6869.
Prisoners of war (H. Rept. 59), 907.
Prizes of war (H. Rept. 1122), 9673.
Puerto Rico (H. Rept. 1031), 9109.
Pymatuning Lake (H. Rept. 868), 7342.
Regular Veterans Association (H. Rept.
867), 7342.
Revised Statutes (H. Repts. 144, 566),
1079, 4751.
Roosevelt, Franklin Delano (H. Rept.
448), 3903.
Sabotage (H. Rept. 2, 38), 1540.
Second War Powers Act, 1942 (H. Rept.
1282), 10952, 11006.
Supreme Court, criminal cases (H. Rept.
1115), 9558.
Tidelands (H. Rept. 927), 7662.
Tort claims (H. Rept. 1287), 11006.
United States Code, to amend (H. Rept.
1141), 993), 11077.
.153.
COMMITTEE ON THE JUDICIARY (House)-
Continued.
Reports by
United States commissioners (H. Rept.
1108), 9512.
Virgin Islands (H. Rept. 1031), 9109.
War Mobilization and Reconversion Act
of 1944 (H. Rapt. 144), 1079.
War Production Board (H. Rept. 141).
1079.
Washington, District Court, Eastern
District (H. Rept. 1121), 9673.
Woman's Enfranchisement Day (H. Rept.
1139), 9873.
COMMITTEE ON THE JUDICIARY (Senate).
Appointments on, 169.
Announcement of hearings to be held
by. 4684, 4750, 4776.
Mr. Huffman assigned to, 10068.
Mr. Smith excused, 12230.
Mr. Stanfill assigned to, 12230.
Resolution to extend the work of the
committee with respect to investiga-
tion of the liquor industry (see S. Res.
170), 529.
Statement relative to amending the
Constitution limiting Presidential
tenure to two 4-year terms, by Sena-
tor Butler before nubcommittee of,
A4'63.
Reports by
Act of May 23, 1896, to amend (S. Rept.
791), 10E92.
Administrative procedure (S. Rept. 752),
10788.
Alaska (S. Rept. 200), 3623.
Alcoholic beverage industry (S. Rept. 8),
231.
Bankruptcy Act, amend (S. Rept. 556,
787), 8420. 10892.
Bell, Henry Robert (Executive nomina-
tion), 6639.
Brown, Robert Lewis (Executive nomina-
tion) , 2771.
Burke, Edward L. (Executive nomina-
tion), 11739.
Canal Zone (S. Rept. 200), 3623.
Carpenter, Randolph (Executive nomina-
tion), 2771.
Carver, John A. (Executive nomination),
8767.
Caudle, Theron Lamar (Executive
nomination), 8093.
Caughran, B. Howard (Executive nomi-
• nation), 8883.
Clark, Bennett Champ, 8767.
Connecticut (S. Rept. 799), 10953.
Cowart, John P. (Executive nomina-
tion), 8690.
Criminal Code (S. Repts. 104, 225, 652),
2240, 4095, 9875.
Davis, T. Hoyt (Executive nomination),
488.
Denise, John S. (Executive nomination),
6639.
Diamond, Tobias E. (Executive nomina-
tion), 4536.
Diaz, Jorge Luis Cordova (Executive
nomination), 11320.
Donovan, Dennis F. (Executive nomina-
tion), 7586.
Doyle, Edward B. (Executive nomina-
tion), 8690.
Doyle, Oscar Henry (Executive nomina-
tion), 8450.
Escapes of prisoners of war and interned
enemy aliens (S. Repts. 180, 181), 3230.
Evans, Everett M. (Executive nomina-
tion), 9247.
Executive orders and departmental regu-
lations (S. Rept. 90), 1997.
Executive orders of President (S. Rept.
7), 231.
Flag of the United States (S. Rept. 800),
10953.
Floyd, Jones (Executive nomination),
4536.
Flynn, Bernard J. (Executive nomina-
tion), 3663.
Foley, Roger T. (Executive nomination),
3178.
154. INDEX
COMMITTEE ON THE JUDICIARY (Sen- COMMITTEE ON THE JUDICIARY (Sen- COMMITTEE ON LABOR (House)-Con.
ate)-Continued. ate) -Continued. Resolution to pay expenses of investiga-
Reports by Reports by tion by (see H. Res. 206*).
Forseman, Chester M. (Executive nomi- Operators of gold and silver mines (S. Resolution relative to investigation of
nation), 8883. Rept. 158), 2999. aid now given by Federal, State, and
General Pulaski's Memorial Day (S. Rept. Oregon (S. Rept. 654), 9875. private agencies to physically handi-
604), 9213. Orr, William E. (Executive nomination), capped by (see H. Res. 45*).
Georgia (S. Rept. 653), 9875. 8690. Reports by
Gillespie, James Joseph (Executive Pence, Martin (Executive nomination), Discrimination (H. Rept. 187), 1320.
nomination), 8883. 8690. Industries (H. Rept. 628), 5292.
Gilliam, Donnell (Executive nomina- Phillips, Herbert S. (Executive nomina-. Investigation (H. Res. 45), 2152.
tion), 4536. • tion), 8690. Secretary of Labor (H. Rept. 1026),.9304.
Gold and silver mines (S. Rept. 158), Pike, Miles N. (Executive nomination), COMMITTEE ON LIBRARY (House).
2999. 231. Election of members of, 275, 491.
Grant, Robert (Executive nomination), Post Office Department (S. Rept. 53), Statement relative to H. R. 4006 to estab-
9247. 1211.
lish permanent memorial to Benjamin
Harrington, Hubert J. (Executive nomi- Prettyman, E. Barrett (Executive nomi- Harrison by Representative Ludlow
nation), 9247. nation), 8767.
Prisoners of war (S. Rept. 180), 3230. before, A3905.
Henderson, David E. (Executive nomi-
Reports by
nation), 8690. Puerto Rico (S. Rept. 200), 3623. National archives (H. Rept. 925), 7662.
Hess, flenry L. (Executive nomination), Referees in bankruptcy (S. Rept. 556), Naval Academy (H. Rept. 243), 1638.
10980. 8420.
Revised statutes (S. Repts. 104, 652, 786), Treaty of Greene Ville (H. Rept. 871),
Hilles, Dave E. (Executive nomination),
2240, 9875, 10892. 7342.
8767.
Hoffman, Georgi Earl (Executive nomi- Rice, Ben H., Jr. (Executive nomination), COMMITTEE ON THE LIBRARY (Senate).
nation), 8690. 8690. Appointments on, 169.
Holtzoff, Alexander (Executive nomina- Richardson, H. Chess (Executive nomi- Reports by
tion), 8767. nation), 8690. Naval Academy (H. J. Res. 18), 3602.
Insurance business (S. Rept. 20), 464. Ridge, Albert A. (Executive nomination), COMMITTEE ON MANUFACTURES (Senate).
Interned enemy aliens (S. Rept. 180), 3045. Appointments on, 170.
3230. Rouse, Charles F. (Executive nomina- Mr. Young assigned to, 3107.
Johnson, Jed (Executive nomination), tion), 11736. Resolution to continue employment of
3045. Roy, Alphonse (Executive nomination), an assistant clerk to (see S. Res. 25*).
Judicial Code, amend (S. Rept. 157), 8132.
2969. Sapp, Claude N. (Executive nomination), COMMITTEE ON MEDICAL RESEARCH, re-
Judson, Harold William (Executive 8450. marks in House relative to, A4401.
nomination), 8093. Second War Powers Act of 1942 (S. Rept. COMMITTEE ON MEMORIALS (House).
Kansas (S. Rept. 588), 8882. 844), 11789. Election of members of, 275, 491.
King, Ben Ivy (Executive nomination), Securities and Exchange Commission (S. Mr. Bishop elected, 3952.
2771. Repts. 53, 159), 1211, 3056. Mr. Bishop excused, 5217.
Koscinski, Arthur A. (Executive nomi- Sharp, Reed (Executive nomination), 231.
Sloan, John E. (Executive nomination), COMMITTEE ON THE MERCHANT MARINE
nation), 7586. AND FISHERIES (House).
Lafargue, Malcolm E. (Executive nomi- 6639.
Announcement of hearings to be held
nation), 8690. Sonnett, John F. (Executive nomina-
tion), 9655. by, 640, 670, 749, 768, 837, 869, 907, 974,
Laws, Bolitha J, (Executive nomina- 1042, 1079, 1107, 1170, 1206, 1284, 1320,
tion), 1252. Statute of limitations (S. Rept. 311),
5177. 1341, 1389, 2164, 2237, 2966, 3052, 3141,
Le Blanc, Louis E. (Executive nomina-
Stiles, Stanford C. (Executive nomina- 3228, 3351, 3391, 3466, 3530, 8582, 8616,
tion), 8690. 8659, 8724, 8798, 8878, 8948, 9003, 9041,
Lehr, John C. (Executive nomination), tion), 8690.
Sullivan, Dennis E. (Executive nomina- 9108, 9209, 9292, 9370, 9461, 9468, 9511,
8980. 9558, 9641, 9673, 9725, 9756, 9821, 9871,
Lynne, Seybourn H. (Executive nomina- tion), 2771.
Sumners, Chester L. (Executive nomina- 9931,. 9937, 10041, 10067, 10168, 10210,
tion), 12343.
tion), 800. 10246, 10320, 10403, 10469, 10482,.10563,
McDonald, Miles F. (Executive nomina- 10750, 10784, 10825, 10873, 10889, 10952,
tion), 3178. Troy, George F. (Executive nomination),
2771. 11006, 11076, 11155.
McGohey, John F. X. (Executive nomi-
nation), 1013. Authorized to sit during a sesgion of the
United States Commissioners; forms and
McGrath, J. Howard (Executive nomina- House, 6012, 9813, 10984.
seal (S. Rept. 788), 10892.'
tion), 9247. -method of compensation of (S. Concurrent resolution authorizing print-
Rept. 789), 10892. Ing for its use additional copies of
McNamara, Guy (Executive nomination),
8690. -fees of (S. Rept. 790), 10892. part 1 of hearings on postwar disposi-
McNamara, Joseph A. (Executive nomi- Virgin Islands (S. Rept. 200). 3623. tion of merchant vessels before (see
nation), 8690. Voting qualifications (S. Rept. 614), 9294. H. Con. Res. 62*).
Madden, Thomas M. (Executive nomina- War Mobilization and Reconversion Act Election of members of (H. Res. 7"), 15,
tion), 9899. (S. Rept. 104), 2240. 275, 492.
Matthews, W. Bruce (Executive nomina- Washington (S. Rept. 797), 10953. Excerpts relative to mineral resources in
tion), 3663. Wear, Sam M. (Executive nomination), Western States from a report of sub-
Mauzy, Whitfield Y., report of the Com- 5215. committee of, A3363, A3364.
mittee on the Judiciary in Senate on Wein, John J. (Executive nomination), Mr. Canfield excused, 8621.
nomination of, 8767. 3045. Mr. Hand elected, 8919.
Mellott, Arthur J. (Executive nomina- Well, J. Albert (Executive nomination), Report on "Pacific Bases' Importance to
tion), 10980. 3178. American Merchant Marine" of mnem-
Metzger, Delbert E. (Executive nomina- bers of, A3900.
Woman's Enfranchisement Day (S. J.
tion), 8690. Report on "Coast Guard Activities in the
Res. 107), 9875. Pacific" by members of, A3908.
Miller, Shackelford, Jr. (Executive nomi- Young, Harold H. (Executive nomina-
nation), 11320. tion), 4607. Resolution to continue investigations by
Miller, Wilbur K. (Executive nomina- Young, Joseph Henry (Executive nomi- (see H. Res. 38; H. Rept. 183), 1288.
tion), 8767. nation), 8690. Resolution authorizing an investigation
Morrissey, Thomas J., 8690. of fishing problems by (see H. Res. 47).
Motor vehicles (S. Rept. 40), 915. COMMITTEE ON LABOR (House). Resolution providing additional com-
Nashville Tennessean (S. Rept. 186), Authorized to sit during a session of pensation for certain employees of
3267. the House, 11747. (see H. Res. 223).
National Employ the Physically Handi- Concurrent resolution authorizing print- Reports by
capped Week (S. Rept. 417), 6704. ing of additional copies of parts 1, 3, Butte Falls, Oreg. (H. Rept. 1167), 10211.
Nevada (S. Rept. 464), 7552. 7, and 8 of hearings relative to aid Canal Zone Code (H. Rept. 220), 1470.
Nichols, Russell (Executive nomination), to physically handicapped during sec- Manitowoc, Wis. (H. Rept. 138), 1079.
10980. ond session, Seventy-eighth Congress Merchant sailors (H. Rept. 625), 5292.
Norris, Granville T. (Executive nomina- (see H. Con. Res. 112*). Panama Canal (H. Repts. 1168, 1213),
tion), 8767. Election of members of, 275, 491. 10211, 10784..
O'Brien, Ray J. (Executive nomination), Mr. Buck elected, 11595. Vessels, safeguards (H. Rept. 626), 5292.
7940. Remarks in House relative to statement -sale of (H. Rapt. 381), 6978.
O'Connell, John J. (Executive nomina- of Secretary of Labor Schwellenbach Veterans of Foreign Wars (H. Rept. 138),
tion), 9247. on minimum wage bill before, A4617. 1079.

COMMITTEE ON MILITARY AFFAIRS
(House).
Authorized to sit during sessions of the
House, 134, 9517, 10543.
Authorized to file reports during recess,
7648.
Excerpts relative to need of military
personnel from report of, A3838.
Letter relative to training program of
youths of 18 by general council of,
A1524.
Members elected to (H. Res. 7"), 15, 275.
Mr: Davis excused, 10680.
Mr. Rooney excused, 355.
Remarks in House relative to hearing for
enactment of Universal Service Act
before, A346.-
Remarks in House relative to visit to
European war fronts by members of,
A32.
Remarks of Pope Pius. XII. to members
of, A32.
Report-on airplane training accidents by
subcommittee of, A518.
Remarks in House relative to investiga-
tioxis conducted 'during Seventy-
eighth Congress by, A1243-A1246.
Remarks in House relative to investiga-
tions by, 7888.
Remarks in House relative to haste in
considering atomic bomb by, A4474.
Report on "Communist Activities Di-
rected Toward United States Armed
Forces" by, A3163.
Report on Army's demobilization at Fort
Dix, N. J. and Fort Devens, Mass., by
a subcommittee to chairman of, A4011.
Report of visits to separation cente:s at
Patterson Field, Ohio and Indiantown,
Pa., by subcommittee of, A4141.
Resolution relative to composition of
(see H. Res. 80), 274.
Resolution authorizing investigation of
exchange rates relative to pay of mem-
bers of the armed forces by (see H.
Res. ,140)..
Resolution providing for investigation
with respect to recent Byrnes curfew
order by (see H. Res. 162).
Resolution providing. for investigation
with respect to emergency fire fighting
equipment purchased by office of
Civilian Defense, by (see H. Res. 101).
Resolution authorizing investigation of
all matters pertaining to Italian pris-
oners of war by (see H. Res. 243).
Resolution providing for investigation of
destruction of military property in
European theater of operations by
(see H. Res. 320).
Resolution authorizing investigation
-progress of war effort by (see H. Res.
20').
Statement opposing peacetime military
training by J. Henry Scattergood be-
fore, A5538.
Statement relative to peacetime mili-
tary training by Harvey W. Brown be-
fore, A5.66.
Statement opposing peacetime military
training by James F. Donnelly before
A5718.
Statement by W. R. Ogg relative to draft-
ing of farm labor before, A239.
Statement on peacetime military train-
ing by Brig. Gen. L. D. Miller before,
A5361.
Statement on peacetime military train-
ing by Donald Du Shane before, A5292.
Reports by
Armed forces, employment (H. Rept.
915), 7505.
Atomic energy (H. Rept. 1186), 10403.
Bradley, Omar N. (H. Rept. 840). 7038.
Cemeteries (H..Rept. 1270), 10873.
Chanslos-Canfield Midway Oil Co. (H.
Rept. 865), 7267.
Chaplains at Military Academy (H.Rept.
525), 4302.
Commodities (H. Rept. 744), 6084.
Conscientious objectors (H. Rept. 904),
7505
INDEX
COMMITTEE ON' MILITARY AFFAIRS
(House) -Continued.
Reports by
Criminal Code (H. Rept. 512), 4174.
Daughters of American Revolution (H.
Rept. 685), 5591.
Defense Plant Corporation (H. Rept.
637), 5690.
Dental Corps (H. Repts. 513, 743), 4174,
6084.
Dibble General hospital (H. Rept. 1076).
9371.
Duke Power Co. (H. Rept. 155), 1207.
Eastport, Maine (H. Rept. 154), 1207.
Enlistments (H. Rept. 288), 1885.
Fleet Admiral (H. Rept. 1353), 11785.
Furlough plans of Secretaries of War
and Navy (H. Rept. 571), 4658.
Galveston County, Tex. (H. Rept. 286),
-1685.
General of the Army (H.. Rept. 1353):
11785.
Government. housing . (H.. Rept. 746),
6084.
General in Marine Corps (H. Rept. 1353),
11785.
Hooks, James M. (H. Rept. 864), 7267.
Kermit Roosevelt Fund (H. Rept. 508),
4C85.
Marshall, George C, (H. Rept. 1072), 9371.
Materials requisitioned by President (H.
Rept. 745), 6084.
Medal for armed forces (H. Rept. 748),
6084.
Medical Corps (H. Repts: 513, 686), 4174,
5591.
- optometry corps (H. Rept. 905),
7505.
Menlo Park, Calif. (H. Rept. 1076), 9371.
Mexican Border Service Medal (H. Rept.
507), 4085.
Military Academy (H. Repts. 896, 899),
7419.
Military Academy cadets (H. Repts. E97,
898), 7419.
Montgomery County, Tenn. (H. Rept.
685), 5591.
National Defense Act, student credits
(H. Rept. 585), 4751.
- wing commanders of Air Corps
(H. Rept. 584), 4751,
National Mississippi River Parkway (H.
Rept. 287), 1885.
National War Labor Board (H. Rept.
1183), 10211.
Nurses (H. Rept. 194), 1389.
Officers (H. Repts. 432, 510), 3595, 4174.
-additional (H. Rept. 1352), 11785.
Orange and Rockland Electric Co. (H.
Rept. 156), 1207.
Pay Readjustment Act of 1942 (H. Repts.
762, 858, 900), 6320, 7267, 7419.
Property requisitioned by the President
(H. Rept. 747)., 6084.
Remains of deceased soldiers (H. Rept.
1272), 10872.
R-hl, Hans William (H. Rept. 1638), 5468.
Roseburg Rifle Range, Douglas County,
Oreg. (H. Rept. 697), 5690.
Scientific research program for national
security (H. Rept. 727), 5923.
Secretary of Navy furlough plans (H.
Rept. 571), 4658.
Secretary of War furlough plans (H.
Rept. 571), 4658.
- Information from (H. Rept. 522),
4302.
Selective Service System, personnel (H.
Rept. 511).
Selective Training and Service Act of
1940, amend (H. Repts. 36, 215, 362),
461, 1401, 2701.
Stark, Ernest H. (H. Rept. 863), 7267.
Surplus aircraft (H. Repts. 1006, 1015),
8C49.
Veterinary Corps (H. Rept. 513), 4174.
Volunteer enlistments (H. Rept. 943),
8417i
War Department Pentagon Building (H.
Rept. 954), 8724.
War effort (H. Repts. 728,' 839, 1110),
16013, 7038, 9512.
155
COMMITTEE ON MILITARY AFFAIRS
. (House) -Continued.
Reports by
War Labor Disputes Act (H. Rept. 1183),
10211.
COMMITTEE ON MILITARY AFFAIRS (Sen.
ate).
Appointments on, 170.
Letter from the Subcommittee on War
Mobilization transmitting a list of
names of part-time workers employed
by, 3706
Mr. Briggs assigned to, 11369.
Mr. Hart assigned to, 12230.
Mr. Maybank assigned to, 330.
Mr. Smith assigned to, 12230.
Notice of hearing"to be'held by the War
Contracts Subcommittee of, 5973.
Resolution to -dischargeI the committee
from further consideration, of Senate
JoiiitResolution .116(see S. Res. 207).
Statement on a unified Military Estab-
lishrent by Secrethry* of War Patter-
son before, A4349.
Statement relative to sale of surplus
property to veterans by Stuart Sym-
ington before, A5618.
Reports by
American prisoners of war (S. Rept. 182),
3267.
Army officers (Executive nominations),
8883, 9247, 10439.
Armed forces medals (S.Rept. 416), 6704.
Army Dental Corps (S. Rept. 260), 4380.
Army officers (Executive nomination),
693.
1499, 1786, 2834, 3261, 3430, 3734, 4132,
4607, 5339, 5444, 11039.
-additional (S. Rept. 747), 10693.
-detailed to Department of Agri-
culture (S. Rept. 841), 11789.
Atomic energy (S. J. Res. 93), 8951.
Bituminous coal industry (S. Con. Res.
21; S. Rept. 501), 7746.
Brigadier generals, permanent (S. Repts.
697, 699), 10405.
Cemeteries (S. Rept. 284), 4782,
Chanslor-Canfield Midway Oil Co. (S.
Rept. 842), 11789.
Chaplains at Military Academy (S. Rept.
262), 4380.
Cheatham, Ann (part-time employee),
3000.
Civil War battle streamers (S. Rept. 189),
3395.
Commodities (S. Rept. 313), 5177.
Daughters of American Revolution (S.
Rept. 415), 6704.
Defense Plant Corporation (S. Rept.
413), 6704.
Dental Corps (S. Rept. 237), 4095.
Dibble General Hospital (S. Rept. 643),
11789.
Disposal of airplane plants (S. Rept. 199,
pt. 2), 4381.
Duke Power Co. (S. Rept. 41), 915.
Eisenhower, Dwight David (Executive
nomination), 10933.
Employees of committees who are not
full-time employees of the Senate,
- 2518.
Enlistments (S. Rept. 184), 3267.
Fleet admiral (S. Rept. 559), 8517.
Fleming, Raymond H. (Executive nomi-
nation), 693.
Foreign countries, claims (S. Rept. 408),
6634.
Gallagher, Angus J. (Executive nomina-
tion), 693.
General of Army (S. Rept. 559), 8517.
Gillette, Guy M. (Executive nomination),
231.
Green, William de Rosset (Executive
nomination), 11039.
Gross, Bertram M. (part-time employee),
300.
Groves, Leslie Richard (Executive nomi-
nation), 11410.
Higgins, Homer Allen (Executive nomi-
nation), 12190.
Holmes, Roland M. (Executive nomina-
tion), 4968.
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COMMITTEE ON MILITARY AFFAIRS (Sen-
ate) -Continued.
Reports by
Hooks, James M. (S. Rept. 636), 9472.
Imrie, Austin S. (Executive nomination),
5339.
Instruction of foreigners at Military
Academy (S. Rept. 803), 11080.
Kermit Roosevelt Fund (S. Rept. 305),
4933.
Knight, Thaddeus C. (S. Rept. 283), 4690.
Leave pay to civilian employees (S. Rept.
745), 10693.
Major generals (S. Rept. 699), 10405.
Marshall, George C. (S. J. Res. 96), 8951.
Materials requisition by the President
(S. Rept. 302), 4933.
Medals, armed forces (S. Rept. 416), 6704.
- World War No. 2 (S. Rept. 466),
7589.
Medical Corps (S. Repts. 237, 414), 4095,
6704.
Mexican Border Service Medal (S. Rept.
304), 4933.
Military Academy (S. Rept. 612), 9214.
Military and Naval Academies (S.Repts,
624, 840), 9374, 11789.
- additional cadets (S. Rept. 623),
9374.
Military security, official information (S.
Rept. 161), 3085.
Mitchell, William (S. Repts. 190, 202),
3395, 3706.
National Defense Act: amend (S. Repts.
201, 203), 3706.
Norton, Frank D. (Executive nomina-
tion), 11814.
Nurses, adequate (S. Rept. 130), 2893.
Officers, temporary grades (S. Rept. 111),
2588.
Officers' Corps of Regular Army (S. Rept.
160), 3085.
Orange and Rockland Electric Co. (S.
Rept. 39), 915.
Patterson, Robert Porter (Executive
nomination), 8883.
Pay Readjustment Act of 1942 (S.Repts.
613, 700), 9214, 10405.
Payment of mileage and other travel
allowance accounts (S. Rept. 271),
4586.
Philippine Scouts (S. Rept. 183), 3267.
Property, requisition by the President
(S. Rept. 301), 4933.
Prostitution (S. Rept. 261), 4380.
Rosslyn Connecting Railroad Co. (S.
Rept. 281), 4772.
Rose, William Clayton (Executive nomi-
nation), 8883.
Royall, Kenneth C. (Executive nomina-
tion), 10439.
San Jacinto Military Reservation (S.
Rept. 125), 2801.
Selective Service System (S. Rept. 303),
4933.
Selective Training and Service Act of
1940: amend (S. Repts. 64, 126), 1348,
2801.
-agricultural deferment (S. Rept.
185), 3267.
Service Extension Act: to amend (S.
Rept. 746), 10693.
Shafer, Blynn T. (Executive nomina-
tion), 693.
Shotguns (S. Rept. 846), 11861).
Smith, James M. (Executive nomina-
tion), 11814.
Stark, Ernest H. (S. Rept. 635), 9471.
Sundry officers of the Army, 8004.
Surplus Property Administrator (S. Rept.
557), 8468.
Symington, W. Stuart (Executive nomi-
nation), 8883.
Vare, Victor Bradley, Jr. (Executive nom-
ination), 693.
Veterinary Corps (S. Rept. 237), 4095.
Voluntary enlistments (S. Rept. 589),
8882.
Wainwright, Jonathan Mayhew (Execu-
tive nomination), 8345."
Waitt, Alden Harry (Executive nomina-
tion), 11039.
INDEX
COMMITTEE ON MILITARY AFFAIRS (Sen-
ate) -Continued
Reports by
War Department, manpower for coal in-
dustry (S. Rept. 501), 7746.
- Pentagon Building (S. Rept. 281),
4690.
War Manpower Commission, manpower
for coal industry (S. Rept. 501), 7746.
War plants disposal ,(S. Rept. 199), 3623.
Warren, William D. (S. Rept. 300), 4933.
Wheeler, Raymond Albert (Executive
nomination), 9247.
Witsell, Edward Fuller (Executive nom-
ination), 10439.
COMMITTEE ON MILITARY ORGANIZA-
TION AND POLICY, recommendations
relative to postwar ROTC program and
surplus war materials by, A3183.
COMMITTEE ON MINES AND MINING
(House).
Election of members of, 275, 492.
Mr. Bishop excused, 5217.
Mr. D'Ewart elected, 6692.
COMMITTEE ON MINES AND MINING
(Senate),
Aipointments on, 170.
Mr. Gossett assigned to, 11369.
Mr. Mitchell assigned to, 466.
Resolution terminating employment of
an assistant clerk to (see S. Res. 57"),
529.
Resolution to continue employment of
an assistant clerk to (see S. Res. 59).
Reports by
Minerals situation (S. Rept. 748), 10693.
COMMITTEE ON NAVAL AFFAIRS (House).
Election of members of (H. Res. 7*), 15,
275, 492.
Mr. Bishop elected (see H. Res. 272),
5217.
Remarks in House requesting investiga-
tion of Navy Department's delivery of
supplies to Royal Netherlands Marine
Corps by, A5426.
Resolution relative to composition of
(see H. Res. 80), 274.
Resolution authorizing study of prog-
ress of war effort by (see H. Res. 154).
Resolution to pay expenses of investiga-
tion by (see H. Res. 208).
Statement relative to Navy's splendid
record in World War II and also as to
composition of postwar Navy by Rep-
resentative Vinson before, A3983.
Reports by
Antarctic Expedition of 1939-41 (H. Rept.
706), 5754.
Bonds (H. Rept. 693), 5690.
Canton, Ohio (H. Rept. 30), 431.
Casa Dorinda estate, conveyance of (H.
Rept. 1195), 10618.
Coast Guard, grade of admiral (H. Rept.
45), 590.
District of Columbia, midshipmen (H.
Rept. 707), 5754.
Duffee, Peter B. (H. Rept. 1439), 12101.
Garner, Charles (H. Rept. 33), 431.
Goodman, Charles Clement (H. Rept.
33), 431.
Grand Army of Republic (H. Rept. 605),
5690.
Guam (H. Rept. 570), 4573.
-- settlement of claims (H. Rept.
1135), 9872.
-transfer of land (H. Rept. 1136),
'9872.
Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd. (H. Rept. 47),
670.
Investigation (H. Res. 154, H. Rept. 332),
2152.
Kenney, Lewis Hobart (H. Rept. 33), 431.
Land, Emory S. (H. Rept. 569), 4573.
Macauley, Edward (H. Rept. 567), 4573.
Marine Band (H. Rept. 695), 5690.
Marine Corps, grade of general (H. Rept.
28), 431.
-officers, retirement of (H. Rept.
1441), 12101.
-personnel (H. Rept. 705), 5754.
COMMITTEE ON NAVAL AFFAIRS (House)-
Continued.
Reports by
Marine Corps, personnel increase (H.
Rept. 1144), 10042.
Naval Academy, discharge of midshipmen
from (H. Rept. 1193), 10618.
- funds of stores at (H. Repts. 1191,
1199, 1200), 10618, 10619.
Naval petroleum and oil-shale reserves
(H. Rept. 694), 5690.
Naval Petroleum Reserve No. 1 (IHI.Rept.
779), 6535.
Naval Reserve Officers' Training Corps,
personnel of (H. Rept. 15), 190.
Navy; amending Articles for Government
of H. Rept. 1196), 10619.
- claims for damage against (H.
Rept. 1197), 10619.
conferring degrees'in engineering
(H. Rept. 1201), 10619.
. inducements for career in (H.
Rept. 1198), 10619.
Navy officers, retirement of (H.' Rept.
1441), 12101.
Navy personnel (H. Rept. 705), 5754.
dental care (H. Rept. 1192), 10618.
- personnel increase (H. Rept.
1144), 10042.
- transportation to homes (H. Rept.
1207).
- V-12 program (H. Rept. 1448).
12229.
Navy and Coast Guard vessels, visibility
of lights of (H. Rept. 1202), 10619;
North Kingston, R. I. (H. Rept. 568),
4573.
Nurse Corps (H. Rept. 1160), 10168.
Oahu Railway & Land Co. (H. Rept, 29),
431.
Personnel of Navy, Marine Corps, and
Coast Guard (H. Rept. 696), 5690.
Postwar Navy (H. Rept. 1107), 9511.
Public works (H Rept. 16), 267.
Retired officers, pay allowances (H. Rept.
1440), 12101.
Revised Statutes, furloughing officers (H.
Rept. 32), 431.
Robinson, Henry Charles (H. Rept. 33),
•431.
San Diego County, Calif. (H. Rept. 31),
431.
Secretary of Navy, public works (H. Rept.
16), 267.
Shore duty of officers (H. Rept. 566),
4573.
Vessels, disposal of (H. Rept. 589), 4776.
COMMITTEE ON NAVAL AFFAIRS (Senate).
Appointments on, 170.
Mr. Morse assigned to, 8689.
Resolution providing for inspection ot
the Naval Establishment by (see S. Res.
48).
Reports by
Allen, Ezra G. (Executive nomination),
1252.
Antarctic Expedition 1939-41 (S. Rept.
77), 1641.
Articles for government of Navy (S.
Repts. 601, 706), 9213, 10486.
Atkinson, Herbert S. (part time employee,
2999.
Aviators of Marine Corps Reserve: execu.,
tive nomination, 488.
Barbey, Daniel E. (executive nomina-
tion), 11320.
Barlett, James V. (executive nomina-
tion), 548.
Bates, Richard W. (Executive nomina-
tion), 3853.
Beckman, Elmer H. (S. Rept. 294), 4933.
Bieri, Bernhard H. (Executive nomina-
tion), 11736.
Blandy, William H. P. (Executive nom-
ination), 11736.
Bliss, Robert Woods and Mildred B. (S.
Rept. 448), 6986.
Boucheta, Benali El Oukili (S. Rept.
593), 9005.
Boyle, James D. (Executive nomination),
406.
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COMMITTEE ON NAVAL AFFAIRS (San- COMMITTEE CI NAVAL AFFAIRS (Sen- COMMITTEE ON NAVAL AFFAIRS (San-
ate)-Continued. ate)-Continucd. ate)-Continucd.
Reports.by Reports by Reports by
Brice, William 0. (Executive nomina- Jochman, Loretto "F. (part-time em- Naval Reserve Officers' Training'Corps (S.
tion), 5891. ployee), 2999. Rept. 19), 369, 699.
Briggs, Henry M. (Executive nomina- Johnson, Byron F. (Executive nomina- Navy personnel (S. Repts. 36, 37, 38, 595,
tion), 1500. tion), 7940. 702), 915, 9005, 10486.
Browne, Davenport (Executive nomina- Ketcham, Dixwell (Executive nomina- -- at Banning, Calif. (S. Rapt. 510),
tion), 1500. tion), 4806. 7937.
Burke, Malcolm K. (S. Rept. 837), King, Elbert W. (Executive nomination), -- personnel at Bermuda (S. Rapt.
11525. 5891. 513), 7937.
Burrough, Edmund W. (Executive nom- Kirk, Alan 0. (Executive. nomination), • personnel at British West Indies
. ination), 3430.
7940. (S. Rept. 406), 6634.
Calver, George W. (Executive nomina- Kirstein, Lee A. (Executive nomination), -personnel at Bunker Hill, Ind. (S.
tion), 9463. 49C8. Rept. 404), 6634.
Camerer, Clyde B. (Executive nomina- Kitts, Willard A:, 3d (Executive nomina- personnel at Farragut, Idaho (S.
tion), 3618. tion), 408. Rept. 78), 1641.
Carter, William J. (Executive nomina- Korns, Virgil E. (Executive nomination), -personnel at Norfolk, Va. (S. Rept.
tion), 17E6. 7006. 293, 298, 407, 415), 4933, 6634, 7937.
Casa Dorinda Estate (S. Rapt. 448), 6986. -- personnel at Plymouth, England
Kretz, Charles H. (Executive nomina-
Chiefs of bureau (S. Repts. 676, 853), tion.), 548. (S. Rapt. 511), 7937.
7214, 10248. personnel at Port Hueneme, Calif.
Civilian employment (S. Rapt. 845), Larkin, Claude A. (Executive nomina-
tion), 3320. (S. Rept. 295), 4933.
11861. -- personnel at Rosneath, Scotland
Claims (S. Rept. 602), 9213. Libby, Ruthven E. (Executive nomina-
(S. Rept. 295), 4933.
Coast and geodetic survey housing per- tion), 3618. - personnel at San Diego, Calif. (S.
sonnel of (S. Rapt. 299), 4933. Lockwood, Charles A., Jr. (Executive Rept. ,03), 10486.
Coast Guard (S. Rapt. 82), 1641. nomination), 11320. personnel at Seattle, Wash. (S.
-- housing personnel of (S. Rapt. Macauley, Edward (S. Rept. 76), 1641. Rept. 297), 4033.
299), 4933. McCord, Frederick Mattheus (S. Rapt. --- personnel at South Devon, Eng-
-under-age enlistments (S. Rapt. 35), 915. cj land (S. Rept. 402), C634.
318), 5307. McCue, Hartsel F. (Executive nomina- -underage enlistments (S. Rapt.
--- vessels (S. Rapt. 696), 10405. tion), 5831. 318), 5307.
Colclough, Oswald S. (Executive nomina- M-Kittrick, William L. (Executive nomi- - vessels (S. Rept. E93), 10405.
tion), 7940, 10671. nation), 408. --__V-12 program (S. Rept. 819),
Conolly, Richard L. (Executive nomina- McMorris, Charles H. (Executive nomina- .12231.
tion). 11736. tion), 11320. Navy Nurse Corps (S. Rept. 695), 10405.
Day. Karl S. (Executive nomination), MeNulty, Richard R. (Executive nomina- Nimmer, David R. (Executive nomina-
12190. tion), 7940. tion), 1013.
Denfeld, Louis E. (Executive nomina- Maher, Adrian W; (Executive nomina- Nimitz, Chester W. (Executive.nomina-
tion), 8450. tion), 11736. tion), 1033.
Dental care (S. Rept. 378), 6203. Mail clerks, bonds (S. R3pt. 292), 4133. North Kingstown, R. I. (S. Rapt. 83),
Duncan, Jack H. (Executive nomination), Malcolm, Everett A. (Executive nomina- 1641.
12190. tion), 5891. Nuber, Horace D. (Executive nomina-
Erskine, Blanchard (S. Rept. 809), 11373. Manning, John J. (Executive nomina- tion), 1786.
Euziere, Clement (S. Rept. 594), 9005. tion), 10671. Oldendorf, Jesse B. (Executive nomina-
Fahrion, Frank G. (Executive nomina- Marine Band (S. Rept. 412), 6704. tion), 11320.
tion). 488. Marine Corps (S. Rept. 36), 915. Overesch, Harvey E. (Executive nomina-
Federal employees, injuries to (S. Rept. -grade of general (S. Rept. 81), tion), 3853.
421), 6791. 1641. Jerry, John .(Executive nomination),
Fischler, Peter K. (Executive nomina- - officers (Executive nominations), 1500.
tion), 488. 4306. Personnel of Navy and Marine Corps (S.
Foster, Paul F. (Executive nomination), - personnel. of (S. Repts. 79, 595, Rept. 76), 1641.
1500. 810), 1641, 9005, 11370. Postgraduate school (S. Rept. 704),
Gates, Artemus L. (Executive nomina- -- personnel,. American Samoa (S. 1046.
tion), 6277. Rept. 514), 7937.. Prizes of war (S. Rept. (03), 9213.
Geiger, Roy S. (Executive nomination), - personnel, steamship Maasdam Public Health Service: housing of per-
6239. (S. Rept. 516), 7937. sonnel (S. Rept. 299), 4933.
Giffen, Robert C. (Executive nomina- -- housing personnel of (S. Rapt. Rear admiral (S. Rept. 640), 9759.
tion), 7940. 299). 4933. Research Board for National Security
Good, Roscoe F. (Executive nomination), -- Reserve officers (Executive nomi- (S. Rept. 551), 8135.
5215. nation), 488. Revised Statutes: furloughing officers
Grdnd Army of the Republic (S. Rapt. - second lieutenants (Executive (S. Rapt. 18), 369.'
412), 6704. nomination), 3618. Robinson, Ray A. (Executive nomina-
Greer, Marshall R. (Executive nomina- -- underage enlistments (S. Rapt. tion), 5891.
tion), 488. 318), 5307. Rogers, Ford 0. (Executive nomination),
Guam (S. Rept. 596, 705), 9005, 10486. Midshipmen from District of Columbia 7940.
- residents of (S. Rept. 442), 6872. (S. Rept. 291), 4933. Rogers, William W. (Executive nomina-
Halsey, William F., Jr., 11320. Miller, Harold B. (Executive nomination), tion), 1013.
Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd. (S. Rept. 46), 3430. Russell, George L. (Executive nomina-
999. Miller, Ivan W. (Executive nomination), tion), 10671.
3320. St. Louis, U. S. S., officers of (S. Rapt.
Hensel, H. Struve (Executive. nomina-
Moreell, Ban (Executive nomination), 306), 4933.
tion), 488.
Hill, William P. T. (Executive nomina- Sallada, Harold B. (Executive nomina-
10130.
tion), 4968.
tion), 3320. Murray, George D. (Executive nomina-
Sanders, Jack (S. Rept. 512), 7937.
Holden, Carl F. (Executive nomination), tion), 11320.
Sanderson, Charles R. (E,:ecutive nohnl-
3853. Murphy, Vincent R. (Executive nomina-
nation), 408.
Horne, Frederick J. (Executive nomina- tion), 548.
Sanderson, Lawson H. M. (Executive
tion), 488. Naval Academy (S. Rept. 508, 600, 675), nomination), 408.
Howard, Archie F. (Executive nomina- 7937, 9213, 10248. Schilt, Christian F. (Executive nomina-
tion), 8450. - stores at (S. Repts. 812, 813),
tion), 408.
Howard, Samuel L. (Executive nomina- 11370. Sherman, Frederick C. (Executive nomi-
tion), 8603. Naval aviators of the Marine Corps (Exec- fiation), 11320.
Hussey, George F., Jr. (Executive nomi- utive nominations), 2035. Shoemaker, James M. (Executive nom-
nation), 408, 11736. Naval careers (S. Rept. 641), 9759. ination), 7940.
James, William C. (Executive nomina- Naval officers (Executive nominations), Short, Edwin T. (Executive nomination),
tion), 5891. 548, 3045, 3132, 4806. 1853.
Jenkins, Samuel P. (Executive nomina- Naval Petroleum and Oil Shale Reserves Stack, William C. (Executive nomina-
tion), 3853. (S. Repts. 420, 441), 6791, 6872. tion), 4968.
Jeter, Thomas P. (Executive nomina- Naval Reserve officers (Executive nomi- Statute of limitations (S. Rept. 423),
tion), 488. nations), 518. 6791.
158
COMMITTEE ON NAVAL AFFAIRS (Sen-
ate) -Continued.
Reports by
Stockton, Gilchrist Baker (Executive
nomination), 8838.
Sundry officers of the Navy (Executive
nominations), 10275, 10599.
Transportation (S. Rept. 811), 11370.
Turner, Richmond K. (Executive nom-
Ination), 4806.
Vandergrift, Alexander A., 3045.
Vessels (S. Rept. 409), 6704.
Veterans of Foreign Wars, Manitowoc,
Wis. (S. Rept. 34), 915.
Warlick, William W. (Executive nomin-
ation), 3618.
White, William Augustus (S. Rept. 405),
6634.
Wolverine (U. S. Ship) (S. Rept. 411),
6704.
Wotherspoon, Alexander S. (Executive
nomination), 3853.
Wyatt, Ben H. (Executive nomination),
7940.
Young, William B. (Executive nomina-
tion), 1013.
COMMITTEE ON NONESSENTIAL FEDERAL
EXPENDITURES (Joint).
Reports by
Increases and decreases in the nupaber
of paid employees, 9562.
COMMITTEE ON THE REORGANIZATION OF
CONGRESS (Joint), create (see bill
H. R. 588).
Concurrent resolution establishing (see
H. Con Res. 18').
First progress report of (S. Doc. 36),
3000.
Members appointed on the part of the
Senate, 1749.
Mr. Russell appointed on the part of the
Senate on, 987.
Remarks in House relative to, 3052.
Remarks in House relative to testimony
of Malcolm Morrow before, A2568.
Statement by Representative Hare be-
fore, A3273.
Statement by Representative Harris be-
fore, A2270.
Statement by Comptroller General War-
ren before, A2298.
COMMITTEE ON PATENTS (House).
Announcement of hearings to be held by,
4857, 4913, 4918, 5037, 5120, 8169, 5251,
5291.5301, 5381. 5527, 5591, 8574, 9041,
9108, 9209, 9291, 9370, 9461.
Election of members of, 275, 492.
Mr. Clippinger: elected, 11273.
Reports by
Employees of Patent Office (H. Rept.
1030), 9109.
Inventions (H. Rept. 217), 1470.
Recording of agreements (H. Rept. 932),
7890.
Registering (H. Rept. 933), 7890.
Trade-mark registrations (H. Rept. 948).
8616.
Trade marks (H. Rept. 219), 1470.
COMMITTEE ON PATENTS (Senate).
Appointments on, 170.
Resolution to continue employment of
an assistant clerk by (see S. Res. 54*).
Reports by
Jacobs, Harold H. (Executive nomina-
tion), 1500.
COMMITTEE ON PENSIONS (House).
Announcement of hearings to be held
by, 1107.
Election of members of, 275, 492.
COMMITTEE ON PENSIONS (Senate).
Appointments on, 170.
Mr. Knowland assigned to, 12230.
Mr. Shipstead excused, 12230.
Reports by
Meyerle, Louis J. (part-time employee),
2999.
COMMITTEE ON PLANS FOR RECONSTRUC-
TION OF CEILING OF THE HOUSE
CHAMBER (House).
Appointed, 7922.
INDEX
COMMITTEE ON THE POST OFFICE AND
POST ROADS (House).
Announcement of hearings to be held
by, 1284. 1320, 1340, 1747. 1828, 1884.
1957. 1990, 2071, 2164, 2237, 2309, 2742,
2795, 4657, 4684, 5527, 5591, 56C9, 5753,
5837, 5923, 6012, 6084, 6154, 9108, 9209,
10042, 10067, 10167, 10210. 10246, 10825.
Brief by New York State Federation of
Post Office Clerks urging approval of
H. R. 2071 to the, A1935.
Election of members of, 275, 492.
Mr. Chelf excused, 2070.
Mr. Gary elected, 2663.
Reports by
Alaska (H. Repts. 61, 433), 974. 3595.
Postage (H. Rept. 1310), 11077.
-books (H. Rept. 870), 7342.
-catalogs (H. Rept. 648), 5381.
-on fourth-class mail matter (H.
Rept. 363), 2701.
-newspaper (H. Rept. 1143), 9937.
Postal employees (H. Rept. 449), 3903,
4215.
-inventions (H. Rept. 62), 974.
-serving armed forces (H. Rept.
66). 974.
Postmasters (H. Repts. 449, 1078), 4215,
9461.
- ,compensation (H. Rept. 1074.),
9371.
- Executive nominations, 4918,
5037, 5169, 5291, 5301, 5381, 5463.
city letter car-
Post-office clerks and
riers-used interchangeably (H. Rept.
499), 4038.
Substitute employees (H. Rept. 1309).
11077.
War criminals (H. Rept. 440), 3748.
COMMITTEE ON POST OFFICES AND POST
ROADS (Senate).
Appointments on, 170.
Mr. Capehart excused, 12230.
Mr. Morse excused, 8689.
Mr. Saltonstall excused, 12230.
Mr. Stanfill assigned to, 12230.
Mr. Young assigned to, 12230.
Statement favoring H. R. 3035 to increase
salaries of postal employees by Senator
Myers before, A2779.
Reports by
Alaska (S. Rept. 897), 9005.
Boling, Leon 0. (Executive nomination),
3663.
Clerical assistance (S. Rept. 723), 10632.
Clerks and carriers (S. Rept. 355), 5756.
Creekmore, Stella (Executive nomina-
tion), 3320.
Ensley, Frank (Executive nomination),
7118.
Evans, Clinton C. (Executive nomina-
tion), 12523.
Federal-Aid Highway Act of 1944 (S.
Rept. 605), 9213.
Fossett, Ruth C. (Executive nomination).
377.
Hannegan, Robert E. (Executive nomi-
nation), 4131.
Lawler, Joseph J. (Executive nomina-
tion), 4536, 4776.
McMichael. Mabel E. (Executive nomina-
tion), 3178.
Newspapers. to state circulation (S. Rept.
724), 10632.
Parkman, Harrison (Executive nomina-
tion), 3492.
Payne, William M. (Executive nomina-
tion), 488.
Postal employees, rewards for inventions
(S. Rept. 749), 10693.
-Alaskan (S. Rept. 720), 10632.
- claims for burglary (S. Rept. 722).
10632.
. compensation of (S. Rept. 721),
10632.
- executive nominations, 231, 408,
488, 548. 801, 1013, 1445. 1500, 1566,
1670,1786, 1855, 1921, 2035, 2194, 2324,
2410, 2622, 2834, 2917, 3045, 3132, 3430,
3618, 3734, 3777, 3854, 4131, 4724, 5215,
5339, 5444, 5500, 5629, 5721, 5891, 6125,
COMMITTEE ON POST OFFICES AND POST
ROADS (Senate) -Continued.
Reports by
Postal employees-Continued.
7118, 8004, 8093, 8538, 8603, 8616, 8690,
8838, 9153, 9247, 9573, 9635 9788, 9599,
10003, 10130, 10275, 10357, 10429, 10529,
10599, 10671, 10774. 10860, 10933, 10980,
11039, 11119, 11411.
Rogers, Albert W. (Esecutive nomina-
tion), 1252.
Rural Post Roads (S. Rept. 454), 7271.
St. John. W. Coy (Executive nomina-
tion), 4229.
Sullivan, Gael F. (Executive nomina-
tion), 8980.
Walker, Frank C. (Executive nomina-
tion), 693.
COMMITTEE ON POSTWAR ECONOMIC
POLICY AND PLANNING (House).
Appointment of members of, 550.
Article by Merlo Pusey from Washing-
ton Post relative to report of, A2336.
Article by George Rothwell Brown from
New York Journal-American relative
to report on European conditions by,
A4412.
Editorials from Providence (R. I.)
Journal and Gulfport-Biloxi (Miss.)
Daily Herald relative to report of,
A2621.
Letter by Representative Reece relative
to loans to foreign countries addressed
to chairman of, A5651.
Recommendations relative to creation of
additional foreign trade zones by,
A3251.
Remarks in relative to duplication of
work of, 931.
Remarks in House relative to reaction
to report on European trip of, A4411.
Resolution to pay expenses of investiga-
tion by (see H. Res. 111").
Resolution to continue investigations by
(see S. Res. 33; H. Res. 60"), 234,
276.
Resolution authorizing the continuation
of (see H. Res. 60*).
Resolution authorizing the printing of
additional copies of part 4 of hearings
on problems of foreign trade and ship-
ping held before said committee dur-
ing second session of Seventy-eighth
Congress and current session by (see
H. Res. 211*).
Resolution authorizing the printing for
its use additional copies of part 5 of
hearings held before said committee
during second session of Seventy-
eighth Congress and current session
(see H. Res. 330").
Resolution authorizing printing of addi-"
tional copies of House Report No.
1205, current session entitled "Eco-
nomic Reconstruction In Europe," for
use of (see H. Res. 455).
Statement on peacetime military train-
ing by Norman Thomas before, A3321.
Reports by
Economic reconstruction in Europe (H.
Rept. 1205), 10619.
Resolution continuing (H. Rept. 852),
7214.
Sixth report (H. Rept. 541), 4339.
COMMITTEE ON POSTWAR FOREIGN
POLICY, letter by Cordell Hull on Jan-
uary 6, 1943, relative to creation of,
A3114.
COMMITTEE ON POSTWAR MILITARY
POLICY (House).
Appointment of members of, 550.
Address by William E. Hastie on the
Negro and the postwar military policy
before, A2848.
Concurrent resolution to authorize the
printing of additional copies of hear-
ings relative to universal military
training (see H. Con. Res. 99*).
Mr. Engel appointed, 9291.
Mr. Powers excused, 5245.

COMMITTEE ON' POSTWAR . MILITARY
POLICY (House) -Continued.
Remarks in House relative to hearings to
be held on compulsory military' train-
ing before, A2630. .
Resolution to abolish (see H. Res. 453),
11888.
Resolution to continue investigations by
(see H. Res. 55*).
Resolution to establish (see H. Res. 55*).
Resolution to pay expenses of investi-
gation of postwar military policy (H.
Res. 108*), 550.
Statement relative to aviation research
and development by National Advisory
Committee for Aeronautics for pre-
sentation to, A354.
Statement on peacetime military train-
ing by Eugene C. Pulliam before,
A2877.
Statement on peacetime military train-
ing by Douglas Southall Freeman be-
fore, A2890.
Statement.on universal military train-
ing by 'Karl T. Compton before, A2809,
Statement opposing peacetime military
conscription by Josephus Daniels be-
fore, A2813.
Statement on peacetime military train-
ing by Representative Cellar before,
A3079.
Statement on peacetime military train-
ing; its effect on moral character by
Luther Miller before, A2918.
*Statement on peacetime military train-
ing by Norman'Thomas befote,'A2903.
Statement on peacetime military train-
ing by Henry L. Stimson before, A3053.
Statement on peacetime military train-
ing by Gen. George C. Marshall before,
"A3OL1.
Statement on peacetime military train-
ing by Chester J. Nickles before,
A3017.
Statement on peacetime military train-
ing by Clinton N. Howard. before,
A3620:
Reports by.
Silver (H. Rept. 1356), 11785.
'Resolution to create: House Resolution
465, Seventy-eighth Congress (H. Rept.
505, pt. II), 4085..
COMMITTEE"ON 'PRINTING, ('House).
Election of members-of, 275, 492.
Reports by
'Additional copies of hearings before
Committee on Merchant' Marine and
'Fisheries on postwar, disposition of
merchant vessels. (S. Rept. 699),, 5690.
Additional copies of hearings before'spe-
cial -Committee 'on Agriculture on
postwar plans of cotton (H., Rept.
•336) .
Board of Investigation and Research, re-
port 'relative to carrier taxation (H.
Rept. 451), 3938.
• -- public aids to domestic transpor-
-tation ,(H. Rept. 452), 3938.
Board of Trustees of the Federal Old-
Age and Survivors Trust Fund, fifth
annual report (H. Rept. 936), 7890.
Carrier taxation (H. Res. 165; H.' Rept.
451), 3907.
Chief of Engineers (Army) report on
Cleveland Harbor, Ohio (H. Rept. 7),
125.
-report on Intracoastal Waterway,
Mobile, Ala., to New Orleans, La. (H.
Rept. 8), 125.
•-- report: on Redwood, Calif. (H.
Rept. 6), 125.
report on. Shipyard River, S. C.
(H. Rept. 5), 125.
- report on Miami River, Fla. (H.
Rept. 3), 125.
-report on Black Rock Channel
and Tonawanda Harbor, N. Y. (H. Rept.
4), 125.
- report on Atlantic-Gulf Ship
Canal (H. Rept. 2), 125.
- report on -harbors; Cape Charles,
Va. (H. Rept. 1), 125.
INDEX
COMMITTEE ON PRINTING (House)-Con.
Reports by
Committee to Conduct a Study and In-
vestigation of National Defense Pro-
gram in its Relation to Small Business:
additional copies of hearings (H. Rept.
1077), 9461.
Committee on Interstate and Foreign
Commerce: hearings on H. R. 1362 (H.
Repts. 608, 609), 5037.
Committee on Postwar Economic Policy
and Planning: hearings on foreign
trade (H, Rept. 400), 2887.
Committee on Postwar Economic Policy
and Planning: additional copies of
part 5 of hearings (H. Rept. 935), 7890.
Committee on Public Buildings and
Grounds: hearings on public building
(H. Rept. 1469), 12490.
Concurrent resolution to print addi-
tional copies of hearings on House
Concurrent Resolution 63 relative to
investigation of food shortages, 6131.
Concurrent resolution . to print addi-
tional copies of hearings on postwar
disposition of merchant vessels (see
H. Con. Res. 62, H. Rept..699), 5686.
Cooperative beach erosion.study of Lake
Erie shore line, Ohio. (seeH. Res. 230,
H. Rept. 630), 5343.'
Cotton (H. Rept. 336).
Crimes and criminal procedure (H Rept.
337), 2277.
Eighth report of the House Special Com-
mittee on Postwar Economic . Policy
and, Planning., (H. Res..445, H. Rept.
1335), 11561, 11604.
Fish resources: report on (H. Rept. 610),
•5037.
Food investigation..(H Re. 63*, 274, H.
Rept. 504), 5218, 6131.
Food shortage (H. Res. 274), 5218.
Foreign trade. and shipping (H., Rept.
400), 2882, 2287...
Franklin D. Roosevelt. (United States
steamship (H. Rept. 700), 5686, 5690.
Full Employment Act of 1945 (H. Rept
1446)., 12097.
Handbook'. for Servicemen. and-Service-
women (H. Rept. 399), 2881, 2887.
concurrent -resolution to print
(see H. Con. Res. 37*).
Hearings held before the Committee on
Public. Buildings,- and 'Grounds. (H.
Rept. 1469), 12490 .
Hearings on proposed .amendment.to the.
Constitution of the United States rela-
tive to the making of treaties (H. Rept.
373),. 2704, 2742.-
Interriational air transport policy, (H.
Rept. 417), 3321.
Lake Erie .shore-line;-Ohio. (H. Rept: 630),
5343, 5381.
Merchant Marine.. Academy; library as
public depository .(H Rept. 335), 2310.
Northwestern Bands of Shoshone, In-
dians (H. Rept.'374), 2705.,
Our American Government:-.What.Is It?
How Does It.Function (H. Rept. 650),
5381.
Pan-American. Day (H. -Res.277, H. Rept.
632), 5343, 5381.
Physically handicapped (H. Rept. 1447),
12097, 12100..
Poland (H. Rept. 631), 5343, 5381.
Public aids to domestic transportation
(H. Res. 164, H. Rept. 452), 3907.
Questions and Answers on the Current
Revenue Act (H .Con. Res..105;,H. Raept.
1336), 11561,. 11604.
Servicemen's taxes (H. Rept. 1211) ,'1784.
Small business possibilities in Alaska
(H. Res. 283, Rept. 701), 5686.
Smaller War Plants Corporation pro-
gram, smaller business possibilities. in
Alaska (H. Rept. 701), 5690.
Supreme Court opinion Northwestern-
bands of Shoshone Indians (H. Rept.
374), 2742.
Territories, publishing official papers of
(H. Rept. 704), 5753.
COMMITTEE ON PRINTING (House)2-Con.
Reports by
United States Code, title 18 entitled
"Crimes and Criminal Procedure" (H.
Rept. 337), 2310.
Veterans and their dependents (H. Rept.
375), 2705.
Veterans Regulations (H. Rept. 375),
2742.
COMMITTEE ON PRINTING (Joint).
Amendment in Senate 'relative to com-
pensation of the assistant clerk, and
stenographer of, 12047.
COMMITTEE ON PRINTING (Senate).
Appointments on, 170.
Mr. Briggs assigned to, 466.
Reports by
Campaign expenditures (S. Res. 107,
Rept. 101), 2934.
Handbook for Servicemen and Service-
women (H. Con. Res. 37), 2934.
National defense program (S. Res. 90),
2934.
Territories, publishing official papers of
(S. Rept. 456), 7430.
Veterans and their dependents (H. Con.
Res. 38), 2934.
COMMITTEE ON PRIVILEGES AND ELEC-
TIONS (Senate).
Alpointshents on, 170.
Mr. Gossett assigned to, 11369.
Resolution to continue employment of
an assistant clerk by (see'S. Res. 53*),
466..
COMMITTEE, ON, THE' PROMOTION' OF
I AMERICAN- ACTIVITIES'(Senate).
Remarks in-Senate relative to S. Res. 165;
to create; A4386. , "
COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND
GROUNDS (Hotuse):.
Announcement of hearings to be held by,
974, 985, 1042, 1079, 4572, 4657, 4684,
4750,'4776,.4857, 4913, 4918, 7118, 7267,
94689499,%9611, 9641, 9673, 9725, 9756,
9821, 9937 10041, 10043, 10067,:10210,
10873, 10889, 10952, 11006, 11076,1 11155.
Election of members of, 275, 492.
Resolution'to investigate progress of the
.
defense-housing program, (see- H. Res.
62"), 1954.'
Resolution to.pay expenses of investiga-
tionby (see H. Res. 209).'
Resolution to aithorize an investigation
to ascertain amount of surplus Gov-
ernment building material by, (see H.
Res.1450).
Resolution to print additional copies of
hearings held before,; (see H. Rds. 459*)
Reports by
Capitol building, (H.- Rept. 875), 7391.
Defense housing. (H. Rept. 1442, 12101.
Federal Works Administrator,. (H. Rept.
1022), E948.
Housing, national defense, (H. Repts. 607,
651), 4913, 5463.
Johnson, Maggie,, (H. Rept. 1022), 8948.
Philadelphia, Pa., national park; (H. Rept.
910), 7505.
COMMITTEE. ON PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND
GROUNDS (Senate).,
Appointments-on, 170.
Mr. Andrews assigned to the 'chairman-
ship of, 466.
Mr. Mitchell. assigned "to,'466,
Resolution to continue employment of
an assistant clerk to, (see S. Res. 51*).
Resolution for investigation of facilities
at the Smithsonian' Institution for
aviation exhibits; (see S. Res. 47), 465.
Reports by
Becker; Gustav: (S. Rept. 320), 5307.
Capitol building roofs:* (S. Rept. 322),
5385.
- telephone exchange: (H. R. 1427),
674.
Nashville (Tenn), Post-office:, (S. 1649);
11931.-
COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC LANDS (House).
Assessment of hearings to be held by,
869, 3530, 3595, 4658, 4684, 5381, 5463,
5527, 9292, 9371, 9931.
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COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC LANDS (House)-
C3ntinued.
Election of members of, 275, 492.
Mr. D'Ewart elected, 6692.
Mr. Mansfield of Montana excused, 9290.
Resolution authorizing continuance of
study of certain public-land problems
and use of public lands in rehabilita-
tion of veterans, authorized under H.
Res. 281, of Seventy-eighth Congress,
by (see H. Res. 96").
Resolution to pay expenses of investiga-
tlion by, (see H. Res. 207).
Reports by
Alabama, Salt Springs (H. Rept. 601),
4858.
Alaska (H. Rept. 832), 6978.
-Commissioner of General Land
Office (H. Rept. 944), 8515.
Big Ben National Park, Tex. (H. Rept.
104), 1043.
Boardman, Daniel (H. Rept. 1158), 10168.
Cape Hatteras National Seashore Recre-
ational Area, N. C., (H. Rept. 1161),
10168.
Deschutes County, Oreg. (H. Rept.
1159), 10168.
Gaudet, Charles (H. Rept. 67). 975.
Home sites, (H. Rept. 754). 6245.
Investigation (H. Rept. 329), 2153.
Kiskadden, William W. (H. Rept. 833),
6978.
Oil and gas leases (H. Rept. 1187). 10469.
Rocky Mountain National Park (H. Rept.
833). 6978.
Safford, Ariz. (H. Rept. 1117), 9642.
University of Arizona (H. Rept. 600), 4858.
Wyoming, Cheyenne (H. Rept. 834), 6978.
COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC LANDS AND SUR-
VEYS (Senate).
Appointments on, 170.
List of names of persons employed as
part-time workers for the month of
March 1945 by, 3057.
Mr. Stanfill assigned to, 12230.
Resolution terminating employment of
an assistant clerk to (see S. Res. 57*),
529.
Reports by
Alabama, Salt Springs (S. Repts. 372,
373), 6155.
Alaska (S. Rept. 503), 7826.
Boardman, Daniel (S. Rept. 502). 7826.
Cheyenne, Wyo. (S. Rept. 377), 6155.
Child, Harry N., 6201.
Deschutes County, Oreg., certain land in
(S. Repts. 753, 932), 8663, 10788.
Gaudet, Charles (S. Rept. 196), 3602.
Gila reclamation project, Arizona (S.
Rept. 194), 3602.
Home sites (S. Rept. 194), 3602.
Ketchum, Idaho (S. Rept. 672), 10114.
Kiskadden, William W. (S. Rept. 371),
6155.
Mineral Lands Leasing Act (S. Rept. 566),
8663.
Minnesota (S. Rept. 374), 6155.
Oil and-gas leases (S. Rept. 672), 10114.
Olson, Frank (Executive nomination),
11320.
Philadelphia, Pa. (S. Rept. 673), 10114.
Public lands, use of (S. Res. 18), 231.
Rocky Mountain National Park (S. Rept.
371), 6155.
Sebastian Martin grant lands in New
Mexico (S. Rept. 504), 7826.
Tennessee (S. Rept. 670), 10114.
University of Arizona (S. Rept. 194),
3602.
COMMITTEE ON REDUCTION OF NONES-
SENTIAL FEDERAL EXPENDITURES
(Senate).
Mr. La Follette excused, 149.
COMMITTEE ON REDUCTION OF NONES-
SENTIAL FEDERAL EXPENDITURES
(Joint).
Report of, 4690.
Report by
Civilian employment in the executive
branch of the Federal Government,
2801, 10693, 10953.
INDEX
COMMITTEE ON REVISION OF THE LAWS
(House).
Election of members of, 275, 492.
Mr. Ervin excused, 9336.
Remarks -in House relative to cooperation
on legislative procedure of, A2708.
Reports by
United 'States Codes, titles 1, 4, 6, 9,
17, 18 (H. Repts. 147, 148, 149, 150,
151, 152), 1170.
COMMITTEE ON RIVERS AND HARBORS
(House).
Announcement of hearings to be held
by, 3595, 3699, 10168, 10210, 10246,
10403, 10469, 10482, 10563, 10628, 10691.
Election of members of, 275, 492.
Proceedings relative to St. Lawrence sea-
way before, A5231.
Remarks in House relative to hearings
in 1941 on St. Lawrence seaway before,
A5246.
Resolution relative to composition of
(see H. Res. 80), 274.
Resolution authorizing an investigation
with a view to their protection of
shores and beaches of United States
by (see H. Res. 256*).
Statement relative to cost of St. Law-
rence seaway by Thomas M. Robins be-
fore. A5110.
Statement on St. Lawrence seaway in
1941 by Adolph Augustus Berle, Jr.
before, A5246.
Statement relative to St. Lawrence sea-
way by John C. Beukema before,
A5396.
Statement on St. Lawrence seaway by
Harold E. Stassen in 1941 before, A5602.
Statement on St. Lawrence seaway by
Mayor LaGuardia in 1941 before, A5603.
Statement on St. Lawrence seaway by
Louis J. Taber before, A5601.
Testimony by George H. McCaffrey on
June 15, 1941 relative to St. Lawrence
seaway by, A1865.
Te;timony by E. 0. Thompson on oil
transportation costs before, A4360.
Reports by
Beaches (H. Rept. 654), 5463.
Bonneville Project Act (H. Rept. 777),
6535.
Harbors, improve (H-. Rept. 955), 8724.
Harry L. Englebright Dam (H. Rept. 956),
8724.
Public works (H. Rept. 63), 974.
River and harbor projects (H. Rept.
1191), 10564.
Savannah Harbor, Ga. (H. Rept. 825),
6369.
COMMITTEE ON ROADS (House).
Announcement of hearings to be held
by, 5463.
Election of members of, 275, 492.
Mr, Clippinger elected, 11273.
Resolutions to pay expenses of investi-
gation by (see H. Res. 255", 317).
Reports by
Defense Highway Act of 1941 (H. Rept.
729), 6013.
Federal-Aid Highway Act of 1944 (H.
Rept. 947), 8616.
Rural post roads (H. Rept. 730), 6013.
COMMITTEE ON RULES (House).
Editorials from New York Herald Trib-
une and Washington Post relative to
FEPC and action of. A2834.
Members elected to (H. Res. 7'), 15.
Motion to discharge committee from
further consideration of bill (H. R. 7)
relating to'poll taxes (see H. Res. 139).
Order of House granting general leave to
print remarks on bill (H. R. 3314)
relative to the Bretton Woods agree-
ments, 5686.
Remarks in House relative to petition to
discharge from further consideration
H. R. 2232 relating to FEPC by, A1966,
Remarks in House relative to appropria-
tion for FEPC and action of, 5796,
A3048, 3318.
COMMITTEE ON RULES (House)-Con.
Resolution to continue investigations by
the Committee on the Merchant Ma-
rine and Fisheries (H. Res. 38, H. Rept.
183), 1288:
Resolution for a special order for bill
(H. R. 3238) readjusting rates of
postage on catalogs (H. Res. 292, H.
Rept. 752), 6154.
Reports by
Administration of evidence in certain
cases (H. Rept. 328), 2153.
Appropriations and contract authoriza-
tions: bill reducing certain (see bill
H. R. 4407), 98)3.
Civilian manpower (H. Rept. 330), 2153.
Committee on Agriculture, investigate
marketing of farm products (H. Rept.
182), 1320.
Committee on the Civil Service (H. Rept.
23), 277, 290.
Committee on Education (H. Rept. 11),
183.
Committee on Foreign Affairs, investl-
gation by (H. Rept. 920), 7550.
Committee on Immigration and Natural-
ization (H. Rept. 357), 2584.
Committee on Interstate and Foreign
Commerce (H. Res. 93), 1368.
Committee on Interstate and Foreign
Commerce, continuance of investiga-
tion of petroleum by (H. Rept. 331,
345), 2153. 2165, 2456.
Committee on Interstate and Foreign
Commerce to sit outside United States
(H. Rept. 921), 7550.
Committee to Investigate Acts of Execu-
tive Agencies Which Exceed Thei Au-
thority (H. Rept. 27), 294, 326.
Committee on Investigation of Conser-
vation of Wildlife (H. Rept. 24), 283.
Committee on Investigation of Com-
mittee on Interstate and Foreign Com-
merce (H. Rept. 193). 1389.
Committee . to Investigate All Matters
Pertaining to Replacement and Con-
servation of Wildlife (H. Rept. 24),
290.
Committee on Labor, investigation of
physically handicapped (H. Rept. 327,
H. Res. 45), 2164.
Committee on the Merchant Marine and
Fisheries (H. Rept. 183), 1320.
Committee on Military Affairs to study
progress of war effort (H. Rept. 165),
1320.
Committee on Naval Affairs (H. Rept.
332), 2152, 2165.
Committe on the Organization of Con-
gress (H. Rept. 22), 290.
Committee on Postwar Economic Policy
and Planning (H. Res.60; H. Rept. 19),
276, 290.
Committee on Postwar Military Policy
(H. Rept. 20), 276, 2r0.
Committee on Public Buildings and
Grounds, defense housing program
(H. Rept. 290). 1958.
Committee on the Public Lands (H.
Rept. 329), 2153, 2164.
Committee on Rivers and Harbors, in-
vestigate shores and beaches (H. Rept.
621), 5251.
Committee on Roads (H. Res. 255, Rept.
847), 7147.
Committee on Small Business (H. Rept.
21), 276, 290.
Committee on Territories, relative to
Alaska and Hawaiian Islands (H. Rept.
620), 5251.
Committee on World War Veterans'
Legislation, investigate Veterans' Ad-
ministration (H. Rept. 383), 2743.
Construction of certain public works for
ti-e Navy (H. Rept. 18; bill H. R. 626),
276.
Crime and criminal procedure (H. Rept.
957), 8720.
Defense-housing program (H. Res. 62:
H. Repts. 731, 1450). 1954, 6003, 12201.
Defense of the United States (see blli
H. R. 2013), 1954.

COMMITTEE ON RULES (House)--Con.
Reports by
Department of Agriculture, appropria-
tions (H. Res. 194, Rept. 353), 2584.
Department of Labor, appropriations
(H. Res. 260, Rept. 583), 4684.
Disposition of naval vessels (H. Res. 267,
H. Rept. 619), 5218.
Farm products (H. Rept. 182), 1320.
FeCeral Security Agency, appropriations
(H. Res. 260, Rept. 583), 4684.-
Food shortages (H. Rept. 356), 2584.
Government lending agencies (H. Rept.
145), 1107.
Health programs for Government em-
ployees (H. Rept. 958), 8720.
Industrial use of Government-owned
silver (H. Rept. 465), 12289.
Investigation of present system of
marketing (H. Res. 54; Rept. 182),
1288.
Investigation of progress of war effort (H.
Res. 20; Rept. 181), 1287.
Joint Committee on Organization of
Congress (H. Con. Res. 18, Rept. 22),
276.
Making of treaties (H. Res. 174), 1954.
Nationality Act of 1940 (H. Res. 227, 228,
•'229; Rept. 445), 3793, 3794.
Naturalization of people of races indig-
enous to India (H. Rept. 1029), 9084.
Navy and Marine Corps personnel (H.
Rept. 1189), 10534.
Navy V-12 program (H. Rept. 1451),
12201.
Organic Acts of Territories of Alaska and
Hawaii (H. Res. 236; Rept. 620). 5218.
Protection of trade and commerce (H.
Rept. 1283), 10983.
Reorganization of agencies of the Gov-
ernment (H. Rept. 1028), 9084.
Shores and beaches of the United States
(H. Res. 256, Rept. 621), 5219.
Special order for bill H. R. 32 (H. Res.
406; Rept. 1283), 11006.
Special order for bill H. R. 43 (H. Res.
182, Rept. 328), 2164.
Special order for bill H. R. 387 (H. Res.
228; Rept. 444), 3821.
Special order for bill H. R. 388 (H. Res.
229, Rept. 445), 3821,
Special order for bill H. R. 511 (H. Res.
227, Rept. 443), 3821.
Special order for bill H. R. 520 (H. Res.
343, Rept. 950), 8616.
Special order for bill H. R. 626 (H. Res.
82, Rept. 18), 290.
Special order for bill H. R. 689 (H. Res.
199,. 7ept. 355), 2584.
Special order for bill H. R. 694 (H. Res.
231, Rept. 446), 3821.
Special order for bill H. R. 1196 (H. Res.
.342, Rept. 949), 8616.
Special order for H. R. 1270 (H. Res. 247,
Rept. 527), 4302.
Special order for bill (H. R. 1690) for de-
velopment of cooperative agricultural
extension work (H. Res. 253, Rept.
542), 4425.
Special order for bill H. R. 1752 (H. Res.
107, 183; Rept. 37, 330), 590, 2164..
Special order for bill H. R. 2013 (H. Res.
175, 178; Rept. 292, 308), 1958, 2072.
Special order for bill H. R. 2023 (H. Res.
167; Rept. 267), 1628.
Special order for bill H. R. 2113 (H. Res.
1 247, Rept. 527), 4302.
Special order for bill H. R. 2200 (H. Res.
348, Rept. 957), 8724.
Special order for bill H. R. 2277 (H. Res.
153, Rept. 222), 1540.
Special order for bill H. R. 2502 (H. Res.
263, Rept. 590), 4776.
Special order for bill H. R. 2536 (H. Res.
429, Rept. 1318), 11147, 11155.
Special order for bill H. R. 2716 (H.,.Res.
349, Rept. 958), 8724.
'Special order for bill H. R. 2788 (H. Res.
394, Rept. 1193), 10564.'
XCI-Ind--1
INDEX
COMMITTEE ON RULES (House)-Con.
Reports by
Special order for bill (H. R. 2948) to
amend the Civil Service Retirement
Act (H. Res. 350. Rept. 959), 8720
8724.
Special order for bill H. R. 3000 (H. Res.
259, Rept. 582), 4685.
Special order for bill H. R. 3035 (H. Res.
246, Rept. 526), 4302.
Special order for bill H. R. 3109, (H. Res.
244, Rept. 521), 4216.
Special order for bill H. R. 3180 (H. Res.
267, Rept. 619), 5251.
Special order for bill H. R. 3238 (H. Res.
292, Rept. 752), 6154.
Special order for bill H. R. 3278 (H. Res.
291, Rept. 731), 6013.
Special order for bill H. R. 3314 (H. Res.
200, Rept. 656), 5463.
Special order for bill H. R. 3368 (H. Res.
269,HRept. 708), 5751, 5754.
Special order for bill H. R. 3517 (H. Res.
361, Rept. 1029), .9109.
Special order for bill H. R. 3579 (H. Res.
301, Rept. 790). 6700.
Special order for bill H. R. 3587 (H. Res.
306, Rept. 835), 6978.
Special order for bill H. R. 3603 (H. Res.
358, Rept. 1024), 9004.
Special order for bill H. R. 3615 (H. Res.
371, Rept. 1119), 9642.
Special order for bill H. R. 3633 (H. Res.
311, Rept. 848), 7147.
Special order for bill H. R. 3660 (H. Res.
339, Rept. 942), 8417.
Special order for bill H. R. 3771 (H. Res.
321, Rept. 912).
Special order for-bill (H. R. 3937) relative
to the War Labor Disputes Act and the
National War Labor Board (H. Rept.
1284), 10983, 11006.
Special order for bill H. R. 4129 (H. Res.
360, Rept. 1028), 9109.
Special order for bill H. R. 4160 (H. Res.
374, Rept. 1130), 9754, 9757.
Special order for bill H. R. 4199 (H. Res.
452, Rept. 1344). 11785.
Special order for bill H. R. 4309 (H. Res.
368, Rept. 1113), 9558.
Special order for bill H. R; 4407 (H. Res.
375, Rept. 1131), 9757.
Special order for bill H. R. 4421 (H. Res.
393, Rept. 1189), 10563.
Special order for bill H. R. 4571 (H. Res.
428, Rept. 1317), 11147, 11155.
Special order for bill H. R. 4590 (H. Res.
465. Rept. 1461), "12307.
Special order for bill H. R. 4649 (H. Res.
444, Rept. 1332), 11450.
Special order for bill (H. R. 4717) to
establish a Department of Medicine
and Surgery in the Veterans Adminis-
tration (H. Res. 427, Rept. 1316), 11147,
11155.
Special order for bill (H. R. 4780) to
amend the Second War Powers Act
(H. Res. 426, Rept. 1315), 11147, 11155.
Special order for H. Cori. Res. 80 (H. Res.
366, Rept. 1153), 10067.
Special order for H. Con. Res. 81 (H. Res.
359, Rept. 1025), 9004.
Special order for H. Con. Res. 83 (H. Rept.
1036), 9292.
Special order for H. Con. Res. 113 rela-
tive to the opening of Palestine for the
Jews (H. Rept. 1462), 12288, 12307.
Special order for H. J. Res. 60 (H. Res.
174, Rept. 291), 1958.
Special order for H. J. Res. 85 (H. Res.
120; Rept. 56), 813, 838.
Special order for H. J. Res. 101 (H. Res.
296, Rept. 765), 6320.
Special order for H. J. Res. 106 (H. Res.
149; Rept. 218), 1470.
Special order for H. J. Res. 208 (H. Res.
279, Rept. 655), 5463.
Special order for H. J. Res. 225 (H. Res.
.344, Rept. 951), 8616.
Special order for H. J. Res. 266 (H. Res.
386, Rept. 1181), 10211.
161
COMMITTEE ON RULES (House)-Con.
Reports by
Special order for H. J. Res. 290 (H. Res.
463, Rept. 1451), 12229.
Special order for H. Res. 50 (H. Rept. 9),
125.
Special order for H. Res. 63 (H. Rept. 11),
190.
Special order for bill S. 35 (H. Res. 127,
Rept. 102), 1043.
Special order for bill S. 375 (H. Res. 137,
Rept. 145), 1107.
Special order for bill S. 380 (H. Res. 449,
Rept. 1342), 11614.
Special order for bill (S.502) to permit
certain subsidy payments to certain
corporarions (H. Res. 264, Rept. 591),
4754, 4776.
Special order for bill S. 715 (H. Res. 417,
Rept. 1357), 11855.
Special order for bill S. 805 (H. Res. 367,
Rept. 1112), 9558.
Special order for bill S. 1580 (H. Res.
457. Rept. 1438), 12101.
Special order for S. J. Res. 106 (H. R.
149), 1449.
Special order for S. J. Res. 122 (H. Res.
462, Rept. 1450), 12229.
Title 28 of the United State Code (H.
Rept. 1190), 10534.
Tydings amendment (H. Rept. 216),
1470.
War effort (H. Rept. 165), 1320.
War Labor Disputes Act (H. R. 3937, H.
Res. 407), 11838.
COMMITTEE ON RULES (Senate).
Appointments on, 170.
Reports by
Joint Committee on Organization of Con-
gress (S. Rept. 42), 915.
Pages, educational facilities (S. Rept.
517), 7937.
Senate employees: retirement of certain
(S. Rept. 43), 915.'
COMMITTEE ON SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH
(Joint).
Concurrent resolution creating a stand-
ing (see H. Con. Res. 104).
COMMITTEE ON SELECTIVE SERVICE OC-
CUPATIONAL DEFERMENT OF OF-
FICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE
LEGISLATIVE BRANCH OF THE GOV-
ERNMENT (House).
Appointed, 134.
COMMITTEE ON SILVER INVESTIGATION
(Senate).
Resolution to increase membership of,
and investigation with respect to pro-
ductionof gold and silver by (see S.
Res. 20).
COMMITTEE ON SMALL BUSINESS (House).
Editorial from Cassapolish (Mich.) Vigi-
lant relative to efforts to scuttle, A5375.
Editorial entitled 'Fate of the Small
Business Committee" from St. Louis
Globe-Democrat, A5401.
Letter by Leo T. Crowley relative to
financial problems of small business
addressed to, A3614.
Letter by Louis William Oswald urging
continuance of, A5220.
Letter on War Food Administration
encourages soap monopolies, by Rep-
resentative Celler to, A5272.
List of members of, A72, A4796.
Remarks in House relative to, 10784,
10875.
Remarks In House relative to accomplish-
ments of, A72-A74.
Remarks in House relative to appropria-
tion for, A5511.
Remarks in House relative to continu-
ance of, A5597.
Remarks in House relative to Investiga-
tion of meat situation by, A3236.
Statement by W. L. Mallon before,
A4770.
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COMMITTEE ON SMALL BUSINESS
(House) -Continued.
Statement by Representative Patman at
hearings on OPA proposals to reduce
automobile-dealer discounts -before,
A4796.
Statement presenting views of automo-
'bile dealers of North Dakota by Rep-
resentative Robertson (N. Dak.) be-
fore, A4780.
COMMITTEE ON SMALL BUSINESS (Senate).
Address by Representative Coffee relative
to post-war exploitation of light metals
in Northwest before, A1492.
Details of budget for, 12509.
List of names of persons employed as
part-time workers by, 3110, 10405.
Memorial of legislature of Oklahoma
urging continuance of, 1112.
COMMITTEE TO SURVEY PROBLEMS OF
SMALL BUSINESS ENTERPRISES
(Senate).
Mr. Capehart appointed, 12230.
Mr. Hart appointed, 1596.
Mr. Hart excused, 12190.
Mr. McMahon appointed on, 987.
Remarks in House relative to St. Law-
rence seaway and testimony before,
A1700.
Resolution creating (see H. Res. 24, 64*).
Resolution to continue Investigations by
(see S. Res. 28).
Statement on labor problems in Pacific
Northwest by Representative Savage
before, A2038.
Statement relative to creation of Light
Metals Administration by Representa-
tive De Lacy before, A2063.
Statement relative to problems of lumber
dealers by Independent Retail Lumber
Dealers' Association before, A5559.
COMMITTEE TO STUDY FLOATING UNI-
VERSITIES, creating (see H. Res. 414).
COMMITTEE TO STUDY GENERAL CONDI-
TIONS IN EUROPE (House).
Reports by
Europe, Balkan area, Scandinavian, and
middle eastern countries, 9661.
COMMITTEE TO STUDY GOVERNMENTS
OF ENEMY OCCUPIED TERRITORY,
creating a select (see H. Res. 387, 423,
424).
COMMITTEE TO STUDY
LEGISLATION
CONCERNING LABOR
DISPUTES
(J-int).
Joint resolution creating (see H. J. Res.
280).
COMMITTEE TO STUDY METHODS OF
LOBBIES, creating (see H. Res. 416).
COMMITTEE ON THE TERRITORIES
(House).
Bill directing a study and investigation
of various questions and problems re-
lating to Alaska and Hawaii by (see
H. Res. 236*).
Correspondence between Representative
Kelley of Pennsylvania and Secretary
of the Navy Forrestal relative to visit
to Alaska by, A5233, A5234.
Election of members of, 275, 492.
Mr. Mansfield of Montana, excused, 9290.
Remarks In House relative to proposed
visit to Hawaii by, A3175.
Resolution authorizing investigation of
Hawaiian Islands political, economic,
and social conditions by (see H. Res.
26).
Resolution authorizing investigations of
the various questions and problems
relating to the Territories of Alaska
and Hawaii by, 5462.
Resolution directing a study and in-
vestigation of various questions and
problems relating to Alaska and Hawaii
by (see H. Res. 236*).
Reports by
Alaska (H. Rept. 1458), 12308.
Hawaiian Islands, sessions laws (H. Repts.
1459, 1460), 123C8.
INDEX
COMMITTEES ON TERRITORIES AND IN-
SULAR AFFAIRS (Senate).
Appointments on, 170.
Joint statement relative to political
status of Puerto Rico by representa-
tives of Legislature of Puerto Rico be-
fore, A2275.
Mr. Briggs assigned to, 466.
Mr. Magnuson assigned to, 1111.
Mr. Mitchell assigned to, 466.
Mr. Mitchell excused, 1111.
Reports by
Foreign countries, claims (S. Rept. 459),
7508.
McNutt, Paul V. (Executive nomination),
. 8537.
Philippine Islands elections (S. Rept.
802), 11009.
Philippine funds (S. Rept. 592), 9005.
COMMITTEE ON UN-AMERICAN ACTIVI-
TIES (House).
Amendment and remarks in House rela-
tive to, 10, 11-12, 13, 14, 35, 47.
Appeal signed by many citizens of Massa-
chusetts urging dissolution of, A5379.
Articles by David Lawrence relative to,
101, A539.
Article by John Lee Smith from Houston
Pcst in defense of, A4500.
Article from Washington Post relative to,
A4898.
Article by Richard Morford from Zions
Herald favoring abolishing, A5130.
Editorial entitled "What Is Un-Ameri-
can?" from New York Times, A5148.
Election of members of. 275. 492.
Excerpts from editorial in National Trib-
une relative to, A214.
Joint resolution authorizing President
to transfer certain records and docu-
ments to (see H. J. Res. 238).
Letter relative to communism In New
York public schools addressed to,
A5673.
Letters by National Council of Ameri-
can-Soviet Friendship relative to re-
quest for its records from, A5634.
Mr. Hart excused, 7142, 7186.
Mr. Wood elected a member and chair-
man of, 7494.
Radio address by Representative Celler
relative to activities of, A261.
Radio address by Representative Rankin
relative to need of, A173.
Remarks in House relative to, 111, 275,
10032, 10742.
Remarks in House relative to an appro-
priation for, 1924.
Remarks in House relative to support of
American Legion for continuance of,
A212.
Remarks in House relative to Life mag-
azine favoring, A1436.
Remarks in House relative to aid of first,
A2826.
Remarks in House relative to mention of
Walter Winchell and Drew Pearson in
connection with, 7371, 7385.
Remarks in House relative to attack by
Walter Winchell on, A4456.
Remarks in House relative to commu-
nistic attacks on, A4662.
Remarks in House relative to petition to
abolish, A5522.
Remarks in House criticizing policy of,
A5645.
Remarks in House relative to amendment
to make standing committee of, A56.
Remarks in House relative to request of
records of National Council of Ameri-
can-Soviet Friendship by, A5634.
Remarks in House relative to Investiga-
tion of Friends of Democracy by, A5645.
Resolution to abolish (see H. Res. 58).
Resolution to pay expenses of (see H. Res.
168*).
Resolution making House Resolution 58
a special order to abolish (see H. Res.
376).
Resolution to fix compensation of em-
ployees of (see H. Res. 109*).
COMMITTEE ON UN-AMERICAN ACTIVI-
TIES (House) -Continued.
Resolution by. Mississippi Delta Chapter,
Daughters of the American Revolution,
favoring continuance of, A333.
Statement by Jean A. Brunner, com-
mander in chief of Veterans of For-
eign Wars, favoring, A493.
Statement by Edward N. Scheiberling be-
fore House Committee on World War
Veterans' Legislation supporting con-
tinuance of, A246.
Suggestions in House for investigation
by, 142.
Telegram from American Federation of
Radio Artists urging abolition of,
A5140.
Testimony concerning man shortage
made before, 206.
COMMITTEE ON VETERANS' AFFAIRS
(Joint).
Joint resolution to develop a veterans
integrated national program, to create
(see S. J. Res. 90)."
COMMITTEE ON WAR ATROCITIES IN EU-
ROPE (Joint).
Members appointed in House on, 3664.
COMMITTEE ON WAR CLAIMS (House).
Election of members of, 275, 492.
Mr. Bunker elected, 12097.
Mr. Clippinger elected, 11273.
Mr. Mathews elected, 11273.
Reports by
Cobb, Candler (H. Rept. 902), 7505.
Johnson, John August (H. Rept. 901),
7505.
Jones, Jeanette C. (H. Rept. 903), 7505.
Philippine Insurrection (H. Rept. 1118),
9642.
War with Spain (H. Rept. 1118), 9642.
COMMITTEE ON WARTIME HEALTH AND
EDUCATION (Subcommittee).
List of names of persons employed as
part-time workers for the month of
March 1945 by, 3057.
COMMITTEE ON WAYS AND MEANS
(House).
Concurrent resolution to print report of
technical staff relative to issues of
social security (see H. Con. Res. 121).
Members elected to (H. Res. 7*), 15.
Remarks in House relative to vote to
extend Reciprocal Trade Agreements
Act by, 5143.
Resolution to provide additional com-
pensation for the clerk to' minority
members of (see H. Res. 90).
Resolution to request the Tariff Com-
mission to furnish certain informa-
tion relating to reciprocal-trade agree-
ments to (see H. Res. 251).
Speech by Representative Jenkins rel-
ative to problems before, A5552.
Statement relative to effect on tile in-
dustry of extension of Tariff Act of
1930 by Norris E. Phillips before,
A218S.
Statement on trade agreements and the
effect of tariffs, by Carl H. Wilken
before, A2017.
Statement relative to extension of Recip-
rocal Trade Agreements Act by Carl
H. Wilken before, A2227.
Statement relative to extension of
Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act by
H. Wickliffe Rose for American Tariff
League before, A2224.
Statement opposing extension of Recip-
rocal Trade Agreements Act by Arthur
Besse before, A2219.
Statement by Alfred C. Gaunt at hear-
ings on reciprocal-trade agreements
before, A2214.
Statement opposing extension of Recip-
rocal Trade Agreement Act by J. Car-
son Adkerson, president of American
Manganese Producers Association be-
fore, A2319.

COMMITTEE ON WAYS AND MEANS
(House) -Continued.
Statement opposing extension of Recip-
rocal Trade Agreements Act by Na-
tional Cooperative Milk Producers'
Federation before, A2320.
Statment relative to extension of Recip-
rocal Trade Agreements Act by Amer-
ican Paper and Pulp Association be-
fore, A2290.
Statement relative to extension of Recip-
rocal Trade Agreements Act by J. M.
Jones, secretary of National Wool
Growers Association before, A2294.
Statement relative to Reciprocal Trade
Agreements Act by American Watch
Workers' Union before, A2310.
Statement relative to extension of
Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act by
Tom Linder before, A2271.
Statement relative to extension of
Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act by
Industrial Wire Cloth Institute to,
A2396.
Statement opposing extension of Recip-
rocal Trade Agreements Act by Syn-
thetic Organic Chemical Manufac-
turers Association to, A2391.
Statement relative to extension of
Recipocal Trade Agreements Act for
National Federation of Textiles, Inc.,
to, A2382.
Statement relative to extension of
Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act by
Russell B. Brown before, A2414.
Statement opposing extension of Recip-
rocal Trade Agreements Act by James
K. Love before, A2489.
Statement relative to tax reduction by
Secretary of Treasury Vinson before,
A4125.
Statements relative to 1946 tax bill by
Secretary of Treasury Vinson before,
A4683.
Testimony relative to wages and prices
by Leon Henderson in 1941 before,
A4581.
Tribute in House to members of, A4330.
Reports by
Alcohol plants to produce sugar (H. Rept.
1140), 9873.
Committee on Labor, expenses for In-
vestigation (H. Rept. 649), 5381.
Debt of United States (H. Rapt. 246),
1706.
Internal Revenue Code (H. Repts. 34,
869), 447, 7342.
International organizations, privileges to
(H. Rapt. 1203), 10619.
Marlin-Rockwell Corp. (H. Rapt. 552),
4573.
Mechanical pencils (H. Rept. 914), 7505.
Narcotics (H. Rept. 254), 1828.
Philippine funds In United States Treas-
ury (H. Rapt. 1146), 10042.
Postal rates, first-class matter (H. Rept.
749), 6154.
Reconversion (H. Rept. 849), 7147.
Renegotiation Act (H. Rapt. 725), 5837.
Resolution relative to Elliott Roosevelt's
loan (H. Rapt. 1033), 9210.
Tariff Act of 1930, extend (H. Repts. 594,
1455), 4776, 12229.
Taxation (H. R. 4309; H."Rept. 1106),
9498, 9511.
Treasury Regulations 111 (H. Rept. 761),
6320.
COMMITTEE ON WORLD WAR VETERANS'
LEGISLATION (House).
Announcement of hearings to be held by,
2071, 2164, 2237, 2456, 2516, 2584, 2632,
2701, 2742, 2933, 3699, 3747, 3821, 4005,
4038, 4084, 4174, 4302, 4339, 4369, 4573,
4657, 4750, 4913, 5169, 5251, 5301, 5381,
5527, 5591, 5689, 5923, 6012, 6084, 6154,
7267, 7403, 8878, 9209, 9291, 9370, 9511,
9641, 9673, 9931, 9937, 10041.
Election of members of, 275, 492.
Report on progress of investigation of
Veterans' Administration by, -A3891.
INDEX
COMMITTEE ON WORLD WAR VETERANS'
LEGISLATION (House) -Continued.
Resolution authorizing an investigation
by (see H. Res. 219*).
Resolution directing a continuous in-
vestigation of administration of Serv-
icemen's Readjustment Act of 1944 by
(see H. Res. 106).
Resolution to authorize an investigation
of the Veterans' Administration by
(see H. Res. 192), 2871.
Resolution to provide for payment of
expenses of conducting investigation
authorized by House Resolution 186 to
Investigate Veterans' Administration
by (see H. Res. 203).
Resolution to direct an investigation of
Veterans' Administration by (see H.
Res. 186, 192*).
Statement relative to investigation of
Veterans' Administration by Frank T.
Hines before, A1437.
Statement by John H. Baird replying to
article entitled "Third Rate Medicine
for First Rate Men" by Albert Q. Maisel
and allegations of Albert Deutsch be-
fore, A2749.
Statement answering attacks in news-
papers and magazines upon veterans'
hospitals by Roy A. Wolford before,
A2787.
Statement by George E. Ijams before,
A3245.
Statement relative to purchase and dis-
tribution of supplies for Veterans'
Administration by Raymond C. Kidd
before, A3581.
Reports by
Dallas County, Tex. (H. Rept. 340), 2380.
Franklin Delano Roosevelt Hospital (H.
Rept. 917), 7550.
Los Angeles, Calif. (H. Rept. 339), 2380.
National Service Life Insurance Act of
1940, amend 'ri. Rept. 518), 4216.
Royal Johnson Memorial Veterans' Hos-
pital at Sioux Falls, S. Dak. (H. Rept.
659), 5528.
Servicemen's Readjustment Act of 1944:
amend (H. Rept. 926), 7662.
Veterans and labor organizations (H.
R. 3384, Rept. 874), 7391, 7404, 7550.
Veterans' Administration (H. Repts. 953,
1238), 8659, 10825.
employment in (H. Rapt. 523),
4302.
to establish a department of med-
icine and surgery in (H. Rept. 1238),
10825.
-personnel (H. Rept. 519), 4216.
regulatiorns (H. Rept; 934), 7890.
COMMITTEES OF CONGRESS, provide addi-
tional research personnel for (see H. J.
Res. 6).
COMMITTEES OF HOUSE, order authorizing
the Speaker to appoint during ad-
journment, 7922.
Resolution to create a select committee
to investigate shortages of food (see
H. Res. 195*).
Resolution authorizing the standing
committees and floor leaders to order
printing (see H. Res. 9*).
COMMITTEES OF SENATE, amendment In
Senate to Senate hesolution 9 relat-
ing to expenses of (see S. Rs. 41).
Remarks in Senate and statistics relative
to the borrowed employees assigned to
(see S. Res. 28*), 521.
Resolution to appoint (see S. Res. 30),
169.
Resolution to amend rule relative to in-
vestigations by (see S. Ros. 40).
Resolution adopted by the Department
of the District of Columbia, American
Legion, urging an appropriation for
expenses of activities relative to juve-
nile delinquency, 10322.
COMMODITIES, continue in effect section 6
of act of July 2, 1940, relating to ex-
planation of certain (see bills H. R.
2944*; S. 935*).
-" 163
COMMODITIES-Continued.
Resolution to provide for continuation
begun under authority of House Reso-
lution 98 of Seventy-eighth Congress
with respect to labeling, marketing,
and distribution of (see H. Res. 93).
Statistics relative to domestic produc-
tion and imports, 5972. ,
Table showing domestic production and
Imports of certain, 5972.
-80 commodities having imports
valued at $1,000,000 or more each in
19Z9 on which reduced trade-agree-
ment rates were In effect on April 1,
1945, A2247, A2248.
COMMODITY CREDIT CORPORATION, bal-
ance sheet as of March 31, 1944, 2755.
Bill to amend act to extend the life and
increase credit resources of (see bill
H. R. 630).
Bills to continue (see bills S. 298*; H. R.
1450, 2023*).
Bill relating to payment of subsidies by
(see bill S. 1270*).
,
Certificate of incorporation o- 1967.
Conference report on bill (i2. 298*) to
continue, 2777, 3074, 3C2.
Executive Order No. 6340 authorizing the
formation of, 1967.
Joint resolution authorizing and direct-
ing distribution of certain money re-
ceived by it in connection with its
1943 raisin-variety grape purchase and
resale program to increase production
of raisins by (see H. J. Res. 8).
Letter relative to wheat and cotton ex-
port programs by, A235.
Letter by American Farm Bureau Fed-
eration favoring H. R. 2023: to con-
tinue, A1166.
Remarks in House on bill (H. R. 2023):
to continue, 1960, 1966, 1970.
Remarks in House relative to rumors
against, 1980.
Remarks in House relative to acquisition
of domestic wool by, A123.
Remarks in House relative to bill H. R.
2023: to continue, 2051.
Remarks In House relative to 1943 and
1944 peanut programs: by W. T. Parker
of, A1164.
Remarks in House relative to profit oper-
ation on peanuts of, A1164.
Remarks in House relative to bill (H. R.
2023) : to continue, 1979, 2066.
Remarks in House relative to payment
of subsidies on farm products by, 7873.
Remarks in House relative to govern-
mental monopoly under, A4189.
Remarks in House relative to support of
price of wool by, A4187.
Remarks in Senate on bill(S. 298) : to
continue, 792.
Resolution to authorize the House Com-
mittee on Banking and Currency to
investigate (see H. Res. 180).
Resolution to investigate (see H. Res.
181).
COMMODITY EXCHANGES, for prevention
of obstructions and burdens upon in-
terstate commerce in butter and eggs
by regulating transactions relating to
future sales on (see bill S. 1628).
Resolution for appointment of a special
committee to investigate the rye mar-
ket and (see H. Res. 314).
COMMODITY MONEY IN VARIOUS COUN-
TRIES, statement relative to, 7750.
COMMODITY PRICES, remarks in House
relative to, A4930.
Statistics making a comparison of, 1961.
COMMON SENSE (magazine), article en-
titled "Our Daily Bread" by Clarence
Woodbury condensed In Reader's Di-
gest from, A1979.
Article entitled "Look Forward, Labor"
by Victor Reuther from, A5458.
COMMONWEAL (publication), article rela-
tive to General Motors' strike from,
A5702. -
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COMMONWEALr-Continucd.
Editorial captioned "The Murray bill"
from, A903.
Editorial relative to article on Mexican
railroad wrokers' plight by Elizabeth
Ann Cooper from, A5741.
COMMUNICATIONS ACT OF 1934, amend
(see bills H. R. 1109, 4314, 4733).
B:lls to amend, to prohibit interference
vith broadcasting of noncommercial,
cultural, or educational programs (see
bills S. 63; H. R. 1648).
Remarks in House relative to amend-
ing, A4326.
Text of bill to amend, A4327.
"COMMUNICATIONS FOR PEACE," address
by Paul A. Porter in Baltimore before
Morse Telegraph Club of America en-
titled, A2201.
COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM, article by
John O'Donnell from Washington
Times-Herald relative to Government
control of, A1343.
COMMUNISM, article captioned "Legion de-
mands Army end its 0. K. on'Reds" by
Willard Edwards from Washington
Times-Herald, A953.
Article by R. Hart Phillips, relative to
Communist -drive centering on 'Cuba,
3282.
Article on Browder admits rebuke on
policy by Frederick Woltman from New
York World-Telegram, A2765.
Article from Redford (Mich.) Record
relative to growth in Detroit, A4807.
Editorial entitled "Is Communism a
Threat?" from Royal Oak (Mich.)
Daily Tribune, A1093.
Remarks in House relative to illusions
of, A892.
Remarks in House relative to Com-
munists holding commissions in the
armed forces, A962.
Remarks in House relative to the Com-
munist David Zablodowski, 1446.
Remarks in House relative to the issu-
ance of a directive by the War De-
partment to commission Communists
in the United States Army, 1367.
Remarks in House relative to commis-
sioning of Communists in the Army,
2416.
Remarks in House relative to Commu-
nists in the armed forces of the United
States, 7817.
Remarks in House relative to, 8580, 10862,
11150, 11414, A4301.
Rzmarks in House relative to socialist
Britain, 9657.
Remarks in House relative to Louis F.
Budenz' repudiation of, A4301.
Resolution of the American Legion post
of Kansas City, Kans., protesting
against commissioning of Communists
as officers in the armed forces of the
United States, 2801.
Resolution of Wyandotte Post of the
American Legion protesting against
commissioning of Communists as offi-
cers of the armed forces of the United
States, 2801.
Statement by William Z. Foster relative
to, A4456.
"COMMUNISM IN AMERICA," editorial from
New York Journal entitled, A1864.
" COMMUNISM IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA, re-
marks in Hcuze relative to, A3263.
COMMUNISM OR DEMOCRACY, letter -by
unnamed young woman relative to,
A5176.
COMMUNISM IN EUROPE, remarks in Sen-
ate and an article from the Washington
Post relative to the trend to, 6331.
COMMUNISM IN THE UNITED STATES, re-
marks In House relative to, 10690,
10862.
COMMUNISM'S EXPANSE, radio address by
Representative Luce relative to, A2600.
INDEX
COMMUNISM'S INFLUENCE IN CIO, edi-
torial from Fort Wayne (Ind.) News
Sentinel relative to, A1123.
COMMUNIST, article entitled "Don't Call Me
a Communist Any More" by Martin
Crowe from Progressive, A3474.
Remarks in House relative to overthrow
of America aim of, A2770.
COMMUNIST DAILY WORKER (publica-
tion), remarks in House relative to
criticism of MacArthur's statement on
Japan's occupation force by, A3952.
COMMUNIST JEWISH PARTY, excerpt from
book Nationalism in the Soviet Union
by Hans Kohn relative to, A3301.
COMMUNIST PARTY, remarks in House rela-
tive to political activities of, A4730.
COMMUNIST PARTY AND CHINA, remarks
in House relative to, 11695.
"COMMUNIST PARTY IN MARYLAND RE-
ORGANIZED," article by N. T. Kenney
from Baltimore Sun entitled, A4379.
COMMUNIST PROPAGANDA AMONG AMER-
ICAN SOLDIERS, remarks in Senate
relative to, 9222
COMMUNIST PROPAGANDA AMONG COL-
ORED PEOPLE, letter by Charles Lee
White relative to, A4664.
Remarks in Hcuse relative to, A4664.
COMMUNIST PROPAGANDA, IN AMERICA,
editorial from Tablet relative to, A4163.
COMMUNIST STRATEGY IN AMERICA, edi-
torial from New York Daily Mirror
relative to, A4555.
COMMUNISTIC ACTIVITIES, resolutions by
Knights of Columbus, New York State
Council, relative to, A2785.
COMMUNISTIC INFLUENCES IN SOUTH-
EASTERN ASIA, article by A. T. Steele
relative to, A5340.
COMMUNISTIC REBIRTH IN UNITED
STATES UNDER FOSTER, article by
Waltei Trohan from Washington
Times-Herald relative to, A2764.
COMMUNISTS, article 'captioned "Boos hint
Communists plan MacArthur smear
campaign" by Guy Richards and Russ
Symontowne from Washington Times-
Herald, A40l23.
Directive by War Department relative to
no distinction in Arimy between-Amer-
icans and Communists, A691.
Excerpt from editorial in Washington
Evening Star relative to activity of
American, A3176.
Letter and resolution by Columbia Post
No. 34, Washington, D. C., American
Legion, protesting the issuing of com-
missions in the armed forces to,
A1820.
Remarks in House relative to issuing of
commissions in Army to Communists,
A691.
Remarks in House relative to activities
in Slovakia of, A2147.
Remarks in House relative to 100 percent
cooperation in defeat of Germany by,
A3173.
Remarks in House relative to policy in
1941 and 1945 of, A3176.
Remarks in House relative to the number
in OPA, A2981.
Remarks in House relative to the avail-
ability of United States secrets to,
A2764.
Remarks In House relative to smear at-
tacks on General MacArthur by, A4023.
Remarks in House relative to policy to
tear down American system by, A4171.
Remarks in House relative to attacks
on House Committee on Un-American
Activities. by, A4662.
Resolution by Second Kansas District,
American Legion, protesting policy of
War Department . commissioning,
A1989.
COMMUNISTS--=Continued.
Statement by prominent citizens from'
all parts of country endorsing War
Department's position for allowing
commissions to, A1194.
COMMUNISTS ACTIVE-HOUSE MILITARY
COMMITTEE REPORTS, article from
Washington Post relative to, A3176.
COMMUNIST ACTIVITIES DIRECTED TO-
WARD UNITED STATES ARMED
FORCES, report of House Committee
on Military Affairs relative to, A3163.
COMMUNISTS ARE AGAIN PICKETING
WASHINGTON, article by William
Philip Simms from Washington Daily
News relative to, A5327.
COMMUNISTS' DEMANDS-REAL AMERI-
CANS HAVE RIGHTS, ALSO, article
by .Westb'ook Pegler relative to,
A4487.
COMMUNISTS IN NEW POLISH GOVERN-
MENT, temaks in House relative to,
A0191.
COMMUNISTS IN UNITED STATES, re-
merks in House relative to statement
of David Lawrence on number of,
A3768.
COMMUNISTS OBTAIN UNITED STATES
SECRETS, article by Frederick Wolt-
man from Washington Daily -News rel-
ative to,. A2762.
COMPACT BETWEEN COLORADO AND KAN-
S.S, granting consent of Congress (see
H R. 914*).
COMPENSATION, to amend act entitled
"Compensation for injury, death, or
detention of employees .of contractors
of United States-outside United States,
to make 100-percent earning provi-
sions effective as of January 1, 1942"
(see H. J.Res. 284).
"COMPETITIVE SKILL SEEN KEY TO AL-
COA'S POSITION," article by Harold
Fleming from Christian Science Moni-
tor entitled, A5494.
COMPLAINTS AGAINST GOVERNMENT
AGENCIES, NOT MUCH ACTION, edi-
torial from Chicago Tribune relative
to, A3172. '
COMPTON, ARTHUR HOLLY, radio broad-
cast on scientific crisis by, A1254.
COMPTON (CALIF.) JOURNAL, editorial en-
titled "This Thing Called Freedom"
from, A4332.
COMPTON, RANULF (a former Representa-
tive from Connecticut).
Letter regarding work-or-fight bill by,
A509.
COMPTON, KARL TAYLOR, address at
luncheon cf American Design Awards
in New York by, A2501.
Statement on universal military train-
ing before House Committee on Post-
war Military Policy by, A2809.
COMPTON (CALIF.) SCHOOLS, letter rela-
tive to extension of Lanham Act, by
Ardella Tibby, A4156.
COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY, let-
ter transmitting annual report for
1944, 8336, 10042.
Telegram from certain bankers in Texas
relative to the office of, 10802.
COMPTROLLER GENERAL.
Joint resolution to provide for audits
of expenditures by United Nations Re-
lief and Rehabilitation Administration
from funds contributed by United
States by (see S. J. Res. 29).
Letter relative to the proposed auditing
of Government lending agencies by
the General Accounting Office, 1193.
Letter transmitting report on claim of
Harland Bartholomew & Associates,
1341.

COMPTROLLER GENERAL-Continued.
Letter by Representative Woodruff rela-
tive to ship-construction contracts of
Henry J. Kaiser addressed to, A756.
Letter and report relative to the oper-
ations of Kaiser shipbuilding com-
panies by, A756, A757.
Letter transmitting estimate of person-
nel requitements for, 2074, 2164.
Letter relative to claims of George A.
Carden and Anderson T. Herd from,
A2855.
Letter transmitting report of activities
of, 8335.
Letter relative to the sale of surplus
war-built vessels written by, 12258.
Letter relative to the reorganization bill
(H. R. 4129), 11964.
Letter transmitting report showing of-
ficers delinquent in rendering ac-
counts, 17.
Letter transmitting report on the work
of.the General Accounting Office, 18.
Letter transmitting report on claim of
the Baldwin Bros. Paving Co., 670, 772.
Letter relative to audit of -all Govern-
ment corporations by, 1673.
Letter transmitting report and recom-
mendation concerning claim of Har-
land Bartholomew & Associates, 1404.
Letter relative to the proposed repeal of
land-grant rates (H. R. 4184), 10110.
Remarks in House relative to statement
on Government waste in contracts by,
A728.
Remarks in House opposing audit of
Farm Credit Administration by, 8557.
Remarks in House relative to testimony
before House Committee on Expendi-
tures in Executive Departments by,
9350.
Communications from
Strauss, A. M.: transmittiing report of
claim of, 4658, 4688.
War Shipping Administration: trans-
mitting report on payment of $854,000
by, 10247.
Wurster, William Wilson: transmitting
report on claim of, 9109.
"COMPULSORY ARBITRATION," editorial
from Manufacturers' Record entitled,
A3539.
COMPULSORY MILITARY SERVICE. See al-
so PEACETIME MILITARY TRAINING, UNI-
VERSAL MILITARY TRAINING.
Address by Albert L. Cox at Washington,
D. C., relative to, A223.
Essay by Therese Zuccaro which won
the contest sponsored by American
Legion of Ohio entitled, A1847.
Joint resolution providing for a national
referendum on the question of (see
S. J. Res. 81'), 7106.
Joint resolution favoring an interna-
tional agreement abolishing (see S. J.
Res. 126).
Letter from Nelson P. Horn remonstrat-
ing against, 6409.
Letter from Henry W. Theissen on the
subject of, 10405.
Referendum on (see'H. J. Res. 220').
Remarks in House relative to hearings to
be held before House Committee on-
Postwar Military Policy relative to,
A2630.
Remarks In House relative to, A2719.
Resolutions adopted by the Christian
Citizens Committee, Wilmington, Del.,
protesting against legislation to pro-
vide, 192.
Resolution of Department of Connecti-
cut, Veterans of Foreign Wars endors-
ing, 8048.
Resolution urging an immediate inter-
national agreement to eliminate from
the policies and practices of all nations
(see H. Res. 325).
INDEX
COMPULSORY MILITARY SERVICE-Con.
Resolution urging international agree-
ment to eliminate (see H. J. Res. 331).
Statement by Representative Ludlow
relative to resolution for 'international
agreement on, A3567.
Statement by Lewis G. Hines on the sub-
ject of, 10485.
Text of resolution relative to agreement
among nations to abandon, A3534,
A3567.
Text of House Resolution 325, urging im-
mediate international agreement to
eliminate policies and practices of,
A4460.
COMPULSORY MILITARY TRAINING EN-
DANGERS SAN FRANCISCO CHAR-
TER, remarks in House relative to,
8571.
"COMPULSORY MILITARY TRAINING IN
PEACETIME?", statement by Joseph S.
Davies from Commercial and Finan-
cial Chronicle of New York, entitled,
A1714.
"COMPULSORY MILITARY TRAINING IN
PEACETIME WILL DESTROY GOV-
ERNMENT BY THE PEOPLE,'? address
by Senator Taft at Gettysburg Na-
tional Cemetery entitled, A2608..,
"COMPULSORY STATE," article from Wall
Street Journal entitled, A719.
"COMPULSORY STATE. MEN OF BUSI-
NESS WHO BUILD BOOBY TRAPS
FOR TIEMSELVES," editorial from
Wall Street Journal entitled, A923.
CONCENTRATION CAMPS. See GERMANY.
CONCORD (MICA.) NEWS, article entitled
"Full Employment Advocated for Ev-
eryone," by D. W. Rutz from, A5108.
CONCORD (N. H.) MONITOR, editorial on
Mexican water treaty by James M.
Langley from, A1530.
Editorial on world organization and vot-
ing power from, A1659.
Editorial relative to full employment
legislation from, A4139.
CONDELARIO, PETER A., bill authorizing
and directing Secretary of Interior to
issue a patent in fee to certain land
to (see bill S. 709*). ,
CONDEMNATION PROCEEDINGS, letter
from Attorney General transmitting
draft of bill to regulate, 2933.
CONDON, ILICE, relief (see bill S. 1319).
CONDON, EDWARD U., message from the
President submitting the nomination
to be Director of the National Bureau
of Standards nominated, 10130.
Report of the Committee on Commerce
in Senate on nomination to be Direc-
tor of the National Bureau of Stand-
ards, 10322.
CONDUCT OF MEMBERS, remarks in House
, relative to, 1445.
CONE, J. CARROLL, address entitled "Post-
war International Air Transportation"
in Chicago before Aviation Writers
Association by, A3403.
CONFESOR, TOMAS, (Secretary of Interior,
Philippines), statement on war in the
Philippines by, A1772.
CONFIDENTIAL MEETING OF MEMBERS
OF CONGRESS AND GENERAL OF
THE ARMY AND ADMIRAL OF THE
FLEET, remarks in House relative to
proposed, 100, 107.
CONFIRMATIONS. See EXECUTIVE NOMINA-
TIONS AND CONFIRMATIONS.
CONGDON, CLEM H., relief (see bill H. R.
2159).
CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCHES
OF UNITED STATES, letter relative to
international economic cooperation
from council for social action of, A1420.
165
CONGRESS. See also HOUSE OF REPRESENTA-
TIVES; SENATE.
Address entitled "Fight Against Isola-
tionism in Congress" by Representa-
tive Bennet of New York at Brooklyn,
N. Y., A374.
Address entitled "Some Problems Before
Congress" by Representative Short be-
fore Executives Club of Chicago,
A5432.
Address on The 14 Points by President
Wilson on January 8, 1918, to, A5757.
Article entitled "Medals-For Valiant
Congressmen" by George H. Rohr-
bacher from Stockton (Calif.) Record,
A889.
Article entitled "Streamlining Congress"
by James F. Byrnes from American
magazine, A112.
Article entitled "A Member of Congress
Looks at Congress" by Representative
Eaton from New York Times, A984.
Article entitled "We Must Modernize
Congress" by Representative Outland
from Reader's Digest, A334.
Article on if Congress only understood
the public land question from Beas-
ley's Farm and Home Weekly, Char-
lotte, N. C.,-A394.
Article captioned "Tune in on Canitol
Hill" by Victor Riesel and Paul Sann
from This Month, A551.
Article by G. M. Johnson from his book,
"But General Johnson," relative to the
functioning of, A786.
Article entitled "What's the Matter With
Congress?" by Senator La Follette
from Progressive, A2065.
Article entitled "Be Thankful You Are
no Member of Congress" by U. V. Wil-
cox from Washington Backgrounds,
A1500.
Article entitled "Shall We Broadcast
Congress?" by Jack H: Pollack from
Liberty, A1444.
Article appearing in PM magazine en-
titled "The Cockeyed Economics of,"
9105.
Article captioned "Test for Congress-
men" by Thomas L. Stokes from Wash-
ton Daily News, A3794.
Article entitled "Streamlining Congress"
by Representative Voorhis from maga-
zine Tomorrow, A4366.
Article on Nation has abiding faith in
representative system by David Law-
rence from Washington Evening Star,
A4617.
Article entitled "Can Congress Save
Itself?" by Henry F. Pringle from Sat-
urday Evening Post, A4331.
Article captioned "When will Congress
act to eliminate pauper oath for vet-
erans?" by Joseph Leib, A5158;
Articles by Peter Edson relative to re-
organization of, A2288.
Bill to discontinue certain reports now
required by law to be made to (see bill
H. R. 2504*).
Bill to change time of appointment of
Presidential electors and election of
Senators and Representatives in (see
H. Res. 1204).
Bill to provide for review by commit-
tees of exercise by executive agencies
of such powers granted them (see bill
H. R. 628).
BiAl to provide a joint legislative staff
(see bill H. R. 628).
Bill to create a joint legislative staff
service for (see bill H. R. 588).
Bill to repeal certain acts (pocket
vetoed) of (see bill H. R. 1202).
Bill to provide for more effective inspec-
tion and supervision with respect to
administration of laws of United
States by (see bill S. 958).
Bill to provide that Secretary of State
shall submit annual report to (see bill
H. R. 3181).
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CONGRESS-Continued.
Concurrent resolution to establish a joint
committee on organization of (see H.
Con. Res. 18).
Concurrent resolution providing for a
joint session during February 1945 to
ask God's divine guidance in delibera-
tions and actions of (see H. Con. Res.
19).
Concurrent resolution to meet in joint
session to receive communications
from the President (see H. Con. Res.
32*), 1542.
Concurrent resolution expressing sense
of Congress that United States should
retain permanent possession and con-
trol of Japanese islands taken during
present war (see H. Con. Res. 40).
Concurrent resolution expressing sense
of Congress that United States shall
retain possession and control over all
islands in Pacific Ocean liberated by
American arms (see H. Con. Res. 41).
Concurrent resolutior to hold a joint
meeting of Senate and House of Rep-
resentatives to receive a message from
the President of the United States (see
H. Con. Res. 42*).
Concurrent resolution to adjourn the
Rouse of Representatives from July 21,
1945. to Cctober 8; and adjourn the
Senate at any time during the month
cf August or September 1945 (see H.
Con. Res. 68*).
Concurrent resolution to appoint a joint
committee to study educational facil-
ities for pages employed by the Senate
and House of Representatives (see S.
Con. Res. 17*).
Concurrent resolution inviting Gen.
Douglas A. MacArthur to appear before
joint session of (see H. Con. Res. 92,
94).
Concurrent resolution to hold a joint
session to receive a message from the
President of the United States (see H.
Con. Res. 96*), 9727, 9758.
Concurrent resolution to print addi-
tional copies of hearings relative to
organization of (see S. Con. Res. 39").
Concurrent resolution authorizing the
printing of a revised edition of B-o-
graphical Directory of the American
Congress up to and including Seventy-
ninth (see H. Con. Res. 107).
Editorial captioned "Do you know your
Congressman?" by Bill Cahn from
United States News, A934.
Editorial from Washington Evening Star
relative to slow action on manpower
legislation by, A643.
Editorial- from Washington Post relative
to reorganization of, A1056.
Editorial from Journal of Commerce of
Chicago, Ill., relative to broadcasting
prccecdings of, A1011.
Editorial entitled "Pay Increases for
Congress," from Pontiac (Mich.) Daily
Press, A34.
Editorial entitled "Statesmen or Politi-
cians," from Southwest Times Record,
Fort Smith, Ark., AC3.
Editorial entitled "For a Modernized
Congress" from St. Louis Post-Dis-
patch, A160.
Editorial captioned "Strengthening Con-
gress" from Kansas City Star, A250.
Editorial captioned "Salons on the air,"
from Seattle (Wash.) Post-Intelli-
gencer, A362.
Editorial captioned "The new Congress,"
A361.
Editorial entitled "Streamlining Con-
gress," from Charleston (W. Va.) Ga-
zette, A350.
Editorial on why Congress is cautious on
universal military service legislation
from Humboldt Star, of Winnemucca,
Nev., A373.
Editorial entitled "Medal for Congress-
men?" from Fort Smith (Ark.) Times-
record, A703.
INDEX
CONGRESS-Continued.
Editorial captioned "Knowing your Con-
gressman" from Wilkes-Barre (Pa.)
Record, A1448.
Editorial entitled "What Fools These
Congressmen Be" from Fort Lauder-
dale (Fla.) Daily News, A1167.
Editorial from Washington Post relative
to progress in reorganization of, A1166.
Editorial entitled "The Flying Seventy-
ninth Congress," from New York
Herald Tribune, A1417.
Editorial from Labor relative to stream-
lining of, A1678.
Editorial captioned "Reorganizing Con-
gress," from Boston Post, A1935.
Editcrial on retirement plans for Con-
gressmen, by Philip Sullivan' from
Thompsonville (Conn.) Press, A2072.
Editorial entitled "Bad Judgment in the
House," from Washington Daily News,
A2219.
Editcrial entitled "What Fools These
Congressmen Be," A1488.
Editorial entitled "Social Sacurity for
Congress," from Washington Times-
Herald, A3008.
E:itorial by Gene Lightfoot from St.
Louis Post-Dispatch relative to reor-
ganization of, A4137.
Editor'al entitled "An 1893 Congress in
1C045" from St. Louis Post-Dispatch,
A43Z4.
Editorial on only Congress can free Asso-
ciated Press from Marshall Field fet-
ters, from Jersey City (N. J.) Journal,
A4701.
Editorial entitled "The President Slaps
Congress" from Milwaukee Journal,
A4707.
Excerpt from radio broadcast by Fulton
Lewis, Jr., praising record of Seventy-
eighth, A106.
Extract from address by Woodrow Wilson
on December 2, 1918, to joint session
of, A2817.
First progress report of Joint Committee
on Organization of (S. Doc. 36), 30C0.
Joint meeting of the two Houses to hear
the President of the United States,
9933, 9934.
Joint meeting of the House and Senate
to hear the address of Hon. Clement
R. Attlee, Prime Minister of Great
Britain, 10E21.
Joint resolution providing for considera-
tion of treaties in certain cases by (see
H. J. Res. 112).
Letter by W. C. NeSmith, of Jacksonville,
Fla., offering suggestions for reorgani-
zation of, A380.
Joint resolution establishing joint con-
fressional committees to obtain com-
plete information with respect to the
functioning of executive departments
and independent agencies of govern-
ment (see H. J. Res. 209).
Letter by Baldwin Miller relative to dele-
gating power to, A1215.
List of freignt equalization group, Hcuse
of Representatives, A3726.
Memorial of Legislature of Oklahoma
commending the policies, 1405.
Notice sent to all Members of Congress
that the two Houses would reassemble
on September 5, 1945, 8317, 8C20.
Notice of a joint meeting of Senate and
House to hear a message from the
President of the United States, 9906.
Poem entitled "To Congress" by William
Ewald of Montclair, N. J., A4447.
Poll by Surveys, Inc., of New York for
Look of opinion on current problems
of Members of, A793.
Press release by American Political Sci-
ence Association relative to reorgani-
zation of, A560.
Proceedings in connection with the joint
session to bear the address by the
President relative to the Yalta Con-
fernce, 16G0, 1618.
CONGRESS-Continued.
Prcceedings in connection with the joint
mcting of the two Houses for the
purpose of hearing an address by the
President of the United States, 3366,
3389.
Radio address entitled "Your Congress-
man at Work" by Representative
Kopplemann, A597.
Radio address by Representative Mon-
roney from St. Louis Post-Dispatch
relative to reorganization of, A4266.
Remarks in House relative to joint com-
mittee for reorganization of, A16.
Remarks in House relative to awakening
of, A855.
Remarks in House relative to curb on
Government . bureaus by, A985.
Remarks in House relative to question,
"Is This a Rubber-Stamp Congress?"
A512.
Remarks in House relative to legislation
to aid starving people of Europe passed
by, 984.
Remarks In House relative to ratification
cf treaties by, 1040.
Remarks in House relative to ratifica-
tion of treaties by a majority vote of
membership of, A2185.
Remarks in House relative to arranging
its schedule to allow Members to re-
turn to their districts, A1923.
Remarks in House relative to presenta-
tion to Jake W. Lindsey of Congres-
sional Medal of Honor by the President
befoxe jint session of, A2425.
Remarks in House relative to important
decisions on world relation before,
A3407.
Remarks In House relative to reorganiza-
tion of, A3407.
Remarks in House relative to staffing of,
A34C8.
Remarks in House relative to regula-
tions of OPA and responsibility of,
A2998.
Remarks in House relative to welcome to
General Eisenhower at a joint session
of. A29s,0
Remarks in House relative to failure to
act on conversion by, A3584.
Remarks in House relative to discharge
of members of armed forces and re-
sponsibility of, A3912, A3951.
Remarks in House relative to a strong
hand in demobilization should be
taken by, A3930.
Remarks in House relative to elimina-
tion of bureaus is responsibility of,
A40E5.
Remarks in House relative to resolution
approved use of Palestine as Jewish
homeland passed in 1922 by, A4270.
Remarks in House relative to reorganiza-
tion of Government agencies being re-
sponsibility of, 9431.
Remarks 'n House relative to aid of Na-
tional Policy Committee to, A1193.
Remarks in House relative to reorganiza-
tion of, 9251.
Remarks in House relative to unwar-
ranted attack on, 9827.
Remarks in Hcuse relative to editorials
from St. Louis Post-Dispatch relative
to strengthening, A4354.
Remarks ,n House relative* to influence
of pressure groups on, A4330.
Remarks in House relative to mission of,
A433U,
Remarks In House favoring legislation on
strikes by, A4396.
Remarks in House relative to S. J. Res.
55 and H. J. Res. 89, to provide for
broadcasting of prcceedings of, A4525.
Remarks In House entitled "Congress
Should Take Inventory of Civil Service
Now," 10681.
Rlmarks in House relative to abuse bV
clergymen of, 11413.

CONGRESS-Continued.
Remarks In House relative to 1945-46
psychological session of, 11004.
Remarks In Senate concerning the law
library of, 783.
Remarks in Senate relative to problems
before,' 8311."
Report of conference committee of Sen-
ate and House of Representatives on
regulation of insurance business,
A1191.
Resolution to appoint a committee to
protect the integrity of (see H. Res.
85).
Resolution to amend clause 40, rule XI,
of Rules of House of Representatives
of Seventy-ninth (see H. Res. 91).
Resolution inviting Gen. George S. Pat-
ton to address (see H. Res. 293).
Resolution inviting Jonathan M. Wain-
wright to appear before a joint session
of (see H. Res. 337).
Seating arrangements at the joint session
of, 1594.
Section 2 of resolution adopted Decem-
ber 15, 1944, relative to reorganization
of, A16.
Statement by Lindsay C. Warren before
House Committee on Expenditures in
the Executive Departments relative to
reorganization of, A3739.
"CONGRESS' ABSENTEEISM," editorial by
George Seldes from In Fact entitled,
A5659.
"CONGRESS AND ITS INFERIORITY COM-
PLEX," article by Marquis Childs en-
titled, 4426.
"CONGRESS AND PEOPLE," editorials from
Washington Post entitled, A1661,
A1923.
"CONGRESS CAN REORGANIZE IF IT
WILL," editorial from Superior (Wis.)
Evening Telegram entitled, A618.
CONGRESS' CONTROL OVER DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA, editorial from Washing-
ton Evening Star relative to, A1342.
"CONGRESS DESERVES A RAISE-BUT
WAIT AWHILE, BOYS," editorial from
Camden (N. J.) Courier-Post entitled,
A2718.
"CONGRESS FACES A GREAT ISSUE," edi-
torial from New York Times captioned,
A239.
"CONGRESS GETS ANOTHER REPORT ON
EUROPE," editorial from Chicago
Daily Tribune entitled, A4412.
"CONGRESS HEARS ATOMIC FACTS," arti-
cle by Marquis Childs from Washing-
ton Post entitled, A4417.
CONGRESS OF AMERICAN-SOVIET FRIEND-
SHIP, excerpt from address of Henry
A. Wallace before, 1180.
CONGRESS OF INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZA-
TONS.
Address by Senator Guffey in Phila-
delphia before mass meeting of, A3881.
Correspondence relative to labor legisla-
tion between Representative Slaughter
and Irwin L. DeShetler of, A5670.
Pamphlet, Bretton Woods Means 5,-
000,000 Jobs, Issued by, A1167.
Remarks in House relative to influence
over Congress of the Political Action
Committee of, A53.
Remarks in House relative to policy in
war effort of, A83.
Remarks in House relative to, 2665, 10045.
Remarks in House relative to activities
to organize in Minnesota Mining &
Manufacturing Co. by, A2154.
Remarks in House relative to entry into
demobilization question by, A3953.
Remarks in House relative to demand
for 30-percent wage increase by 1,000
members of, A4440.
Remarks In House relative to propaganda
on unemployment by, A4361.
Remarks in House relative to dictatorial
policy of, A5364.
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CONGRESS OF INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZA-
TIONS-Continued.
Resolution by Philadelphia Industrial
Union Council requesting support for
development of St. Lawrence seaway
from, A2470.
Statement entitled "Where Does the CIO
Program Lead?" by Willford I. King,
A4268.
Statement relative to tax proposals
adopted by House Ways and Means
Committee by, A4275.
CONGRESS ON THE AIR, editorial from
Richmond (Va.) Times-Dispatch rela-
tive to putting, A2269.
CONGRESS' RESPONSIBILITY TO DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, editorial from Wash-
ington Post relative to, A2641.
CONGRESS' RESPONSIBILITY ON PEACE
LEGISLATION, remarks In House rel-
ative to, A3754.
"CONGRESS ROLLS OUT PORK BARREL,"
article by Walker S. Buel from Cleve-
land Plain Dealer entitled, A4621.
CONGRESS SHOULD ACT NOW ON POST-
WAR PROBLEMS, remarks in House
relative to, A3462.
"CONGRESS SHOULD DO IT," editorial by
Kenneth W. Simmons from Bismarck
(N. Dak.) Tribune entitled, A4330.
"CONGRESS SPEAKS," radio address relative
to legislation providing universal mili-
tary service by Representative Kilday
on program entitled, A345.
CONGRESS OF WOMEN'S AUXILIARIES OF
THE CIO, statement relative to price
and rent control before House Labor
Committee made by Mrs. Faye Ste-
phenson, president of, A5031.
CONGRESSIONAL ACTION ON PALESTINE;
remarks in House favoring A5505.
CONGRESSIONAL APARTMENT BUILDINGS,
telegram from N. C. Hines, executive
director, Home Builders Association
of metropolitan Washington relative
to proposed construction of, 156.
CONGRESSIONAL AUTOMOBILE TAGS, to
amend (see bill H. R. 2552*).
CONGRESSIONAL BUREAU OF EFFICIENCY,
creating (see bill H. R. 3090).
CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN OF 1946, ad-
dress by Representative Knutson at
Republican district convention at
Lewistown, Mont., relative to Issues of,
A1868.
CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE TO VISIT
ALASKA, editorial from Anchorage
Times relative to, A3182.
CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEES, editorial
from Washington Post relative to
rights of witnesses before, A639.
Remarks in House relative to resolution
to assign to Government agencies,
joint, A2653.
"CONGRESSIONAL CONTROL OF THE PUB-
LIC SERVICE," article by Leonard D.
White entitled, A1225.
CONGRESSIONAL EXPENSE ALLOWANCE,
remarks in House relative to, 5724.
Remarks in Senate relative to, 6705.
CONGRESSIONAL FLYING CLUB, list of
officers and board of directors of,
A3172.
Remarks In House relative to organiza-
tion of, A1417.
Remarks in House relative to observance
of first anniversary of, A3170.
CONGRESSIONAL FOOD STUDY COMMIT-
TEE, remarks in House relative to,
4299.
CONGRESSIONAL FRONT (publication), ar-
ticle relative to court martials by Rep-
resentative Dirksen from, A4048.
Excerpts by Representative Dirken
entitled, A17, A18.
167
"CONGRESSIONAL INCOME," editorial from
Washington Evening Star captioned,
A2111.
CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY, memorandum
of vocations of Members of Congress
prepared by, A3319.
CONGRESSIONAL MEDAL OF HONOR, ar-
ticle from International Teamster
relative to posthumous. award to Ray-
mond Zussman of, A2719.
Article from Butte (Mont.) Standard
relative to posthumous award to La
Verne Parrish of, A3748.
Article by J. R. Ferren from Signs of the
Times relative to award to Desmond
T. Doss of, A5366.
Bill to provide for payment of pensions
to widows and recipients of (see bill
H. R. 498).
Bill authorizing President to award post-
humously to Franklin Delano Roose-
velt (see bill H. R. 2966).
Bill authorizing the President to award
posthumously to William Mitchell (see
bill S. 881).
Bill authorizing President to award post-
humously to Franklin Delano Roose-
velt (see bills S. 877; H. R. 2897, 2952).
Bill authorizing award to Douglas Mac-
Arthur of (see bill H. R. 3943).
Bill authorizing award to John J. Per-
shing of a special (see bill H. R. 3944).
Bill authorizing award to Douglas
MacArthur of a special (see bill H. R.
3945).
Bill authorizing presentation to Jona-
than M. Wainright of (see bill H. R.
3947).
Bill authorizing award to Dwight David
Eisenhower of a special (see bill H. R.
3946).
Bill authorizing the President to award
Claire Lee Chennault (see bill H. R.
4136).
Bill authorizing award to John J.
Pershing by the President of, (see bill
H. R. 3541).
Bill authorizing award by the President
to Dwight David Eisenhower of (see
bill H. R. 3542).
Citation awarding Joseph J. McCarthy,
A4569.
Citation awarding William A. Shomo the,
A3224.
Citation awarding posthumously to Alvin
P. Carey the, A3224.
Citation upon presentation to Arthur J.
Jackson by the President of, A4198.
Citations to Lt. Col. William J. O'Brien
and Sgt. Thomas A. Baker for awards
of, A2585.
Editorial by James F. Haas from Shenan-
doah (Pa.) Evening Herald relative to
posthumous award to Anthony P.
Damato of, A1789.
Joint resolution authorizing the Presi-
dent to award posthumously to Ernie
Pyle (see S. J. Res. 59).
Joint resolution authorizing the Presi-
dent to award posthumously to Ernie
Pyle (see H. J. Res. 164, 165, 166, 167,
170).
Joint resolution authorizing President to
award to Franklin Delano Roosevelt
a posthumous (see H. J. Res. 154).
Letter by W. A. Petree opposing award
to Franklin Delano Roosevelt of, A2267.
List from Army and Navy 'Register
awarded during present war the, A1799.
List of names of recipients of, 7425.
Official citation awarding Rodger Wilson
Young, A1121, A1122, A1123.
Press release' by the Army relative to
award to Gino J. Merli of, A3459.
Proceedings of a joint meeting of Senate
and House of Representatives for
presentation by the President of the
United States of a Congressional Medal
of Honor to the one hundredth Ameri-
can infantryman, 4787, 4817.
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CONGRESSIONAL MEDAL OF HONOR-Con. * CONGRESSIONAL RECORD-Continued.
Remarks in House relative to persons
eligible for award of, A1799.
Remarks in House relative to act of Con-
gress on December 21, 1861, author-
izing, A1799.
Remarks in House relative to award to
Wilburn Ross of, A1799.
Remarks in House relative to legisla-
tion pertaining to, A1799.
Remarks in House relative to posthu-
mous award to Anthony P. Damato of,
A1789.
Remarks In House relative to award to
Wilburn Ross, of Strunk, McCreary
County, Ky., of, 3331.
Remarks in House relative to posthu-
mous award to Robert E. Femoyer of,
A2377.
Remarks in House relative to presenta-
tion by President before joint session
of Congress to Jake W. Lindsey of,
A2425.
Remarks in House relative to award to
Lt. Col. William J. O'Brien and Sgt.
Thomas A. Baker of, A2585.
- Remarks in House relative to presenta-
tion to John J. Pershing and Dwight
D. Eisenhower of, A3594.
Remarks in House relative to award to
Edward A. Silk and John J. Tominao
of, A4362.
Remarks in House relative to award to
Edward Bennett of, A4169;
Remarks in House relative to award to
Arthur J. Jackson ef, A4198,
Remarks In House relative to presenta-
tion to John Carlton . Sjogren of,
A4287.
Remarks in ,Senate relative to award. to
• Edgar Harold Lloyd, Maurice Britt,
and Nathan Gordon of, 3468.
Remarks in Senate relative to the award
of the one-hundredth Congressional
Medal of Honor to the one-hundredth
infantryman at a joint session of the
* Senate and House of Representatives,
4725.
CONGRESSIONAL MEDAL OF SACRIFICE,
provide for (see bill H. R. 374).
CONGRESSIONAL PAGE (Coast Guard heli-
copter), program held at United States
Capitol at christening of, A2263.
CONGRESEIONAL PROBLEMS, statement by
'Senator Taft relative to, A3723;
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS, author-
S"irig.' broadcasting of proceedings' of
the Senate and House of'Representa-
* ti'veg (see S. J. Res. 55). '
Remarls in House relative to the broad-
cast of, A2269.
Remarks in House relative to H. R. 89 to
broadcast, A1443.
• Resolution by - King . County (Wash.)
Democratic Central Committee relative
* to broadcasting of, A1455.
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD, providing for
delivery to former. Members of. Con-
gress of (see bill H. R. 160).
Bill to provide. for furnishing to members
of Federal judiciary of '(see bill.H. R.
2919).
Order of House granting general 14ave
to print remarks on bill (H. R. 2277)
to Insure adequate. nursing, care for
the armed forces, 1877.
Order of House granting general leave to
print remarks on bill (H. R. 2374)
making appropriations for deficien-
cies, 1594, 1635, 16E9.
O.der of House granting general leave to
* print remarks on House Joint Resolu-
tion 106 relative to the Tydings-Flan-
nagan amendment, 1534.
Order of House granting general leave Order
to p"int remarks on the bill (H. R.
3,) to establish a uniform system of
bankruptcy, 1100.
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Order of House granting general leave
to print remaiks on bill (S.375) to pro-
vide for the effective administration
of certain Covernment lending agen-
cies, 1145, 1197.
Order of House granting general leave to
print remarks on conference report cn
bill (H. R. 1752) to amend the Se-
lective Training and Service Act of
1940, 2857.
Order of House granting general leave to
print remarks on bill (H. R. 639) to
strengthen the Foreign ,ervice, 28E5.
Order of House granting general leave to
print remarks on bill (H. R. 3024)
making appropriations for the D-part-
ment cf the Interior, 29.5.
Order of House granting general leave
to print remarks on b:ll(H. R. 3146)
making appropriations for deficiencies,
4183.
Order of House granting general leave to
print remarks on VE-day, 4305.
Order of House granting general leave to
print remarks on House Joint Resolu-
tion 60 providing for ratification of
treaties, 4035, 4082.
Order of House granting general leave to
print remarks on bill (H. R. 84-0) au-
thoriz:ng appropriations for a perma-
nent program of scientific research in
the interest of national security, 6317.
Order of House granting general leave to
print remarks on bill (H. R. 3210) to
extend the authority of the President
wiih respect to, 5166.
Order of House granting general leave to
print remarks on bill, (H. R. 3579)
making appropriations for deficien-
cies, 6778.
Order' of House to authorize general
leave to.print remarks on bill (S. J.
Res. 30) to extend the effective period
of the Emergency Price Control Act
and the Stabilization Act of 1942, 6628.
Order of House to grant general leave
to print remarks on bill. (H. R. 3314)
relative to the Bretton Woods Agree-
ments, 5686.
Order of House granting general leave to
print remarks.on bill (H. R. 7) pro-
viding for outlawing the poll tax, 60:3.
Order of House granting general leave
to print remarks on bill (H. R. 3109)
* makifig appropriations for the leg:sla-:
tive branch, &732.
Order of House to print remarks on bill
(H. R. 3368) making appropriations for
national war agencies, 5751.
Order of House granting general leave to
print remarks on bill (H. R. 3393 'to
improve salary and wage administra-
tion in the Federal service, 5922.
O.der of House granting general leave
to print remarks on bill (H. R. 29481
to amend the Civil Service Retirement
Act, 9098.
Order of House granting general leave
to extend remarks on the subject of
the Jewish homeland, 9687.
Order of -House granting general 'leave
to print remarks on bill (H.'R. 0951)
to stimulate volunteer enlsment in
the Army and Navy, 8720.
Order of House granting general leave
to extend remarks on bill (H. R. 3517)
to authorize immigration and naturl-
ization of persofbs of races indigenous
to India, 9544.
Order of House granting general leave
to extend remarks on bill (H. R. 41'9)
for reorganization of Executive agen-
cies, 9454.
Order of House granting general leave to
extend remarks on bill (H. R. 43C9)
to reduce taxation, 9635.
of House granting general leave to
print remarks on bill (H. R. 4407) to'
reduce appropriations and contract
authorizations, 9871.
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD-Continued.
Order of House gianting general leave
to extend remarks on bill (H. 0. 3615)
to provide Federal aid for development
of public airports, 9721.
Order of House granting general leave to
print remarks in, 10306.
Order of House authorizing the printing
of extension of remarks in, 11228.
Order of House granting general leave
to extend remarks on UNRRA, 11517.
Parliamentary inquiry in House relative
to the printing of speeches in, 1783.
Remarks in House relative to printing of
the proceedings of the House in, 755.
Remarks in House relative to insertion of
remarks byMembers in, 810.
Remarks in House relative to cost .cf
printing, A4315.
CONGREESIONAL RECORD OF THE AIR,
radio address entitled "Universal
Peacetime Military Service" by Repre-
sentative Celler on program, A494.
Radio address by Representative Celler
relative to trade with Great Britain
on, A3824.
"CONGRESSIONAL SALARIES," article from
publication, What's Happening in
Washington, captioned, Ail().
Editorial from Council Bluffs (Iowa)
Nonpareil entitled, A3131.
Message from the President urging in-
crease of, 6087, 8364, 8377,,8387.
Remarks in Senate relative to the pro-
posed increase in, 4964, 5335, 0383, 5469,
5791.
S~atement by former Representative Pet-
tengill relative to, A486..
"CONGRESSIONAL VIEWPOINT," address by
Senator Butler in New York before
Golden Anniversary Congress of Amer-
ican- Industry of National. Association
of Manufacturers entitled, A5281.
CONGRESIONAL WAR CRIMES .COMMIT-
TEE, appointment of (see H. Con. Res.
46).
CONGRESSIONAL WAR PARENTS' ASSO-
CIATION, notice of a meeting to be
held by, 5464.
"CONGRESSMEN SHOULD' SEE EUROPE,"
editorial from Milwaukee (Wis.) Jour-
nal entitled, A2934.
"CONGRESSMEN'S PAY," editorial from
. Youngstown (Ohio) Vindicator en-
titled, A2E91.
CONKLING, ROSCOE S. (lieutenant colonel,
U. S. Army), article entitled "The Case.
Against Compulsory Peacetime Mili-
tary Training" by, A2036.
Review by 'Lewis Sanders of pamphlet
entitled "The Case Against Compul-
sory Peacetime Military Training" by,
A2199.
Remarks in Senate relative to military--
record of, A2033.
CONLAN, THOMAS L., correspondence rela-
tive to district OPA office in Cin-
cinnati between. C. Herbert Clemens
and, A2429, A213Q.
CONLItFFE, JOHN BELL, article relative to
economic problems from International
Economic outlook by, A&643.
CONLON, JIM J. -(second lieutenant, U. S.
Army) , letter relative to soldiers' beer
in India by, A19l.
CONNALLY, TOM.(a.Senator from Texas).
Address at electors' dinner. Washington,
D. C., January 19, 1945, A280.
Address by Maj. Gen. Edward F. Witsell
on overseas Christmas mailing, A37C4.
Address of Senator Pepper at Bogota,
. Colombia, A436.
Appointed conferee, 3754, 10534, 11081,
1222.
Appointed on committee, 169, 170.
Appointed on committee to zecort Gen.
Jonathan M. Wainwright, 8450.

CONNALLY, TOM-Continued.
Appointed on committee to escort the
President, 7118.
Appointed on committee to escort Prime
Minister Attlee, 10621.
Appointed on funeral committee, 3356.
Appointed on Special Committee - on
Atomic Energy, 10068.
Article by Gould Lincoln in Washington
Star relative to efforts of Senator Con-
nally at San Francisco Conference,
7955.
Article by Sterling Green entitled "More
Plants Profits Seen Even With Pay
Hikes," 10263.
Article from Rusk (Tex.) Cherokeean
by Frank L. Main lauding accomplish-
ments of, A3068.
Article in Look magazine entitled "How
Can We Keep the Peace?", by, A1546.
Citation to accompany award of Medal
for Merit to Ralph K. Davies, A5523.
Confirmed as representative to General
Assembly of United Nations, 12439,
12451.
Leave of absence, 10786.
Nominated to be a representative to first
session of General Assembly' of the
12344.
United Nations, 12323,
Radio address from United Nations Con-
ference on International Organization
at San Francisco, A2341
Resolution by Legislature of Texas rela--
tive to social-security coverage of State
employees, 3301.
Resolution by Texas Democratic Execu-
tive Committee paying tribute to
Franklin D. Roosevelt, 8800.
Tribute by Senator White to, 8191.
'Amendments offered by, to
United Nations Organization (S. 1580):
to amend, 11391.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
American prisoners of war: to promote
(see bill S. 928), 3749.
Bankruptcy Act: to amend (see bill S.
.1365), 8361.
Kempndr, H.: for relief(see billS. 334),
'330.'
Livestock: relating to 'stabilization of
prics during postwar period (see bill
s. 1335), 8210. •
United Nations: to appoint representa-
tives of the United States in the or-
gans and agencies of (see bill S. 1580),
10487.
Motions and resolutions offered. by
Committee on Foreign Relations: cler-
Ical assistance (see S. Res. 111), 2748.
- entertainment of distinguished
. visitors (see S. Res. 109), 2635.
Pan-American Highway system: inves-
tlga-on, regarding (see S.. Res. 74),
921.
Remarks by, on
Acheson, Dean .G.: biographical. sketch,
8901.
- confirmation, 8887, 8888, '8896,
8901-8909.
Appropriations: reduction of certain,
10E39, 10840.
Argentina: text of action at Inter-Amer-
ican Conference, Mexico City, 2020.
Army: alleged destruction of food and
equipment in Australia, 11286, .11287.
-discharge of doctors, 8598.
-- voluntary enlistment bill, 8971,
8972.
Atomic bomb, 10329.
Atomic energy: reference of bill (S.
1463), 9400, 9401.
Banktuptcy: appointment of referees,
8486.
Braden, Spruille: confirmation, 9900,
9901, 9906.
Bretton Woods agreements: considera-
tion, 7272.
Canada:. extradition treaty with, :10773.
Crowley, Leo T.': tribute, 9647.
Deficienby appropriation bill, 2750.
Dumbarton Oabs proposals, 472.
INDEX
-CONNALLY, TOM-Continued.
.Remarks by, on . Remarks by, on
Dumbarton Oaks Agreement: order to
,reprint, .260. • -
Excess-profits tax, 9983, 9984, 10263.
Expression of thanks to colleagues, 8191.
Foreign policy of the United States: need
of withholding comments on, 168.
-reply to Senator Vandenberg, 168.
-text of letter by 16 new Senators
to the President, 467.
-12-point program of the Presi-
dent, 10973.
Government agencies: reorganization,
11941.
Great Britain and Northern Ireland:
petroleum agreement, 10323.
Hawkes, Albert W.: editorial references
to, 3400.
Hurley, Patrick J.: resignation as Am-
bassador to China, 11112, 11113, 11114,
,11115, 11117, 11118.
-editorial from New York Herald
Tribune, 11115.
.statement by Secretary of State,
11113.
International Civil Aviation Conference:
removal of injunction of secrecy from
convention (Executive A, 79th Cong.),
1999.
International peace organization, 168.
International Sanitary Conventions:
removal of injunction of secrecy, 2108.
Japan: occupation of, 8901-8909.
-proposed joint commission on
control of, 9565.
Lawson, Lawrence M.: memorandum on
background of, 8543.
Leave of absence, 3611.
Lend-lease: extension, 3197.
MacArthur, Gen. Douglas A.: invitation
to address Congress, 9473.
Marshall, Gen. George C.: printing of
report, 9647. -,
Mexico: claims, 2771.
treaty respecting waters of Colo-
.rado 'River and Rio Grands, 2106, 2330-
2349, 2390, 2652, 2655, 2656, 2657, 2662,
2810, 2811, 2815, 3074, 3094, 3095, 3105,
3106, 31,07, 3114, 3115, 3126, 3158, 3160,
31.62, 3163, 3170, 3171, 3174, 3,178, 3278-
3281, 3291-3296, 3309, 3318, 3319, 3365-
3367, 3373-3375, 3378, 3381, 3382, 3383,
3384, 3405, 3416, 8418, 3421, 3423, 3425,
3427, 3428, 3429, 3485, 3486, 3487, 3488,
3489.
digest of press and radio com-
ment, 3163.
-letter and editorial expressing
views of CIO, 3428.
Sprinting of resolution of ratifica-
tion and reservations, 3261.
-resolution of ratification and res-
ervations, 3278, 3291.
'ratification of water treaty, 9124.
statement on -estimated costs of
projects provided In, 3367.
Mexico City: results of Inter-American
Conference, 2020-2024, 2026, 2027.
1 text of Act of Chapultepec,. 2021.
Navy: hospitals, 10889, 10840, 10841.
- statement for public works pro-
gram by Ross T McIntire, 10840.
Norway: removal of injunction of se-
crecy from claims convention with,
8450.
Oregon Lambs 8091.
Paleqtine resolution, 12136, 12137, 12139,
12141, 12169-12173.
-article re appointment of com-
mission to 'study, 12170.
- letter by the President to British
Prime Minister, 121,69.
President of the United States: death of,
8855.
Revenue Act of 1945, 9983, 9984, 9985,
9986.
- ,-conference report, 10263.
motion to recommit, 9991.
Russell, Donald S.: confirmatidn, 8603.
San Francisco Conference: remarks on
eve of departure to, 3611.
169,
CONNALLY, TOM-Continued.
United Nations Charter, 6874-6878, 7941-
7955, 7959, 7987, 7990, 8009, 8010, 8011,
8013, 8014, 8016, 8017, 8028, 8029, 8042,
8060, 8062, 8063, 8064, 8078, 8106, 8112,
8114, 8129, 8133, 8154, 8168, 8183.
-hearings, 7275, 7350.
-list of organizations appearing
before Committee on Foreign Rela-
tions, 7951, 7954, 7955.
United Nations Organization bill, 10848,
10849, 10850, 10851, 12262.
appointment of American repre-
sentatives, 10964, 10974, 10977, 11016,
11024, 11025, 11036, 11162, 11163, 11167,
11173, 11238, 11242, 11243, 11299, 11301,
11303, 11314, 11315, 11317, 11318, 11319,
11390, 11391, 11404, 11405, 11407, 11408.
- conference report, 12321.
- nomination of American repre-
sentatives, 12322, 12323.
- plea for expedition of bill .(S.
1580), 11281.
- ruling by Attorney General Daugh-
erty re special appointments, 12322.
UNRRA: appropriation, ' 11038, 11303,
11304, 12049, 12057-12059, 12144, 12145,
12116-12158, 12164.
United Nations Security Council: powers
of United States member on, 8294.
'United States-Great Britain oil agree-
ment: return to the President, 259.
War'Department Appropriation bill (civil
functions), 2017.
Williams, Aubrey: confirmation, 2105,
2106, 2349, 2390.
Reports made by, from
Committee of Conference:
United Nations Organization (S. 1580),
12321.
Committee on Foreign Relations:
Acheson, Dean G.: nomination, 8767.
Alling,V'Paul H.: nomination, 3091
Atomic bomb (S. Con. Res. 28), 9005.
Barbour, Walworth: nomination, 231.
Baruch,.Herman B.: nomination, .800.
Benton, William: nomination, 8538.
Berle, Adolf.A., Jr.: nomination, 231.
Braden, Spruille: nomination, -9788.
Brown, Stephen C.: nomination, 10003.
Buell, Robert L.: nomination, 231.
Buildings and -grounds in foreign coun-
tries (H. R. 685, Rept. 112), 2588.
Butrick, Richard P.: nominatioi, 3091.
Clerical assistance (S. Res. 111), 3109.
Cochran. H. Merle: nomination, 3091.
Cohen. Benjamin V.: nomination, 8537.
Cole, "Felix: nomination, 1141.
Cowan, Robert T.: nomination, 3091.
Dick, Hassell H.: nomination, 10003.
Entertainment fund (S. Res. 109), 3109.
Fletcher, Samuel J.: nomination, 10003.
Foreign Service Officers: nominations,
2035, 2194, 3092, 7586, 8537, 9573, 11958.
Fowler, William A.: nomination, 3091.
Fuller, George Gregg: nomination, 8093.
Hamilton, Maxwell M.: nomination, 8767.
Hines, Frank T.: nomination, 8538.
Kyle, Edwin Jackson: nomination, 800.
Lend-lease program (H. R. 2013, Rept.
'178), 3109.
Lyon, Frederick B.: nomination, 3091.
McCarthy, Frank: nomination, 8767.
MeEnelly, Thomas: nomination, 2035.
McGurk, Joseph F.: nomination, 800.
McKinney, Walter H.: nomination, 2035.
McNiece, Renwick S.: nomination, 10003.
Merrell, George R.: nomination, 1445.
.Mexico: water treaty .(Ex. Rept. No. 2,
79th Cong., 1st sess,), 1445.
Mexico Claims Commission (H. J. Res.
115, Rept. 113), 2588.
Minnigerode, H. Gordon: nomination,
3091.
Murray, Wallace: nomination, 1,141.
Norweb, R. Henry: nomination, 800.
Palmer, Ely E.: nomination, 800.
Penfield, James K.: nomination,:2035.
Russell, Donald S.: nomination, 6537.
Schoenfeld, H. F. Arthur: nomination,
11958.
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CONNALLY,. TOM-Continued.
Reports made by, /rom
Stanton, Edwin F.: nomination, 8093.
Steger, Christian T.: nomination, 2035.
Streeper, Robert B.: nomination, 10003.
United Nations Charter (Executive F,
Ex. Rept. 8), 7552.
United Nations Organization: American
representatives (S. 1580, Rept. 717),
10487.
United Nations Relief and Rehabilita-
tion Administration (H. R. 4649, Rept.
856), 11933.
Warren, Avra M.: nomination, 10003.
Warren, Fletcher: nomination, 3091.
Wilson, Edwin C.: nomination, 408.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
CONNECTICUT, credentials of Senator: des-
ignate Hart from, 1108.
Memorial 6f legislature relative to the
death of Francis T. Maloney, 4502.
Memorial of legislature relative to re-
tention of principles of the Atlantic
Charter, 4503.
Memorial of legislature urging freedom
and independence for Poland, 4446.
Memorial of legislature urging universal
military training, 4374.
Memorial of legislature urging Congress
to pass legislation providing universal
military training, A2267.
Memorial of legislature relative to repre-
sentation at the peace table of mem-
bers of the armed forces, 2461.
Memorial relative to representation at
peace table of members of the armed
forces by General Assembly of, A1284.
Memorial of legislature urging passage
of the Bretton Woods agreements bill,
7588.
Resolution endorsing proposed legisla-
tion providing for compulsory military
training, 8048.
Resolution relative to freedom of the
press on. world-wide basis by legisla-
ture of, A2928.
CONNECTICUT FEDERATION OF LABOR,
telegram favoring retention of milk
subsidy from, A5156.
CONNECTICUT HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION,
correspondence relative to recruitment
of nurses, 914.
CONNECTICUT REEMPLOYMENT PRO-
GRAM, article by Carl A. Gray relative
to, A836.
CONNECTICUT RIVER, granting consent to
Connecticut to construct a bridge at
or near old Saybrook, across (see bill
H. R. 4940).
CONNECTICUT: VETERAN REHABILITA-
TION PROGRAM, remarks in House
relative to, A3280.
"CONNECTICUT WAR WORKERS' PRODUC-
TION LEADING NATION," article by
A. E. Magnell from Hartford Courant
entitled, A327.
CONNECTICUT'S EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM
FOR yETERANS, article by Francis J.
Bassett on subject, A3156.
CONNELLY, MILTON E., article entitled
"OPA's Rent Set-up Fails to Consider
Local Problems" from Haverhill
(Mass.) Gazette by, A5774.
CCNNELLY, PATRICK J., article from Post-
master Gazette relative to establish-
ment of public relations in Boston
(Mass.) post office under, A3013.
CONNERS, EDWARD, relief (see bill H. R.
3485).
CONNERS, HIBERNIA I., relief (see bill S.
1027").
CONNERY, GEORGE, article relative to. spe-
cial consideration for Army's depend-
ables from Washington Post by, A2459.
Article captioned "Army spares 665,000
men from service overseas" by, A3758.
Article from Washington Post entitled
"Alaskan Frontier for GI's Called
Myth," A4921.
INDEX
CONNOLLY, JOHN M., letter relative to dis-
posal of Government surplus property,
A3724.
CONNOR, ARTHUR, letter relative to status
of returning veteran by J. W. Winter-
bottom and, A724.
CONNOR, JAMES P. (sergeant, U. S. Army),
resolution by Delaware Legislature
commemorating the distinguished and
courageous service on D-day of, A2495.
CONNOR, JESS A., letter relative to scarcity
of farm labor in Trego County, Kans.,
by, A589.
CONNORS, JOHN T., letter relative to Army
Air Forces Day at Scott Field, Ill., by,
A3849.
CONROY, JAMES G. (colonel, U. S. Army),
remarks in House relative to death in
action of, A2887.
CONROY, MRS. JAMES G., pension (see bill
H. R. 1240).
CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTORS, furnish a
special form of honorable discharge
from the armed forces to (see bill H. R.
421).
Bill to authorize use of certain funds for
care of dependents of (see bill H. R.
1343).
Bill to make Army's point system for
discharge applicable to release of (see
bill H. R. 3597).
Bill to prevent a point system for release
of (see bill H. R. 3772*).
Bill to regulate employment of (see bill
H. R. 2095).
Editorial from Shreveport (La.) Journal
relative to camp disorders of, A623.
Letter by Paul G. Hayes, of Bismarck, N.
Dak., relative to release from prison of,
A5127.
Letters by Seventh-Day Adventists War
Service Commission and Irwin F. Shen-
nett relative to honorable discharges
for, A3336.
Report of American Friends Service Com-
mittee relative to wartime service and
treatment of, A3591.
Resolution by Lllen County of veterans
organizations, Fort Wayne, Ind., pro-
testing release of, A3005.
Statement by Charles J. Gray and reso-
lution by executive committee, depart-
ment of Michigan, American Legion,
relative to deplorable condition at
camp at Germfast, Mich., for, A1461.
CONSCIENTIOUS , OBJECTOR AWARDED
CONGRESSIONAL MEDAL OF HONOR,
article by J. R. Ferren from Signs of
the Times relative to Desmond T. Doss,
A5366.
CONSCRIPTION, letter from S. Ben Finley
relative to peacetime, 8727.
Remarks in House relative to civilian,
A132.
Remarks in House relative to peacetime,
8514.
Resolution to continue for the purpose
of performing police duties in con-
quered countries, 8662.
CONSERVATION AUTHORITIES, provide for
creation of (see bill H. R. 1824).
Remarks In House relative to bill, H. R.
1824, creating, 3338.
CONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF
OUR NATURAL RESOURCES, address
by Senator Carville at National Gov-
ernors' Conference on, A3825.
CONSIDINE, BOB, article on Jerusalem-
money changers, modern style? by,
A3306.
CONSOLIDATED VULTEE AIRCRAFT CORP.,
letter relative to airplane production
by official of, A1240.
Letter relative to aircraft manufacture
by an official of, A824.
News dispatch from Washington Evening
Star relative to grand jury's investi-
gation of, A517.
CONSOLIDATED VULTEE AIRCRAFT
CORP.-Continued.
Remarks in House relative to grand jury
investigation of a bomber of, A824.
Remarks in House relative to investiga-
tion of negligence of, A1239.
CONSOLVO, CHARLES H., RECEIVER, adju-
dicate claim of (see bill H. R. 2309).
CONSTANTINO & SONS, B.: relief (see bill
S. 1028).
"CONSTITUTION DAY," article from Law-
rence (Mass.) Sun entitled, A3953.
CONSTITUTION HALL, condition the tax
exemption accorded to Daughters of
American Revolution on their not
denying commercial use by reason of
race, creed, or color of (see bills H. R.
4420, 4436).
Editorial from New York Times relative
to D. A. R.'s barring Hazel Scott from
use of, A4307.
Remarks in House relative to bill to con-
dition tax exemption to D. A. R. on,
A4377.
R3marks in House relative to D. A. R.
denying use to Hazel Scott of, A4129.
CONSTITUTION FOR THE UNITED NA-
TIONS, remarks in House relative to
the essay contest participated in by
Darla Lon Eddy, Pauline Pyles, and
Tony Pataki on the.subject of, 3049.
CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED NATIONS
EDUCATIONAL, SCIENTIFIC, AND
CULTURAL ORGANIZATIONS, text of,
11001.
CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES.
Address entitled "Ratification of the
Federal Constitution by the State of
Delaware" by Senator Tunnell at
Dover, Del., A5270.
Bill to provide for placing In each post
office one copy of (see bill H. R. 407)
Concurrent resolution to print addition-
al copies of hearings on a proposed
amendment relative to the making of
treaties (see H. Con. Res. 36*).
Editoriar by E. M. Ohmstead from
Grangeville (Ida.), Idaho County Free
Press, entitled, A118.
Excerpts relative to suffrage from four-
teenth amendment to, A2825.
Joint resolution to provide for proper
observance of one hundred and fifty-
fourth anniversary of adoption of
fist 10 amendments to the Constitu-
tion, known as Bill of Rights (see S. J.
Res. 86)
Letter captioned "Violations of money
provisions of Constitution cause of
economic distress," by Page L. Haw-
thorne from Union Farmer, A746.
Memorial of Legislature of New York
urging adoption of the equal rights
amendment to, 3940.
Memorial of Legislature of Oregon rela-
tive to a proposed amendment to limit
the tenure of the President, 3601.
Remarks in House relative to, 10241.
Remarks in House relative to age of
men who signed, 11047.
Remarks in House relative to Byrnes
curfew violating, A959.
Remarks in House relative to the coun-
try returning to fundamentals of,
A437.
Remarks In House relative to plan of a
certain group to repeal sixteenth
amendment and substitute a pro-
posed twenty-second amendment,
A1528.
Remarks in House relative to time taken
for ratification of, A1534.
Remarks in House relative to right of
suffrage under fourteenth amendment
to, A2822.
Remarks in House relative to oratorical
contest at Freehold High School spon-
sored by American Legion on subject,
A2806.

CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED
STATES--Continued.
Remarks in House relative to circum-
stances of ratification of,-A3597.
Remarks In House relative to resolution
to change present method of ratiica-
tion of treaties, 1703.
Resolution by Town Hall Committee of
Wichita, Kans., for an amendment, to
define "Commerce Among the Several
States", A242.
Speeches by James- W. Moore, Bernard
Franckel, John Britton, Jr., and Carol
Markes in oratorical contest at Free-
hold High' School on subject, A2806,
A2807, A2808.
Statement before subcommittee of Sen-
ate Committee on the Judiciary by
Senator Butler relative to limiting
Presidential tenure by amending,
A4063.
Tables: synopsis of tax laws since, adop-
tion of sixteenth amendment to,
A884-A888.
Text of thirteenth amendment to, A438.
Text of House Joint Resolution '71,
amendment providing for equal rights
A1780.
Joint resolutions for amendments to
Cabinet: relative to composition of (see
S. J. Res. 11).
Citizenship: relative to (see H. J. Res.
22).
District of Columbia suffrage: propos-
ing an amendment to provide for (see
S. J. Res. 9).
-to grant national representation
to people of (see H. J. Res. 62, 84).
Employment in Government: relative to
appointment, under certain condi-
tions, of Senators or Representatives
to (see H. J. Res. 61).
Equal rights for women and men:
providing for (see S. J. Res. 61; H. J.
Res. 71, 80, 82, 96).
Ex-Presidents: relative to making them
Members of Senate (see H. J. Res.
231).
Fifteenth amendment: remarks in House
relative to failure of California and
New York to ratify, 5998.
Fiscal matters: relative to (see S. J.
Res. 8*).
Freedom to work: relative to (see S. J.
Res. 20).
House of Representatives: relative to
term of office of Members of (see H. J.
Res. 13).
- changing methods of electing
(see S. J. Reg. 1, 10, 12; H. J. Res. 9,
11, 14, 39, 65).
Impeachment: to permit conviction
upon concurrence of a majority of the
Senators present in cases of (see S. J.
Res. 52).
Judges: relating to removal of (see H. J.
Res. 32).
Marriage and divorce (see S. J. Res. 47;
H. J. Res. 102).
Members of Congress: limit the tenure
of office to 6 years (see H. J. Res. 429).
Poll tax or property tax: joint resolution
to prohibit any State to deny or
abridge right of any citizen to vote on
account of failure to pay (see H. J.
Res. 54).
Powers to the individual States with
consent of Congress permitted by (see
H. J. Res. 150).
President: with respect to form of oath
or affirmation to be taken by (see H. J.
Res. 81).
relative to term of office of (see
S. J. Res. 82; H. J. Res. 229).
President and Vice President:joint reso-
lution relative to election of (see H. J.
Res. 121).
-relating to terms of (see H. J
Res. 36, 151).
Presidential appointments: relating to
method of confirmation of (see H. J.
Res. 126).
INDEX
CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED
STATES-Continued.
Joint resolutionsfor amendments to
Representatives: to exclude aliens In
counting whole number of persons in
each State for apportionment of (see
H. J. Res. 21, 85).
Right to vote: extending to citizens 18
years or older (see S. J. Res. 17; H. J.
Res. 12, 40, 45).
Senate: proposing ex-Presidents as
Members of (see H. J. Res. 231).
Supreme Court: to fix the number of
Justices of (see H. J. Res. 37).
Taxation: relative to taxes on, incomes,
inheritances, and gifts (see H. J. Res.
88, 105).
Treaties: relative to the making of (see
S. J. Res. 14, 53; H. J. Res. 16, 26, 29,
38, 56, 57, 58, 60*, 68, 320).
for ratification of (see
-providing
H. J. Res. 60*, 72).
Vice President: limit the tenure of office
to 6 years (see H. J. Res. 229).
Vice Presidents: providing for of First,
Second, and Third (see H. J. Res. 230).
Presidential vetoes: relating to passage
of legislation, notwithstanding (see
H. J. Res. 63).
"CONSTITUTION IN A CHANGING WORLD,"
,speech by John Britton, Jr., in a high
school contest entitled, A2807.
"CONSTITUTION IN A CHANKING WORLD,"
speech by John Britton, Jr., in a high
school contest entitled, A2807.
CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES
OF THE WORLD, remarks in House
relative to proposed, A1608.
"CONSTITUTION AND THE CHARTER,"
ad-
dress by Edward S. Corwin before In-
stitute of Government, University of
Washington, in Seattle entitled, A3705.
"CONSTITUTION AND THE FEPC," edi-
torial from Shreveport (La.) Times
entitled, A4342.
"CONSTITUTION AS. A MODEL," editorial
by Kenneth W. Simons from Bismarck
(N. Dak.) Tribune entitled, A1929.
"CONSTITUTION FOR A UNITED NATIONS
GOVERMENT," excerpts from essays
by Miss Eddy, Mr. Pataki, and Miss
Pyles entitled, A2642.
Letter by Floyd B. Cox relative to essay
on, A2641.
"CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES:
IT'S SIGNIFICANCE," address by
'Frank E. Gannett in Rochester, N. Y.,
entitled, A4255.
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION OF 1787,
remarks in House in observance of the
one hundred and fifty-eighth anni-
versary of the opening of, 4542.
CONSTITUTIONAL GOVERNMENT, address
by Paul Jones on subject, A4344.
Bill to aid in (see bill H. R. 429).
Editorial by A. Q. Miller from Belleville
(Kans.) Telescope relative to return
to, A3935.
CONSTITUTIONAL LIMITATION, article by
Robert B. Dresser relative to need of,
A450.
CONSTITUTIONAL SYSTEM OF GOVERN-
MENT, address by Representative Cox
'before National Association of State
Chambers of Commerce relative to
concerted drive against our, A243.
"CONSTRUCTIVE MOVES IN FOREIGN POL-
ICY," 'article by Arthur Krock from
New York Times entitled, A119.
"CONSUMER APPROACH-GREEN LIGHT
ON THE HIGHWAY," article by M. M.
Coady entitled, A5671.
CONSUMER CONFERENCE OF GREATER
CINCINNATI, statement favoring price
controls by, A5156.
171
CONSUMER CREDIT CONTROLS, petition
from Retail Credit Institute of Amer-
ica listing 11 arguments for termina-
tion of, A5546.
Remarks in House relative to modifica-
tion of, A5546.
CONSUMERS LEAGUE OF MIAMI, FLA.,
statement favoring price controls by,
A5156.
CONSUMERS UNION OF UNITED STATES,
statement favoring extension of OPA
by Coston E. Warne, President of,
A2949.
Statement- relative to price and rent
control before House Labor Committee
made by Colston E. Warne, president
of, A5029.
CONTAMINATION OF STREAMS, prevent
(see bill H. R. 4705).
"CONTEMPT CHARGES AGAINSTDEUTSCH,"
editorial from Milwaukee Journal en-
titled, A2554.
CONTESTED ELECTIONS, letter from the
Clerk of the House relative to the con-
test of Hicks against Dondero, 7877.
Letter from Mr. Sumners of Texas rela-
.tive to the alleged contested election
case of Moss A. Plunkett, 1034.
CONTINGENT FUND. See SENATE.
CONTINENTAL CASUALTY CO., INC., relief
(see bill H. R. 1307").
"CONTINUING SCANDAL," editorial from
Commonweal entitled, A5741.
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY LABOR JOURNAL
(publication), article on our Hessian
stunt in Far East likely to generate
mass hatred against United States
from, A5545.
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY (CALIF.) WAL-
NUT GROWERS' ASSOCIATION, reso-
lution opposing extension of Recipro-
cal Trade Agreements Act by, A2507.
CONTRACT AUTHORIZATIONS, amendment
in Senate to bill (H. R. 4407) reducing
certain, 10072.
Bill reducing certain (see bill H. R.
4407*).
Remarks in House relative to the bill
(H. R. 4407) to reduce, 9824.
CONTRACT RE.NEGOTIATION, remarks in
House relative to policy of Renegotia-
tion Board in, A4683.
CONTRACT SETTLEMENT ACT OF 1944,
amend to provide severance pay for
employees terminated by reason of
cancellation of Government contracts
(see bill H. R. 4150).
CONTRACT TERMINATIONS. See OrFicE or
CONTRACT SETTLEMENTS.
Report concerning, 4373.
CONTRACTING AND SALES CO., INC., relief
(see bill S. 137; H. R. 1454).
CONTRACTORS, amend act relative to com-
pensation for injury, death, or deten-
tion of employees of contractors out-
side United States (see bill S. 1561).
Bill to make unlawful certain contracts
and practices in connection with la-
bor relations (see bill H. R. 2818).
Bill to extend the renegotiation act (see
bill H. R. 3395*),
Remarks in House relative to amount
refunded through renegotiation of,
A1678.
"CONTROLLED ATOMS OR CONTROLLED
LIVES," article by James H. McGraw,
Jr., entitled, A5750.
CONVERSION, remarks in House relative to
failure of Congress to act on, A3584.
CONVICTS, amend section 5296 of Revised
Statutes relating to discharge for non-
payment of fines of indigent (see bill
H. R. 2464).
Bill to make it a criminal offense for
certain escaped convicts to travel from
one State to another (see bills S. 49*;
H. R. 2019*).
172
CONVICTS-Continued. - COOLEY, HAROLD D.-Continued.
Letter from the Attorney General trans-
mitting a draft of a proposed bill to
make it a criminal offense for certain
escaped convicts to travel from one
State to another, 589.
.CONWAY, E. A., address entitled 'The Big
Bankers and Bretton Woods" by, A1202.
Article entitled "Days, of Decision and
Peacemakers-Feighan, La Follette,
and Weiss" from San Francisco Moni-
tor by, A1056.
Radio address relative to public opinion's
influence on approaching San Fran-
cisco Conference by, A1410.
Remarks in House relative to work in be-
half of international cooperation of,
A1409.
COOK, FLORENCE V., relief (see bill H. R.
4805).
.COOK, GEORGE A., report of the Committee
on Interstate Commerce in Senate on
nomination of, 2662.
COOK, HARRY H., letter opposing extension
of Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act
from, A2784.
Remarks in House relative to the tariff -COONEY, JAMES G., relief (see bill S. 751:
on glass, 5062.
Statement relative to extension of .Re-
ciprocal Trade Agreements Act-before
Senate Finance Committee by, A2656.
COOK, WILLARD R., & CO., adjudicate claim
. of (see bill H. R. 2309).
COOKE, FLORA J., article by John McGrath
from Chica-,o Sun relative to corre-
spondence on extension of FEPC be-
tween Senator Bilbo and, A3790.
*COOKE, MORRIS L., article "T. V. A.-Type
River Development- Hailed As Assur-
ance of Jobs" from St. Louis Post Dis-
patch by, A898.
Excerpt from Who's Who In America
relative to, 2524.
COOLEY, HAROLD D. (a Representative from
North Carolina).
Appointed conferee, 7408..
Appointed on committee, 274.
Ceremonies at National Archives Build-
* Ing at unveiling of Japanese surrender
documents, A4471.
Editorial from Lynchburg (Va.) News en-
titled "Whose Musicians?" A5535.
R3marks in House relative to bill H. R.
2£239 introduced by, 12012.
Amendments offered by, to
Agricultural appropriation bill (H. R.
26E9) : to amend, 2713.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Farmers' Home Corporation: to transfer
assets of certain lending agencies to
(see billlH. R. 2239), 1207.
North Carolina: relief of certain claim-
ants at Smithfield and Salma (H. R.
2662), 2381.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill, 2557,
2711, 2712, 2713, 2714, 2716, 2717, 2719,
2728, 2729, 2734, 2736.
Bugg Island Reservoir, 11207.
-- resolution and letters, 11207.
Census of agriculture, 850.
Commodity Credit Corporation, 1965,
1973, 1981, 1982, 2013, 2045, 2047, 2048,
2050, 2051, 2056, 2058, 2059, 2060, 2061,
2063, 2066.
Deficiency appropriation .bill, 11050,
11207.
Departments of State, Justice, and Com-
merce appropriation bill, 2358, 2359.
Europe: report on visit to liberated coun-
tries, 7378.
Farm labor: deferment of, 2429, 2431,
2436, 2437.
- directive by General Hershey, 835.
- drafting, 830, 831, 835, 1199.
-veto of H. J. Res. 106, 4157, 4158.
Farm Security Administration, 2728.
-legislative history, 2358.
Federal Crop Insurance, 1684, 1685, 1666,
1C87, 1628.
INDEX
Remarks by, on
Food and Agriculture Organization of
United Nations, 3986, 3987.
Full-employment bill, 11984.
Government corporations: financial con-
trol, 8559.
Independent Offices Appropriation bill,
950.
International agricultural and food or-
ganization, 7415, 7416.
Japanese surrender documents, 85il.
Lend-lease: extension, 2147.
Lending agencies of the Government,
1190.
Meat shortage, 2557.
Palestine: free entry of Jews into, 12387.
Small Business Committee: additional
funds, 11895, 11897.
Surplus Government property, 7412, 7413.
Tobacco seed: ban on exports, 1202, 1203.
United Nations Relief: appropriation,
10230.
Wallace, Henry A., 1179, 1190.
Yalta agreement, 7378.
* Yugoslavia: conditions in, 7378.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
H. R. 3021).
COONLEY, HOWARD, letter relative to
article on China by Representative
:. Judd from Time by, A3287.
CO-OP FORUM OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA; discussion by Representa-
: . tive Vqorhis, Thurman Arnold, and
Theodore J. Krebs on subject Mo-
nopoly before, A2050.
COOPER, BERNICE B., relief (see bill H. R.
e88). I Rept. 914)., 7504, 7506.
COOPER, CHARLES N., relief (see bill. S.
1029).
-COOPER, ELIZABETH ANN, editorial from
Commonweal relative to article, Mexi-
can Railroad Workers' Plight by, A5741.
COOPER, G. B., relief (see bill H. R. 1477).
COOPER, JERE (a Representative from Ten-
nessee).
Appointed conferee, 10044.
Appointed, on committee, 15..
• Appointed on funeral committee, 3356.
Appointed to 'Committee on Internal
Revenue Taxation, 549.
* Appointed on Joint Committee on the
Investigation of. Pearl Harbor, 8604.
Elected Speaker pro tempore of the
House (see H. Res. 212), 3047.
Letter relat~ve to nomination of Ray-
mond E. McKeough, 9578.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Bass, Nannie, for. relief (see bill H. R.
875), 60.
Hodges, L. Wilmoth, for relief (see bill
H. R. 874), 60.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Davis, Clifford: election to committee
(see H. Res. 400), 10680.
Election of members to standing com-
mittees (see H. Res. 7), 15.
House of Representatives: election of
* officers (see H. Res. ), 9.
-to increase compensation for two
floor managers of telephones of (see H.
Res. 118), 750.
McCormack, John W.: to elect as
Speaker pro tempore of the House (see
H. Res. 142), 1323.
Remarks by, on
Annuity payments: exemption from tax-
ation, 8991, 8993, 8994, 9091.
Congressional Record: general leave to
• Letter relative to cooperative movement
extend remarks, 5166.
Corporations: refund of excess profits
.tax, 7243.
Debt limit: increase, 1710, 1929, 1930,
1934, 1935, 1936, 1937, 1950, 1951.
Doughton, Robert L.: receiving degree of
doctor of laws, 6826.
-eighty-second birthday, 10470.
Independent offices appropriation bill,
331, 940.
COOPER, JERE-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Insurance business: regulation, 1093.
Interior Department appropriation bill:
rulings of the Chair, 3909, 3911.
International organizations, 10E66.
Legislative program 3224.
McCormack, John W.: elected majority
leader, 16.
Mechanical pencils: exemption from
certain taxes, 7518.
Members of Congress: expense allowance,
5271.
Nashville, Tenn.: public building, 12363.
Nationality Act: amendment, 4643.
Pearl Harbor investigation, 10446, 10449,
10450.
extension, 12473, 12535.
-- - py'b'ic hearings, 10600.
Presidential succession, 7022.
Rayburn. Sam: nominated Speaker, 7.
Reciprocal trade agreements, 4880, 4977,
4980, 5012, 5013, 5101, 5123, 5125, 5133,
5134, 5149, 5153, 5154, 5155, 5157,
5159, 5160, 5162, 5163, 5164.
- statement by Ralph E. Flanders,
4979.
statement of American Farm
Bureau Federation, 4978.
statistics, 4977.
Renegotiation Act, 6135, 6136, 6138, 6139.
Revenue bill of 1945, 9613 9614.
Tax adjustment bill, 7333, 7335.
Vinson, Fred M.: sworn in as Secretary
of the Treasury, 7924.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Ways and Means:
Tax on mechanical pencils (H. R.. 3239,
:Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
COOPER, JOHN T., relief (see bills S. 76';
h. R. 1730).
COOPER, KENT, article entitled ."To Prevent
War-No News Black-out," from New
Ynrk Times by, A1125, A1181.
Correspondence relative to disposition of
funds received from nhotographs of
raising flag on Iwo Jima between Sec-
retary of Navy and. A1951.
Letter. :relative to photograph of flag
raising on Mount Suribachi by, A1951.
-COOPER, PRENTICE (Governor of Tennes.
see), views relative to TVA from St.
Louis Post-Dispatch by, A54.
COOPER, WILLIAM H., relief (see bill S.
1669).
COOPERATIVE AGRICULTURAL EXTEN-
SION WORK, provide for further de-
velopment -(see bills S. .383*; H. R.
1690').
Bill relating to educational work and
to promote economy in expenditure of
public funds in (see bill S. 1078).
Conference report on bill (S.383) to pro-
vide for the further development of,
5123, 5184.
Rsmarks in House relative to bill (H. R.
1690) to-develop, 4561, A2257.
Remarks in House on conference report
on bill (H. R. 383) for further de-
velopment of, 5219.
COOPERATIVE LEAGUE OF THE UNITED
STATES, correspondence relative to
operation of cooperatives between
Representative Voorhis and John Car-
son of, A2535.
Letter on Mutual Housing Plan by John
Carson, Director, A3633.
addressed, A4405.
News release of a forum discussion be-
tween Representative Voorhis, Thur-
man Arnold, and Theodore J. Kreps
by, A2050.
Resolutions passed by, A5025.
COOPERATIVE MOVEMENT IN CANADA,
remarks in House relative to growth of,
A5671.

COOPERATIVE ORGANIZATIONS, resolution
of the Memphis (Tenn.) Chamber of
Commerce, urging legislation to pre-
vent granting of immunities to, .11008.
Resolutlon adopted by the Chamber of
Commerce of Tulsa, Okla., favoring the
enactment of legislation to prevent the
granting of immunities, subsidies,
favors, and unfair advantages to, 5756.
COOPERATIVES, addresses by Senator
Aiken and Representative Voorhis
relative to first hundred years of,
A463, A464.
Address entitled "Contributions of
Farmer Cooperatives to the American
Economy" by John H. Davis, A857.
Article by Martin Schirber from Land
and Home relative to taxation of,
A168.
Correspondence between Representa-
tive Voorhis and John Carson of Co-
operative League of United States
relative to operation of, A2535, A2549.
Portion of annual report of W. G.
Wysor, of Southern States Coopera-
tive, A833.
Remarks in House relative to growth at
Government expense of, A1576.
Remarks in House relative to attack by
National Tax Equality Association on
farm, A833.
Speech by C. Maurice Wieting relative to
farmer, A2399.
Statement by F. U. Heinkel relative to
fight against, A1677.
"COOPERATIVES: A LESSON IN OPPOR-
TUNITY," article by Roger Babson
from Washington Post entitled, A4209.
COOPERATIVES AND TAXATION, analysis
by Don B. Tolley relative to, A1576.
COOPERATIVES IN SOUTH AMERICA, re-
marks in House relative to development
of, A4405.
CooRDINATOR OF INTER-AMERICAN AF-
FAIRS, status of projects, 5741.
COPELAND, ROYAL S. (late a Senator from
New York).
Report on Palestine, 12173.
COPLAND, D. B., radio address entitled
"Price Control and War Effort in Aus-
tralia" by, A620.
COPPEDGE, AD V., letter relative to New
Deal doctrine of scarcity and other
current problems by, A3846.
Remarks in House relative to fiftieth
wedding anniversary of, A3846.
COPPER, memorial of Legislature of Arizona
relative to maintenance of adequate
tariff rates on, 10247.
Remarks in House relative to cost in 1917
and In 1944 of, A363.
Remarks in House praising subsidy plan
of OPA for, A364.
COPPER, LEAD, AND ZINC, premium price
plan for, 5232.
COPYRIGHTS, provide for renewal of cer-
tain (see bill H. R. 1181).
Bill to amend and consolidate act re-
specting (see bill H. R. 3190).
Bill to amend and consolidate acts re-
specting (see bill S. 1206).
CORBETT, ROBERT J. (a Representative
from Pennsylvania).
.Appointed on committee, 491, 492.
Letter from American Flag Day Associa-
tion, A1792.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Bituminous-coal-produqing industry: to
study relative to postwar conditions
(see H. J. Res. 133), 2517.
Boy Scouts of America: to lend certain
surplus property to (see bill H. R.
4432), 9821.
Constitution of the United States: to
amend relative to method of confirma-
tion of Presidential appointments (see
H. J. Res. 126), 2238,
INDEX
CORBETT, ROBERT J.-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Executive branch of the Government: to
limit term of office of certain civilian
officers in (see bill H. R. 2604), 2165
George Washington Carver Day: desig-
nating January 5 each year as (see H.
J. Res. 111), 1401.
Murray, Charles Scott: for relief (see
bill H. R. 8174), 4370.
Secretary of War: authorizing him to
donate certain surplus camping equip-
ment to Boy Scouts of America (see
bill H. R. 3334), 5252.
Petition and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 4370, 9642.
Remarks by, on
Army: demobilization, 9106.
-- letter by Mrs. Adam T. Meyer,
9106.
Black Hawk Division, 9106.
Covell, Maj. Gen. W. E. R.: tribute to,
6978;
Deficiency appropriation bill, 11261.
Flood-control projects, 11261.
Mail to overseas servicemen, 2157.
Postal employees: pay increase, 4629,
A1952.
-editorial from Pittsburgh Sun-
Telegraph, 4629.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
CORBITT, J. C., relief (see bill H. R. 1712).
CORCORAN, DAVID,'remarks in House rela-
tive to, 426.
CORCORAN, THOMAS, excerpt from memo-
randum submitted by Norman Littell
relative to, A268.
Remarks in House relative to, 425, 426.
Resolution to investigate activities of
(see H. Res. 102).
CORDES,-WILLIAM J., JR. (deceased), re-
marks in House relative to, 7884.
CORDON, GUY (a Senator from Oregon).
Address by E. C. Sammons, Portland,
Oreg., on industrial development of
Oregon, 3067.
Address by Palmer Hoyt before Portland,
Oreg., Rotary Club, on subject Atomic
Bomb, 9409.
Appointed on committee, 169, 170, 12230.
Appointed bn funeral committee, 3356.
Appointed to Special Committee on Con-
servation of Wildlife Resources, 909.
Article from New York Times on British
Empire Trade Preferences, A4703.
Article from the Oregonian entitled
"This Is That Time," A3092.
Editorial from Portland Oregonian rela-
tive to atomic bomb, 9410.
Excused from Committee on Agriculture
and Forestry, 12230.
Letter and resolution of Oregon State
Federation of Labor relative to employ-
ment of war prisoners, 7429.
Letter from Omar C. Spencer criticizing
OPA administration, A3100. ,
Memorial of Oregon Legislature relative
to Coos Bay Wagon Road grant lands,
1472,
Memorial by Oregon Legislature relative
to Pacific Northwest Forest and Range
Experiment Station, 1995.
Memorial of Oregon Legislature relative
to Presidential terms of office, 3601.
Report of special committee of American
Bar Association on facilities of the Law
Library of Congress, 783.
Resolution by Oregon Legislature relative
to benefits for merchant seamen, 2893.
Resolution by Oregon Legislature rela-
tive to Columbia Valley Authority, 2893.
Resolution by Oregon Legislature relative
to control of Federal expenditures,
2892.
Resolution by Oregon Legislature urging
termination of Office of Price Admin-
Istration, 1831.
Resolution by Portland (Oreg.) Aerie,
Fraternal Order of Eagles, relative to
national holiday on birthday of Frank-
lin D. Roosevelt, 7429.
CORDON, GUY-Continued.
Resolution by Portland (Oreg.) Rotary
' Club regarding atomic bomb, 9410.
Statement by Tom Burns entitled "To
Prevent War," A4462.
Amendments offered by, to
Airports bill (S. 2): to amend, 8476.
Full Employment Act of 1945 (S. 380):
to amend, 9145.
Reorganization of Government agencies
(S. 1120): to amend, 10251.
Rural Electrification Administration (S.
89) : to amend, 4529.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Aetna Insurance Co.: for relief (see bill
S. 135), 79.
Agricultural Adjustment Act: to amend
act relating to contracts and agree-
ments under (see bill S. 874), 3362.
Algoma Lumber Co.: to adjudicate claim
of (see bill S. 430), 674.
Allen, T. H., et al.: for relief (see bill S.
.1341), 8210.
Army: providing for retirement of cer-
tain officers with rank and pay of their
temporary grades (see bill S. 1630),
1,009.
Butte Falls, Oreg.: to convey fish hatch-
ery property at (see bill S. 131), 79.
Civil Service Retirement Act: to amend
(see bill S.1384), 8517.
Columbia River: authorizing payments to
owner of a bridge over (see bill S. 132),
79.
- to complete alterations to bridge
over (see bill S..133), 79.
- to reenact act to construct bridge
at Astoria, Oreg. (see bill S. 574), 1211.
Contracting & Sales Co.., Inc.: for relief
(see bill S. 137), 79.
Courts: amending act to fix term of dis-
trict court at Klamath Falls, Oreg. (see
bill S. 1032), 4783.
Federal Highway Act: to amend (see bill
S. 348), 330.
Flag of the United States: ceremony to
commemorate flag flown in surrendered
countries (see S. J. Res. 91), 8468.
Forest Lumber Co.: to adjudicate claim
(see bill S. 428), 674,
Fullhart, Henry E.: for relief (see bill S.
509), 992:
Greene, Dr. Herbert M.: for relief (see
bill S. 1382), 8468.
Hannon, Joseph A.: for relief (see bill S.
801), 2894..
Hops: to amend act relating to (see bill
S. 427), 674.
Hosely, Leo D.: for relief (see bill S. 573),
1211.
Housing in connection with national de-
fense: to amend act relative to (see
bill S. 1454), 9293.
Interstate Commerce Act: to amend re-
garding recovery of undercharges and
overcharges by or against common car-
riers (see bill S. 356), 370.
Klamath Indians: removal of restrictions
on property of (see bill S. 1313), 8042.
Kleinman, Philip: for relief (see bill S.
311), 232.
Lamm Lumber Co.: to adjudicate claim
of (see bill S. 429), 674.
Laurie, Ida E., and Zella Rickard: for
relief (see bill S. 134), 79.
Lighthouse Service: relating to compen-
sation of retirement pay of personnel
of (see bill S. 1581). 10566.
Lofts & Son: for relief (see bill S. 1517),
9938.
Military and Naval Academies: authoriz-
ing additional (see bill S. 139), 79.
National Flag Raising Day: to observe
(see bill S. 1472); 9472.
National service life insurance: to per-
mit veterans to change their benefi-
ciary under (see bill S. 1629), 11009.
Oregon: to establish bee-culture labo-
ratory at Corvallis (see bill S. 310),
232.
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CORDON, GUY-Ccntinucd.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Oregon: to exclude certain lands in Des-
chutes County from certain mining
laws (see bill S. 932), 3824.
-- relating to administration of cer-
tain public lands in (see bill S. 723),
1998.
- subjecting to assessment by local
drainage districts lands acquired by
the United States for military pur-
poses (see bill S. 417), 516.
Oregon & California Railroad and Coos
Bay Wagon Road grant lands: to re-
open for location, entry, and disposi-
tiun under mining laws (see bill S.
313), 232.
O.egon Caves Resort: for relief (see bill
S. 136), 79.
Osika, Clarence S.: for relief (se bill S.
886), 3396.
Reconstruction Finance Corporation:
authorizing purchase of aluminum for
stock-piling purposes (see bill S. 1612),
10328.
Rickards, Harriet B.: for relief (see bill
S. 312), 232.
Rodgers, Dan C.: for relief (see bill S.
694). 1832.
Rodhlm, Nita: for relief (see bill S. 748),
2242.
Servicemen's Readjustment Act: to
amend (see bill S. 1562), 10406.
States: authorizing annual payments to
States, Territories, and insular govern-
ments for benefit of their local polit-
ical subdivisions based on fair Value
of national-forest lands situated there-
in (see bill S. 868), 3288.
Subsidies to promote lamb production
(see bill S. 1270), 7553.
State
Taxation: relating to taxation by
and local taxing units of certain real
property sold by the United States
(see bill S. 1518), 9939.
Tebbetts, Frank P.: to pension (see bill
S. 138), 79.
Veterans: to grant free postage to those
in hospitals of Veterans' Administra-
tion (see bill S. 561), 1114.
-to provide housing for those at-
tending educational institutions (see
bill S, 977), 4227.
- relating to hospital treatment and
domiciliary care (see bill S. 755), 2313.
War with Spain: to promote certain re-
tired officers who served in (see bills
S. 575, 724), 1211, 1998.
Wildlife fish, and game: to amend act
to promote conservation of (see bill S.
924), 3707.
World War Adjusted Compensation Act:
to pay interest on amounts payable
under section 501 of (see bill S. 907),
3602.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Columbia River Basin: to investigate
fisheries resources of (see S. Res. 180),
9472.
International Court of Justice: relating
to jurisdiction of (see S. Res. 196),
11109
Remarks by. on
Accrued annual leave, 10927.
Agricultural appropriation bill, 3552.
Airports: Federal aid bill, 8448, 8449.
Armed forces: demobilization program, - CORDOVA, FRANCISCO J., relief of estate
9476.
- payment of accumulated leave,
8596.
Army: commissioned officers, 10929.
-voluntary enlistment bill, 9017.
Bonneville Project Act: amendment,
9492.
Bratton, Sue Flippin: relief, 10916.
Bretton Woods agreements, 7622, 7673.
Columbia River bridge, 7291.
Delaware: relief of fruit growers of, 7115.
Employees of the United States: credit
for military service, 8596.
INDEX
CORDON, GUY-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Export-Import Bank: text of Executive
Order creating, 7840.
Fair Employment Practice Committee,
7456, 7458.
Farm loans: adjustment of certain, 7903.
Federal employees: health programs,
IC929.
Full Employment Act of 1945, 9144, 9145.
F. L.: relief, 2255.
Gause,
GI bill of rights: amendment, 10519,
10510.
Governments agencies, 10575.
- reorganization, 10772.
Guam: land for settlement in, 94E6.
- rehabilitation, 10916.
Indeoendent Offices appropriation bill,
2C99, 2103.
Interior Department appropriation bill,
5413, 5434.
Labor-Federal . Security appropriation
bill, 6722, 6723.
Laurie, Ida E.: relief, 7291.
Leave of absence, 11007.
Lend-lease: extension, 3237.
Meat: OPA rationing control order, 7593.
Mexico: water treaty, 3169, 3170, 3171,
3378, 3414.
Mining resources, 9479.
Mott, James W.: death of, 10671.
National Housing Act: amendment, 2260.
National Memorial Stadium, 7843.
National Service Act, 1547, 1662, 1772,
1849, 1853.
-- conference report, 2948, 2955,
3032, 3066.
Navy: careers in, .9886.
Navy and Marine Corps: retirement of
certain officers, 10919.
Oregon lambs, 7783.
- action of Secretary of Agriculture,
7864.
- - data submitted by Senator Morse,
8224-8227.
Post offices serving military personnel,
10926.
Postwar public works: appropriation for,
2099, 2100.
Revenue Act of 1945, 9982, 9983, 9996.
Ring, Mrs. Mildred: relief, 2259.
Rivers and harbors projects, 10913.
Rodgers, Dan C.: relief, 9406.
Roosevelt, Col. Elliott: confirmation,
1014, 1020.
Rural Electrification Administration,
4518, 4529, 4531, 4532.
Selective Service Act extension: precom-
bat training, 3645.
Subsidies, 2264.
Surplus war material: disposal of, 3847.
Tax-adjustment bill, 7801, 7807, 7809.
Tobacco: marketing agreement, 7356,
7357.
Tucker, Henry B.: relief, 2259.
United Nations Charter, 8074, 8168, 8173-
8175.
Women's Army Auxiliary Corps, 10927.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Agriculture and Forestry:
Hops (S.427, Rept. 127), 2893.
Committee on Commerce:
Vessels: radio communications (S. 1024,
Rept. 319), 5307.
Committee on Public Lands and Surveys:
Deschutes County, Oreg. (S. 932; H. R.
608, Rept. 753), 8663, 10788.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
(see bill H. R. 4246).
CORENEVSKY, GEORGE, relief (see bill
H. R. 3160).
COREY, THOMAS V., relief (see bill H. R.
2758).
"CORKSCREWS AND CHRISTMAS," editorial
from Milwaukee Journal entitled,
A5714.
CORLISS, CARLTON J., statement entitled
"The American Railroad System" by,
A2521.
CORN, letter from Penick & Ford, Ltd., Inc.,
relative to shoutage of, A2846.
Petition protesting against the policy of
the Government in allowing the use of
corn in the manufacture of whisky,
9561.
Remarks in House relative to the corn
situation in Iowa, 3575.
Remarks in House relative to closing of
Corn Products Refining Co., Pekin, Ill.,
on account of shortage of, A2846.
Remarks in House relative to import in
1944 of, A3259.
Remarks in Senate relative to the cam-
paign to save corn in the Midwest,
1116,
Statistics relative to production of, 3183.
CORN INDUSTRIES RESEARCH FOUNDA-
TION, telegram relative to closing of
Corn Products Refining Co. of Pekin,
Ill., from, A2£46.
CORN INDUSTRY, resolution adopted by the
Republican City Community Farm
Bureau, Nebraska, relative to, 913.
CORN PRODUCTS REFINING CO., PEKIN,
ILL., remarks in House relative to the
closing on account of corn shortage
of, A2846.
Telegram from Corn Industries Research
Foundation relative to shortage of
corn and closing of, A2816.
CORNELLA, MARY, letter urging recognition
of Italy as an ally of the United
Nations, 3285.
CORNING, VIRGINIA, article relative to hos-
,pitality of Portland (Oreg.) Red Cross
Depot Canteen from Oregonian by
Clara Shepard and, A3162.
CORNWELL, CHARLES P., relief (see bill
H. R. 922).
CORONADO NATIONAL FOREST, ARIZ., pro-
tect scenic values along and tributary
to the Catalina Highway within (see
bills S. 913; H. R. 3040).
CORONET (magazine), article entitled "A
Father's (Clement C. Moore) Gift To
All Children" by Keith Monroe from,
A5324.
Letter by James L. Monroe relative to
article by Representative Coffee en-
titled "Why Not a West Point for
Diplomats?" from, A1790.
CORPORACION ARGENTINA DE PRODUC-
TOS DE CAINES, relief (see bill H. R.
2187*).
CORPORATION TAXES, remarks in House
relative to, 9611.
Statistics relative to, 9977.
CORPORATIONS, prohibit political expendi-
tures by (see bill S. 1487).
Bill providing for issuance of certificates
of statutory compliance with certain
national standards to certain corpo-
rations engaged in commerce (see bill
S. 10).
Bill to authorize and direct the sale of
certain United States notes and obli-
gations to private persons, firms, asso-
ciations, or (see bill S. 790).
Bill for continuation of certain subsidy
payments by (see bill S. 502*).
Bill to amend Public Law 41, Seventy-
eighth Congress, relative to sums col-
lected in which United States owns
more than 75 percent of stock (see bill
H. R. 3802).
Bill to provide for excluding officers and
directors of corporations who perform
nominal services without compensa-
tion in determining whether such cor-
poration is subject to Federal Unem-
ployment Tax Act (see bill H. R. 4221).
Conference report on bill (S. 502) to per-
mit the continuation of subsidy pay-
ments by certain, 6121, 6127.
List of Government, 1934.

CORPORATIONS-Continued.
Presentment submitted by 1944 grand
jury of Southern' District Court of
New York relative to foreign control
or ownership of American, A410.
Remarks in House on conference report
on the bill (S. 502) for continuation
of certain subsidy payments by, 6127.
Remarks in House relative to profits of,'
6384.
Remarks in House relative to increase
from 1939 to 1944 of profits of, A4598.
Remarks in Senate relative to compari-
son of certain corporations, States, and
cities financially, 1010-1012.
Statistics relative to borrowing power of,
2761.
Tables showing refund cases in the case
of, 6148, 6149.
CORPS OF ENGINEERS. See ARMY.
CORRESPONDENTS' RESPONSIBILITY, ad-
dress by Representative Douglas
(Calif.) at Overseas Press Club relative
to, A937.
CORRUPT PRACTICES ACT, remarks in
House relative to aim of, 1164.
CORTESI, ARNALDO, article relative to
affairs In Argentina written by, 9905.
CORVALLIS, OREG., provide for establish-
ment of a bee-culture laboratory at
(see bill S. 310).
Bill to provide for establishment of a
bee-culture laboratory at (see bill
H. R. 2588).
CORWIN, EDWARD S., address entitled "The
Constitution and the Charter" before
Institute of Government, University of
Washington in Seattle, by, A3705.
CORY, WILLIS, relief (see bill H. R. 2185).
COSMOPOLITAN (magazine) article entitled
"Opium-Hidden Wartime Cargo" by
Phillips J. Peck from, A2240.
Letter by John C. Morfit in reply to
article by Albert Maisel from Cosmo-
politan on conditions in veterans' hos-
pitals addressed to, A1527.
Remarks in House relative to article en-
titled "Third-rate Medicine for First-
rate Men" from, A1042.
Remarks in House relative to article on
deplorable condition of veterans' hos-
pitals from, A1145.
Statement by John H. Baird before House
Committee on World War Veterans'
Legislation in reply to article entitled
"Third-rate Medicine for First-rate
Man" by Albert Q. Maisel from, A2749.
COSSON, ALFRED LEWIS, relief of estate
(see bill H. R. 1960*).
COST OF LIVING, article on increase in
living costs is outlined by James Mar-
low, A4270.
List of retail prices, October 4, 1918, 7087.
Remarks in House relative to increase
in New York City of, A206.
Statistics concerning, 10907, 10908.
COSTA RICA, cablegram from the President
of the National Congress extending
felicitations on the occasion of VE-
day, 4778.
Communication from the President of
the Republic announcing the proposed
departure of the Vice President, Deputy
Licenciado don Francisco" Fonscca
Chamier, for a visit to Mexico and the
United States .of America, 1208.
Communication from Fernando Soto
Harrison. Secretary of the Govern-
ment of, 1749.
COSTILLA CREEK, granting consent and ap.
proval of Congress to an interstate
compact between Colorado and New
Mexico with respect to waters of (see
bill H. R. 4510).
COTTER, JAMES H. (Catholic priest) article
entitled "Ged Protect Our President"
from Irish World by, A3632.
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COTTER, JAMES' H.-Continued.
Article relative to omission of a prayer at
opening of San Francisco Conference
from Irish World by, A2213.
Article on England's brass in loan de-
mand from Irish World by, A4248.
COTTON, article entitled "Let's Prevent
Chaos In Cotton" by Senator Eastland
from Country Gentleman, A1665.
Bill to provide for classification of cot-
ton producers (see bill H. R. 1587)
Bill to amend Agricultural Adjustment
Act of 1938, and sections 7 to 17 of
Soil Conservation and Domestic Allot-
ment Act, relative to producers of (see
bill S. 338).
Bill to provide for redemption of certain
cotton certificates issued under Bank-
head Act (see bill H. R. 133)
Bill to prohibit certain subsidy, in-
demnity, and other payments with
respect to short-staple cotton and
commodities manufactured from such
(see bill H. R. 720).
Bill to require use to the fullest prac-
ticable extent in articles and facilities
produced for the United States of
surplus (see bill H. R. 3156).
Bill for protection of cotton and cotton-
seed production from the pink boll-
worm (see bill H. R. 4619).
Concurrent resolution to print addi-
tional copies of hearings of the special
committee of the Committee on Agri-
culture relative to (see H. Con. Res.
34"), 2277, 2389.
Editorial entitled "More Research on
Cotton" from Southern Agriculturist,
A4634.
Letter by Commodity Credit Corporation
relative to export program for, A236.
Letter by a citizen of Louisiana relative
to problems of cotton farmer, A951.
Letter by War Food Administration re-
lative to export subsidy on, A236.
Letter by War Food Administration re-
lative to program of, 1979.
Letter by Tariff Commission relative to
production and import of, A4352.
Letter from the Secretary of Agriculture
Transmitting statistics of the grade
and staple length of, 10827.
Letter from Secretary of Agriculture
transmitting draft of bill to publish
statistics relative to, 10825, 10827.
Remarks in House relative to export sub-
sidy on, 4235.
Remarks in House relative to effect of
Bretton Woods proposal on, A2041.
Remarks in House relative to Brazil's in-
creased production of, A4112.
Remarks in House relative to limitation
of import of, A4352.
Remarks in House relative to $20 per
bale export bounty on, A4352.
Remarks in House relative to export
through port of Galveston of, A5692.
Remarks in Senate relative to cotton
stocks owned and pooled by Commod-
ity Credit Corporation, 4511.
Resolution for investigation of (see S.
Res. 131)
Statistics relative to imports of, 6331.
Table: imports, 1931-1941, A2480.
- production from 1930-1944 by
Brazil of, A4113.
-production and imports for con-
sumption, A4352.
COTTON EXPOSITION, remarks in House
relative to introduction of water hya-
cinth in New Orleans in 1884 at, A368.
COTTON ON THE CROSS, statement by Tom
Linder before House Committee on
Agriculutre relative to, A2479.
COTTON PROBLEMS, address by Representa-.
tive Pace before Cotton Textile Insti-
tute relative to, A5205.
Article by C. T. Revere pertaining to,
A4889.
COTTONSEED, remarks in Senate relative
to grading and price of, 4376.
175
COTTON STATISTICS, amend section 5 of
act pertaining to (see bill H. R. 4769').
COTTON TEXTILE INSTITUTE, address on
the trend of legislative thinking by
Representative Pace before, A5205.
Statement relative to the textile in-
dustry by, A193.
COTTRELL, MARY JAMES,' article entitled
"Earthman Aiding Strawberry Grow-
ers Gets OPA Razzberry" by, A983.
Article entitled "Textile Industry Has
Great Record" from Greenville (S. C.)
News by, A4291.
COULTER, JOHN LEE, article entitled "Un-
fortunate Use of Statistics" written by,
4846.
Remarks in House relative to knowledge
on foreign trade of, A2435.
Statement entitled "Unfortunate Use of
Statistics by the Government in Con-
nection with Trade Agreements Pro-
gram" by, A2435.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA, relief of city of
(see bill H. R. 1634*).
COUNCIL BLUFFS (IOWA) NONPAREIL,
editorial entitled "The Murray Dic-
tatorship Bill" by A. M. Piper from,
A772.
Editorial entitled "The President Should
Stay Home" by A. M. Piper from,
A2471.
Editorial entitled "Presidential Succes-
sion" from, A3001.
Editorial entitled "Congressional Sala-
ries" from, A3131.
COUNCIL FOR AMERICAN-ITALIAN AF-
FAIRS, INC., report on American-Ital-
'Ian affairs of, A5207.
COUNCIL FOR DEMOCRACY, statement by,
A4960.
COUNCIL OF AMERICAN PHARMACEUTI-
CAL ASSOCIATION, provide for free
importation of certain substances by
board of trustees of United States
Pharmacopoelal Convention and (see
bill S. 1217).
COUNCIL OF FOREIGN MINISTERS, edi-
torial from Washington Post relative
to lack of success of first meeting of,
A4041.
COUNCIL OF STATE GOVERNMENTS, bul-
letin relative to a national system of
airports issued by, 9702.
List of delegates attending. A4882.
Meeting at Washington, D. C., and form-
ulation of plans Independent of Fed-
eral Treasury, A4882.
COUNCIL ON FOREIGN RELATIONS, ad-
dress on problems and objectives of
American foreign policy at Chicago by
S3cretary of State Stettinius before,
A1656.
COUNCIL ON WORLD AFFAIRS, address en-
titled "International Aviation's New
Charter" by L. Welch Pogue at Kansas
City, Mo., before, Al138.
COUNCILMAN, ROY S., relief (see bill H. R.
1250").
COUNTERATTACK (publication), article en-
titled "Treason Trial To Go On-Sedi-
tionists Linked to Nazi Plot" from,
A4185.
COUNTRY GENTLEMAN (magazine) article
entitled "The Key to Prosperity: High
Farm Income" by E. H. Taylor from,
A1375.
Article entitled "Let's Prevent Chaos
In Cotton" by Senator Eastland from,
A165.
"COUNTRY IS BECOMING CLASS CON-
SCIOUS," article by William Stuart
Howe entitled, A4557.
COUNTS, GEORGE S., article entitled "Rus-
sians- Still Get Marxist View of Us"
from New York. Times by, A4210.
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COUNTY AGENTS, letter by Marvin Jones
relative to salaries of, A1959.
Remarks in House praising work of,
A1959.
COURTNEY, WIRT (a Representative frot
Tennessee).
Address by James P. Pope on forest pro-
tection, A1749.
Appointed on committee, 274.
Article by Leonard H. Armistead from
Franklin (Tenn.) Review-Appeal en-
titled "A Dark Chapter in Our Nation's
History," A1482.
Article by Thomas H. Chunn relative to
organization of Global War Veterans,
A15C4.
Articl deescribirg Humphreys County,
Tenn., A1748.
Article from Nashville Banner by James
G. Stahlman relative to FEPC entitled
"From the Shoulder," A2052.
Editorial from Nashville (Tenn.) Banner
entitled "From the Shoulder," A1480.
Eills and joint resolutions introduced by
American prisoners of war: to provide for
promotion of (see bill H. R. 2910). 3466.
Aimy: to restore to active duty certain
retired officers of (see bill H. R. 2909),
3466.
Edwaids, Clay Lang: for relief (see bill
H. R. 2928), 3167.
Tennessee: to. convey to Captain Wil-
liam Edmiston Chapter cf Daughters of
Amer:can Revolution certain building
and land in Montgomery County (see
bill H. R. 1647), 431.
Remarks by, on
Dauhters of American Revolution:
William Edmiston Chapter (H. R.
1617), 6286.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
COURT OF CLAIMS, amend act of May 22,,
1939 (Public Law No. 81), relative to
cases decided since January 1, 1930 (see
bill H. R. 1211).
Bill relating to traveling and subsistence
expenses of judges and retired judges
of (see bill H. R. 443).
Bill to regulate in Court of Claims suits
for payment for infringement of pat-
ents by or for Government (see bill
H. R. 1583).
till conferring jurisdiction upon Court
of Claims with respect to suit No'. E346
* of Klamath and' Moddc Tribes and
I Yahooskin of Snake Indians (see bill
H. R. 2027).
B-ll coniferrifig jurisdiction ,upon Cdurt
of Cla.ms with respect to suit No. E-344
• entitled "'Klamath and fodoe Tribes
and Yahooskin Band of Snake Indians
vs. United States" (see -bill S. 1017).
Lill to provide for appeal to Supreme
Court in two suits instituted by H. B.
Nelson from decisions of (see bill H. R.
4948*).
Extracts from opinion in case of Garden
and Herd v. United States by commis-
sioner of, A2372.
Joint -resolution to amend act of July 3,
1926, for adjudication of claims of
Crow- Indians by (see S. J. Res: 63).
Massage from the President transmitting
a. schedule of judgments rendered by
(S. Dec. 23), 1t40.
Letter transmitting statement of judg-
"ments rendered by, 10.
COURT OF CUSTOMS AND PATENT AP-
PEALS, letter from the Director of the
Administrative Office of the United
States Courts transmitting a copy of
the detailed statement of ex- nditures
of appropriations for, 148, 157.
COURT FAVORS LABOR IN 'DECISIONS,
article by John H. Cline from Washing-
ton Evening Star relative to, A3197.
COUIT OF STAR CHAMBER, LONDON,
ENGLAND, remarks in House relative
to, 5117.
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COURTS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Article captioned "Use of High Court
Justices for Other Work Is Called
Dangerous Policy" by Frank R. Kent
from Washington Evening Star, A2667.
Article from Journal of the American
Judicature Society endorsing H. R.
2181, to increase salaries of judges,
A3131.
Article entitled "What Has the Tax Court
of the United States Been Doing?" by
J. Edgar Muidock, A3316.
Bill to permit all litigation without re-
quirements of deposits of money and
to make it unlawful to require printing
of record and other papers on appeals
in (see bill H. R. 40):
B'11 confeiring jurisdiction in cases in-
volving work stoppage for illegitimate
and nonlabor purposes (see bill H, R.
2121).
Bill to improve administration of justice
by prescribing fair administrative pro-
cedure (see bills S. 7; H. R. 329, 1117).
Bill to permit defendants to waive prose-
cution by indiciment (see bill S. 26).
Bill to provide for appointment of an
additional circuit judge for the seventh
Judicial circuit (see bill S. 108).
Bill amending Judicial Code and author-
izing Supreme Court to prescribe a uni-
form rule for admission of attorneys to
practice in courts of United States,
excepting in District of Columbia (see
'bill H. R. 3133).
Bill relating to certain proceedings in
district courts of United States where
property Is requisitioned. under act of
Cctober 16, 1941 (see bill H. R. 760).
tillto improve administration of justice
by prescribing fair administrative 1io-
cedure (see bill H. R. 1203).
Bill amending Judicial Code, authorzinZ
Supreme Court to prescribe a uniform
rule for admission of attorneys to prec-
tice in courts of United States ex-ent-
ing District Court of District of Co-
lumbia (see billS. 7C0).
till to provide a correct.onal system for
adult and youth offenders convicted in
(see bills S. 677; H. R. 2445).
Bill to rmend law relating to embezzle-
ment by officers of a carrier firm. asto-
ciat'on, or corporation engaged' in
commerce (see bill S. 730).
Buildings for Court of Appeals and Dis-
trict Court of the District of Columbia
(see bills S. 1633; H. R. 47.19).
Letter from Attorney General transmit-
tin7 draft of proposed bill for retire-
ment of lu6ges of distric.t, 1747.
Letter- from administrative office trans-
mitting draft of bill to provide officers
and employees for, 8948.
Letter from Attorney General transmit-
ting draft of bill relative to immunity
of witnesses in.- 1235.
Memorial of legislature of -Montana pro-
posing an amendment to the Consti-
tution of the United States relative
to -balancing Federal spending -and
Federal income. 1C87.
.I'ssage from- the President transmitting
estimate of rppropriation for payment
of a- judgment rendered by (S. Does.
20, 22), 1639, 1640.
Me4ssage from•President transmitting sup-
plemental estimate ofappropriation for
(H. Doe. 80), 12E4.
Message from President transmittirg
estimate of appropriations for .judg-
ments allowed by (H. Does. 6, 87),
1285.
Message from President transmitting pro-
posed provision relating to Judgments
against Government by (H. Doec. 355),'
9872.
Opinion of Circuit Court of Appeals In
case of -United States against Alumi-
num Co. of America, A1555-A1566.
COURTS OF THE UNITED STATES-Con.
Remarks in House relative to H. R. 11C6,
to make additional permanent judge-
ship for Missouri, 8873.
Remaiks in House relative to bill (H. R.
2121) conferring jurisdiction in cer-
tain work stoppage cases upon, A659.
Remars in House relative to limitation
of certain actions In, 2923.
Remarks in House relative to bad effect
on oil industry of decision of Circuit
Court of Appeals for Fifth Circuit,
A1540.
Ronort cf committee of American Bar
Aesociation with reference to bills, S.
920 and H. R. 2181, to fix salaries of
certain judges, ).2574.
Resolution by New York County Law-
yers' Association favoring legislation
for. pay raises of judges of, A1212.
-by Los Angeles Bar Association,
California Bar Association, and Law-
yers' Club of Los Angeles favoring H.
R. 2181, to increase salaries of, A2349.
Table showing salaries by States of
judges of, A2574.
Text of bill (H. R. 2788) relative to, 2927.
Administrative Office of: Report of Joint
Committee on Disposition of Executive
papers in, 4609.
A~aska: bill prov'ding for waiver of
p:eoseeVticn by indictment in certain
criminal proceedings in courts of (see
bill H. R. 298).
-bill to provide that judges shall
hereafter be' appointed to hold their
off.cs during good behavior of District
Court of Territory of (see bill H. R.
•3875). .
. bill to extend the privileges of
retirement to judges of District Court
of (see bills S. 565% 676; H. R. 210,
2,62).
Bailiff: bill providing for appointment
for each district judge a personal (see
bill. H. R. 475).
California: bill to provide for appoint-
ment of two additional judges for
northern district of- (see bill S. 1163).
Canal Zone., bill to extend the privilege
of retirement to judges of District
Court of .(see bills S. 565*, 676; H. R.
2100, 2562).
Clildr!n: bill to confer on district courts
jurisdiction of certain proceedings in-
volving support for (see bills H. R. 1166,
1167).
- bill to confer on district courts
jurisdiction.of certain proceedings in-.
volving support for .(see bill H. R.
4913).
Commissioners: bill relative to trial for
certain misdemeanors by (see bill H. R.
12,6).
Condemnation proceedings.: bill to regu-
late the trial of (see bill S. 832). "
Connecticut: bill to amend section 74 of
Judicial Code' to change terms of Dis-
trict Court for District of (see bill H.
* R. 4100").
-Criminalappeals: letter from the Attor-
ney General transmitting a rule regu-
lating (H. Doec. 3), 17.
Criminal cases: bill to provide for ap-
pointment and compensation of coun-
sel for impoverished defendants in
district courts in (see bill S. 553).
- bill relating to 'dismissal by At-
torney General or United States At-
torney of indictments. Informations,
or complaints in (see bill S.'876).
--_bill to regulate review of Judg-
ments in certain (see bills H. R. 4233;
S. 1451).
Crimhtal procedure for District Courts:
letter from the Attorney General
transmitting Rules cf (II. Doec. 12), 17.

COURTS OF THE UNITED STATES-Con.
District:,bill to, limit the jurisdiction of
(see bills S. 466;.H. R. 4168).
-- bill to enlarge jurisdiction In
suits against United States of (see bills
S. S41; H: R. 2470).
- 3128).
bill to amend the Judicial Code
in respect to the original jurisdiction
'in ceitain cases (see billH. R. 534*).
bill for relief of counsel to defend
Joseph E. McWilliams et al., appointed
by (see bill S. 819).
bill to provide'necessary officers
and employees for circuit courts of
appeals and (see bill S.'1520).
-bill to provide necessary officers
and cmpoyees for circuit courts of
appeal and (see bill H. R. 4230*).
Equity: bill to repeal act to amend Ju-
* dicial'Code and to define and limit
jurisdiction of (relating to granting
. of injunctions-in cases involving labor
disoutes) (see bill S. 1647).
Eviction proceedings: bill to amend act
of October 19. 1940, permitting. insti-
tution in Federal courts of (see bill
G. 590).
Eidence: bill to safeguard admission
in certain cases (see bill.H. R. 43*).
-remarks in House relative to bill
(H. R. 43), to safeguard, 2505, 2508.
Gcorg-a: bill to transfer Ben Hill County
Ga., from Waycross division of south-
ern judicial district. to Americus di-
-Visin'of- middle district of (see bill
H. R. 2668*).
Habeas corpus: bill to relievbjudges of
circuit courts of apgeal of jurisdiction
to grant, writs -of -(see bill S. 1088).
-- bill to regulate" (see bills H. R,
4232; S. 14Z2).
Judges: bill to fix salaries of certain.(see
bills S. 920; 11. R. 2181*).
-- bill dealing with trial of good
behavior of (see bill H. R. 1201*).
- joint resolution for amendment
to Constitution relating to removal of
(see H. J. Res. 32).
- -letter from the Attorney General
transmitting a draft of a proposed
bill relative to retirement of judges of
the district courts in.Alaska, Puerto
Rico, .Virgin, Islands, and Panama
-canal Zofe, "1747.
Juries: bill to exclude Governmeft em-
ployees from service on.' (see bill S.
C02).-
"bill. to establish,.uniforni qualifl-
cations of (see bills- S. 1245; H. R,
q*.79).
-9bill. relating..to the payment of
fees expenses. and costs of., (see bills
S. 1*26; H. R..3381).
Jury commission: bill to provide for each
district- court for (see bills S. 1244;
H. R. Z380).
Juvsnile court: message from the Presi-
-dent 'transmitting the annual report
of,.4435.
Kansas: bill to provide for appointment
of additional district judge for district
of (see bills S. 1233; H. R. 3871).
Maryland: resolution of House Commit-
tee on the Judielary) to "iivestigate
. decree in re James-B. Dunn of District
Court of (see H. Res: 86, 87). - A5244.
Massachusetts: bill to adjudicate claims
arising cut of blasting In Merrimack
River, by District Court of (see bill S.
£46).
Mississippi: bill to amend Judical Code
to provide for three judicial districts
for (see bill S. 981).
Missouri: bill to make permanent the
judgeship provided for by act to pro-
vide for appointment of an additional
judge for eastern and western dis-
tricts of (see bills S. 240 H. R. 1196*).
Nevada: bill to provide terms for district
of (see bill S. 940*).
.CI-Ind- 12
INDEX
COURTS OF THE UNITED STATES-Con.
New York: presentment relative to for-
eign control or ownership in Ameri-
can corporations su bmitted by 1944
grand jury of Southern District Court
of, A410.
Oregon: bill to amend section 102 of act
of March 3, 1911, to affix'a term on
first Tuesday in June of district court
at Klamath Falls (see bills S. 1032;
H. R. 3281.*).
Pennsylvania:bill to adjudicate claim of
Reynold 0. Gilks by Eastern District
Court of (see bill H. R. 1265).
- bill to clarify law relating to fill-
ing firstvacancy in office of district
judge for eastern district of (see bill
S. 141).
Public defenders: bill to provide for ap-
t ontment in district courts of (see
bill H. R. 442).
Puerto -l~co: bill to extend the privilege
of retirement to judge of district' court
of (see bills S. 565*, 676; H. R . 2100,
2562).
Suits against United States: bill to en-
large jurisdiction of district courts in
(see bill S. 941). . .
Tort claims: bill to provide for adjust-
ment of certain (see bill H. R. 181*).
Venue:. bill relating venue in prosecu-
tion for offenses against laws of United
States -(see bill S. 1091).
Virginia: bill .to confer jurisdiction upon
Dittrict Court for Eastern District of
(see bill S: 57*).
* tribute to Franklin Delano Roose-
velt from minutes of, Fourth Circuit
Court of Appeals'at Richmond, A2151.
Virgin Islands: bill to extend the-privi-
1ge 'of retirement to judges of District
Court of .(see bills S. 565*,'.676; H. R.
.2100, 2562).
Votihg ojtiaifications: joint resolution
for an amendment relative to (see
S. J. Res..92*).
Washington: billto provide for appoint-
ment of an additional judge for the
eastern district of (see bill H. R. 1080).
- bill' to amend section 112 of Ju-
dicial Code to charge times for hold-
ing terms of district, court for eastern
district of (see bill H. R. 3167*).
lVest Virginia: bll to .amend act to pro-
.vide for appointment of additional
judge for northern -and southern dis-
.tyicts of (see bill.S. 347)..
COURTS MARTIAL. -See ARMY.
Article entitled "The Legion of Urdis-
'".. ciplined: by Represefitative Dirksen
from, The Congressional Front, A40 8.
Remarks in. House- relative- to i-feir
court martial of Jeremiah-L. O'Dmno-
van-Rosea. A5638.
Remarks in Senate relative to resolution
to investigate, A5244.
Resolution. creating select committee to
investigate the composition of, and-the
procedure and conduct of cases before
(see H. Res. 460).
Resolution by Alien Council of Veterans
Organizations, -Fort Wayne, Ind., rela-'
- - tive to sentences under, A3005..
"COURTS-MARTIAL REVIEW," editorial
from San Francisco Chronicle entitled,
COURTS, RICHARD W-., address entitled
- -"Bretton. Woods Prooosals-Will We'
Miss the Boat Again?" at La Grange,
Ga., by, A3418.
COUSINS, NORMAN,
N editorial entitled
"Modern Man Is Obsolete," from.
Saturday Review of Literature by,
A4079, A4248.
Letter relative to bill for research on
cancer by, A4497.
Paragraph from editorial entitled
"Modern Man. Is Obsolete," from
Saturday Review by, A4497.
177
COUTOULAKIS, EMMANUEL, relief (see bill
H. R. 4213).
COVE, WILLIAM ROBERT, correct naval
record of (see bill H. R. 2960).
COVERT, MRS. L. V., relief (see bill H. R.
COW ,AND POULTRY FEEDS, remarks in
House relative to use of molasses in
manufacture of, 10214;
COWAN, DAVID, relief (see bill H. R. 853*).
COWAN, WILLIAM V., article entitled "The
Captain From Battleship," by, A3240.
COWARD, NOEL, remarks in House relative
to, 871.
COWDEN MANUFACTURING CO., relief (see
bills S. 1014; H. R. 2158*).
COWLES, JOHN, article entitled "We Must
Unify Our Armed Forces," from Look
by, A5464.
Letter by Assistant Secretary of Navy
Hensel relative to article entitled ."We
Must Unify Our Armed Forces," ad-
dresscd to, A5724.
COWLEY, MATHEW C. AND LOUISA, relief
of estate (see bill H. R. 1300*).
COX, ALBERT L. (brigadier general U. S.
Army), address on compulsory mili-
tary training, in Washington, D. C., by,
A223.
Address in Washington to Government
Printing Office Post, No: 33, American
Legion, by, A2767.
COX BROS:, relidf (see bill S. 1511; H. R.
1459 ).
COX, CHARLES C., relief (see. bill H. R.
2063*).
COX,E. E. (a Representative from Georgia).
.Address before National Association of
State Chambers of Commerce relative
*to free enterprise, A243.
Address entitled "Memorial to Mother-
hood," ,by Mrs. Clarence Crittenden
Calhoun of South Carolina, A2958.
Appointed on' committee, 15.
Appointed-on Joint Committee on Or-
ganization of Congress, 417.
Appointed to 'Board of Regents of
Smithsonian Institution, 550.
Article from Pathfinder entitled "As-
sembly Line for Democracy," A197.
'Editorial fromNew York Times entitled
"President Truman," A1167:
Letter by Capt. T. 'C. McKibben (de-
ceased) tO his 2-year-old'son, A4620.
Letter from a soldier stationed in Eirope
giving iews 6n Army's 'demobiliza-
tion program, A3909 ....
Recummendations by Comptroller Gen-
eral relatiye.to organization of Con-
, gress, A2298.:
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
American Mothers Memorial Commis-
sion: to establish (see bill H. R. 1966),
78.
DavisA. J.;and others: for relief (see bill
-H. R. 4817), 11078.
Women: to create a commission to pre-
pare 'plans for establishment of a
school for training women for service
as commisaioned officrs'in Army, Navy,
MIarihe Corps, and Coast Guard -(see
H. J. Res.,91), 769.
Remarks by,. on
Agricultural appropriation bill: points of
order, 2625, 2626, 2368.
Annuities: exemption from taxation,
9087, 9096 "
Anti-poll-tax bill: discharge motion,
. 5892.
Antiracketeering bill, 11840, 11841, 11915.
Appropriations and contract authoriza-
tions: reduction of certain, 9813. 9814.
Army: demobilization program, 6455.
Atomic bomb: implications of, 9813.
Beach erosion: investigation, 5461, 5462,
Bretton Woods Agreements Act, 5536.
Budenz, Louis, 9316. ..
178
COX, E. E.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Calendar Wednesday, 1448.
Carden, George A., and Anderson T. Herd,
8984, 8987, 8988, 8989.
Celler, Emanuel, 10044.
Census of agriculture, 841,
Civilian manpower: mobilization, 557,
558, 564, 569, 705,
Committee on Appropriations: investi-
gations by, 138.
Committee on Foreign Affairs: investiga-
tion by, 7638.
Committee on the Merchant Marine and
Fisheries, 1463.
Ccmmittee on Military Affairs, investi-
gation of war effort, 1460.
Committee on Post-War Economic
Policy and Planning: continuation,
342.
Committee on Territories: investigation
by, 5461, 5462.
Committee on, Un-American Activities,
13, 50, 52, 211.
Common carriers: agreements among,
11749.
Communism: threat of, 9813, 9814.
Congressional Record: changes in con-
text of speeches, 7222.
-extension of remarks, 11847.
-general leave to extend remarks,
4433.
Corporations: refund of excess profits,
7243, 7246.
excerpt from testimony before
Rules Committee, 7247.
Fair Employment Practice Committee,
3350, 3992, 7235, 7475.
reply to Mrs. Norton, 7188.
Farm labor: deferment of, 2429.
Food investigation (H. Res. 195), 2784.
Food shortage: investigation, 2861, 2862.
Foreign policy: President's speech, COX, EUGENE A., article entitled "Ger-
10132.
Foreign Service: to strengthen, 2882.
Full employment bill, 10457.
Government agencies: reorganization,
9342.
House of Representatives: adjournment
over, 10390, 10393.
conduct of Members, 1390.
-question
period, 37.
Immigration and naturalization: study,
2863, 2864.
Labor disorders, 10441.
Labor leaders, 9815.
Legislative appropriation bill, 4425.
Lending agencies of the Government,
1-144.
Military information bill, 10046, 10047,
10043, 10049, 10050.
Missouri: additional judgeship, 8872,
8873, 8874.
Nurses' selective service bill, 1725, 1729.
Order of business, 11561.
Pearl Harbor disaster, 8499.
Permission to file reports, 6450.
Postage: fourth-class matter, 5451.
Ramspeck, Robert: tribute to, 12352.
Reciprocal trade agreements: extension,
4875.
Reid, Frank R.: eulogy, 555.
Secretary of State: yielding to Russian
demands, 9155.
Small Business Committee, 11898.
Stripling, Bob: reply to critics of, 10044.
Tidelands: quieting title to, 8839, 8840,
8849, 8865, 8866, 8868.
Tobacco combination, 7928.
Treaty ratification, 4017, 4018.
United Nations Relief: appropriation,
10287.
Vessels: sale of surplus, 9158.
Veterans: pending legislation, 7705.
Voorhis, Jerry, 10870.
Wallace, Henry A., 1144.
War Agencies Appropriation bill, 5811.
War Labor Disputes Act: repeal, 11823,
111525, 11830.
INDEX
COX, E. E.-Continued.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Rules:
Consideration of bill (H. R. 689)-For-
eign Service bill (H. Res. 199, Rept.
355), 2584.
Consideration of bill (H. R. 1270) claim
of George A. Carden and Anderson T.
Herd (H. Res. 248, Rept. 528), 4302.
Consideration of bill (H. R. 1752) Na-
tional Service Act (H. Res. 107, Rept.
37), 590.
Consideration of bill (H. R. 2536) to
amend Interstate Commerce Act (H.
Res. 429, Rept. 1318), 11155.
Consideration of bill (H. R. 2689) agri-
cultural appropriation bill (H. Res. 194,
Rept. 353), 2584.
Consideration of bill (H. R. 3603) sale of
surplus wax-built vessels (H. Res. 358,
Rept. 1024), 8983.
Consideration of bill (H. R. 4407) reduc-
ing certain appropriations (H. Res.
375, Rept. 1131), 9757.
Consideration of bill (H. R. 4421) in-
crease in personnel of Navy and Ma-
rine Corps (H. Res. 393, Rept. 1189),
105:4.
Consideration of H. J. Res. 225, tidelands CRAVENS, FADJO (a Representative /rom
(H. Res. 344, Rept. 951), 8616.
Nurses (H. Res. 153, Rept. 222), 1501,
1540.
Postwar immigration and naturaliza- -
tion: study (H. Res. 52, Rept. 357),
2584.
Selective Service Act: Tydings amend-
ment (H. Con. Res. 29, Rept. 216),.
1448, 1470.
Special -Committee on Postwar Eco-
nomic Policy and Planning (H. Res.
60, Rept. 19), 276, 290.
Votes of. See YEA-ANn-NAY VOTES.
many's Place in a Postwar World" by,
A582.
COX, FLOYD B., letter relative to essay on
Constitution for a United Nations
Government by, A2641.
COX, GEORGE N., Jr., relief (see bill H. R.
2622).
COX, H. J., article on'Portland, Oreg.: As a
Major Lumber Port from Random
Lengths by, A5652.
COX, JAMES M., interview relative to world
peace by Associated Press appearing in
Miami (Fla.) Daily News of, A1729.
Remarks in Senate relative to political
activities of, A1729.
Tribute in Senate to the late President
Roosevelt by James M. Cox, 3392.
COX, OSCAR S., editorial from New York
Times paying tribute to, A4221.
Editorials from New York Times and
Washington Post paying tribute to,
A4302.
Tribute in the House to, A4302.
COX, ROBERT (Staff Sgt., U. S. Army), poem
entitled "Ode To Shima" by, A4577.
COX, RUTH, relief (see bill H. R. 2427*).
COY, JAMES, radio interview of Mayor Roger
T. Sermon of Independence, Mo., by
A2955.
COYNE, CATHERINE, article on Lowell nurse
In thick of war seven months from
Boston Herald by, A173.
CDZZOLINO, FRANCISCO, relief (see bill
H. R. 4096).
CRAFT, WOODY L., relief (see bill H. R.
4096).
CRAGG, WILBUR W., relief (see bill S. 1229).
CRAGO, FRED, relief (see bill H. R. 2763*).
CRAIG, CHARLES H., relief (see bill S. 1210).
CRAIG, CHARLES P., pamphlet relative to
St. Lawrence seaway by, A5395.
CRAIG, CLIFFORD E., relief (see bill H. R.
2189").
CRAIG, DOROTHY L., letter relative to an
investigation of the publication en-
titled "Labor Digest" written by, 2361.
CRAIG, MALIN (former Chief of Staff, U. S.
Army), remarks in House relative to
airplane trip 33,000 feet in air by, 6310.
CRAIG, MARTHA E., Increase pension (see
bill H. R. 4017).
CRAIG, WILLIAM C., Jr., letter on Vessels
needed to return soldiers from, Stars
and Stripes by -T. S. Hyland and,
A4637.
CRAIN, LOUIS V. (pvt., U. S. Army), article
from Alton (Ill.) Evening Telegraph
relative to German priest saving life
of, A3351.
"CRAIN RESIGNS AS DISTRICT OF CO-
LUMBIA NAVY LEAGUE HEAD," ar-
ticle from Washington Post captioned,
A5598.
CRAMER. ROBERT J., relief (see bill H. R.
1538).
CRAVEN, RUTH, statement before House
Labor Committee relative to price and
rent control made by, A5030.
Arkansas).
Appointed on committee, 275.
Article by C. F. Byrns from Fort Smith
(Ark.) Southwest Times-Record rela-
tive to development of Arkansas River,
A1331.
Article by C. F. Byrns from Forth Smith
(Ark.) Times-Record relative to pro-
posed levees, A1862.
Article by C. F. Byrns in Fort Smith
(Ark.) Times-Record relative to Ar-
kansas River, A710.
Article by C. F. Byrns on compulsory
health insurance, A5217.
Article from Fort Smith (Ark.) Times-
Record entitled "Medal for Congress-
men?," A703.
Article from Fort Smith (Ark.) Times-
Record relative to development of
Arkansas River, A1074.
Articles by Harold Fleming in Christian
Science Monitor on disposal of alumi-
num plants, A5194.
Editorial from Fort Smith (Ark.) Times-
Record entitled "Statesmen or Poli-
ticians?" A93.
Leave of absence, 7037.
Resolution of Arkansas Legislature favor-
ing development of Arkansas River,
Al151.
Resolution of House of Representatives
of Arkansas relative to H. R. 381, A593.
Resolution of State of Arkansas relative
to use of public lands, A531.
Statement on improvement of Arkansas
River Valley, A2380.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Administration of justice: to improve
(see bill H. R. 1117), 98.
Coal resources: to conserve (see bill H. R.
383), 24.
Constitution of the United States: pro-
posing an equal rights amendment (see
H. J. Res. 49), 59.
Gilliam, L. 0.: for relief (see bill H. R.
4415), 9757.
Holcombe, L. A.: for relief'(see bill H. R.
876), 60.
Little Missouri River, Ark.: to ipme a
dam on (see bill H. R. 1821), E90.
Porter, Lamar: for relief (see bill H. R.
817), 60.
Real estate owned by the United States:
to provide for local taxation (see bill
H. R. 381), 24.
Social Security Act: to amend (see bill
H. R. 382), 24.
United States Code: to amend (see bill
H. R. 699), 57.
Weltborn,'Thula B.: for relief (sze bill
I. R. 1837), 591.

CRAVENS, FADJO-Continued.
Motions and resolutions offered ?y
Suiplus Property Boards: to extend time
for consideration of report on disposi-
tion of Government-owned aluminum
plants (see H. Con. Rcs. 97), 9-57.
Pemarks by, on
Carden, George A., and Anderson T. Herd,
2480, 8985, 8987, 8388.
Federal Aid Aihport Act, 9798.
Naval Reserve Officers' Training Corps:
personnel, 312, 315.
Navy: disposition of vessels and facili-
ties, 5375, 5376.
War Mobilization and Reconversion Act:
Advisory Board, 5501.
Reports made by, from
Committee on the Judiciary:
Advisory Board under War Mobilization,
and Reconversion Act (H. R. 1527,
Rept. 144), 1079.
Constitution: equal-rights amendment
(H. J. Res. 49, Rept. 907), 1535.
Economic Stabilization Board (H. R.
f951, Rept. 501), 4038.
Cffice of Scientific Research and Develop-
ment (H. R. 1524, Rept. 500), 408.
Voles of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
CRAWFORD, A. F.. relief (see bills S. 933;
H. R. 3222).
CRAWFORD, FRANK M., poem entitled "A
Boy Beneath a Cross" by, Ali51.
Poem entitled "Why Should I Be Afraid?"
by, A1748.
CRAWFORD, FRED L. (a Representative from
Michigan).
Address before Investors Fair Play.
League June.28, 1945, A3453.
Analysis of commercial banking in the
United States by Howard J. Stoddard,
A4097.
Appointed conferee, 2203, 2668, 5501,
6629.
Appointed on committee, 491.
Article by Alden A. Potter from Com-
mercial and Financial Chronicle en-
titled "A Theory of Interest." A693.
Article by C. T. Revere in New York Jour-
nal of Commerce on futures contract
system, A3970.
Article by F. A. Hayek entitled "The Use
of Knowledge in Society" from Ameri-
can Economic Review, A5688.
Article by Gustav Cassel from The Econ-
omist relative to the future of private
capital, A2069.
Article by U. V. Wilcox entitled "Be
Thankful You Are No Member of Con-
gress," A1500.
Article from American Press on accom-
plishments of weekly newspapers,
A4172.
Article from Puerto Rico World Journal
entitled "Sugar and Uncle Sam," A792.
Article from Washington News Bureau
entitled "Little Banks Save the Big
Banks?" A206.
Articles relative to Henry Wallace in
Washington Post, February 4, 1945,
A548.
Correspondence relative to adjustment
of prices between OPA and, 6601.
Correspondence relative to drafting of
farm workers, A607.
'Editorial by K. G. Pennell relative to
tariffs entitled "Filling In the Facts"
(tariff revision), A1894.
Editorial from Economic Review on
Puerto Rico, A4369.
Editorial from Michigan Farmer relative
to farm labor, A694.
Legislative platform of National Grange,
A5372.
Letter by C. E. Wilson, president, General
Motors Corp., relative to CIO wage de-
mands, A4603.
Letter by Walter Nobis relative to draft-
ing of farm labor, A1025.
Letter from Chester Bowles and Asso-
ciation of Sugar Producers of Puerto
Rico relative to sugar program, 1332.
INDEX
CRAWFORD, FRED L.-Continued.
News release by National Industrial.Con-
ference Board entitled "OPA Pricing
Policy Seen Threat to Speedy Recon-
version," 6558.
Press release issued by Fred Vinson rela-
tive to war needs and supplies, 6490.
Remarks in House relative to, 984.
Resolution of State Legislature of Mich-
igan relative to farm labor, AC94.
Statement by Emil Schram on the se-
curities industry, A3652.
Statement by Fred Vinson relative to
CPA preventing inflation, 6548.
Statement by General Motors entitled
"Should Management Be Unionized?"
A1895.
Statement by Judge Picard blaming
farmers for high prices, 6600.
Statement on financial condition of Gov-
ernment corporations, 8563. •
Statement presented to San Francisco
Conference. by J. L.. McElhany regard-
ing freedom of religion, A25C6.
Sworn in, 273.
Tal~les: statements of insured commer-
cial banks, A4098.
Telegram from Edson Moore & Co., of
Datroit, relative to price regulations on
clothing received by, C495.
Amendments offered by, to
Government agencies reorganization
(H. R. 4 1'9) : to amend, 9442.
Price Control Act: to amend, 6557.
Bills and ioint rasolutions introduced by
Banks and banking: to amend law re-
garding establishment of branches by
national banking associations (see bill
H. R. 1680), 447.
- to amend.Revised Statutes rela-
tive to establishment of branches by
national banking associations (see bill
H. R. 1855), 640.
District of Columbia: to stabilize rents
of commercial property in (see bill 11.
R. 2022), 870.
Federal Loan Agency: to restore as an
independent establishment of the Fed-
oral Government (see bill H. R. 1994),
E38.
Gage,Eleanor R.: for relief (see billH. R.
3557), 6585.
Internal Revenue Code: to amend section
340-4(see billH. R. 1993), 0*38.
Lending agencies of Federal Govern-
ment: for effective administration of
(see billH. R. 1706), 448.
Palmer, Ethelyn:-to pension (see billII.
R. 4092), C659.
United States notes and obligations: to
sellto private persons, firms, or cor-
porations (see billH. R. 1904), 671.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Commodity Credit Corporation: to in-
vestigate (see H. Res. 180), 2072.
Michigan: to inquire into administration
of national selective service law in (see
H. Res. 122), 908.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill, 2682.
points of order, 2668.
Aleda E. Lutz, Army nurse: radio tribute
to, A3058:
Annuity payments: exemption from tax-
ation, 0991.
Armed forces: voluntary enlistment bill,
8651.
Auto-use tax, 7219.
Bretton Woods Agreements Act, 5577,
5653, 5673.
-report of American Bankers Asso-
ciation; 981.
Census of Agriculture, 845.
Census of manufacturing, 4668.
Committee on Banking and Currency:
hearings on Price Control Act, 6543.
Commodity Credit Corporation, 1972,
2047, 2048.
Congressional Record: extension of re-
- marks, 1594.
Cotton, data on, A4888.
-statement by C. T. Revere, A4888.
CRAWFORD, FRED L.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Cuban suar, 9518.
Daylight-saving time: termination, 8544.
Debt limit: increase, 1931, 1932, 1935,
1936.
Draft of farm workers, A607.
Emergency Price Control Act: extension
(H. J. Res. 101), 6401.
Export-Import Bank, 7542, 7543, 9442.
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation,
9040.
Full employment: use of knowledge in
providing for, A5f88.
Full-employment bill, A4602.
-excerpt from Economic Outlook,
A4632.
Furniture industry: prices, 6558.
Gold reserves: reduction, 5276, 5277, 5278,
5279.
Government agencies: reorganization,
9339, 0426, 9442.
Government corporations: financial con-
trol, 8:63, 8564.
Government tools: destruction at Lans-
ing Mich., 8839.
Independent offices appropriation bill,
915.
Insurance business: regulation, 1086,
1090.
International currency stabilization, 840.
Lending agencies of the Government,
1131, 1182.
Lend-leaze: President's message, 8411.
Members of Congress: expense allow-
ance, 5271, 5272.
National Labor Relations Act: need for
amendment in case of foremen, A1895.
Office of Price Administration: reconver-
sion policies, 5277-5279.
- price policies, 6548.
Philippine Islands: -trade relations, 0925.
Price Control Act: amendment, 6543,
6548, 6557, 6558, 6559, 6565, 6589, 6599,
6600, 6601.
- extension, 6369, 6370, 6374, 6488,
6490, 6494-6497, 7081, 7190:
Puerto Rico, A4369.
-- strike of sugar workers, 2050.
Reciprocal trade agreements, 5079.
Revenue bill of 1945, 9623, 9624, 9625.
- conference report, 10173, 10177.
Secretary of Treasury: statement re re-
port of American Bankers Association
on Bretton Woods proposal, 840.
Soil pipe and plumbing, 10816.
Subsidies- continuation of certain, 5233,
5237.
Sugar: bungling of program by Govern-
ment agencies, 1331.
- cost during World War I, 5235.
Tax adjustment bill, 7322, 7325, 7328.
Tennessee Valley Authority: text of act
of 1941 relating to, 8563.
Tidelands: quieting title to, 6843.
Underwear: scarcity, C61.
United Nations Relief: appropriation,
10227.
Veterans' Administration: Departmnt
of Medicine and Surgery, 11666, 1177,
11651.
Wallace, Henry A., 1181, 1182.
Votes cf. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
CRAWFORD, FREDERICK. C., letter by W.
Morgenstierne from New York Herald
Tribune relative to statement on con-
ditions in Norway by, A94.
Remarks in House relative to Informa-
tion on Norway by, A94.
CRAWFORD, R. C. (brigadier general, U. S.
Army), address at Lincoln, Nebr., be-
fore Nebraska State Reclamation As-
sociation by, A565.
CRAWFORD, RUTH, relief (see bill H. R.
913).
CRAWFORD, MRS. WADE, correspondence
relative to removal of restrictions on
property and money belonging to the
Klamath Indians, 8043.
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CRAWSHAW, RALPH EVERETT, correct
naval record of (see bills S. 268; H. R.
900, 11[6).
CRAY, A. J., letter on Government expendi-
tures effect on bond buyers by, A4572.
CREAGER, R. B., correspondence relative to
extension into Mexico of Intracoastal
Canal of Louisiana and Texas, between
Roy Miller and, A2464.
CREAM, correspondence between Represent-
ative Murray (Wosconsin) and Bureau
of Agricultural Economics relative to
sale in 1943 and 1944 of, A328.
Remarks in House relative to nonra-
tioning of, A328.
CREAMERY BUSINESS, remarks in House
relative to effects of OPA regulations
on, A3025.
"CREATIVE FORCE OF THE GREAT DEAD,"
sermon by W. N. Thomas at centen-
nial memorial service at Naval Acad-
emy entitled, A4373.
CREDIT AGENCIES, statistics to obligations
of, 2761.
CREDIT UNIONS, relating to payments in
connection with redemption of United
States savings bonds by (see bill H. R.
412).
"CREDITS TO RUSSIA AND SOVIET TRADE,"
article by Robert P. Vanderpoel from
Chicago Herald-American. entitled,
A3517.
"CREDITS TO SOVIET AGENCIES IN THE
UNITED STATES--A HISTORICAL RE-
VIEW," article by E. C. Ropes entitled,
A2669.
CREEL, GEORGE, article relative to Black
Dragon Society in Japan and life of
Mltsuru Toyamo from Reader's Digest
by, A3849.
CREIGHTON, NEAL (colonel, U. S. Army),
resolution by Belleville (Ill.) Rotary
Club in praise of, A3849.
Speech to personnel separated at Scott
Field, Ill., by, A4478.
CRESCENT CARAVAN FERRYING DIVISION,
article from Wilmington (Del.) Morn-
in News relative to record of, A501.
CRESSETT (magazine), article on labor
unjustly criticized from, A3982.
CRESTON (IOWA) NEWS ADVERTISER, edi-
torial entitled "Stlmson Makes Report
on Soldier Ballot" from, A586.
Editorial entitled "How Endless Spend-
ers Bungled Butter Trade" from,
A4121, A4175.
CRET, PAUL P., tribute In Senate to, 8880.
CRIDER, JOHN H., article entitled "The
World Watches Debate on Bretton
Woods Bill" from New York Times by,
A1344.
CRIME. See POSTWAR CRIME PROBLEMS.
"CRIME AND CRIMINAL PROCEDURE," re-
vise, codify, and enact title 18 of the
United States Code entitled (see bill
H. R. 2200*).
"CRIMEAN AGREEMENT," editorial from
Arizona Daily Star, Tucson, Ariz., en-
titled, A745.
"CRIMEAN AGREEMENT ONE OF MAN-
KINDS GREAT DOCUMENTS," edi-
torial from Salt Lake (Utah) Tribune
entitled, A768.
"CRIMEAN COMPACT," editorial from Bos-
ton Post entitled, A675.
CRIMEAN CONFERENCE, articles entitled
"American Idealism Defeated at Par-
ley" and "Candid Explanation Advised
on Parley" by David Lawrence, Wash-
ington Evening Star, A679.
Concurrent resolution to express dis-
approval of Congress of decision re-
lating to partition of Poland made at
(see H. Con. Res. 31).
INDEX
CRIMEAN CONFERENCE-Continued.
Joint -resolution assuming national re-
sponsibility for results of Crimean
Conference as they affect members of
Polish armed forces serving today out-
side Poland (see H. J. Res. 110).
Radio address by Senator Wheeler, en-
titled, A912.
Remarks in House relative to, 1044..
Remarks in House relative to a sober
reflection on results of, A1064.
Remarks in House relative to results of
the conference of the Big Three, 1046.
Rematks in House relative to little
chance for peace as result of, A666.
Remarks in House relative to accom-
plishmeuts of Big Three at, A763.
Statement in the nature of a report of
conerence between President Roose-
velt, Prime Minister Churchill, and
Marshal Stalin (S. Doc. 8), 1025.
"CRIMEAN SETTLEMENT REQUIRES RE-
VISION," article by David Lawrence
entitled, A730.
"CRIMES AND CRIMINAL PROCEDURE" re-
vise title 18 of the United States Code
entitled (see bill H. R. 2200*).
Concurrent resolution to print additional
copies of bill (H. R. 2200) to revise
title 18 of the United States Code en-
titled (see H. Con. Res. 33), 2277.
Remarks in House relative to bill (H. R.
2200) to revise the laws concerning,
3779.
CRIMINAL APPEALS. See COURTS OF THE
UNITED STATES.
CRIMINAL CODE.
Bill to amend section 48, relating to
receiving of stolen public property
(see bills S. 589; H. R. 2280).
Bill to amend title 18, to declare cer-
tain papers and other material non-
mailable, to provide penalty for mail-
ing same (see bill H. R. 2328).
Bill to amend section 211, relating to
nonmailable matter (see bill H. R.
1334).
Bill to exempt certain officers and em-
ployees of Wax Department from cer-
tain provisions of (see bill H. R. 1523).
Bill to amend section 211 of (see bill S.
692).
Bill to amend, to punish anyone Injuring
an officer or employee in service of Post
Office Department (see bill H. R. 3895).
Bill to exempt certain officers and em-
ployees within Office of Scientific Re-
search and Development from certain
provisions of (see bill H. R. 1524*).
Bill to exempt members of advisory
board appointed under War Mobiliza-
tion and Reconversion Act of 1944 from
cartain provisions of (see bill H. R.
1527*).
Bill to exempt certain members of Eco-
nomic Stabilization Board from cer-
tain provisions of (see bill H. R. 2951*).
Bill to extend provisions of act of July
11, 1941 (Public Law 163, 77th Cong.)
(see bill H. R. 2992*).
Bill to amend, so as to punish anyone
injuring a party, witness, or juror on
account of his having acted as such
(see bills S. 633*; H. R. 2709*).
Bill to amend section 1 of act of May
18, 1934, relative to punishment of per-
sons who kill certain Federal officers
(see bill H. R. 4348).
Joint resolutions to limit the operation
of sections 109 and 113 of (see S. J. Res.
110*; H. J. Res. 132*).
Witnesses and jurors: letter from Attor-
ney General transmitting draft of pro-
posed bill relative to, 1285.
CRIMINALS, injunction of secrecy removed
in Senate from treaty with Canada for
extradition of (Ex. I), 10773.
CRIMONT, J. R. (Catholic bishop, Alaska),
tribute in the House to late, A2473.
CRISIS IN PALESTINE, report by Senator
Royal S. Copeland re'ative to, 12173.
CRITCHLOW, ED S., editorial on Union City
(Tenn.) can't grow now from Union
City (Tenn.) Daily Messengar by,
A4428.
"CRITIQUE OF LABOR LAW," address by
William Sternberg entitled, A4951.
CROATIA, remarks in House relative to fric-
tion between Serbia and, A3060.
CROCKERY, provide a quota for earthen-
ware, crockeryware, china, porcelain,
and other vitrified wares imported into
United States (see bill -1. R. 2794).
CROCKETT, JOHN C. (Chief Clerk, U. S. Sen-
ate), tribute in Senate to, 920.
CROCKETT, R. L., letter relative to disposal
. of Government surpluses, A3725.
CROCKETT, WILLIE, relief (see bill H. R.
4864).
CROFT, GEORGE D., relief of estate (see bill
H. R. 4211).
CROMPTON, HENRY H., poem by Bill Taylor
dedicated to, A1072.
Tribute by Stanley Mott Sprague to,
A1072.
CROMWELL, GEORGE T., report of the Com-
mittee on Finance on nomination of,
11119.
CROP INSURANCE, remarks in House rela-
tive to platforms of both parties
pledging support of, A177.
CROP LOANS, statement by S. P. Lindsey,
Jr., relative to, A664.
CROP WEATHER CONDITIONS IN FOREIGN
COUNTRIES, news release by Depart-
ment of Agriculture relative to 1944,
A3114.
CROPS, provide for settlement of claims for
damage to crops caused by wild fowl
in vicinity of national wildlife refuges
(see bill H. R. 3527).
Bill for relief of owners of crops dam-
aged or destroyed by migratory birds
(see bill H. R. 3774).
Remarks in House relative to abundant
surplus, 2052.
Remarks in House relative to shortage
of boxcars in Middle West to move,
A1780.
Remarks In House relative to 1944
bumper, 2426.
Table: production of wheat, corn, oats,
and barley, 1940-44, 2426.
"CROPS DAMAGED BY DUCKS," article from
Bottineau .(N. Dak.) Courant entitled,
A2652.
CROSBY, EDITH JOYCE, relief (see bill H.
R. 4958).
CROSBY, RAYMOND, relief (see bill H. R.
1633*).
CROSS, G. L. (president, University of Okla-
homa), letter relative to bill (S. 637)
providing for release of certain mem-
bers of armed forces to continue their
study for medicine and dentistry by,
A1701.
CROSS, HAROLD, editorial captioned "The
Times is honorably discharged" from
Hammond (Ind.) Times by, A4022.,
CROSS, MARGARET, letter relative to the
OPA written by, 218.
CROSSER, ROBERT (a Representative from
Ohio).
Appointed on committee, 275.
Appointed on Treaty of Greene Ville
Celebration Commission, 8377.
Editorial from Cleveland Plain Dealer
entitled "Presidential Succession,"
A3119.
Resolution of Democratic steering com-
mittee commending service of, A335.
Amendments offered by, to
Government reorganization (H. R.
4129): to amend, 9427.

CROSSER, ROBERT-Continued.
Bills and .joint resolutions introduced-by -
Railroad Retirement- Acts:: to amend
(seebill H. R. 1362), 229.
Railroads:, to promote safety on (see bill
H. R. 4927), 11699.
Remarks by, on
Barbour, Henry E.: eulogy, 2707.
Cleveland, Ohio: postmastership at,
A2633.
Fletcher, Brooks: tribute to, A3558.
Government agencies: reorganization,
9427, 9434.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Interstate and Foreign
Commerce:
Bridge across Mahoning River (H. R.
33i, Rept. 824), 6869. -
Votes of. 'See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
CROSSER, MRS. ROBERT. .(deceased), re-
marks in House concerning, 18823.
CROSSLAND, C. E., letter .endorsing.peace
resolutions by, A608 ...
CROSSLAND, CLARA V., pension (see bills
S. 918;'H. R. 3022*).
CRoSS-ROCK CHANNEL,N. C.,providtng for
preliminary survey of (see.bill-H. R.
1573).
CROUSE, CLAUDE S.; relief (see bill'H. R.
3397)."-
CROW,.C.- C., -editorial relative, to abuse of
-lumber industry-by: OPA' by, A1210.
Editorial.
4ntitled' "OPA' ' P&secutes
America's Best Citizens" from Pacific
Coast Lumber Digest by; A1675.
CROWE, MARTIN, article entitled- "Don't
Call Me a Communist Any More"-from
Progressive by, A3474. • (ohio)
CROWLEY, LEO T., article by Walter Trohan
from Washington Times-Herald rela-
tive "'o Britain's elation over resigna-
tion of, A4104.
Editorial from Sheboygan (Wis.) Press
paying tribute to, A4152. . .
Editorial from Chicago Herald-American
relative to British demand for. loan
and resignation of,.A4520. I CUMMINGS, JOHN M.- article on Presiden-
Letter to Congressman Bloom relative
to lend-lease, 2134.
Letter relative to, exports of farm ma-
chinery by, "A1795.
Letter including. comments and .tables
showing cigarette shortage not due to
lend-lease. by, A306.
'CUMMINGS,
Letter relative to financial problems of
"small business by, A3614.
. -
Remarks in House relative to comments
of London' Daily Mail on resignation
of, A4140..
Remarks in'House relative to. resigna-
tion from Foreign Economic Adminis-
tration of, A4104.
Remarks in House relative to reasons for
resignation of, A4131, A4140, A4152.
Remarks in House relative to, 9338.
Statement relative to the Export-Import
Bank of Washington, 7663.
Tribute in House to, A4152.
Tributes in Senate .to, 9645.
"CROWLEY SEES REICH RISING TO.WAR
UNLESS PLANTS ARE STRIPPED."
article from Washington Evening Star
entitled, A3106.
CROWTHER, SAMUEL, article on current
problems by, A4625.
CRUDE OIL, letter from Independent Petro-
leum Association of Texas urging in-
crease in price of, A5333. .
Resolution by National Conference of
Petroleum Regulatory Authorities
urging increase in price of, A1378.
CRUDE PETROLEUM, remarks in House rela-
tive to H. R. 2940, relative to price of,
A1961.
CRUMP, EDWARD H., article urging action to
- prevent erosion, 8740. . . -
Remarks in Senate relative to;1350.
Statement relative to attacks- upon in-
cu-ztrial South from Memphis Com-
mercial Appeal by, A3995.
INDEX
"CRUMP FLAYS CRITICS OF INDUSTRIAL
SOUTH,'-- article. from Memphis Com-
mercial Appeal entitled, A3995; ....
CRUNKLETON, A. G:. relief (see bill H. R.
3539).
CRUTCHER, OBED, relief (see bill H. R.
1134)..
CUBA, article by R. Hart Phillips. relative to
communism centering on, 3282.
Joint resolution ,tojoin in the. universal
mourning caused by the death '.of
Franklin D. Roosevelt adopted by the
House of-Representatives and ,the Sen-
ate of, 5304; -
Me-morial of legislature favoring -estab-
lishment of a world organization for
peace, 4500
Remarks. in Senate and statistics. relative
'to production of sugar in, e268 8269.
CUBAN-AMERICAN SUGAR" CO.,- adjudicate
claim of (see bill H. R. 12Z9*)..
CUBAN SUGAR, remarks in Hcuse relative -to
the proposed purchas e of the 1946 'and
1947 crops of, 9518.
CUBA'S EXPORT -OF CANDY, article from
New York Herald Tribune relative to,
A2667.
CUBA'S SUGAR QUOTA, remarks in House
relative to proposal,.for, A4730;'
CUDAHY,WIS:, resolutions urging erection
of a new post-offi6e.building at, 9552,
A51l7.'
CULLIGAN, CHARLES J., adjudicate claim of
(see bills S. 697; H. R.'2'03).
.CULLIS, CASS,. article entitled "Clevenger
, Opposes Bill for Air;orts. from -Bryan
Democrat by, A4571.
CUMBERLAND, (MD.) NEWS, article entitled
"Army Point System Is Declared Un-
fair" from, A2976.
CUMBERLAND RIVER_ message from the
President submitting report 'on the
'physiographic, economic, and other re-
lationships between the Cumberland
and Tennessee Rivers, 1639, 1672.
't ial succession- problem needs-atten- .. Remarks by, on
tion from Philadelphia Inquirer by,
A2666.
Article -relative to gift of airplane to
Charles De Gaulle from Philadelphia
Inquirer, by, A4261.
RUTH LOIS, relief (see bill
H. R. 3480). . '
CUNNINGHAM. BILL, article on Canada's
plentiful supply- of food from Boston
Herald by , A2816;
Article on Veterans' new organization
could be international from Boston
Herald by, A2557.
Article entitled "United States Rudder
Still Needs Firm Hand" from Boston
Herald by, A4524.
CUNNINGHAM, EMMETT S., address in
Washington before National Council of
Negro Democrats by,.A3139.
CUNNINGHAM, PAUL (a Representative from
Iowa).
Address of George Ver Steeg relative to
soil conservation in Iowa, A301.
Address over radio by Rev. W. W. Orr,
of Des-Moines, Iowa, entitled -"Cheap
Peace, 'A3016.
Appointed conferee, 10601, 11739.'
Appointed pn committee, 492.
Appointed on Objectors Committee, 1255.
Editorial entitled "To the Hills, Men"
from Des Moines Register, A2952.
Resolution by Iowa General Assembly on
death of the President, A1761.
Bills and joint resolutions introducedby
Army: to retire reservists at the highest
rank held in active service during pres-
ent war '(see bill H. R. 1767). , Servicemen's Readjustment Act: amend-
Army Air. Forces enlisted Reserve Corps:
relatiig to discharge status of mem-
'ers (see bill H. . 701),57.
Brown, John F.: for relief (see bill H. R.
C83), 60.
181
CUNNINGHAM, PAUL-Continued..
Bills and -joint-resolutionsintroduced by
Dew,.Lyle Edwin: to correct' military rec-
I ord (see bill H. R. 880), 60.
Hamilton, George P.: to increase pension
bill (see bill H. R. 3782), 7506.
Hamilton, Homer G: forirellef (see bill
-H. R: 4266),-9292.
Iowa: to convey Agricultural Byproducts
. .Labo:'atory to State of (see bill H. R.
1765), 512.
Logs arid lumber: to prohibit exporta-
.tion (see bill H.-R. 4988), 12029.
Miles; Frank F.: for relief (see bill H. R.
-015), 3822.
Mn3re Pearl:- for relief (see bill H. R.
81), "-0.
.Oldage assistance: to provide that non-
inal inc me from personal services may
be-disrcgarded'in computing payments
(see bill H. H. 702),-57.
Rounds, .Clarence Leaon (administra-
R
tori: for relief (see bill H. R. 1739).
513.
Servicemen's Readjustment Act: to
_amend (see bill H. R. 703), 57.
Valley Savings Bank: for relief (see bill
H. R. 882), 63.
_Veterans: amend law relative to loans
for homes, farms, business. property,
. etc. (see bill H. H. 2671), 2457.
.- "to extend for 2 years time for fil-
ing. app-ications "for review of ceaims
on-appeal (see bill H. R. 706), 57.
- .. to increase pension payaible to vet-
erans suffering from permanent total
non-service-connected disabilities (see
bill H. R. 2911), 3466.
Williams, Ed.: for, relief (see bill H. R.
* 879), C0.
World War Veterans' Act: to amend (see
'bills H. R. 704, 705), 57.
York Products, Inc.: for relief (see bills
H. R. 878, 2026), 60, 870.
Motions.and resolutions offered by
Government competition with private
businczs: to investigate (see H. Con.
Res. 17), 148.
.Agricultural appropriation bill, 2685.
Alien enemy property: dispcsition, 5524.
Armed forces: voluntary enlistment bill,
8645.
Congress: delegation of powers, 10686.
Daylight-saving time: termination, E544.
Farm loans-for veterans, A-1274. -
- text of bill (H. R. 2671), A1274.
Pzderal Farm Loan Act: amendment,
4760.
Federal judgeship in eastern and western
Missouri: additional judge (H. R.
1196), 6283.
Flag: pledge of allegiance, 5510.
GI bill of rights: administration of, 496.
Herring, Clyde L.: death of, 8620.
Immigration and Naturalization Servce,
4820.
Inflation, 6577.
Memorial address in House in memory
of deceased Members of Congress, 4917.
National Employ the" Physically Handi-
capped Week, 5508.
Nationality.Act: amendment, 4290.
Naval Academy: midshipmen's store,
10989.-
OPA enforcement tactics, 6577.
Office of War Information; 7503.
Palestine problem, 9691.
Postal employees,: salary increase, 4620.
Price Control Act: amendment, 6577.
Public roads: investigation, 7191.
Railroads: land-grant rates, 4192.
Reciprocal trade agreements, 5041, 5042.
Referees in bankruptcy, 9659.
School-lunch programs, 9253.
• .ment, 7724, 7725, 7726, 7727.
- conference report, 12376, 12378,
12380.
Stabilization Act of 1C42: amendment,
6577.
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CUNNINGHAM, PAUL-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Veterans: defect in law providing loans
for, 2579, 2580.
-disability compensation, 7879.
-pension increase, 8493.
-settlement on farm lands, 8773.
Veterans' Administration: Department
of Medicine and Surgery, 11659, 11660.
-investigation, 2872, 2873.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
CUNNINGHAM, SAMUEL K., address on in-
vestment banker accepts responsi-
bility, at Hot Springs, Va., by, A3189.
"CURBSTONE LAMENT," poem by Smith
Dawless entitled, A5164, A5796.
CURFEW REGULATIONS, memorial of Legis-
lature of South Carolina endorsing the
action of the War Mobilizer urging
observance of, 2634.
Radio address by William L. Shirer rela-
tive to, A770.
Remarks in House relative to, 1447, 2487,
2489, 2547, 2624.
Remarks in Senate relative to modifica-
tion of, 2390.
CURIE, SKLODOWSKA, providing for proper
observance of birthday of (see H. J.
Res. 33).
CURLEY. JAMES M. (a Representative from
Massachusetts).
Address before meeting of businessmen,
Stuart Street, Boston, Mass., A2725.
Address by James A. Parley, Charleston,
Mass., June 17, 1945, A3077.
Address by Most Rev. Richard J. Cush-
ing at memorial mass for One Hundred
and First Infantry veterans, A5312.
Address of Most Rev. Richard J. Cushing
relative to value of work, A271.
Address on Labor Day by, A3876.
Appointed conferee, 6072.
Appointed on committee, 15.
Appointed on funeral committee, 3356.
President Truman's message at San
Francisco Conference, A3C93.
Bills and joint resolutions introducod by
Adjusted-service certificates: to correct
inequities in certain cases (see bill
H. R. 4767), 10389.
Arlington National Cemetery: to bury an
unknown soldier o& World War II in
(see billH. R. 4749), 10826.
Armed forces: to pay transportation ex-
penses of members on furlough (see
bill H. R. 6), 18.
Babine, Benjamin: to adjudicate claim
(see bill H. R. 4214), 9109.
Coutonlakis, Emmanuel: for relief (see
bill H. R. 4213), 9109.
DeNunzio, Evelyn, and others: for relief
(see bill H. R. 2102), 986.
Driscoll, Michael A.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 4212), 9109.
James, Mary J.: for relief (see bill H. R.
4971), 11932.
Japan: to arrange for use of Chinese
forces in policing (see bill H. R. 4104),
8725.
McNeil, Charles J.: for relief of estate
(see bill H. R. 1790), 513.
-to correct military record (see bill
H. R. 1791), 513.
Mahoney, Robert: for relief of estate (see
bill H. R. 3854), 7824,
Oshansky, Joseph: for relief (see bill
H. R. 887, 888), 60.
President of the United States: to in-
crease salary (see bilH. R. 4868), 11279.
Russo, Jean: for relief (see bill H. R.
4689), 10692.
Salvi, Domenic: for'-relief (see bill H. R.
885, 886), 60.
Stoddard, Albert H.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 4972), 11932.
Thomas, Horace Leslie, posthumous Con-
gressional Medal of Honor (see bill
H. R. 884), 60.
Veterans: relating to national defense
housing for (see bill H. R. 2094), 986.
INDEX
CURLEY, JAMES M.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Chennault, Gen. Claire Lee: tribute,
A288.
Italy: diplomatic relations should be re-
sumed with, A1378.
Japan: problem of policing, A3750.
MacArthur, Gen. Douglas: statement on
occupation forces, 8772.
Veterans and the OPA, 982.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
CURLEY, MICHAEL, prayer on observance of
VE-day at Hercules Powder Co., Port
Ewen, N. Y., by, A2428.
CURRAN, JOSEPH, excerpt from article in
New York Daily Mirror relative to,
A4555.
Radio address relative to reasons for work
stoppage on ships repairs by, A5255.
CURRAN, MARY A., letter captioned "Stop
that loan to England" by, A5487.
CURRENCY, provide stable (see bill H. R.
153).
Bill to amend the Federal Reserve Act
for termination of authority to issue
certain (see bill H. R. 3000*).
Correspondence between Representative
White and Katherine Thompson rela-
tive to status of our national, A822.
Remarks in House relative to increased
demand for, A806.
Remarks in House relative to Governor
Eccles favoring a managed, A806.
Remarks in House relative to contracting
after last war by Federal Reserve Sys-
tem of, AL280.
Remarks in House on bill (H. R. 3000)
to amend the Federal Reserve Act for
termination of authority to issue cer-
tain, 5275.
CURRENT PROBLEMS, article by Charles
Darlington from Des Moines (Iowa)
Tribune contining an interview with
Beardsley Ruml on, A905.
Article from Columbus (Ohio) Dispatch
relative to Representative McGregor's
questionnaire on, A1286.
Article by Samuel Crowther relative to,
A4625.
Discussion from weekly newspaper letters
of Representative Mason relative to
pertinent, A1418.
Editorials by J. L. Liggett from Advestiser
Review of Los Angeles, Calif., relative
to, A469.
Letter by a citizen of Minneapolis, Minn.,
expressing his views on, A443.
Letter by unnamed lieutenant in Bavaria
expressing views on, A4565.
Memorials of California Legislature
bringing to notice of Congress Vital,
A2504.
Observations from weekly letter of Rep-
resentative Mason relative to, A505.
Poll by Surveys, Inc., of New York for
Look of opinion of Congress on, A793.
Questionnaire by Representative Mc-
Gregor relative to, A1286.
Remarks in House relative to many in-
quiries on, A3673.
Remarks in House relative to views of
people in Indiana on, A3639.
Resolutions by Nebraska Stock Growers
Association relative to, A3021.
Resolution by New Ycrk Joint Legisla-
tive Committee on Interstate Coopera-
tion relative to, A3793, A3794.
Resolution by representatives of South-
ern Commissions on Interstate Co-:
operation on, A4546.
Resolutions by Washington and Idaho
Farmers Union relative to, A5297.
Resolutions of Farm Bureau of Wapello
County, Iowa, relative to, A5285, A5286.
Resolutions by Wayne County (Iowa)
Farm Bureau relative to, A5250.
Resolutions by Marshall County (Iowa)
Farm Bureau relative to, A5143.
Speech by Representative Brown (Ohio)-
in Warren, Ohio, before Giddings Club
relative to, A4292.
CURRY, ANNIE AND JAMES, relief (see bill
H. R. 3229*).
CURRY,GEORGE,relief (see billH. R. 2838).
CURRY,NOLAN V., relief(see billH. R. 4400).
CURTIS, CARL T. (a Representative from
Nebraska),
Appointed on committee, 492.
Article by Stanley High in Saturday
Evening Post on Communist Party,
11826.
Article by Walter Trohan in Washing-
ton Times-Herald on Communists in
United States, A2764.
Article from Lutheran Companion en-
titled "How Danzig Was Liberated,"
A5494.
Article from Wall Street Journal on
synthetic rubber industry,A4695.
Editorial entitled "What's Wrong With
Demobilization?" A4812.
Editorial from Lincoln (Nebr.) Star
relative to the retirement from Federal
Service of Harry W. Bashore, A5781.
Editorial from Miles City (Mont.) Star
on Missouri Valley Authority, A4257.
Poem by Mattie Richards Tyler entitled
"MacArthur Came Through," A2042.
Resolution of Nebraska Legislature rela-
tive to shortage of meat and reply
thereto, A1330.
Resolution by Republican Valley Con-
servation Association, McCook, Nebr.,
A3819.
Text of a peace treaty proposed by
students of University of Nebraska,
A2688.
Amendments offered by, to
District of Columbia appropriation bill
(H. R. 3306) : to amend, 5272.
National Service Act (H. R. 1752) to
amend, 746.
Reciprocal trade agreement (H. R. 3240)
to amend, 5158.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Alcohol plants: permitting them to pro-
duce sugar or sirups (see H. Res. 246),
9292.
Allberry, Richard A.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 3122), 4174.
Farmers: deduction from gross income
of living expenses of (see bill H. R.
3803), 7551.
Garwood, Helen: for relief (see bill H. R.
1670), 432.
Government loans to States and munici-
palities: reduction in rate of inter-
est (see H. J. Res. 226), 7214.
Hicks, Vennas H.: for relief (see bill H. R.
3618), 6979.
Kilpatrick Bros. Co.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 8985), 8466. "
Logs and lumber: to prohibit exporta-
tion of (see bill H. R. 5013), 12229.
McCune, Caroline and Arthur C.: for re-
lief (see bill H. R. 3986), 8466.
O'Driscoll, Mrs. Francis J.: for relief (see
bill H. R. 3783), 7506.
Peyote: to impose occupational excise
tax upon certain dealers in (see bill
H. R. 2403), 1595.
Stowell, Dorothy: for relief (see bill H. R.
1669), 432.
United States Academy for Foreign Serv-
ice: to create (see bill H. R. 1100), 98.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Alcohol; permitting federally owned al-
cohol plants to produce sugars or
sirups simultaneously with the pro-
duction of (see H. J. Res. 256), 9553.
Remarks by, on
Academy of Foreign Service: creation of,
2449.
Alcohol products, 10005, 10006.
Appropriations: reduction of certain,
9845.
Armed forces: demobilization, A4956.
letter by a soldier, A4956.
voluntary enlistments, 11737.
Army: payment of soldiers in foreign
currency, 5266.
-reasons for delay in discharging
servicemen, A4252.

CURTIS, CARL T.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Bashore, Harry: tribute to, A5781.
Bretton Woods Agreements Act, 5588.
Business conditions under New Deal,
122.
China: report of Mr. Mansfield, 282.
Committee on Labor, 2442.
Committee on Ways and Means: hear-
ings on reciprocal trade agreements,
6341.
Communism, 11414.
Dannul, Sgt. Alfred G., A682.
Debt limit, 1946.
-minority views on bill (H. R.
2404), 1946.
Deficiency appropriation bill, 11194,
11218.
District of Columbia appropriation bill,
5272.
Employment: States to provide for full,
12080.
England: loans to, 8494.
Export-Import Bank, 7544.
Farm machinery, 1173.
Foreign. policy of the United States,
A5159.
Full employment bill, 10455, 10460,
10552, 10556.
Gold reserves: reduction, 5277.
Government corporations: financial con-
trol, 8564.
Great Br'tain: loans to, 8512, 8513.
Increasing debt limit of the United
States, 1945, 1946.
Interior Department appropriation bill,
6941, 6942.
Irrigation projects, 11194.
Labor: strikes at Akron, Ohio, rubber
plant, 7212.
Labor leaders, 11826.
Lend-lease: extension, 2150.
Lumber: needed for railroad cars, A3476.
Maritime Commission: waste of funds,
9845.
Military Establishment appropriation
bill, 6760.
Mobilization of civilian manpower, 746.
National Service Act, 746.
Needs of Republican River Valley: reso-
lution of Nebraska Legislature con-
cerning, A2043.
O'Connor, James F.: eulogy, 266.
Office of Price Administration: cancella-
tion of ration points, 220.
-- reconversion price policies, 5277,
10053, 10481.
Peyote: to outlaw use of, A980.
Pick, Brig. Gen. Lewis A., 1062.
Presidential succession, 7017.
Price control: should be abolished when
peace comes, 6600. , certain employees and (see bill H. R.
Reciorocal trade agreements, 5068, 5158,
5795, A2286.
-letter by John B. Trevor, 5159.
-- letter by W. M. Jeffers, 5158.
-- study by United States Chamber
of Commerce, A2286.
Revenue bill of 1945, 9626, 9627.
conference report, 10178.
Second deficiency appropriation bill,
684, 6836, 6849.
Small business: problems of, 114.
Strikes in wartime, 7138.
Sugar: some facts about, A3475.
Tax adjustment bill, 7326.
United Nations Relief: appropriation,
10236.
Veterans: * settlement on farm lands,
8777.
Wallace, Henry A.: economic theories,
434.
War Department appropriation bill
(civil functions), 1062.
War Labor Disputes Act: repeal, 11826.
Wartime controls, A4969.
Wedemeyer, Lt. Gen. Albert C.,.A5159.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Ways and Means:
Alcohol plants (S. J. Res. 100, Rept..
. 1140), 9873.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
INDEX
CURTISS, GLENN HAMMOND, provide for
erection of a monument at Ham-
mondsport, N. Y., in commemoration
of his contribution in development of
aviation to (see bill H. R. 199).
CURTISS MEMORIAL COMMISSION, pro-
viding for creati6n of (see bill H. R.
4461).
CURTISS-WRIGHT CORPORATION, letter
from James C. Larsen relative to al-
leged defective workmanship by, 3774.
Remarks in House relative to Truman
committee indictment of, A518.
Remarks in Senate and correspondence
relative to, 4420.
Stock holdings of, 8194.
CURZON LINE, remarks in House relative to,
2699.
CUSHING, RICHARD J. (Archbishop of Bos-
ton), address on subject, Work, before
Boston Chamber of Commerce by,
A271.
Address in Boston relative to the free-
dom of Lithuania by, A1857.
Address entitled "A Plea for Poland" in
Boston by, A2242. •
Address before Newton Post, No. 211,
Auxiliary of Jewish War Veterans, in
Boston, from Boston Daily Globe by,
A2314.
Address at memorial mass for One Hun-
dred and First Infantry veterans at
Cathedral of the Holy Cross by, A5312.
Address relative to providing funds be-
fore Christmas, for continuance of
UNRRA in Boston by, A5501.
Address on Christ's law of charity in
Boston by, A3338.
Address in Boston before nonsectarian
group by, A2615.
Statement opposing peacetime military
. training from Pilot by, A5102, A5278.
CUSTER BATTLEFIELD NATIONAL MONU-
MENT, change designation of Custer
Battlefield National Cemetery to (see
bill S. 1185).
CUSTOMS ADMINISTRATIVE ACT OF 1938,
amend (see bill H. R. 276).
CUSTOMS COURT, notice of hearing in Sen-
ate on nomination of Irvin C. Mollison
to be judge of, 9373.
CUSTOMS DUTY, provide a temporary ex-
emption from customs duty for screen-
ings, scalpings, chaff, and scourings of
certain grains and seeds (see bill H. R.
2237).
CUSTOMS OFFICERS, extend statute of lim-
itations with respect to suits for extra
pay for Sunday and holiday services by
4964).
CUT BANK (MONT.) PIONEER PRESS, arti-
cle entitled "How High Are United
States Tariffs?" by Representative
Knutson reprinted in, A2503.
CYCLE OF CIVILIZATION, remarks In House
relative to, 4267.
CZECHOSLOVAKIA, article captioned "Iron
curtain around Czechs undiscovera-
ble" by Maurice Hindus from New
York Herald Tribune, A4101.
Letter relative to need for aid from
UNRRA for people of, 10122.
Remarks. in House relative to communis-
. tic influence in, A3263.
Remarks in House relative to valiant
. fight for her ideals by, A3994.
Remarks in House relative to request of
loan from Great Britain by, A4131.
Remarks in House relative to twenty-
seventh anniversary of, A4499.
Remarks in House relative to contribu-
tion to American cultural life of people
from, A44C9.
Remarks in House relative to proposed
loan by Britain to, 11928.
DABNEY, VIRGINIUS, editorial on industrial
lgislation aiMd to South from Rich-
mond Times-Dispatch by, A5150.
183
DACHARRY, ANDRE, relief (see bill H. R.
2192).
DACHAU CONCENTRATION CAMP, letter by
Theodore Barnett relative to Nazi
atrocities at, A2707.
DADE MONUMENT, authorizing Secretary of
War to have prepared for presenta-
tion to State of Florida a replica of
(see bill S. 1441).
DAFT, FLOYD S., report of the Committee on
Finance in Senate on nomination of,
11410.
DAGENAIS, WILFRED, relief (see bill S. 670).
DAHLQUIST, JOHN E. (major general, U. S.
Army), tribute to combat. reccrd of
Four Hundred and Forty-second Com-
bat Team from Stars and Stripes by,
All15.
DAIL EIREANN, resolution of adjournment
out of respect to Franklin Delano
Roosevelt by, A1850.
DAILEY, JOSEPH L., address paying tribute
to Ernie L. Pyle by, A2748.
DAILEY, JOE D., relief (see bill S. 158).
DAILY, HELEN C., letter favoring bill to in-
crease salaries of postal employees by,
A2779.
DAILY GATEWAY (newspaper), editorial,
Soldiers Detained In India-Ships Re-
turn Civilians by Kenn Pothoven and
Hal Walker from, A5157.
DAILY HERALD IN ENGLAND (newspaper),
article entitled "Feeding Savoys to the
Cows" by B. A. Steward from, A1t63.
DAILY MISSOULIAN (newspaper), article
relative to military record of Louis C.
Charlo from, A1062.
Article relative to landings on Iwo Jima
by Ralph Y. McGinnis from, AlE85.
Editorial paying tribute to Arthur L.
Stone from, A1482.
Editorial entitled "Laurels Where They
Belong" from, A3300.
DAILY OKLAHOMAN (newspaper), article on
farmers plan Capital march January 10
to demand relief from, A5511.
Editorial entitled "Subsidizing Our Com-
petitors" from, A2333.
Editorial paying tribute to W. C. Fidler
from, A2043.
DAILY PACIFICAN (newspaper), article en-
titled "Altered Liberty Troop Ships
Feasible" by Phil Gordon from, A4691,
A4762.
Letters criticizing Army's discharge sys-
tem by several servicemen from, A45E9,
A4741, A4742.
Letters from GI's-giving their thinking,
hopes, and objectives, A5050.
DAILY SENTINEL TRIBUNE, BOWLING
GREEN, OHIO (newspaper), editorial
on preserve Act of Chapultepec by
Spencer A. Canary from, A2476.
DAILY WORKER, article relative to Henry
Wallace for Secretary of Commerce
from, llE0.
DAIRY FARMER, advertisemtnt captioned
"America's No. 1 War producer" ap-
pearing in many newspapers by Land
O'Lakes Creameries, A668.
Remarks in House relative to di'scussion
by- John Brandt regarding serious
plight of, A68.
Remarks in House relative to crWcal
manpower problem facing New York,
A338.
DAIRY INDUSTRY, article on Brigham
Farms Jersey cow record from Eu.lirg-
ton (Vt.) Free Press, A2300.
Correspondence relative to drafting
young men in, 752.
Correspondence between Representative
Doyle and the Protected Milk Produc-
ers' Association relative to drafting of
essential labor in, A667, A688.
Letter by Superior Milk Producers' Asso-
ciation rlative to problems cf, A637.
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DAIRY INDUSTRY-Continued.
Letter from Charles W. Holman relative
to, 192, 991.
Letter by Eastern Federation of Feed
Merchants urging use of surplus mo-
lasses as feed for dairy cattle, A4574.
Remarks in House relative to subsidy al-
lotted to, 2051, A2056.
Remarks in House relative to Vermont,
the leading dairy State, A2300.
Remarks in House relative to fight
planned by oleo industry on, A4043.
Remarks in House relative to drafting of
labor in, A686.
Remarks in House relative to problems
of Wisconsin, A809.
DAIRYLAND NEWS, LAKE MILLS, WIS.
(newspaper), article on farm-labor
employment in defense plants by Art
Tiller from, A337.
DAIRY PRODUCTION AND SUBSIDY PAY-
MENTS, memorial of Legislature of
Vermont relative to, 3179.
DAIRY PRODUCTS, letter from the Minne-
sota Creameries Association relative to
prices of, 328.
Letter from Rex Baking Co., TulsaOkla.,
relative to shortage of, A2423.
Remarks in House relative to production
of, 2573.
Remarks in House relative to price of,
A4707.
Remarks in Senate relative to investiga-
tion of, 374.
Remarks in Senate relative to removal
from ration list of, 8425.
Statistics relative to imports of, 6331.
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKETING ASSOCIA-
TION, INC., CHICAGO, ILL.
Tables: prices paid on butterfats in
December 1944 and August 1943 by,
A4336.
D'ALESANDRO, JOHN B. (private, U. S.
Army), article from Baltimore Catholic
Review and letter by War Department
relative to death in action of, A254.
D'ALESANRO, THOMAS, JR. (a Representa-
tive from Maryland).
Address' at Flag Day ceremony of Benev-
olent and Protective Order of Elks,
Baltimore Lodge No. 7, A2889.
Address by Jan Ciechanowski, Ambassa-
dor of Poland, A2229.
Address by Jan Ciechanowski, Polish
Ambassador, on Polish Constitution
Day, A2094.
Address by Rear Adm. George F. Hussey
on Navy Day at Baltimore, Md., A4595.
Address by Herbert H. Lehman relative
to relief for liberated countries, A3307.
Address of Povilas 2adelkis and Anthony
0. Olis relative to Lithuanian inde-
pendence, A1455.
Appointed on committee, 274.
Appointed conferee, 3431.
Article from Baltimore News-Post rela-
tive to Capt. Louis H. Tankin, A84.
Articles from Baltimore Sun relative to
meeting of white-collar workers in
Baltimore, A1147.
Article from Baltimore Sun relative to
award of Congressional Medal of Honor
to late President Roosevelt, A181)
Article by N. T. Kenney in Batimore Sun
relative to Communists in Maryland,
A4379.
Article from Catholic Review on golden
jubilee of St. Elizabeth's Church, Balti-
more, Md., A4584.
Articles from Baltimore Sun by Joseph
H. Short relative to award of Distin-
guished Service Medal to Howard
Bruce, A3794.
Editorial in Baltimore Sun relative to
Dies committee, A59.
Editorial by Gerald W. Johnson entitled
"Peace With Honor" being a tribute
to the late President Roosevelt, A1962.
Editorial from Baltimore Sun on UNRRA
appropriation, A4855.
INDEX
D'ALESANDRO, THOMAS, JR.-Continued.
Letter concerning prohibition legislation
from American Federation of Labor,
A62.
Letter from Polish Roman Catholic
Union, 4138.
Letter by Ray H. Everett to police depart-
ment concerning prostitution in Dis-
trict of Columbia, A410.
Radio address on subject of Italian
patriots, A1977.
Radio address on postwar problems,
A5099.
Report from National Catholic Welfare
Conference relative to Federal aid for
education, A810.
Resolution by Maryland Legislature
favoring amendment of social-security
law, A1787.
Resolution by Baltimore Association of
Commerce paying tribute to late Pres-
ident Roosevelt, A1951.
Resolutions adopted by American Legion,
Department of Maryland, A4150.
Resolutions of American Legion, Depart-
ment of Maryland, A4339.
Speech on March 4 on observance of
Poland Day in Maryland, A1010.
Statement before Committee on Foreign
Affairs urging acceptance of Italy as
an ally, A1752.
Statement before Senate Committee on
Civil Service on pay increase for white-
collar workers, A1975.
Statement of Howard M. Norton on Na-
tional Guard, A5500.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Armed forces: to exempt from taxation
all income received by persons in (see
bill H. R. 3450), 6013.
Citizenship: to repatriate native-born
women residents who have lost their
citizenship by marriage to an alien
(see bill H. R. 384), 24.
Constitution of the United States: to
amend relative to equal rights for men
and women (see H. J. Res. 5), 30.
Dougherty Co., P.: to adjudicate claim
(see bill H. R. 2759), 2702.
Flag of the United States: to designate
September 14 as a day for displaying
(see bill H. R. 4732), 10826.
Jacobs, Samuel and Bertha: for relief
(see bill H. R. 1911), 671.
Roosevelt, Franklin Delano: to award
posthumously a Congressional Medal
of Honor. (see bill H. R. 2952), 3531.
Remarks by, on
Bretton Woods Agreements Act, 5577.
Communistic propaganda in the armed
forces, 9289.
Federal Aid Airport Act, 9701.
Federal aid airport: correspondence, 9701.
GI bill: veterans' rights under the
amended, A5686.
Housing for veterans, 12295.
Leave of absence for certain Members,
5898.
Nationality Act of 1940: amendment,
6960.
National War Labor Board, 11837.
Naturalization laws: bill (H. R. 511) to
amend, A2167.
Office of Price Administration, 10058.
Palestine problem, 9683.
Palestine: correspondence, 9684.
resolution, 12382.
Polish Constitution Day, 4138.
Reciprocal trade agreements, 4892.
Revenue bill of 1945, 9630.
Roosevelt, Franklin D.: tribute, A1777.
Tax adjustment bill, 7332.
United Nations Relief: appropriation,
10227.
additional appropriation, 11568.
VE-day, 3464, 4306.
War agencies appropriation bill, 5810,
5811.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
"D'ALESANDRO ASKS ROOSEVELT MEDAL,"
news item from Baltimore Sun cap-
tioned, A1801.
"D'ALESANDRO REPUDIATES BALTIMORE
WHITE-COLLAR MEETING," article
from Baltimore Sun entitled, A1147.
D'ALIBERTI, ALFRED, letter relative to rec-
ognition of Italy as an ally by, A3600.
DALLAS, TEX., memorial on death of Presi-
dent Roosevelt by 800 employees of
Department of Agriculture in, A1875.
DALLAS COUNTY, TEX., authorizing Admin-
istrator of Veterans' Affairs to grant
an easement in certain lands of Vet-
erans' Administration, Dallas, Tex., to
(see bills S. 530*; H. R. 2123*).
DALLAS (TEX.) NEWS, editorial entitled
"FEPC Bill" from, A841.
Editorial entitled "Tariff Issue Again"
from, A1993.
Editorial entitled "Tariffs and Prosper-
ity" from, A1985.
Editorial entitled "Succession Bill" from,
A3336.
Editorial on newsprint scarcity from,
A3912.
DALLIN, DAVID J., article entitled "Between
War and Peace" from New Leader by,
A2855.
DALTON, NEIL, letter explaining service fur-
nished by Division of Public Inquiries
by, A2568.
DALY, W. ANDREW, poem entitled "Taking
Over" by Alfred Santosuosso, Jr., and,
A9.
DAMACUS, JOHN, relief (see bill H. R. 270*).
DAMAGE CLAIMS. See CLAsms.
Message from President transmitting
estimates of appropriations for various
departments to pay (H. Doc. 350; S.
Does. 18, 19, 21, 24), 1639, 9872.
DAMATO, ANTHONY P. (corporal, Marine
Corps), editorial by James F. Haas
from Shenandoah (Pa.) Evening
Herald relative to posthumous award
of Congressional Medal of Honor to,
A1789.
Remarks in House relative to posthu-
mous award of Congressional Medal
of Honor to, A1789.
DAMICO,. JOHNNIE, relief (see bill H. R.
3675).
DAMICO, SAM, relief (see bill H. R. 3523).
DAMS, provide for repair or alteration of
dams constructed wholly or in part
with Federal funds (see bill H. R. 379),
Remarks in House relative to, A4896.
DAM SITES, editorial entitled "The Need
for Small Dams Becomes Apparent"
from Bedford (Ind.) Daily Times-Mail,
A1039.
DANCAUSE, CHARLES, relief (see bill S.
247).
DANCE, CHRISTOPHER, relief (see bill H. R.
1613*).
DANCE, SADIE, AND OTHERS, relief.(see bill
H. R. 842 *).
DANGBERG, J. B., letter relative to food
production in Nevada, 776.
"DANGERS OF PERMANENT FEPC," edi-
torial from Richmond (Va.) Times-
Dispatch entitled, A2842, A2869.
DANIEL, CLIFTON, article entitled "Arabs,
Plan Oil Ban If United States Aids
ZioniSm" from New York Times by,
A4572.
DANIEL, GUS,letter endorsing peace resolu-
tions by, A608.
DANIELS, ALBERT L., remarks in House
relative to activities in Ohio Depart-
ment of Disabled American Veterans
of, A15.
DANIELS, EPHRAIM, relief (see bill H. R.
•2333*).
DANIELS, HARRY, relief (see billb. 1026).
DANIELS, JONATHAN, article entitled
"Roosevelt: Man and Statesman" from
Liberty by, A3892.

DANIELS, JONATHAN-Continued.
Article entitled "That Poor Man in the
White House" from Colliers by, A5090.
Editorials entitled "Enough Is Enough".
and "Waste of Manpower" from
Raleigh (N. C.) News and Observer by,
A3'81.
Letter relative to plans for reconversion
expressed by the late President Roose-
velt, 4218.
DANIELS, JOSEPHUS, address at dedication
of new Woodrow Wilson House, New
York City, by, A2102.
Statement opposing peacetime military
conscription before House Committee
on Postwar Military Policy by, A2813.
DANKS, EDMUND F., relief (see bill H. R.
2039*).
DANNULL, ALFRED G. (sergeant, U. S.
Army), articles from Air Force Mag-
azine relative to -inventions of, A682.
RemaIks in House relative to war record
of, A682.
DARDAS, CONSTANTINOS, relief (see bill
H. R. 839).
DARDEN,-COLGATE W., JR. (Governor, Vir-
ginia), views relative to TVA from St.
Louis Post-Dispatch by, A54.
DARLINGTON, CHARLES, article containing
interview on current' problems with
Beardsley Ruml from Des Moines Tri-
bune by, A905.
D RTMOUTH COLLEGE, resolution, relative
to development 'and control of atomic
energy by -physics department of,.
A5173.
DASHNAG COUNCIL (ARMENIAN),.docu-
ments relative, to collaboration with
Nazis'by, A4840.
DASHIELL; KENNETH B. (sergeant, U. S.
Army); articie captioned "Wounded
Salisburian gets his stripes back after
Army probe" from Salisbury (Md.)
Times, A2365.
Remarks in House relative to demotion
wlile in hospital of, A2365.
DATA FOR STATE-WIDE PLANNING OF
VETERANS' EDUCATION,'. excerpts
from bulletin prepared by Ernest V.
Hollis relative to, A2455.
DAULIN, FREELAND A. (rear admiral, U. S.
Navy), address at launching of U. S. S.
Oriskany by, A4416;
DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLU-
TION, article, D. A. R. Negro. Policy,-
by Westbrook Pegler, from
. Washing-
tbn Tim~s-Herald, A5351.
Bill to convey'certain -land to the Cap-
tain William Edmiston Chapter of (see
bill H. R. 1647").
Bill to repeal -act to incorporate Na-
tional Society of (see bill'H.' . 4420).
E'll to condition tax exemption ac-
corded them on their not denying
commercial use of Constitution Hall
by reason of race, creed, color, or na-
tional origin' to (see bills H. R. 4420,
4436).
Letter-by Mrs. Julfus Y. Talmadge reply-
ing to Judge- Forman's criticism of,
A5213.
Letter from Secretary of Smithsonian
Institution transmitting annual re-
port of, 10631.
Remarks in House relative 'to Hazel
Scott being denied -use of Constitu-
tion Hall by, A4129.
Remarks in House relative to, 9675, 9676,
. 9791.
Remarks In House relative to bill to
condition tax exemption on Constitu-
ticn Hall to, A4377.
Remarks in House relative to bill to re-
voke charter of, A4432.
Remarks in House relative to refusal to
Ilarian Anderson and Hazel Scott the
use of Constitution Hall by, A4432.
INDEX
DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLU-
TION--Continued.
Resolution -favoring continuance, of
Committee on Un-American Activi-
ties by Mississippi Delta Chapter of,
A333.
Statement by Judge Phillip Forman
criticizing action in discrimination
against Negroes of, A5213.
Telegram from the regional action com-
mittees of the Protestant, New York,
N. Y., condemning the discriminatory
practices cf, 10073.
DAUGHTON, RALPH H. (a Representative
from Virginia).
Appointed on Board of Visitors to Coast
Guard Academyt 292.
Appointed on committee, 16, 274, 275.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Bailey, A. G.. to adjudicate claim (see
-bill H. R. 1838), 591.
Bailey, George W.: for relief (see bill
H. At. 2188), 1108.
Gayle, Eugene W. to adjudicate claim
of (see bill H. R. 1839), 591.
Lauterbach, Herbert R. W., and others,
to adjudicate claim (see bill H. R.
" 1840),-591.
. (see bill H. R 2218), 1171. •
Miller, Lt. (jg) Kenneth T.: for relief.
(see bill H. R. 1600), 327.
Norfolk-Portsmouth Bridge, Inc., con-
ferring jurisdict.on (see bill H. R.
1599); 327.
Magwood; Lewis E.: to-adjudicate claim
(see bils H.'R. 3175, 4797),:4370, 11007.
Navy:. to establish -reserve 'training
fleets for the Atlantic and*Pacific (see
bill H."R. 4768). 11007.
Roosevelt,' Franklin D.: to coin 10-cent
pieces bearing likeness of (see bill
'H.:R. 4790)', 11007.'
Motions and. resolutions offered by
Ccurts martial: to investigate composi-
tion, procedure, and conduct of cases
before (see H. Res. 460), 12101.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
DAUSER, SUE S. (captain, Naval Nurse
Corps), citation awarding Distin-
guished Service Medal by Secretary of
Navy Forrestal to, A5580.
Remarks in House praising record in
Navy Nurse. Corps of, A5580.
DAVIDSON, CARTER, ra Idress, entitled
"Four. Freedoms ,After V-Day" - by,
A2021.
DAVIDSON, GRACE, article 'elative to Denis
W . Delaney's interest, in- rehabilita-
.tion of.servicemen fr6m Boston Post
. by, A2C62.'
DAVIDSON,- JOHN. C.,. relief. (see bill H. R.
'3905).
DAVIDSON, MAUDE, remii'sarks in House rela-
tive to, 2663.
DAVIDSON, MAURICE P., addrezs relative to
development of St. Lawrence seaway
by, A2569.
DAVIES, JOSEPH S., statement entitled
. "Compulsory. Military Training In
Peacetime?" from Commercial and Fi-
nancial Chronicle of New York, A1714.
DAVIES, RALPH K. (Deputz Petroleum Ad-
ministrator), citation awarding -Medal
for Merit by the Presid'ent to, A5528,
A5533.
Statement on oil transportation costs
-by, A42C0.
DAVIS, A. J., relief (see bill H. R. 4817). -
DAVIS, BENJAMIN 0., JR. (colonel, U. S.
Army), article from PM paying tribute
to, A3156.
DAVIS, CHARLES-F., article paying tribute to
John H. Grayson from Monrovia
(Calif.) News Post by, A3526.
DAVIS, CHESTER C., report of the Commit-
tee on Finance in Senate on nomina-
tion to be a member of the Advisory
Beard, Office of War Mobilization and
Reconversion, 10599.
185
DAVIS, CLIFFORD (a Representative from
Tennessee).
Appointed on committee, 15.
E-ected to committee (see H. Res. 400),
10680.
Resignation from Committee on Military
Affairs, 10650.
Speech by James A. Farley to Tennes-
see Bottlers of Carbonated Beverages
convention in Memphis relative to suc-
cess- or failure of home enterpris-s,
L-5636.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Armed forces: to issue headstones in cer-
tain cases (see bill H; R. 1685), 447.
Army: to restore to active list certain re-
tired officers of (see bill H. R. 2354),
1470.
Prmy and Navy: to authorize appoint-
ment of X-ray technicians as commis-
sioned officers (sze bill H. R. 1688),
448.
Eu kley, Chambers H.: for relief of es-
tate (see-bill H. R. 4193), 9042.
Buckley, Mary B.: for re:ief of estate
(see bill- H. R. 4192), 9042.
Caffey Robertson-Smith, Inc.: for relief
Canal Dredging Co.: for -relief (see bill
H. R. 1713), 448.
Gravemarkers supplied by the United
States: to.prohibit exclusion from cem-
orties (see bill H. R. 1686), 447.
rrelief Blanche
Karscb, H. (administratrix) : for
(see bill H. R. 1711), 448.
Loosahatchie .River, Tenn.: to- survey
(see bill H. R. 1(81),.447.
Luckett; W..T. Martin: for relief (see bill
..H. R. 1715), 4,48.
Memphis, Tenn., city of: for relief (see
li H. R. 1703), 418.
National Safety Council: to incorporate
(see bill H. R. 1637), 443. •
Perkins, 'Gins:, for relief (see bill H. R.
1714), 448.
Poindexter, Molly: for,relief (see bill
I H. R. 4490, 10042.
Randolph, Alice: for relief (see bill H. R.
4194), 9042.,
Richards, Aima, and Block, Mary: for
relief. (see bill H. R. 1710), 448.
=Shorthand reporting: to regulate prac-
tice of (see bill H. R. 1682) 447.
Steele, A. T., and Corbitt, J. C.: for relief
(see bill. H. R. 1.712), 443..'.
Su 'plus materials, equipment, and sup--
-plies: to assist in soil- and water-con-
servation work, forest-fire prevention,
and :suppressidn and forest .improve-:
ment .by.making available certain (see
..bill H. R. 4 94), 9462.
Tennessee: for xelief. of State '(see bill
H. R. 1709), 448.
-- to issue 'special postage stamp to
commemorate, admittance. into the
Union of State of (see bill H: R. 1683),
447.
War damage insurance: to return un-
absorbed premiums (see bill II. R.
•1684), 447.
Reports made by, from
Cadmmittee on -Military Affairs:
Hooks, James M. (H. R. 240, :Rept 864),
7267. 1 1 1
Pay Readjustment Act (H. R. 2240, Rept.
C58), 7267.
Stark, Ernest H.: (H.-R. 239, Rept 8563),
. .7267.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
DAVIS, DAN F., article' on Hitler's riseand
• fall. by, A2772.
DAVIS, ELMER (Director of War Informa-
tion), letter by Representative Hope
relative to OWI's misinformation
4
about'midwestern States to, A333 .
Remarks in Housei relative to suggestion
to abolish American newspapers from
Germany by, A2378.
Tribute in Senate to, .182.

DAVIS, HALFORD G., report on public policy
in postwar aviation (S. Doc. 56), 6260.
DAVIS, HERMAN, remarks in House relative
to statute erected to Arkansas' most
distinguished soldier in World War I,
A1152,
DAVIS, JAMES H. (Governor of Louisiana),
telegram on meat shortage in Louis-
iana by, A2921.
Telegram favoring H. R. 3615, establish-
ing national system of airports from,
A4349.
DAVIS, JAMES J. (a former Senator from
Pennsylvania)
Address before Philadelphia Lodge, No.
54, Loyal Order of Moose, Build Now
for Peace, A157.
DAVIS, JOHN F., relief (see bill H. R. 1245*)
DAVIS, JOHN H., address entitled "Contri-
butions of Farmer Cooperatives to the
American Economy" by, AS57.
Letter relative to Senate Joint Resolu-
tion 33 and House Joint Resolution
106 relative to the Tydings-Flannagan
joint resolutions, 1525.
DAVIS, JOHN W., brief on the subject of
enforcement of peace prepared by,
8065.
Letter relative to tenure of Presidents,
A4929.
Radio address on world peace by, A599.
DAVIS, LUTHER, article relative to mirac-
ulous military record of Richard C.
Sanders from Look by, A1606.
DAVIS, MAISIE PURSER, relief (see bill H. R.
4091).
DAVIS, MARY, to increase pension (see bill
S. 1594).
DAVIS, MONNETT BAIN, remarks in Senate
relative to the executive nomination
to be Envoy Extraordinary and Minis-
ter Plenipotentiary to Denmark, 6047.
Report of the Committee on Foreign
Relations in Senate on nomination of,
5629.
DAVIS, PAUL E. (private first class U. S.
Army), r6marks In House relative to
honor of first enlisted man to enter
Tokyo, A4316.
Tribute in the HoUse to, A4316.
DAVIS, RASTUS L., relief (see bill H. R.
2054*).
DAVIS, R. M., document relative to office of
peace education by, A2641.
Letter favoring creation of department
of peace by, A3132.
DAVIS, TROY CHARLES, relief (see bill S.
1586).
DAVIS, T. HOYT, report of the Committee
on the Judiciary in Senate on nomina-
tion of, 488.
DAVIS, WILLIAM C., report on proposal for
operation of service centers for veter-
ans and war workers by, A1596.
DAVIS, WILLIAM H., article entitled "Mr.
Davis Is Right" by Alfred Baker Lewis
from Kenosha (Wis.) Labor, A4641.
Remarks In House relative to statement
on court's ruling in Montgomery Ward
case by, A358.
DAVIS, WILLIAM R., article entitled "In-
Plant Feeding" by, A3564.
DAVIS, W. S., relief (see bill S. 160).
DAVIS CREEK, VA., provide for preliminary
examination of (see bill H. R. 22).
DAVIS-MIZE & CO., INC., relief (see bill
S. 165).
DAWES, CHARLES GATES, remarks in
House relative to, 440.
DAWLESS, SMITH (sergeant, U. S. Army),
poem entitled "Curbstone Lament" by,
A51C4.
INDEX
DAWSON, WILLIAM L. (a Representative
from Illinois).
Address at Wilberforce University June
14, 1945, A3034.
Appointed on committee, 274, 275.
Article by Irving Pflaum on record of
Negro soldiers, A3416.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Brumfield, C. H.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 3784), 7506.
Racial discrimination: to prohibit in
employment (see bill H. R. 700), 57.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Race relations: investigation regarding
(see H. Res. 48), 59.
Remarks by, on
Anti-poll-tax bill, 5976.
Fair Employment Practice Committee,
7485.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
DAWSON COUNTY (NEBR.) FEEDERS' AS-
SOCIATION, telsgram, June 1943, rela-
tive to subsidy program's effect on
cattle by, A3021.
DAY, BENJAMIN C., relief (see bill H. R.
2904).
DAY, LEO EDWARD, relief (see bill H. R.
1324*).
DAY CARE COMMITTEE, CLEVELAND,
OHIO, statement on child-care center
by, A3998.
DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME, repeal act estab-
lishing (see bills S. 1368; H. R. 2151,
3915, 3929, 5932, 3956, 3974*, 3975).
Bill to amend act establishing daylight
saving time (see bill S. 391).
Bill to amend Public Law 403, Seventy-
seventh Congress, an act to establish
(see bill H. R. 3964).
Concurrent resolution to repeal Public
Law 403, to establish (see H. Con. Res.
26, 15).
C oncurrent resolution to dssignate the
date for repeal of the act establishing
(see S. Con. Res. 18; H. Con. Res. 79).
Concurrent resolution to repeal (see H.
Con. Res. 20, 24, 26, 56, 73, 74, 76, 77,
82).
Joint resolution torprovide for termina-
tion of act of January 20, 1942, pro-
viding for (see H. J. Res. 235).
Letter by J. A. Krug relative to repeal
cf, A295.
Letter from the War Production Board
opposing abandonment of war time,
8545.
Letter from housewife in Green Bay,
Wis., pleading for termination of,
A2663.
Memorial of Legislature of Oregon urg-
ing repeal of, A851.
Memorial of Legislature of Minnesota
urging repeal of, 1598.
Memorial of Legislature of Wisconsin
urging repeal of the war time law,
9111.
Remarks in House relative to resolution
of Oregon Legislature for repeal of,
A831.
Remarks in House relative to poll taken
by radio station WJAG at Norfolk,
Nebr., favoring repeal of, A461.
Remarks in House and correspondence
relative to proposed repeal of, 8325,
8390, 8540.
Remarks in House relative to termina-
tion of, A3871, A4407.
Resolution by General Assembly of Iowa
requesting repeal of, A595.
Text of concurrent resolution to repeal,
A3766.
DAY OF PRAYER, remarks in House relative
to providing for, 1392.
"DAYS OF DECISION AND PEACE-
MAKERS-FEIGHAN, LA FOLLETTE,
AND WEISS," article by E. A. Conway
from San Francisco Monitor entitled,,
A1056.
DAYTON, ELIZABETH B., relief (see bill
S. 248).
DAYTON (OHIO) JOURNAL (newspaper),
editorial on joint policy needed in
Spain from, A3233.
"DAY WE CELEBRATE," address by Alex-
ander Guerry before New England So-
ciety of Charleston, S. C., entitled,
A365.
D-DAY, remarks in House relative to unveil-
ing of German surrender documents
on anniversary of, A2776.
DEAN, ALLEN, article captioned "Detroit asks
direct air service to South" by, A1348.
DEAN, BEN (president, Kiwanis Interna-
tional), address in Washington at
meeting commemort ting thirtieth an-
niversary of Kiwanis by, A340.
Address by Senator Ferguson in New
York City before Kiwanis Club intro-
ducing, A570.
Address before Kiwanis Club of New
York by, A570.
DEAN, CHARLES M., article on government
grows topsy, says Representative Jones,
from Cincinnati Enquirer by, A1517.
DEAN, CLAUDE M., addresses by John J.
'Parker and Harry E. Watkins paying
tribute, A3633.
DEAN, E. L., article entitled "Why Join the
Farm Bureau Federation?" by, A612.
DEAN, JESS WILLARD AND DEPENDENTS,
relief (see bill H. R. 1883).
DEAN, THELMA EILEEN LOVELL, relief (see
bill H. R. 3445).
DEAN, W. S., relief (see bill H. R. 1242).
DEANGLIS, MRS. CHARLES, letter by Roland
Martino to, A122.
DEARBORN, ALFRED, relief (see bill S. 269).
DEARBORN, MICH., resolution opposing Fed-
eral housing project at, 6384.
"DEAR SON," editorial by Giles French from
Sherman County (Oreg.) Journal cap-
tioned, A3672.
DEATHS ANNOUNCED.
Representatives
Barbour, Henry Ellsworth, 2706.
Buckley, James R., 6827.
Canfield, Harry Clifford, 1028.
Heidinger, 2622, 2623.
Mott, James W., 10625.
O'Connor, James F.
Senators
Johnson, Hiram W., 8318, 8335.
Maloney, Francis, 331.
Moses, John, 1708, 1746.
Scrugham, James G., 6651.
Former Representatives
Chase, J. Mitchell, 17.
Fletcher, T. Brooks, 7185.
Graham, James McMahon, 10133.
James, W. Frank, 10939.
Murdock, Victor, 7368, 7369.
Reid, Frank R., 554.
Speaks, John C., 10471.
Thorkelson, Jacob, 10986.
Former Senators
Calder, William M., 1749.
Herring, Clyde La Verne, 8666.
DEATH CERTIFICATES, provide in case of
persons dying in the military or naval
forces of the issuance of (see bills
S. 652; H. R. 2447).
DEATH GRATUITY, further amend provi-
sions of acts authorizing payment to
certain dependents of persons In the
armed forces of 6 months (see bill S.
363).
DEATH SENTENCE. See ARMY, COURT MAR-
TIAL.
DEATON, SHERMAN, letter relative to farm
labor written by, 1353.
DEBLER, WILLIAM J., relief (see bill H. R.
2398").

DEBT OF THE UNITED STATES, article by
Raymond Lonergan from Labor rela-
tive to Representative Voorhis' plan
to retire portion of, A1292.
Article entitled "Our $300,000,000,000
Headache" by Harold D. Smith from
American, A3730.
Bill to provide that all sums received by
United States from liquidation of Gov-
ernment property be applied to reduc-
tion of (see bill H. R. 1942).
Bill t6 increase limit of (see bills H. R.
2138; H. R. 2404").
Bill to reduce (see bill H. R. 153).
Bill relating to providing financial credit
in time f war without incurring pub-
lic debt (see bill H. R. 2098).
Bill to increase reserves of Federal Re-
serve banks and to reduce debt by uti-
lization of- gold certificates represent-
ing free gold in stabilization fund (see
bill H. R. 3352).
Editorial from the Washington Evening
Star relative to increase of the limit of,
2769.
Letter by R. L. Smelser relative to, A764.
Letter from John H. Burns, Jr., on the
subject of, 10753.
Remarks in House relative to annual in-
terest charge on, 933, A934, A1141,
A4603, A5233, A5293.
ReInarks in House relative to probable
debt at end of war, A500.
Remarks in House relative to the total
debt and per capita, A5789.
Remarks in House relative to deficit
financing and, 11204.
Remarks in House relative to successful
funding of, A4602.
Remarks in House relative to $300,000,-
000,000, 8874.
Remarks in House relative to deficit for
current fiscal year of $30,000,000,000,
A3911.
Remarks in House relative to, 593, 933,
1172, 1316, 1317, 9350, 11197, 12080,
11923, A260, A819, Al100, A1718, A2350,
A3673, A5233, A5555, A5812, A5813.
Remarks in House relative to H. R. 2404
to increase limit of, 1926, 1945, A678,
1031, A1140, A1251, A1302.
Review of past legislation 1917 to 1945
on Federal debt limitation, A991.
Statements by James H. McGraw, Jr., and
Beardsley Ruml relative to, A260."
Statistics relative to, 1945, 1949, 9960,
Al100.
Table: as of Dec. 31, 1944, A5504.
total and par capita debt, from
figures furnished by Library of. Con-
gress, A5813.
-population, national income, and
interest rate on, A260.
Views of minority members of House
Committee on Banking and Currency
relative to bill H. R. 2404 to raise limit
of, 1946.
DECATUR COUNTY, ALA., remarks in House
relative to fine war record of, A2216.
DECATUR COUNTY, INDIANA, relief (see bill
H. R. 3988).
DECATUR (ALA.) DAILY (newspaper), ar-
ticle relative to air combat record of
Frank Troup by Ernie Pyle from,
Ai91.
DECEASED CITIZENS, providing for evacua-
tion of remains of certain (see bills S.
1136, H. R. 3936).
DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE ARMED
FORCES, authorize the payment of the
entire amount found due in the set-
tlement of accounts of (see bill H. R.
2941).
Remarks in House relative to payment.
of amounts found due in the settle-
ment of accounts of, 3576.
DECKER, INC., J. C., relief (see bill H. R.
2734).
DECKMAN, JOSEPH H., article entitled
"P.nts-Public Versus Private" from
Home Builders Monthly by, A796.
INDEX
'DECENTRALIZATION OF .INDUSTRY,' edi--
torial from Washington Post captioned,
A3505.
DECLARATION OF CHAPULTEPEC, remarks
,in House relative to, 2118.
DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE, pro-
vide for plac.ng in each post office one
copy of (see bill H. R. 407).
Remarks in House relative to average age
of men who signed, 11046.
DECLARATION OF INTERDEPENDENCE,
INC., list of signers of organization,
A4114.
Remarks in House relative to organiza-
tion of A4114.
Statement by Justice Frank Murphy at
Hollywood Bowl before organization,
A4114.
DECLARATION OF PEACE FUNDAMENTALS,
polic'es for postwar peace, 6414.
DECLARATION ON WORLD PEACE, text of,
322.
DECLARATORY JUDGMENTS ACT OF 1934,
amend (see bill H. R. 530).
"DECLINE OF WESTERN CIVILIZATION,"
remarks in House relative to book by
Oswald Spengler entitled, G36.
DECORATIONS, authorizing the President to
extend time for awarding (see bill
H. R. 1702).
DECORATIONS FOR DOGS, remarks in House
relative to, 1313.
DE CONTO, ANTOINETTE AND MANUEL, re-
lief (see bill S. 249).
DE CRANE. RAY, article entitled "Industrial-
ists Honor Seven Labor Leaders" from
Cleveland (Ohio) Press by, A120.
Editorial, $46 a Week, Here's What You
Can or Can't Buy from Cleveland Press
by, A5280.
DE CREVECOEUR, CHARLES B., relief (see
b11 H. R. 5094).
DEDICATION DAY, designating November 19,
the anniversary of Lincoln's Gettys-
burg address, as (see H. J. Res. 35).
DEEGAN, THOMAS J., article entitled "Air
Lines Public Relations Faces the Fu-
ture" by, A4621.
DEEN, TOM B., relief (see bill S. 1443).
DEEP CREEK, VA., provide for preliminary
examination of (see bill H R. 17).
DEERING, FERDIE, letter relative to use of
surplus machinery for soil conserva-
tion by, A5511.
DEEVERS, MURRAY, remarks in House rela-
tive to heroism of, 1990,
DEFENDER'S DAY, address by Representa-
tive Fallon at Baltimore on, A3872.
DEFENSE AID, 1946, message from President
transmitting estimate of appropriation
(H. Dc. 224), for, 5923.
DEFENSE HIGHWAY, provide for defense
highway connecting Inter-Amercan
Highway with Alaskan Highway (see
bli H. R. 3349).
Editorial entitled "Future Defense
Roads" from San Francisco Call-Bulle-
tin, A122.
Remarks in House relative to vital need
of, A122.
DEFENSE HIGHWAY ACT OF 1941, amend
section 6 of (see bill H. R. 2840*).
DEFENSE HOUSING. See also HOUSING PRO-
GRAM.
Bill to amend section 204 of title II of
act to expedite provisions of housing in
connection with national defense (see
bill H. R. 3137).
Bill relating to evictions from defense-
area housing accommodations (see bill
H. R. 3516).
Bill permitting occupancy by certain
wives of members of armed forces and
by veterans with wives or children of
vacant living accommodations in (see
bill H. R. 118).
187
DEFENSE HOUSING-Continued.
Bill to further amend act approved Oc-
tober 14, 1940, to expedite (see bill
I1. R. 137).
Bill to make veterans of-the present war
eligible to occupy certain national (see
bill H. R. 2094).
Joint resolution to amend section 502 of
act approved October 14, 1940, to pro-
vide appropriation for housing for dis-
tressed veterans and their families
(see S. J. Res. 122*).
Letter by Frank Scully relative to, A1113.
Remarks in House relative to need in Pa-
cific Northwest of, A1169.
Resolution to investigate p:ogress of (see
H. Res. 62*).
Statement by Representative De Lacy
before House Committee on appropi-
ations relative to appropriation for,
A529.
DEFENSE MEMORANDUM NO. 45, DECEM-
BER 19, 1944, text of, 202.
DEFENSE NEEDS, provide for a commission
to investigate (see S. J. Res. 127), 12233.
DEFENSE PLANT CORPORATION, exchange
lands with (see bill H. R. 715*).
Joint resolution authorizing dissolution
of (see H. J. Res. 187).
DEFENSE PLANTS, remarks in House rela-
tive to reason whay workers leave, A483.
DEFENSE SUPPLIES CORPORATION, au-
thorizing dssolution of (see H. J. Res.
187).
DEFENSE WORKERS, providing for transfer
of title to Federal equipment or sup-
pliesused in training (see bill H. R.
1504).
DEFERMENTS.
See SELECTIVE SERVICE
SYSTEM.
DEFICIENCIES, all points of order against
bill (H. R. 3579) are waived, 6692, 6766.
Amendment in Senate to authorize ac-
quisition of a statue of George Wash-
ington, 11706.
Amendment in Senate making appro-
priations for expense allowances for
Senators, 12039.
Amendment in Senate to increase com-
pensation of Senators and Repre-
sentatives, 12039.
Amendment in Senate to bill (H. R.
4805) making appropriations for, 11525.
Authority granted. the Committee on
Appropriations in Senate to submit
report and file motions on the first de-
ficiency bill (H. R 2374), 2635.
Bill making appropriations for (see bills
H. R. 2374*, 3146*, 3579*, 4805*; H. J.
Res. 141).
Conference report on bill (H. R. 2374)
making appropriations for, 3497, 3556.
Conference report on bill (H. R. 3579)
making appropriations for 7072, 7102.
Conference report on bill (H. R. 4805)
making appropriations for, 12329.
Joint resolution making supplemental
appropriations in lieu of certain appro-
priations contained in the deficiency
bill H. R. 2374 (see H. J. Res. 141*).
Joint resolution making additional ap-
propriations for the Panama Canal,
the Federal Security Agency, and St.
Elizabeths Hospital (see H. J. Res.
174*).
Order of House granting general leave to
extend remarks on the deficiency ap-
propriation bill (H. R. 4805), 11147.
Remarks- in House on bill (H. R. 2374)
relative to appropriations for, 1569,
1623, 1672, 2759,, 3497, 3504.
Remarks in House relative to the bill
(H. R. 3579) making appropriations
for, 6828.
Remarks in House on bill (H. R. 4805*)
making, appropriations for, 10993,
11124, 11181, 11255.
Remarks in House relative to the con-
ference report on bill (H. R. 4805)
making appropriations for, 12359.

DEFICIENCIES-Continued.
Remarks in Senate relative to appropria-
tions for, 2750, 4661.
DEFICIT FINANCING, remarks in House
relative to, 1173.
DE FILLIPPIS, ARTHUR, relief (see bill H. R.
5072).
DE GAULLE, CHARLES, article by John M.
Cummings from Philadelphia Inquirer
relative to gift of airplane to, A4264.
Proclamation of praise to all the forces
of the Fighting French on land, on sea,
and in the air, 4989.
Remarks in House relative to snubbing
Members of Congress by, A734.
DE GAULLE REBUFFS UNITED STATES, ar-
ticle by Ernest Lindley from Washing-
ton Post relative to, A746.
"DE GAULLE'S ERROR," article from Wash-
ington Post captioned, A910.
DE HART, CLARENCE, pension (see bill H. R.
2903).
DEITEMEYER, CARL, article captioned "Iowa
County First To Pick Soil Leaders" by,
A5209.
DE KALB (ILL.) DAIRY CHRONICLE (news-
paper), editorial relative to views of
Robert Quillen on Socialized Medicine
from, A4443.
DE LACY, HUGH (a Representative from
Washington).
Appointed on committee, 275.
Article from Seattle Times entitled "That
Squawk From London Not the Voice
of Poland," A828.
Article from pamphlet by CIO endorsing
Bretton Woods plan, A1167.
Article from -Seattle Times entitled
"Good Faith Still the Basis of Hope
for Lasting Peace," A1334.
Article from Washington (State) Team-
ster relative to Pacific Telephone &
Telegraph Co. sending work out of
Seattle, A1678.
Article by Bernard Postal entitled "First
for Freedom" (list of Jews in armed
forces), A1679.
Article by William Green entitled "We
Back Bretton Woods," A2237.
Articles on Bretton Woods proposals in
Seattle Star written by, A2116.
Article from Seattle Star on Bretton
Woods agreements, A2117.
Article by Walter Llppmann on Chinese
situation entitled "Toward an Asiatic
Settlement," A3231.
Article from Federal Machinist entitled
"Capital Strikes," A3200.
Article from PM relative to situation in
the Balkans, A3532.
Article from Western Industry relative
to ship-repair crisis on Pacific coast,
A3512.
Article by Leland Stowe on no soft peace
for Japan, A4019.
Article by Wallace Thorsen entitled
"Twenty Million American Colonials,"
A4234.
Article by Edwin A. Lahey in Chicago
Daily News on civil war in China,
A5177.
Article by Inge Kaiser in New Republic
entitled "Oil, Blood, and Sand,"
A5571.
Article by Jack H. Pollack from Pic
magazine relative to young men in
important posts in Washington, A5744.
Article by Joseph Leib on death of Jack
Nichols In airplane accident, A4903.
Article entitled "Destiny in Our Hands,"
A5589.
Article from Christian Science Monitor
on United States role in China, 11693.
Article frbm Machinists Monthly Jour-
nal by Albert H. Jenkins entitled "Our
Future Lies in China," A55PO.
Article written by George Seldes appear-
ing in In Fact pertaining to absen-
teeism of Senators and Congressmen,
A5C59.
INDEX
DE LACY, HUGH-Continued.
Editorial from New World entitled "Re-
dedication," A1996.
Editorial from Aero Mechanics entitled
"There Is Still Japan," A2179.
Labor editors' views of un-American ac-
tivities, A604.
Leaflet being circulated in north China
by marines relative to their partici-
pation in World War III, A5645.
Letter from L. H. Mathisen relative to
legislation to aid disabled merchant
seamen, A1277.
Letter from I. W. Wilson relative to
problems in Pacific Northwest, A2039.
Letter by Ben Paskoff relative to treat-
ment of Germany, A2141.
Letter from Department of State relative
to relations with Russia, A3274.
Letter from Territorial Filipino Council
urging citizenship for Filipinos, A3202.
Letter from Miller Freeman relative to
position of Japanese Emperor, A3179.
Letter from 15 enlisted marines in China
urging that they be returned home and
discharged, A5645.
Letter from publisher of Modern Indus-
try giving results of poll on Ball-Bur-
ton-Hatch Act, A4850.
Letters to the President urging dismis-
sal of proceedings against Harry
Bridges, A1725.
Letters by Lewis G. Hines and Joseph A.
Padaway opposing bill H. R. 32, A5476.
Opinions of white officers and enlisted
men in companies with Negro platoons,
A5268, A5269.
Questions and answers on national ap-
prenticeship program, A5146.
Radio address on program sponsored by
employees of Fisher body plant, Cleve-
land, Ohio, A1948.
Remarks in House by Mrs. Luce replying
to speech on China by, 11480, 11695.
Report by a student of Indonesia relative
to the Indonesian independence move-
ment, A5765.
Statement on need for additional war
housing, A529.
Statement of Charles R. Savage relative
to problems in Pacific Northwest,
A2038.
Statement to Maritime War Emergency
Board favoring continuation of mari-
time war bonuses, A2679.
Statement by American Slav Congress
on the London Conference, A4481.
Testimony before Senate Small Business
Commit-(,. relative to aluminum dis-
posal, A2063.
Amen . .,ts o' cred by, to
Agricultural appropriation bill (H. R.
2689): to amend, 2728, 2732.
Railroads: land-grant rates (H. R. 694):
to amend, 4199.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Alaska: to establish hospital for insane
of (see bill H. R. 2066), 975.
-- construction of highway to (see
bill H. R. 3547), 6585:
Alaska International Highway Commis-
sion: to create (see bill H. R. 2654),
2380.
Foreign seamen: to naturalize certain
(see bill H. R. 4956), 11855.
Government navy yards, arsenals, etc.:
to regulate conditions of employment
of mechanics and helpers at (see bill
H. R. 2212), 1171.
Holliday, Presly: for relief (see bill H. R.
2086), 975.
Hougardy, Dave: for relief (see bill H. R,:
2607), 2165.
Light metals: to appoint an administra-
trator of (see H. J. Res. 149), 3352.
Light Metals Administration: to estab-
lish (see bill H. R. 3131), 4216.
National Housing Act: to amend (see
bill H. R. 4858), 11233.
Naval academy: to establish in Puget
Sound area of Washington State (see
bill H. R. 2038), 907.
DE LACY, HUGH-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutionsintroduced by
Navy yards: to regulate conditions of
employment of mechanics and helpers
(see bill H. R. 2255), 1285.
Navy yards, arsenals, etc.: relating to
pay of workers at (see bill H. R. 4308),
94C8.
Seattle, Wash., post office: relief of cer-
tain employees (see bill H. R. 4439),
9822.
Servicemen's Readjustment Act: to
amend (see bill H. R. 4203), 9109.
Severns, Albert E.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 2335), 1402.
Veterans:'to provide vocational training
for (see bill H. R. 2355), 1470.
Motions and resolutions offered by
China: urging recall of American troops
and munitions from (see H. Res. 408),
11007.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill, 2692,
2728, 2732.
Agricultural labor, 7532. '
Alaska: funds needed to settle war vet-
erans in Alaska, 3934.
-letter by late President Roosevelt,,
3934.
Aluminum administrator: urgent need
of, 3327.
Aluminum plants, 9819.
Aluminum Trust, 3139.
Anti-Semitism, A1679.
Armed forces: Negroes in, A5268.
Army: alleged commissioning of Com-
munists, 1827.
- statement by John J. McCloy,
1827.
Bonneville Power Administration, 3895.
Bremerton, Wash.: record of Puget
Sound Navy Yard at, A1761.
- article, A1761.
Bretton Woods Agreements Act, 5680.
Bretton Woods: excerpts from letters,
5680.
Burton, H. Ralph, 7888.
Chicago Tribune (newspaper) : policies
of, 1827.
China, A3231.
- American policy toward, 11124,
1191-11695, A5645.
-civil war in, A5176.
-editorials relative to resignation
of Ambassador Hurley, 11691.
reply to Mrs. Luce, 11691.
return of United States troops
from, 10993.
-text of House Resolution 408,
10995.
Committee on Military Affairs: investi-
gation by, 7888.
Committee on Un-American Activities,
8921, 10031.
Deficiency appropriation bill, 1630, 1678,
11137.
Dunn, John H., Jr.: heroism of, A1987.
article on activities while in Ger-
man prison camp, A1988.
Fair Employment Practice Commission,
5827.
Farm Security Administration, 2728.
Federal employees' pay bill, 6010.
Federal Works Administration, 1582.
deficiency appropriation, 1630,
1678.
of
- letter from Seattle Chamber
Commerce, 1678.
Fight Inflation Week, A2774.
Foreign policy of the United States,
10994.
Full employment (H. R. 2202, 3736),
A3534.
Hurley, Patrick J.: Ambassador to China,
10994.
- statement on China, 11124.
Industrial workers: providing for during
reconversion period, 6366.
Interior Department appropriation bill,
3895, 1927, 1924.
International Association of Machinista
Union: excellent war record of, 2932.

,DE LACY, .HUGH-Continued...-
R,:marks by, on
King,. Ernest J.: statenient on. war in
Pacific, 3227.
Labor, prices: and wages, 10311.
Lack of housing in Seattle and Bremer-
ton areas, A1169•
Loyalty test, 1827.
Lumber industry: strike in, 10312, 10313.
Manpower problem: review, 455, 456.
National service legislation, 455, 1469.
letter by Sgt. William H. Wood,
14169.
Naturalization bills, 2510.
Nazi br6adcasts, A3279.
Navy yards: pay of workers, 9468.
Navy: postwar composition, 10200.
No letdown-it's still a long road to
Tokyo, 3226.
-Office of Price Administration, 10679.
-- work of, 2415.
Office of War Information, 7503.
Palestine: oil concessions in Saudi
Arabia, A4572.
:article from New York Times,
A4572.
problem, 9681.
Patton, Gen. George S., 9252.
Peace terms, 2514.
Permission to address the House, 9727.'
Poland.: article by Irving Brant on War-
saw governrient, 5688. .....
Polish- Constituti6n Day, 4144.
Pqstal employees: salary increase, A2318.
'Frice Control Act, 6611.
amendment, 6544,.
Railroads: land-grant rates, 4199.
Rail 'transportation 'misuse shortage,
7500.
.Rail transportation: of private cars, 7500.
Ramspeck, Robert: .tribute, 12351.
Rankin, John: speech Of, 3992.
Reciprocal trade agreements,. 5113.
Revenue -bill of 1945, 9627.
Roosevelt, Franklin D.: statement on
Poland, 4144.
Siam, 12454.
Selective 'Service: Tydings amendment,
1517.
Stabilization Act of 1942: amendment,
6544.
Tennessee Valley Authority, 3337.
Trieste: situation in, A2679.
-- letter'by Frank E. Karelsen, Jr.,
-A2679;,
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation
Organization: collection of clothing,
A4385.
Veterans: -housing, 11137.
Veterans' Administration: Department
of-Medicine and Surgery, 11662.
War agencies appropriation bill, 5827,
7532.
War Department's yardstick of loyalty,
A1194.
Western steel industry, A268L
-report of Western States Council,
A2681.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.'
DELANEY, DENIS W., article by Grace David-
son fron -Boston Post relative to the
interest in rehabilitation of' service-
men by, A2062.
DELANEY, J. P., poem entitled "Paddy's
Dream" by, A1434.
DELANEY, JAMES J. (a Representative from
- New York).
Appointed on committee, 274, 275.
Editorials relative to James A. Farley's
suggestions about Presidential suc-
cession, A3O01.
Bills and ioint resolutions introduced by
Nespole, Theresa: for relief (see bill H.
R. 4923), 11699.
World War adjusted-service certificates:
to extend for 1 year the time for fil-
ing applications for payment of (see
bill H. R. 1995), 81.8.
INDEX
DELANEY, JAMES-J.-Continued.,
Motions'and resolution's 6ffered by
Ainerican Commonwealth of. Nations:
favoring establishment of (see H. Con.
Res. 48), 3822.
•Remarks by, on
San Francisco Conference, A1897.
DELANEY, JOHN J. (a Representative from
New York).
Appointed on committee, 15.
Goldstein, Harry: relief (see bill. H. R.
2102), 986.
Leave of absence, 5896.,
Mallardi, Joseph: for relief (see bill H.
R. 2103), 986., "
Paul Herman: for relief (see bill H. R.
2428), 1639.
Remarks. by, on
Committee To Investigate Acts of Exec-
utive -Agencies Which Exceed Their
Authority, 344, 355.
Comffittee on Labor: investigation by,
:2441.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Rules:'
Committee To Investigate Acts of Execu-
tive. Agencies (H. Res. 88, Rept. 27),
294, 326.
Committee on Labor:. investigation by
(see H. Res. 45,_ Rept._27), 2152, .2164.
Committee on the MerchahtMarlne and
Fisheries: investigation by (H. Res.
38;.Rept. 183), 1320."
-,Consideration of. bill' (H.R 4421): in-
.crease permanent enlisted. 'strength
. (H. Res. .393, Rept: 1189), 10563...
Consideration of bill (. 35)':' rivers and
harbori- bill. (H.- Res. 127; Rept. 102),
1033, 1043.
Votes of: See-YFA-AND-NAi VOTES
DELA NO, PRESTON, address on mainte-
nance of a iociety of irdividualism and
free enterprise in Buffalo by, A4630.
DELAWARE, address entitled "Ratification
of the Federal Constitution by the
State of Delaware" by Senator Tun- DE BILLE, CECIL B., remarks in. Senate and
nell at Dover, Del., A5270.
Bill- to authorize Secretary. of, War., to
convey Pea Patch Island .to (see -bill DEMOBILIZATION. See also Armed Forces,
S. 1306).
Bill, for relief. of sundry fruit growers
(see bill S., 401').-
Memorial of legislature urging improve-
ment of Indian River and Bay in,.3283.
Resolution of the American Legion, De-
partment of Delaware relative to mili-
tary unpreparedness, 913.
Resolutions *adopted by the Democratic
.State committee and. the Jewish Fed-
eration of- Delaware expressing con-
dolences on death of the former Pres-
ident Roosevelt, 4219.
Resolution commemorating the distin-
guished and courageous service of
James P. Connor on D-day by legisla-
ture of, A2495.
"DELAWARE. ASSEMBLY RATIFIED BILL
OF RIGHTS IN 1790," articl1e by Elizur
Yale Smith from Wilmington (Del.)
Morning Star entitled, A320.
DELAWARE DAY, remarks in Senate rela-
tive to observance of December 7 in •
Dover of, A5270.
DELAWARE FEED DEALERS' ASSOCIATION,
resolution relative to revision of the
tax laws, 913.
DELAWARE FRUIT GROWERS, bill for re-
lief of sundry (see bill H. R. 4049).
DELAWARE RIVER, statement by Interstate
Commission on Delaware River Basin
0 relative to improvement of, A4416.
DELAWARE VALLEY NEWS, FRENCHTOWN,
N. J. (newspaper), editorial entitled *
"Repeal the Windshield Tax" from, •
A3138.
189
DEL .CASTANO,. JOSE- (Spanish-consul gen-
. .eral-int Manila), remarks in House rela-
tive to Fascist activities in Philip-
pines of, A2645.
DELEGATES IN CONGRESS, increase num-
ber of cadets at Military Academy al-
b
lowed for (see bill H. R. 3519).
Bill to increase number of midshipmen
'at Naval Academy allowed for (see bill
H. R. 3518).
DELEO, THOMAS A., decoration (see bill H.
R. 899).
*DELERY RICE MILLS, INC., relief (see bill
H. R. 3510).
DI LGADO, FRANCISCO A. (a former Resi-
dent Commissioner from the Philippine
Islands).-,
Address at Indiana .University, A3937.
Remarks in 'House rel ative to, 349.
- DELGADO, IRMA M., relief-(see. bill H. R.
4248),"
DELGADO, LUCY, relief (see bill H. R. 4249*).
"DELIVERANCE OR DOOM," article by E. M.
Langer, from Collier's entitled, A4327.
DELMO LABOR HOMES PROJECTS, state-
ment by David S. Burgess before Sub-
committee No. 4 of House Committee
on Agriculture on behalf of indepeAd-
ent terants committee "of; 'A3426.
DELOITTE, PLENDER, -GRIFFITHS. & CO.,
NEW YORK, letter, inciudibg auditor's
report _on United National Clothing
DEMERS, -JOSEPH U., address on Religion
today.at St.' Anne's Roman Catholic
Church, St. Lawrence; Mass., by;.A153.
SDEMERT, RALPH, relief (see'bill' H.
R. '179).
DEMETER; SUSIE, naturalization (see bill
H; R. 1041).
DEMETRIOS, GEORGE AND VIRGINIA, dr-
ticle by Roger Babson from Washing-
ton Post relative to cooperative started
in Gloucester, Mass., by: A4209.
a St. Patrick's Day speech delivered
3089. .by,
article from Hastings (Nebr.) Daily
Tribune entitled "What's Wrong With
Demobilization"? A4812. -
-Bill, providing -for discharge on request
of all inducted men who have-served 2
years (see bill H. R: 4013*).
Correspondence relative to, 8997-9001,
9914,.9917:
Criticism of by Junker-Ball Post, No.
.1865, VFW, Kenosha,'Wis., A4885.
Letters from high-point servicemen pe-
I titioning for faster, A4878.
Lett6r from Red Cross worker relative
to, A4907.
Letter from soldier relative to, A4956.
Letter from a soldier In Germany relative
to slow, A4880.
Letters from soldiers in Pacific area rela-
tive to, A4883, A4936.
Letter from soldier in Philippine Islands
relative to slow, A4841.*-
Notice of explanation of General Mar-
shall of procedure with respect to,
8660.
Program for th Navy, 9758.
Remarks by Representative McGregor
urging that Congress speed up, A5033.
Remarks in Hcuse relative' to physicians
and, A5081.
Remarks in House relative to transporta-
tion for, A4900.
Remarks in House relative to 8325, 8492,
8514,'8539, 8617, 8656, 8693, 8722, 8797,
8922, 8942, 8996, 9100, 9106, 9414, 9501,
9516, 9657, 9667, 9791, 9907, 9908, 10044,
10537, 10543, 10595, 10679, 10746, 10779,
10814, 10861, 10877, 11-121, 11122, 11632,
11634, 12265, A4864, A4936, A49;8,
A5076.

DEMOBILIZATION-Continued.
Remarks in Senate relative to, 8661, 8727,
9113, 9474.
Statement by General Marshall relative
to (S. Doc. 90), 8882.
Weekly summary released by the War
Department concerning, 11158.
DEMOBILIZATION OF DOCTORS, article
from Wilkes-Barre Record relative to,
A4221.
DEMOBILIZING WAR AGENCIES, article
from Chicago Daily News relative to,
A5014.
DEMOCRACY, address by Representative
LaFollette at commencement exercises
of Evansville (Ind.) College on, A2995.
Editorial entitled "What Is Democracy?"
from Easton (Md.) Star-Democrat,
A3276.
Editorial entitled "Practical Democracy"
from New York Times, A5327.
Proposal entitled "What About the Hu-
man Problems of Democracy?" .byJohn
Mundt and Howard Clauson, A4583.
Remarks in.House relative to a perma-
nent FEPC would abolish, A3131.
"DEMOCRACY AND PUBLIC SUPERVISION
OF INDUSTRY," article by Norman
Bohn from Norseman entitled, A1192,
"DEMOCRACY AT THE CROSSROADS," ad-
dress at Jefferson City, Mo., by Vice
President Truman entitled, A911.
DEMOCRACY CANNOT BE FORCED, edito-
rial from Sioux Falls (S. Dak.) Argus
Leader on, A2554.
DEMOCRACY CONQUERS TOTALITARIAN-
ISM, editorial from Raleigh (N. C.)
News and Observer relative to, A2351.
"DEMOCRACY IN DECLINE?" article by
James M. Gillis from Washington News
Digest entitled, A2203.
"DEMOCRACY IS THE GOLDEN RULE AP-
PLIED TO SELF-GOVERNMENT," edi-
torial by W. Kee Maxwell from Hynes-
Clearwater (Calif.) Journal entitled,
A4312.
"DEMOCRACY ON THE DIAMOND," article
by John T. Winterich from St. Louis
Post-Dispatch entitled, A5669.
"DEMOCRACY RESCUES ITS OWN," edito-
rial from New York Times entitled,
A537.
"DEMOCRACY TAKES ITS INSPIRATION
FROM THE GOSPEL," sermon by
Archbishop Stritch on occasion of in-
stallation of Eugene J. McGuinness,
coadjutor bishop of Oklahoma, en-
titled, A1957.
DEMOCRATIC DIGEST (publication), arti-
cle on St. Lawrence seaway by Dean
Acheson from, A5258.
DEMOCRATIC PARTY, address on women
and democracy in China by Mine. Wet
before Women's National Democratic
Club, A343.
Address by Representative Lane at Essex
County (Mass.) outing at Salisbury
Beach, A3761.
Address by Robert E. Hannegan at Dem-
ocratic women's meeting in Spring-
field, Mo., A4029.
Address by James A. Farley at rally un-
der auspices of Queens County Demo-
cratic Committee, Flushing, N. Y., DENMARK, requesting that negotiations for
A4544.
Article by Gould Lincoln from Washing-
ton Evening Star relative to split over
Aubrey Williams in, A1669.
Letters urging dismissal of proceedings
against Harry Bridges by Harry C. Huse
and Jerry O'Connell, chairman and
executive secretary, Washington State
Democratic Central Committee, A1725.
Letter by Senator Pepper December 22,
1928, on policy of, A2901.
Remarks in House relative to repudia.
tion of Wallace by, 1164.
INDEX
DEMOCRATIC PARTY-Continued.
Remarks in House relative to reckless
waste of, A2020.
Remarks in House relative to tariff un-
der, 5143.
Resolution commending Representative
Crosser for his outstanding *service by
Democratic Steering Committee of
House of Representatives, A335.
Resolution paying tribute to late Frank-
lin Delano Roosevelt by Thirty-fifth
Ward Democratic Club of Philadelphia,
Pa., A1828.
Speech by Senator Walsh at Jackson Day
dinner under auspices of Democratic
State Committee in Boston, A895.
Statement captioned "Jefferson $100
dinner," A1297.
Statement on maintenance of take-home
pay by Michigan Members of House of,
A4497.
DEMOCRATIC PARTY FAVORED IN GAL-
LUP POLL, remarks in House relative
to, A4444.
"DEMOCRATIC PARTY'S LEGISLATIVE
PROGRAM," radio address by Paul E.
Fitzpatrick entitled, A1264.
DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM PLANK OF 1932,
remarks in House relative to, 1924.
DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE OF
INDIANA, resolution requesting the
Committee on Privileges and Elections,
United States Senate, to continue in-
vestigation of the senatorial election
in Indiana, 912.
DEMOCRATIC STEERING COMMITTEE,
membership rolls since Inauguration
of, A1367.
DEMOCRATIC WOMEN'S CLUB, address by
former Representative Nelson, of Mis-
souri, at Columbia, Mo., before, A4449.
DEMOCRATS WIN PUBLIC SUPPORT OVER
GOP ON 11 MAJOR ISSUES, poll by
George Gallup from Washington Post
relative to, A4204, A4444.
DEMPSEY, JOHN J. (Governor, New Mex ico),
address on world organization at Uni-
versity of New Mexico by, A1671.
DEMPSEY INDUSTRIAL FURNACE CORP.,
relief (see bill H. R. 201*).
DENAZIFICATION DIFFICULTIES, article by
Raymond Moley entitled, A4050.
DENFELD, LOUIS E. (rear admiral, U. S.
Navy) letter relative to closing of
prostitution places at Yokosuka naval
base by, A5204.
Report of the Committee on Naval Af-
fairs in Senate on nomination of, 8450.
Statement reporting on progress of Navy
demobilization by, A5672.
DENIG, JAMES L. (captain, Marine Corps),
record in the Marine Corps of, A5462.
DENIG, ROBERT GRACEY (commodore,
U. S. Navy) record in naval service of,
A5463.
DENIG, ROBERT L. (brigadier general, Ma-
rine Corps), remarks in House rela-
tive to military career of, A5462.
DENISON DAM AND RESERVOIR PROJECT,
TEXAS AND OKLAHOMA, letter from
the Secretary of the Interior transmit-
ting report on recreational resources
of, 909.
acquisition of Greenland be entered
into with (see H. J. Res. 263).
Remarks in House relative to conditions
in, 3925.
DENNEY, MAUDE C., relief (see bill H. R.
1732*). 0
DENNIS, WILLIAM E., with respect to na-
tional service life insurance in case of
late (see bill H. R. 4892).
DENNY, CHARLES R., JR., report of the
Committee on Interstate Commerce
in Senate on nomination of, 2662.
DENNY, GEORGE V., JR., radio discussion
on What should be America's war and
peace aims? on program, Town Meet-
ing of the Air, conducted by, A828.
DENNY, ROBERT WORNIC, increase pen-
sion (see bill H. R. 248).
DENSFORD, KATHERINE J., letter opposing
drafting of nurses by, A872.
DENSLOW, J. S., statement urging bigger
training plan for doctors, from Kirks-
ville (Mo.) Daily Express by, A3452.
DENTAL ASSOCIATION, remarks in House
opposing any racial or religious tests
by, 1047.
DENTAL COLLEGES, remarks in House rela-
tive to religious tests for entrance into,
872.
DENTAL HEALTH PROGRAMS, amend Pub-
lic Health Service Act so as to pro-
vide assistance to States in develop-
ing and maintaining (see bill S. 1099).
DENTAL RESEARCH. See NATIONAL INSTI-
TUTE OF DENTAL RESEARCH.
DENTAL STUDENTS, discussion by Willard
C. Fleming relative to distribution of,
A2003.
DENTAL SURPLUS SUPPLIES, article from
Washington Evening Star relative to
disposal of, A3914..
DENTISTRY, provide aid in coordinating
research relating to dental diseases
and conditions (see bill H. R. 3816).
Editorial entitled "The Education of
Dentists in Wartime" from Journal of
the American Dental Association,
A2106.
Editorials from several publications rela-
tive to establishment of a National In-
stitute of Dental Research, A1280,
A1281.
DENTISTS, provide for prompt discharge of
(see bill H. R. 4425).
Remarks in House relative to shortage
of, 10749.
Remarks in House relative to release from
the armed forces of, 11254.
Remarks in Senate relative to hoarding
of, 10638.
Resolution and remarks in Senate (S.
Res. 184) relative to demobilization of,
10417.
DENUNZIO, EVELYN, relief (see bill H. R.
2101).
DENVER MILK PRODUCERS, INC., letter
relative to proposed drafting of young
men in the dairy industry, 753.
DENVER (COLO.) POST, article entitled
"Totalitarianism on the March"
(M. V. A.) by L. Ward Bannister from,
-A4110.
Editorial, OWI-Office of Misinformation
from, A3504.
'Editorial entitled "Federal Bureaucracy
Uses Tax Dollars To Buy Control of
State and Local Governments" from,
A3214.
DENVER (COLO.) ROCKY MOUNTAIN
NEWS (newspaper), editorial entitled
"Army Owes an Explanation" from,
A517.
DEPARTMENTAL REGULATIONS, make
study of constitutional authority for
issuance of (see S. Res. 28", 98).
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. See also
SECRETARy OF AGRICULTURE.
Amendment in Senate to bill (H. R.
2689) making annual appropriations
for, 3086.
Analysis of feed situation by, A5588.
Bill revising method of payment to
States on conservation lands admin-
istered by (see bill S. 111).
Bill to establish a Food Administration
in (see bills H. R. 2616, 2970).
Bill to amend the act of 1944 in order
to provide for rural telephones (see
bill H. R. 1665).

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE-Con.
Bill to amend the act of 1944 to facili-
tate the use of certain funds therein
provided for the Rural Electrification
Administration (see bill H. R. 1742).
Bill to revise the method of determin-
ing payments to be made several States
with respect to conservation lands
subject to jurisdiction of (see bill H. R.
664).
Bill to transfer Government activities
in connection with domestic rabbits
to (see bill H. R. 95).
Bill making annual appropriations for
(see bill H. R. 2689*).
Bill to amend act making appropria-
tions for fiscal year ending June 30,
1916, for (see bill H. R. 4513).
Conference report on bill (H. R. 2689)
making appropriations for, 3784, 3945.
Letter from the Secretary transmitting
report of activities of funds used by
regional research laboratories, 16.
Letter relative to 1945 goal for food
production in Utah by 0. F. Geissler
of, A945.
Letter from the Secretary of Agriculture
transmitting copies of the quarterly
estimates of personnel requirements
for, 125.
Letter from the Archivist of the United
States transmitting lists of useless pa-
pers in, 328.
Letter relative to farm population from,
A2330.
Letter from Acting Secretary relative to
experiments to determine vitamin A
in butter, A2821.
Letter relative to storage situation of
wool from, A4187.
Letters relative to amount of vitamin A
in butter from, A4043.
Letter relative to 1944 income from farm
products from, A4526.
Letter relative to report on cheese sam-
ples by T. G. Stitts of, A4708.
Memorial on death of President Roose-
velt by 800 employees in the Dallas,
Tex., office of, A1875.
IMessage from the President transmitting
a supplemental estimate of appropria-
tion for (S. Dues. 37, 128; H. Does.
A, 64, 65, 108, 208, 216, 237, 342),
869, 1747, 2997, 5301, 5528, 6084, 9872,
11856.
News release relative to 1944 crop
weather conditions in foreign coun-
tries by, A3114.
Remarks in House relative to creation
in 1862 of, A564.
Remarks in House relative to acute
shortage of farm labor and alarm of,
A443.
Remarks in House relative to able ad-
ministration under Wallace of, A487.
Remarks in House relative to bulletin
entitled "South American Leaf Blight
of Hevea Rubber Trees" issued by,
A1068.
Remarks in House on bill (H. R. 2689)
making annual appropriations for,
2547, 2624, 2673, 2710, 3784, 3794, 9860.
Remarks in House relative to rule waiv-
ing points of order on the agricultural
appropriation bill (H. R. 2689; H.*Res.
194), 2517, 2625, 2668.
Remarks in House relative to the naming
in honor of Thomas Jefferson of the
auditorium of, A2661.
Remarks in House relative to transfer-
ring authority over food to, A2710,
A3018.
feemarks in Senate relative to appropri-
ations for, 3545.
Report of Joint Committee on Dispo-
sition of Executive Papers in, 4609.
i1:pcrt from -United Press quoting of-
fic'al3 on food exports, A4661.
INDEX
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE-Con.
Report of Quebec Conference of United
Nations Food and Agricultural Organ-
ization from, A5556.
Statement relative to 1946 support prices
for potatoes from, A5690.
Statistical summary, Bureau of Agri-
cultural Economics, A1366.
Table: estimates on hourly farm labor in
Wisconsin by Bureau of Agricultural
Economics of, A603.
-cash receipts from farm products
in 1944, by States, by, A4527.
-concerning appropriations for,
3799.
-possible food exports as shown on
Oct. 1, 1945, by, A4254.
-DEPARTMENT OF AIR DEFENSE, establish
Air Forces as a separate branch of na-
tional defense and to establish a (see
bil's H. R. 504, 549).
DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCES, create
(see bills H. R. 4949, 4950).
DEPARTMENT OF ARMED FORCES, address
by H. Struve Hensel before Buffalo
(N. Y.) Chamber of Commerce on,
A2325.
Bill to provide for (see bill S. 84).
DEPARTMENT OF AVIATION, remarks in
House relative to need of, A1416.
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE. See also
SECRETARY OF COMMERCE.
Article relative to imports from foreign
trade after the war, economic series,
A3644.
Article relative to foreign trade from
United States in the world economy,
economic series, A3643.
Bill making annual appropriations for
(see bill H. R. 2603*).
Conference report on bill (H. R. 2603)
making annual appropriations for,
4534.
Letter relative to report on census of
women by J. C. Capt, Director, Bureau
of Census, A1125.
Letter from the Secretary transmitting
estimate of personnel requirements for,
97, 2166, 2238, 4778, 4857, 4928, 5169.
Letter from the Archivist of the United
States transmitting lists of useless pa-
pers in, 328.
Letter from the Secretary of Commerce
showing names for whom work has
been performed by, 125.
Letter from the Secretary of Commerce
transmitting the annual report of,
1079, 1111.
Letter from the Secretary of Commerce
transmitting a statement cf services
rendered and funds received to defray
cost of statistical studies, 157.
M emorandum on developments in Can-
ada with respect to postwar full em-
ployment by, A2471.
Message from President transmitting
budget for Civil Aeronautics of (H.
Doc. 113), 2072.
Message from President transmitting
supplemental estimate of appropria-
tion for (S. Doc. 119; H. Does. 33, 44, 54,
57, 58, 78, 3-9, 346, 369), 362, 869, 1284,
9756, 9872, 10320, 11524.
Civil Aeronautics Administration: trans-
mitting estimate of personnel require-
ments for, 1886.
Remarks concerning the nomination of
Henry A. Wallace to be Secretary of,
1600.
Remarks in House relative to divorcing
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
from, 1165.
Remarks in House relative to the bill
(H. R. 2603) making annual appropri-
ations for, 2204, 2279, 2280, 2353, 2411,
3734, 3750, 3907, 4466, 4482, 9863.
Remarks in House relative to conditions
in, 1105, 1160o
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE-Continued.
Report of Joint Committee on Disposi-
tion of Executive Papers In, 4609.
Statement relative to supply of 12-gage
shotgun shells by, A4496.
Statement" on British-owned securities
from, A5296.
Study entitled "Raction to British
White Paper on Employment Policy"
by a member of, A1605.
Telegram from the Burlington, Vt., State
Farm Bureau recommending separa-
tion of the RFC from, 672.
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE, address by H.
Struve Hensel before Buffalo (N. Y.)
Chamber of Commerce relative to
single, A3374.
Bill to establish (see bill H. R. 550).
Remarks in House and a letter from the
Secretary of State relative to the pro-
posed establishment of, 9437.
Remarks in House relative to establish-
ment of proposed, 12401.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. See also
SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR.
Amendments in Senate to bill (H. R.
3024) making appropriations for, 5303.
Announcement upon retirement of John
Lucian Savage issued by, A2430.
Bill to fix salary of Solicitor of (see bill
S. 1460).
Bill making annual appropriations for
(see bill H. R. 3024*).
Bill to authorize transfer of surplus
lands and property of Federal agencies
on reclamation projects to (see bill S.
1672).
Bill to provide for making available to
the several States geological and min-
ing data assembled by (see bill H. R.
3148).
Conference report on bill (H. R. 3024)
making annual appropriations f6r,
6986.
Letter transmitting estimate of person-
nel requirements for, 97.
Letter transmitting proposed bill to ad-
just debts of Indians, 1107.
Letter transmitting report of with-
drawals and restorations for 1944, 749.
Letter transmitting report by Bureau of
Reclamation relative to Yellowstone
River, 4658.
Letter transmitting statement that no
exchanges were consummated during
1944, 670.'
Letter transmitting statement that no
reservations under act of June 25, 1910,
were made during 1944, 670,.749.
Letter from National Park Service trans-
mitting status of National Park Trust
Fund as of June 30, 1944, 1107.
Message from the President transmitting
supplemental estimate of appropria-
tions for (S. Does. 12, 45, 52, 69, 200;
H. Does. 66, 114, 118, 331, 361), 869,
1597, 2310, 2516, 4500, 5169, 5172, 7043,
9757, 10042.
News release relative to promotion of
Goodrich W. Lineweaver by, A2865.
Press release relative to Mrs. Etta Jones,
only white woman to be taken prisoner
on American soil during World War II
by, A5620.
Remarks in House relative to the bill (H.
R. 3024) making appropriations for,
3800, 3863, 3908, 9864.
Remarks in House relative to industrial
and mineral survey of Third Congres-
sional District of Arkansas by, A2440.
Remarks in House on conference report
on bill H. R. 3024 making annual ap-
propriations for, 6931.
Remarks in House relative to continu-
ance of employee-award system in,
A3554.
Remarks In Senate on bill (H. R. 3024)
making annual appropriations for,
5314, 5333, 5340, 5386, 5426, 5473, 547,,
5478, 5500, 5599, 5732.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR-Con.
Statistics relative to appropriations for,
3805-3809.
Table: estimate of British unmined gold
from, A5295.
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE. See also AT-
TORNEY GENERAL.
Addresses by Justice Jackson and At-
torney General Biddle at memorial
service to Franklin Delano Roosevelt
in hall of, A1976.
Bill making annual appropriations for
(see bill H. R. 2603*).
Bill to provide for extension and appli-
cation of provisions of Classification
Act of 1923, to certain officers and em-
ployees of Immigration and Naturali-
zation Service in (see bill H. R. 2626).
Conference report on bill (H. R. 2603)
making annual appropriations for,
4534.
Correspondence relative to effect of Pe-
troleum Administration for War's or-
ders on small oil business between E.
C. Bratt and, A2332.
Letter transmitting estimate of person-
nel requirements for, 559, 771.
Letter from the Archivist of the United
States transmitting lists of useless
'papers in, 328.
Letter relative to value of British dia-
monds from, 11575, A5296.
Letter from Attorney General transmit-
ting draft of proposed bill for applica-
tion of Classification Act to employees
of Immigration and Naturalization
Service, 1470.
Letter from Attorney General transmit-
ting report for 1944 for, 2456.
Letter from Attorney General transmit-
ting report of special assistants em-
ployed, 290, 327, 8005.
Message from President transmitting es-
timate of appropriation for claim-for
damages (H. Does. 74, 233), 1284, 6013.
Message from the President transmit-
ting revised estimates of appropria-
tions for (H. Does. 56, 321), 869, 9756.
Remarks in House relative to evidence
in A. and P. trial presented by, A3961.
Remarks in House relative to anti-trust
case filed against foreign industrial
diamond companies by, A339.
Remarks in House relative to action in
release of Willie Bioff and George
Browne of, A208.
Remarks In House relative to salaries of
officials and employees of, 4493.
Remarks in House relative to the bill
(H. R. 2603) making annual appro-
priations for, 2204, 2279, 2280, 2353,
2411, 3734, 3750, 3907, 4466, 4482, 9865.
Report of Joint Committee on Disposi-
tion of Executive papers in, 4609.
Resolution to investigate activities of
(see H. Res. 102, 103).
Statement relative to conditions at King
County jail, Seattle, Wash., by, A1502.
DEPARTMENT OF LABOR. See also SECRE-
TARY or LAEOR.
Amendment in Senate by Mr. Barkley
relative to the Committee on Fair Em-
ployment Practice, 7065.
Bill making annual appropriations for
(see bill H. R. 3199*).
Bill to transfer certain functions exer-
cised by War Manpower Commission
to (see bill S. 13.89).
Conference report on bill (H. R. 3199)
making appropriations for, 7030, 7056.
Letter transmitting report for 1944 of
Wage and Hour and Public Contracts
Divisions, 2458.
Letter from the Secretary transmitting
her twelfth annual report, 1079.
Letter from the Secretary of Labor trans-
mitting reports of committees and
resolutions adopted by the Eleventh
National Conference on Labor Legisla-
ton, 461.
INDEX
DEPARTMENT OF LABOR-Continued.
Message from the President transmitting
supplemental estimates of appropria-
tions for (H. Does. 54, 323, 337), 869,
9756, 9872.
Qu1estions and answers relative to na-
tional apprenticeship program pre-
pared by, A5146.
Remarks in House relative to appro-
priations for, 4731, 9865.
Remarks in House relative to activities
of Children's Bureau and Women's'
Bureau under, A124.
DEPARTMENT OF MILITARY SECURITY,
establish (see bill S. 1482).
DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL DEFENSE,
Address by Donald J. Ramsey before
Bergen County Bar Association rela-
-tive to, A1877.
Article by Gustaf A. Nordin from Duluth
(Minn.) News-Tribune relative to,
A4191.
Bill to provide for (see bill H. R. 4930).
Bill to establish Divisions of Air Warfare,
the Navy, and the Army as coequal
divisions under (see bill H. R. 86).
DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL HEALTH, es-
tablish (see bill H. R. 1391).
Remarks in House relative to providing
In Cabinet, A124.
DEPARTMENT OF PEACE, article entitled
"Do We Need A Peace Department?" by
Jack Pollack from Tomorrow, A5364.
Bill to create (see bills S. 1237; H. R.
3628, 4648).
Editor:al from Rochester (N. Y.) Times-
Union relative to creating, A2192.
Letter by R. M. Davis of Morgantown,
W. Va., favoring creation of, A3132.
Radio address by Representative Ludlow
relative to, A5738.
Remarks in House relative to bill, H. R.
4648, to establish a, A5784.
Remarks in Senate relative to slow action
on S. 1237, to create, A5364.
Text of bill H. R. 3628, to create, A3132.
Text of bill by Representative Ludlow to
create, 10616.
"DEPARTMENT OF PEACE DECLARED
UNITED STATES NEED," article by
David Lawrence from Washington
Evening Star entitled, A3132.
"DEPARTMENT OF PEACE FOR THE
AMERICAN GOVERNMENT," article
by Senator Wiley from Free World en-
titled, A3814.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, See also SECRE-
TARY OF STATE.
Address entitled "The Foreign Economic
Policy of the State Department," by
William L. Clayton, A2862.
Article entitled "Streamlining the
Foreign Service," by Neal Stanford
from Christian Science Monitor, A590.
Bill to enable the carrying out its pre-
scribed and traditional responsibilities
in foreign field by (see bill H. R. 689*).
Bill making annual appropriations for
(see bill H. R. 2603*).
Bill to provide funds for acquisition of a
site, erection of buildings at Warsaw,
Poland (see bill H. R. 3735).
Bill to enable it to carry out more ef-
fectively its responsibilities in foreign
field (see bill H. R. 4982').
Conference report on bill (H. R. 2603):
making annual appropriations for,
4534.
Joint resolution to establish the Peace
Division with an Assistant Secretary of
State for Peace at head thereof in
(see H. J. Res. 242).
Letter relative to acquisition of Tarawa
by United States by Joseph C. Grew,
Acting Secretary, A3299.
Letter relative to Russian-American Re-
lations by Joseph C. Grew, Acting
Secretary of State, A3274.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE--Continued.
Letter transmitting estimate of person-
nel requirements for, 97, 2380, 2701.
Memorandum on American policy on
Palestine from American Zionist
Emergency Council to, A4566.
Message from the President transmitting
supplemental estimates of appropria-
tions for (H. Does. 47, 76, 81, 299, 367,
372), 869, 1284, 9292, 10210, 10483.
Press release relative to disposition of
synthetic-nitrogen plants by, A1941.
Remarks in House relative to article
from Time magazine on establishment
of school by, A602.
Remarks in House relative to secrecy of,
817.
Remarks in House relative to efficient
operation of, 590.
Remarks in House relative to resolution
to change method of making treaties
and attitude of, A1704.
Remarks in House relative to broad-
casts by, 1538.
Remarks in House relative to activities
in Latin and South America, A1197.
Remarks in House relative to a halt at
sniping of Russia by certain programs
should be called by, A2473.
Remarks in House relative to adoption
of reciprocal trade program, A2408.
Remarks in House relative to action to
destroy jobs in glassware industries by
the internationalists in, A2784.
Remarks In House relative to creation
of Information Section in, A3848.
Remarks in House relative to the "Sta-
lining" of, A4730, A5174.
Remarks in House. relative to article
from Daily Worker predicting a shake-
up in, A4731.
Remarks in House relative to new ap-
pointments in, A4731.
Remarks in House relative to Tyler
Kent's imprisonment, A4511.
Remarks in House relative to lack of
adequate personnel in, A5166.
Remarks in House relative to Hurley's
unjust accusation against personnel
of, A5166.
Remarks in House relative to lack of in-
terest in St. Lawrence seaway of,
A5230.
Remarks in House entitled "Double Talk
in Our State Department," '12098.
Remarks in House relative to the De-
partment's position with respect to
Siam, 12632.
Remarks in House relative to aileged
confusion in, 11634, A2762, A5166.
Remarks in House relative to the bill
(H. R. 2603) making annual appro-
priations for, 2204, 2279, 2280, 2353,
2411, 3907.
Remarks in House on conference report
on bill (H. R. 2603) making annual
appropriations for, 4466, 4482.
Remarks in Senate on bill (H. R. 2603)
making appropriations for, 3734, 3750.
Remarks in Senate relative to the
nomination of Spruille Braden to be
an Assistant Secretary of State, 9899.
Report on lend-lease to British Empire
from, A5294.
Resolution creating a select committee
to make a full and complete investi-
gation and study of (see H. Res. 432).
Resolution requesting certain informa-
tion from (see H. Res. 189).
Statement by Independent Petroleum
Association of America opposing fur-
ther enlargement of power over im-
port policies of, A2509.
Statement by Osgood Hardy that the
United States has been playing the
roll of Santa Claus In Latin America,
7593.
Text of report on Japanese atrocities by,
A37C3-A3789.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE'S SCANDAL, arti-
cles by Frederick Woltman from Wash-
ington Daily News relative to, A2762,
A2763.
Remarks in House relative to, A2770.
DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS' AFFAIRS,
establish (see bills H. R. 2611, 2920).
Radio address by Representative Rogers
Massachusetts relative to establish-
ment of, A2404.
Remarks in House relative to creation of,
3325, 4301, 5250.
DEPENDENT PEOPLES WANT INDEPEND-
ENCE, editorial from Christian Century
relative to, A2921.
DEPORTATIONS. See ALIENS.
DEPRESSION, remarks in House relative to
costly 1929-41, A4022.
DESCHUTES COUNTY, OREG., exclude cer-
tain lands from the provisions of re-
vised statutes 2319 to 2337, inclusive,
relating to (see bills H. R. 608*;
S. 932*).
DE SHAZO, LLOYD, letter paying tribute to
0. J. Beckworth from. Gilmer Weekly
Mirror by, A3121.
"DESIGN FOR BUSINESS CONFIDENCE,"
article by Alfred B. Sabin entitled,
A4522.
DES MOINES (IOWA) REGISTER (news-
paper), article relative to food spoilage
by Richard Wilson from, A877.
Article entitled "Truman Shies at Ques-
tions on Key Issues" by William My-
lander from, A4280.
Editorial, OPA Should Not Be Junked,
from, A2952.
Poll favoring a seat at peace table for
members of the armed forces con-
•ducted by, A1320.
DES MOINES (IOWA) TRIBUNE, article con-
taining interview with Beardsley Rural
on current problems by Charles Dar-
lington from, A905
Editorial, European Relief: G. 0. P.
Statesmanship, from, A5249.
DESMOND, JAMES F., relief (see bill S. 286).
"DESTINY IN OUR HANDS," article by Wal-
ter H. Barkas entitled, A5589.
"DESTROYING THE GOD THEY WORSHIP,"
editorial from Smethport (Pa.) Union
entitled, A716.
DETRICK, E. A., questions about govern-
mental activities by, 6792.
DETROIT, MICH., remarks in House relative
to natural-gas situation in, 1028, A496.
Remarks in House relative to the shut-
down of war plants in, 815. 0 Soviet Fastnesses" by Ann Su Cardwell
Remarks in House relative to strikers
defy CIO leaders in,A1099.
Remarks in House relative to strike at
Dodge plant in, A932.
Remarks in House relative to investiga-
tion of labor conditions in war plants
at, A1163.
'DETROIT ASKS DIRECT AIR SERVICE TO
SOUTH," article by Allen Dean cap-
tioned, A1348.
DETROIT (MICH.) CRITICAL FOOD SITUA-
TION, letter by United Automobile,
Aircraft, Agricultural Implement
Workers of America relative to, A3479.
DETROIT ECONOMIC CLUB PROGRAM,
address relative to the Detroit River by
Donald S. Kiskadden before, A5282.
DETROITER (publication), article entitled
"Spend More-Get Rich?" from, A2687.
DETROIT (MICH.) EVENING STAR (news-
paper), article, CIO Group Protests
Detroit Meat Shortage, from, A3120.
DETROIT (MICH.) FREE PRESS, article,
WPB Officials Explain Industry-Gas
Shut-down, from, A497.
Articles captioned "Detroit's gas crisis"
and "Gas shortage in East somewhat
relieved" from, A496.
XCI-Ind-13
INDEX
DETROIT (MICH.) FREE PRESS-Con.
Article, Tax Dodge by Investing in
Canadian Bonds, by Edward Dodds-
from, A3157.
Article, Burma-India Theater of War:
High Salaries for Civilians, from,
A3451.
Editorial, Wallace's Appointment Un-
sound for Business, from, A352.
Editorial captioned "The next step"
from, A1087.
Editorial entitled "United States Never
Was a One-man County" from, A1783.
Editorial relative to increase In basic
wage rates appearing in, 10411.
Editorial entitled "These Are the Vic-
tims: The People" from, A4192.
Editorial on postwar domestic strife by
John S. Knight from, A4209.
Editorial relative to passage of Hobbs
labor bill from, A5754.
Editorial entitled "Don't Kill FEPC"
from, A2825, A3278.
Remarks in House relative to favorable
editorial on Hobbs labor bill from,
A5754.
DETROIT'S GAS CRISIS, article from Detroit
Free Press relative to, A496.
Correspondence between Representative
Lesinski and Attorney General rela-
tive to, A5653.
Exhibits of proceedings before Michigan
Public Service Commission relative to,
A5654-A5657.
DETROIT LABOR SITUATION, radio address
by Walter P. Reuther relative to,
A458?.
DETROIT MEAT SHORTAGE, article from
Detroit Evening Star relative to CIO
group protesting, A3120.
DETROIT (MICH.) MEDICAL NEWS, letter
relative to more ration food points for
pregnant mothers from, A2619.
DETROIT (MICH.) NEWS, ' article entitled
"Strike Cuts Off Detroit's Meats" from,
A3051.
Article captioned "Michigan Consolidated
Gas Co. denies blame for gas mix-up"
from, A496.
Article on utilities tax held invalid from,
A496.
Article entitled "Poles Keep Fighting in
Face of Disaster" by Ann Su Cardwell
from, A1346, A1397, A1434.
Article entitled "Soviet Secret Police
Direct Lubin Group" by Ann Su Card-
well from, A1510.
Article entitled "Many Poles Vanish in
from, A1511.
Article entitled "Only a Strong Poland
Can Realize Security" by Ann Su Card-
well from, A1542.
Article entitled "Poles Vow Support of
Exiled Government" by Ann Su Card-
well from, A1519.
Editorial entitled "St. Lawrence Seaway's
Opponents" from, A5566.
Editorial entitled "Pay the Postman
More" from, A2084, A2086.
"DETROIT PLANS FOR CHAOS," article by
Irving Richter entitled, 10882.'
DETROIT (MICH.) STRIKES, remarks in
House relative to, A5754.
DETROIT TIMES, article entitled "Tomb of
the Unknown Warriors." A4858.
"DETROIT WALK-OUTS WORRY WASH-
INGTON," article by John W. Love
from Washington Daily News entitled,
A3112.
DETROIT'S WAR PLANTS STRIKES, articles
from newspapers relative to, A1796.
DETROIT (MICH.) WESTWARD (publica-
tion), editorial paying tribute. to
Franklin D. Roosevelt by Winifred
Brand. from, A3867.
193
DETROIT'S (MICH.) WORK STOPPAGES,
article by Carl C. Harrington from
Mill and Factory relative to, A164.
DEUTSCH, ALBERT, article entitled "Vet-
erans Resent Requirement of Pauper's
Oath for Hospitalization" from PM by,
A761.
Article entitled "Cripples Can Make Gued
.When Given a Pair Break"- from PM
by, A1971.
Editorials from Madison (Wis.) Capital
Times and Milwaukee Journal relative
to contempt charges against, A2554,
A2555.
Remarks in House relative to contempt
charges voted by Veterans' Committee
against, A2554.
Statement by John H. Baird before House
Committee on World War Veterans'
Legislation in reply to articles from
PM by, A2749.
DEUTSCH CASE, remarks in House relative
to, 4847, 4859.
DEUTSCHLE, GEORGE F., relief (see bill
H. R. 2646).
DE VALERA, EAMON (Prime Minister of
Eire), radio address by, A2474.
Tribute to Franklin Delano Roosevelt
by, A1850.
DEVER, PAUL A. (lieutenant commander,
U. S. Naval Reserve), address on St.
Patrick's Day before Ancient Order
of Hibernians by, A1382.
DEVO, EMMA M., increase pension (see bill
H. R. 1092).
DEVONSHIRE, LORD, remarks in House rela-
tive to statement on Jewish-Palestine
policy by, A2156.
DEW, LYLE EDWIN, correct military record
(see bill H. R. 880).
D'EWART, WESLEY A. (a Representative
from Montana).
Appointed on committees, 6692.
Editorial from Miles City Daily Star en-
titled "Gravey Train Friends," A3824.
Editorial from Fairfield (Mont.) Times
relative to sugar beet production,
A3991.
Editorial from Billings (Mont.) Gazette
entitled "Montana Again in Vanguard"
relative to war bond campaigns,
A5279.
Letter by Virginia Taylor, Helena, Mont.,
relative to demobilization of armed
forces, A4756.
Resolution by Railway Machinists Lodge
protesting shortage of meat, A3463.
Resolution by United Mine Workers of
America relative to return of soldiers,
A5177.
Statement by A. J. Breitenstein, Great
Falls, Mont., on Alaska Highway, A5481.
Amendments offered by, to
Deficiency appropriation bill (H. R.
4805) : to amend, 11195.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Akers, John J.: to sell certain lands to
(see bills H. R. 4037, 4819, 4878), 8575,
11078, 11368.
Alden, Frederick: to issue patent in fee
to (see bill H. R. 4023), 8575.
Andresen, John R.: to sell certain lands
(see bill H. R. 4877), 11368.
Archiquette, Floyd L.: to sell certain
lands to (see bill H. R. 4555), 10246.
Bassett, Irene Scott: to issue patent in
fee to (see bill H. R. 4033), 8575.
Bearcloud, Rose: to issue patent in fee
to (see bill H. R. 4025), 8575.
Brown, John Harold: to authorize Sec-
retary of the Interior to -sell certain
lands to (see bill H. R. 4044), 8575.
Bullshows, Horse and Bullshows: to Is-
sue patent in fee to (see bill H. R.
4024), 8575.
Clark, Ben F.: to authorize the sale of
certain lands in State of Montana to
(see bill H. R. 4328), 9513.
194
D'EWART, WESLEY A.-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Cody, James A.: to sell certain lands to
(see bill H. R. 4477), 9937.
Cody, Leroy E.: to sell certain lands to
(see bill H. R. 4478), 9938.
Combs, Leo: to sell certain lands to (see
bill H. R. 4443), 9822.
Crow Indian Reservation, Mont.: adjust-
ments in connection with irrigation
project on (see bill H. R. 4195), 9109.
-to provide for leasing allotted
lands on (see bill H. R. 4002), 8575.
Crow Indians: disposition of inherited
interests in estates of deceased (see
bill H. R. 4003), 8575.
Crow irrigation project, Montana: to pro-
vide for adjustments in connection
with (se- bill H. R. 4983), 12029.
Engles, Melvin: to sell certain lands to
(see bill H. R. 4444), 9822.
Fisher, Richard S.: to issue patent in fee
to (see bill H. R. 4046), 8575.
Frerich, Al: to authorize the sale of cer-
tain lands in State of Montana to (see
bill H. R. 4327), 9513.
Frerich, Fred: to authorize the sale of
certain lands In State of Montana to
(see bill H. R. 4324), 9513.
Gearhart, Ed: to sell certain lands to
(see bill H. R. 4473), 9937.
Goedort, Theodore: to authorize the sale
of certain lands in State of Montana to
(see bill H. R. 4326), 9513.
Hagadone, Dugald C.: to sell certain
lands to (see bill H. R. 4445), 9822.
Hawk, Josephine Gray: to issue patent
in fee to (see bill H. R. 4036), 8575.
Helmer, Howard: to authorize the sale of
certain lands in State df Montana to
(see till H. R. 4325), 9513.
Helmer, James G.: to sell certain lands
to (see bill H. R. 4446), 9822.
Holte, Ben: to sell certain lands to (see
bill H. R. 4235), 9211.
Howard, Cassie E.: to authorize Secre-
tary of the Interior to convey certain
lands to (see bill H. R. 4043), 8575.
Hughes Estelle: to authorize Secretary
of the Interior to sell certain lands to
(see bill H. R. 4039), 8575.
Indians: to investigate conditions relat-
ing to (see H. J. Res. 237), 8575.
-- to remove restrictions on property
of those who serve in armed forces
(see bill H. R. 4196), 9109
-to repeal certain provisions of law
relating to trading with (see bill H. R.
4004), 8575.
Jones, John W.: to sell certain lands to
(see bill H. R. 4876), 11368.
Keiser, Henry: authorize the sale of the
allotment of (see bill H. R. 4029), 8715.
Keiser, Wilbur: to issue patent in fee to
(see bill H. R. 4035), 8575.
Ladd, A. C.: to authorize Secretary of
the Interior to convey certain lands
to (see bill H. R. 4042), 8575.
Lawson, Oscar A.: to sell certain lands
to (see bill H. R. 4472), 9937.
Leete, Robert J.: to sell certain lands to
(see bill H. R. 4822), 11078.
Lien, Oliver M.: to sell certain lands to
(see bill H. R. 4556), 10246.
Lien, Orphey A.: to sell certain lands to
(see bill H. R. 4557), 10246.
Little Light Margaret Long Neck: au-
thorize and direct Secretary of the
Interior to issue patent in fee to (see
bill H. R. 4028), 8575.
Lowe, Clayton L.: to sell certain lands
to (see bill H. R. 4820), 11078.
McGowan, Dana E.: to sell certain lands
to (see bill H. R. 4504), 10068.
McGowan, John: to sell certain lands to
(see bill H. R. 4441), 9822.
McGowan, Larry: to authorize the sale
of certain lands in State of Montana
to (see bill H. R. 4329), 9513.
McInerney, Everett F.: to authorize
Secretary of the Interior to sell cer-
tain lands to (see bill H, R. 4041), 8575.
INDEX
D'EWART, WESLEY A.-Continuea.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Milliken, LeRoy: authorizing sale of the
allotment of (see bill H. R. 4027), 8575.
Missouri River, Mont.: to bridge (see bill
H. R. 4808), 11077.
Montgomery, Walter: to sell certain
lands to (see bill H. R. 4236), 9211.
Morning, Ruth: to Issue patent in fee
to (see bill H. R. 4026), 8575.
Morse, George: to authorize the sale of
certain lands in State of Montana to
(see bill H. R. 4323), 9513.
Murray Alfred: to authorize Secretary
of the Interior to sell certain lands to
(see bill H. R. 4038), 8575.
Newberry, George: to sell certain lands
to (see bill H. R. 4440), 9822.
O'Connor, Richard K.: to sell certain
lands to (see bill H. R. 4818), 11078.
O'Connor, Robert J.: to sell certain
lands to (see bill H. R. 4823), 11078.
Pickett, Joseph J.: to issue a patent in
fee to (see bill H. R. 4031), 8575.
Reed, Mary K.: to issue patent in fee to
(see bill H. R. 4037), 8575.
Rensvold, Stanley: to sell certain lands
to (see bill H. R. 4474), 9937.
Roller, Charley: to sell certain land to
(see bill H. R. 4824), 11078.
Schneider, John Delbert: to sell certain
lands to (see bill H. R. 4475), 9937.
School district No. 2, Dodson, Mont.: for
the relief of the trustees of (see bill
H. R. 4045.), 8575.
Schwinder, M. J.: to sell certain lands
to (see bill H. R. 4476), 9937.
Singer, Lucky Horse and Ambrose: to
issue patents in fee to heirs of (see
bill H. R. 4030), 8575.
Solberg, Henry 0.: to sell certain land to
see bill H. R. 4558), 10246.
Stensland, John J.: to sell certain lands
to (see bills H. R. 4442, 4447), 9822.
Valley County, Mont.: to sell certain
lands in (see bill H. R. 4022), 8575.
Warrior, Leslie: to sell certain lands to
(see bill H. R. 4878), 11368.
West, Christine: to authorize Secretary
of the Interior to sell certain lands to
(see bill H. R. 4040), 8575,
White, Alice Scott: to issue patent for
certain land to (see bill H. R. 4114),
8725.
Whitright, Chauncey W.: to sell certain
lands to (see bill H. R. 4821), 11078.
Yarlott, Alice: to issue patent in fee to
(see bill H. R. 4034), 8575.
Zimmerman, Allen: to sell certain land
to (see bill H. R. 4559), 10246.
Zimmerman, Robert B.: to sell certain
lands to (see bill H. R. 4973), 11931.
Remarks by, on
Air route to Orient, 12292.
Deficiency appropriation bill, 11195,
11196.
Fort Peck power project, 11195, 11196.
Thorkelson, Jacob: death of, 10986.
- editorial from Washington Star,
A5174.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
DEWEESE, NEAL ET AL., relief (see bill
H. R. 1879").
DEWEY,A. PETER,remarks in House relative
to death of, 9156.
DEWEY, CHARLES S., (a former Representa-
tive from Illinois).
Letter relative to Bretton Woods Bank
and Fund, A2627.
DEWEY, JAMES F., letter by Senator Austin
relative to extension of Reciprocal
Trade Agreements Act to, A3487.
DEWEY, THOMAS E., (Governor, New York),
Address at annual Lincoln Day dinner
by, A546.
Address relative to plan to end world
trade curbs by, A2733.
Article entitled "Truman Carries Out
Dewey's Pledges" by Richard L. Strout
from Christian Science Monitor, A3028.
DEWEY, THOMAS E.-Continued.
Excerpt relative to Smith-Connally Act
from speech at Seattle by, A6.
Excerpts from speeches in 1944 relative
to early discharge of members of
armed forces by, A4252.
Excerpt relative to St. Lawrence seaway
from message to New York State Leg-
islature by, A161, A5603.
Letter by Senator Wagner on commercial
rent control addressed to, A46.
Radio report to the people of New York
by, A2191.
Radio address by Paul E. Fitzpatrick
replying to report of, A2242.
Remarks at New York School of Indus-
trial and Labor Relations, A5012.
Remarks in House relative to political
pledges made by, 2204.
Remarks in House relative to signing of
fair practice law for New York by,
Al119.
Remarks in House relative to cracking
of the Japanese ultra code by, 8939.
Remarks in House relative to settlement
of elevator strike by, A4165, A4460.
Remarks in House relative to, 434, 435.
Statement relative to small business by,
A74.
Telegram relative to legislation for St.
Lawrence seaway from, A4054.
Telegram relative to St. Lawrence seaway
1y the President to, A4082.
"DEWEY AND PEARL HARBOR," article by
Ernest Lindley from Washington Post
entitled, A4247.
"DEWEY INSISTS ON NEW YORK RIGHTS
IN SEAWAY BILL," article from New
York Herald Tribune entitled, A4054.
DEWIRE, M. E., letter relative to farm labor
written by, 1353.
DE WITT, DONALD S., letter relative to the
meat shortage, 6373.
DE WITT, NELLIE JANE (commander, Navy
Nurse Corps), remarks in House rela-
tive to new commander of Navy Nurse
Corps, A5580.
DEZAUCHE-HIMSELF, letter addressed to
the President by, A2968.
DHUE, GAYLON, relief (see bill H. R. 2489).
DIAMANTOPOULOUS, CIMON P. (Greek Am-
bassador), address in Worcester, Mass.,
li commemoration of one hundred
and twenty-fourth anniversary of in-
dependence of Greece by, A1699.
DIAMOND, RALEIGH B., relief (see bill H. R.
2129).
DIAMOND, TOBIAS E., report of the Commit-
, tee of the Judiciary in Senate on nom-
ination of, 4536.
DIAMONDS, remarks in House relative to im-
portance in war production of indus-
trial, A339.
DIAS, JOSE AND WIFE, relief (see bill H. R.
4302).
DIAS, OBALDINO FRANCIS, relief of estate
(see bill H. R. 5049).
DIAZ, JORGE LUIS CORDOVA, notice in Sen-
at6 of hearings to be held on nomina-
tion of, 10001.
Report of the Committee on the Judi-
ciary in Senate on nomination of,
11320.
DIBBLE GENERAL 'HOSPITAL, permit In-
clusion within corporate limits of
Menlo Park, Calif., of (see bill H. R.
2965").
DICK, BETTIE, pension (see billH. R. 2106).
DICK, CHARLES (late a Senator from Ohio).
Editorial from Akron Beacon Journal on
death of, A1442.
DICKENSON, MRS. LASELL, letter relative to
the OPA written by, 217, 218.
Statement before House Labor Commit-
tee relative to price and rent control,
A5029.

DICKHUTH, H. EUGENE, article. entitled
"Delay Is Seen for Bretton Woods
Plan" from New York Herald Tribune
by, A5110.
DICKINSON, JOHN, address entitled "Peace,
Realism, and Balance of Power" before
Maryland State Bar Association by,
A1307.
DICKINSON, N. DAK., resolution adopted by
the postwar planning committee of
the State College at, 914.
DICKINSON (N. DAK.) LIONS CLUB, resolu-
tion disapproving Missouri Valley Au-
thority by, A2595.
DICKSON, CECIL P., notes on meaning of
Armistice Day for United States citi-
zens written by, A6045.
DICKSTEIN, SAMUEL (a Representative from
New York).
Address by Francis D. Biddle to Liberal
Party of New York, March 23, 1945, en-
titled "Challenge to Liberalism,"
A1490.
Address of George J. Chryssikos in nat-
uralization court at Jersey City, N. J.,
A379.
Address of Representative Douglas of
California at Liberal Party dinner,
March 23, 1945, New York City, A1491.
Address by Secretary of the Navy James
Forrestal at launching of U. S. S.
Franklin D, Roosevelt, A2161.,
Appointed on committee, 274, 275.
Article by Anne O'Hare McCormack rel-
ative to Tel-Aviv, Palestine, A83.
Article in New York Times relative to
German savagery verified by British,
A121.
Article by Philip Wylie from American
Mercury entitled "Memorandum on
Anti-Semitism," A859.
Articles in New York Times by Russell
Porter on conditions in German war-
prisoner camps in United States, 1101,
1102, 1103.
Article from New York Times relative to
need of Fair Educational Practice Com-
mittee, 1078.
Article by L. Monfried entitled "Service-
men's Prayer," A1720.
Article from newspapers relative to East
Indian immigration, A3574, A3575.
Article from New York Daily Mirror by
Mr. Justice Frank Murphy entitled
"Interdependence for Americans,"
A3836.
Editorial from Rochester Democrat
Chronicle and Ogdensburg Journal on
Presidential succession, A2748.
Editorial from New York Herald Tribune
entitled "For a Palestine State," A3846.
Editorial from New York Daily Mirror
entitled "This Is America," A4881.
Editorial. from Washington Post on
Committee on the Un-American activi-
ties, A4898.
Letter by Virginia C. Gildersleeve rela-
tive to havens for homeless Jews,
A4864.
Memorandum of American labor on Pal-
estine, A3439.
Newspaper articles favorable to Indian
immigration, A3587, A3588.
Poem by Josephine Louise Byrne in
Spirit (magazine) entitled "Before
Us, the Puritans," A1554.
Radio address by James H. Sheldon pay-
ing tribute to, A5162.
Radio interview on subject of immigra-
tion, A4232.
Remarks in House paying tribute to,
11154.
Statement on punishment of war crim-
inals, A76.
Amendments offered by, to
Federal employees pay bill (H. R. 3393):
to amend, 6067.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced.by
Aliens: to provide for establishment of
lox;-ful entry of certain (see bill H. R.
4149), 8879.
INDEX
DIC: .STEIN, SAMUEL---Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Allen seamen: to prohibit employment
of (see bill H. R. 2147), 1080.
Arens, Joseph and David: for relief (see
bill H. R. 890), 60.
Armed forces: to ,facilitate admission
to the United States of alien spouses
and alien minor children of citizen
members of (see billH. R. 4857), 11233.
-to utilize certain ships for trans-
portation of wives and children in
foreign countries (see H. J. Res. 28),
30.
Army: to amend act regarding Nurse
Corps (see bill H. R. 1571), 326.
Citizenship: to admit husbands, wives,
and children of citizens who have
served honorably in armed forces (see
bill H. R. 714), 57.
- to require certain naturalized
and derivative citizens to take oath
of allegiance (see bill H. R. 711), 57.
Dcshlin, John: for relief (see bill H.
R. 2662), 2157.
Emergency Price Control Act: to amend
regarding rents for business accommo-
dations (see bill H. R. 708), 57.
Father's Day: to proclaim (see H. J.
Ras. 53), 59.
Fingerprinting: making it a Federal of-
fense to alter inner surface of the
hand to prevent identification (see
bill H. R. 710), 57.
Gaber, Abraham: for relief (see bill
H. R. 2530), 1886.
Hoover, J. Edgar: medal of honor (see
billsH. R. 869, 2228, 2395), 60, 1207,
1541.
Immigration Act: to amend section 28
(c) (see bill H. R. 390),.24.
Immigration and Naturalization Serv-
ice: to amend law relating to authority
to make arrests by certain employees
(see bill H. R. 186), 24.
Italy: to terminate state of war (see H.
J: Res. 52), 59.
Medical academies: to create (see bill
H. R. 713), 57.
Nationality Act of 1949: to amend sec-.
tion 327 (h) (see bill H. R. 392), 24.
-to amend section 342 (b) (see bill
H. R. 391), 24.
- to amend section 201 (g) (see bill
H. R. 388), 24.
to amend section 401 (a) (see bill
H. R. 387). 24.
-to amend (see bill H. R. 707), 57.
- to amend section 324 (c) (see bill
H. R. 385). 24.
- to correct error in section 342 (b)
(9) (see H. J. Res. 51), 59.
-to correct error in section 342 (b)
(8) (see bill H. R. 3087), 4038.
to amend (see bills H. R. 4148,
4605). 8879, 10469.
Naturalization: to reduce time to plead
and to regulate service process in pro-
ceedings to cancel (see bill H. R. 389),
24.
Naturalization proceedings: to amend
law relating to the service of process
in cancellation of (see bill H. R. 4342),
9558.
Navy: to amend act regarding Nurse
Corps (see billH. f. ,1572), 326.
Richter, Amy Mary: for relief (see bill
H. R. 4353), 9558.
Selective Training and Service Act: to
amend relative to eligibility of citi-
zens of former neutral countries for
service in armed forces (see billH. R.
709), 57.
Statue of Liberty Day: to declare (see
H. J. Res. 73), 326.
Virgin Islands: relating to status of
certain natives and inhabitants of (see
bill H. R. 712), 57.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Axis Powers: restore property confiscated
by (see H. Con. Res. 12), 59.
195
DICKSTEIN, SAMUEL-Continued.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Immigration and naturalization: au-
thorizing study of postwar problems
(see H. Res. 52), 59.
Lehmann Co., Inc., J. M.: requesting in-
formation concerning ownership of
(see H. Res. 133), 1080.
Poland: to investigate conditions in (see
H. Res. 410), 11007.
Racial and religious disunity: declaring
it to be un-American to participate in
activities to create (see H. Con: Res.
13, 35, 89), 59, 2165, 9004.
Refugees: temporary admission (see H.
Res. 53), 59.
Rents on business property: relating to
control of (see H. Res. 51), 59.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 2933.
State legislatures, 5838.
R1emarks by, on
American Dental Association, 1077.
American prisoners of war: articles de-
scribing inhuman treatment by Ger-
mans,3328.
Army and Navy nurses, 317, 318.
article relative to Negro nurses,
318.
Baumgarten, Elias: relief, 2498.
Belgium: treatment of German-Jewish
refugees In, 897.
Bills on Consent Calendar from Com-
mittee on Immigration and Naturali-
zation. 2508-2513.
-analysis of eight bills objected to
by Mr. Rankin, 2508-2510.
Committee on Immigration and Natural-
ization, 2279.
Committee on Un-American Adtivities,
209.
Congressional, Record: general leave to
extend remarks, £544.
Coward, Noel: visit to the United States,
871.
Curfew order: action of Mayor La-
Guardia, 2487.
- editorial, 2487.
Farewell address, 11153.
Federal employees pay bill, 6006, 6053,
6067.
German bundists: action of Supreme
Court, 6050.
German concentration camps, 4170.
German war prisoners in United States,
1100, 3328.
-
articles, 1101-1103.
History of the United States from Cool-
idge era to Presidency of Harry S.
Truman, 11153.
Hoosier Press: subversive publications,
A3400.
Immigration and naturalization study
of postwar problems, 2864, 2865, 2365.
India: immigration quota, 9521, 9522,
9523, 9525, 9537, 9538, 9543.
-letters by the President, Attor-
ney General, and British Ambassador,
9523, 9524.
Nationality Act: amendment, 3454, 4289,
4641, 4642, 4646, 4647, 4649.
billsto amend, 2417, 2421.
Nazi atrocities, A2826.
Oswego, N. Y., refugee camp, A5184.
Polish Constitution Day, 4152.
Racial discrimination in education, 1077.
Rankin, John, 2508.
Roth, Samuel, A3400.
Servicemen who married abroad, 9518.
Subversive activities: Epeech by Mr.Ran-
kin on Hollywood, Calif., 7649.
Subversive publications, A3400.
Veterans: plan' of Businessmen's Ad-
visory Council to help, A32e5.
War criminals: punishment of, 907.
Reports made by, from
Committee on claims:
Debler, William J. (H. R. 2398, Rept.
769), C408.
Goospelius, Otto Frederick (H. R. 1357,
Rept. 297), 1990.
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DICKSTEIN, SAMUEL-Continued.
Reports made by, from
James. C. Frank (H. R. 2769, Rept. 1264),
10826.
Jones, W. D., and Ethel S. (H. R. 2661,
Rept. 1231), 10785.
Keith, James Herbert (H. R. 3301, Rept.
1427), 12029.
Lamb, Carolyn (H. R. 1796, Rept. 1222),
10785.
Mecham, Arnold (H. R. 2289, Rept. 1228),
10785.
Ring; Mildred (H. R. 949, Rept. 112), 1079.
Ru'z, Estella (S. 71, Rept. 455), 3938.
Ru'z, Maria Manriquez (S. 70, Rept. 454),
3938.
Tuttle', John C. (H. R. 1568, Rept. 299),
• 1990.
Wikle, Robert M. (H. R. 262, Rept. 1406),
12028.
Committee on Immigration and Naturaliza-
'tion:
-Allen Chinese wives of American citi-
zens (H. R. 4844, Rept. 1325), 11279.
Aliens: entry into United States (H. R.
4149, Rept. 1286), 11006.
Basque aliens (H. R. 1402, Rept. 265),
1829.
Filipinos (H. R. 776, Rept. 252), 1828.
Nationals of the United States (H. R. 434,
Rept. 257),.1828.
Rosenberg, Toby Lena (H. R. 840, Rept.
263); 1829.
Soldo, Michael (H. R. 846, Rept. 264),
1829.
Committee on War Claims:
Cobb, Candler (H. R. 1781, Rept. 902),
7506.
Johnson, John A. (H. R. 977, Rept. 901),
7506.
Jones, Jeannette C., and others (H. R.
1784, Rept. 903), 7506.
Select Committee To Investigate and
Study Laws and Problems Relating to
Postwar Immigration and Naturaliza-
iton (Rept. 1312), 11077:
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
DICTIONARIES, remarks in House relative to,
2921.
"DID HITLER WIN THE WAR?." editorial by
David Lawrence *from United- States
News entitled, A4600.
DIENER, A. ANNE, relief (see bill S. 1556).
DIES COMMITTEE. See also COMMITTEE ON
INVESTIrATION OF UN-AMERICAN.ACTIVI-
TIES (House).
Editorial from Baltimore Sun relative to
reestablish, A59.
Editorial entitled '"Clare Hoffman Gives
Warning" by I. F. Stone from PM, A124.
Remarks in House relative to procedure
to reestablish, A53, A59, A60.
"DIES COMMITTEE AGAIN," article by Rich-
ard Morford from Zions Herald eni-
titled, A5130.
DIES COMMITTEE GIVES ITSELF SEVEN
VOLUMES OF CONFIDENTIAL IN-
FORMATION, article by John T. Mou-
toux from PM relative to, A467,
DIESEL PROPULSION, remarks in House on
the subject of, 7095.
"DIES' POLITICAL GHOST," editorial from
New York Times entitled, A59.
DIETERICH, FLORENCE ALVORD, poem en-
titled "Tribute to Wendell Willke" by,
A376.
DIETING, correspondence relative to bene-
ficial results from, 10641.
DIETZ, AUGUST W., relief (see bill H. R.
1648*).
DIGEST (magazine), article entitled "Must
10,000,000 Americans Stay Poor?". by
S:nator Pepper from, A1692.
DILLER, M. F., relief (see bill H. R. 2596*),
INDEX
DIeLING, JOHN N., JR. (lieutenant, U. S.
Army), article relative to treatment of
American prisoners of war in. Ger-
many from Mobile (Ala.) Register by,
A882.
DINGELL, JOHN D. (a Representative from
Michigan).
Address by P. Zadeikis, Minister of Lith-
uania, A4976.
Appointed on committee, 15.
Appointed to Committee on Internal
Revenue Txation, 549.
Appointed conferee, 10044.
Article by Marquis Childs on Poland,
A2548.
Editorial from Flint (Mich.) Journal en-
titled "Malice Toward None," A2015.
Editorial entitled "A Flaw" from Flint
(Mich.) Journal relative to Presiden-
tial successlon, A3002.
Letter by Gene Becker relative to food
situation in Detroit, Mich., A3479.
Statement by American League for a
F'ee Palestine relative to Hebrew mar-
tyrdom, A281.
Statement of policy by Hebrew Commit-
tee of National Liberation, 2213.
Statement from Polish-American Con-
gress regarding Polish situation, A3347.
Sworn in, 344.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Army: to e'iminate discrimination
against enlisted personnel of Medical
Department (see bill H. R. 2467), 1748.
Bissinger, Andrew J.: to correct military
record (see bill H. R. E91), C0.
Black-market operations: imposing ad-
ditional penalties for engaging in (see
bill H. R. 2792), 2E88.
Coal resources of the Nation: to conserve
(see bill H. R. 393), 24.
Colorado: to provide additional Military
academy In State of (see bill H. R.
4184), 9004.
General welfare: to provide for (see bill
H. R. 395), 21.
Governing Printing Office: to 'reimburse
uncompensated leave to empoyees of DIPLOMATS,
(see H. J. Res. 90), 640.
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Basin: approv-
ing agreement between United States
and Canada (see H. J. Res. 52), 9372.
Internal Revenue Code: to amend (see
bill H. R. 3117) 4174.
National health program: to provide (see
bill H. R. 4730), 10826.
National security, heaith, and public
welfare: 'to provide (see bill. H. R.
3293), 5037.
Navy: to eliminate discrimination
against enlisted personnel -of Hospital
Corps (see bill H. R. 2466), 1748.
Philippine Islands: to postpone imposi-
tion of import duties on articles im-
ported from (see bill H. R. 3142), 4302.
Veterans: to provide additional compen-
sation (see bill H. R. 394), 24.
Warsaw, Poland: erection of diplomatic
and consular buildings at (see bill
H. R. 3735), 7391.
Zephyr Aircraft Corp.: to adjudicate
claim (see bill H. R. 3094), 4038.
Motions and resolutions offered by
-Railroads: investigation of purchase of
tickets for resale (see H. Rcs. 13), 31.
Remarks by, on
Annuities: exemption from taxation,.
9096.
Armed forces: voluntary enlistment bill,.
8706, 8707.
Army and Navy: freezing of expenditures,
8334.
Barry, William, 3738.
Congressional Record: general leave to
extend remarks, 4145.
Debt limit: increase, 1940, 1952.
Federal employees' pay bill, 5909.
Immigration, and naturalization: post-
war problems, 2870. . plined," .by, A4048.
DINGELL JOHN D.-Co itinued.
Remarks by, on
Members of Congress: salary Increase,
4446.
National Service Act, 645, 657.
--_ vote, 2857.
Nurses: drafting of, 1732, 1874, 1875.
Palestine: Dritish white paper restrict-
ing entry of Jews, 2213.
- problem, 968.8.
Pan-American Day, 3738.
Pearl Harbor investigation, 10812.
Poland: reply to defamers of, 1823.
- article by Jan Ciechanowski re-
plying to Walter Lippmann, 1823.
Polish American Congress, Inc.: memo-
randum to Secretary of State, 4748.
Polish Constitution Day, 2152, 3990, 4135,
4139, 4140.
Reciprocal trade agreements, 4880, 4883,
5002, 5005, 5012, 5132.
Renegotiation Act, 6076, 6080, 6081.
Veterans: discharge buttons, 657.
Veterans' hospitals, 4484.
War agencies appropriation bill, 7528,
• 7531.
War plants: construction of new, 1940.
War zone: handling of German civilians,
508.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
DINGWALL, JAMES M., relief (see bill H. R.
... .4091).
DINSON, LURA, relief of legal guardian of
(see bill H. R. 4298).
DINSON, SEVERO APOLUNA AND CANDI-
LARIA, relief (see bill H. R. 4298).
DINSON, TERESITA, relief of legal guardian
of (see bill H. R. 4298).
DIPLOMATIC AND FOREIGN SERVICE. See
EXECUTIVE NOMINATIONS AND CONFIRMA-
TIONS
DIPLOMATIC CHANGE-OVER TOWARD
RUSSIA, article by Mark Sullivan from
Washington Post on, A154.
article from Boston Post rela-
tive to West Point for, A4361.
DIRECTOR OF THE BUDGET, letter-trans-
mitting estimate of personnel require-
ments for, 2518.
DIRECTOR OF THE BUREAU OF MINES,
fix the salary of (see bills S. 674; H. R.
2639).
DIRECTOR OF CENSUS, authorize Issuance
of cettifications of birth records by
(see bill H. R. 1188).
DIRECTOR OF THE OFFICE OF STRATEGIC
SERVICES, transmitting estimate of
personnel requirements for, 2518.
DIRECTOR OF WAR MOBILIZATION AND
RECONVERSION, remarks In House
relative to what powers- should be
given to, A345.
DIRKSEN, EVERETT M. (a Representative
from Illinois).
Address before Better Business Bureau,
Washington, D. C., reciting experiences
on recent trip abroad, A3204..
Address at Chicago Forum of Investors
Fairplay League entitled "Tools Are
the Fruit of Frugality," A5519.
Address by B. C. Forbes before Investers
Fairplay League, Chicago, Ill., A5516.
Appointment on committee, 88, 491.
Appointed conferee, 7101, 7494, 10937,
11739.
Appointed on Joint Committee on Or-
ganization. of Congress, 417. -
Article from Louisville Times relative to
sugar used by distilling industry, A3948.
Article by C. P. Trussell in New York
Times relative to shelving jobless .pay
bill by Committee on Ways and Means,
A4059.
Article entitled "Legion of Undisci-

DIRKSEN, EVERETT M.-Continued.
Article entitled "Repeal the Antistrike
Act." A4060.
Article by Victor 0. Reuther entitled
"Look Forward Labor," A5458.
Correspondence with Secretary of Agri-
culture relative to sugar, allocated to
distilled spirits industry, A3847.
Editorial from Washington (D. C.) Post
relative to Dirksen bill to set up a com-
mission on congressional salaries, 5469.
Excerpts from articles entitled "The Con-
gressional Front," A17.
Amendments offered by, to
Export-Import Bank (H. R. 3771): to
amend, 7545.
Federal Aid Airport Act (H. R. 3615) : to
amend, 9794.
Government agencies: reorganization (H.
R. 4129) : to amend, 9420.
Price Control Act: to amend, 6568, 6619,
6622.
United Nations Relief: appropriation (H.
J. Res. 266), 10281.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Banking Act of 1876: to amend (see bill
H. R. 4C4), 25.
Commission on congressional salaries: to
create (see bill H. R. 397), 24.
Congress: for research personnel (see H.
J. Res. 6), 30.
Department of State: to create a Peace
Division in (see H. J. Res. 242), 8799.
District of Columbia: to'regulate election
of delegates to national political con-
ventions from (see bill H. R. 1335), 190.
Federal Home Loan Bank Board: to re-
establish (see bill H. R. 398), 24.
Full-employment bill (S. 380): to amend,
12064.
General Accounting Office: to expand fa-
cilities of (see bill H. R. 400), 24.
Harris, Larren N.: for relief (see bill H. R.
4457), 9873.
India: to naturalize certain persons from
(see bill H. R. 2256), 1285.
Joint Committee on Administrative Re-
view: to establish (see H. J. Res. 7), 30.
Joint Legislative Staff Service for Con-
gress: to create (see bill H. R. 399), 24.
Lake De Pue. Ill.: to survey (see bill H. R.
4516), 101C8.
Lynching: to punish crime of (see bill
H. R. 405), 25.
Masters, Rosella J.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 4458), 9873.
Memorial to contributions of members
of all religious faiths to American and
Naval History: to provide (see H. J.
Res. 10), 1107.
Office of Power Administration: to estab-
lish .(see bill H. R. 402), 24.
Poll tax: to make unlawful as a prerequi-
site to voting (see bill H. R. 406), 25.
Racial discrimination: to prohibit in em-
ployment (see bills H. R. 401, 1575,
4783), 24, 326, 10952.
United Nations Relief and Rehabilita-
tion Administration: to investigate
personnel of (see H. Res. 309), 7,104.
United States notes and obligations: to
sell to private persons, firms, or corpo-
rations (see bil H. R. 1905), 671.
Veterans: to provide special facilities for
handicapped (see bill H. R. 4363), 9642.
War bonds: to purchase newspaper space
for publicizing (see bill H. R. 403), 24.
War Labor Disputes Act: to repeal (see
bill H. R. 4050), 8582.
Wexler, Elizabeth: for relief (see bill
H. R. 2301), 1341.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Securities and Exchange Commission: to
investigate (see H. Res. 14), 31.
House of Representatives: authorizing
clerk to transfer certain records to
Archivist (see H. Res. 15), 31.
Joint Congressional Committee on Eco-
nomy and Efficiency: to create (see H.
Con. Res. 5), 31.
Securities and Exchange Commission:
investigate (see H. Res. 35), 31.
INDEX
DIRKSEN, EVERETT M.-Contiaued.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Children of the United States: express-
ing thanks of Congress for contribu-
tion to victory effort (See H. Con. Res.
14), 98.
Remarks by, on
Administrative orders: data on, 935.
Appropriations: reduction of certain,
6143, 9794, 9830, 9840, 9851, 9856, 9857,
9859, 10937.
Army Air Corps: appropriation, 11325.
Atlantic Charter: failure to apply prin-
ciples in liberated countries, 7541.
Atlantic Charter: text of, 103.
Atomic bomb: reply to inquiry of North
American Newspaper Alliance, 9041.
Bowles, Chester, 6568.
Carden, George A. and Anderson, T. Herd,
8936, 8989.
Census of Agriculture, 855, 861, 862.
Communism, 11414.
Dawes, Charles Gates: repayment of RFC
loan. 440.
Deficiency appropriation bill: conference
report, 12361.
Dewey, Lt. Col. A. Peter: tribute, 9157.
District of Columbia: consideration of
bills, E923.
-liens on motor vehicles, 11739.
-Providence Hospital, 9910.
-- police and firemen, 7183.
- salaries of police and firemen,
11742.
-Servicemen's Readjustment Act,
11740.
Duvall, William: service of, 931.
Economic trends of the future, 935.
Employment Service: return to States,
11329.
Export-Import Bank, 7541, 7542, 7545-
7547.
-ban on loans to countries violat-
ing Atlantic Charter, 7545.
Fair Employment Practice Committee,
7483-7488.
- action of Appropriation Commit-
tee, 7408, 7409.
Faith between the Government and its
people, 440.
Farm labor, 12361.
Federal Aid Airport Act, 9794, 9795.
Full-employment bill, 11969, 11971, 11986,
12064, 12067.
Garrison Dam, 12361.
Government agencies: reorganization,
9420, 9421, 9422, 9423, 9424, 9425.
Herter, Christian A., 10229.
Independent offices appropriation bill,
863, 945, 955, 956.
- analysis of bill, 931.
India: immigration quota, 9522, 9523,
9542.
Jones, Jesse: record with Reconstruction
Finance Corporation, 440.
Loans to foreign governments, 9421,
9422.
National Airport, 6661.
National debt, 932, 933.
National inventory, 12066.
National Service Act, 620, 621.
OPA: maladministration, 6572.
violations, 6568.
Office of War Information, 7523-7526.
Palestine problem, 9681.
Park Police: salaries of, 6665.
Permission to address the House, 5222.
Postwar problems: four approaches for
solving, 9840-9842.
Presidential succession, 7022.
Price Control Act, 6607, 6613.
- amendment, 6563, 6567, 6563,
6572.
-- extension of, 7084.
Public works: advance planning appro-
priation, 945.
.Pugh, John, 9840.
Rabies: control of in District of Colum-
bia, 6659.
Randolph, Jennings: tribute, 11742.
Second deficiency appropriation bill,
6838-6840, 6859, 6861.
197
DIRKSEN, EVERETT M.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Stabilization Act of 1942: amendment,
6563, 6567, 6568, 6572.
Swiss watches, 12066, 12067, 12069.
Tennessee Valley Authority: appropria-
tion, 955, 956.
Unemployment service: return to States,
9841, 9556.
United Nations Relief: appropriation,
10222, 10229, 10230, 10231, 10281, 10282,
10284.
- additional appropriation, 11573,
11574, 12361.
-conference
report, 11820.
-questions re operations, 7653.
excerpts from letters by em-
ployees, 7654, 7655.
-excerpt
from committee hearings,
7655.
United States Employment Service, 9830.
Veterans: settlement on farm lands,
8779, 8780, 8786, 8787.
Visit to theaters of war: report on, 5254.
Wallace, Henry A.: nomination as Sec-
. retary of Commerce, 440, 441.
War Labor Disputes Act: repeal, 11825,
11826.
Wilson, Woodrow: text of Fourteen
Points and Five Points, 102.
Wocdrum, Clifton: tribute, 12197.
Yugoslavia: telegrams regarding Tito,
A2690.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS, address
by Representative Thom to graduates
at American University of National
Service Officers for, A2446.
Address by Representative Celler paying
tribute to Frank T. Hines at dinner of,
A3113.
Four-point program for disabled' vet-
erans adopted in Columbus, Ohio, by
Ohio Department of, A165. '
Letter relative to injustices under exist-
ing laws affecting disabled veterans by,
A185.
Letter favoring compulsory military
training from District of Columbia
Department, A2902.
Letter transmitting twenty-fourth an-
nual report (H. Doc. 42), 640.
Letter transmitting twenty-fifth report
of (H. Doc. 406), 11931.
Outline by Sanator Pepper of policies
and objectives of, A3677.
Radio address entitled "The Veteran
Looks to Congress" by Senator John-
son (Colo.) before convention of, A4699.
Remarks in House relative to activities
of W. K. Adams, Albert L. Daniels, and
Benjamin F. Turner in Ohio Depart-
ment of, A165.
Remarks in House relative to valuable
service rendered by Ohio Department
of, A165.
Resolution relative to civil-service status
of veterans by Boston (Mass.) Chap-
ter, No. 10, of, A669.
Remarks in House relative to lack of
hospitals to care for battle shocked
veterans, A3417.
Remarks in House relative to shabby
treatment given, A3313.
Remarks in Senate relative to providing
a national service fund for-, 7107.
Valedictory address by John A. Farrell
at American University at graduation
of trainees of, A2368.
DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS' DAY,
requesting the President to issue a
proclamation designating first Sunday
in December of each year as (see S. J.
Res. 126).
DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS' NEWS
(California), article by Joseph W.
Spedding entitled "Commander's Mes-
sage," A4834.
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DISABLED. AMERICAN. VETERANS' -SEMI-
MDjONTHLY (magazine), article entitled
"Retiremenx Review Tips Are Com-
piled" by Millard Rice from, A4643.
DISABLED VETERAN GIVEN RUNAROUND,
article by Walter Taliaferro from Las
Vegas (N. Mex.) Evening Review-Jour-
nal relative to, A4470.
DISABLED VETERANS. See also VETERANS.
Bill to provide adequate nurse cr at-
tendant allowance to serve (see bill
H. R. 3085).
Bill to enable acceptance of employ-
ment during the war period withGut
deduction from their pension orcom-
pensation by (see billH R. 99).
Bill to amend Veterans' Regulation No.
1 (a), to provide more liberal rates
of -incceased pension for single- am-
putations due to service (see bill H. R.
3981).
B~lI providing special facilities for handi-
capped veterans (see bill H. R. 4363).
Concurrent resolution urging employ-
ment by private industry of physically
handicapped veterans of World War
II (see H. Con. Res. 71).
Joint resolution to designate as partial
repayment of debt owed, and not as
gratuities, of payments to (see H. J.
Res. 192).
Letter relative, to bill (H. R. 1872) to
provide allowance for veterans' fam-
ilies from Victory Chapter, No. 33,
El Dorado Springs, Mo., A1832.
Remarks In House relative to, 7658.
Resolutions relative to continuance of
nurseries for ,hildren of members of
armed forces and favoring discharge
from '.ervice of •certain members by
Department of Massachusetts, A3855.
Rsolution of American Legion Camp-
bell Post, No 596, relative to, A4965.
Resolution by Provo Post, No. 13, Amer-
ican Legion, relative to rehabilita-
tion of, A5254.
DISABLED VELERANS-LESSON FROM
BETTY BARTON, article by Westbrook
Pegler from Washington Times-Herald
relative to, A4148.
-DISABILITY COMPENSATION, adjudicate
entitlement, before discharge from
armed forces to (see bill S. 140).
DISARMAMENT CONFERENCE, 1921, report
of opening session by Representative
Rankin, A4805.
DISASTER LOANS, to amend act of Febru-
ary 11, 1937, in relation to (see bills
S. 1505; H. R. 4292).
Correspondence between Treasury De-
partment and R. F. C. relative to liq-
uidation of, A3280.
Joint resolution authorizing dissolution
of (see H. J Res. 187).
Remarks in House relative to assistance
to communities on Ohio River by,
A1076.
DISC PLOW, remarks in House relative to
invention by Steven Troth of new type
of, A2513.
DISCHARGE BUTTON, relating to unau-
thorized wearing of discharge button
awarded by Army and Navy (see bill
H. R. 4898).
DISCRIMINATION, prevent discrimination
by colleges and universities on account
of race, color, or creed (see bill S.
537j.
BTll to prevent restaurants operated in
connection with common carriers from
discriminating against members of
armed forces (see bill H. R. 2651).
Bill to prohibit in employment (see bills
1. R. 194, 401, 451, 523, 679, 700, 1370,
175, 1743, 1762, 1806, 1815, 1894, 1908,
2232*, 2495, 4783; S. 101*).
INDEX
DISCRIMINATION-Contisiued ... ...
Letter and resolution by Chicago Negro
Chamber of Commerce relative to,
A367.
Remarks In House relative to probable
trouble over, A3093.
Remarks in House relative to bill (H. R.
2232) to prevent discrimination in em-
ployment, AE03.
Remarks in Senate relative to discrimi-
nation by colleges and universities,
1114.
Remarks in House refative to policy of
Western Cartridge Co., Alton, Ill., and
oi Houston Shipbuilding Corp. in em-
ploying Negroes, A121.
Resplution for consideration of House
Resolution -2232,. prohibiting. digerim-
ipation" in employment *(see H., Res.
146).
Statement by John Augustine Ryan be-
fore subcommittee of Senate Commit-
-tee on Education and Labor relative to
S. 2048, to prohibit, A3971.-
"DISCRIMINATION' IN MEDICAL COL-
LEGES," article by Frank Kingdon
from American Mercury entitled,
A4392.
DISHONG, SAM, relief -(see bill H. R. 3228).
DISPOSITION OF SURPLUS GOVERNMENT-
OWNED PROPERTY, letter from the
Attorney General transmitting the
firstmonthly report on, 1747, 1750.
"DISSETTE, JAMES I., letter relative to sub-
stituting America for Star-Spangled
Banner as our National Anthem by,
A2725. ,
DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS, author-
ize President to present to Ru:lolph W.
Schroeder (see bill H. R. 2394).
- remarks in House relative to
award to Aleda E. Lutz of, A3058.
DISTINGUISHED SERVICE CROSS, awarded
to Tony Siminoff (see bill H. R. 1490).
Bill to authorize presentation to Barney
F. Salner of (see bill S. 261).
Bill to authorize presentation to Ray-
mond P. Finnegan of (see bill S. 263).
Bill to authorize presentation to Ed-
ward R. Egan of (see bill H. R. 1885).
Bill to authorize presentation to William
J. Wilkins of (see bill S. 1662).
Citation awarding to William Don
Markin, A2419.
List of names of recipients of, 7426.
Remarks in House relative to presenta-
tion to William Don Markin, of, A2419.
DISTINGUISHED SERVICE NEWS MEDAL,
provide for the issuance of (see bill
S. 957*).
Citation of award to Col. Howard A. Rusk
of, A4754.
Citation awarding Florence A. Blanch-
field the, A2945.
Remarks in House relative to award to
Florence A. Blanchfield of, A2944.
Remarks in House relative to award to
Howard A. Rusk of, A4754.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, provide for better
enforcement of the law within (see bill
H. R. 2856*).
Editorial on Congress' responsibility to
District of Columbia from Washing-
ton Post, A2641.
Letter from Board of Commissioners
transmitting proposed bill to appoint
retired officers of Public Health Service
as superintendent of Gallinger Hos-
pital, 4684.
Letter from Board of Commissioners
transmitting draft of bill to control
spread of diseases in, 4573.
Letter transmitting draft of bill to open
road at training school, Anne Arundel
County, Md., 7824.
Letter transmitting draft of bill to tax
roiling stock, 7824.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA-Con-tinued. , -
Letter from Eoard of Commissioners
transmitting semi-annual report of
rent control, 9469, 9511.
Message from President transmitting
supplemental estimates of appropria-
tions for (S. Does. 13, 51; H. Docs. 170,
209, 238, 291, 370), 1597, 4338, 5301,
5755, 6084, 9109, 10320.
Reports on real property exempt from
taxation in, 5471.
Remarks in House relative to the bound-
ary line between the District and Vir-
ginia, 9910.
Remarks in Senate relative to the bound-
ary line between "the District' and
'Virginia, 97E5..
'Resolutions concerning prop3sedmiscel-
.::.laneous legislation adopted -by, the
District of Columbia Chapter of the
'National Association for the Advance-
ment of Colored People' 10113.,
Alcoholic beverages: billto prohibit Is-
suance of licenses in certain localities,
and advertising price (see bill S. 17;
H. R. 2565).
Alley Dwelling Act: billto amend S.1066*
(see bill H. R. 3201*).
Alley dwellings: message from the Presi-
dent transmitting report of the Na-
tional Capital Housing Authority for
the ten-year period 1934 to 1944,-1672.
American Red Cross: To exempt *from
taxes property of (see bill H. J. Res.
236*).
Apprenticeship: voluntary (see bill
5. 1189*).
Appropriations for: bill making annual
(see bill H. R. 3306*).
-bill to amend section 7 of act
making appropriations for year ending
June 30, 1903 (see bill H. R. 48t8).
- conference report on bill (H. R.
2306) making, 6470.
--- estimate of (S. Doec. 13), 1597.
- transmitting proposed amend-
ment to section 7 pertaining to, 11077.
- message from the President trans-
mitting a draft of a proposed provision
pertaining to (H. Doc. 99), 1389.
--_notice of a motion to suspend
rule XVI proposing amendments to
bill (H. R. 3306) making, 5842.
- remarks in House on bill (H. R.
3306) making annual. 5254, 6071.
Armed forces: bill to provide for admis-
sion to practice law on motion of cer-
tain members of (see bill H. R. 4536).
Armed services of United States: joint
resolution authorizing report relative
to location and cost of public monu-
ment on public ground to (see S. J.
Res. 98).
Assessments: bill to clarify section 2 of
act of February 11, 1929, relative to
granting of relief by commissioners in
certain special (see bill H. R. 3092).
Barber Act: bill to amend (see bil. S. 16).
Births: bill to amend act to provide for
better registration of (see bill S. 127).
rladensburg Road: bill to change name
of (see bill H. R. 277).
Board of Education: bill to adjust sal-
aries of (see bills S. 1153; H. R. 3376*).
-bill to amend section 16 of act to
regulate salaries of school teachers and
employees of (see bills S. 124; H. R,
324).
- remarks in House relative to H. R.
3376 providing adjustments for salaries
of, A3338.
Board of Public Welfare.*bill to redefine
powers and duties of (see bills S. 121;
H. R. 318).
Boards and commissions: bill relating to
disposition of funds collected by cer-
tain (see bills S. 125*; H. R. 322).
Boundary line with Virginia: bill to es-
tablish (see bills H. R. 2097, 0220*).
-- remarks in House relative to, A765.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA-Continued.
Buildings: bill to amend act, approved
June 1, 1910 regulating the height of
(see bills S. 686*; H. R. 2506*).
Bridges: letter from the Commissioners
transmitting a draft of a proposed bill
to authorize construction of certain,
56.
Cadets at Military.' Academy: bill to
amend an act to authorize an increase
of (see bills S. 128; H. R. 320).
Capital punishment: bill to amend act
to prescribe method of (see bill S. 15).
Carnegie Endowment for International
Peace: bill relative to exempting from
tax under Public Law 846, Seventy-
seventh Congress (see bill H. R. 3869).
Children's Museum of Washington, Inc.:
bill to provide for acquisition of cer-
tain property for use by (see bills S. 99;
H. R. 311).
Chesapeake and Nicholas Avenues SW.:
bill authorizing transfer for park pur-
poses of certain land near (see bill
S. 607).
Coal: remarks in House relative to the
sale Gf, (see bill H. R. 2745*), 2709.
Code of law: bill to amend by adding a
new section 548a and providing for re-
cording of veterans' discharge certifi-
cates (see bills S. 638*, H. R. 2384).
- bill to amend section 1537 to pro-
vide for service of process on agents of
nonresident firms conducting a busi-
ness for which license is required (see
bill S. 1567).
- bill to amend (see bills H. R.
2585*, 2874*).
- bill to amend with respect to
abandonment of condemnation pro-
ceedings (see bill H. R. 2938*).
- bill to amend section 927 of (see
bill S. 463*).
- bill to amend, with respect to the
making and publishing of annual re-
ports by trust companies (see bill
H. R. 3867*).
-letter from the Commissioners
transmitting a draft of a proposed bill
to amend, 1470.
Commercial property: bill to aid in pre-
venting inflation to stabilize rents in
(see bill H. R. 2022).
Commissioners: bill authorizing and di-
recting the construction of two four-
lane bridges across Potomac River by
(see bills S. 119; H. R. 541).
-letter transmitting annual report
of. 749, 772.
- letter transmitting request for re-
introduction of a bill relating to insane
criminals, 749.
-letter transmitting report of ad-
ministration of Unemployment Com-
pensation Act, 1470.
-letter transmitting bill to amend
code of laws by adding, a new section
No. 548a, 1470.
Condemnation proceedings: bill relating
to reimbursement of expenses incurred
by property owners in, 9911.
Coroner: bill to abolish office of (see bill
H. R. 1625).
- letter from the Commissioners
transmitting a draft of a proposed bill
to abolish the office of, 326.
Corporations:bill providing that a less
number than a majority of its trustees
may constitute a quorum (see bill
H. R. 2874*).
Counsel at sedition trial: bill, for relief
of (see bill S. 819).
Courts: bill to provide for recording of
proceedings of (see bill H. R. 41).
Delegate: bill to provide for delegate to
Honuse of Representatives (see bill
H. R. 2099).
Department of Public Welfare: bill to
establish (see bills S. 121; H. R. 318).
INDEX
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA-Continued.
Diseases: bill to amend act to authorize
the Commissioners to make regula-
tions to prevent spread of communi-
cable and preventable (see bills S.
1008; H. R. 3236, 4410).
Disposition of funds in: bill to provide
for (see bill S. 125*).
District Training School: bill, to provide
for commitments to (see bill S. 123").
District Unemployment Compensation
Board: letter from the Commissioners
transmitting annual report of opera-
tions of, 1470. , charge of tuberculosis in (see bill
Dogs: bill to levy a tax on (see bill H. R.
2995").
- bill to prohibit experiments upon
living (see bill H. R. 491).
-bill prescribing. certain offenses
relating to keeping, injuring, and de-
stroying (see bill H. R. 163).
-bill to amend act relating to levy-
ing revenue tax on (see bill S. 899).
-letter from the Commissioners
transmitting draft of bill to tax as
personal property, 3595:
Emergency rent control:-bill to extend
for 1 -year the provisions of the act
relative to (see bill H. R. 3979*).
Employees: bill providing for longevity
pay to (see bill H. R. 1520).
- bill to provide for additional com-
pensation for certain civilian (see bill
H. R. 109),to 484, 488.
- bill provide that those who
leave their positions to enter the mer-
chant marine shall be restored to
their positions upon termination of
such service (see bill H. R. 634).
-bill to provide a night differen-
tial in pay for (see bill H. R. 1193).
-bill to provide for payment of ac-
cumulative or accrued leave to certain
members of armed forces who enter or
reenter civilian employment before ex-
piration of such leave (see bill H. R.
1828).
Equal prsbileges to all persons: bill to
assure to places of public accommo-.
dation (u3e bill H. R. 1928).
Ericson, Leif: joint resolution authoriz-
ing erection of a statue of (see S. J.
Res. 114; H. J. Res. 279).
Ernest Taylor Pyle Stadium: bill to pro-
vide that the memorial stadium to be
erected shall be known as (see bill
H. R. 2997).
Fair prices of commodities: bill relating
to protection of trade-mark owners,
producers, distributors, and general
public for (see bill S. 1417).
Female employees: bill relating to the
working time for (see billH. R. 2122*).
Fire Department: bill 'o extend provi-
sions of act of July 14, 1945, providing
adjustment of salaries of pilots,
marine engineers, and members of (see
bill H. R. 3995").
-bill to amend act to fix salaries of
officers and members of (see bill H. R.
2875*, 3291, 5060).
Food prices: remarks in House relat've
to increase in, Al130.
Fountain at Pennsylvania Avenue and
Seventh Street NW: joint resolution
authorizing removal of (see S. J. Res.
56).
Franklin Delano Roosevelt memorial:
bill to provide for erection of (see bill
H. R. 3183).
Gallinger Municipal Hospital: bill to re-
move restrictions to appointment of
retired officers of Public Health Serv-
ice as Superintendent of (see bills S.
1067; H. R. 3257*).
-remarks in House relative to ap-
pointment of a superintendent of,
6072.
- remarks in House concerning
conditions at, 6471.
-resolution to pay expenses of in-
vestigation of (see S. Res. 151, 152).
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA-Continued.
Gasoline: remarks in House relative to
shortage of, 414.
-report. of the Senate Committee
on the District of Columbia relative
to shortage of, 192.
Government: bill providing for reor-
ganization of (see .bill S. 9).
Hale, Nathan: joint resolution author-
izing erection of a statue of (see S. J.
Res. 84; H. J. Res. 227).
Health Department: bill to establish po-
sition of assistant health officer in
H. R. 2424).
Hospital center: bill to establish (see
bills S. 223*, 879).
remarks in Senate relative to the
bill (S. 223) providing for, 4259, 4383.
Housing: bill to amend act of June 20,
1938 (Public Law No. 684, 75th Cong.),
with respect to construction of (see
bill H. R. 3312).
remarks in House relative to se-
rious shortage in, A4710.
Housing facilities: bill relating to con-
tracts between Members of Congress
and agencies of United States for (see
_ bill H. R. 1946).
Housing situation in Washington: re-
marks in House concerning, 820.
Housing shortage: resolution to investi-
gate- (see H. Res. 68).
Insane criminals: bill to amend act rela-
tive to (see bill S. 463*).
-remarks in House relative to care
of, 6659.
Insurance: bill to amend section 36 of
chapter III of act of June 19, 1934, to
regulate the, business of life (see bill S.
685).
Juvenile Court: message from the Presi-
dent transmitting report from the
judge of, 4374.
Law: bill to provide for admission on
motion of armed forces and merchant
marine to practice (see bills H. R. 431,
4536).
Law enforcement: bill to provide for bet-
ter (see bill H. R. 2856*).
Life Insurance Act: bill to amend (see
bills S. 120; H. R. 325).
Life insurancecompanies: bill to author-
ize the making of loans or investments
by domestic (see bill H. R. 3375).
-bill to amend section 35 of chap-
ter III of act of June 19, 1934, to regu-
late the business of (see bill H. Rl.
2877).
-letter from the Administrator of
Veterans' Affairs transmitting a draft
of proposed legislation to amend act
to regulate, 3054.
Marriage records: bill to provide that
veterans, without payment of any fees,
may obtain copies of their (see bill H.
R. 2566).
Medical center: letters by Frank T. Hines
relative to erection of a medical cen-
ter, A879.
resolutions urging erection of,
8467.
Medical examiner: bill relative to organi-
zation of office of (see bill H. R. 1625).
- letter from the Commissioners
transmitting a draft of a proposed bill
for organization of the office of, 326.
Memorial stadium: bill to provide that
memorial stadium to be erected shall
be known as Ernest Taylor Pyle Sta-
dium (see bill H. R. 2997).
Merchant marine: bill to provide for ad-
mission to practice law on motion of
certain members of (see bill H. It.
4536).
Metropolitan Police: bill to amend act to
fix salaries and members of (see bill H.
R. 2875*, 3291).
-bill to grant the honorary rank of
colonel to Edward J. Kelley, major and
superintendent of (see bill H. R.
2687*).

DISr1ICT OF COLUMBIA-Continued.
Metropolitan Police, bill to transfer per-
sonnel to Park police to (see bill H. R.
480).
-bill to extend provisions of act
of July 14, 1945, providing for adjust-
ment of salaries of (see bill H. R.
3995").
-bill to amend section 1 of act to
fix salaries of officers and members of
(see bill H. R. 5060).
-letter by Social Hygiene Society
relative to suppression of vice by, A410.
Metropolitan Police Department Band:
bill to authorize establishment of (see
bills S. 126; H. R. 326).
Midshipmen: bill to increase the number
of (see bills S. 130*; H. R. 319).
Mitchell, William: bill to authorize erec-
tion of a monument in memory of
(see bill H. R. 3758).
Motor vehicles: bill to amend act of July
2, 1940, providing for recording and re-
leasing of liens on (see bills S. 587,
1212*; H. R. 2278, 2407, 3612).
Municipal courts: bill to provide retire-
ment pay to certain retired judges of
police'and (see bill H. R. 4057).
NationalCapital Metropolitan Water Ad-
ministration: bill to create (see bill
S. 14).
National conventions: bill to regulate
election of delegates to (see bill H. R.
1335).
National Memorial Stadium: joint reso-
lution to authorize the Federal Works
Administrator to advance discretion-
ary apportionment funds to plan as a
postwar project for (see S. J. Res. 83*).
National Memorial to the Mothers of
America: bill to establish an Ameri-
can Mothers' Memorial Commission to
prepare plans for construction of (see
bill H. R. 1966).
National political conventions: bill to
regulate election of delegates to (see
bill S. 242).
National representation: resolution
adopted by the Md-City Citizens As-
sociation of Washington, D. C., favor-
ing legislation to provide, 2384.
- petition of citizens urging, 4932.
Nurses Examining Board: bill to increase
salary of executive secretary of (see
bills S. 806*: H. R. 2839*).
Offices and positions: bill relating to ap-
pointments In certain (see bill S.-420).
Optometry: bill to regulate the practice
of (see bills H. R. 1997, 4456).
-letter from Commissioners trans-
mitting'draft of bill to regulate, 9821.
Parking facilities: bill to require for per-
sons employed in Federal office build-
ings (see bill H. R. 4283*).
Park Police: to transfer its personnel to
Metropolitan Police Deoartment and
abolish (see bill H. R. 480).
-- bill to extend provisions of act of
July 14, 1915, providing for adjust-
ment of salaries of (see bill H. R.
3925*).
bill to amend section 1 of act to
fix salaries of officers and members of
(see Y'll H. R. 5060).
- remarks in House relative to pay-
ment of salaries of, 6665.
Penal institution at Lorton, Va.: bill
making an appropriation to enable
the Commissioners to refund certain
amounts erroneously deducted from
certain employees at (see bill H. R.
3196).
Pharmacy: bill to amend act to regulate
the practice of (see bill S. 521).
Poisons: bill 'to amend act to regulate
sale of (see bill S. 521).
Police Department: bill relative to trans-
fer of jurisdiction over felonies com-
mitted within the park areas of the
D'strict (see bill H. R. 2856*).
-remarks in House relative to con-
solidation of, 6665.
INDEX
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA-Continued.
Police Department:remarks in House rel-
ative to conflict is jurisdictions, 6659.
Police Department, Fire Department,
White House Police, and United States
Park Police: bill to adjust salaries of
(see bill H. R. 3291*).
Population: remarks in House relative
to 35-percent increase, since 1940, in,
A1I30.
Property: bill relating to condemnation
of certain (see bills S. 98, 610).
-bill relating to height of building
known as 2400 Sixteenth Street NW.,
Washington, D. C. (see bill H. R. 4549).
bill to provide for acquisition'of
certain real (see billS. 1640).
Providence Hospital: bill to amend act,
approved April 8, 1864, relating to in-
corporation of (see bill S. 1383*).
Public defenders: bill to provide for ap-
pointment of (see bills H. R. 186, 444).
Public records: bill providing free copies
of records for veterans (see bill H. R.
388*).
Public schools: editorial from Washing-
ton Evening Star relative to ,physical-
fitness program in, A1056.
-- remarks in House praising physi-
cal-training program of, A627.
-statement by Robert L. Haycock
relative to physical-training program
of, A627.
Public Vehicle Control Board: bill to
create (see billH. R. 1431).
Rabies: bill for control of (see bill H. R.
2C95,).
-remarks in House relative to con-
trol of dcgs with, 0rF59.
Railroads: bill to provide for taxation
of rolling stock of railroad and other
companies (see bills S. 1278:, H. R.
3872).
Redevelopment Act of 1945: bill relating
to (see bill S. 1426*).
Redevelopment Land Agency: bill to
create (see bill S. 610).
Registration of births: bill to amend an
act to provide for better (see bill H. R.
317).
Rent control: bill to extend for 1 year the
provisions of the act relative to emer-
gency (see bill H. R. 3973 *).
Representation: editorial from the Wash-
ington Star concerning.
Retired judges of police and municipal
courts: bill to Provide for payment of
retired pay to certain (see bill S. 1331).
Road: bill to construct road within Dis-
trict of Columbia Training School
(see bill H. R. 3873*).
Rock Creek Park. bill authorizing ac-
quisition of certain lands adjacent to
(see bills S. 461*; H. R. 3902).
Rockfish: bill relative to the sale of small
(see bill H. R. 3636*).
St. Elizabeths Hospital:article by Eleanor
Pattcrson relative to a visit by her to,
A4548.
Servicemen's Readjustment Act of 1944:
bill to effectuate the purposes of (see
bills S. 1152*; H. R. 3409).
Shelter houses: joint resolution to amend
Public Law 371, Seventy-eighth Con-
gress, to prohibit erection of (see H. J.
Res. 222).
Slum areas: bill for elimination of (see
bills S. 13, 610, 1426).
-remarks in Senate relative to,
9767, 9768.
-resolution commending Senator
Capper for his untiring effort for
passage of bill (S. 1426) providing for,
10114.
-text of bill (S. 1426) relative to,
9772.
Standard weights and measures: bill to
amend act to establish (see bill H. R.
323).
Suffrage: correspondence relative to,
8589.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA-Continued
Suffrage: editorial entitled "The Funda-
mental Remedy"' from Washington
Evening Star, A1342.
- joint resolution for amendment
to the Constitution to provide for
(see S. J. Res 9; H. J. Res. 62, 84).
- letter from John Ihlder favoring,
9644.
Superintendent of Weights, Measures,
and Markets: bill to amend act to de-
fine duties of (see bills S. 122"; H. R.
323).
Taxation: bill to provide for the taxation
of rolling stock of railroads and other
companies (see bill S. 1278).
joint resolution exempting cer-
tain property from (see H. J. Res. 236).
Taxes: bill to amend act to create rev-
enue by levying a tax upon all dogs
(see bill H. R. 2995*).
Taxicabs: bill to authorize and empower
Public Utilities Commission to limit
number of (see bill H. R. 4911).
Teachers: bill to amend act relative to
salaries of (see bills S. 124*; H. R.
3376*).
- remarks in Senate relative to pay
of, 4105.
Thirty-second Division: bill authorizing
erection of a memorial to (see bill
H. R. 1105).
Trade-mark owners, producers, and dis-
tributors: amendment in Senate to
bill (S. 1417) to protect, 9005.
Traffic Act: bill to amend (see bill H. R.
2552*).
Traffic congestion: remarks in House rel-
ative to relieving, 9910.
Training school: bill to amend section
14 providing commitments, main-
tenance in, and discharges from (see
bills S. 123*; H. R. 321).
- bill to provide for opening of a
road within boundaries of property
in Anne Arun-del County, Md., of (see
bills 3. 1304; H. R. 3873*).
Trust funds: bill relating to investment
of (see bill S. 1509; H. R. 4462).
2400 Sixteenth Street NW.: bill relat-
ing to height of building known as
(see bill H. R. 4549).
United States Court of Appeals and the
District Court of the United States for
the District of Columbia: bill to acquire
site and construct a building for the
use of (see billS. 1603).
- remarks in Senate on bill (S.
1623) to acquire site and construct a
building for the use of, 10753. _
Veterans: bill to provide the obtaining
of copies of public records, without
payment of any fees, by (see bill H. R.
3868").
- bill providing for obtaining of
copies of their marriage licenses, by
(see bill H. R. 2566).
- bill to amend Code of Laws by
adding a new section 548a, and pro-
viding for rccording of discharge cer-
tificates of (see bill S. 638*).
bill concerning guardianship of
incompetent (see bill S. 1388).
Veterans hospital: resolutions urging
erection of, 8467.
Vivisection: remarks in House relative to
bill (H. R. 491) to prohbt, A3217.
Voluntary apprenticeship: bill to pro-
vide for (see bills S. 1189; H. R. 3584).
Washington Board of Trade: letter rela-
tive to arrangements for the parade
in honor of Admiral Chester W. Nimitz,
9293.
Weights and measures: bill to amend act
to establish standard (see bills S. 122*;
H. R. 323, 2745*).
White House Police: bill to adjust sal-
aries of (see bills H. R. 3291*, 5995).
"DIVINE DESTINY," sermon by Louis R. Wol-
ter at Waterville (Ohio) Methodist
Church entitled, A5313.

DIVISION OF AVIATION, establish in United
States Office of Education, Federal
Security Agency, a (see bill H. H. 548).
DIVISION OF PRINTING CONTROL, estab-
lish in Office of Bureau of the Budget
(see bill H. R. 3299).
DIVISION OF PUBLIC INQUIRIES, letter by
Neil Dalton explaining service fur-
nished by, A2568.
DIVISION OF WATER POLLUTION CON-
TROL, create in Public Health Service
(see bill H. R. 587).
DIVORCE. See also MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE.
Article entitled "Is There a Divorce Evil?"
by Paul W. Alexander from Ohio maga-
zine, A1220.
Article entitled "Uniform Divorce Law"
by Richard Harding Armstrong from
Law Student magazine, A5323.
DIXIE MARGARINE CO., MEMPHIS, TENN..'
relies (see bill S.155).
DIXON, GEORGE, statement on sugar not
used in whisky distillation from Wash-
ington Times-Herald by, A3028.
DIXON, STANLEY, radio address assailing
activities of Committee for Constitu-
tional Government by, A126.
DIXON, WALTER L., remarks in House rela-
tive to interest in juvenile delinquency
of, A3356.
DOBBINS, NEVA, pension (see bill H. R. 251).
DOBSON, GEORGE LESLIE, relief (see bill
H. R. 4545).
DOBYNS, EDWARD P., letter relative to
problems of soldiers returning to ci-
vilian life written by, 11008.
DOCTORS. See also ARmE FoRcEs OF THE
UNITED STATES; VETERANS' ADMINISTRA-
TION.
Remarks in House relative to th' short-
age of, 10727, 10749, A2692.
Remarks in Senate relative to discharge
of, 9477, 9567.
Remarks in Senate relative to hoarding
of, -10638.
Resolution and remarks in Senate (S.
Rcs. 184) relative to demobilization of,
10417.
DOCTORS ON HOME FRONT, remarks in
House relative to small number of,
A4135.
"DOCTORS SEEK SUBSTITUTE FOR
UNITED STATES HEALTH PRO-
GRAM," editorial from Washington
Sunday Star by Thomas R. Henry en-
titled, A5400.
"DOCTOR SHORTAGE," article from Wash-
ington Post captioned, A4091.
DODD, WILLIAM A., letter relative to vet-
erans' difficulty in purchasing surplus
automobiles by, A4458.
DODD,WILLIAM E., JR., brief filedby John
C. Gall relative to salary claim of,
A1982.
Remarks in House relative to salary claim
of, A1931.
DODDS, EDWARD, article on tax dodge by
investing in Canadian bonds from De-
troit Free Press by, A3157.
DODDS, HAROLD W., address entitled "Let
Us Not Ask Too Much of San,Fran-
cisco" at Princeton, N. J.,by,A2204.
Report relative to Federal aid to postwar
scientific research programs by, A4422.
DODDS,W. P., relief (see billH. R. 204).
"DODECANESE AND SAN FRANCISCO,"
article by N. G. Mavris from New Lead-
er entitled, A2418.
LODECANESE ISLANDS, award to Greece
(see S. Res. 82).
DODGE,WENDELL PHILLIPS, letter relative
to effect on railroads of water trans- Amendments offered by, to
portation by, A586. ,
Letter paying tribute to Army engineers
from Marine.News by, A3067.
INDEX
DODSON,MONT., amendment in Senate for
care and tuition of certain Indian pu- Amendments offered by, to
pils at, 1212.
Bills for relief of trustees of school dis-
trict No. 2 (see bills' S. 1329; H. R.
4045).
DOG CAN'T BE BLAMED FOR PRIORITY,
editorial from Enid (Okla.) Daily News
relative to, A589.
DOG RACING,remarks in Senate relative to
cancelation of band on, 4420.
DOGS, article by Lionell Calhoun Morse
praising war record of, A1202.
Artfcle by Lionell Calhoun Morse relative
to vivisection of, A1202.
Bill to provide for punishment of per-
sons transporting and receiving in in-
terstate commerce certain stolen (see
bill H. R. 155).
Remarks in House relative to decorations
for, 1313.
Remarks in House praising service on
battlefield of, A1201.
DOG SECURES A PRIORITY ON PLANE, ar-
ticle from Washington Evening Star
relative to, A715.
DOGWOOD, designate the white flowering
American dogwood as the national
flower (see billH. R. 2358).
Letter by Mary T. Roberts relative to
naming as a memorial flower, for men
lost in war, of, A1152.
Remarks in House relative to H. R. 2358,
designating as the national flower,
A1152.
DOHERTY, JOHN J.,relief (see billH. R.
2547).
Memorial of Legislature of Wisconsin
for relief of, 4091.
DOHERTY, W. C., letter favoring Guy R.
Lucas as postmaster of Cleveland,
Ohio, by, A2634.
DOLAN, JUSTINE E., relief (see billH. R.
972).
DOLLAR, remarks in House relative to the
value of, 8839.
DOLLAR-A-YEAR MEN, correspondence be-
tween Representative Voorhis and T.
K. Quinn relative to problem of, A1282,
A1283.
Remarks in House relative to, 822.
DOLLAR EQUIVALENTS,' status of contri-
butions-all countries, as of Septem-
ber 30, 1945, 12051.
DOLLIVER, JAMES I. (a Representative from
Iowa).
Appointed on committee, 491, 492.
Appointed on objectors committee, 1255.
Editorial entitled "Food Administration
Difficult in 1917-18" from Freeman
Journal, Webster City, Iowa, A2969.
Editorial from Houston (Tex.) Chronicle
entitled "British' Loan Proposal Is
Unbusinesslike," A5618.
Editorial from Jefferson (Iowa) Bee and
Herald on housing shortage, A5545.
Leave of absence, 5293, 6655.
Letter to Under Secretary of War rela-
tive to insufficient training of'young
soldiers, A1928. -
Letter and statement from OPA regard-
ing sugar for canning, A3122.
Letter by Harry M. Reed, Waterloo, Iowa,
opposing peacetime military conscrip-
tion, A5551.
Lincoln Day address before MuSoLit
Club, Washington, D. C., A588.
Resolution of State Legislature of Iowa
favoring presence of servicemen at
peace table, A1481.
Resolution by Iowa General Assembly
relative to Iowa centennial, A1722.
Statement by Paul A. Johnson, Denison,
Iowa, paying tribute to Ralph K. Bliss,
A4902.
Akin, Joseph C. (S.620): to amend, 9257.
Martin, Stewart, Jr. (H. R. 2003): to
amend, 4280.
DOLLIVER, JAMES I.-Continued.
Moak, Sam D. (H. R. 1486): to amend,
3460.
Oxley, Lamar (H. R. 1563): to amend,
7207.
Scarborough, A. P. (H. R. 1012): to
amend, 1798.
Shaughnessy, Mary Surface (H. R. 1725):
to amend, 4839.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Immigration and naturalization laws: to
amend (see bill H. R. 4066), 8616.
Jones, Jesse Lawrence: for relief (see bill
H. R. 4073), 8616.
McCauley, Harry: for relief (see bill
H. R. 5008), 12101.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural Extension Service, 4562.
Army: works of market center program
of Qup-termaster Corps, A4016.
Civil Service establishment, 182S.
Colburn, Ben. W.: relief (H. R. 1245).
630e.
Daylight-saving time: termination, 8541.
Gunnells, Hugh P. and Mrs. Dezaree: re-
lief (H. R. 2226), 6297.
Housing for veterans, 12303.
Kleinman, Philip: relief (S. 311), 6297.
Land, Emory S., 4838.
Ledo Road, 1061.
Meat shortage, 2571.
Moak, Sam D.: relief, 2495.
National Service Act, 625.
-- excerpts from letters from selec-
tive service boards, 625.
Red Cross: work in Italy, 510.
Scarborough, A. P., 1798.
Selective service: Tydings amendment,
1520.
Statue of Liberty: night lighting, 5502.
Thorson, Pfc John F.: heroism, 7398.
Treaty ratification: constitutional
amendhnent, 4027, 4028.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
DOLNACK, JOHN A..(sergeant, U. S. Army),
citation awarding Bronze Star medal
to, A2835.
Remarks in House relative to military
record and heroism of, A2835.
DOMENGEAUX, JAMES (a Representative
from Louisiana).
Appointed on committee, 274, 275.
Appointed conferee, 10601, .11739.
Resolution of Southern Commissions on
Interstate Commerce, A4546.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Furs: to exempt from certain war-tax
rates (see bill H.. R. 1127), 98.
Le Blanc, Edna B.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 4670), 10628.
Vessels: to allow disposal of surplus (see
bill H. R. 4842), 11155.
Veterans: to allow tax exemption after
discharge (see bill H. R. 3745), 74C4.
9
Vete ans' Job Act: to establish (see bill
H. R. 4631), 10564.
Remarks by, on
Deficiency appropriation bill, 11262.
Fair Employment Practice Committee,
7493.
Flood-control projects, 11262.
Louisiana sugar industry, 11231.
Oil development: threat to, A1540.
OPA: sugar program, 11231.
Postal employees: salary increase, 4624.
Relations between United States and
France, A1107. "
Veterans: sale of surplus property to,
11121.
tax relief for, A3366.
Veterans' Adminisrtation: Department
of Medicine and Surgery, 11660, 11661,
11662, 11675, 11677.
Veterans' Job Act, A4768.
Water hyacinths: removal of, A368.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
DOMESTIC EMPLOYEES, remarks in Senate
relative to extension of social security
to cover, A1688.
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DOMESTIC NATURAL RUBBER. See RuB-
BER,
DONATELL, MICHAEL C., relief (see bill H.
R. 1629*).
DONDERO, GEORGE A. (a Representative
from Michigan).
Address at Lincoln Club of Denver, Colo.,
!February 12, 1945, A661.
Address at Royal Oak, Mich., on Labor
Day and VJ-day, A3822.
Address by Representative Knutson at
Lincoln Day dinner, Washington, D. C.,
A659.
Address by Dr. J. S. Nathaniel Tross en-
titled "Common Sense in FEPC,"
A3436.
Address by M. L. Wilson on subject Lin-
coln and Roosevelt, A1767.
Appointed on committee, 491, 492.
Article from the Detroiter entitled "Spend
Yore-Get Rich?", A2687.
Article by John H. Cline in Washington
Star entitled "Labor Wins a Favored
Place Before Court," A3251.
Article entitled "The Freedoms We
Need," A3940.
Article by Constantine Brown in Wash-
ington (D. C.) Star on Russian policy,
A4103.
Article from Redford Record entitled
"Detroit Red Groups Outnumber Serv-
ice Clubs," A4807.
Article from Washington Times-Herald
on State Department officials in-China,
A5403.
Correspondence with OPA relative to rent
cnntrol in Detroit, Mich, A3249.
Editorial from Pontiac Daily Press en-
titled "Pay Increase for Congress," A34.
Editorial from Washington Star relative
to court ruling in Montgomery Ward
case, A358.
Editorial from Royal Oak (Mich.) Daily
Tribune entitled "Is Communism a
Threat?", A1093.
Editorial from New York Daily Mirror
entitled "Red Objective," A4555.
Excerpts from various letters relative to
OPA policies, 6399.
Letter from Michigan Milk Producers As-
sociation relative to subsidies, 1984.
Letter by George W. Miller, Detroit, Mich.,
regarding public housing and rent con-
trol, A2294.
Letter by Harry G. Clark, Detroit, Mich.,
relative to food for expectant mothers,
A2619.
Letter relative to Americans being
treated like criminals by OPA from
R. R. Pursell, A2929.
Letter by Clerk of the House relative to
election contest, Hicks against Don-
dero, 7877.
Poem entitled "The Nation's Strength,"
A71.
Report of Committee on Ele~ions No. 3
on contested election, Hicks against
Dondero (see H. Res. 455, Rept. 1404),
11922, 11931.
Resolution by Committee on Interstate
Cooperation of State of Michigan rela-
tive to tile to tidelands, A2458.
Statement by Carlton J. Corliss on the
American railroad system, A2521.
Statement by Michigan survey on na-
tional debt, A5072.
Table *of factual data relative to Fed-
eral subsidy for teachers' salaries, 1945,
A344.
Text of General Motor's answer to
United Automobile Workers-CIO,
A4788.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Communications Act: to amend to pro-
hibit interference with broadcasting of
noncommercial cultural and educa-
tional programs (see bill H. R. 1648),
431.
Communications Act of 1934: to amend
(s~e bill H. R. 4733), 10826,
INDEX
DONDERO, GEORGE A.-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Constitution of the United States: to
amend relative to terms of President
and Vice President (see H. J. Res. 36),
30.
-to amend relative to number of
Justices of Supreme Court (see H. J.
Res. 37), 30.
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Basin: to pro-
vide for improvement (see bill H. R.
1428), 268.
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence seaway:- to ap-
prove agreement between Canada and
the United States relating to (see H.
J. Res. 260), 10168.
Kathju, Kam N., for relief (see bill H.
R. 1228), 127.
MacDonald, Madeline J., for relief (see
bill H. R. 892), 60.
Moms of America, to incorporate (see
bill H. R. 893), 60.
Moon, Dorothy M., for relief (see bill H.
R. 1601), 327.
Navy and Marine Corps: to pay enlisted
men, retired after 30 years of service,
Active or Fleet Reserve, who have
served honorably as commissioned of-
ficers during World War No. 1 and
World War No. 2 (see bill H. R. 2500),
1829.
- to provide pay for certain en-
listed men retired after 30 years serv-
ice (see bill H. R. 2341), 1470.
Post offices: to place copy of the Consti-
tution and Declaration of Independ-
ence in (see bill H. R. 407), 25.
Rindeihardt, Karl F., for relief (see bill
H. R. 2770), 2743.
Wolf, Mary-M., for relief (see bill H. H.
1229), 127.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Espionage: to investigate case against
certain individuals charged with (see
H. Res. 430), 11156.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 6085, 9211, 9372,
11007.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill, 2725,
2727.
Agricultural Extension Scrvice, 4555,
4560.
American Committee for Spanish Free-
dcm, 12098.
- letter by Francis H. Russell, 12099.
- letter by Harry P. Leverich, 12099.
American Student Union, 10691.
Annuities: exemption from taxation,
9088.
Antiracketeering bill, 11840.
Armed forces: voluntary enlistment bill,
8630.
Automotive industry: reconversion pro-
gram, 10134.
Bridges, Harry, 10690.
Carden, George A. and Anderson T.
Herd, 8987.
Challenge to Americans, 10310.
Claims by the United States: barring of
certain. 1265.
Commodity Credit Corporation, 1975,
19-76, 1984, 2045, 2050.
Communism in the United States,
10690, 11150.
Debt limit: increase, 1931, 1940.
Deficiency appropriation bill, 1686, 11047,
11203, 11213.
-conference report, 12362.
Department of State: need of house-
cleaning in, 12098.
District of Columbia: police and firemen
pay bill, 6660.
-school teachers' pay bill, 7377.
Einstein, Albert, 10691.
Employees of the United States: reduc-
tion of, 10683.
Farm labor: draft of, 413, 2428.
Federal Aid Airport Act, 9742.
- telegram, 9742.
Floods: emergency-control bill, 4842,
4843.
DONDERO, GEORGE A.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Ford car: 1946 model, 10134.
Full employment bill, 10457.
Fuller, Messrs. C. G. and A. D.: sale of
farm, 413.
German concentration camps, 4169.
Gold reserves: reduction, 5277, 5278.
Government checks: replacement of,
10370.
Great Lakes Training Station, 11445.
Hatch Act amendment, 12206.
Health prcgrams for Government em-
ployees, 5507.
Heritage of freedom, 116C8.
House of Representatives: attendance of
Members, 2275.
-- proper form of addrersing the
Chair, 1686, 1C87.
Housing for veterans, 5512, 5513.
Intelligence services: need of strength-
ening, 11698.
Jaffe, Philip, and others: appropriation
of State Department papers, 11150.
-- arrest for espionage, 9552, 10310.
Land-grant railroad rates, 11267.
Laski, Harold: speeches of, 12098.
Lend-lease: extension, 2125.
MacArthur, Gen. Douglas: reply to critics
of, 9552.
Members of Congress: expense allowance,
5271.
-salary increase, 4450, 4456.
Milk: subsidies, 1984.
Military Establishment appropriation
bill, 6764.
Military information bill, 10046.
National Academy of Science, 6153.
National debt, 11213.
National housing (H. Res. 291), 6319.
Nationality Act: amendment, 4643.
National Service Act, 624, 659, 704, 709.
Naval Reserve Officers' Training Corps:
personnel, 314.
Navy: postwar composition, 10191.
- V-12 program, 12207.
Nurses' selective-service bill, 1728, 1730,
1799, 1860, 1862, 1866, 1867, 1868, 1869,
1870.
Pearl Harbor disaster, 8500.
Peacetime military conscription, 182.
Poland: ban on church marriages, 12098.
Postage on catalogs: readjusting rates
of, 6968, 12210.
Postal employees: rewards for inven-
tions, 1263, 1264.
Presidential succession, 7014, 7027.
Price Control Act: amendment, 6564.
- extension, 6398, 6399, 6400.
Reciprocal trade agreements, 4879, 4880.
Revenue bill of 1945, 9622.
Rivers and harbors bill, 1335, 1336, 1337,
1375, 1382.
Safeguarding our heritage of freedom,
11698.
St. Lawrence seaway, 497.
Small Business Committee: additional
funds, 11897.
Strikes in Detroit area, 9336.
Subsidies: continuation of certain, 5225,
5228, 5229, 5242.
Subversive elements in the Government,
10310.
Sugar program, 1331.
Tidelands, A2458.
Treaties: constitutional amendment,
4344, 4354, 4359.
Tung Pi-Wu: Chinese representative to
San Francisco Conference, 11481.
United' Nations " Organization, 12269,
12260.
representatives to, 12272.
United Nations Relief: appropriation,
10224, 10225.
additional appropriation, 11585.
Vessels: sale of surplus, 9163, 9164, 9165,
9168, 9275.
VE-day, 4306.
Veterans: discharge buttons, 658.
- settlement on farm lands, 8782.

DONDERO, GEORGE A--Continued.
Remarks by, on
Veterans' Administration: Department
of Medicine and Surgery, 11661.
-facilitate employment, 5516.
Wu, Tung Pi, 11150.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
DONNELL, FORREST C. (a Senator from
Missouri).
Appointed on committee, 169, 170.
Credentials, 3.
Resolution by Missouri Legislature ex-
pressing faith in. President Truman,
3596.
Resolutions adopted by Governors' Con-
ference, Mackinac Island, 7344.
Resolution by Missouri House of Repre-
sentatives regarding Army discharges,
2643.
Sworn in, 178.
Amendments offered by, to
Government agencies: reorganization (S.
1120): to amend, 10757.
Hospital bill (S. 191): to amend, 11610,
11724.
Reorganization of Government agencies
(S. 1120) : to amend, 10251, 10324, 10333,
10406. 10522.
United Nations Organization (S. 1580) : to
amend, 10954, 11167, 11238, 11296.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Postage stamps: to issue a victory series
(see S. J. Res. 73), 5477.
Taxation: to direct payment of highway
use taxes in operation of any system
of commercial transportation taken
over by Federal Government (see bill'
S. 992), 4504.
Remarks by, on
Briggs, Frank P.: credentials, 364.
-leave
of absence, 3619.
Executive domination over Congress,
9114.
Federal employees: pay increase, 10923.
Federal Power Commission, 10930.
Full Employment Act of 1945, 9137.
German prison camps: visit of Senators,
3660.
Gbvernment agencies, 11940, 11941.
- reorganization, 10656-10670, 10699,
10701, 10721, 10722, 10723, 10763,10764,
10768, 10771, 10772, 10773.
- Roberts as (H. Res. 1*), 9.
bill passed in 1939, 10773.
Hannegan, Robert E.: confirmation, 4229-
4244, 4246. 4254, 4255.
-articles, editorials, etc., 4236-4243.
Hospitals: Federal aid for, 11724, 11726,
11728, 11730, 11799.
Income tax: deductibility of oil-and-gas-
well drilling costs as expenses, 7870.
Labor-Federal security
appropriation
bill, 6724.
Meat: OPA regulation of packers and
slaughterers, 5709, 5710.
Mexico: water treaty, 3102, 3159, 3162,
3166, 3172, 3422.
National Service Act (H. R. 1752): to
amend, 1665.
- conference report, 3070.
Naturalization document fees, 9884.
Office of Price Administration: cost ab-
sorption policy, 10708.
Philadelphia: establishment of national
park, 10805.
President's statement on unemployment
compensation, 9114.
Price Control Act: extension, 5709, 5710.
Reciprocal trade agreements: extension,
6222-6224, 6231.
Rzorganization of Government agencies,
10271, 10272, 10273, 10333, 10334, 10336,
10337, 10338, 10339, 10340, 10499, 10521,
10322-10528, 10578, 10579, 10582, 10595.
Truman, Harry S.: tribute, 3596.
United Nations Charter, 8100-8102, 8185,
8186.
United Nations Organization: American
representative, 11084, 11167, 11170,
11171, 11172, 11173, 11176, 11178, 11238-
11247, 11296, 11297, 11298, 11299, 11302,
11396. 1 from, 10134.
INDEX
DONNELL, FORREST C.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
United Nations Organization, statement
of John Foster Dulles, 11171.
Vessels: sale of surplus, 11874.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Immigration:
Nationality Act of 1940: to amend (H. R.
391, Rept. 634), 9471.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
DONNELL, JOHN, article on 0. W. I. bans
American newspapers to Germany
from Washington Times-Herald by,
A2238.
DONNELLY, CHARLES A., report of the Com-
mittee on Finance in Senate on nomi-
nation of, 11410.
DONNELLY, JAMES F., letter relative to
peacetime military training by, A5718.
Statement opposing peacetime military
training before House Committee on
Military Affairs by, A5718.
DONOHUE, THOMPS E., relief (see bill S.
252).
DONOVAN, DENNIS F., notice of hearing on
nomination of, 5471.
Report of the Committee on the Judi-
ciary in Senate on nomination of, 7586.
DONOVAN, HOWARD, report of the Commit-
tee on the Judiciary in Senate on nom-
ination of, 6015.
DONOVAN, RICHARD (major general, U. S.
Army), address at Red River Ordnance
Depot, Texarkana, Tex., by, A1741.
-
DONOVAN, VINCENT ANDREW, relief (see
bill S. 270).
DONOVAN'S PLAN FOR CENTRAL INTELLI-
GENCE SERVICE, editorial
from
Washington Post on, A683.
"DON'T CALL ME A COMUNIST ANY
MORE," article by Martin Crowe from
Progressive entitled, A3474.
DOOLITTLE, JAMES H. (lieutenant general,
U. S. Army), statement relative to
unity of command of Army and Navy,
10566.
Tribute to, A4899.
DOORKEEPER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRE-
SENTATIVES, election of Ralph R.
DOPKING, AL, article relative to U. S. S.
Enterprise by, A1634.
"DO RETAILERS GET A SQUARE DEAL
FROM GOVERNMENT?" article by
Representative Bennett (Missouri)
from Missouri Grocer entitled, A4786.
DORGAN, THOMAS, address on Eire's con-
tribution to World War II in Cam-
bridge, Mass., by, A3969.
Letter relative to need in Boston of a
centrally located administrative build-
ing to care for needs of veterans by,
A5546.
Statement from article of Boston Post
relative to a school for diplomats by,
A4361.
DORMAN, MILDRED BROWNLEE, letter rela-
tive to rotation of troops by, A589.
DOROCKE, JOSEPH M.," relief (see bill H. R.
2064).
DOSCHER, GUSTAV, relief (see bill H. R.
4888).
DOSHIM, JOHN, relief (see billH. R. 2682).
DOSS, DESMOND T., article by J. R. Fearen
from Signs of the Times relative to
award of Congressional Medal of
Honor to, A5366.
Citation of award of Congressional Medal
of Honor to, A5366.
DOUGHERTY, CHARLES H., SR., relief (see
bill H. R. 934*).
DOUGHERTY, DENNIS CARDINAL, telegram
remonstrating against the proposed
peacetime military training received
203
DOUGHERTY CO., P., adjUdicate claim of
(see bill H. R. 2759).
DOUGHTON, ROBERT L. (a Representative
from North Carolina).
Appointed on committee, 15.
Appointed on committee to notify the
President, 10.
Appointed on committee to escort the
President, 1618, 3389, 9934.
Appointed conferee, 10044.
Appointed on funeral committee, 3356.
Editorial from Charlotte (N. C.) Observer
paying tribute to, All91.
Editorials on succession to the presi-
dency, A2876.
Letter to Speaker appointing members
to Committee on Internal Revenue
Taxation, 549.
Letter by Cordell Hull relative to exten-
sion of reciprocal trade agreement,
3599.
Letter relative to nomination to Ray-
mond E. McKeough, 9578.
Remarks in House'and letter relative to
award by International Economic
Council to, 6049.
Remarks in House on 82d birthday, 10470.
Statement by Josephus Daniels opposing
compulsory military service, A2813.
Statement by Secretary of the Treasury
before Ways and Means Committee on
tax reduction, A4125.
Tables: comparison of tax bills, 10174-
10176.
Telegram relative to Federal stamp tax
on automobiles and boats from H. J.
Brunnier, president of American Auto-
mobile Association, A2927.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Cheek, Zelma Inez: relief (see bill H. R.
1671), 432.
Crouse, Claude S.: relief (see bill H. R.
3397), 5690.
Debt limit of the United States: to in-
crease (see bills H. R. 2138, 2404), 1080,
1595.
Internal Revenue Code: to extend time
for release of powers of appointment
(see H. J.Res. 206), 5292.
International organizations: to extend
certain privileges, exemptions, and Im-
munities, to (see bill H. R. 4469), 10042.
Knecht, John Philip, Sr.: relief (see bill
H. R. 3082), 4007.
Postage: to continue temporary increase
in rates on first-class matter (see H. J.
Res. 184), 4465.
Reconversion: to facilitate (see H. R.
3487, 3633), 6246, 7038.
Renegotiation Act: to extend (see bills
H. R. 2628, 3395), 2310, 5690.
Secretary of the Treasury: authorizing
sale, etc.,of certain'securities held by
(see billH. R. 2137), 1080.
Social Security Act: to amend by furnish-
ing wage record information to State
unemployment compensation agencies
(see bill H. R. 1430), 268.
Tariff Act of 1930: to extend authority
of the President under section 350 of
(see billsH. R. 2652, 3240), 2380, 4684.
War Mobilization and Reconversion Act:
to amend (see bill H. R. 3736), 7391.
War Shipping Administration and Mari-
time Commission: relating to tax Im-
posed under section 1410 of Internal
Revenue Code (see bill H. R. 1429), 268.
Webb, Daphne: relief (see bill H. R.
2559), 1991..
Motions and resolutions offered by
Bunker, Berkeley L.: elected to commit-
tee (see H. Res. 461), 12097.
Election of Members to standing com-
mittees (see H. Res. 81, 177, 202), 274,
2039, 2663.
Federal old-age Insurance fund: to print
report of (see bill H. Res. 322), 7551.
Mansfield, Mike: elected to committee
(see H. Res. 363), 9249.
Senate: notification of organization of
the House (see H. Res. 2), 10.
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DOUGHTON, ROBERT L.-Continued.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Treasury of the United States: Congres-
sional approval of nrovisions of section
29.23 (m)-16 of R ulatlon 111 of (see
H. Con. Res. 50), 4006.
Wood, John S.: election to committee
(see H. Res. 319), 7495.
Remarks by, on
Alcohol plants, 10004, 10005.
Annuities' exemption from taxation
8992, 8993. 9086, 9089, 9092, 9095.
-letter from Secretary of the Treas-
ury opposing bill (H. R. 2948), 8992.
Authority to file report, 9498.
Civil service annuity payments, 1717.
Congressional Record: general leave to
extend remarks, 9635.
Corporations: refund of excess profits,
7243, 7245.
Debt limit: increase, 1689, 1710, 1926,
1927, 1928, 1929, 1930, 1931, 1944, 1953.
- sun.mary on bill (H. R. 2404),
1927, 1928.
Farm labor: drafting of, 765, 830.
Gold reserves: reduction, 5277.
Gregory, Noble J.: leave of absence, 9635.
House of Representatives: night session,
5271.
Internal Revenue Code: amend (H. J.
Res. 206), 6317.
-powers of appointment, 5446.
Members of Congress: expense allow-
ance, 5271.
Merchant seamen: social-security tax,
812.
Miller, Michael M.: comment regarding
personal habits of Members of Con-
gress, 9502.
Narcotic laws, 12097.
Permission to file report, 7135.
Pillen, Harry: tribute, 4753.
Postage: House Joint Resolution 194, to
continue Increase of rates on first-
class matter, 6279.
Postal rates: conference report on in-
crease In, 6862.
_'increase in, 6778, 6958.
Price Control Act: amendment, 6560,
6561, 6562.
Reciprocal trade agreements: extension,
4660, 4870-4875, 4976, 5010, 5029, 5039,
5073, 5074, 5101, 5102, 5109, 5110, 5114,
5115, 5123. 8124, 5125, 5126, 5150, 5164.
- editorial from Charlotte .(N. C.)
Observer, 5114.
-review of program, 4870-4875.
Renegotiation Act: extension, 6072, 6073,
-6074; 6131, 6132, 6137, 6139.
-consideration of bill to extend,
5686.
Revenue bill of 1945, 9610, 9611, 9612,
9622.
-agree to conference, 10044.
-conference report, 10169-10177.
Roosevelt, Elliott: loan by John A. Hart-
ford, 6140, 6141, 6142.
Selective service: Tydings amendment,
1505.
Stabilization Act of 1942, amendment,
6560, 6561, 6562.
Tax adjustment bill of 1945, 7303-7307.
-Senate amendments, 7873.
Treasury Regulations: House Concurrent
Resolution 50, 6278.
United States Employment Service, 9855.
Vinson, Fred M.: tribute to, 1788, 7877.
Reports made by, from
Committee of conference:
Revenue Act of 1945 (H. R. 4309), 10170.
Committee on Ways and Means:
Debt limit of the United States (H. R.
2404, Rept. 246), 1706.
Internal Revenue Code: powers of ap-
pointment (H. J. Res. 206, Rept. 649).
5381.
International organizations (H. R. 44 9,
R:pt. 1203), 10619.
Marlin-Rockwell Corp. (H. R. 1044, Rept.
5Z2), 4573.
INDEX
DOUGHTON, ROBERT L.-Continued.
Reports made by, from
Narcotics (H. R. 2348, Rept. 254), 1828.
Postal rates on first-class matter (H. J.
Res. 184, Rept. 749), 6154.
Reciprocal trade agreements (H. R. 3240,
Rept. 594), 4776.
Reconversion: to facilitate (H. R. 3633,
Rept. 8.9), 7147.
Renegotiation Act (H. R. 3395, Rept. 725),
5837.
Roosevelt, Elliott: loan (H. Rept. 1C33),
9210.
Taxes: reduction of (H. R. 4309, Rapt.
1103), 9511.
Treasury regulations 111 (H. Con. Res. 50,
Rept. 761), 6320.
War Shipping Administration and Marl-
time Commission (H. R. 1429, Rept.
34), 447.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
DOUGLAS, DONALD, remarks in House rela-
tive to interest in aviation of, A1246.
Speech on air power is peace power at
San Francisco, Calif., by, A1246.
DOUGLAS, EMILY TAFT (a Representative
from Illinois).
Address at Pulpit Forun-, Peoria, Ill.,
on subject Security and the Atom
Bomb, A4875.
Address by Edward E. Kelly at Midwest
Conference of American Slav Congress,
Chicago, Ill., A2683.
Appointed on committee, 274.
Article by Oscar VogI entitled "Black
Markets Are Treasonable," A2438.
Article by Sara E. Southall entitled "No
Discrimination," A2351.
Article by Arthur Krock on credits to
Britain, 5471.
Article by Barnet Never entitled "Facing
Winter," A5512.
Article entitled "Chicago for the World
Capital," A5122.
Editorial from New York Times on aid
for starving peoples, A4478.
Editorial from Washington (D. C.) Post
on funds for UNRRA, A4495.
Editorial on the free press amendment,
A4419.
Editorial from Chicago Sun entitled
"Halt New Attack on Price Control,"
A5591.
Essay by late Pvt. Robert Osterberg en-
titled "The World of the Future-My
Ideal," A5S7.
Excerpt from diary of Carroll Binder, Jr.,
paying tribute to a minority, A2773.
Fair Employment Day: proclamation by
Mayor Edward J. Kelly, Chicago, Ill.,
designating, A3023.
Letter by Louis W. Oswald relative to
Small Business Committee, A5220.
Letter by Mabel Katherine Pearse pro-
posing a children's crusade to aid peo-
ples of Europe, A5172.
Radio address by Chester Bowles con-
cerning servicemen's families, A238.
Report of the Council for American-
Italian Affairs, Inc., containing data
pertinent to trade relations between
the two countries, A5307.
Resolutions adopted by General Federa-
tion of Women's Clubs creating an
enlightened program of legislative
goals, A5756.
Statement by National Council of Jewish
Women on price control, A2870.
Statement by Herbert H. Lehman on
UNRRA, A5214.
Statement entitled "Full Employment
and World Peace," A5109.
Statement of J. C. Stearns on atomic
energy, A4870.
Statement replying to critics of UNRRA,
A5213.
Motions and resolutionsoffered by
United Nations Charter: to implement
provisions regarding disarmament (fee
H. Con. Res. 115), 12229.
DOUGLAS, EMILY TAFT-Con'inued
Remarks by, on
Children's Bureau, 4746.
Fair Employment Practice Committee:
appropriation, 5744.
Food and Agriculture Organization of
United Nations, 3975.
Full employment bill, 12008.
Housing for veterans, 12301.
International Office of Education, A1914.
Labor-Federal Security Agency appropri-
ation bill, 4746.
Lehman. Herbert H.: statement on
UNRRA, 11275.
Lend-lease: extension, 2136.
- support of women's organiza-
tions. 2136.
Mississippi River: flood control, A5243.
Palestine problem, 9695.
Palestine resolution, 12392.
Polish Constitution Day, 4145.
Treaty ratification, 40e0.
United Nations Charter: speedy imple-
mentation of, A5784.
United Nations Organization, 12223.
UNRRA: anpropriation, 10228, 11502,
115C6, 11564.
War agencies appropriation bill, 5744.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
DOUGLAn, FRANCIS P., articles on Patent
Office from Washington Evening Star
by, A4513, A4514.
DOUGLAS, HELEN GAHAGAN (a Represent-
.ative from California):
Address at Overseas Press Club relative
to full employment A937:
Address at world-unity rally March 12,
1945, A1186.
Addr'ss at Liberal Party- dinner, New
York City, March 23, 1915, A1491.
Address of William E. Warne before As-
sociated Equipmcnt Distributors rela-
tive to future of irrigation, A466.
Appointed on committee, 274.
Article from San Diego (Calif.) Journal
entitled "Jobs and the Little Man,"
A'89.
Article by Elizabeth S. Magee from
Woman's Press entitled "Equa4 R'ghts
or Unequal Rights?", A1478.
Article by E'eanor. Roosevelt entitled
"What Do We Learn From Pictures of
Nazi Camps?", A2000.
Articles by Drew Pearson on San Fran-
cisco Conference: J. P. Morgan & Co.,
Chase. National Bank, etc., A2011.
Article by Malvina Lindsay In Washing-
ton Post entitled "War Weariness,"
A2619.
Article by Marquis Childs on atomic
bomb, A4417.
Article on Palestine in the Christian
Register-Unitarian entitled "Pales-
tine-A Call to Conscience," by A4184.
Article appearing in Washington Post by
Marquis Childs entitled "America's
Position" relative to China, A5298.
Article by Freda Kirchmey in the Na-
tion entitled "Russia and the Bomb,"
A4949.
Editorial by' Norman Cousins entitled
"Mcdern Man Is Obsolete," in Saturday
Review of Literature, A4248.
Editorial by Palmer Hoyt in the Ore-
gonian entitled "Take the Lid Off the
Atom," A4474.
- Editorial from New York Post entitled
"Atomic Energy in Congress," A4389.
Editorial from Washington Post on May-
Johnson bill to control atomic energy,
A4549.
Editorial from Washington (D. C.) Post
entitled "Einstein's IdeA." A4578.
Editorial from the Oregonian relative
to resolution for control of atomic
energy, A5307.
Endorsement of resolution for control of
atomic energy from Federation of
Atomic Sciefitists, A5306.
Leave of absence, 7037.

DOUGLAS, RELEN GAH.AGAN-Continued.
Letter and statement by group of Phila-
delphia scientists. concerning atomic
bomb, A4672.
Memorandum by Marvin Harrison in op-
'position to equal-rights amendment,
.A3212.
(Ode to President Roosevelt :by Gladys J.
Stephenson, A2715.
Radio address relative to winning the
peace, A53'16.
.Remarks in -House relative to, A2073.
Remarks in House 'by Mr. Polger com-
plimenting speech of, .11477.
Resolution by group of American scien-
tists on control of atomic bomb, A4675.
Resolution submitted to Committee on
Foreign Affairs relative to control of
atomic energy, A5306.
Statement of American Slav Congress,
A4947.
Telegram by Uiric Bell, Americans
United for World Organization, rela-
tive to control of atomic 'energy, 'A4387.
Telegram from Dr. Albert Einstein en-
dorsing resolution for control of
atomic energy, A5306.
Telegram from Dr. Irving Langmuir, of
General Electric Co., endorsing reso-
lution for control of atomic energy,
A5306.
Transcript of radio program over the
American Broadcasting Co. relative to
control of atomic energy, A5306.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced "by
Allen, Leola: for relief .(see bill H. R.
3752), 7404.
Anzures, Theodora O.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 3751), 7404.
Chinese wives of American citizens': to
admit into United States (see bill H.
-R. 4109), 8725.
Daughters of the American 'Revolution:
,relating to tax on Constitution 'Hall
(see -bill H. R. .4420'), 9821.
First War Powers Act: to amend (see
billH. R. 5082), 12491.
Goldman, Mayer: for relief (see bill H.
R. 3881), 7890.
Laws, Anna Mae: for relief (see bill H. R.
3879R), 7890.
Leggins, Vertie Bea: for relief (see bill
'1. R. 4491), 10042.
McCall, Gladys: for relief (see bill H. R.
3879), 7890.
-Poll-tax: to prohibit as a.prerequisite to
voting (see billH.R.2324), 1401.
-Quality Electric Co., .Ltd.: for relief (see
'bill 'H. R. 4593'), 10404.
Racial discrimination: to prohibit in
-employment (see -bill H. R. .1806), 590.
Schlegel, Nicholas R.: for relief (see bill
.H. R. 3880), 7890.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Atomic energy: relating to use of (see
H. Res. 404), 10952.
China: withdrawal of marines from (see
H. Res. 411), .11007.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill, 2729.
-school-lunch
program, 2725.
Anti-poll-tax bill, 5977.
-discharge motion, 5894.
.Atomic energy, 10740.
- development and control, 9460.
-control of, A5306.
-text
of H. Res. 404, 10942.
- text of statement and list of
scientists endorsing resolution on
atomic energy and world peace, 10942.
Truman-Attlee-King statement,
10940-10945.
Bretton Woods Agreements Act, 5663.
Can we get .along together?, 10940.
Central Valley Authority, l1226.
Child-welfare centers, A3998.
-correspondence
and list of organ-
izations protesting closing of, A3998,
A4000.
China-Burma-India theater, 6977.
Committee on Un-American Activities,
10036.
INDEX
DOUGLAS, HELEN GAHAGAq--Contlnued.
Remarks -by, on
Community .facilities: appropratio,'for,
:1587.
Crimean Conference: isignificance of,
1044.
Daughters of the American Revolution,
.'A4377.
Deficiency appropriation :ill, 1587, 11226.
Fair Employment 'Practices 'Commission,
5810.
'Farm 'Security Administration, 2729.
Flood-control projects, 11226.
'Full employment bill, 9002.
Housing .for -veterans, 12295;
Interior 'Department appropriation bill,
:3875, 6939.
- 'Central Valley project, '3875.
Lanham Act, 1587.
Lend-lease:: extension of, 2140.
Mail to overseas servicement, 2156.
National 'Labor Relations 'Board: appro-
priation, 4748.
Norton, Mary T.: tribute to, 1718.
Opportunity .for all, 'A4377.
Palestine problem, 9692.
Patton, Gen. George 'S.: denial of article
by John 'O'Donnell attacking, -10307.
-- correspondence with Joseph Wil-
ner, 10307, 10308.
reply to (critics ,of, A4264.
President of the United States: postwar
program, 9002.
Price control, A2355.
.- editorial, A2355.
UNRRA: additional appropriation, 11496.
'Veterans 'and full employment, A4068.
Wages and prices: approval of Presi-
dent's policy, .A4601.
-- data by Office of War 'Mobiliza-
tion and Reconversion, A4601.
Walker,, Hon..Frank C.: tribute to, 6976.
War agencies appropriation -bill, '5735,
5810, '5825.
War criminals: prosecution, A2873.
-report of Justice Robert H. Jack-
son, A2873.
Yugoslavia,: 4 years of resistance, A'1495.
Votes of. 'See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
DOUGLAS, JAMES, remarks in House rela-
tive -to little practical mining experi-
ence of, A1333.
DOUGLAS, JULIA T., relief (see.H. Res. 392).
DOUGLAS, LEWIS W., article from.Army and
Navy Journal commenting on views
for disposal of American merchant
fleet of, A1826.
Statement by Maritime -Commission re-
plying to article entitled "What Shall
We Do With the Ships?" from Atlantic
Weekly by, A1875.
DOUGLAS, PAUL H., article from Washington
Sunday Star relative to "Appreciate
America," interesting activity of,
A5480.
.Editorial from Chicago Daily News 'pay-
ing tribute to, A1212.
Tribute in -House to, 2037.
DOUGLAS, WILLIAM 0. (Associate Justice,
U. S. Supreme Court), address in In-
dianapolis at opening of Seventh War
Loan by, A2268.
Address at memorial services in honor of
Franklin Delano Roosevelt held on
Washington Monument Grounds by,
A1860.
Address before Missouri Bar Association
by, A4509.
Address in Portland, Oreg., by, A4699.
"Editorial from Oregonian suggesting the
appointment as Secretary of State of,
A3092.
DOUGLAS AIRCRAFT CO., INC., remarks in
House relative to activities of, A1246,
A1551.
DOUGLASS, E. C., relief (see bill S. 774).
DOUGLASS, FREDERICK, radio address by
George W. Lee relative to refusal to
join in John Brown's raid on Harpers
Ferry of, A300.
205
DOUGLASS, PAUL 'F. .(president, American
'University),, letters by the President,
.E.JJ. Stettinius, Jr., :and Harold D.
SmIth Tielative to Marcellus C. 'Sheild
addressed to, A3066.
DOUGLASS, RICHARD (sergeant, 'U. S.
'Army), article entitled "'Canadian GI
'Bill of Rights" from Yank by, A5759.
DOVE, JEROME, relief (see bill H. R. .4609).
DOW, FAYETTE B., statement on oil trans-
;portation .costs 'by, A4359.
DOW, JOHN B., relief (see billS. 152).
DOW CHEMICAL .COMPANYS EXPANSION
IN- TEXAS, article by Russell Porter
From New York Times relative to,
A4187.
DOWDELL, JOHN, relief .(see bill H. R. 1.134).
"DO WE NEED A PEACE DEPARTMENT?"
article by Jack ?ollack from Tomorrow
entitled, A5364.
DOWNEY, ..JOSEPH H. (mayor, Brockton,
Mass:) ,,'letter relative to early shut-
down of Bethlehem Hingham shipyard
by, A509.
DOWNEY, SHERIDAN (a Senator from Cali-
fornia).
Addresses by Robert E. 'Hannegan, before
Indiana DemocratIc Editorial Associa-
tion, French Lick, Ind., A5065, A5612.
Appointed on committee, 169.
Appointed conferee, 8734, 6,188, 10489.
Articles relative to purchase of St.
.John's College by Naval Academy,
8259, 8260.
,Articles by Marquis Childs, Ernest
Lindley, and Merlo Pusey on control
.of atomic energy, A4533.
Broadcast by the OWI to the people of
China, A783.
Editorial from Argonaut entitled "Re-.
store the Old Oregon as Patriotic
.Symbol," .A2045.
Letter by Albert Stanley, Okinawa, Ja-
pan, on need for national unity, A2782.
.Letter -to Secretary of State regarding
-ambiguities in Colorado River-Rio
Grande water treaty, 10489,
Poem by Horace C. Carlisle paying trib-
ute to Hiram W. Johnson, A3818.
Poem by Victor Heyden entitled "Report
From .Iwo," A4040.
Radio talk by Tristram Coffin describing
Commerce Committee hearings on
atomic bomb, .A4462.
Resolution -by -California Legislature rel-
ative to title to certain tidelands, 2459.
Resolution by California Legislature rel-
ative to establishment of Optometry
'Corps in Army, .3054.
Statement on reorganization of Con-
gress, 3005.
Sworn In, 327.
Amendments offered by, to
Federal employees: health programs
(H. R. 2716), to amend, 10929, 11614.
Federal ,employees pay bill (S. 1415) : to
amend, 11285, 11621, 11800, 11933,
11944, 12032, 12235.
,Mexican water treaty: reservations,
.2330, 3153, 3174, 3366, 3382, 3384, 3385,
3403, 3404, 3422.
National -Service Act .(H. R. 1752): to
amend, 1771.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Additional Judges 'for northern -district
-of California (see S. 1163),, 6259.
Aeronautical Training Center, Inc.: for
-relief (see 'bill'S. 1132), 5841.
Alien Chinese wives: to admit Into
United States certain (see bill S. 412),
465.
Armed forces: to enable mothers and
widows to visit graves of those in-
terred in cemeteries' outside the
United States'(see bill S. 415), 465.
- to pay accumulated or accrued
leave to certain members who enter or
reenter civilian employment of the
United States (see bill S. 1036), 4783.
206
DOWNEY, SHERIDAN--Continued:
Bills and joint resolutions introduced, by
Army: to restore to active* list certain
retired officers of Regular (see bill S.
414), 465.
-relating to removal of officers
from active list (see bill S. 946), 4099.
Arreas, Joseph: for relief (see bill S. 579).
1211.
Bello, Marino: for relief (see bill S. 410),
465.
Bluestone, H.: for relief (see bill S. 1230),
7272..
California: authorizing Secretary of
War to acquire certain lands in"State
of
. (see
for-bill S. 416),.465.
rellef
-of State -(see bill S.
413), 465.
to confirm' title.to certain rail-
road-grant. lands in Kern County (see.
bill S. 1602), 10753.
Certain persons for relief (see bill S.
408), 465.
Chinese wives of American citizens: to
provide admission to the United States
(see bill S. 580), 1211.
Civil service: to improve salary and wage
administration in Federal service (see
bill S. 807), 3008.
Civil Service Commission: to provide for
review of decisions (see bill S. 1339),
8210.
Civil Service Retirement Act: to amend
(see bills 5. 402, 403, 404, 405). 465."
Classified executive civil service of the
United States:- to amend act extend-
ing (see bill S. 576), 1211.
Cragg, Wilbur W.: for relief (see bill S.
1229), 7272.
District of Columbia: to remove fountain
near interseCtion of Pennsylvania Ave-
nue and Seventh Street NW. (see S. J.
Res. 56), 3267.
Employees of contractors for United
States: to amend act to compensate for
injury or death of (see bill S. 1561),
10406.
Employees of the United States: to pro-
vide health programs for (see bill S.
406), 465.
- to improve salary and wage ad-
ministration in Federal service (see
billS. L95), 1348.
-to increase rates of compensation
(see bill S. 1415), E801.
Fair employment practices: to provide
(see bill S, 101), 80.
Government Printing Office: to reimburse
certain employees (see bill S. 665),
1599.
Housing: to amend act relative to dis-
rosition and removal of (see bill S.
,82). 1211.
Krauss, Wilhelm Wolfgang: to grant
status of a quota immigrant to (see
bill S. 640), 1473.
Krom, LeRoy: for relief (see bLI S. 1704),
12231.
Mitchell, Reginald: for relief (see bill S.
1371), 8420.
National Committee for All War Widows:
to Incorporate (see bill S. 1295), 7937.
Olsen, Sigfrled: for relief (see bill S.
409), 465.
Retired officers: to remove restrictions on
holding certain civilian positions (see
billS. 1228), 7272.
Roosevelt, Franklin D.: designating
birthday as a legal holiday (see S. J.
Res. 57), 3470.
Schaertzer, Mrs. John A.: for relief (see
bill 3. 678), 1756.
Sheppard floodway: to name flood-con-
trol project on Lytle and Cajon Creeks
near San Bernardino, Calif. (see bill
S. 1372), 8420.
Sutton, Mae E.: for relief (see bill S. 411),
465.
Tacy, Paul E.: for relief (see bill S. 1231),
7272.
Thompson, Duane N.: for relief (see bill
S. 1549), 10324.
INDEX
DOWNEY, SHERIDAN-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
-Van Doren, Pierce William and Coates,
Elmer J.: for relief (see bills S. 407,
578) ; 465, 1211.
Van Stienburg, William F.: for relief (see
bill S. 577), 1211.
Veterans: to encourage foreign travel by
(see S. J. Res. 88). 8210.
Virginia McCormac Bunting: to natural-
ize (see bill S. 1703), 12231.
Walker, Allan F., and wife: for relief
(see bill S. 1294), 7937.
War correspondents: to provide treat-
ment at Army, Navy, and veterans' hos-
pitals (see bill S..947), 4099.
War with Spain: to confer- benefits of
hospitalization and privileges- of-sol-
diers' homes to certain -persons who
served under' Quartermaster- General
.during (see bill S. 581), 1211.
relief of certain officers and -sol-
diers who served in (see bill S. 1550),
10324.
White, Ben: for relief (see bill S. 639),
1473.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Armed forces: investigation regarding re-
lease of medical personnel from (see S.
Res. 134), 5925.
Economic questions resulting from ter-
mination of war: to investigate (see S.
Res. 172), 8425.
Irrigated land: investigation of loans to
agricultural producers on (see S. Res.
106), 2595.
Johnson, Hiram W.: death of (see S. Res.
169),8318.
-to pay funeral e:penses (see S.
Res. 170),'6362.
Military and Naval Academies: establish
additional (see S. Res. 166), 8214.
Remarks by, on
Armed forces: accumulated leave. 10634.
- payment of accumulated leave,
8596, 10489.
-- release of doctors, 9570.
Atomic energy: control of, 680.
Authority to file report, 4423, 8537.
Barkley, t2ben W.: chairman, Pearl Har-
bor Joint Committee, 9070.
Bretton Woods Agreements, 7689, 7778.
Bridges, Harry: reply to charges of Sen-
ator Willis against, 8253, 8254, 8255,
8256, 8257, 8258.
-letter by, 8256.
Byrnes, James F.: tribute to, 3014.
Central Valley project, 5481, 5482, 5483.
Chandler, Albert B.: resignation from
Senate, 10128.
Civil service: credit for military service,
12235, 12238.
Civil Service Commission: deficiency ap-
propriation, 12123.
Civil service employees: military service,
8595.
Colorado River: construction of projects
in upper basin of, 3479.
Colorado River-Rio Grande Water Treaty
with Mexico: to print report to Mex-
ican Senate (S. Doc. 98), 10489.
Dzficiency appropriation bill, 11808,
12105, 12123.
Economic conditions: investigation in
certain States, 8594.
Employees of the United States: coverage
into civil service, 8595.
- credit for military service, 8596.
Federal employees: health programs,
10929, 11612, 11613, 11614, 11615.
Federal employees pay bill, 4705, 4723,
6188, 6709, 6713, 11800-11809, 11944-
11948, 11952-11957, 12144, 12148-12150,
12234, 12235, 12238-12251.
-analysis of bill (S. 1415), 11555-
11559, 11616-11622.
-consideration, 11450, 11469.
-letter., by the President, Director
of the Budget, and Secretary of the
Treasury, 11803.
-reasons for pay increase, 10928.
Full Employment Act of 1945, 9147.
DOWNEY, SHERIDAN-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Gila River, 3403.
Government agencies: reorganization,
11939.
Government employees: procedure in
passing on character, loyalty, etc., 8257.
Interior Department appropriation bill,
5480, 5481, 5482, 5483.
Johnson, Hiram W.: eulogy, 8318.
Knowland, William F.: credentials, 8318.
Rosanda, Thomas J.: confirmation, 4259.
Leave of absence, 3290, 4724.
Legislative program, 4588, 11942, 11943.
Longshoremen: -letter by Under Secre-
. tary of War; 8254.
Mexico: treaty respecting waters of Colo-
rado River, 2106, 2330, 2334, 2335, 2337,
2342, 2654, .2657,'2660, 2661, 2750, 2806-
2825.-2830,i 2831, 3095f 0096, 3097 '3098.
3099, 3103, 3105, 3106, 3107, 3112-3132,
3153-3163. 3164-3173, 3174-3177,-3292,
3294, 3305, 3306, 3307, 3308, 3309. 3310,
3311, 3320, 33C6, 3367, 3374, 3376, 3382,
3383, 3384, 3385, 3403-3409, 3422, 3483-
3486,. 3488, 34E9, 3490, 9124.
- except from hearings, 2811.
-- reservations, 3261.
Military and Naval Academies: establish-
ment In*West. 8259-8262.
articles, 8259-8261.
.... letter to Senator Walsh, 8262.
National Service Act, 1771.
Palestine resolution, 12136, 12137, 12141,
12142.
'Pennsylvania: pblitical conditions' in,
1889:
Reciprocal trade agreements, 6213.
Roosevelt, Franklin D.: designating
birthday as a legal holiday, 3470.
Selective Service Act: extension 3727.
-- drafting fathers, 12236.
Senators, expense allowance, 12035.
Servicemen's Tourist Act of 1945, analy-
sis. 8258.
Shasta Dam: transmission lines, 12127-
12129.
Surplus Property Board, 8233.
Sutton. Mae E.: relief, 2934.
Tennessee Valley Authority, 2185, 2186,
2187.
United Nations Charter, 8021, 8187.
Revorts made by, from
Committee on Civil Service:
Armed forces: payment of accrued leave,
(S. 1036, Rept. 562), 8583.
Civil service employees who enter armed •
services: retirement rights (H. R. 3256,
Rept. 564), 8583.
Civil Service Retirement Act: amend-
ment (S.405. Rept. 563). 8583.
Classified executive civil-service (S. 576,
Rept. E61), 8583.
Employees of the United States: increase
compensation (S. 1415, Rept. 742),
10E93.
Federal employees: to improve salary and
wage administration of (see bill S. 807),
4499.
Legislative employees: military service
(S. 102, Rept. 560), 8553.
Pacific Coast and Rocky Mountain
States: investigation of economic con-
ditions (see S. Res. 172), 8517.
Committee of conference:
Armed forces: accumulated or accrued
leave (S. 1036). 10634.
Committee on Military Affairs:
American prisoners of war (S,,421, Rept
152), 3267.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
DOWNS, ARTHUR F.: relief (see bill S. 1201).
DOYLE, CLYDE G. (a representative from
California).
Appointed on committee, 274, 275.
Article by Darwin L. Boyer regarding
pcstwar employment, A3124.
Article by Joseph Leib relative to pau-
per's oath by veterans, A3070,

DOYLE, CLYDE G.-Continued.
Article by Vicent Villamin entitled
"Philippines Face Economic Struggle,"
A5198.
Article from Labor Market Bulletin en-
titled "Labor Market Developments,"
A5048.
Article giving the background, history,
and program of the Amvets written
by Jack W. Hardy, national com-
mander, A5227.
Article on Navy's beneficial suggestions
system, A5002.
Communication from Welfare Council of
Metropolitan Los Angeles, relative to
child-care centers, A4290.
Constitution, bylaws, and officers of
Veterans of World War II, A4736.
Constitution and bylaws of American
Veterans of World War II, A4764.
Correspondence relative to lack of hos-
pital facilities for veterans in Wash-
ington,.D. C., area, A369.,
Editorial by George Rochester from Long
Beach Argus relative to supporting the
President, A747.
Editorial from Long Beach Press-Tele-
gram on San Francisco Conference,
A1992.
Editorial from Compton Journal en-
titled "This Thing Called Freedom,"
A4332.
Editorial from Hynes-Clearwater Jour-
nal on self-government, A4312.
Editorial from Long Beach (Calif.) Press-
Telegram entitled "Training for De-
fense," A4578.
Editorial from Los Angeles Daily News
entitled "While Congress Sleeps,"
A5041.
Editorial from Los Angeles Times rela-
tive to GI bill of rights, A5254.
Letter from Joseph Leib of American
Legion urging abolition of pauper's
oath by veterans, A761.
Letter from George C. Heinrich relative
to veterans' benefits, A3379.
Letter from a soldier signed "Bob" ex-
pressing views regarding .discharge
from the Army, A2744.
Letter to Federal Works Agency relative
to Emergency Child Care Act of 1945,
A4154..
Letter and resolution from American
Legion, East Atlanta Post, No. 159,
relative to rehabilitation of veterans,
A4574.
Letter by Secretary of the Navy relative
to moral conditions in Japan, A5444.
Letter from a soldier relative to demo-
bilization, A5522.
Letters from GI's appearing in the Daily
Pacifican relative to their thinking,
hopes, and objectives, A5050.
Letter from Herbert C. Peiffer relative
to GI bill of rights, A5253.
Remarks in House on death of Lt. Clyde
Doyle, Jr., son of, 495.
Resolution of Board of Supervisors, Los
Angeles County, Calif., urging voca-
tional-guidance clinics for veterans,
A1179.
Resolution by San Francisco Post 15,
Regular Veterans' Association, relative
to service ribbons for veterans, A2082.
Resolution of Board of Supervisors,
County of Los Angeles, relative to
child-care centers, A4026.
Resolution by Board of Harbor Commis-
sioners, Long Beach, Calif., favoring
granting of rights to steamship com-
panies to operate overseas air service,
A4134.
Statements by Wendell Berge on eco-
nomic future of the West, A5199.
Tables: retail stores in California, A2100.
-statistics relative to employment
and separation trends, A5049.
Amendments offered by, to
Veterans' Administration (H. R. 4717):
to amend, 11685.
INDEX
DOYLE, CLYDE G.-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Armed forces: relating to settlement of
accounts of deceased members of (see
bill H. R. 2941), 3530.
, relating to settlement of accounts
of deceased members (see bill H. R.
4517), 10168.
Child-care services: to meet emergency
caused by closing of (see bill H. R.
4202), 9109.
Midland Construction Co.: to adjudicate
claim of (see bill H. R. 4594), 10404.
Navy: to encourage careers in. (see bill
H. R. 4087), 8659.
Racial discrimination: to prohibit in em-
I ployment (see bill H. R. 1894), 671.
Tidewater lands: relating to title to cer-
tain (see H. J. Res. 122), 2165.
Veterans: relating to hospitalization and
domiciliary care of (see bill H. R. 5012),
12229.
-to facilitate purchase of surplus
property by (H. R. 4931), 11785.
on
Remarks by
Agricultural appropriation." bill, 2695,
2723.
Agricultural Extension Service, 4557.
Amvets: data relative to, A5227.
Antiracketeering Act, 11844, 11904.
Appropriations: reduction .of certain,
9830.
Armed forces: transportation home,
A5009.
Armistice Day, A4828.
Beach erosion: measures to prevent,
A1856.
Bretton Woods Agreements Act, 5666.
California: increased population In,
3134.
Central Valley Authority, 3914, 3915.
Child-welfare centers, 8554, A4025, A4076,
A4155, A4194.
- correspondence, A3869..
- President's message, A4290.
Children's Bureau: appropriation bill,
4738.
Committee on Un-American Activities,
10031.
Commodity Credit Corporation, 2065..
Community facilities: appropriation for,
A943.
Congress: lackadaisical attitude of,
A5041.
Dairying and the Tydings amendment,
A685.
correspondence, A687.
Deficiency appropriation bill, 1632, 11067,
11134, 11222.
Doyle, Lt. Clyde, Jr.: death of, A688.
Fair Employment Practice Commission,
5828.
Food and Agriculture Organization of
United Nations, 3977.
4-H Clubs, 4557.
Full employment bill, 10452, 10556, 10739,
12087.
George bill, A665.
German cartels, 4857.
Housing for defense workers, 1632.
Housing for veterans, 11068, 12295, 12300.
-- shortage in Long Beach, Calif.,
A4841.
Interior Department appropriation bill,
3876, 3914, 3915.
Japan: moral conditions In, 10872, A5003.'
-- letter to Secretary of the Navy,
A5003.
Labor-Federal Security appropriation
bill, 4738.
Lending agencies of the Government,
A665.
Long Beach, Calif.: harbor improve-
ments, 11222, A4134.
- shortage of housing for veterans,
A4937.
Maritime Commission: reducing appro-
priation, 4182.
Maritime Day, 4867.
Members of Congress: messengers of good
will, 7409.
•207
DOYLE, CLYDE G.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Memorial Day, 5297.
Milk subsidy, 2065.
Nations' children must not be penalized,
A943.
Navy and Marine Corps: increase per-
sonnel, 11436, 11446.
Palestine problem, 9696.
- resolution, 12392.
Peace legislation, A3773.
Postage rate, 12209, 12213.
Postal employees: salary increase, 4628,
A1987.
editorial, A1987.
President's Cabinet: members from west
coast, A2594.
-editorial, A2595.
Radio commentators: biography of cer-
tain, 10032.
Red Cross drive: record of Eighteenth
Congressional District of California,
3050.
Renegotiation Act: extending termina-
tion date, 6139.
Retail and small business in California
after the war, A2098.
Rivers and harbors and flood-control
projects, 11067.
Roosevelt, Franklin D.: commemorative
" 10-cent pieces, A2207.
correspondence with Director of
the Mint, A2208.
list of international conferences
attended by, 4076, A1507.
San Francisco Charter: must be ratified
for enduring peace, A3069.
San Francisco Conference, A1146, A1991.
School-lunch program, 2723.
Tidelands: title to, 8856, Al91.
Treaties: constitutional amendment,
4074,4354, 4355.
--_list of international conferences
in which the United States partici-
pated, 1940-1945, 4076.
United Nations Charter, 10043.
United Nations Organization: sug-
gestions to help, A5682.
United Nations Relief: appropriation,
10239, 10285, 10286.
- additional appropriation, 11569.
United States Employment Service:
tribute to, A5048.
VE-day, 4310.
Veterans: assistance, A2595.
correspondence, 11134.
-editorial, A2595.
- education benefits under GI bill
of rights, A4760.
estates of deceased, 3576, A1866.
- elimination of pauper's oath,
A5584.
-housing, 11134, 11135.
- letter by a soldier, A4760.
-letter by D. P. Ahern, Long Beach,
Calif., A4842.
--_loans to, A4842.
--_need for elimination of legal and
court fees in settling, A1800.
- purchase of surplus materials,
A5446.
-settlement on farm lands, A3966.
--_text of bill (H. R. 4931), A5446.
Veterans' Administration: Department
of Medicine and Surgery, 11660, 11661,
11666, 11680, 11684, 11685.
Wages and prices: approval of Presi-
dent's policy, A4598.
Wallace, Henry A., A665.
West Point: appointments to, A2737.
- letter by Robert V. Young, A2738.
World peace, A1506.
-- observations on Memorial Day,
5297.
World's Fair for Victory, Peace, and
Progress, Los Angeles, Calif., 2324.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Claims
Councilman, Roy S. (H. R. 1250, Rept.
1220), 10785.
Irvine Co. (H. R. 1251, Rept. 1216), 10825.

DOYLE, CLYDE G.-Continued.
Repots made by, from
Maurer, Gladys Elvira (H. R. 919, Rept.
1243), 10825. "
Verbarg, Gertrude (H. R. 1073, Rept.
1245), 10325.
Westover, Harry C. (H. R. 2270, Rept.
1252), 10325.
Williams, E. D. (H. R. 247; Rept. 1219),
10785.
Yuba County, Calif.: levee district No.
10 (H. R. 948, Rept. 1244), 10825.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
DOYLE, CLYDE, JR. (first lieutenant, U. S.
Army), remarks in House relative to
tribute by Members of House of Repre-
sentatives to, A688.
DOYLE, EDWARD HIGGINS, relief (see bill
H. R. 236).
DOYLE, HENRY GRATTAN (dean, George
Washington University), article cap-
tioned "Francisco Aguilera joins the
Hispanic Foundation" from Hispanla
by, A553.
DOYLE, WILLIAM, relief (see bill H. R. 233).
DRAFT. See also SELECTIVE SERVICE.
Remarks in House urging discontinu-
'ance of, 10471.
"DRAFT BOARD MEMBER SUBMITS RES-
IGNATION," article from Adr:an
(Mich.) Daily Telegram captioned,
A511.
DRAFT BOARDS, article entitled "Men With-
out Medals" by Edward T. Leech from
Washington Sunday Star, A2135, A2224.
Letter from Stuart Clement relative to,
C657.
DRAFT BOARDS: MEN WITHOUT MEDALS,
article by Edward T. Leech relative to,
A3193.
DRAFTING OF FARM LABOR, remarks in
House rela.ive to, 270, 272.
DRAFTING OF MEN HAVING CHILDREN,
prevent (see S. J. Res. 116).
Remarks in Senate on Senate Joint Res-
olution 116 to prevent, 12236, 12314.
-DRAFTING OF MEN SHOULD BE STOPPED,
editorial from Colorado Springs Ga-
zette relative to, A4504.
DRAINAGE WORKS IN HUMID AREAS, con-
struction of (see bill H. R. 762).
DRAPER, EARLE S., remark- in House rela-
tive to retirement from Federal Hous-
ing Administration of, A4387.
Remarks in House praising record in
Federal Housing Administration of,
A4C87.
'DRAPER, ERNEST G., article relative to eco-
nomic problem by, A3642.
DRAPERY HARDWARE MANUFACTURING
CO., relief (see bill H. R. 1948).
DRESSER, ROBERT B., article entitled "Need
of Constitutional Limitation" by,
A450.
Article entitled "Federal Taxes and the
Worker" from Railroad Workers Jour-
nal by, A944..
DREWRY, PATRICK H. (a Representative
from Virginia).
Appointed on committee, 15.
Appointed conferee, 817, 7217.
Leave of absence, 6868.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Slade, Robert Lee: for relief (see bill
I. R. 1602), 327.
Remarks by, on
Anti-poll-tax bill, 5980.
Navy: disposition of vessels and facilities,
5357, 5375.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Naval Affairs:
Navy: shore duty (S. 645, Rept. 566),
4573.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
DRIBBEN, J. N., letter favoring increased pay
for Members of Congress by, A1289.
INDEX
"DRIFT TOWARD CHAOS," editorial from
Omaha (Nebr.) Morning World Herald
entitled, A4376.
DRIGGERS, CATHERINE, relief (see bill H.
R. 801*).
DRISCOLL, MICHAEL A., relief (see bill H. R.
4212).
DRIVER, FRANK S., remarks in House rela-
tive to confusion and inefficiency in
Army posts, 9876.
DROLET, LOUIS M., relief (see bill H. R.
4836).
DROMGOOLE, WILL ALLEN, poem entitled
"The Bridge Builder" by, A2101.
"DROP ANCHOR BUT FULL SPEED AHEAD,"
article from Philadelphia Record en-
titled, A4855.
DROUGHT IN MIDWEST DURING 1934, edi-
torial from Miles City (Mont.) Daily
Star relative to, A3824.
DRUCKER, PZTER F., article entitled "Where
Do Wages Come From?" from Saturday
Evening Post by, A5101.
DRUG ADDICTS, arttcles by Samuel Hopkins
Adams from American Weekly relative
to use of barbiturates by, A5392, A5229.
DRUGS, amendment in Senate to bill (H. R.
2348) to provide for the coverage of
certain, 6259.
Billto provide for the coverage of certain
drugs under the Federal narcotic laws
(see bill H. R. 2343*).
Ramarks in House relative to misuse of,
A5257.
Remarks in House relative to unusual
consumption of barbiturates by chil-
dren, A5091.
PRsolution requesting Secretary of Treas-
ury to furnish certain information on
barbiturates (see H. Res. 440).
Resolution requesting Federal Security
Administrator to furnish certin infor-
mation on barbiturates (see H. Res.
439).
Statement relative to conference of
American Pharmaceutical Association
to curb m'suse of barbiturates, A5257.
DRUMMOND, ROSCOE, article entitled "The
War Imposes a Hard Peace" from Chris-
tian Science Monitor by, A150).
Article relative to grim prospect for Pa-
cific coast industry from Christian
Science Monitor by, A3178.
DRY SALT MEAT FOR SOUTH CAROLINA,
memorial of Legislature of South Caro-
lina urging allocation of, 2969.
DU BOIS, GASTON, article entitled "Post-
War Chemical Planning" from Chemi-
cal and Engineering News by, A1575.
"DUBIOUS ROAD TO COMPETITION," edi-
torial from American Metal Market
entitled, A4169.
DUBUQUE AND WISCONSIN BRIDGE CO.,
relief (see bill H. R. 2748).
"DUCK DAMAGE TO CROPS STRESSED IN
UNION RESOLUTION," article from
Bottineau (N. Dak.) Courant entitled,
A2652.
DUCK HUNTING. See ILLINOIS.
DUCKS, provide for issuance of permits for
use of live decoys in taking of (see bill
S. 518*, H. R. 2081).
DUCK STAMP ACT, remarks In House rela-
tive to amending, A2864.
DUDICK, PAUL, authorizing naturalization
of (see bill S. 1685).
DUDLEY, ALFRED E., ET AL., relief (see bill
H. R. 3744).
DUDLEY, LEWIS L., relief (see bill S. 1503).
DUDLEY, WILLIAM E. (pastor, Congressional
Church), address entitled "One World
or None" by, A4715.
DUE PROCESS AND THE SELECTIVE SERV-
ICE SYSTEM, remarks in House rela-
tive to, 1734.
DUFFEE, PETER B., relief (see bill H. R.
1233").
DUFFY, F. RYAN (a former Senator from
Wisconsin).
Address at memorial service for late
President Roosevelt, Milwaukee, Wis.,
April 15, 1945, A1912.
Editorial from Milwaukee (Wis.) Journal
regarding activities of, 8874.
DUFFY, JAMES M., statement relative to the
National Brotherhood of Opcrative
Potters, 5066.
Letter relative to reduction in tariff rates
by, A2852.
Statement relative to extension of Re-
ciprocal Trade Agreements Act before
Senate Finance Committee by, A2665.
DUGAN, JOHN (captain, Army Chaplain
Corps), remarks in House relative to
fortitude of American prisoners on
Luzon by, A442.
Satement relative to heroism of Ameri-
can prisoners on Luzon as told to Lee
Van Atta by, A442.
DUGAN,, WARREN G., relief of estate (see
bill S. 1595; H. R. 4691).
DUGGAN, IVY W. (Governor, Farm Credit
Administration), address before an-
nual meeting of American Farm Bu-
reau Federation by, A623.
DUKtIS, CHESTER R., relief (see bill H. R.
.951).
DUKE, ELLIS, relief (see bill H. R. 3095*).
DUKE, GORDON, letter on reconversion prob-
lems from Washington Sunday Star
by, A4325.
DUKE, HARPER T., JR., relief of estate (see
bill H. R. 2886*).
DUKE HOSPITAL, relief (see bill H. R. 2333*).
DUKE POWER CO., author:z.ng Secretary of
War to grant a 110-foot perpetual
easement across Camp Croft, S. C., to
(see bills S. 222*; H. R. 1285).
Letter from the Secretary of War trans-
mitting a draft of a proposed bill au-
thorizing a grant of land across Camp
Croft, S. C., to, 125.
DUKE UNIVEESITY, letter urging support
for Bretton Woods agreements by econ-
omists from University of North Caro-
lina and, A1579.
DULSKY, STANLEY G., letter relative to so-
cialized medicine by, A3293.
DULUTH, MINN., letter by a constituent rel-
ative to food crisis in, A2596.
Remarks in House relative to appropria-
tion for Riverside sewerage project at,
A8)5.
Remarks in House relative to construct-
ing a toll-free bridge between Supe-
rior, Wis., and, A2151.
Remarks in House relative to location of
a veterans' hospital in, A4399.
DULUTH (MINN.) FEDERATED TRADES
A.tND LABOR ASSEMBLY, resolution
relative to food shortages by, A3125.
DULUTH (MINN.) FREE PRESS, editorial
entitled "The Food Muddle" from,
A2949.
Editorial entitled "Our National Birth-
day" from, A3473.
DULUTH HERALD, editorial, Pittenger on
White Report, from, A2265.
DULUTH (MINN.) NEWS-TRIBUNE, article
on. Army and Navy Merger into De-
partment of National Defense by
Gustaf A. Nordin from, A4191.
Article, Finns Economic Vassals of Rus-
sia by Indemnities by Walter Ridder
from, A4639.
Editorial entitled "Old-Age Pension
Squabble" from, A437.
DULUTH (MINN.) PUBLICITY (publication),
editorial entitled "Minnesota's B'ggest
Project Slighted" by 'homas W. Wahl
from, A2005.

DUMEARTON OAKS, address by Senator
Eurhfield at Harrisburg, Pa., before
Sons of the American Revolution on,
A2977.
Notes prepared by Library of Congress
relative to historical background of,
A2576.
Remarks in House relative to estate,
A2576.
DUMBARTON OAKS AGREEMENT, order of
Senate to reprint, 210.
DUMBARTON OAKS CONFERENCE, address
by Representative Kopplemann at
Hartford. Conn., relative to plan set up
at. A1999.
Address entitled "New Hampshire and
Dumbarton Oaks" in Washington,
D. C., by Earl S. Hewitt, A1652.
Article entitled "The Seven Points That
Dumbarton Oaks Forgot" by Herbert
Hoover, A1488.
Articles by Herbert. Hoover relative to
some additions to, A1612, A1613, A1614.
Article by Arthur Krock from New York
Times analyzing Herbert Hoover's ad-
ditions for proposals to, A1614.
Article entitled "Strange Alibi Seen on
Oaks Commitments" by David Law-
rence from Washington Evening Star,
A 1162.
Article by Ernest Lindley from Wash-
ington Post relative to amending
agreements of, A1362.
Article by Dorothy Thompson from
Washington Evening Star relative to
plan cf, A1411.
M:zmorial of Legislature of New Jersey
endorsing proposals of, 3361.
Order of Senate to print comparison of
the League of Nations Covenant with
proposals of (S. Doc. 33), 2748. '
Proceedings from Forum for Democracy
at New .York City entitled "How Can
We Best Implement Dumbarton Oaks?"
A19.
Proposals for establishment of a general
international organization, A1534.
Remarks in House relative to plan of
international force proposed at, A1608.
Remarks in House relative to several
questions to be answered before ap-
•proval is given, A409.
Remarks in House relative to endorse-
ment at Mexico City of proposals of,
A1124.
Remarks in House relative to skeleton
organization for world peace begun
at, A1879.
Remarks in House relative to Govern-
ment propaganda on, A2069.
Remarks in House relative to trial by
world twice of plans proposed at,
A2314.
Remarks in Senate relative to proposals
adopted at, 3540.
Remarks in House relative to proposals
of, A1534, A1541.
Remarks in House relative to four things
called for in proposals of, A499.
Remarks in Senate relative to, 467, 637.
Resolution of the First Unitarian Church
of Pittsburgh favoring proposals sub-
mitted by, 1113.
Resolutions by San Francisco Labor
Council endorsing proposals of, A1791.
DUMBARTON OAKS PROPOSALS, remarks
in House relative to, 2414.
Remhrks in Senate relative to, 4124.
Text of, 1053:
"DUMABARTON OAKS PROPOSALS AND
LEAGUE OF NATIONS COVENANT,"
print document entitled (see S. Res.
103).
DUMBARTON OAKS WEEK (April 16-22,
1945), proclamation by the Governor
of West Virginia providing for observ-
ance of, 3592.
DUMPING INVESTIGATION, remarks In
Ucuse realtive to, 1082.
XCI-Ind-14
INDEX
DUN.& BRADSTREET, remarks in House
relative to statement on business fail-
ures by, A2099.
DUNBAR, ALBERT P., relief (see bill H. R.
1491).
DUNCAN, ROLLA, ielief (see bill H. R. 3225*).
DUNFEE, ALICE, increase pension (see bill
• H. R. 926).
DUNHAM, JOHN RITTER, relief (see bill H.
R. 5106).
DUNHAM,W. C., letter relative to survey of
mineral resources in Utah, Wyoming,
and Nevada by, A4299.
DUNKIRK (N. Y.) EVENING OBSERVER,
editorial entitled "Clausewitz May Be
Obsolete" from, A51C9.
DUNN, DAVID, captain, Medical Corps, U. S.
Army, description of a Jackknife opera-
tion by Duane N. Kinman in article of
Lee McCardell by, A55.
DUNN, GEORGE. editorial entitled "The
Japanese Problem" from Half Moon
(Calif.) Review, by, A2722.
DUNN, JAMES B., authorizing House Com-
mittee on the Judiciary to investigate
decree of United States Court for Dis-
trict of Maryland in re (see H. Res.
E6, 87).
DUNN, JOHN H., JR. (private first class, U. S.
Army), article by Herbert A. Klein
from Federated Press praising morale
upbuilding activities in Nazi prison
camp of, A1988.
Remarks in House relative to morale
building activities in Nazi prison camp
of, A1987.
DUNN, MARGARET, relief (see bill H. R. 957).
DUNN, NELLIE P., relief (see bill H. R. 3076).
DUNNAM, W. V., letter relative to fraud in
sale of real estate by, A4431.
DUNNE, GEORGE H. (Catholic priest), article
criticizing haters of Russia from Cath-
olic Quarterly by, A34E9.
DU NOUY,PIERRE L., AND WIFE, naturali-
zation (see bills H. R. 793, 794).
DUNSON, JARRELL, JR. (lieutenant com-
mander, U. S. Navy), excerpt from ar-
ticle by Malcolm Johnson from New
York Sun relative to record in subma-
rne service of, A4051.
DU PON' DE NEMOURS & CO., E. I., letter
relative to control of the atomic bomb
secret by Walter S. Carpenter, Jr.,
president of, A4005.
Report to its :stockholders relative its
part in development of atomic bomb
-by, A4005.
DUPRE, DEWEY (seaman second class), ar-
tle captioned "Dewey Dupre. local
youth, human bomb," from Opelou-
sas (La.) Clarion-News, A978.
DUQUESNE UNIVERSITY, address by Repre-
sentative Weiss at graduation exercises
of, A2712.
Remarks in House relative to presenta-
tion to Representative Weiss of its out-
standing meritorious alumni service
award by, A2712.
DURBIN, ROY, relief (see bill H. R. 5096).
DURDIN, TILLMAN, article concerning Lewis
A. Pick written by, 1063.
DURHAM (N..C.) HERALD-SUN, article cap-
tioned "Ernie Pyle's big heart known
to Duke physicians year ago" from,
A1876.
DURHAM (N. C.) MORNING HERALD, arti-
cle relative to resolution of workers of
Durham Hosiery Mills, No. 6, paying
tribute to President Roosevelt from,
A1819.
Editorial captioned "From his grave to
the paths of peace and hope" from,
A1877.
209
DURHAM, CARL T. (a Representative from
North Carolina).
Appointed on committee, 15.
Article from Durham (N. C.) Morning
Herald entitled "Hosiery Mill Union
Approves Resolution," A1819.
Article from Durham (N. C.) Herald-Sun
paying tribute to late Ernie Pyle,
A1876.
Editorial from Greensboro (N. C.) Daily
News entitled "More Than Coinci-
dence?", A1865.
Editorial from Durham (N. C.) Morning
Herald paying tribute to late Presi-
dent Roosevelt, A1877.
Prayer by Dr. C. Excelle Rozzelle at in-
auguration of Gov. R. Gregg Cherry, of
North Carolina, A342.
Tables: Army nurses, A963.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Central Leaf Tobacco Co., Inc.: for relief
(see bill H. R. 2831), 3352.
Wilson; Mrs. James Arthur: for relief
(see bill H. R. 2219), 1171.
Motions and rcaclutions offered by
Atomic energy: to make available to Se-
curity Council of United Nations in-
formation concerning (see H. Res.
281), 10068.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural apprcpriation bill: confer-
ence reports, 2791.
Armed forces: voluntary enlistment bill,
8636.
Forestry research, 3791.
National Service Act, 582.
Nurss' selective service bill, 1726, 1730,
1731, 1732, 1799, 1800, 1806, 1818, 1862.
1872, 1873.
Procurement and assignment service for
physicians, dentists, and veterinarians
(statement), A962.
Selective service: Tydings amendment,
1533.
Veterans' Administration: Department
of Medidine and Surgery, A5462.
Reports made by, from'
Committee on Military Affairs:
Duke Powe'r Co. (S. 222, Rept. 155), 1207.
Orange and Rockland Electric Co. (S.
200, Rept. 156), 1207.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
DURNING, HARRY M., report of the Com-
mittee on Finance in Senate to be col-
lector of customs at New York, N. Y.,
6443.
DURST. LUTHER M., relief (see bill H. R.
2063*).
DUSHANE, DONALD, statement on peacetime
military training before House Com-
mittee on military affairs by, A5292.
DUTTON NEWS (newspaper), article describ-
ing Yank, the Army Weekly, by Al Hine
from A616.
DUVALL, WILLIAM, tribute in House to clerk
of House Committee on Appropriations,
931.
DWORSHAK, HENRY C. (a Representative
from Idaho).
Appoined on committee 88.
Appointed conferee 2412, 5732.
Appointed on funeral committee, 10625.
Article by Joseph Leib entitled "Idaho
Legion Joins Fight To Eliminate
Pauper Oath for Veterans," A5552.
Report on visit to Europe by Karl E.
Mundt, A4505.
Resolution by National Reclamation As-
sociation, 11193.
Table: civil service employees. C064.
- exports and imports, 5164.
Warning to Government officials by Rev.
Dallas F. Billington, Akron, Ohio,
A4726.
Amendments offered by, to
Appropriations: to reduce certain (H. R.
4407): to amendment, 9847.
War Agencies appropriation bill (H. R.
3368) : to amend, 5830.
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DWORSHAXr, HENRY C-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Albrethsen, Norman C.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 2531), 1883.
Anderson Ranch Reservoir site, Boise
reclamation project, Idaho: relating to
(see bill H. R. 1689), 448).
Blattner, Stanley C.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 4942), 11785.
Bowen, Sue B.: for relief of estate (see
bill H. R. 1716), 448.
Clausen, John B.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 4633), 10564.
Mountain Home project: to construct
initial unit of (see bill H. R. 1767),
512.
Prisoners of war: to compute pay and
allowances of (see bill H. R. 4610),
10619.
Sawtooth Co.: for relief (see bill H. R.
4777), 10889.
Schubert, Ben W.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 4576), 10321.
War Relocation Authority: to close relo-
cation centers maintained by (see bill
H. R. 1619), 363.
Williams, • George: for relief (see bill
H. R. 1717), 448.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Lend-lease operations: to create a se-
lect committee to investigate (see
H. Res. 466), 11450.
Thomas, John: death of (see H. Res.
395), 10624.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Societies and associations, 5690.
State legislatures, 3229.
Remarks by, on
Appropriations: reduction of certain,
6144, 9831, 9847, 9849, 9850, 9864.
Appropriation bills: legislative items,
2362.
Bonneville Power Administration, 3883.
Bureau of Reclamation: appropriation,
3882.
Debt limit: increase, 1932.
Deficiency appropriation bill, 1682,
11193.
Departments of State, Justice, and Com-
merce appropriation bill, 2307, 2362.
conference report, 4478.
Employees of the United States, 9502.
Federal employees pay bill, 6058, 6059,
6060, 6064, 6068, 6672, 6673.
Full employment bill, 10454.
Government agencies: reorganization,
9349.
Independent offices appropriation bill,
957.
Interior Department appropriation bill,
3882, 3883, 3884, 3885, 6957.
Irrigation projects, 11193, 11194.
Lend-lease, 11413.
-reduction in appropriations for,
9847.
Maritime Commission: appropriation
for, 957.
-reducing appropriation, 4180.
National Service Act, 606, 624, 743.
Navy Department appropriation bill,
3583.
Office of Price Administration: appro-
priations, 5234, 5235.
Reciprocal trade agreements, 5043, 5052,
51C4.
Roosevelt, Franklin D.: proposal for
memorial monument, 3465.
-letter by Joe K. Koehler, 3465.
Second deficiency appropriation bill,
6767, 6861.
Thomas, John: eulogy, 10624.
Treasury-Post Office appropriation bill,
1327.
War agencies appropriation bill, 5821,
5830.
War Relocation Authority, 357, 1682,
1683, 5830, 9864.
- statement by Secretary of the
Interior, 357.
World War I: congressional investiga-
tions, 1573.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
INDEX
DWYER, JOHN EARL, relief (see bill H. R.
2879).
DYER, J. POPE, address on juvenile delin-
quency by, A797.
DYEIS CHOP HOUSE, INC., TOLEDO, OHIO,
letter, and explanation, relative to ra-
tioning and food problems by, A2959.
DYER CREEK, VA., provide for preliminary
examination and sutvey of (see bill
H. R. 16).
EAGER, CONSTANCE, pension (see bill S.
E03).
EAGLE (magazine), editorial entitled
"Franklin Delano Roosevelt: a Valiant
Eagle" by Robert W. Hansen from,
A2221.
EAGLE PACKET CO., INC., adjudicate claim
of (see bill H. R. 1976*).
EAKER, IRA C. (lieutenant general, U. S.
Army), address on winning strategies
in aerial warfare by, A5196.
EARLY, MAURICE, article on farms for re-
tuning veterans from Indianapolis
Star by, A26.
EARLY, STEPHEN, article entitled "Early's
Contribution" by Marquis Childs from
Washington Post, AS010.
EARNSHOW, ELIZABETH, increase pension
(see bill H. R. 1607).
EARTHMAN, HAROLD H. (a Representative
from Tennessee).
Appointed on committee, 274.
Article from Southern Lumberman
, crit.eising OPA rulings, A1090.
Article from Nashville Banner relative to
OPA's rulings in laundry business,
A1396.
Article from Fort Lauderdale (Fla.)
Daily News entitled "What Fools These
Congressmen Be," A1167.
Article from Nashville (Tenn.) Banner
relative to OPA rates for hotels, A1180.
Article from Nashville Tennessean sup-
porting TVA entitled "As Broad As
Humanity," A1617.
Article by Mary Nelle Morris paying trib-
ute to Mrs. Douglas MacArthur, A1977.
Editorial from Nashville Banner relative
to exclusion of Congressmen from
OPA hearing, A983.
Sworn in, 292.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Armed forces: to discharge certain mem-
bers (see bill H. R. 4791), 11007.
Barrett, Eleanor Doris: for relief of estate
(see bill H. R. 4115), 8725.
Haynes, Ben Thomas: for relief (see bill
H. R. 2973), 3596.
Jordan, Drury Lee: for relief of estate
(see bill H. R. 5026), 12229.
Lebanon Woolen Mills, Inc.: for relief
(see bill H. R. 2782), 2796.
Martin, Jimmy (a minor) : for relief (see
bill H. R. 2509), 1829.
Messick, Bobby: for relief of estate (see
bill H. R. 2974), 396.
Overall, Mary H., and Baker, Thomas I.:
for relief (see bill H. R. 2087), 975.
Pike, Mirtie: for relief (see bill H. R.
2318), 1390.
Rowland, Elizabeth: for relief (see bill
H. R. 5027), 12229.
Selective Training and Service Act: to
stop iniductions under (see bill H. R.
3909), 8336.
Veterans' Administration: to extend
franking privilege to persons receiving
hospital treatment or domiciliary care
furnished by (see bill H. R. 2205), 1170.
Wade, Novella: for relief of estate (see
bill H. R. 4997), 12029.
Remarks by, oiz
Farmers do not strike, A5596.
Legislative appropriation bill: vote on
special order, 4460.
Office of Price Administration: exclusion
of Members of Congress from meeting
of officials, 1500, A982.
Roosevelt, Franklin D.: tribute, 3464.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
"EARTHMAN AIDING STRAWBERRY
GROWERS GETS OPA 'RAZZBER-
RY,'" article by Mary James Cottrell
entitled, A983.
EAST COAST SHIP AND YACHT CORP.,
OF NOANK, CONN., relief (see bill
H. R. 3053*).
EASTER, statement entited "Meaning of
Easter to This Day" by Senator Wiley,
A1593.
EASTERN COLORADO PLAINSMAN (news-
paper), article relative to seven sons of
Roy Berry serving in Navy from, A717.
EASTERN CONTRACTING CO., adjudicate
claim of (see bill H. R. 2518*).
EASTERN FEDERATION OF FEED MER-
CHANTS, letter urging use of surplus
molasses as feed for dairy livestock
from, A4574.
EASTERN HEMISPHERE INDIANS, author-
ize naturalization and. admission un-
der quota, certain descendants of (see
bills S. 331; H. R. 1584).
EASTERN MILK PRODUCERS COOPERATIVE
ASSOCIATION, address by Represent-
ative Plumley at convention of, A5OC4.
EASTERWOOD, MRS. FRANK, relief (see bill
H. R. 260).
EASTMAN, MAX, summary of book Road to
Serfdom by Friedrich A. Hayek from
Reader's Digest by, A4122.
EASTPORT, MAINE, exchange lands with the
city of (see bill S. 217*).
EAST RIVER, N. Y., authorizing and adopt-
ing the improvement of (see bill
H. R. 474).
EAST ST. LOUIS (ILL.) JOURNAL, article
relative to Nazi atrocities by Sam
Tucker from, A2176.
Article relative to Senator Lucas' interest
in expansion of REA from, A1817.
Article captioned "Veterans find housing
one big headache" from, A4554.
Editorial entitled "The WMC Closes
Shop" from, A4553.
EASTLAND, JAMES 0. (a Senator from Mis-
sissippi).
Address by Senator McClellan at joint
session of General Assembly of Arkan-
sas, February 28, 1945, A1227.
Appointed on Board of Visitors to Naval
Academy, 909.
Appointed on committee, 169, 170.
Appointed conferee, 10725, 11789.
Article in Country Gentleman entitled
"Let's Prevent Chaos In Cotton" by
A1665.
Article from book by Benjamin Gitlow
entitled "I Confess" relative to Negro
Communists, 6991.
Article by Dorothy Thompson on condi-
tions in Germany, 11381.
Article by Herbert Koshetz entitled "Rus-
sian Move Seen for Textile Lead,"
11381.
Article by William Henry Chamberlain
entitled "Common Sense About
Peace," 11380.
Editorial from the Memphis Press-Scimi-
tar entitled "Two Trials in Germany,"
A5244.
Remarks In House relative to speech of,
11479.
Statement made by the late President
Roosevelt relative to mixing of blood,
6992.
Tables: exports to Germany, 11378.
-parity export plan, 3275.
Amendments offered by, to
Deficiency appropriation bill (H. R.
4805) : to amend, 11525.
Government agencies' reorganization
(S. 1120): to amend, 10715.
Reorganization of Government agencies
(S. 1120) : to amend, 10251.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Agricultural commodities: to provide for
disposal of surplus (see bill S. 384),
370.

EASTLAND, JAMES -O.-Continued. ..
Bills and .joint resolutions introduced by .- -
Buckley, Chambers, H.: for- relief -of
estate (see bill S. 1375), 8420.
Buckley, Mary B.:, for. relief of estate
(see bill S. 1374), 8420.
Drainage works: to construct in humid
areas (see bill S. 422), 517.
Jones, William Carl: for relief of estate
(see bill S. 1323), 8094.
Mississippi (United States ship) : to
transfer to State of Mississippi (see
bill 1512), 9938. -
Pickwick Landing Dam: to change name
to .Kenneth 'McKellar -Dam (see' bill
S. 833).,3144.
RandO1h, Alice: -for relief (fpe bill S.
.1376)' 8420................
Rural Mail. Delivery :Service: to extend
for '3. years tempbrary 'additi0nal, pay,
fdr' eqllimerit maintenance 'for each
.carrier (see bill S. 423); 517. "
Soldiers' and Saildrs' Civil"Rellef Act: to
r.mend '(see bill'S. 1000), 4504.
Remarks by, on
Cotton: data on exports, production, etc.,
327L
stocks owned by Commodity
Credit Corporation, 4511.
Farm program after the war: parity ex-
port plan embodied in Bankhead-
Eastlaid'bill, 3267-3277.
Foreign policy of UnitedS'tates toward
Europe, .11371-11380.
French colonial Negro soldiers: rape of
German women, 7595-7597.
-article from newspaper PM, 7596.
Germany: peacetime economy, 11015.
- articles on conditions in Russian-
cccupied zone, 11373.
- review of American policy toward,
11371-11380.
Government agencies: reorganization,
10716, 10717, 10718.
Leave of absence, 4943.
Meat: domestic supplies, 2082, 2083.
-- shipments abroad, 2082.
Philippine Islands: rehabilitation, 11036.
United Nations Charter, 8034, 8084-8086.
UNRRA: appropriation, 12060.
- report of church organizations on
conditions in Europe, 12060.
War agencies appropriation bill, 6727,
6991-7005.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Claims:
Clements, David 0. (deceased) (H. R. 257,
Rept. 97). 2167.
Glassell-Taylor Co. (H. R. 1975, Rept.
537), 8048.
Lower, Fred A. (H. R. 904, Rept. 222),
3824.
Saunders Memorial Hospital (S. 693,
Rept. 249), 4221.
Stout, Gladys (H. R. 980, Rept. 223),
3824.
War Department: claims (H. R. 981, Rept.
221), 3824.
Wood. R. W. (H. R. 1481, Rept. 847),
11861.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
EAST TENNESSEE PACKING CO., remarks
in House relative to effect of OPA reg-
ulations on, 6552.
EATON, CHARLES A. (a Representative from
New Jersey).
Address by Edward R. Stettinius, Jr., at
meeting in honor of Sol Bloom, A1733.
Appointed on committee, 491.
Article in New York Times magazine
entitled "A Member of Congress Looks
at Congress," A984.
Article from Amhert (Nova Scotia)
Daily News on socialistic experiments
in Australia, A4161.
Confirmed as alternate representative to
General Assembly of' United Nations;
12440, 12451.
Nominated to be alternate representa-
tive to General Assembly of the United
Nations, 12323, 12344.
INDEX
-. EATON,. CHARLES. A-Continued..
Radio address entitled "The Bible, in' a
World Age,"' A5439. . Palestine: to open for free entry of Jews
Remarks in Senate' paying .tribute to,
3494.
Resolution by New Jersey Legislature' ex-
pressing confidence In, 3361.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Komp, William H. W.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 1394), 229.
Petitions and papers presented by. from
Citizens and individuals, 11078.
Remarks by, on
Appropriations: reduction of certain,
9844, 9845.
Pearl Harbor investigation., 8500.
Picatiriny' A!senal,' 9844.'
United Nations Charter: analysis.of,-and
. revie&w'of work .at SinFiancisdo, 7299..
UNRRA: additional appropriation, 11489.
'Votes-of: S-.e YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
- EATON, H. WARD, relief (see bill H..R 858).
EATON, JANE M., relief (see' bill H. R. 3044).
EATON, W. H., JR. (colonel, U. S. Army),
record of, 1116.
EAU CLAIRE (WIS.) DAILY LEADER, article
relating to' first chattel GI' loan to
Galen R. Whinnery by C. M. Russell
from, A3594.
EBEILING, PHILIP C., address on underly-
Ing philosophy of United States Junior
-Chamber of Commerce at Valley City,
N. Dak., by, A5622.
EBERDT, R. H., letter relative to OPA ceil-
ing price on Wisconsin cabbage by,
A4533.
EBERHART, HOWARD D., relief (see bill-
H. R. 3471).
EBERHARTER, HERMAN P. (a Repre~enta-
tive from Pennsylvania).
Address by John J. Baker at Pittsburgh,
Pa., on Memorial Day, A2672.
Appointed on committee, 15.
Article from Science magazine relative
to higher education in Russia, A5793.
Articleb from Chicago Sun on Chicago
.surface line, A2819.
Editorial from Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
entitled "Racial Theory at Bastogne,"
A536.
Editorial from New York Times on re-
ciprocal trade agreements, A2360.
.Aemorandum of American Zionist
Emergency Council relative to Pales-
tine. A4566.
Statement on authorship of pledge to the
flag, A2660.
Amendments offered by, to
Deficiency appropriation bill (H. R.
4805) : to amend, 11260.
District of Columbia Servicemen's Read-
justment Act (S. 1152): to amend,
11748.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Armed forces: relating to physicians and
dentists who served in (see bill H. R.
2969), 3595.
Calogeras, Constantinos: for relief (see
bill H. R. 1541), 291.
Classification Act: to amend to create a
mechanical service (see bill H. R.
1510), 390.
Flag of the United States: to cfficially
recognize the pledge of allegiance to
(see H. J. Res. 97, 180), 975, 4302.
Government officers: compensation of
(see H. R. 3582), 6701.
Karas, Nicholas G.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 3532), 6535.
Palestine: to establish as a Jewish home-
land (see H. J. Res. 271), 10619.
Perivolaris, Gorgios N.:. for relief (see
bill H. R. 1542), 391.
Tsarouchas, Georgios M.: for relief (see
bill H. R. 1544), 391.
Vagianos, Michael I.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 1543), 391.
Weiss, Annarae: for relief (see bill H. R.
2746), '332.
Whanbo, Eugene: for relief (see bill H. R.
4690 , 10692.
211
- EBERHARTER,.HFRMAN P.-Continued..
Motions and 'resolutions offered by
. (see H. Cbn."Res. 114), 12101.
Remarks by, on
Annuities* "exemption from taxation,
8993. E093.
Antiracketeering bill, 1-900.
Committee on Accounts: meeting,'1712.
Committee on Un-American Activities,
12.
-expenses of, 1924.
Corporations: refund of cx-ess profits,
. 1240, 7243, 7244. 7330-7332, 7335. •
Cast of living,.11060, ll61.,
Debt limit: increase, 1929, 1930, 1936,
-,1939.
D.§eficiency_. appropriation . .bill, - 11041,
-11072, .11204, 11221. 11260. -
D:strict-of Cohimbla:.employment of fe-
n'ales, 1449.
- Servicemen's Readjustment Act,
11740; 11747, 11748.
Employment Service: return to States,
11329.
Federal tax system, 12475.
Flag: pledge of allegiance, 5510.
origin, 5510.
Flood-control projects, 11072, 11073,
11221, 11260.
Joint Committee on Organization of
Ccngress. -1273.
McVay, Capt. Charles B., trial of 12483.
Motor Industry, wages in 11060.
National Service Act, ask for conference,
2196, 2197.
Navy, public works, 816.
Order of business, 11181.
Palesfine problem, 9079.
--- resolution, 12391.
Physical-fitness program, 1276.
Presidential succession, 7024.
Rec'procal trade agreements, 5032.
Rencgotlation Act, 6135.
Retail Credit Institute, plan to aid vet-
erans, 6003.
Revenue bill of 1945, 9634.
__-- tables, 9634.
Surplus war property, 10601.
-- sale to veterans, 5687.
Tax-adjustment bill, 7240, 7243, 7244,
7330-7335.
Taxation, 2555.
Veterans, rehabilitation of, 60e3.
Veterans' Administration, Department of
Medicine and Surgery, 11682, 11684,
11685.
Wages and prices, 10614.
Weiss, Samuel A., tribute to, 12487.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
EBERSBACII, BERTHA, relief (see bill H. R.
920).
EBERSTADT, FERDINAND, editorial from
Oregonian relative to report opposing
unification of Army and Navy by,
A1667.
E EONDS, statistics relative to sales by States
of, 9959.
EBRECHT, THERESA, relief (see bill H. R.
.4977).
ECCLES, M. S. (Chairman, Federal Reserve
System) : letter relative to ratification
of Bretton Woods agreements by,
A1363.
Letter and statement relative to bill to
control and regulate bank holding
companies by, A1476.
Remarks In Senate relative to Mr. Eccles'
opinion with respect to the gold re-
serve, 3835.
Statement relative to importance of
maintaining price levels by, A160.
Slatement relative to supply of money
in 1935 by, 1317.
"ECONOMIC AND PRODUCTION GOALS OF
FARMERS," address by Senator Gufley
at a farmers' conferencie in Altoona,
Pa., entitled, A5491:

ECONOMIC BILL OF RIGHTS: remarks in
House relative to, A3720.
Statement by Franklin D. Roosevelt rel-
ative to, A3720.
ECONOMIC CLUB, article on American
economic stability by 0. Max Gard-
ner in New York before, A5299.
"ECONOMIC CONSEQUENCES OF THE
PEACE": quotation from book by John
Maynard Keynes entitled, 4063.
"ECONOMIC LESSONS OF 1920": article by
Richard L. Strout from Christian Sci-
ence Monitor entitled, A2888.
ECONOMIC OUTLOOK (publication), ex-
cerpts from article entitled "The Fight
for Full Employment" from, A4602.
ECONOMIC PARADOXES IN GOVERNMENT
POLICIES, article by Chester D. Tripp
relative to, A2509.
ECONOMIC POISONS AND DEVICES, regu-
late marketing of (see bill H. R. 4851).
ECONOMIC PROBLEMS: article entitled
"Managing Our Economy" by R. C.
Leffingwell from Yale Review, A3983.
Article entitled "Tle Use of Knowledge
in Society" by F. A. Hayek from Ameri-
can Economic Review, A5688.
ECONOMIC RECONSTRUCTION IN EUROPE,
resolution to print additional copies
of the eighth report of the House
Special Committee on Postwar Eco-
nomic Policy and Planning, 11561.
Resolution authorizing printing of addi-
tional copies of House Report No. 1205,
current resolution, entitled (see H.
Res. 445*).
ECONOMIC REPORT OF THE PRESIDENT,
amendment in House to bill (S. 380)
relating to, 12073.
ECONOMIC REVIEW (publication), editorial
on Puerto Rico: Bell committee re-
port-Congress indifference from,
A4369.
ECONOMIC SECURITY, statement entitled
"Individual Security in the Postwar
World" by Secretary of Labor Schwel-
lenbach for Trans-Radio Press, A4657.
ECONOMIC SITUATION OF THE UNITED
STATES, address by 0. F. Bledsoe in
Greenwood, Miss., before Lions Club
relative to, A750.
ECONOMIC STABILITY TO COTTON SOUTH,
article by William Parker from Wall
Street Journal relative to Govern-
ment's plan to give, A2254.
ECONOMIC STABILIZATION BOARD, exempt
from certain provisions of criminal
code certain members of (see bill H. R.
29511).
ECONOMIC STABILIZER, letter by Repre-
sentative Miller (Nebraska) on hog
production addressed to, A1676.
ECONOMIC STRUCTURE, stabilize national
(see bill H. R. 486).
ECONOMISTS, recommendations for United
States appr9val of monetary agree-
ments of Bretton Woods Conference
by, A741.
ECONOMY ACT OF 1932, remarks in House
relative to, 933.
ECONOMY AUTO STORES, INC., letter rela-
tive to disposal of surplus Government
property by, A3725.
ECONOMY BLOC, remarks In Senate relative
to, 9824.
ECUADOR, dispatch from the Ecuadomn
Permanent Legislative Commission ex-
pressing condolences on death of
Franklin D. Roosevelt, former Presi-
dent of the United States, 4928.
Remarks in House relative to award of
Order of Merit to Joseph F. Thorning
by republic of, A2369.
"ECUADOR HONORS DR. mTORNING," arti-
cle from the Americas entitled, A2389.
INDEX
EDD, H. A., relief (see bill H. R. 4054').
EDDY, EZRA BUTLER, JR., AND WIFE, relief
(see bill H. R. 4866).
EDEN, ANTHONY, address in House of Com-
mons relative to foreign affairs, A5061.
Memorandum from Scottish Polish So-
ciety regarding decisions of Yalta Con-
ference on Poland to, A1360.
EDENFIELD, WALLACE L., relief
(see bill
H. R. 1025).
EDGE, LESTER, letter commending activities
of Louis B. August written by, 10044.
EDGERLY & CO., J. W., relief (see bill H. R.
3432).
EDISON, THOMAS A., address by George E.
Stringfellow before New York Kiwanis
Club paying tribute to, A685.
Joint resolution designating February 11
of each year as Thomas Alva Edison
Day (see S. J. Res. 16; H. J. Res. 76).
Memorandum on military preparedness
by, A3715.
Radio address by Senator Pepper on an-
niversary of birthday' of, A1858.
Remarks in House relative to House Joint
Resolution 76 proclaiming February 11
of each year as Thomas Alva Edison
Day, A685.
EDITOR AND PUBLISHER (magazine), arti-
cle relative to blue star mothers from,
A189.
"EDITOR GETS LESSON IN AMERICANISM,'
article from St. Louis Post-Dispatch
entitled, A3184.
EDITORS, report condemning Nazi atrocities
by American, A2307.
Remarks in House relative to splendid
report on Nazi atrocities by American,
A2307.
Statement concerning selection of, 6442.
EDMONDS, BESSIE S., relief (see bill H. R.
873*).
EDMONDSON, ED, relief of estate (see bills
H. R. 2414, 2481").
EDSON, PETER, article on Chicago's war
labor plan from Washington Daily
News by, A623.
Article entitled "States Sponsor Job
Bills" from Washington Daily News
by, A1567.
Article captioned "Victory for Woodrow
Wilson" by, A2151.
Articles relative to reorganization of
Congress by A2288, A2289, A2290.
Article captioned "Siam To You" from
Washington Daily News by, A5708.
Condensation of article on Washington
water lobby from Washington Daily
News by, A3658.
Statement by 31 national and regional
land and water organizations in reply
to series of articles on TVA by, A4521.
EDUCATION. See also CHRISTIAN EDUCATION;
VOCATIONAL EDUCATION.
Address by Senator Hill entitled "Paying
for Public Education" in New York
Times Forum, A527.
Article entitled "How To Avoid Federal
Control of Education," A2436.
Article entitled "Who Will Teach?" by
Malvina Lindsay from Washington
Post, A3090, A3255.
Article entitled "The Lost Generation of
Engineers" by William B. Plank from
Power Plant Engineering, A4095.
Article entitled "War Equipment Will
Be Given to Hospitals and Schools" by
Gordon H. Cole from PM, A4337.
Article entitled "Federal Aid For Educa-
tion" by Representative Kefauver from
Tennessee Teacher, A5129.
Bill relating to promotion of, cooperating
with States in preparing teachers to
provide moral temperance, and char-
acter (see bill H. R. 198).
EDUCATION-Continued.
Bill to provide for paying certain edu-
cational costs of States and political
subdivisions, in case of children of
families residing therein due to activi-
ties related to war effort (see bill H. R.
1449).
Bill to prevent discrimination by col-
leges and universities on account of
race, color, or creed (see bill S. 537).
Bill to provide for education and train-
ing of members of merchant marine
and certain members of Women's
Army Auxiliary Corps (see bill S. 644).
Bill to aid in providing housing for vet-
erans attending educational institu-
tions (see bills S. 977; H. R. 3166).
Bill providing housing for veterans of
World War II regularly enrolled as
students at universities or colleges
(see bill H. R. 3853).
Bill to assist States in extending courses
in natural sciences (see bill S. 1316).
Bill providing for exchange of students
in the fields of education, culture, and
science (see bill S. 1440).
Bill authorizing Bureau of Reclamation
to make payment to school districts as
compensation for education of chil-
dren of Federal employees residing on
Federally owned property (see bill S.
1266; H. R. 8386).
Bill to provide for release from armed
forces of men under 20 years of age
who desire to resume their (see bill
S. 1437).
Bill providing for observance as National
Flag Raising Day of the day on which
public schools open each year (see bill
S. 1472).
Bill to provide for release from active
duty of members of armed forces de-
siring to resume their (see bill H. R.
4376).
Bill to recommend that colleges and uni-
versities given credit for work done
and educational courses taken by
members of armed forces (see bill H. R.
4423).
Bill to authorize appropriation of funds
for more nearly equalizing public ele-
mentary and public secondary school
opportunities among and within States
and territories (see bill H. R. 4929).
Bill to exempt certain annuity paymenits
received by public-school teachers from
Federal income tax (see bill H. R. 5084).
Bill to authorize correspondence schools
to participate in program for education
of veterans (see bills S. 826; H. R.
2610).
Bill to provide that education and train-
ing provided by Servicemen's Read-
justment Act of 1944 shall be made
available to veterans on equal basis
without regard to age (see bill H. R.
154).
Bill to promote general welfare through
appropriations to assist States and
Territories to provide more effective
programs of public kindergarten or
kindergarten and nursery school (see
bill S. 863).
Bill to authorize release of members of,
and deferment of persons from, mili-
tary service in order to aid in making
possible education and training of
physicians and dentists (see bill S.
637).
Bill to authorize release of persons
from active military service and defer-
ment from military service of persons
to continue scientific and technologi-
cal (see bills H. R. 2877, 3350).
Bill to appropriate funds to assist States
and territories in financing (see bills
S. 181, 717, 1719; H. R. 1296, 3002, 3055,
4500).
Correspondence relative to the proposed
International Office of Education, 4966,
4967.

'EDUCATION-Continued.
Editorial entitled "Peril to Education"
from Washington Post, A457,
Editorial entitled "Veterans and Col-
leges" from Washington Post, A4276.
Editorial from Minneapolis Tribune rela-
tive - to small salaries paid school
teachers, A5114.
Joint resolution relative to minimum
standards for military trafning to be
required in conjunction with educa-
tional training .(see S. J. Res. 95).
Letter by a citizen of La Crosse; Wis.,
urging expansion. of social security to
include school teachers, A427.
Letter by National Catholic Welfare Con-
ference opposing bill (S..181) providing
Federal aid to States to assist in; A810.
Letter by Bryan S. Stoffer relative to
Federal aid to' States for, A1165.
Letter by G. L. Cross relative to release
of certain members of armed forces to
continue their study for medicine and
dentistry, A1701.
List of scientists and scientific organiza-
tions endorsing H. R. 2827 to exempt
persons from military service to con-
tinue scientific and technological re-
search, A5123.
Memorial of Legislature of. Georgia en-
dorsing Federal aid to, 2634. -
Radio address by Representative. Hook
relative to Federal aid to, A4465.
Remarks in House relative to rac'al dis-
crimiflation in, 1077.
Remarks in House relative to 'propagan-
da in school systems by Committee for
Constitutional Government, A1609. -
Remarks in House relative to authorize
correspondence schools to participate
in veterans', A1181.
Remarks in House relative to small num-
ber of students taking sciences, A1253.
Remarks in House relative to world peace
and, A1944.
Remarks, in House relative to schools be-
ing bulwark of democracy, A2146.
Remarks in House relative to establish-
ment of a national bureau of eCuca-
tion, A2290.
Remarks in House relative to elimination
of educational'requirements to obtain
citizenhhip for older people, C960.
Remarks in House relative to rejections
by armed forces on account of educa-
tional qualifications, A3506.
Remarks in House relative to expsrdi-
tures in public schools, A3507. ,
Remarks in House relative to universal
compulsory education in Japan, A4106.
Remarks in House relative to bill (H. R.
2827) to authorize release of members
of armed forces to continue scientific
and technological, A4101.
Remarks in House relative to educational
problems of veterans, A4399.
Remarks in House relative to induction
of 18-year-old youths into -armed
forces, A4504.
Remarks in House relative to set-back
in House Committee on Education. of
bill providing Federal aid to, A5725.
Remarks in House relative to shortage of
school teachers, A3506.-
Remarks in House relative to Federal aid
for, A1165, A2146, A2436, A3506.
Resolution creating a select committee to
study feasibility of establishing and
operating floating,-, world-traveling
universities (see H. Res. 414, 041, 442).
Speech entitled "The New Challenge to
Educational Broadcasters" ,by' Paul A.
Walke at Ohio State University, A3547.
Statement on how to avoid Federal con-
trol of education by Educational Poli-
cies Commission, A2034.
Statement by Senator Walsh relative to
educational' trust fund of Knights of
Columbus, A1082.
Statement on -Federal aid'to education
by Representative Patterson before
Iouse Committee on Education, A2879.
INDEX
EDUCATION'-Continued.
Statements relative to need, of Federal
aid to assist States In, A5725. I
Table: data relative to Federal. subsidy
for teachers' salaries, 1945, A344:
•educational background of juve-
niles arrested by FBI, 2283.
- distribution of foreign students
by countries (with exception of. Latin
America), A2732.
Text of resolution by General Assembly
of Indiana relative to relaxing regula-
tions of ODT barring transportation
in school busses of school bands, A417.
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS, remarks in
Senate relative to housing for veterans
attending, 4226.
EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY, memorial of
Legislature of Kentucky urging enact-
ment of -bill (S. 181). providing for
cqualtzation of, 4220.
EDUCATIONAL POLICIES COMMISSION,
statement on how to avoid Federal
control of education by, A2034.
EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM, text of bill (H. R.
4471) to provide .for the discharge of
certain persons from the military and
naval forces and to postpone induc-
tions, 10009.
"EDUCATION AND FOUNDATIONS," editorial
from the Harrington (Wash.) Citizen
entitled . A5036.
EDUCATION FOR FARM YOUTH, radio dis-
cussion betweeh Representative" E. A.
Hall of New York and Bob Evans rela-
tive to, A2718.
"EDUCATION OF DENTISTS IN WARTIME,"
editorial from Journal of the Ameri-
can Dental Association entitled, IA2106.
EDUCATION OF YOUTH, article by Dr. M. H.
Trytten relative to, A4907.
EDWARD H. O'HARE HOSPITAL, provide
for designation of Veterans' Adminis-
tration hospital at Jefferson Barracks,
Mo., as (see H. J. Res. 241).
EDWARDS, ARTHUR M. (lieutenant colonel,
U. S. Army), poem" entitled "0 Flag
of Strength and Beauty" by, A2879.
EDWARDS, BETTY ELLEN, relief (see bill
H. R. 2001*).
EDWARDS, CLAUDE, relief .(see bill H. R.
1728).
'EDWARDS, CLAY LONG, relief (see bill H. R.
2928).
EDWARDS, GUS, article from Washington
Star relative to death of, A4835.
EDWARDS, WILLARD, article entitled "Vital
Committee Posts in House Go to
PAC Men" by, A159.
Article captioned "Legion demands Army
end its 0. K. on Reds" from Washing-
ton Times-Herald by, A953.
Article relative to attack on Representa-
tive Wilson by Drew Pearson by, A1544.
EDWARDS PERPETUAL CALENDAR, urging
adoption of (see H. Con. Res. 53).
Facsimile of proposed, A3220.
Resolution by Legislature of Hawaii re-
questing Congress.to adopt, A3220.
"EFFECT OF THE ATOMIC BOMB ON THE
AMERICAN FOREIGIR POLICY," ad-
dress by Senator'Fulbright in New York
before Foreign Policy 'Association'en
titled, A4652.
EFFINGER, HUGO, relief ' (see bill H. R.
3496*)..
EFROYMSON, CLARENCE W., article relative
to Palestine by, A4948.
EGAN, CHARLES E., article reldtive to a cut
in British taxes, 10117.
EGAN, DAVE, article captioned "Personal loss
is felt by all"-from Boston Record by,
A1867.
EGAN,-EDWARD R., authorize the presenta-
tion of a Distinguished Service Cross
to (see bill H. R. 1885).
213
EGAN, HUGH, relief (see bill S. 909w).
-EGGS, creating an import quota on (see bill
(H. R. 4346).
Letter from the editor and publisher of
the Tulsa Tribune relative to the price
of, 10121.
Memorial of the General Court of Massa-
chusetts urging adjustment of egg
price ceilings in the New England area,
3108.
Remarks in House relative to increase in
production of, A1698.
Remarks "in- House relative to short-
sighted policy, of OPA toward egg
industry, A2152.
Remarks in House relative to OPA and
* shortage 'of, 'A3163.
Statement by Department of Agriculture
relative to standards for quality for
individual shell, 2176, 2177.
Table: production by States, 1939-44,
A1698, A3044.
EGGS: WHAT'LL WE DO WITH THEM?
article from Farm Journal relative to,
A5218.
EGYPT, memorial of Legislature expressing
congratulations on the unconditional
surrender' of the German forces, 4499.
Message of congiatulations from the
President of Egypt on termination of
the war in the Far East, 8352, 8419.
EICHELBERGER, CLARK M., article relative
to. accomplishments of San Francisco
Conference from Changing World by,
A3C84. :
Remarks in House relative to experience
'in international affairs of, A3084.
EIGHTH AIR FORCE, news release relative
:to* war record of B-17 Flying Fortress
Passaic Warrior by, A349.
EIGHTY-FIRST CHEMICAL' BATTALION,
remarkes in House relative to citations
for outstanding coutage in*Normandy
tb, A294.'."
EIGHTY-SECOND AIRBORNE DIVISION,
article by Oliver B.:Lerch from Mt.
* -.Carmel. (Pa.) Item relative to splendid
combat record of, A3522.
* .Remarks in House relative to combat
record of, A3521.
EIGHTY-EIGHTH CAVALRY' REGIMENT,
letter conplaining of Army's discharge
system from a group of officers and men
of, A4652.
EINSTEIN, ALBERT, telegram endorsing reso-
lution of Representative Douglas of
California for control of atomic energy
from, A.306.
EINSTEIN'S IDEA- ON ATOMIC ENERGY,
editorial from .Washington Post rela-
tive to, A4578. A4656.
EIRE'S CONTRIBUTION TO WORLD WAR II,
address by Thomas Dorgan in Cam-
bridge, Mass., relative to, A3969.
EISENHOWER, DWIGHT D. (General, U. S.
Army), address delivered in London,
England, by, 6014.'
* Address delivered before thejoint meet-
ing of Senate and House of Representa-
tives, by, 6243,'A3033.
Address delivered:at Guildhall, London,
England, by, 9301.
Address delivered on Armistice Day in
Boston, Mass. (general, U. S. Army),
A5045.
Article entitled "Text of General Eisen-
hower's Toast to Zhukov" from Wash-
ington Post, A2871.
Article by Walter Lippnmin from New
York Herald Tribune relative to, A2920.
Article by George Fielding Eliot relative
to General Marshall's selection of,
...
A3002.
Award.a congressional meoai of honor to
(see bill H.;R. 3542). .:"
Bill authorizing award-.by tne .President
of congress'onal medal. of honor to (see
bill H. R. 0542).

EISENHOWER, DWIGHT D.-Continued.
Bill authorizing award of a special con-
gressional medal of honor to (see bill
H. R. 3946).
Communication addressed to the Speaker
of the House expressing appreciation
of the message of commendation re-
tion received by the United States
forces serving under the Allied Ex-
peditionary Force, 3048.
Editorial from Baltimore Sun paying
tribute to, A2214.
Letter favoring compulsory military
training addressed to, A2902.
Letter relative to flying flag of liberation
in Rome by, A3635.
Letter by Representative Harness on con-
ditions in Leyte addressed to, A5273.
Letter by Jeremiah L. O'Donovan-Rossa
relative to his court martial addressed
to, A5639.
Message of felicitation from the House of
Representatives to, 3048.
Remarks in House relative to proposed
visit to Washington of June 18 of,
A2644.
Remarks in House relative to successful
command of Allied armies in Europe
by, A2644. - -industrial
Remarks in House relative to condemna-
tion of coddling of Nazi officers by,
A3000.
Remarks In House relative to welcome
by Members of Congress to, A2920.
Remarks in House relative to presenta-
tion of Congressional Medal of Honor
to, A3594.
Report of the Committee on Military
Affairs on nomination of, 10933.
Statement relative to peacetime military
training, A4919.
Statement on Stateless Persons before
House Committee on Foreign Affairs
by, A5412.
Statement relative to Russian-American
relations by, 11415.
Statement relative to development of
guayule industry by, A5780.
Suggestion that the general visit
America, 4687.
Telegram of commendation sent to the
Yugoslav Army, 4989.
Terms of Italian military armistice of-
fered by, A4720.
Tribute in the House to, A2920.
EISNER, PAUL V., relief (see bill H. R. 3009).
EKBLAW. W. ELMER, article entitled
"Lithuania in Eclipse" from Worcester
(Mass.) Telegram by, A5665.
ELEEN, JENNIE M., relief (see bill H. R. 231).
ELDER, MRS. RALPH, letter relative to her
husband's long overseas service by,
A3933.
ELDER, RAPHAEL, relief (see bill H. R.
5001).
EL DORADO, KANS., resolution urging an
investigation of the Veterans' Admin-
istration adopted by Captain Edgar
Dale Post, American Legion, at, 6155.
ELEANOR McCLOSKEY, relief (see bill H. R.
271*), 2490.
ELECTIONS, address by Representative
Kefauver In Columbus before Ohio
Bar Association relative to our elec-
toral system, A1104.
Article entitled "Justice Department
Scored on Corrupt Elections" by David
Lawrence, A1250.
Bill making unlawful requirement of
payment of poll tax as prerequisite to
voting (see bills H. R. 7, 193, 308, 406,
657, 2183).
Bill to change time of appointment of
Presidential electors and election of
Senators and Representatives in Con-
gress (see bill H. R. 1204).
Bill to extend retirement benefits to
elective officers of the United States
(see bill H. R. 4199*). 1 our, A1104.
INDEX
ELECTIONS-Continued.
Bill to permit Federal employees to
serve as election officials (see bills S.
224; H. R. 25.54),
Bill to make unlawful requirement for
payment by veterans of World War II
of a poll tax as a prerequisite to vot-
ing (see bill H. R. 3800).
Bill to amend Public Law 712, Seventy-
seventh Congress, to facilitate voting
by members of armed forces and cer-
tain others absent from place of their
residence (see bills S. 682; H. R. 3933,
4397).
Concurrent resolution that election day
be observed as a legal holiday in every
State of the United States (see H.
Con. Rs. 108).
Concurrent resolution recommending
that any parties or organizations ad-
vocating overthrow of United States
Government be prohibited from en-
tering candidates in any State or Na-
tional (see H. Con. Res. 44).
Editorial captioned "Lower the voting
age" from monthly news of Automo-
tive Workers Industrial Union, Inc.,
Chicago, Ill., A18.
Editorial entitled "The Soldier Ballots"
from Washington Evening Star, A421.
Editorial entitled "Stimson Makes Re-
port on Soldier Ballot" from Creston
(Iowa) News Advertiser, A585.
Editorial entitled "Broadening Absentee
Voting" from Mamaroneck (N. Y.)
Daily Times, A428.
Estimates of voting by State and Federal
absentee ballot in 1944, A914.
Joint resolution for amendment to Con-
stitution extending right to vote to
citizens 18 years of age or older (see
S. J. Res. 17; H. J. Res. 12, 40, 45).
List of States authorizing use by absent
servicemen of Federal ballots as a sup-
plementary voting procedure, A914.
Remarks In House on the subject of,
10462.
Remarks in House relative to comparison
in votes cast in Mississippi and Min-
nesota, A2826.
Remarks in House relative to small per-
centage of armed forces used Federal
ballot, 758.
Remarks in House relative to disfran-
chisement in McMinn and Polk Coun-
ties, Tenn., A255.
Remarks in House relative to results in
Puerto Rico of the 1936, 1940, and
1944, A213.
Report by Ben W. Hooper relative to
progress in cleaning up Cocke County
(Tenn.), A255.
Resolution relative to contested-election
case of John W. L. Hicks versus George
A. Dondero (see H. Res. 455*).
Stringfellow, George E., appeals for ma-
Jority rule, editorial from Camden
(N. J.) Evening Courier relative to,
A4148.
Table: number of registered voters and
votes cast by parties in Puerto Rico
in 1936, 1940, and 1944, A213.
ELECTIVE OFFICERS OF THE UNITED
STATES, providing for consideration
of H. R. 4199 to extend retirement
benefits to (see H. Res. 447).
ELECTORAL COLLEGE, resolution by Wis-
consin Legislature relative to abolish-
ing, A3820.
Survey prepared by Joseph Jackson in
the political system of the United
States (S. Doc. 97), 10406.
ELECTORAL SYSTEM, address by Repre-
sentative Kefauver in Columbus be-
fore Ohio Ear Association relative to
ELECTORAL VOTES. See also PRESIDENT OF
IHE UNITED STATES.
Concurrent resolution to provide for
counting of (see S. Con. Res. 1*).
ELECTRICAL WORLD (magazine), article
entitled "Rural Phase Inverters Cut
Phone Induction" by Lee M. Moore
from, A444.
ELECTRICITY, remarks In House relative to
hydroelectric energy produced by Co-
lumbia River, A433.
Remarks In House relative to reduction
in rates under TVA, 3336.
Remarks in House relative to electrical
energy generated by Bureau of Recla-
mation. A3873.
Schedules of rates paid by States under
existing power control compared to
rates under TVA and other means of
supply, 3344-3347.
Statement by R. A. Newton relative to
need for great supplies of hydroelec-
tric power, A954.
Table: residential electric service, 1944,
3340.
-- commercial electric service, 1944,
3341.
and other electric serv-
ice, 1944, 3341, 3342.
- total electric sales, 1944, 3342.
- farms electrified with central-
station service, 1935-40, 3339.
ELECTRIC POWER BOARD OF CHATTA-
NOOGA,-TENN., statistics relative to,
9961.
ELECTRIFICATION OF FARMS, comparison
of number and percentage of farms
receiving central station electric serv-
ice, 1938-44, inclusive, 2252.
Statistics relative to, 2733.
OF RAILROADS IN
ELECTRIFICATION
WEST, article by Richard L. Neuberger
from Oregonian relative to, A3860.
ELECTRONIC CORP. OF AMERICA, letter
from United Electrical, Radio and Ma-
chine Workers of America relative to
rejection by Navy Department of bid
on radio sets of, A3593,
"ELEPHANTINE OUTLOOK," article from
Washington Post entitled, A4912.
ELEVATOR OPERATORS STRIKE, remarks
in House relative to, 9085.
ELICKER, VERA FRANCES, relief (see bill
H. R. 4282).
ELI LILLY INTERNATIONAL CORP., IN-
DIANAPOLIS, IND., letter favoring ex-
tension of Reciprocal Trade Agree-
ments Act from, A2532.
ELIOT, GEORGE FIELDNG, article entitled
"Marshall Critics Called Unjust" from
Washington Post by, A3781.
Article entitled "United States Future
Depends on Avoiding World War No.
III" from Worcester (Mass.) Telegram
by, A676.
Article captioned "Final decision on Iwo
is seen up to the Infantry" by, A779.
Article on Russian Portwar Policy-Secu-
rity from Washington Evening Star by,
A4097.
Article captioned "Predischarge leave
favored to ease return to civilian life"
by, A1347.
Article entitled "Roosevelt Called Most
Brilliant of the Nation's War Presi-
dents" from New York Herald Tribune
by, A1932.
Article entitled "Iran's Right Plan" from
Washington Evening Star by, A5660.
Article entitled "OWl Termed Vital at
Present," 6416.
Article entitled "Army's Able Leadership
Traced to Executive Skill of Mar-
shall" from New York Herald Tribune
by, A3050.

ELIOT, GEORGE FIELDING-Continued.
Article relative to George C. Marshall's
selection of Dwight D. Eisenhower by,
A3002.
Statement relative to development of
atomic energy by, A4502.
ELK HILLS NAVAL PETROLEUM RESERVE
CONTRACT, excerpt submitted to a
Senate committee by Norman Littell
relative to attitude of Attorney Gen-
eral Biddle and investigation of, A331.
ELKHORN RIVER BASIN, remarks in House
relative to damage by 1944 flood in,
1681.
ELKINS (W. VA.) INTER-MOUNTAIN, arti-
cle captioned "Discharge of troops
urged by Randolph" from, A3954.
ELLENBROOK, EDWARD C., relief (see bill
S. 1110).
ELLENDER, ALLEN J. (a Senator from
Louisiana).
Address by Senator Murray before Chi-
cago Reconversion Conference, A2598.
Address entitled "Whdre Do We Go From
San Francisco," A2605. - 1348.
Address by Samuel D. Jackson at Roose-
velt memorial dinner, New Orleans,
La., A2779.
Address entitled "How To Obtain Public
Housing" before National Public
Housing Conference, A2941.
Address under auspices of Citizens'
Council for Community Planning on
Washington's housing needs, A2896.
Appointed Acting President pro tempore
of Senate, 4685.
Appointed on committee, 169, 170.
Appointed conferee, 3571, 4588, 6365,
7350, 7434, 9407, 10431, 10725, 11789.
Article from Washington Post relative
to nomination of Aubrey Williams en-
titled "Test for the Senate," A1374.
Editorial entitled "Education of Den-
tis'ts in Wartime," A2106.
Editorial from New York Times entitled
"First Peace Issue," A2543.
Editorial from Houston (Tex.)' Chronicle
entitled "Labor Developments Support
Mr. Truman," A5425.
Letter from President Truman to Dr.
Bryn J. Hovde, president, National
Public Housing Conference, Inc., 6702.
Letter by J. W. Reily on benefits of diet-
ing, 10641.
Memorial to the Congress from the Na-
tional Public Housing Conference,
6702.
Newspaper articles relative to General
Chennault's retirement, A3589, A3590.
Radio address relative to the need of a
national housing program, A1690.
Radio address on America's Town Meet-
ing of the Air program entitled "Is the
Present Food Shortage Necessary,"
4261.
Radio address entitled "Where Do We Go
From San Francisco," 8179.
Radio address on subject National Hous-
ing, A5055.
Radio address with- Senator Guffey on
subject of poll tax, A4995.
Radio discussion on Town Meeting of
the Air Program on America's war and
peace aims, A828.
Resolution from the National Public
Housing Conference entitled "Public
and Private Housing-Not Public
Versus Private Housing," 6703.
Statement on policies of Great Britain,
163.
Statement by Charles L. Raper opposing
the St. Lawrence Seaway and Power
Project, 6632.
Statement by Montgomery Ostrander in
-support of veterans' housing bill
(S. 1592), A5605.
Statement of Omar B. Ketchum in sup-
port of veterans' housing bill (S.1592),
A5609.
Tables: cost of living. 4262, 4263
INDEX
ELLENDER, ALLEN J.-Continued.
Testimony of American Veterans of
World War II in support of veterans'
housing bill (S. 1592), A5607.
Amendments offered by to
&elective Service Act (H. R. 2625): to
amend, 3722.
Surplus equipment (S. 1414): to amend,
9777.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Allen, G. F.: for relief(see billsS. 315,
317, 966, 1591), 232, 4225, 10632.
Andrus, Sufronia: for relief of estate
(see billS. 1683), 11933.
Armed forces: to defer students of med-
icine and dentistry (see bill S. 637),
1437.
Baldwin Bros. Paving Co.: for relief (see
billS. 514), 992.
Bartholomew, Harlar.d:. for relief (see
billS.667), 1599.
Bcardman, Daniel: to quiet title and
possesson with respect to land claim
of (see billS. 504), 916.
Brazil, Chesley: for relief (see bill S. 591),
Carbone, Salvatore: for relief (see bill
S. 1;38), 11284.
Channault, Gen. Claire L.: to permit to
retire at highest rank, held while on
active duty (see bill S. 1386), 8585.
Glassell-Taylor Co., Robinson and
Young: for relief (see bill S. 385), 465.
Gradijan, June I.: for relief (see bill
S. 316), 232.
Hiler, James M.: for relief (see bill S.
321), 232.
Hong Kong and Manila: to reimburse
certain civilians for personal property
lost as result of Japanese occupation
of (see bill S. 289), 193.
Housing: to establish a national policy
regarding (see bill S. 1592), 10642.
Jonsson, Sigurdur, and Thordardottir,
Thorolina: for relief (see bill S: 314),
232.
Labor disputes: to provide for appoint-
ment.of fact-finding boards to investi-
gate (see bill S. 1661), 11527.
Lawrence Motor Co., Inc.: for relief (see
bill S. 288), 193.
May, John C., and Eva Jenkins: for relief
(see bill S. 1084), 5467.
Mediterranean fruitfly: certain claimants
who sustained damages by (see bill S.
1250), 7432.
Morgan, Dane D.: for relief (see bill S.
319), 232.
Motor-vehicle tires: to provide for dis-
tribution of (see bill S. 713), 1887.
Murphy & Wischmeyer: for relief (see
bill S. 287), 193.
National housing -policy: to establish
(see bill S. 4342), 8210.
New England Telephone & Telegraph Co.:
for relief (see bill S. 318), 232.
Postage stamps: to issue Victory series
(see S. J. Res. 73), 5477.
Robertson, Wallace, and others: for re-
lief (see bill S. 515), 92.
Rockwell, Herbert C.: for relief (see bill
S. 1637), 11214.
School-lunch and milk program: to pro-
vide Federal assistance for (see bills
S. 503, 962), 926, 4225.
Servaites, Francis X.: for relief (see bill
S. 320), 232.
Spiker, Clarence J. and Jandry, Fred W.:
for relief (see bill S. 1100), 5473.
Strauss, A. M.: for relief (see bill S.
1048), 4934.
Tensas River National Park, La.: to
establish (see bill S. 386), 465.
Treasury Department: relief of Chief
Disbursing Officer (see bill S. 735),
2167.
Veterans' Administration: relief of cer-
tain disbursing officers (see bill S.
1591), 10632.
Vocational education and retraining: to
provide (see bill S. 619), 1410.
215
ELLENDER, ALLEN J.-Continued
Bills and joint resolutions'introducedby
War Department: relief of certain
civilian employees for losses by fire at
Borirquen Field, Puerto Rico (see bill
S. 666), 1529.
Wurster, William Wilson: for relief (sce
bill S. 1448), 9215.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Blocs and regional groups of nations
affecting international security: con-
demnation (see S. Res. 29), 163.
Chennault, Maj. Gen. Claire L.: to in-
vestigate conditions leading to resig-
nation of (see S. Res. 157), 7591.
Freeman, L. W.: correction in enrollment
of bill (S. 1199) to adjudicate claim
'of (S. Con. Res. 41), 10487.
Remarks by, on
Absence from the Senate: personal state-
ment, 3852.
Agricultural appropriation bill, 3555.
Airports: Federal aid bill, 8469.
American Youth Congress, 2528.
Armed forces: demobilization, 10637.
Atomic energy: reference of bill (S.1433),
9406.
Benham, Josephine, 117E9.
Blocs and regional groups of nations
affecting peace, 163.
Bratton, Sue Flippin: relief, 10915.
Bretton Woods agreements, 7683, 7634,
7686.
Capitol telephone operators, 792.
Chennault, Maj. Gen. Claire L.: resig-
nation, 7591.
Claims bills: consideration, 10932.
Compensation to municipalities for loss
of certain revenue (S. 1300) : change
of reference, 8666.
Comptroller General: report on NYA,
2530.
Continental Casualty Co., 3194.
District of Columbia: hospital center,
4383, 4384, 4385, 4385, 4387, 4390.
--_ slum clearance, 9769, 9771.
--_to reconsider bill (S. 223), hos-
pital center, 3824.
Eastern Contracting Co., 10931, 11410.
Elmira Area Soaring Corp., 9768.
Export-Import Bank, 7836, 7837, 7838.
Fabian, Peter G.: relief, 10725.
Fish or sea food: price of, 7843.
Food: comment on report of Committee
on Agriculture and Forestry, 4707-
4717.
Gause, F. L.: for relief, 2255.
Hancock, Rufus A.: relief, 10725.
Hodges, L. Wilmoth: relief, 11789.
Housing: analysis of bill (S. 1342) to
establish a national policy, 8245.
analysis of bill (S.1592), 10644.
--_bill to relieve shortage, 10644.
Insurance business: regulation, 456,
1442.
Interior Department appropriation bill,
5429.
Jackson, Walter L. (H. R. 1230) : request
for return of bill from House, 4935.
- motion to reconsider bill (H. R.
1260), 5313.
Kempner, H.: rereference of bill, S. 334,
for relief of, 517.
Labor disputes: fact-finding boards,
11526.
-summary of procedure in railroad
disputes, 11528.
Land-grant railroad rates, 9321.
Lend-lease: extension, 3237, 3238, 3239,
3240.
Livingston Parish, La., 7918.
Mattas, Matthew: relief 7350.
Meat packers: profits, 4709.
Members of Congress: salaries, 12043,
12044.
Mexico: water treaty, 3106.
National defense housing: text of report
on bill (H. R. 3322), 6124.
National Memorial Stadium, 7843.
National Service 'Act (H. R. 1752), 1437..
National Youth Administration: record
of, 2525.
216 INDEX
ELjENDER, ALLEN J.-Continued. ELLENDER, ALLEN J.-Continued. ELLENDER, ALLEN J.-Continued.
Remarks by, on Reports made by, from Reports made by, from
Nesbitt, Annie L. (S. 96): change of Committee on Claims: Committee on Claims:
reference, 4935. Baker, George E. (H. R. 1456, Rept. 526), Farkas, Ethel, and others (H. R. 1606,
O'Hara, George: relief of estate, 9407. 8048. Rept. 346), 5698.
Office of Price Administration, 5760- Barglow, David (H. R. 1539, Rept. 135). Finck Cigar Co. (H. R. 3073, Rept. 832),
5778. 2935. 11525.
-reply to critics, 4707-4717. Barlow, Mrs. Ernest L. (S. 1023, Rept. Fischer, Eric and Else (H. R. 3273, Rept.
- summary of livestock slaughter 487), 7665. 833), 11525.
prcgram, 4715. Baumann. Carl (S. 451, Rept. 536), 8048. Foreign Service: officers and employees
Oil production in Middle East, 1130. Bean Lake, Mo.: claimants (H. R. 3574, (H. R. 687, Rept. 92), 2167.
Pearl Harbor investigation: rules of pro- Rapt. 834), 11525. Freeman, L. W. (S. 1199, Rept. 480),
cedure, 10593. Bello, Marino (S. 410, Rept. 31), 674. 7665.
Price control: contribution to success of Benham, Josephine (H. R. 1457, Rept. Friedrich, Jacqueline (H. R. 3725, Rept.
war effort, 4261. 715), 10486. 852), 11861.
-extension, 5611, 5612, 5706, 5707, Beyer, Malcolm K. (S. 467, Rept. 65), Gall, John J. (H. R. 2160, Rept. 685),
5708, 5709, 5715, 5717, 5718, 5719, 5720, 1599. 10322.
5760-5778. Biewer, Frances (H. R. 856, Rept. 272), Gause, F. L. (H. R. 1360, Rept. 66), 1599.
-tables comparing prices in World 4C90. Gien, Frank (H. R. 2641, Rept. 529),
Wars I and II, 5770. Black, Clara (H. R. 2737, Rept. 572), 8800. 8048.
-profits of meat packers, 5771. Blackmore, John R. and Louise D. (H. R. Gorham, Gordon T. (H. R. 1348, Rept.
-statement to press by Chester 2300, Rept. 765), 10891. 885), 12310.
Bowles, 5775. Bolstad, Eugenie U. (H. R. 2430, Rept. Gradwell, John H. (S. 491, Rept. 44),
Public and private housing, 6702. 829), 11525. 992.
Ross. Margaret M.: relief, 6637. Bourbeau, Angelina (H. R. 202, Rept. Grandview Hospital (H. R. 1891, Rept.
School-lunch and milk program, 924, 169), 3109. 392), 6322.
3555. Bowen, Sue (H. R. 1716, Rept. 136), 2935. Gray, Thomas F. (S. 323, Rapt. 872),
12310.
Selective Service Act: extension, 3607, Bowers, Hattie (H. R. 2007, Rept. 215),
3723. 3824. Green, Rita C. (H. R. 2866, Rept. 485),
Selective Service: correspondence with 7665.
Boylston, Mrs. Glenn T. (S. 194, Rept. 91),
War Manpower Commission and oth- Greenwood, Ben and Dovie (H. R. 2686,
2167.
ers, 3724, 3725. Rept. 711), 10486.
Brady, James A. (H. R. 2310, Rept. 736), Griggs, Oscar (S. 177, Rept. 5), 231.
-release of medical students, 3723, 10532.
3724, 3726, 3727, 3728. Grim. Harold J. (H. R. 1091, Rept. 343),
Bratton, Sue Flippin (H. R. 3198, Rept. 5698.
-statement by Paul C. Barton re- 716), 10486.
medical students, 3724. Gullikson, Freda (S. 567, Rept. 167),
Brown, Adell and Alice (H. R. 244, Rept. 3109. -
Senate: absence of Senators from the 231), 4095.
floor, 3235, 3236. Gunnells, Hugh P., and wife (H. R. 2226,
Brown, Mattie Lee (H. R. 1316, Rept. 759), Rept. 481), 7665.
- procedure in connection with 10891.
quorum calls, 3769, 3771. Hancock, Rufus A. (H. R." 2578, Rept.
Brunette, Joseph (H. R.1952, Rept. 212), 524), 8048.
Smith, David B.: relief, 3571. 3824.
Smith, Katherine: relief, 3571. Hanley, Francis A. (H. R. 843, Rept. 756),
Burch, Florida Rhone (H. R. 2545, Rept. 10891.
Special committees: personnel, 522. 571), 8800.
Spiker, Clarence J., and Fred W. Jandrey, Hardage, Eunice C. (H. R. 3834, Rept.
Caffey Robertson-Smith, Inc. (S. 489, 853), 11861.
change of reference of bill (H. R. Rept. 342), 5698.
* 3417) : for relief of, 7593. Haselden & Huggins Co. (H. R. 2621,
Calvert, Ruby Doris (S. 867, Rept. 210), Rept. 1483), 7665.
Steel companies: profits, 5767. 3824.
Students of medicine and dentistry: de- Hidde, Hannah and Doris (H. R. 2401,
Campbell, Bessie M. and Charles J. (H. R. Rept. 828), 11525.
ferment from military service, 1437- 2762, Rept. 831), 11525. Hires Turner Glass Co. (H. R. 1677, Rept.
1440. Cantalupo, Albert (H. R. 1089, Rept. 570), 390), 6322.
Surplus equipment: use for soil erosion 8800. Holtz, Warner (H. R. 2479, Rept. 689),
control, 9481, 9775. Central Leaf Tobacco Co. (S. 994, Rept. 10322.
-memorandum from Department 432), 6871. Huffman, Marie J. (S. 929, Rept. 396),
of Agriculture, 9776. Clouse, Fred, and wife (H. R. 945, Rept. 6411.
Swan, Sam and Aily: relief, 5178. 133), 2935.
Thompson, Paul T.: relief, 5314. Hutchinson, Ora R. (H. R. 1849, Rept.
Cobb, Candler (H R. 1781, Rept. 710), 574), 8800.
Unemployment compensation, 8681.
10486. Illinico, Ada Wert (H. R. 1678, Rept. 391),
United Nations Charter, 7952, 8023, 8178.
Conners, Mrs. Hibernia L (S. 1027, Rept. 6322. .
Vinson, Fred M., 2483.
488), 7665. Jeannette, Alaska D. (H. R. 1346, Rept.
Vocational education, 6123.
Webb, John T., Sr., and wife: relief, 7434. Continental Casualty Co. (H. R. 1307, 494), 7746.
William, Audrey, 2395, 2396, 2469, 2477, Rept. 156), 2969. Jensen, Oliver (S.787, Rept. 434), 6871.
2478-2485, 2520-2532, 2622. Cooper, John T. (S.76, Rept. 2), 231. Johnson, Evelyn (H. R. 2642, Rcpt. 691),
- record of N. Y. A., 2481, 2482. Cosson, Alfred Lewis (H. R. 1960, Rept. 10322.
-statement' by Senator McKellar, 761), 10891. Johnson, Willie H. (S. 1129, Rept. 569),
2521. Crago, Fred (H. R. 2763, Rept. 484), 8800.
-telegram by John Oliver Nelson, 7665. Jones, William Carl (S. 1323, Rept. 714),
2530. Dance, Sadie L. and others (H. R. 842, 10486.
-telegram from director, Presbyte- Rept. 353), 5698. Jonsson, Sigurdur (S. 314, Rept. 21), 464.
rian Service Loan Fund, 2395. Danks, Edmund F. (H. R. 2039, Rept. Kacprzyk, Patricia M. (H. R. 2511, Rept.
Wilson, James Arthur: relief (S. 592), 527), 8048. 528), 8048.
6365. Davis, John F. (H. R. 1245, Rept. 492), Karalis, Mary (H. R. 1054, 3419; Repts,
Reports made by, from 7746. 274, 486), 4690, 7665.
Committee on Agriculture and Forestry: Dempsey Industrial Furnace Corporation Karsch, Blanche H. (H. R. 1711, Rept.
Fur-bearing animals (S. 566, Rept. 783), (H. R. 201, Rept. 168), 3109. 214), 3824.
10892. Deweese, Neal, and others (H. R. 1879, Kleinman, Philip (S. 311, Rept. 13), 369.
School-lunch program (S. 962, Rept. 153), Rept. 877), 12310. Kreusler, Christian H. (H. R. 3302, Rept.
8135. Duke, Harper Theodore, Jr. (H. R. 2886, 693), 10322.
Surplus materials (S. 1414, Rept. 584), Rept. 766), 10891. Lannon, Annie M. (H. R. 1956, Rept. 683),
8882. Duncan, Rolla (H. R. 3225, Rept. 768), 10322.
Committee on Claims: 10891.
Lewis, Addie S. (H. R. 3135, Rept. 767).
All, Aftab (S.1081, Rept. 621), 9294. Edmondson, Ed (H. R. 2481, Rept. 690), 10891.
Allen, G. F. (S. 315, 317, 3137; Repts. 1516, 10322.
Lewis, Bepjamin D. (H. R. 1983, Rept.
692), 369, 10322. Edwards, Betty Ellen (H. R. 2001, Rept. 176), 3109.
Alton, Helen and Edwin (H. R. 2512, Rept. 323), 5466.
Egan, Hugh (S. 909, Rept. 437), 6871. Lillis, Gertrude Weir (S. 672, Rept. 233),
737), 10632. 4095.
Asheraft, Celia Ellen (H. R. 1085, Rept. Epstein, Lillian (S. 979, Rept. 479)-, 7665.
Evans, William Andrews (S. 729, Rept. Lilly, Stanley J. (H. R. 3249, Rept. 712),
545), 8048. 10435.
Bacon, William F. and others (S. 201, 430), 6371.
Fairview School District No. 90, Pratt Lima, Manuel Rose (S. 1101, Rept. 586),
Rept. 534), 8048. 0882.
Baker," Cleo E. (H. R. 2191, Rept. 764), County, Kans. (H. R. 915, Rept. 876),
10691. 12310. Long, Lindon A. (S. 77, Rept. 3), 231.

ELLENDER, AtLEN J.-Continued.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Claims:
Lund, Genevieve "(H. R. 3790, Rept. 713),
10416.
Lynch, James (H. R. 2835, Rept. 739),
1C632.
MacDonald, Madeline J. (H. R. 892, Rept.
360), 5841.
McCleary, Jay H. (H. R. 1978, Rept. 762),
10891.
McCormack, Ellen (S. 359, Rept. 131),
2935.
McGarroll, Thomas (H. R. 3390, Rept.
7E9), 10891.
McKnight, Amy (S. 335, Rept. 17), 369.
McLean, Alexander (H. R. 2027, Rept.
634), 10322.
McLenden, Everett, and others. (S. 762,
Rept. 431), 6871.
Marggraf, Mary G. (S. 93, Rept. 55), 1348.
Martin, Stewart, Jr. (H. R. 2003, Rept.
348), 5698.
Mattas, Matthew (H. R. 1031, Rept. 236),
4095.
May, John C. and Eva Jenkins (S. 1084,
Rept. 645), 9759.
Mediterranean fruitfly (S. 1250, Rept.
491), 7746.
Meersman, Margaret M. (H. R. 1241, Rept.
211), 3824.
Minatree, 0. M. (H. R. 1358, Rept. 760),
10891.
Montague, Mary Elizabeth (H. R. 3052,
Rept. 851), 11861.
Moon, Dorothy M. (H. R. 1601, Rept. 436),
C871.
Moore, G. H. (H. R. 1015, Rept. 523), 8048.
Moran, Murray W. (H. R. 1707, Rept.
175), 31C9.
Murphy, Alice A. (S. 1126, Rept. 622),
9294.
Navy: settlement of claims (H. R. 3759,
Rept. 835), 11525.
Nepple, Earl W. (S. 683, Rept. 826), 11525.
Newton, Ethel (H. R. 1301, Rept. 493),
7746.
Ogden and Dougherty (S. 815, Rept. 667),
9938.
O'Hara, Della (S. 90, Rept. 129), 2893.
Oregon Caves Resort (S. 136, Rept. 395),
6411,
Packard, Virginia (H. R. 215, Rept. 850),
11861.
Park, Nelson R. (H. R. 2925, Rept. 352),
5698.
Payne, Greenfield (H. R. 1851, Rept. 489),
7665.
Perkins, Gins (S.167, Rept. 4), 231.
Perz, Myles (H. R. 903, Rept. 235), 4095.
Phillips, Charles L. (S. 1423, Rept. 873),
12310.
Potts, Margaret G. (H. R. 933, Rept. 132),
2935.
Pow, Margaret J. (H. R. 2701, Rept. 213),
3824.
Quay, M. Elizabeth (H. R. 1320, Rept.
389), 6322.
Radabaugh, Myrtle C. (H. R. 3987, Rept.
836), 11525.
Raney, Ida M. (S. 684, Rept. 666), 9938.
Reed, Oscar S. (S. 1077, Rept. 682), 10322.
Rhea, Mrs. C. J., Sr., (H. B. 1243, Rept.
.344), 569P.
Rickards, Harriet B. (S. 312, Rept. 14),
369.
Ritter, Betty Jane (H. R. 852, Rept. 435),
6871.
Rodlun, Nita (S. 748, Rept. 209), 3824.
Rodgers, Dan C. (S. 694, Rept. 429), 6871.
Rosser, Arlethia (H. R. 2399, Rept. 688),
10322.
Ruiz, Antonio (S. 72, Rept. 1), 231.
Ruiz, Henry M. (S. 71, Rept. 56), 1348.
Ruiz, Maria Manriquez (S. 70, Rept. 84),
1348.
St. Amznt, Edmond J., Jr., and wife (S.
980, Rept. 544), 8048.
St. Vincent's Infirmary (H. R. 206, Rept,
170), 3109.
Sanders, Katie (H. R. 3277, Rept. 879),.
5 12310.
INDEX
ELLENDER, ALLEN J--Continued.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Claims:
Sanders, Stephen E., and wife (S. 956,
Rept. 253), 4380.
Sante, Gisella (H. R. 3124, Rept. 882),
12310.
Saucier, James Alves (S.831, Rept. 681),
10322.
Sawyer, Alexander (H. R. 2361, Rept.
232), 4095.
Scott, William B. (S. 712, Rept. 250),
4380.
Severns, Albert E. (H. R. 2335, Rept. 738),
10632.
Shows, Earl J. (H. R. 2529, Rept. 482),
7665.
Smallwood, Stanley E. (H. R. 799, Rept.
525), 8048.
Smith, David B. (H. R. 209, Rept. 171),
3109.
Smith, Ray L. (H., R. 1079, Rept. 173),
3109.
Smoot, W. A., Inc. (H. R. 1058, Rept. 388),
6322.
Smothers, W. F. (H. R. 1835, Rept. 827),
11125.
Standley, Edward P. (S.1007, Rept. 433),
6871.
Stelmak, Gregory (S. 998, Rept. 585),
8882.
Stewart, Wesley J. (H. R. 2029, Rept.
763), 1091.
Stone, M. R. (H. R. 4116, Rept. 854),
1,1861.
Straka, Charles A. (S. 519, Rept. 48),
1113.
Strang, Jane (H. R. 2730, Rept. 351),
5698.
Strangio, Domenico (H. R. 1845, Rept.
275), 4690.
Strauss, Alvin W. (H. R. 206, Rept. 170),
3109.
Surmount, Charles E. (H. R. 1611, Rept.
347), 5698.
Tacy, Paul E. (S. 1231, Rept. 573), 8800.
Theriaque, Viola (H. R. 1836, Rept. 875),
12310.
Tillman, Franz (H. R. 2166, Rept. 686),
10322.
Tobey Hospital (H. R. 2721, R ept. 350),
5698.
Thompson, Paul T. (H. R. 905, Rept. 251),
4280.
Tonner, Mrs. Cecilia (H. R. 1328, Rept.
345), 5698.
Townsend, Sybil Georgette (H. R. 850,
Rept. 757), 10891.
Townsend, Wilma Louise (H. R. 807,
Rept. 172), 3109.
Tucker, Henry B. (H. R. 3074, Rept. 324),
5466.
Tyson, Charlie (S.883, Rept. 535), 8048.
Vance, Gus A. (H. R. 1135, Rept. 174),
3109.
Walker, Alice (H. R. 2700, Rept. 349),
5E98.
Walter, Galen E. (S. 243, Rept. 6), 231.
Walton, Sidney B. (H. R. 1069, Rept.
252), 4380.
War Department: settlement of claims
(H. R. 2068, Rept. 276), 4690.
War Department damages (S.1183, Rept.
500), 7746.
War with Spain: travel pay, etc. (H. R.
1192, Rept. 758), 10891.
Webb, George (H. R. 1344, Rept. 134),
2935.
Webb, John T., Sr., and wife (S. 784,
Rept. 234), 4095.
Weiss, Annarae (H. R. 2746, Rept. 830),
11525.
Williams, Ed (H. R. 879, Rept. 273), 4690.
Wilson, Mrs. James Arthur (S.592, Rept.
208), 3824.
Wilson, Lona (S. 1588, Rept. 874), 12310.
Wilson, Wayne Edward (S. 1338, Rept.
792),- 10892.
Winter, Madeline (H. R. 1301, Rept. 493),
7746.
Winter Bros. Co. (S. 1158, Rept. 668),
9938.
217
ELLENDER, ALLEN J.-Continued.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Claims:
Wyzynski, Joseph (H. R. 2002, Rept. 393),
6322.
Zimmerman, Florence (H. R. 2241, Rept.
687), 10322.
Committee of conference:
Continental Casualty Co. (H. R. 1307),
5474.
Fabian, Peter G. (H. R. 1890), 12310.
Hancock, Rufus A. (H. R. 2578), 11861.
Mattas, Matthew (H. R. 1031), 11861.
Smith, David B. (H. R. 209), 4965.
Smith, Katherine (H. R. 1567), 4965.
Webb, John T., and wife (S. 784), 10725.
Wilson, James Arthur (S. 592), 7780.
Committee on Education and Labor:
National defense housing (H. R. 3322,
Rept. 369), 6124.
Vocational education (H .R. 3322, Rept.
368), 6124.
Committee on Post Offices and Post Roads:
Pcstmasters: nomination, 4724.
Committee To Investigate Administra-
tion and Operation of Civil Service
Laws (S. Rept. 24), 464.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
ELLIOTT, ALFRED J. (a Representative from
California).
Appointed on committee, 15, 274, 275.
Editorial from Los Angeles Times on
Central Valley project, A2804.
Letter from Mrs. Hazel K. Dunn relative
•to rent control received by, 6515.
Letter from Yvon C. Morley relative to
rent control received by, 6515.
Letter from Claude R. Blodget relative
to rent control received by, 6515.
Letter from the housewives of Badger,
Calif., relative to the cut in canning
sugar received by, 6515.
Letter from M. R. Fulker relative to OPA
restrictions received by, 6514.
Resolution by California Creamery Oper-.
ators Association, A4978.
Statement of retail lumber industry,
12302.
Telegram from R. L. Stockton, Jr., pro-
testing OPA price cut on potatoes re-
ceived by, £514.
Telegram from Bernard B. Barber rela-
tive to OPA policies received by, 6514.
Telegram from Herbert C. Legg relative
to OPA ceiling on building materials
received by, 6515.
Amendments offered by, to
Agricultural appropriation bill (H. R.
2629): to amend, 2692.
Deficiency appropriation bill (H. R.
4805) : to amend, 11190.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Capitol pages: to provide a home for
(see bill H. R. 46), 19.
Colburn, Ben W.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 1145), 99.
Commodity Credit Corporation: relating
to money received in connection with
1943 raisin-variety grape purchase and
resale program (see H. J. Res. 8), 30.
Craig, Clifford E.: for relief (see bill H. R.
2189), 1108.
Flood control: to provide for emergency
works (see bill H. R. 47), 19.
Government of the United States: to
amend act to dispose of certain records
(see bill H. R. 44), 19.
Housing: to amend act relative to dis-
position of (see bill H. R. 1827), 590.
Lands acquired by the United States:
relating to disposal of (see bill H. R.
45), 19.
Madison, H. Dale: for relief (see bill H. R.
258), 32.
Smith, Edna: for relief (see bill H. R.
3505), 6321.
Wage stabilization program: appropria-
tion for salaries and expenses necessary
for (see bill H. R. 2437), 1706.
Water pollution: to prevent (see bill H. R.
1996), 838.
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ELLIOTT, ALFRED J.-Cjntinued.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill, 2690,
2692, 2693.
Agricultural labor: settlement of dis-
putes, 7532.
Appropriations: reduction of certain.
6150.
Butter: OPA regulations, A4978.
California: food basket of the world,
2836.
Central Valley project, 3918.
Citrus fruits, 12537.
Deficiency appropriation bill, 1628, 1629,
11190, 11221.
Farm labor: draft of, 2426, 2709.
-- (veto of H. J. Res. 106), 4162.
Farm-labor supply, 11190.
Federal crop insurance, 1686.
Flood-control projects, 11221.
Floods: emergency-control bill, 4844.
Food shortage, 2499.
Friant-Kern Canal, A2659.
Housing for veterans, 12301.
Housing for war workers, 1628, 1629.
Interior Department appropriation bill,
3918, 6946, 6947, 6948.
Mexican Water Treaty (Colorado River),
2231.
Military personnel: transportation home,
11253.
National War Labor Board: regulation
of agricultural labor, 5817.
O'Connor, James F.: eulogy, 266.
Oil production, Kerp County, Calif., 414.
Price Control Act: extension, 6513, 6514.
Public roads: investigation, 7191.
.
Rivers and harbors bill, 13P' , Flood wall at Ceredo and Kenova, W. Va.,
Small Business Committee, 11897, 11898.
Surplus property: disposition of, 12265.
War Agencies appropriation bill, 5817.
Reports made by, from
Joint Committee on the Disposition of Ex-
ecutive Papers:
Disposal of Government records (H. R.
44, Rept. 361), 2632.
Sundry executive departments (H. Repts.
12, 13, 14, 35, 46, 57, 64, 235, 236, 244,
312, 313, 343, 344, 359, 360, 416, 418, 428,
439, 487, 488, 587, 603-606, 657, 658, 750,
751, 787, 788, 876, 877, 928, 929, 952, 961,
1034, 1329, 1330, 1331, 1338, 1381, 1382),
190, 447, 670, 838, 974, 1320, 1540, 1706,
2164, 2456, 2632, 3228, 3351, 3466, 3747,
4006, 4751, 4913, 5528, 6154, 6700, 7391,
7662, 8659, 8879, 9210, 9726, 10067,
11368, 11604, 11931.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
ELLIS, C. E., relief (see bill H. R. 2490).
ELLIS, DORA H., pension (see bill S. 725).
ELLIS, HUBERT S. (a Representative from
West Virginia).
Appointed on committee, 491, 492.
Article from Wheeling Intelligencer rel-
ative to proposed lower tariff, A1925.
Article relative to loans to veterans,
A2563.
Editorial from Point Pleasant (W. Va.)
Daily Register criticizing Admy's defi-
nition of fascism, A2070.
Editorial from Parkersburg News on tariff
policy of Cordell Hull, A1995.
Editorial from Lincoln Republican en-
titled "Lend-Lease Fails to Win
Friends," A2833.
Editorial from Spencer (W. Va.) Times-
Record on lend-lease, A4218.
Letter from Joseph S. Clarke relative to
proposed National Service Act. A550.
Letter from a soldier in Huntington (W.
Va.) Dispatch commenting on food sit-
uation at home, A3151.
Letter from an American soldier relative
to abuses of lend-lease, A3539.
Statement by members of glass and pot-
tery industry of West Virginia re-
garding reciprocal trade agreements,
A2101.
Telegrams opposing extension of recipro-
cal trade agreements, A2420.
INDEX
ELLIS, HUBERT S.-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Armed forces: to discharge certain mem-
bers (see bill H. J. Res. 281), 11450.
Bloss, Hiram W.: for relief of estate (see
bill H. R. 2975), 3596.
Hatcher, John A.: for relief (see bill H. R.
2976), 3596.
Radcliffe, Franklin P.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 4117), 8725.
Selective Training and Service Act: to
amend (see H. J. Res. 282), 11450.
Stone, M. R.: for relief (see bill H. R.
4116), 8725.
Taxation: to forgive one-half of unfor-
given portion of individual Income tax
for 1942 (see billH. R. 1866), 640.
- relating to deductibility of ex-
penses incurred in determining Federal
income-tax liability (see bill H. R.
2342), 1470.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 5838.
Remarks by, on
Armed forces: admissioni to United States
of flancdes of members, A2562.
- discharge of fathers from, A5264.
Bretton Woods Agreements Act, 5656.
'Cattle: ceiling" prices, 6597.
Charleston, W. Va., airport, 4488.
Crowley, Leo T.: views on British loans,
A4140.
Departments of State, Justice, and
Commerce Appropriation bill, 4488.
Effects of the meat shortage, A2927.
Femoyer, Second Lt. Robert E.: heroism,
A2377.
A2059.
Food situation, 7503.
Foreign financing, A4140.
France versus Syria, 5502.
Immigration: problem of, A3394.
India: immigration quota, 9536, 9537,
9539.
Interior Department appropriation. bill,
3931.
-Bureau of Mines, 3931, 3932.
Lend-lease program: abuse of, 7814.
Nationality Act: amendment, 4645.
Ohio River flood, 1923.
OPA: failure on food problem, 6588.
-personnel, 6587.
-slaughter regulations, 6588.
Price Control Act: amendment, 6587.
Small business: failures, 6587.
Stabilization Act of 1942: amendment,
6587.
Suez Canal: charges on American troop
ships, 7814.
Sugar and the OPA, A3129.
Tax adjustment bill, 7311.
Tobacco: marketing quotas, 7708.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
ELLIS ISLAND, N. Y., remarks in House rela-
tive to detention of Italian sailors at,
1925.
ELLISON, LOUISE A., relief (see bill H. R.
1886).
ELLISON, R. A., relief of estate (see bill H. R.
1635).
ELLISON, WILLIAM D., relief (see bill S.
262).
ELLISTON, HERBERT B., article relative to
import policy of Federal Government
from Washington Post by, A936.
Article entitled "United States Opposes
Private Cartels, Clayton Explains to
Latins" from Washington Post by,
A1054.
ELLSWORTH, HARRIS (a Representative
from Oregon).
Appointed on committee, 491, 492.
Appointed on funeral committee, 10628.
Article written by H. J. Cox for Random
Lengths, a publication of the Willam-
ette Valley Lumbermen's Association,
relative to lumber production and
freight rates, A5652.
ELLSWOAT HARRIS-Continued.
Article in Washington Post entitled
"Television's Future," A508.
Article from Roseburg (Oreg.) News-Re-
view relative to history of Oregon Na-
tional Guard, A801.
Editorial from Seattle Post-Intelligencer
on lumber production, A3075.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Army: to amend law relating to removal
of officers from active list (see bill H.
R. 716), 57.
Hannon, Joseph A.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 2899), 3391.
Jones, W. C.: for relief (see bill H. R.
2663), 2381.
Oregon: relating to administrative juris-
diction of certain public lands In (see
bill H. R. 2593), 2072.
--- to transfer Roseburg rifle range,
Douglas County, Oreg., to Defense
Plants Corporation (see bill H. R. 715),
57.
Oregon Caves Resort: for relief (see bill
H. R. 894), 60.
Oregon & California Railroad and Coos
Bay Wagon Road grant lands: to re-
open to exploration, etc., under mining
* laws (see bill H. R. 1867), 640.
Servicemen's Readjustment Act of 1944:
to amend (see bill H. R: 2375), 1540.
Standley, Edward P.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 2900), 3391.
Veterans: to aid in providing housing for
those attending educational institu-
tions (see bill H. R. 3166), 4370.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill: confer-
ence report, 3792, 3794.
American trade policy, 5582.
Armed forces: rejections, 2624.
Bretton Woods Agreements Act, 5582.
Defense Plants Corporation: exchange of
land, 6289.
Deficiency appropriation bill, 11220.
Farm labor and Army manpower, 286.
Federal ballot bill, 11518, 11521.
-resolution by National Association
of Secretaries of State, 11518.
Flood-control projects, 11220.
Forestry research, 3792, 3794.
Full-employment bill, 12017.
GI bill of rights: proposed amendment,
1537.
Military Establishment appropriation
bill, 6764.
Mott, James W.: eulogy, 10625.
Office of War Information, 5323.
Oregon: percentage of registrants in
armed forces, 2624.
Overseas cemeteries, 1062.
Price Control Act: extension, 6187.
Selective Service:. Tydings amendment,
1518.
Timber Industry, 5582.
Unconditional surrender, 2514.
Veterans' housing, 11132.
War agencies appropriation bill, 5823.
Wood utilization research: data on, 1744.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES
ELLSWORTH, NORA, to adjudicate claim
of (see bill H. R. 1724).
ELMIRA AREA SOARING CORP., relief (see
bill S. 842*; H. R. 870, 3006).
Remarks in Senate relative to, 9768.
EL PASO, TEX., CITY OF, relief (see bill
H. R. 4837). -
EL PASO (TEX.) TIMES, editorial on Japa-
nese war: warning In 1934 by W. J.
Hooten from, A4067.
ELSAESSER, EDWARD J. (a Representative
from New York).
Appointed on committee, 491, 492.
Article from Buffalo Evening News on St.
Lawrence seaway, A2888.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Klein, Frank A.: to increase pension (see
bill H. R. 4865), 11233. 1

ELSAESSER, EDWARD J.-Continued,
Bills and.joint resolutions introduced by
Todd, D. C.: for relief (see. bill H. R.
1460). 268..
Aemarks by, on
VE-day, 4313.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
ELSTON, CHARLES H. (a Representative jrom
Ohio.)
Appointed on committee, 88.
Article by George E. Sokolsky from Cin-
cinnati Times-Star entitled "The
Crime of Thrift," A5.
Eiitorial from Cincinnati Enquirer on
Tennessee Valley. Authority, A2426.
Editorial from Cincinnati Times.Star on
control of atomic energy,, A4531.
Edltorial from Cincinnati Times Star en-
titled "Most American Thing in Wash-
ington," A5547.
Amendments offered by, to
Nurses (H. R. 2277) : to amend, 1805,
1806.
Bills. and joint resolutions introduced by
Fitzwater, Carl and Naomi: for relief
(see bill H. R. 4373), 9642,
Pox, Leonard J. and Milford G.: for relief
(see bill H. R. 3158), 4339.
Navy, to appoint members. of Nurse
Corps as commissioned officers in Na-
val Reserve (see.billI H. R. 4706). 10750.
O'Connell & Sweeney. Cincinnati. Ohio:
- for relief (see bill H. R. 3998), 8515.
Patents: to extend in certain cases (see
bill H. R. 718), 57.
Social Security Act: to amend (see bill
H. R. 717). 57.
Uihlein, Julius P., appointment as second
lieutenant in Army: for relief (see bill
H. R. 895), 60.
Women who served overseas • during
World War No. 1: to provide military
status for (see bill H. R. 2386),-1541.
Remarks by, on
Armed forces, voluntary enlistment bill, -
8713.
Census of Agriculture, 843.
Federal employees pay bill, 5908, 5909,
6061.
Floods, emergency-control bill, 4841,
4843.
National Academy of Sciences: appropri-
ations, 6314.
Nationality Act, amendment, 4647.
National Service Act: conference report,
2849.
Nurses' selective-service bill, 1735, 1736,
1737, 1740, 1741, 1743, 1803, 1805, 1806,
1807, 1811, 1812.
OPA: maladministration, 6603.
Petroleum subcommittee: to continue,
2504.
Postage on catalogs: readjusting rates of,
6963.
Presidential succession, 7010.
Price Control Act: amendment, 6603.
Public roads: investigation, 7190, 7192.
Scientific research: postwar, 6314.
Selective Service: Tydings amendment,
1524.
Stabilization Act of 1942: amendment,
6603.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
EL UNIVERSAL, MEXICO CITY, MEXICO,
(newspaper), statement on Mexican
water treaty by Orive Alba from, A4744-
A4750.
EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION ISSUED
BY PRESIDENT LINCOLN, address by
John S. Tilley before Jonesboro His-
torical Society on, A4119.
EMERGENCY BOARDS SET UP UNDER SEC-
TION 10 OF THE RAILWAY LABOR
ACT, information concerning, 11528.
EMERGENCY CHILD-CARE ACT OF 1945, re-
marks in House relative to H. R. 4202,
A4073.
EMERGENCY FARM MORTGAGE ACT OF
1923, amend (see bill S. 990; H. R.
2113*),
INDEX
- ""EMISSARY: TO-TIEIORIENT," article by
EMERGENCrFLOOD-CONTROL:APPROPRI-
ATION, making (see. H. J: Ret. 208*).
EMERGENCYFULL EMPLOYMENT, remarks
.in Senaterelative to,'A3719.
EMERGENCY LEGISLATION, compilation of
laws enacted for, A4488-A4493.
EMERGENCY PRICE CONTROL ACT OF 1942.
See PRICE CONTROL.
Amendments to Senate Joint Resolution
30 extending the effective period of,
3057, 4382, 4783, 5598, 5691, 5757.
Bill to amond with respect to control of
rents' for business accommodations
.(see bills H. R. 338, 703).
Bill to amend with'respect, to maximum
prices in case of cattle on th hoof:(see
:bill H. R. 675).
Bill to permit -certain subsidy and loss
operations in. case: of-flour without re-
gard to the provisions of last para-
* graph of section:2 (e) of (see bill H. R.
2775*).
Bill to amend to provide that a fair and
equitable margin be allowed for proc-
essing agricultural commodities (see
bill S. 961).
Bill. to, amend subsection (e) of section
3, requiring approval. in writing by
Secretary of Agriculture of certain reg-
ulations partaining to sea food '(see
bills S.1204; -H. R. 3658)..
*Bilhto amend section 3 of (see bill H. R.
3468).
-Bill'to amend (see: bill H. R.-3467).
Bill to amend with respect to maximum
prices for foodstuffs (see bill S. 1054).
Bill to amend section 205 (e) so as to
impose certain limitations on author-
ity of Price Administrator to institute
actions on behalf of United States'(see
bill H: R. 4177).
Bill to repeal (see bill S. 1676).
Bill to amend with respect to qualifica-
tions of certain attorneys employed in
Office of Price Administration (see bill
S. 465).
Conference report on Senate Joint Reso-
lution 10 to extend the effective period
of, 6906, 7077.
Joint resolution extending the effective
period of (see S. J. Res. 30*; H. J. Res.
101).
Joint resolution relative to the exercise
of powers under (see H. J. Res. 275; S.
J. Res. 120).
Remarks in House relative to suspension
for 90 days of all regulations and direc-
tives issued under, A2396.
Remarks in House on conference report
on Senate Joint Resolution 30 extend-
ing the effective period of, 7079, 7091.
Remarks in House on House Joint Reso-
lution 101, to extend the effective pe-
riod of, 6586.
Remarks in Senate relative to Senate
Joint Resolution 30, extending the ef-
fective period of, 5609, 5698, 5776, 5845,
6275, 6906.
Text of amendment to recapture legis-
lative power of Congress, A2994.
EMERGENCY UNEMPLOYMENT COMPEN-
SATION, amendments in Senate to bill
(S. 1274) to amend act relative to,
8166, 8728.
Minority views on bill (S.1274) to amend
the war mobilization and reconversion
act, 8101.
Remarks in Senate on bill (S. 1274) to
amend act relative to, 8668, 8728, 8733,
8738, 6742, 8750, 8804, 8815, 8817.
EMERSON, KENDALL, statement on hospi-
talization of tubercular veterans by,
A5120.
EMERICH, LYNDON B., letter on business-
men's problems today by, A1332.
EMERY-WATERHOUSE CO., letter relative
to disposal of Government surplus
property by, A3724.
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Richard L. Neuberger from°'Progressive
entitled, A1121.
EMMET;, CHRISTOPHER, T., article entitled
"Moscow Show Trials, 1945 Version,"
from A. C. L. News Letter by, A3434.
EMMONS, RALPH W., remarks in House rela-
tive to, 11326.
EMPEROR HIROHITO .OF JAPAN, declaring
that it is the policy of United States
to try as a war criminal '(see S J. Res.
94).'
"
EMPLOYEES' COMPENSATION ACT OF 1916,
amend (see bill H. R. 3169)*.
EMPLOYEES -COMPENSATION COMMIS-
SION. ".See also EXECUtiE- NOMINA-
TIONS AND CONFIRMATIONS .
- 'Letter transmitting: estismate of per-
* sonnel, requirements for, 8335, 8515,
11931.
EMPLOYEES OF STATES. COUNTIES; AND
MUNICIPALITIES taxability of annui-
ties of (see bill H. R. 4666).
EMPLOYEES OF THE UNITED STATES. bi
*Afiiendment'in Senate-to' ll (S. 1415)
to increase the rates of compensation
of, 10324, 11933.
Amendment in Senate to bill (S. 807)
to improve Salary and wage adminis-
tration in the Federal service, 6089.
Bill to extend certain benefits under
* Civil Service Retirement 'Act to em-
ployees with not less than 5 years' serv-
ice' voluntarily separated from' the
service (see bill H. R. 1969).
Bill to provide .for payment of accumu-
lative or accrued leave to certain mem-
bers of armed forces who enter or re-
enter civilian. employment before ex-
piration of such leave (see bill H. R.
1823).
Bill to provide optional retirement for
thcse who have attained age of 55
years and rendered at least 25 years of
service (see bill H. R. 1415).
Bill to provide compensation for for-
feited leave to (see bill H. R. 1438).
Bill providing for longevity pay to (see
bill H. R. 1520).
Bill granting the right to hearings be-
fore Civil Service Committees of Con-
gress to certain dismissed (see bill
S. 382).
Bill to cxclude from jury service in Fed-
eral courts (see bill S. 602).
Bill to make honorably discharged vet-
erans eligible'for civil-service employ-
ment notwithstanding commission of
misdemeanor prior to entry into serv-
ice (see bill H. R. 2209).
Bill relative to supplementing the salar-
ies of (see bill S. 600), 1348.
Bill relating to salaries and wages cf
(see bills S. 595, 607*, 1415; H. R. 2497,
2703, 3393*, 4159, 4182, 4261).
Bill to provide for payment for accumu-
lated or accrued annual leave due upon
separation from service to (see bills
H. R. 59, 1502, 2523, 4387, 4388).
Bill providing for payment for accrued
annual leave in case of certain em-
ployees dying after September 18, 1839
(see bills S. 641; H. R. 1968, 2803).
Bill to provide for the payment of over-
time compensation to (see bills H. R.
103, 112, 192, 485, 437).
Bill to amend act relative to certain over-
time compensation of certain (see bi-1l
H. R. 4720*).
Bill defraying traveling expenses of
transferred (see bills H. R. 1378, 2869,
2870).
Bill to provide for restoration to office
of civilian officers of United States who
left their. positions to serve in armed
forces (see bills S. E92; H. H. 3154).
Bill to permit serving as election officials
by (see bills S. 224; H. R. 2554).
Bill preventing multiple State Income
Taxes on salaries of (sae bill.IL R. 32").
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EMPLOYEES OF THE UNITED STATES-Con.
Bill relating to hours of employment of
ceitain (see bill S. 370*).
Bill to amend Public Law No. 304,
Seventy-seventh Congress to authorize
transportation on army vessels of (see
bill H. R. 305).
Bill to establish accountability for per-
sonnel actions in various departments
and establishments of the government
(see bill S. 232).
Bill to prevent nepotism in appoint-
ments to governmental offices and po-
sitions (see bill S. 237).
Bill to provide additional compensation
for employees killed or injured while
performing work of a hazardous nature
incident to law-enforcement activity
(see bill H. R. 190).
Bill to provide additional compensation
for certain civilian (see bills H. R. 109,
484, 488).
Bill to suspend until termination of hos-
tilities the compulsory retirement age
of employees subject to Civil Retire-
ment Act of 1930 (see bills H. R. 502,
507).
Bill to prohibit employment of persons
at $1 a year, and to provide that per-
sons shall be compensated on a reason-
able adequate basis (see bill H. R.
148).
Bill providing uniforms for (see bill H. R.
1377).
Bill providing compensation for time re-
quired in training service (see bill
H. R. 1376).
Bill to provide for Federal employment
of persons whose physical condition is
bad risk for civil-service retirement
fund making them subject to title II
of Social Security Act (see bill H. R.
314).
Bill preventing tax discrimination
against officers and employees who
would be entitled, except for their
Government employment, to retired
pay for service as commissioned officers
in armed forces (see bill H. R. 3173).
Bill to authorize Administrator of Vet-
erans' Affairs to employ on part time
clerks, stenographers, typists, and
machine operators holding positions
in other Federal departments and
agencies (see bill S. 968).
Bill to provide maternity leave for (see
bill S. 1332).
Bill to provide for an adjustment in pay
of employees whose compensation is
fixed by wage boards, when hours of
employment for which overtime com-
pensation is payable are reduced (see
bill S. 1222).
Bill to provide special leave for those who
are members of Coast Guard tempo-
rary reserve (see bill H. R. 3438).
Bill to provide uniform authority for
payment C: travel expenses of con-
sultants and other expert (see bill
H. R. 4288).
Bill to prohibit participation in a rep-
resentative capacity in certain pro-
ceedings of present or former (see bill
H. R. 4488).
Bill to permit any person actually per-
forming duties as an employee of a
Federal agency be extended recogni-
tion as an accredited representative of
a veteran organization (see bill S.
1407).
Bill to provide optional retirement for
Government officers and employees who
have rendered at least 25 years of serv-
ice (see bill S. 1422).
Bill to provide for a 30-hour week for
civilian officers and employees in or
under executive branch of the Gov-
ernment (see bid S. 1351).
Bill to amend the act of September 7,
1916, providing compensation for in-
juries to (sac hill S. 508).
INDEX
EMPLOYEES OF THE UNITED STATES-Con.
Bill to prohibit employment by the Gov-
ernment of persons who have or are
engaged in subversive activities (see
bill H. R. 1433).
Bills to authorize payment for accumu-
lated and accrued annual leave to per-
sons whose civilian appointments were
terminated pursuant to section 4 of
act of December 22, 1942 (see bills
S. 1489; H. R. 4145).
Bill amending act of December 21, 1944,
Public Law 525, act to provide for pay-
ment for accumulated or accrued an-
nual leave upon separation from serv-
ice to (see bill H. R. 4005).
Bill to provide for protection of veterans
and career-service employees in con-
nection with reductions in Federal
service (see bill H. R. 4069).
Bill to provide doctors and dentists for
emergency attention to (see bill H. R.
2716*).
Bill to provide eligibility for annuity at
age 70 after at least 5 years of service
in lieu of 15 years of such service (see
bill H. R. 5045).
Bill prohibiting soliciting or accepting
of fees for referring persons for Federal
employment (see bill H. R. 5079).
Bill providing retirement after 25 years
(see bill H. R. 4718).
Bill to grant payment of leave for certain
civilian (see bill H. R. 1469").
Bill to provide that those who leave their
positions to enter the merchant marine
shall be restored to their positions
upon termination of such service (see
bill H. R. 634).
Bills to amend act to provide compen-
sation for employees suffering injuries
(see bills S. 714*, 1325; H. R. 2381).
Bills to provide for the garnishment,
execution, or trustee process of wages
or salaries of civil officers and (see bills
H. R. 454, 3560).
Bills to provide for health programs for
(see bills S. 406; H. R. 284).
Bills to provide vacations for (see bills
S. 1351, 1352; H. R. 107, 312, 482, 1437).
Bills providing for bonding of Federal
officials and (see bills H. R. 2050, 2590,
4812).
Bill to prohibit prosecution of claims
against United States or Government
corporations by present or former (see
bill S. 843).
Bill to repeal certain provisions of law
making exceptions to the prohibition
to prosecution of claims against United
States by former (see bill H. R. 342).
Concurrent resolution to permit in-
creases in wages to extent of an addi-
tional 15 percent over those prevailing
on January 1, 1941 (see H. Con. Res.
g8).
Concurrent resolutions to appoint a joint
committee to investigate adequacy of
salaries of civilian officers and employ-
ecs (see S. Con. Res. 33; H. Con. Res.
87).
Correspondence between Representative
McCormack and Civil Service Commis-
sion relative to refund of retirement
deductions, A5211.
Editorial entitled "A 20-Percent Hike in
Federal Pay?" from Milwaukee Journal,
A4702.
Excerpt from summary of report by E. J.
McCormack relative to pay structure
of, A3187.
Joint resolution to provide that certain
officers and employees in or under the
executive branch of the Government
shall be employed for no more than
44 hours (see H. J. Res. 224).
Letter by Civil Service Commission favor-
Ing legislation for true overtime pay
for, A1257.
EMPLOYEES OF THE UNITED STATES-Con.
Letter from the Governor of Hawaii
transmitting copy of a memorandum
relative to proposed legislation con-
cerning taxation of compensation of,
3704.
Memorial of Legislature of California
urging legislation to increase con pen-
sation to, 7149.
Message from President transmitting
draft of bill pertaining to adjustment
of foreign-service pay (H. Doe. 320),
9756.
Bill to provide a night differential in pay
for (see bill H. R. 1193).
Remarks in House relative to inequities
in overtime pay of, A79.
Remarks i. House favoring increased pay
for, A2097.
Remarks in House relative to H. R. 108,
providing true overtime pay for, A1257.
Remarks in House relative to report of
E. J. McCormack on pay bill for, A3187.
Remarks in House relative to employ-
ment of additional, 7397.
Remarks in House relative to Saturday
pay as provided in legislation for sal-
aries of, A3332.
Remarks in House relative to the bill
(S. 807) to improve salary and wage
administration in the Federal service,
6069.
Remarks in House relative to the bill
(H. R. 3393) to improve salary and
wage administration in the Federal
service, 5899, 6004, 6053.
Remarks in House opposing exemption
from service in the armed forces to
certain young men who are, 725.
Remarks in House relative to increase
since 1932 of, 9430.
Remarks in House relative to reduction
in number of, 106a2, A5673.
Remarks in House relative to the
3,000,000, 9350.-
Remarks in Senate relative to salaries
and wages of, 4G93, 4705, 4722, 7161.
Remarks in Senate relative to proposed
pay increases for, 10570.
Remarks in Senate relative to a 30-hour
week for, 8361.
Remarks in Senate relative to vacations
for, 8361.
Remarks in Senate relative to the bill to
increase compensation of, 11616, 11800,
11808, 11944, 11946, 11957, 12143, 12148,
12238, 12251.
Report of increases and decreases in the
I number of paid employees, 9562.
Resolution to provide for a study of pay
increases for white-collar workers,
(see H. Res. 145).
Statement by an unidentified constitu-
ent relative tb unfairness of salary
schedule of, A3332.
Table: hourly rate of pay on Saturday
compared with that during workweek,
A3332.
analysis of present overtime pay
plan of, A80.
Tabulation showing monthly civilian
employment of the executive depart-
ment of Government for each month
since January 1941, 6064.
EMPLOYEES PAY ACT OF 1945, amend to
provide for payment of twice the reg-
ular basic rate of compensation for
work performed on holidays (see bill
H. R. 4921).
EMPLOYMENT. See also LABOR.
Address entitled "No Democratic Gov-
ernment Can Guarantee Full Time
Employment at Standard Wages" by
Senator Taft before National Indus-
trial Conference Board, A218.
Address entitled "The Way to 60,000,000
Jobs Is Through Government Partici-
pation" by Marshall Field in Cincin-
nati, A1265.

EMPLOYMENT-Continued.
Address on full-employment bill of 1945
-by:Representative:Hoolf before Marine
and Shipbuilding Workers.of America,
A1649.
Address on full employment and social
security under a free-enterprise sys-
tem by Senator Murray in St. Louis,
A3627.
Address on full employment, dream or
possibility, by John W. Scoville before
Welfare -Federation, A3141.
Address on the farmers' stake- in full
employment by Senator Guffey before
Farmers' Educational and-Cooperative
Union of America,-A4370.
Article entitled "Willis Calls 60,000,000-
Job Plan Political Propaganda" by
Jack Reed from' Indianapolis - Star,
A922..
-Article' entitled "A Way to Full Employ-
ment--Government Control of Money
and Credit" from London Times, A099.
Article from This Week relative to ex-
perience of a Red Cross 'girl in seeking,
A2!04...
Article entitled "Wallace and Jobs" by
Ralph Hendershot from New York
World-Telegram, A1978.
Article relative to legislation on full-
emplo-yment bill'fiom Kenosha -(Wis.)
Labor, A2551.
Article entitled "Full Employment and
the Wholesaler" by Senator Murray
from Hosiery Wholesaler, A2844.
Article entitled "The.Fight for Full Em-
ployment" by A. F. Whitney from Rail-
road Trainman, A3533:
Article. on unions versus, veterans from
Labor's Voice, A3609.
Article by Alfred Baker Lewis relative to
full-employment bill, A3177.
Article captioned "Loose words -about
full employment".by Walter Lippmann
from Washington Post, A3954.
:Article captioned "What. is behind em-
ployment?" by Alfred B. Sabin, A4522.
Article entitled "Full Employmentla Na-
tional Necessity". by Senator Murray
from Journal of- the National Educa-
tion Association, A4713.,
Article. entitled '_'Full Employment Ad-
vocated for Everyone" by D. W. Rutz
.from Concord (Mich.) News, A5108.
Article entitled "Full Employment Pro-
gram Based on -Economic, Fallacies"
'by 'John W. -Scoville from Barron's
National Business and Financial
Weekly, A592.
Bill to preserve reemployment prefer-
ences of members of the armed forces
.who after discharge therefrom become
employed in essential activities (see
bill H. R. 1645).
Bill for regulation of civilian 'employ-
ment to aid in prosecution of the war
-(see bill H. R. 1779).
Bill to protect veterans in.(see bill H. R.
2345).
Bill to encourage during postwar period
full private (see bill'H. R. 1364) .
Bill to aid ifi maintalning-or.restoring
full employment and production (see
bill H.R. 153).
Bill to establish Full Employment* Act
of 1945 (see bills S.380; H. R. 2202).
Bill to provide a national system-of em-
ployment offices (see bill S.1456).
Bill to establish a national policy and
program for assuring continuing full
jemployment under fair labor emn-ploy-
ment standards and practices (see bills
.S.'380;.H: R. -4181).
Bill declaring certain contracts and prac-
tices relating to employment unlawful,
-prescribing penalties (see bill S. 1643).
Concurrent 'resolution .iroviding • that
-uhemployed -vetefans should feceive
preferential consideration (see H: Con.
Rces. 54).
INDEX
EMPLOYMENT-Continu, ;d.
Debate on question "Should Government
pass legislation'insuring full employ-
ment?" by Senator Wiley and Leo M.
Cherne, A4041.
Editorial captioned "Where new jobs
are waiting" from Kansas City Star,
A620.
Editorial entitled "Jobs and the Little
Man" from San Diego (Calif.) Journal,
A889.
Editorial -entitled "Sixty Million Jobs"
froinGrange News, A1500.
Editorial entitled- "Full, Employment"
from'Washington Post, A3195.
Editorial on Government. guaranty of
jobs from Baltimore'Sun, A2694.
Editorial captioned "The Murray bill"
from Commonweal, A905.
Edit6rial entitled "The Full Employment
Bill" from Milwaukee Journal', A3844.
Editoriil entitled- "What Must We Give
-Up To Get Full -Ernployment?" from
New York Times, A3812.
Editorial relative -to full employment
legislation from Concord (N. H.) Moni-
tor, A4139.
Editorial captioned "Full employment,
perhaps-if-possibly" from Phila-
delphia Record, A4109.
Editorial urging passage of full employ-
ment -legislation by David Lawrence,
A4365.
Editorial 'entitled "Some Bad Guesses"
frbm'Chicago Tribune, A4408;.
-
Editorial from Arkansas Democrat rela-
-tivte to illusions and dangers *of pro-
posed bill for full, A4637.
'Editorial, -entitled "'Shall Government
Assume All -Risks?" from Clear Lake
(Iowa.) Reporter, 'A4735: . American' workmen will expect from
-Editorial captioned- "Full employment
bills and the facts of economic life"
from Baltimore Sun, A5144.
Excerpts- from statements by prominent
citizens and editorials from news-
papers and. publications, relative to
full, A1465-A1468.
-Excerpt entitled "Summary and 'Recom-
mendations" from article by H..G. Pier-
son entitled "Fiscal Policy for Full Em-
.plo.yment,", A2797.,
Excerpt from editorial by David Law-
rence from United States News'relative
to full,-A4418.
Excerpt from article by Samuel Crow-
ther relative to full,'A4625.
Excerpts from-article entitled "The Fight
for Full Employment" from Economic
Outlook, A4602.
-Interview:on full postwar employment
by. Charles G. Ross of Beardsley Ruml
from St. Louis Post-Dispatch, A1628.
Joint resolution directing Secretary of
Commerce to Investigate employment
policy and practices of.'baseball clubs
(see H. J. Res. 173).
Joint . resolution and . bill enacted by
Legislature 'of California memorializ-
ing Congress to enact full: employment
bill of 1945, A1568.' "
Letter-relative to speedy action* on' full
employment bill from'Union for Demo-
-ratic Action, A3606. I
Letter by Fred M.'Vinesri:ehdorsing bill,
"S. 380, a* program" to provide full,
-A2676.'
Letter by.Mrris M. Blair" urging defeat
"
of S. 380, to provide full, A3822.
Letter by H. B. McDow6ll of Sharon, Pa.,
relative to serious questions in con-
siderihg S..380; for full, A4013.
Letter- by F. C. Fay relative to bill to
provide full, A4798.
Ls't of' Meib-ers of Congress who are
sponsors of bill H. R. 2202 to provide
full, A2462, A3607, A4107.
Radio address by Senator O'Mahoney on
.Tovn Hall. Meeting p rogram relative
to responsibility of Govetffteint to
continue full, A3477.
EMPLOYMENT-Continued.
Radio-address relative 'to full employ-
ment legislation by. Representative
Patman, A3916.
Radio address on full employment legis-
lation by Senator O'Mahoney, A4165.
Radio address by Representative Buffett
on Murray-Patman full employment
bill, A5290.
Remarks in House relative to number of
people seeking, A337.
Remarks in House relative to unity in
this 'Nation to secure full, A639.
Remarks, in Senate relative to plan of
Kiwanis Club, West Point, Va. for full-
time, 4224.
Remarks in House relative to sponsors of
bill to: promote full, A2471.
Remarks by Representative Patman be-
fore -65 Members of Congress sponsor-
ing bill, H. R. 2202 to provide full,
- A241..
, Remarks -in House relative to providing
63,030,000 jobs, 5144.
Remarks in House relative to Federal
S .- regulation and full, A2694.
Remarks in -House to interest of Pro-
gressive Businessmen. Inc., in H. R.
2202, providing full, A3438.
Remarks in House relative to postwar,
A3584.
Remarks in House relative to misinter-
pretation' and decision on full, A368-4.
Remarks in House relative to desire of
returning veterans for, ASO65.
Remarks in House relative to dream of
. full employment, .A3821.
Remarks in House relative to lifting of
_ Government control aiding, A3819.
Remarks in House' relative to what
Full-Employment Act of 1945, A4139.
Remar-rs in House relative to construc-
tion of St. Lawrence seaway project
aiding 'in full, A4134.
Remarks in House relative to jobs and
full, A4418. . .
Remarks in House relative to Federal
Govsrnmebt does not owe you a job,
A4602.
Remarks in' House relative to plan of
Karl Marx,' Stalin, 'Hitler, and Mus-
solini to pro vide full, A4728.
Remarks in House relative-to meaning of
legislation to provide full, A4728. - -
Remarks in: House relative to poll in
Second Congressional. District of Illi-
nois on bill to provide full, A5461.
Remarks in House, relative to committee
hearings on 'full employment bill,
A5521.
Remarks in House relative to function
of government and, A5688.
Remarks in House'relative to necessity of
full, A4022, A4068.
Remarks in House opposing any amend-
ment to weaken H. R. 2202, to provide
full, A4255.
Remarks in House relative to Wallace's
postwar plans for, A728..
Remarks ,in- House opposing bill, S. 380,
to'provide full,12081, 122.61.
Remarks in House relative'to meaning of
S. 380 to prpvlde full, A4408. -
Re-inarkls in'•House reldtive to bills, S.
380 and H. R. 2202, to provide full,
12085, 12090, A2882,' A3534, A3977,
A5108.
Remarks in House relative'to bill H. R.
2202; to give full, A638,'A2675, A4101,
A5461, A5524.
Report by independent voters of Illinois
relative to bill to provide full, A5549.
Resolution by city council of Lawrence,
Mass., urging passage of legislation to
obtain, A4158.
Resolution -by Common Council of Mil-'
waukee favoring bill to provide full,
A4765.
Statement by certain Members of Con-
giess fa'vorirsg:legislatio. for a program
of full, A3535.
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EMPLOYMENT-Continued.
Statement by George S. Benson before
House Committee on Expenditures In
the Executive Departments relative to
S. 380, to provide full, A4380.
Statement by executive council of Amer-
ican Federation of Labor relative to
legislation to provide full, A4501.
Statement by John O'Grady before Sen-
ate Committee on Banking and Cur-
rency relative to S. 380, to provide
full, A4718.
Statement by Secretary of Commerce
Wallace before House Committee on
Expenditures in the Executive Depart-
ments relative to H. R. 2202, to provide
full, 10185.
Statement entitled1 "Full Employment
and World Peace,' A5109.
Statement on full employment bill by
Robert E. Lucy, A5524.
Testimony on Full-Employment Act of
1945 by Senator Thomas (Utah) before
Senate Banking and Currency Commit-
tee, A4002.
Testimony of Chester Bowles in support
of Full-Employement Act of 1945,
A4006.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES, regulate private
employment agencies engaged in inter-
state commerce (see bill H. R. 613).
EMPLOYMENT-AID Ul. PRAYER, article by
Ralph A. Gallagher from Messenger of
the Sacred Heart relative to, A3974.
EMPLOYMENT AND SOUND FINANCE, re-
marks in House relative to full, A4022.
EMPLOYMENT BILL SHOULD ALSO COVER
EMPLOYER, editorial from St. Johns-
bury (Vt.) Caledonian relative to,
A4087.
EMPLOYMENT BILL-TAFT'S AMENDMENT,
editorial from Nation relative to, A4219.
EMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION, remarks in
House opposing legislation providing
$25 for 26 weeks, A5144.
EMPLOYMENT FOR VETERANS, remarks in
House relative to full, A4768.
EMPLOYMENT: GOVERNMENT RESPONSI-
BILITY, radio address by Senator
O'Mahoney on Town Hall Meeting pro-
gram relative to, A3477.
EMPLOYMENT LEGISLATION, remarks in
House relative to, 9754.
EMPLOYMENT OFFICES, provide a na-
tional system of (see bill S. 1456).
Bill to provide for return to State op-
eration of public (see bills S. 1510;
H. R. 4437).
Message from the President relative to
return to the States of, 10117.
EMPLOYMENT, PRICES, AND INCOME, sta-
tistics relative to, 3263.
EMPLOYMENT-PRODUCTION ACT, relating
to (see bill S. 380*).
Remarks in House concerning, 12063,
A5524.
EMPLOYMENT'S BENEFITS TO AGRICUL-
TURE, radio address by Representative
Hook relative to, A4257.
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE. See also UNITED
STATES EMPLOYMENT SERVICE.
Remarks in House relative to return to
State administrations of, 9853.
Letter by Unemployment Compensation
Division of North Dakota relative to
Federal control over State, A1533.
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE FACILITIES, pro-
vide for returning to the States (see
bill S. 1389).
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE OF THE UNITED
STATES, remarks in Senate relative to,
8729.
STABILIZATION PRO-
EMPLOYMENT
GRAMS, regulations of War Manpower
Commission on subject of, A1634.
INDEX
ENCYCLOPEDIA AMERICANA, articles on
Cartels by Howard W. Ambruster from,
A1002, A1068, A1079.
END OF THE WAR, remarks in House relative
to the number of volunteers and
drafted men in the armed forces,
9909.
ENDRES, ALBERT J. (corporal, U. S. Army),
remarks in House relative to military
record of, A1837.
ENDRES, CARL R. (sergeant, U. S. Army),
remarks in House relative to military
record of, A1837.
ENDRES, JERRY (sergeant, U. S. Army), re-
marks in House relative to military
record of, A1837.
ENDRES, JOSEPH P. (private first class, U. S.
Army), remarks in House relative to
military record of, A1837.
ENDRES, MAURICE E. (private first class,
U. S. Army), remarks in House relative
to military record of, A1837.
ENDRES, WILLIAM J. (corporal, U. S. Army),
remarks in House relative to military
record of, A1857.
ENEMY NATIONS, declare a governmental
policy in preventing rebulding of war
power of (see H. Con. Res. 55).
ENEMY PROPERTY COMMISSION, create, to
provide for disposal of certain enemy
property (see bill H. R. 4963).
ENG, ERLING W., statement relative to vet-
erans housing problems by, A5154.
ENGEL, ALBERT J. (a Representative from
Michigan).
Address before Veterans of Foreign Wars,
State of Michigan, describing trip
through China and India, A5405.
Appointed to Board of Visitors of United
States Military Academy, 100.
Appointed 01 committee, 88.
Appointed on Select Committee on Post-
war Military Policy, 9291.
Appointed conferee, 2277, 6826, 6971,
10937, 11739.
Article from Associated Press relative to
abandonment of Army equipment In
Europe, A690.
Letter and statement of Secretary of
State relative to reconstruction of
Europe, A176,
Letter from Secretary of War relative to
disposition of war equipment in
Europe, A745.
Prayers offered by Rev. Dr. Joseph F.
Thorning at National University,
A3013.
Resolution of Chamber of Commerce of
Muskegon, Mich., relative to retention
of productive facilities, A1837.
Statement by American Federation of
Labor on cost of maintaining a family
of four, 2444.
Statement of Chief of Ordnance, L. H.
Campbell, Jr., on sale of surplus am-
munition crates, A2960.
Tables: cost-of-living data, 2447.
-flood-control projects, 11205.
Bills and joint resolutionsintroduced by
Muskegon Trust Co.: to issue duplicate
of Porterfield scrip certificate No. 53 to
(see bill H. R. 1860), 640.
Taxation: to fix personal exemption and
credit for dependents for purposes of
income tax (see bill H. R. 2672), 2457.
Veterans' widows: pension for (see H. R.
3686), 6701.
Remarks by, on
Alaska Highway: cost, 1939.
Alcan Highway: construction costs, 6686,
7191, 7411.
American troops in China, A4734.
-article and correspondence, A4734.
Ammunition: alleged shortage, 716.
Ammunition and shell-loading plant7:
data gathered on personal survey of,
604.
ENGEL, ALBERT J.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Appropriations: reduction of certain,
9849.
Army: enlisted troop strength in United
States, 9831, 9832.
-mustering-out plan, 4546.
Army Air Corps: appropriation, 11325.
Canol oil project, 6686.
Committee on Appropriations: investiga-
tions by, 141.
- Navy Department63C6.
- War Department, 3306.
Committee on Roads: investigation by,
7405.
Committee on Un-American Activities,
13, E51.
Debt limit: increase, 1939.
Defense plants: investigation of produc-
tion costs in, 6686, 7411.
Deficiency appropriation bill, 1625, 11051,
11204, 11257.
Departments of State, Justice, and Com-
merce appropriation bill, 2213, 2357.
Du Pont, Richard: Army gliders, 6315,
6316.
Federal employees pay bill, 6672.
Flood-control projects, 1073, 11204, 11257.
General Motors: war-production record,
979.
Great Britain: part in war with Japan,
7371.
Independent offices appropriation bill,
939.
Labor-Federal Security appropriation
bill, 4738, 4739, 4748, 7034.
Land-grant railroad rates: conference
report, 10129, 10140.
Ledo Road, Burma: letter from a soldier
relative to pay of civilian mechanics,
7411.
Maritime Commission: appropriation,
919.
- reducing appropriation, 4181.
Military Establishment appropriation
bill. 66E2.
Military equipment in European area:
disposition of surplus, 1172.
National Academy of Sciences: member-
ship of, 6316.
National Service Act, 603, 605, 606, 714,
715, 716.
Navy: disposition of vessels and facili-
ties, 5356.
Palestine, 9699.
Pentagon Building, 6687.
Peace proposals, 1052.
Public roads: investigation, 7191.
Railroads: land-grant rates, 4184, 4190,
4191.
Scientific research in interest of na-
tional security (H. R. 3440), 6310, 6315.
Statement by Vannevar Bush relative to
failure of German science, 6316.
Taxation as it affects the low-income
group: review, 2442-2449.
War Department: data on construction
costs at Camp Blanding and Camp
Meade, 6685.
-disparity In pay between civilian
and Army personnel, 7411.
-waste in expenditures, 1929.
War Department appropriation bill
(civil functions), 1047.
War equipment in Europe, A745.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
ENGINEERING STUDENTS, article entitled
"The Lost Generation of Engineers"
by William B. Plank from Power Plant
Engineering, A4095..
ENGLAND. See also BERITIS LOAN; GREAT
BRITAIN.
Article from the Wall Street Journal
relative to the proposed loan to, 10732.
Editorial captioned "How now, Eng-
land?" from Washington Times-Her-
ald, A51.
News release by War Production Board
relative to supplying lumber to, A17O0.

ENGLAND-Continued.
Remarks in House relative to a proposed
loan to, 8494, 8511.
Remarks in House relative to experience
of Thirteen Colonies under rule of,
A4369.
Remarks in House relative to lend-lease
furnished, A4140.
Remarks in House relative to the tons
of food stored in, A1250.
Remarks in Senate relative to amount
of lumber needed for prefabricated
houses for, 3014.
ENGLAND AND FRANCE PLEAD FOR FINAN-
CIAL AID, editorial from Sunbury
(Pa.) Daily Item relative to, A3981.
"ENGLAND BEGINS TO MISS THE AMERI-
CANS," article by Anne O'Hare MCor-
mic: from New York Times entitled,
A4520.
"ENGLAND-ENEMY OF LIBERTY", address
by Senator Langer in Brooklyn en-
titled, A5264.
ENGLAND RELAXES RATIONING ON PET-
ROL, article from London News and
Chronicle relative to, A3180.
ENGLAND'S BRASS IN LOAN DEMAND, arti-
cle by James H. Cotter from Irish
World relative to, A4248.
ENGLAND'S CHARACTERISTIC UNFAIR-
NESS, remarks in House relative to,
A4116.
ENGLAND'S DEBT FROM WORLD WAR I,
remarks in House relative to, A5425.
ENGLAND'S FAILURE TO PAY DEBT IN-
CURRED IN WORLD WAR I, remarks
in House relative to, A4116.
ENGLAND'S LABOR IDLERS, letter by un-
named soldier in London relative to,
A4152.
ENGLAND'S REQUEST FOR LOAN, remarks
in House relative to, A4117.
"ENGLAND WILL AID SMALL BUSINESS,"
article from New York Times entitled,
A3711.
ENGLE, CLAIR (a Representative from Cal-
ifornia).
Appointed on committee, 274, 275.
Article by Carl S. Kelty in Los Angeles
Examiner relative to boost in price of
gold, A1029.
Article in Los Angeles Herald-Examiner
quoting Senator Scrugham's views on
price of gold, A1029.
Article from New York Herald Tribune
entitled "The Flying Seventy-ninth,"
A1417.
Letters relating to reimbursing owners of
gold mines, A4785.
Letter by Neil O'Donnell relative to gold
mining. A4296.
Amendments offered by, to
Gold reserve (H. R. 3000): to amend,
5287, 5288.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Geological data: to make available to
States certain (see bill HZR. 3688),
7267.
Gold mines: relief of owners of certain
(see bill H. R. 4393), 9726.
Gold Reserve Act: to amend (see bill
H. R. 4669), 10628.
Gold reserves: relating to (see bill H. R.
,2343), 1470.
Loans: mining and smelting (see bill
H. R. 3595), 6785:
McNulty, Donna May: for relief (see bill
H. R. 1230), 127.
Minerals, metals, and petroleum: .tocon-
tinue subsidy payments (see bill H. R.
2455), 1747.
Mines: to suspend obligations against
operators who are forced to cease
oreration because of the war (see bill
H. R. 1730), 512.
INDEX
ENGLE, CLAIR-.Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced By
Mining, milling, and smelting loans: to
provide (see bill H. R. 1768), 512.
Mustering-out Payment Act: to amend
(see bill H. R. 2076), 975.
Nevada County, Calif.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 4281), 9372.
Public lands: repeal of act withdrawing
certain (gee bill H. R. 3836), 7743.
Reconstruction Finance Corporation: to
continue subsidy payments by corpora-
tions created by (see bill H. R. 2660),
2381.
Robbins, C. W.: for relief (see bill H. R.
1603), 327.
Securities Act of 1933: to amend (see bill
H. R. 2344), 1470.
Shasta National Forest: to add certain
lands to (see bill H. R. 2854), 3228.
Strategic minerals, metals, and petro-
leur: to continue subsidy payments
in regard to (see bill H. R. 2077), 975.
Upper Narrows Dam: to change name to
Harry L. Englebright Dam (see bill
H. R. 3870), 7890.
Veterans' housing of student (see bill
H. R. 3853), 7824.
Vicencio, Dorothy: for relief (see bill
H. R. 3211), 4574.
Remarks by, on
Bureau of Mines: exploration and re-
search work, 9639.
Deficiency appropriation bill, 11262.
Flood-control projects, 11262.
Flour subsidy, 2861.
Gold: article by W. F. Boericke, A4941.
-- Increase in price in China and
Great Britain, A2834.
-- need of rescinding order closing
mines, 4438, 5919.
-correspondence, 5921.
-WPB order closing, A1919.
-- reduction of reserves, 5281, 5282,
5266, 5287. 5288, A806.
Interior Department appropriation bill,
6941.
Mexican water treaty: repudiation of
pledge to veterans, A1531.
Mining industry: financing for, A3265.
Subsidies: continuation of certain, 5240.
-on metal mining should be con-
tinued, A1333.
Veterans' Administration: Department of
Medicine and Surgery, 11664, 11665,
11666, 11672, 11674, 11682.
Reports made by, from
Committee on War Claims:
Hart, Mrs. Beulah (H. R. 916, Rept. 1435),
12029.
Committee. on World War Veterans' Leg-
islation:
Veterans in labor unions (H. R. 3384,
Rept. 874, pt. II), 7404.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
ENGLE, N. H., article entitled "Aluminum
Discovers the Northwest" from Chris-
tian Science Monitor by, A840.
ENGLEBRIGHT, HARRY L. (late a Repre-
sentative from California).
Remarks in House relative to naming
dam in honor of, 9255.
ENGLES, MELVIN, authorize Secretary of the
Interior to sell certain lands in Mon-
tana to (see bill H. R. 4444).
ENGLISH, ELLIS D., letter endorsing peace
resolutions by A608.
ENGLISH AS A WORLD LANGUAGE, remarks
in House relative to, A2520.
ENGLISH LOAN AGREEMENT, remarks in
House relative to conditions of, A5356.
ENGLISH LOAN: PROPAGANDA TO PUT IT
OVER, article from Wall Street Journal
relative to, A5460.
ENGLISH RAILWAYS RUN EXTRA TRAINS
TO COAST, article from London News
and Chronicle relative to, A3180.
223
ENGLISH •TIRED OF CODDLING GERMAN
PRISONERS OF WAR, editorial from
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette relative to,
A2568.
ENID, OKLA., quiet title to certain school-
district property in (see bill H. R.
3796*).
ENID (OKLA.) DAILY NEWS, editorial en-
titled "You Can't Blame the Dog"
from, A589.
ENLISTED MEN. See ARMED FORCES OF THE
UreITED STATES.
ENSLEY, FRANK, report of the Committee on
Post Offices and Post Roads in Senate
on nomination of, 7118.
ENSLEY, HAROLD M., relief (see bill H. R.
1880).
ENTERPRISE (U. S. S. aircraft carrier), arti-
cle captioned " 'Big E' builds legend
her men never forget" by Al Dokking,
A1634.
Bill to preserve as a national memorial
(see bill H. R. 4157).
Bill to authorize Secretary of Navy to
transfer to State of New York, the (see
bill S. 1546).
Remarks in Senate relative to fighting
record of, A1633.
ENTERTAINMENT OF DISTINGUISHED
VISITORS, make available certain un-
expended balances of appropriation for
(see S. Res. 109").
ENTERTAINMENT EXPENDITURES. See
FOREIGN SERVICE.
EPISCOPAL DIOCESE OF MASSACHUSETTS,
resolution relative to universal mili-
tary training passed by the Department
of Social Service of the, A5051, A5278.
"E PLURIBUS UNUM-A TRADE BARRIER
DISCUSSION," article by Robert J.
Goode entitled, A76.
EPSTEIN, LILLIAN, relief of estate (see bill
S. 979*),
EQUALITY OF ALL PEOPLES IN THE
WORLD, remarks in House relative to,
10135.
EQUAL PAY FOR EQUAL WORK FOR
WOMEN, article by Eleanor Roosevelt
from Washington Daily News relative
to bill S. 1178, providing, A3675.
EQUAL RIGHTS AMENDMENT, address by
Emma Guffey Miller at Boston before
National Association of University
Women relative to,.A994.
Article from National Women's Trade
Union League of America relative to,
A2182.
Article by Mrs. Charles Bang from Cleve-
land (Ohio) News relative to, A2182.
Article by Representative Woodhouse
from New Haten (Conn.) Union Times
relative to, A3897.
Editorial entitled "Illusory Women's
Rights" from Washington Post, A3599.
Editorial from Waterloo (Iowa) Daily
Courier relative to, A4247.
Joint resolution for amendment to
Constitution providing for (see H. J.
Res. 49,* 66).
Letter by Senator Guffey relative to,
A2902.
Letter by Worth M. Tippy, secretary
emeritus, Federal Council of Churches
of Christ in America, favoring, A3565.
Memorandum by Marvin Harrison oppos-
ing adoption of, A3212, A3234.
Memorial of Legislature of New York
urging adoption of amendment for,
3940, A2038.
Minority views relative to report on,
A3601, A3602.
Remarks in House relative to, 4340.
Remarks in House relative to Democratic
and Republican Parties endorsing,
A1780.
Resolutions by United Automobile Work-
ers and Women's Conference relative
to, A7CO.
224
EQUAL RIGHTS . MENDMENT-Continued.
Statement entitled "'Why I Am For the
Equal-Rights Amendment" by Nora
Stanton Barney, A3343.
Statement by Florence L. C. Kitchelt
and article from New York Herald
Tribune relative to, A4020.
"EQUAL RIGHTS FOR WOMEN," article by
Grace. B. Doering from Cleveland
(Ohio) News entitled, A2182.
Joint resolution for amendment to the
Constitution of the United States pro-
viding for (see S. J. Res. 61; H. J. Res.
71, 80, 82, 96).
Remarks in House relative to a proposed
constitutional amendment providing
for, 562, 669.
Text of House Joint Resolution 71,
amendment to Constitution providing,
A1780.
EQUAL TAXATION, resolution adopted by
the Kansas Association of Insurance
Agents, Pittsburg, Kans., favoring,
7105.
EQUIPMENT CO., DETROIT, MICH., letter
relative to the Renegotiation Act by,
A47.
ERB, TISH, article entitled "Ration Board
S2rvlce is Thankless Task" from
Lewiston (Idaho) Morning Tribune by,
AC9.
ERDMAN, R. P., relief (see bill H. R. 4829).
ERICSON, GEORGE, article on "Strikes:
Compromise Seems Necessary" from
Christian Science Monitor by, A4179.
ERICSSON, JOHN, remarks in House relative
to iron-clad warship Monitor built by,
A692.
ERICSSON, LEIF, editorial in Washington
Evening Star relative to resolutions
providing for erecting a monument to,
A5805.
Joint resolution authorizing erection In
District of Columbia of statue of (see
S. J. Res. 114; H. J. Res. 279).
Remarks in House relative to erection of
a monument to, A5805.
ERIKA MANN CHAPTER OF WIVES, INC.,
CHICAGO, ILL., statement favoring
continuance of price controls by, A5155.
ERLINGER, MILTON, statement on notes
on reconversion by, A3843.
ERNSBARGER, GEORGE, relief (see bill
H. R. 5028).
EROSION CONTROL, use of surplus equip-
ment for (see bill S. 1414).
ERSKINE, GRAVES BLANCHARD, letter
from Secretary of Labor transmitting
draft of bill appointing as Retraining
and Reemployment Administrator,
10618.
ERVIN, JOE W. (a Representativefrom North
Carolina).
Appointed on committee, 274, 275.
Articles by Harlan P. Kelsey relative to
saving Grandfather Mountain, N. C.,
A1321, A1322.
Article from Charlotte (N. C.) Observer
relative to OPA entitled "Utterly Dis-
credited," A3585.
.Fair Employment ?ractice Committee:
Ride, Tory, Ride!, A3267.
Resignation from committee, 9336.
Table: employment of white women,
4211.
-population data, 4206.
Testimony of Raymond C. Kidd relative
to supplies for Veterans' Administra-
tion, A3581.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Alaska: to admit into the Union (see bill
H. R. 1807), 590.
Armed forces: relating to pay and al-.
lowances paid in United States cur-
rcncy or at a fair rate of exchange If
in the money of any other nations
(s-e bill H. R. 2257), 1285.
INDEX
ERVIN, JO. W.-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Civil Air Patrol: to recognize active-
duty members as veterans of World
War II (see bill H. R. 2149), J080.
Foreign Service Academy: to create (see
bill H. R. 408), 25.
Foreign Service Institution: to establish
(see bill H. R. 2980), 3699
Government of the United States: to
prohibit prosecution of claims against
the Government by any employee or
by certain ex-employees (see bill H. R.
2233), 1207.
President: designation of certain duties
(see bill H. R. 3889), 7935.
Servicemen's Readjustment Act: to
amend (see bill H. R. 3344), 5292.
Stepp, Nicholas T.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 4560), 10246.
Veterans: to extend franking privilege
to those in hospitals (see bill H. R.
2148), 1080.
- to amend regulations to provide
for training in short, intensive courses
(see bill H. R. 2601), 2165.
- to assist in establishment of small
business enterprises (see bill H. R.
2692), 2517.
Motions ant resolutions offered by
Armed forces: to investigate exchange
rates relative to pay of members of
(see H. Res. 140), 1285.
Remarks by, on
Child-care centers, A4080.
Commodity Credit Corporation, 2064.
Decentralization of industry, A4105.
Fair Employment Practice Committee,
4439, 6779, 7478, A3131, A3202, A3204,
A3224, A3232, A3242, A3768.
a concentration camp for all
Americans, 4176, 4177, 4204-4215.
- exhibits, A2076.
Milk subsidies, 2064.
President: need for lightening duties of,
A3599.
School for diplomats: details of bill for,
ALE63.
Veterans' Administration: investigation,
2379.
Reports made by, from
Committee on World War Veterans Legis-
lation:
Veterans and labor unions (H. R. 3384,
Rpt. 874, pt. III), 7550.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
ERWIN, NEIL C. (ship carpenter, U. S. Army),
letter relative to Wallace's appoint-
ment by, A586.
ESCAMBIA COUNTY, FLA., provide for con-
veyance of that portion of Santa Rosa
Island under jurisdiction of Depart-
ment of Interior to (see bill H. R.
4486).
ESPINOSA, DOLORES, poem paying tribute
to Ernie Pyle by, A1897.
ESSARY, HELEN, article, British Extrava-
gant Allowance for Diplomats, from
Washington Times-Herald by, A4520.
Article on United States' postwar atti-
tude from Washington Times-Herald
by, A5574.
ESSENTIAL AND CRITICAL ACTIVITIES,
remarks in House relative to release by
War Manpower Commission of list of,
A495.
ESSER, AMELIA, pension (see bill S. 624).
ESSEX COUNTY (MASS.) DEMOCRATIC
OUTING, address by Representative
Lane at Salisbury Beach, A32761.
ESTILL, A. K., article entitled "Our Rubber
Policy" from Wall Street Journal by,
A4695.
ETHERIDGE, J. D., relief (see bill H. R.
1012*).
ETTESVOLD, ANTON M., case history of,
A523.
Remarks in House relative to selection
as most typical Midwest farmer of,
A523.
EUBANKS, MRS. J. T., relief (see bill H. R.
1134).
EUROPE, article entitled "The Rape of
Europa" by Francis Henry Taylor from
Atlantic Monthly, A575.
Article entitled "War Destroying Europe's
Middle Class" by Franz Pick from
Barron's National Business and Finan-
cial Weekly, A939.
Article on blood feuds of central Europe
by Marquis Childs from Washington
Post, A2548.
Correspondence relative to providing
relief for the starving people of, 7930.
Joint press release from Representatives
Mundt and Bolton relative to eco-
nomic and political conditions in,
A4309.
Letter and statement by Secretary of
State relative to financing of devas-
tated, A176.
Remarks in House relative to allotment
of farm machinery to countries in,
A1093.
Remarks in House relative to financing
in restoration of devastated, A176.
Remarks in House relative to legislation
passed by Congress to aid starving peo-
ple in, 984.
Remarks in House relative to Russia's
domination of small countries of,
A2154.
Remarks in House relative to hungry
people of, A2235.
Remarks in House relative to America's
participation in politics of, A2425.
Remarks in House relative to Members of
Congress visiting, A2730.
Remarks in House relative to economic
problem in devastated, A2885.
Remarks in House relative to handling
of food by Army in, A2846.
Remarks in Senate relative to providing
tood for, 4687, 11237.
Remarks in Senate relative to shipment
of coal to, 8262.
Report of congressional committee on
study made of general conditions in,
9661.
Resolution by Central European Federal
Club of London, England, appealing in
behalf of central European nations,
A1898.
EUROPEAN AGRICULTURAL REHABILITA-
TION, remarks in House relative to
UNRRA's program, A5286-A5289.
EUROPEAN CHILDREN, statement by Ameri-
can Headquarters of Foster Parent's
Plan for War Children relative to
plight of, A5390.
EUROPEAN CHILD WELFARE PROBLEMS,
statement by Katharine F. Lenroot
relative to, A5331.
EUROPEAN CONDITIONS TODAY, articles by
Ralph Nicholson from New Orleans
Item relative to, A34, A35.
EUROPEAN CONFEDERATION, article by
Dorothy Thompson from Washington
Evening Star on, A1345.
EUROPEAN COUNTRIES, statement by Rep-
resentative Weiss relative to his recent
visit to, A4071:
EUROPEAN COUNTRIES FINANCIAL RE-
QUESTS, article by Arthur Krock from
New York Times relative to, A3993.
EUROPEAN FOOD PROBLEM, radio address
by Herbert H. Lehman relative to,
A3307.
News item from New York Times relative
to. 8946.

EUROPEAN INFLUENCES IN THE WESTERN
HEMISPHERE, remarks in Senate
relative to, 3282.
EUROPEAN NATIONS, radio address by
Representative Madden relative to
program of UNRRA to aid liberated,
A4024.
Remarks in Senate relative to furnish-
ing food for starving, A3921.
EUROPEAN RELIEF, remarks in House rela-
tive .to probable' termination 1946 of,
A5286.
EUROPEAN RELIEF: GOP STATESMANSHIP,
6ditorial from Des Moines Tribune rel-
ative to, A5249.
EUROPEAN RELIEF OPERATIONS AFTER
WORLD WAR I, letter by Herbert
Hoover relative to, A4537.
Tables: sources of food supplies, clothing,
and finances for, A4537, A4538.
EUROPEAN STARVING NATIONS, editorial
captioned "How many must starve?",
from Akron (Ohio) Beacon Journal,
A4172.
Editorial from Washington Post relative
to ample food to share with, A4090.
Editorial from Bridgeport (Conn.) Tele-
gram relative to supplying food to,
A4231.
Editorial entitled "To Aid the Starving"
from New York Times, A4478.
Editorial entitled "We Promised Relief"
from Washington Daily News, A4503.
Petition by residents of Jefferson County,
Mo., urging aid for, A4358.
Remarks in House relative to necessity of
furnishing aid to, A4224.
Remarks in House relative to, A4503.
EUROPEAN THEATER OF OCCUPATION,
remarks In House relative to armed
forces in, A3802.
Survey of opinions on Negro infantry
platoons in white companies of seven
divisions by Research Branch, Informa-
tion and Education Division, head-
quarters, A5268.
EUROPEAN THEATERS OF WAR, report of
an official inspection trip by Members
of Congress, 833.
Remarks in House relative to American
troops involved In, A3674.
Remarks in House relative to visit by
members of House Committee on Mili-
tary Affairs to, A32.
Report by Representative Harness ap-
pearing in Scripps-Howard newspapers
relative to his visit to, A389.
Resolution providing for an investigation
by Committee on Military Affairs of
destruction of military property in (see
H. Res. 320).
EUROPEAN TRIP OF COMMITTEE: A NOTE
OF REALISM, editorial from New
Orleans Item relative to, A4412.
EUROPEAN VETERANS ANGRY OVER BE-
ING STUCK IN PACIFIC, letter by
soldier at Okinawa from Buffalo Eve-
ning News relative to, A5335.
EUROPE MUST BE FED BY US TO GUARAN-
TEE WORLD PEACE, article by Mal-
colm Logan from New York Post rela-
tive to, A2520.
EUROPE NEEDS AMERICAN FOOD AND
FUEL; article by Edgar Ansel Mowrer
from St. Louis Post-Dispatch relative
to, A3657.
EUROPE'S FOOD AND HEALTH PROBLEMS,
address by Roy F. Hendrickson In Chi-
cago before Food -Forum relative to,
A3146.
EUROPE'S POSTWAR PROBLEMS, editorial
from New York Times relative to,
A3600.
EUZIERE, CLEMENT, relief (see bills S. 1361";
H. R. 4052.
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INDEX
•EVANGELICAL CHURCH, resolution oppos-.
Ing peacetime military training by
Nebraska conference, A4671.
'EVANS, BOB, radio discussion relative to
future of GI bill of rights between
Representative Edwin Arthur Hall
(New York) and, A462.
Radio interview relative to drafting of
farm labor of Representative Fuller by,
A955.
Radio discussion on the food crisis by
Representative Edwin A. Hall (New
York) and, A1620.
Radio discussion relative to subsidies be-
tween Representative Edwin Arthur
Hall (New York) and, A1176.
Radio interview on veterans and the
point system of Representative Fuller
by, A2589.
Radio discussion relative to education
for farm youth and value of 4-H
Club between Representative Edwin
Arthur Hall (New York) and, A2718.
Radio discussion on Bretton Woods
agreements between Representative
Edwin Arthur Hall (New York) and,
A2838.
EVANS, EVERETT M., report of the Commit-
tee on the Judiciary in Senate On
nomination of, 9247.
EVANS, J. EARL, relief of estate (see bill H.
R. 2011").
EVANS, JENETTIE, increase pension (see bill
H. R. 1052).
EVANS, MRS. JOHN W., relief (see bill H. R.
4632).
EVANS, LUTHER H. (Librarian of Congress),
address at Germany atrocity program
in Library of Congress by, A3292.
Introductory address at ceremony in
observance of Texas centennial by,
A5581.
Report of the Committee on the Library
in Senate on nomination of (Executive
nomination), 6929.
Speech upon presentation of an enrolled
copy of original Bill of Rights by
Barney Balaban to Library of Congress
by, A1326.
EVANS, SILLIMAN, remarks in Senate rela-
tive to, 1350.
EVANS, WILLIAM ANDREWS, relief (see bills
5. 729'; H. R. 2623').
,EVANS, WILLIAM ERNEST, relief (see bill
H. R. 3513).
EVANS FUNERAL HOME, relief (see bill H. R.
2333").
EVANS-JACKSON, J. E., letter paying tribute
to Franklin Delano Roosevelt by,
A2025.
EVANSVILLE (IND.) COLLEGE, address on
democracy by Representative LaFol-
lette at, A2995.
EVATT, HERBERT V., article on San Fran-
cisco-capital of United Nations, from
San Francisco Chronicle by, A4703.
EVERETT, HOWARD, article paying tribute
to State of Minnesota by, A4685.
EVERGLADES, FLA., providing for an exami-
nation and survey of channel and har-
bor at (see bill H. R. 660).
EVICTION, prohibit eviction from their
homes of the wives, children, and
dependents of members of armed
forces (see bill H. R. 2868).
Remarks in House relative to, A3550.
EVJUE, WILLIAM T., editorial paying tribute
to former Representative Edward E.
Browne from Madison (Wis.) Capital
Times by, A511q'.
Radio address on universal military
training by, A155.
Telegram relative to universal military
training by, A155.
EWALD, WILLIAM, poem entitled "Truth" by,
A3457.
Poem entitled "To Congress" by, A4447.
225
EWA PLANTATION CO., relief (see bill H. R.
4975).
'EWING, OSCAR R., address at national rally
of the United Americans for United
Nations at New York by, A2112.
"EXCEPTION," poem by Henry G. Lee from
Saturday Evening Post entitled, A5164.
EXCESS PROFITS TAX, remarks in Iouse
relative to, 9609, 9615.
EXCHANGE PROGRAM WITH FOREIGN
COUNTRIES, extend and broaden
existing programs for Interchange of
certain persons of United States and
peoples of other countries (see bill
H. R. 4368).
EXCHANGE STABILIZATION FUND, letter
from the Secretary of the Treasury
transmitting the annual report of,
3282, 3391.
EXCISE TAXES, remarks in House relative
to, 9611.
EXECUTIVE AGENCIES, letter transmitting
estimate of personnel requirements for,
157.
Resolutions authorizing Committee on
Appropriations to assist it in deter-
mination of matters within its Juris-
diction, to conduct studies and ex-
aminations of (see H. Res. 50*, 70).
Resolution to provide for continuing re-
view by standing committees of the
House of (see H. Res. 26).
Resolution to investigate certain acts of
(see H. Res. 88*).
EXECUTIVE BRANCH OF THE GOVERN-
MENT, provide for a 30-hour week for
civilian officers and employees in or
under (see bill S. 1351).
Bill to limit the term of office of certain
civilian officers in (see bill H. R. 2604).
Bil to prescribe a 2-year term of office
for certain civilian officers in (see bill
H. R. 2276).
Bill to amend Civil Service Retirement
Act of 1930 to clarify its provisions with
respsct to its application to certain
officers in (see bill S. 88).
Bill to require name of each officer or
employee shall be typewritten or hand
printed under signature on official cor-
respondence, papers, and documents in
(see bill H. R. 3207).
Bill to make eligible to acquire a civil-
service status upon passing a noncom-
petitive examination, certain tempo-
rary employees in (see bill H. R. 3152).
Bill providing for reorganization of agen-
cies in (see bill H. R. 4129").
Joint resolution establishing Joint con-
gressional committees to obtain com-
plete information with respect, to the
functioning of (s-e H. J. Res. 209).
Joint resolution requiring monthly ap-
pearance, before the House committee
concerned with its activities, the head
of each department, agency, or inde-
pendent establishment in (see H. J.
Res. 144).
Letter from the Director of the Bureau
of the Budget transmitting report rel-
ative to the personnel requirements
during the third quarter of the fiscal
year 1945, 3054.
Letter transmitting estimate of personnel
requirements for, 17.
Message from the President relative to
organization of, 4919, 4976.
Report of Joint committee on reduction
of nonessential Federal expenditures
concerning civilian employment in
September 1945, 10693, 10953.
Remarks in House relative to the pro-
posed report and question period in
(H. Res. 31), 35.
Remarks in House relative to reorgan-
ization of, 9350, A4057.
Remarks in House relative to views of
Lindsay C. Warren on overhauling of,
A1880.

EXECUTIVE' BRANCH -OF THE GOVERN.
MENT-Continued.
Report of Joint Committee on Disposi-
tion of Executive papers in, 3287, 4095.
Resolution to investigate policies and
practices relative to civilian employ-
ment in (see H. Res. 66*).
Resolution to amend Rules of House pro-
viding for reporting and questioning
period for heads of agencies and de-
partments in (see H. Res. 31).
Tables showing civilian employment in,
1409, 8360.
EXECUTIVE NOMINATIONS AND CON-
FIRMATIONS. '
Army appointments and promotions
Chief of Staff: Eisenhower, Dwight D.;
nominated, 10860; confirmed, 10981.
Generals: nominated, 2116, 3430, 8320;
confirmed, 2918, 3779, 8376.
Lieutenant generals: nominated, 489,
3046, 3430, 5216, 6241; confirmed, 304.
3281, 3779, 5444, 6824.
Major generals: nominated, 489, 490, 3046,
3223, 4132, 5216, 6241, 7130, 7296, 8920,
8452, 8603, 9789, 10111, 10529; con-
firmed, 804, 3281, 4541, 5444, 6824, 7517,
8982, 0601, 12345.
Brigadier generals: nominated, 408, 489,
490, 2046, 4132, 5216, 6241, 6242, 7366,
8452, 9655, 10111, 12344; confirmed,
1027, 3281, 4541, 5444, 6366, 6824, 7517,
E982, 10529, 11475.
Colonels: nominated, 6, 408, 1252, 2116,
3281, 4424, 5821, 7130-7132, 7630, 8453,
8533, 9332, 9789, 10358, 10860, 11474,
11887; confirmed, 804, 1445, 2918, 3494,
6366, 8046, 9601, 10529, 11120, 12345.
Lieutenant colonels: nominated, 6, 1252,
1617, 4969, 7131, 8453, 9332, 11120, 11471,
11474; confirmed, 804, 1445, 1856, 5444,
9601, 11887.
Majors: nominated, 1252, 4969-4971, 7131,
7132, 5501, 8453, 9332, 11120, 11474;
confirmed, 1465, 4726, 5444, 6366, 9601,
11837.
Captains: nominated, 6, 408, 1252, 1617,
2772, 3494, 5501, 8453, 11120; confirmed,
804, 1445, 1856, 2918, 6366, 11887.
First lietenants: nominated, 6, 180, 1252,
1361, 1362, 7130, 9331, 9332, 10358, 11120,
11471; confirmed, 804, 1445, 1566, 1567,
2918, 9601, 10529, 11887.
Second lieutenants: nominated, 1252,
7130; confirmed, 804, 1445, 7296.
Civilian appointments
Acheson, Dean G., to be Under Secretary
of State; nominated, 8690; confirmed,
8918.
Alldredge, J. Haden, to be a commissioner,
Interstate Commerce Commission;
nominated, 6; confirmed, 333.
Altmeyer, Arthur G., to be member of
Social Security Board; nominated,
7473; confirmed, 7704.
Anderson, Clinton P., to be Secretary of
Agriculture; nominated, 4938; con-
firmed, 5445.
Attorneys, United States; nominated,
199, 408, 489, 2959, 4132, 7366, 8319,
8452, 8690, 9906, 11320; confirmed, 333,
804, 1142, 3261, 3735, 4609, 5340, 8489,
8767, £918, 6982, 9040, 9601, 10860,
11039, 11813.
Benton, William, to be Assistant Secre-
tary of State; nominated, 8318; con-
firmed, 8803.
Berle, Adolf A., Jr., to be Ambassador
Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to
Brazil; nominated, 160; confirmed, 333.
Braden, Spruille, to be an Assistant Sec-
retary of State; nominated, 8690; con-
firmed, 9907.
Bradley, Omar N., to be Administrator
of Veterans' Affairs; nominated, 7296;
confirmed, 7517.
Brophy, William A., to be Commissioner
of Indian Affairs; nominated, 1027;
confirmed, 1787.
Brown, Lewis, to be district judge for
Montana; nominated, 2036; confirmed,
2834.
INDEX
EXECUTIVE' NOMINATIONS AND CON-
FIRMATIONS-Continued.
Civilian appointments
Bureau of Internal Revenue: assistant
commissioner; nominated, 8319.
Burton, Harold H., to be an Associate
Justice, Supreme Court of the'United
States; nominated, 8690; confirmed,
8767.
Byrnes, James F., to be Secretary of
State; nominated, 7130; confirmed,
7132.
Caffrey, James J., to be a member of
Securities and Exchange Commission;
nominated, 3173, 3320; confirmed, 3779.
California Debris Commission: mem-
bers; nominated, 8452; confirmed, 8768.
Callaghan, Neal H., to be Superintendent
of the Mint, San Francisco, Calif.;
nominated, 3571; confirmed, 4815.
Caudle Theron Lamar, to be Assistant At-
torney General; nominated, 7587, con-
firmed, 8133.
Clark, Bennett Champ, to be associate
justice, Court of Appeals, District of
Columbia; nominated, 8538; confirm-
ed, 8918.
Clark, Tom C., to be Attorney General;
nominated, 4968; nominated, 6125.
Coast and Geodetic Survey: nominated,
408, 3046, 4969, 7181, 9789; confirmed,
702, 3133, 5445, 7473, 10112.
Cohen, Benjamin V., tobe counselor, De-
partment of State; nominated, 8318;
confirmed 8603.
Collectors of Customs; nominated 180,
199, 2410, 3430, 6048, 7473, 8046, 8319,
9789, 10934, 11039; confirmed, 409, 1253,
2997, 4815, 6749, 8205, 8768, 9496, 9933,
10112, 11180, 11320.
Collectors of Internal Revenue; nomi-
nated, 180, 3173, 7181, 8314, 8767, 10934;
confirmed, 409, 2997, 3388, 8133, 8317,
Condon, Edward U., to be director of
Bureau of Standards; nominated,
10131; confirmcd, 10359.
Customs Ccuits: judges; nominated,
9331.
Davis, Chester C., to be member of Ad-
visory Board, War Mobil'zation and
Reconversion; nominated, 10529; con-
firmed, 10599.
Davis, T. Hoyt, to be district judge. Geor-
gia; nominated, 6; confirmed, 549.
del Torn, Enrique Campos, to be Attorney
General of Puerto Rico; confirmed,
8204.
Denny, Jr., Charles R., to be a member of
Federal Communications Commission;
nominated, 2194; confirmed, 2772.
Diez, Jorge L. C., to be associate justice,
Supreme Court of Puerto Rico; nomi-
nated 9906; confirmed, 11411.
Diplomatic and Foreign Service:
Baruch, Herman B., to be.Ambassador
to Portugal; nominated, 549; confirm-
ed, 928.
- Braden, Spruille, to be Ambas-
sador to Argentina; nominated, 3571;
confirmed, 4263.
-Cole, Felix, to be Minister to
Ethiopia; nominated, 804; confirmed,
1253.
-Davis, Monnett B., to be Minister
to Denmark; nominated, 4815; con-
firmed, 5721.
- Hamilton, Maxwell M., to be
Minister to Finland; nominated, 8690;
confirmed, 8918.
-- Hines, Frank T., to be Ambassador
to Panama; nominated, 8318; confirm-
ed, 8603.
-- Kyle, Edwin Jackson, to be Am-
bassador to Guatemala; nominated,
408; confirmed, 927.
--
MeGurk, Joseph F., to be Ambas-
sador to Dominican Republic; nomi-
nated, 408; confirmed, 927.
-Merrell, George R., to act as Com-
missioner to India, with rank of Min-
ister; nominated, 1252; confirmed,
1500.
EXECUTIVE NOMINATIONS AND CON-
FIRMATIONS-Cortinued.
Civilian appointments
Diplomatic and Foreign Service: Murray,
Wallace, to be Ambassador- to Iran;
nominated, 549; confirmed, 1253.
- Norweb, R. Henry, to be Ambas-
sador to Cuba; nominated, 4536; con-
firmed, 4815.
-Norweb, R. Henry, to be Ambas-
sador to Panama; nominated, 408; con-
firmed, 928.
-Palmer, Ely E., to be Minister
to Afghanistan; nominated, 549; con-
firmed, 927.
- Pawley, William D., to be Ambas-
sador to Peru; nominated, 5340; con-
firmed, 6048.
- Schoenfeld, H. F. Arthur, to be
Minister to Hungary; nominated,
11471; confirmed, 12062.
-Warren, Avra M., to be Minister to
New Zealand; nominated, 9906; con-
firmed, 10112.
- Warren, Fletcher, to be Ambassa-
dor to Nicaragua; nominated, 2545;
confirmed, 3133.
-Wilson, Edwin C., to be Ambas-
sador to Turkey; nominated, 262; con-
firmed. 490.
- consuls general; nominated, 180,
1921, 2036, 2545, 3046, 3494, 4132, 4536,
5544, 5721, 6277, 7130, 7630, 7870, 9330,
9655, 9789; confirmed, 333, 2116, 2273,
3133, 4263, 4815, 5721, 6123, 7132, 7636,
8133, 10112.
- consults; nominated, 183, 2036,
3046, 3494, 4132, 4536, 5444, 5721, 6277,
7130, 9330, 9655, 9789, 11039, 11320;
confirmed, 333, 2273, 3133, 4263, 4815,
5721, 6125, 7132, 7636, 12062, 12526.
- vice consuls; nominated, 1922;
confirmed, 2116.
-Foreign Service Officers; nomi-
nated, 2623, 4132, 4536, 4725, 5500,
5444, 6277, 8318, 8319, 9330, 9496, 9655,
12345; confirmed, 3133, 4815, 7636, 8604,
12062, 12526.
Donaldson, Jesse M., to First Assistant
Postmaster General; nominated, 7296;
confirmed, 7517.
Donovan, Dennis F., to be judge for dis-
trict of Minnesota; nominated, 5444;
confirmed, 7636.
Employees' Compensation Commission;
nominated, 180, 1252, confirmed, 409,
1500.
Evans, Luther H., to be Librarian of
Congress; nominated, 6241; confirmed,
7006.
Export-Import Bank: nominated, 10275,
10529, 11179, 12062; confirmed, 10934,
12062, 12345; withdrawn, 11039.
Federal Communications Commission:
nominated, 6; confirmed, 333.
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation:
nominated, 8319, 10981; confirmed,
8453, 11630.
Federal Power Commission: nominated,
8538.
Federal Trade Commission: nominated,
9331, 10671; confirmed, 9496, 10807.
Foley, Raymond Michael, to be Federal
Housing Commissioner in National
Housing Agency; nominated, 7181,
7296; withdrawn, 7297; confirmed,
7517.
Foley, Roger T., to be district judge for
Nevada; nominated, 2997; confirmed,
3261.
Gates, Artemus L., to be Under Secretary
of the Navy; nominated, 6241; con-
firmed, 6366.
Gillette, Guy M., to be a member of Sur-
plus Property Board; nominated, 6;
confirmed, 333.
Gilliam, Donnell, to be judge for enst-
ern district of North Carolina; nomi-
nated, 4132; confirmed, 409.

EXECUTIVE NOMINATIONS AND CON-
FII MATIONS-Continued.
Civilian appointments
Gourley, Wallace S., to be district judge,
western district of Pennsylvania; nom-
inated, 10358; confirmed, 10860.
Hankins, Paul A., to be Assistant Com-
missioner of Internal Revenue; con-
firmed, 9496.
Hannegan, Robert E., to be Postmaster
General; nominated, 4132; confirmed,
4263.
Harlan, Byron B., to be judge of The
Tax Court; nominated, 12526.
Hensel, H. Struve, to be Assistant Secre-
tary of the Navy; nominated, 408;,
confirmed, 549.
Herzog, Paul M., to be a member of
National Labor Relations Board; nom-
inated, 5721; confirmed, 6202.
Holtzoff, Alexander, to be associate jus-
tice, District Court, District of Colum-
bia; nominated, 8538; confirmed, 8918.
Hutson, John B., to be Under Secretary
of Agriculture; nominated, 5793; con-
firmed, 6749.
Jacobs. Harold H., to be Examiner in
Chief, Board of Appeals, Patent Office;
nominated, 408; confirmed, 1566.
Johnson, Jed, to be judge of United
States Customs Court; nominated,
2959; confirmed, 3081.
Judson, Harold William, to be Assistant
Solicitor General; nominated, 7587;
confirmed, 8133.
Koscinski, Arthur A., to be judge for
eastern district of Michigan; nomi-
nated. 5501; confirmed,- 7636.
Land Office: register; confirmed, 11630.
Lawler, Joseph J., to be Third Assistant
Postmaster General; nominated, 4132;
confirmed, 4609.
Laws, Bolitha J., to be Chief Justice,
District Court of the United States for
District of Columbia; nominated, 408;
confirmed, 1362.
Lee, William E., to be Interstate Com-
ryerce Commissioner; nominated,
11179; confirmed, 11736.
Lilienthal, David E., to be a member,
Board of Directors, Tennessee Valley
Authority; nominated, 4132; con-
firmed, 4815.
Luhrsen, Julius G., to be a member of
Railroad Retirement Board; nomi-
nated, 2410; confirmed, 2772.
Lynne, Seybourn H., to be district judge,
Alabama; nominated, 12062; con-
firmed, 12451.
McCarthy, Frank, to be an Assistant
Secretary of State; nominated, 8690;
confirmed, 8918.
McGrath, J. Howard, to be Solicitor Gen-
eral; nominated, 9154.
McKeough, Raymond S., to be a member,
Maritime Commission; confirmed,
9601.
McNutt, Paul V., to be High Commis-
sioner of Philippine Islands; nomi-
nated, 8376; confirmed, 8603.
Madden, Thomas M., to be district judge
for New Jersey; nominated, 9496; con-,
firmed, 9933.
Mahaffie, Charles D., to be a commis-
sioner, Interstate Commerce Commis-
sion; nominated, 6; confirmed, 333.
Margold, Nathan Ross, Associate Justice,
District Court of the United States for
District of Columbia; nominated, 408.
Maritime Commission; nominated, 8319.
Marshals, United States; nominated, 180,
2036, 4132, 5721, 6048, 8452, 8690, 9906,
10934; confirmed, 333, 2835, 3735, 4609,
6749, 8133, 8767, 8918, 8982, 10860,
11039, 11141, 11813.
Mathes, William C., to be district judge,
southern district of California; nomi-
nated, 8918; confirmed, 9601.
Mellott, Arthur J., to be district judge
for Kansas confirmed, 11039.
INDEX
EXECUTIVE NOMINATIONS AND. CON-
FIRMATIONS--Continued.
Civilian appointments
Metzger, Delbert E., to be district judge
for Hawaii, nominated, 8452; con-
firmed, 8767.
Miller, Shackelford, to be -judge, Circuit
Court of Appeals, Kentucky; nomin-
ated, 10934, confirmed, 11411.
Miller, Watson B., to be Federal Security
Administrator; nominated 9331; con-
firmed, 9601.
Miller, Wilbur K., to be associate justice,
Court of Appeals, District of Colum-
bia; nominated, 8538; confirmed 8918.
Mississippi River Commission: nomi-
nated, 8320, 11252; confirmed, 8768,
11559.
National Mediation Board: .nominated,
1617; confirmed, 2772.
Nystrom, Paul H., to be member of Fed-
eral Board for Vocational Education;
nominated, 7473.
O'Connell, John J., judge, circuit court
of appeals; nominated, 8538.
Oorns, Casper, to be Commissioner of
Patents; nominated, 7473; confirmed,
7813.
Orr, William E., to be judge, court of
appeals; nominated, 8452; confirmed,
8767.
Parkman, Harrison, to be purchasing ag-
ent for Post Office Department; nomi-
nated, 3430; confirmed, 3573.
Patent Office: nominated, 10439; con-
firmed, 12526.
Patterson, Robert Porter, to be Secretary
of War; nominated, 8690; confirmed,
8982.
Patterson, William J., to be Interstate
Commerce Commissioner; nominated,
11179; confirmed, 11736.
Pence, Martin, to be circuit judge for
Hawaii; nominated, 8452.
Pico, Rafael, to be commissioner of ed-
ucation for Puerto Rico; nominated,
4969.
Porter, Paul A., to be member, Federal
Communications Commission; nom-
inated, 6; confirmed, 333.
Postmasters: nominated, 2036, 2194,
3571, 4132, 4424, 4725, 5216, 5340, 5629,
6048, 7073, 7631, 7871, 8315, 9037, 9076,
9077, 9333, 9411, 9788, 9789, 9906, 10003,
10358, 10599, 10807, 10671, 10725, 10774,
10807, 11179, 11180, 11474, 11958, 12062,
12263; confirmed, 2116, 2918, 3082, 3494,
3860, 4541, 4726, 4816, 4974, 5341, 5445,
5629, 5721, 5793, 5974, 6202, 6242, 6749,
7073, 7517, 8046, 8205, 8317, 8538, 8604,
8692, 8768, 8918, 9334, 9413, 9655, 9790,
9930, 10003, 10112, 10439, 10529, 10599,
10860, 10934, 10981, 11039, 11411, 11630,
11736, 12190, 12263, 12345, 12451, 12526.
Prettyman, E. Barrett, to be associate
justice, Court of Appeals, District of
Columbia; nominated, 8538; confirmed,
8918.
Public Health, Service: nominated, 180,
262, 1617, 2772, 3223, 5216, 6202, 6748,
7073, 7366, 7630, 8319, 8376, 9154, 11252,
12190; confirmed, 333, 409, 1787, 2997,
3281, 5445, 6366, 7006, 7181, 7517, 7813,
8538, 9412, 11475, 12344.
Reconstruction Finance Corporation:
nominated, 9331, 9655.
Registers, Land Office: nominated, 5891,
7296, 10860; confirmed, 6242, 7921.
Rice, Ben H., Jr., to be district judge
for western Texas; nominated, 8452;
confirmed, 8767.
Ridge, Albert A., to be district judge for
western district of Missouri; nomi-
nated, 2036; confirmed, 3081.
Royall, Kenneth C., to be Under Secre-
tary of War; nominated, 9933;, con-
firmed, 10529.
Russell, Donald S., to be Assistant Secre-
tary of State; nominated, 8318; con-
firmed, 8603.
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EXECUTIVE NOMINATIONS AND CON-
FIRMATIONS-Continued.
Civilian appointments
Schindler, Alfred, to be Under Secretary
of Commerce; nominated, 3281; con-
firmed, 3388.
Schwellenbach, Lewis B., to be Secretary
of Labor; nominated, 4968; confirmed,
5340.
Selective Service System: nominated,
180, 408, 4815, 4969, 7870, -1871, 8320,
9655, 10439, 10774, 11119, 11320, 12344;
confirmed, 804, 5216, 5445, 8046, 9601,
11887, 12263.
Sherwood, William T., to be Assistant
Commissioner of Internal Revenue;
' nominated, 1617; confirmed, 2036.
Smaller War Plants Corporation: nomi-
nated, 4132, 4815; confirmed, 4726,
4815.
Smith, Nelson Lee, to be a member of
Federal Power Commission; nomi-
nated, 5340; confirmed, 6366.
Snyder, John W., to be Federal Loan Ad-
ministrator; nominated, 3430; con-
firmed, 3779.
Snyder, John W., to be Director of War
Mobilization; nominated, 7587; con-
firmed, 7704.
Sonnett, John F., to be an Assistant At-
torney General; nominated, 9331; con-
firmed, 9790.
Sullivan, Gael E., to be Second Assistant
Postmaster General; nominated, 8538;
confirmed 9040.
Sullivan, John L., to be Assistant Secre-
tary of the Navy for Air; nominated,
6241; confirmed, 6366.
Symington, W. Stuart,. to be Surplus
Property Administrator; nominated,
8690; confirmed, 9040.
Tariff Commission: nominated, 5340;
confirmed, 5891.
Toro, Enrique Campos del, to be attor-
ney general of Puerto Rico; nominated,
7366.
United Nations Organization representa-
tives; nominated, 12345; confirmed,
12451.
Stettinius, Edward R.; Connally,
Tom; Vandenberg, Arthur H.;
Roosevelt, Mrs. Anna Eleanor. Al-
ternates: Bloom, Sol; Eaton,
Charles A.; Walker, Frank C.;
Dulles, John- Foster; Townsend,
John G.
Vinson, Fred M., to be Federal Loan
Administrator; nominated, 1708; con-
firmed, 1786.
Vinson, Fred M., to be Director of War
Mobilization and Reconversion; nomi-
nated, 3046; confirmed, 3107.
Vinson, Fred M., to be Secretary of the
Treasury; nominated, 7587; confirmed,
7636.
Walker, Frank C., to be Postmaster Gen-
eral; nominated, 489; confirmed, 804.
Wallace, Henry A., to be Secretary of
Commerce; nominated, 408; confirmed,
1618.
White, Harry D., to be Assistant Secre-
tary of the Treasury; nominated, 6.
Wickard, Claude R., to be Administrator
of Rural Electrification Administra-
tion; nominated, 4969; confirmed,
6470.
Williams, Aubrey W., to be Administra-
tor of Rural Electrification Adminis-
tration; nominated, 408; rejected,
2663.
Wills, William Henry, to be a member
of Federal Communications Commis-
sion; nbminated, 3048; confirmed,
7473.
Young, Harold H., to be Solicitor, De-
partment of Commerce; nominated,
4132; confirmed, 4726.
Coast and Geodetic Survey; nominated,
8320; confirmed, 8768.
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EXECUTIVE NOMINATIONS AND CON-
FIRMATIONS-Continued.
Coast Guard appointments and promotions
Admirals: nominated, 2959, 12451; con-
firmed, 3107, 12451.
Rear admirals: nominated, 7630, 7966;
confirmed, 7813, 8046.
Commodores: nomna'ed, 2349, 7631,
7966, 12062; confirmed, 3133, 7813, 8046,
12345.
Marine Corps appointments and promotions
General: nominated, 2959; confirmed,
.082.
Lieutenant general: nominated, 6125;
confirmed, 6277.
Major generals: nominated, 3223, 4725,
7181, 8320; confirmed, 3388, 4974, 7517,
8489.
Brigadier generals: nominated, 6, 266,
927, 3223, 3388, 5629, 7181, 7871, 8452,
11887; confirmed, 490, 1142, 5974, 7517,
8005, 8692, 12263.
Captains: nominated, 8690; confirmed,
9154.
First lieutenants: nominated, 12135; con-
firmed, 12345.
Second lieutenants: nominated, 408,
1922, 3431, 3951, 4815, 6652, 8690. 12135;
confirmed, 549, 2116, 3663, 5216, 7006,
9154, 12345.
Navy appointments and promotions
Chief of Naval Operations: Nimitz,
Chester W.; nominated, 10860; con-
firmed, 1C921.
leet admiral: nominated, 11119; con-
firmed, 11411.
Admirals: nominated, 408, 2959, 4609,
9154, 9655; confirmed, 549, 3081, 4974,
8488, 10359.
Vice admirals: nominated, 2959, 7871,
8320, 8483, 9655, 11252; confirmed,
3081, 8005, 8205, 8489, 9154, 10275,
10359, 11411, 11813.
Rear admirals: nominated, 180, 408, 490,
1027, 1142, 1617, 2959, 3047, 3320, 3430,
3663, 4725, 4815, 4973, 6748, 7296, 7871,
8488. 8603, 8918, 9154, 9248, 9333, 9464,
10111, 10112, 10621, 11887; confirmed,
490. 549. 1142, 1362, 1567, 1856, 3173,
3494, 3663, 3951. 4974, 5216, 5340, 7073,
7517, 8005, L918, 9154, 10359, 10725,
12263.
Commodores: nominated, 408, 1362, 2959,
3047, 3430, 4725, 6242, 6748, 7181, 7296,
7366, 7871, 8489, 9333, 9464, 9655, 10112,
12345; confirmed, 549, 1567, 3173, 3663,
3951, 4974, 6749, 7073, 7517, 8005, 9154,
10359, 12526.
Lieutenants: nominated, 490; confirmed,
702.
Lieutenants (junior grade) : nominated,
490, 8690; confirmed, 702, 5974, 9154.
Ensigns: nominated, 490, 5629, 7630,
8690, 8691, 9333, 10439; confirmed, 702,
5329, 5974, 7921. 9154, 10359, 10671.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, making annual appro-
priations for (see bill H. R. 1984*).
Bill to reduce appropriations for (see bill
H. R. 4407), 9846.
Conference report on bill (H. R. 1984)
making annual appropriations for,
3773, 3780.
Message from President transmitting
supplemental estimate of appropria-
tion for (H. Does. 221, 288; S. Does. 67,
127), 5591, 7040, 8948, 11856.
Remarks in Senate on bill (H. R. 1984)
making appropriations for, 879, 929,
2019, 2029, 2080, 2083, 2101, 2169, 2180,
2412.
EXECUTIVE ORDERS, providing for the ren-
dering and publication of opinions by
the Attorney General with respect to
(see bill H. R. 285).
Excerpts from an opinion by former At-
torney General William D. Mitchell
concerning, 10271.
Resolution to make study of constitu-
tional authority for issuance of (see S.
Res. 16*, 28*).
Study of authority for issuance of (see
S. Res. 98), 1937.
INDEX
EXECUTIVES' CLUB NEWS (publication),
'address entitled "Some Problems Be-
fore Congress" by Representative Short
from, A5432.
EXPEDIENCY IN CONGRESS, remarks in
House relative to, A5Ol0.
"EXPENDITURE CONTROLS IN THE UNIT-
ED STATES GOVERNMENT," article
by E. L. Kohler from Accounting Re-
view entitled, A1710.
EXPENDITURES IN THE EXECUTIVE DE-
PARTMENTS, remarks in House rela-
tive to defense of the Committee on,
10213.
EXPENDITURES OF GOVERNMENT, re-
marks in House relative to the cutting
down of, 4134.
"EXPENSES FOR CONGRESSMEN," editorial
from Asbury Park (N. J.) Evening
Press entitled, A2670.
EXPERIMENTAL AIR MAIL ACT, remarks in
House relative to enactment in 1938
of, A3352.
EXPLOSIVES, prohibit use of mails or in-
strumentalities of interstate commerce
for sale or delivery of certain fabrics
or materials containing explosive sub-
stan6es (see bill H. R. 2496).
EXPORT-IMPORT BANK. See also EXECU-
TIvE NOMINATIONS AND CONFIRMATIONS.
Bill to extend operations of (H. R.
4683*).
Bill to authorize extension to Philippine
islands of operations of (see bill S.
1582).
Bill to limit purposes for which loans
may be made by (see bills H. R. 1440,
1443).
Bill to provide for the management of
(see bill H. R. 2178).
Bill to provide for increasing the lend-
ing authority of (see bills S. 1181;
11. R. 3490, 3771*).
Bill to provide for the capital thereof, to
provide for the management of (see
bill H. R. 3464).
Data showing growth of, 7840.
Message from President transmitting
supplemental estimate of appropria-
tion for (H. Doe. 336), 9872.
Remarks in House relative to Wallace's
operation of, 1164.
Remarks in House relative to the bill
(H. R. 3771) to provide for increasing
the lending authority of, 7535.
Remarks in Senate relative to, 7827.
S.atement of loans and commitments,
October 31, 1945, 11335.
S'atement of Leo T. Crowley relative to,
7663.
EXPORT AND IMPORT RATES COMPARED
WITH DOMESTIC RATES, tabulation
of, 10109.
EXPCRTS. See also IMPORTS AND ExPORTS.
Remarks in House relative to dwindling
agricultural, A2389.
Remarks in House relative to our prewar
exports to China and India, A2884.
Statistics relative to United States, 5191,
5092, 6844.
Table: agricultural products, 1934 and
1937-40, A2423, A2424.
- value of exports, 1S32-40, A2432.
value in millions of dollars of,
A2435.
-agricultural and industrial com-
modities, 1931-41, A2479.
-- wheat, oats, barley, rye, and flax-
seed for 1937-44, A3258, A3259.
EX-SERVICEMEN, memorial of Legislature
of Wisconsin urging legislation to pro-
vide public loans to, 6087.
Remarks in House relative to restoration
of jobs to, 6126.
Remarks In House relative to readjust-
ment compensation for, 6368.
Remarks in House relative to right to
work, 9517.
"EX-SERVICEMEN BEG FOR 'WORK," re-
maiks in House entitled, 7407.
EXTRADITION, injunction of secrecy re-
moved in Senate from treaty with Can-
ada (Ex. I), 10773.
EYRING, HENRY, letter on peace policies:
enslavement of Germans and destruc-
tion of Japs by, A4475.
FABIAN, PETER G., relief of estate (see bill
H. R. 1890*).
Conference report on bill (H. R. 1890*)
fcr relief of estate of, 12310.
"FACING WINTER: UNRRA AND THE FOUR
HORSEMEN," article by Barnet Never
from Washington Post entitled, A5512.
FACT FINDERS ACT OF 1924, amend (see
bills S. 362; H. R. 1534").
FACT-FINDING BOARDS, amendment and
remarks in Senate to provide for ap-
ppintment of, 11706. *
Bill to provide for appointment to in-
vestigate labor disputes seriously af-
fecting national public interest of (see
bills H. R. 4908; S. 1681).
Remarks in Senate and correspondence
relative to ap. intment by the Presi-
dent of, 12521.
FAFNIR BEARING CO., views with respect
to Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act of,
A2300.
FAHEY, JOHN H., letter relative to liquida-
tion of HOLC in Rhode Island by,
A1148.
Letter relative to record of Home Own-
ers' Loan Corporation by, A146.
FAHRENWALD, R. E., letter opposing peace-
time military training by, A5161.
FAHY, CHARLES, radio discussion on racial
and religious tolerance by Phil Pearl,
Joyce O'Hara, Paul Sifton, and, A3037.
.FAIR; ALTO, letter relative to trends in
unions today by, A1173.
FAIRBURN, LAWRENCE P., letter relative
to developments at the Ohio Steel
Foundry Co., Lima, Ohio, 461.
FAIRBURY LIVESTOCK CO., letter relative
to the meat shortage written by, 4373.
FAIR EMPLOYMENT DAY IN CHICAGO,
proclamation by Mayor Edward J.
Kelly, of Chicago, designating Monday,
June 25, as, A3023.
FAIR EMPLOYMENT PRACTICE ACT, pro-
hibit discrimination in employment
because of race, creed, color, national
origin, or ancestry (see bill H. R.
2232*).
Editorial by Robert L. Thompson from
High Point (N. C.) Enterprise discuss-
ing the, A2638.
Remarks in House relative to the bill (H.
R. 2232) to prohibit discrimination in
employment because of race, creed,
color, national origin, or ancestry,
6012, 6049, 6050.
Remarks in House relative to threat to
American society of, A3083.
Remarks in House praising Representa-
tive Sumners' speech on, A3455.
Remarks in Senate relative to, 6338.
Remarks in Senate relative to the bill
(H. R. 2232) to prohibit discrimina-
tion in employment because of race,
creed, color, national origin, or an-
cestry, 6027.
Text of bill H. R. 2232, cited as, A2076.
FAIR EMPLOYMENT PRACTICE COMMIS-
SION, amendments in Senate to bill
(S. 101) to prohibit discrimination in
employment, 12502.
Article entitled "The South Takes a
Stand" by Thurman Sensing, A2452.
Bills to establish (see bills S. 101*, 459;
H. R. 2232*).
Editorial from New Orleans Times Pica-
yune relative to, A3590.
Editorial from Washington Post relative
to debate by Representatives Hays and
LaFollette on, A1951.

FAIR EMPLOYMENT PRACTICE COMMIS-
bION-Continued.
Editorials from St. Johnsbury (Vt.)
Caledonian relative to objections to
bill, H. R. 2232, to create, A3181.
Letter from the President, 12503.
Letter from the President requesting the
chairman of the Committee on Rules
of House to grant a 'rule on, 5795.
Questions and answers about H. R. 2232,
to establish permanent, A1966.
Radio address by Representative Fisher
relative to establishment of perma-
nent, A3393.
Remarks in House relative to attitude in
Vermont toward, A3180.
Remarks in House relative to the wran-
gling over legislation on, A3092.
Remarks in House relative to petition to
discharge House Committee on Rules
for further consideration of H. R. 2232,
to establish permanent, A1966.
Remarks in House relative to sentinent
in Nation for continuance of, A3457.
Remarks in House relative to creation
of dictatorship under, A3224, A3232.
Remarks in House relative to several
speeches opposing, A3242.
Remarks in House and exhibits relative
to, 54, 3672, 3862, 3910, 3954, 3990, 4176,
A3037.
Remarks In Senate and correspondence
relative to, 6336.
Remarks in Senate relative to, 782, 7462,
7474, 7496.
Statement by the President relative to,
A3093.
FAIR EMPLOYMENT PRACTICE COMMIT-
TEE, article by John McGrath from
Chicago Sun relaiive to correspondence
between Senator Bilbo and Flora J.
Cooke on extension of, A3790.
Article by Lowell Mellett from Washing-
ton Star relative to, A3572.
Article entitled "Should FEPC Dictate
Hiring Policies?"- from Washington
Post by Merlo Pusey, A1318.
Booklet entitled "FEPC-How It Oper-
ates," A2078.
Editorial captioned "The high cost of
political obligations" from Vernon
Daily Record, A837.
Editorial from Nashville Banner relative
to establishment of permanent, A2052.
Editorial entitled "FEPC Stymied" from
Washington Evening Star, A2051.
Editorial entitled "The Constitution and
the FEPC" from Shreveport (La.)
Times, A4342.
FAIRLINGTON (VA.) HOUSING PROJECT,
letter by Representative Weichel to,
A5717.
FEPC A GESTAPO FOR AMERICA, editorial
from West Hartford (Conn.) Metropol-
itan News relative to, A355.
FEPC APPROPRIATION, editorial from Hart-
ford (Conn.) Times relative to, A3607.
"FEPC BILL," editorial from Dallas (Tex.)
News entitled, A841.
FEPC, editorial from Washington Evening
Star relative to appropriation for,
A2742.
Editorial from New York Herald Tribune
relative to permanent, A2741.
Editorial entitled "The Dangers of a
Permanent FEPC" from Richmond
(Va.) Times-Dispatch, A2842, A2869.
Editorial entitled "It Should Be Perma-
nent" from Bronx County (N. Y.)
Home News, A2517.
Editorials from New York Herald Tribune
and Washington Post on, A2834.
Editorial from newspapers in various
parts of the country relative to, A2811,
A2812, A2813.
Editorial from Menominee '(Mich.) Her-
ald-Leader relative to appropriation
for, A3278.
Editorial entitled "Don't Kill FEPC"
from Detroit Free Press, A2825, A3278.
INDEX
FEPC-Continued.
Letter by Hetbert A. O'Brien from New
York Herald Tribune by Legislature of
New York enacting, A1219.
Letter by L. L. Scott relative to attacks
upon him for his opposition to, A2647.
Letter by International Brotherhood of
Boilermakers, Iron Ship Builders and
Helpers of America relative to, A2957.
Letter by Representative Voorhis in re-
ply to questions on, A3048.
List of names of members of the com-
mittee, 6810.
List of personnel in Washington, D. C.,
office, A2967.
Personnel in field operations, divisions,
and regional offices of, A1159, A1160,
A1161, A1162.
Petition relative to appropriation for,
7040.
Proceedings before temporary FEPC in
Case No. 65 against United States Car-
tridge Co., of St. Louis, Mo., A2080.
Radio address by Representative LaFol-
lette relative to legislation for a
permanent, A4633.
Remarks in House relative to, 2070, 2741,
5117, 74C8, 8411, A1159-Al,162.
Remarks in House opposing creation of
permanent, A837, A2869, A3083, A3267.
Remarks in House favoring the.continu-
ance of, A121, A2769, A2882, A3048,
A3266.
Remarks in House relative to some bad
features of bill H. R. 2232, A1318,
A1744, A3199.
Remarks in House relative to pressure
for passage of H. R. 2232 to establish
permanent, A1744.
Remarks in House relative to amend-
ment to universal military service act
of, 652.
Remarks in House relative to distortions
relative to legislation passed by New
York Legislature creating, A1201.
Remarks in House relative to creating a
concentration camp by establishing,
A2076.
Remarks in House on editorial from
Washington Evening Star relative to,
A2051.
Remarks in House relative to Govern-
ment bureaucracy from, A3202.
Remarks in House relative to attacks on,
A3318, A3505.
Remarks in House relative to action of
Republican Party on extension, of,
A3199.
Remarks in House relative to complaints
of Negroes presented to, 5796.
Remarks in-House relative to destruction
of democracy by creation of a perma-
nent, A2967, A3131.
Remarks in House relative to dictator-
ship by establishing, A3204.
Remarks in House relative to record of
leaders supporting, A3257.
Remarks in House relative to creation of
caste system by opposing, A3437.
Remarks in House relative to labor
unions' opposition to, A3277.
Remarks in House relative to action of
House Rules Committee on appropria-
tion for, 5796, A3318.
Remarks in House relative to socialism
and establishment of, A3768.
Resolution by Board of Aldermen of St.
Louis, Mo., urging legislation for
permanent, A2892.
Speech by Representative Barrett (Penn-
sylvania) in Philadelphia relative to,
A4260.
Statement by Representative LaFollette
relative to H. R. 481 to establish a
permanent, A69.
Statement by Mayor Roger Lapham veto-
ing California Fair Employment Prac-
tices Act, A2614. , dent regarding relations with Spain,
Statement by International Brotherhood
of Boilermakers, Iron Ship Builders
and Helpers of America relative to bill
H. R. 2232, to create, A2981.
229
FEPC-Continued.
Statement by board of directors of Cleve-
land (Ohio) Chamber of Commerce
relative to, A2967.
Statements by the President, William
Green, and Philip Murray to ToWn
Hall Meeting in support of, A3257.
Statement by National Council for a
Permanent FEPC, Washington, D. C.,
relative to history of, A3266.
Telegram relative to appropriations for,
7040.
Telegram from Walter White, secretary,
relative to resolutions adopted at the
thirty-seventh annual meeting of the
Governors' Conference at Mackinac
Islandi, Mich., 7344.
FAIRFIELD (MONT.) TIMES, editorial rela-
tive to Mayor LaGuardia's statement
on beet-sugar production from, A3991.
FAIR GROUNDS, authorizing and directing
Secretary of, War to cancel War De-
partment leases on (see bill H. R.
4262).
FAIR HAVEN YACHT WORKS, relief (see
bill H. R. 792), 1222.
FAIR LABOR STANDARDS ACT OF 1938,
amendment in Senate relative to, 7666.
Bill to increase to 65 cents an hour the
minimum wage rate under (see bill
H. R. 4130).
Bill to prescribe the period within which
actions may be commenced under sec-
tion 16 (b) of (see bills S. 760; H. R.
3079).
Bill to provide for amendment of (see
bills S. 1282, 1349; H. R. 3719, 3837,
3839, 3841, 3844, 3914, 3928, 4222, 4312).
Letter by F. C. Fay relative to minimum
wage of 75 cents by amending, A4798.
Remarks in House relative to part played
by Leon Henderson in drafting, A4581.
Resolution by Local 227, Textile Workers'
Union of America, CIO, favoring mini-
mum wage of 65 cents by amending,
A5166.
Statement by Senator Thomas (Utah)
relative to minimum wage of 65 cents
an hour by amending, A3638.
Statement by Tom Linder before Senate
Committee on Education and Labpr
relative to S. 1349, to amend, A4726.
Statement by National Catholic Welfare
Conference relative to H. R. 3914 and
S. 1349, amending, A5280.
FAIRMONT (W. VA.) ALUMINUM CO., letter
relative to subsidy program for alumi-
num industry from, A4801.
Letter relative to Government's policy
for aluminum industry to, A5319.
FAIRMONT (W. VA.) TIMES, article entitled
"Labor Unions and Politics," A4857.
FAIR QUESTIONS THAT DESERVE FAIR
ANSWERS, remarks in House relative
to, 5018.
FAIRVIEW SCHOOL DISTRICT, NO. 90,
PRATT COUNTY, KANS., relief (see
bill H. R. 915").
FALES, HERBERT P., report of the Commit-
tee on Foreign Relations in Senate on
nomination of, 7072.
FALLACY OF LONG-TERM AVERAGES, let-
ter from Herbert Hoover on the subject
of, 3177.
FALLON, GEORGE H. (a Representative from
Maryland).
Address on Defender's Day, Baltimore,
Md., by, A3872.
Appointed on committee, 274, 275.
Leave of absence, 5898.
Letter from Worth M. Tippy relative to
equal-rights amendment,. A3565.
Letter by John L. Bazinet to the Presi-
A5457.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Arthur, James P.: for relief (see bill H. R,
3223), 4659.
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FALLON, GEORGE H.-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Barry, Robert E.: for relief (see bill H. R.
3909), 8418.
Belle Isle Cab Co., Inc.: for relief (see
bill H. R. 4,30), 9513.
Holidays: making last Thursday in No-
vember a legal holiday (see H. J. Res.
29), 12101.
Imports: to be subject to same internal-
revenue taxes as domestic goods (see
bill H. R. 5863), 7890.
Remarks by, on
D'Alesandro, Pvt. John B.: article and
letter on death of, A253.
Palestine problem, 9691.
VE-day, 4314.
Votes of. Sec YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
FAMINE FACES AMERICA, editorial from
Paterson (N. J.) Morning Call relative
to, A1765.
FARBENINDUSTRIE OF GERMANY, remarks
in House relative to, 425, 4852.
FAR EAST, remarks in House relative to fur-
nishing lend-lease supplies to, A5318.
FAR EAST, DETERMINED AMERICAN POL-
ICY NEEDED, remarks in House rela-
tive to, A5341.
FAR EAST, POLICED BY UNITED NATIONS,
remarks in House relative to, A3750.
FAR EAST SITUATION, AMERICAN PUBLIC
OPINION, dispatch by George Moorad
relative to, A5341.
FARGO, N. DAK., resolution relative to short-
age of coal in head of Lakes area by
Board of City Commissioners of, A4219.
FARGO (N. DAK.) FORUM (newspaper), edi-
torial favoring St. Lawrence seaway
from, A4633.
PARKAS, ETHEL AND JULIUS, relief (see bill
H. R. 1606*).
FARKAS, TEREZ, relief of legal guardian of
(see bill H. R. 1606*).
FARLEY, FRANK S. (Acting Governor, New
Jersey), editorial from Atlantic City
(N. J.) Press Union paying tribute to,
A2957.
FARLEY, JAMES A., address before Fall River
(Mass.) Area Council of Boy Scouts of
America by, A239.
Address commemorating thirty-fifth an-
niversary of Boy Scouts of America
before Advertising Club of New York
by, A634.
Address entitled "With Malice Toward
None" in Norwalk, Conn., at Lincoln
Day Dinner by, A703.
Editorial from Onancock (Va.) News rel-
ative to a speech on business in Bir-
mingham, Ala., by, A55.
Address on foreign trade and shipping
in New York before Foreign Commerce
Club by, A1587.
Address in Baltimore before Maryland
Bankers' Association by, A1727.
Address on subject Americanism be-
fore Milwaukee (Wis.) Junior Cham-
ber of Commerce by, A1996.
Address on American way of life before
Northampton (Mass.) Rotary Club by,
A2010.
Address on Presidential succession before
Hazleton (Pa.) Chamber of Commerce
by, A2276.
Address in Charlestown, Mass., at cele-
bration of Bunker Hill Day by, A3077.
Address commemorating twenty-fifth
anniversary in priesthood of Duanne
G. Hunt by, A3046.
Address at banquet of Pan-American
Society in New York in honor of Pres-
ident Rios of Chile by, A4433.
Address at a memorial dinner to Alfred
E. Smith in New York by, A4196.
Address urging election of William
O'Dwyer as mayor of New York by,
A4C73.
INDEX
FARLEY, JAMES A.-Continued.
Address at rally under auspices of
Queens County Democratic Commit-
tee, Flushing, N. Y., by, A4544.
Address relative to foreign trade, A4881.
Address entitled "Postwar Business Ex-
pansion" before Bronx Board of Trade
by, A5678.
Address at Memphis before Tennessee
Bottlers of Carbonated Beverages by,
A5636.
Address entitled "Party Responsibility
in a Democracy" before Bronx County
Bar Association by, A5437.
Article entitled "The Very Breath of
America" from Reader's Digest by,
A3792.
Article by Grenville Kleiser from New
York Enquirer paying tribute to,
A4485.
Editorial from Charleston (Miss.) Sun
paying tribute to Boy Scouts of Amer-
ica by address of, A1770.
Editorial from Charleston (S,C.) News-
Courier relative to statement on unity
of British Empire by, A1915.
Editorial from Flint (Mich.) Journal rel-
ative to speech.on Lincoln as a political
leader by, A2015.
Editorial from Dallas (Tex.) Morning
News relative to views on tariff prob-
leAs of, A1985.
Editorial from Jersey Observer, Hoboken,
N. J., relative to speech on postwar re-
laxation of Government control by,
A2049. -
Editorial entitled "Are Farley's Services
to This Nation Being Fully Appreci-
ated?" from Parkersburg (W. Va.)
News, A2394.
Editorial from Waterbury (Conn.) Amer-
ican relative to address on Presidential
succession by, A3002.
Excerpt from book entitled "Behind the
Ballots" by, 1704.
Radio'address supporting candidacy of
William O'Dwyer by, A4716.
Remarks in House relative to, 5686, 5787.
Remarks in Houee relative to interest in
civic organizations of, A1770.
Remarks in House relative to speech on
American way of life at Northampton,
Mass., by, A1784.
Remarks in House relative to suggestion
on Presidential succession by, A2345,
A2871.
Statement on Presidential succession in
Hazleton, Pa., by, A3003.
Telegram paying tribute to Representa-
tive Ramspeck from, A5790.
Tribute In the House to, A2394.
FARLEY, THOMAS M., SUSIE, AND DONNA
LOUISE, relief (see bill H. R. 3366).
"FARLEY FINDS FLAWS IN SUCCESSION
LAW," editorial from Meriden (Conn.)
Record entitled, A2935.
"FARLEY ON POLITICIANS," editorial from
Worcester (Mass.) Telegram entitled,
A772.
PARLEY ON PRESERVATION OF AMERICAN
FREEDOM, editorial from Salt Lake
City Deseret News relative to, A3574.
"PARLEY ON PRESIDENTIAL SUCCES-
SION," editorial from New York World-
Telegram entitled, A2 06.
Editorial from New York Sun relative to,
A2549.
Editorial from New York Herald Tribune
relative to, A2546.
Editorial from Muncie (Ind.) Star en-
titled, A2935.
"FARLEY PLAINLY TELLS WHAT IS
WRONG," editorial from Elmira
(N. Y.) Star-Gazette captioned, A1664,
FARLEY'S ADDRESS IN BIRMINGHAM,
ALA., editorial from America relative
to, A388.
"FARLEY'S ADVICE TO SOUTH ON BUYING
BUSINESS," editorial from Willimantic
(Conn.) Chronicle captioned, A388.
-"FARLEY SPEAKS OF FUTURE," editorial
from Bridgeport (Conn.) Post entitled,
A1694.
FARLEY'S VIEWS ON POSTWAR ECONOMIC
PROBLEMS, article from Cleveland
(Ohio) Plain Dealer relative to, A1665.
FARM-APPRAISAL SYSTEM, create public
(see bill H. R. 4873).
FARM BUREAU, article entitled "Why Join
the Farm Bureau Federation?" by E. L.
Dean, A612,
FARM BUREAU OF UNION COUNTY, IOWA,
resolutions relative to farm problems
by, A5322.
"FARM COMMUNICATIONS AFTER THE
WAR," address by Paul A. Walker at
San Antonio, Tex., entitled, A900.
"FARM CONDITIONS 'DOWN UNDER,'" re-
port by J. Gordon Ross entitled, A3030.
FARM CREDIT ADMINISTRATION, article
from Kansas City Star relative to A. C.
Utterback receiving $700 per month
to sit in office of, A1293.
Bill to provide for cancellation of certain
notes acquired by (see bill S. 44).
Letter and statement relative to report
of A. C. Utterback on examination of
Houston Bank for Cooperatives from,
A1327, A1328.
Letters by Mrs. Mary Roberts, of Jet-
more, Kans., relative to harsh collec-
tion methods of, A483.
Letter from Secretary of Agriculture
transmitting twelfth annual report of
(H. Doc. 268), 8799.
Remarks in House relative to collection
policies of, A483.
Remarks in House opposing audit by
Comptroller General of, 8557.
Text of laws requiring examinations of
credit units under its supervision by,
8559.
FARM CREDIT CORPORATION, letter by
American Farm Bureau Federation
opposing the audit by Comptroller
General of, 8560.
FARM CROPS, table by Bureau of Agricul-
tural Economics relative to value 1939-
44 of, A177.
"FARM DRAFT CLARIFIED," article from
Adrian (Mich.) Daily Telegram en-
titled, A411.
FARMER, ST. PAUL, MINN. (publication),
article on REA's tenth anniversary
from, A3101.
"FARMER AND THE TRADE AGREEMENTS'
ACT," article by Fred Brenckman en-
titled, A2431.
FARMER COOPERATIVES, address entitled
"Contributions of Farmer Coopera-
tives to the American Economy" by
John H. Davis, A857.
Speech by C. Maurice Wieting relative
to, A2399.
"FARMER FACES ANOTHER TOUGH YEAR,"
editorial from Saturday Evening Post
entitled, A931.
FARMERS, address by Abraham Lincoln in
1859 before Wisconsin Agricultural So-
ciety relative to, A564.
Address on taxation and cooperation as
affecting western farmers by C. C.
Cogswell before Kansas State Grange,
A138.
Address on parity in health and educa-
tion for farm people by Senator Hill
in Chicago, A5694.
Article entitled "The Future of Farmers"
from Farmers Defender, A3887,
Bill to permit direct sales of surplus
property for their use in earning a
livelihood, giving them 10 days prcfcr-
ence in purchase of same (see bills
S. 859; H. R. 2493).

FARMERS-Continued.
Bills to .establish community and county
committees of farmers to administer
those phases of all Federal programs
involving farm contacts (see bills H. R.
100, 2215).
Bill to adapt the loan programs author-
ized by the Bankhead-Jones Farm
Tenant Act to the needs of (see bill
S. 1507).
Bill to increase tax exemptions for Fed-
eral income tax purposes from $500 to
$600, and to provide special deduc-
tions for (see bill H. R. 3820).
Bills to provide for deduction from gross
Income for tax purchase expenses in-
curred in operations cf (see bills S. 982;
H. R. 3803).
Editorial entitled "Night Visit to Barn"
from Washington Evening Star, A1092.
Letter by Surplus Property Board rela-
tive to no preference in disposal of
surplus property for, A1027.
Outline form prepared by Southern
Tenant Farmers Union for a written
agreement between a farm tenant and
landlord, A1494.
Remarks in House relative to patriotism
of, 4161, A478.
Remarks in House relative to production
record of, A989, A5996.
Remarks in House relative to discrim-
Ination against, A5807.
Remarks in House relative to preference
in purchase of their former farm lands
be given to, A5719.
Remarks in House relative to support of
St. Lawrence seaway by, A5601.
Remarks In House relative to full em-
ployment and the, 10242.
Remarks in House relative to importance
of soil-conservation program to, A989.
Remarks in House relative to Tydings
amendment to Selective Training and
Service Act of 1940 protecting, A186.
Remarks in House relative to interest in
national policies of, A5297.
Remarks in House relative to cooperation
with industrial worker of, A4234.
Remarks in House concerning stake in
wage increases of. 11013.
Remarks in House relative to failure of
War Food Administration to solve
problems of, A2152.
Remarks in House relative to prosperous
condition of, 2053.
Remarks in House relative to effect of
bill H. R. 1752 on, 2842.
Remarks in House relative to effect of
twenty-second amendment on, A1529.
Remarks in House relative to the draft-
ing of, 105, 106, 2709, A186.
Remarks in House relative to benefit of
rural electrification to, 5451, A1037.
Remarks in Senate relative to ability to
produce of, A3887.
Resolution adopted by the Towner
County National Farm Loan Associa-
tion relative to loans to, 7507.
Resolutions by Legislature of Massa-
chusetts memorializing War Food Ad-
ministration for Immediate relief to,
AI167.
"FARMERS ASK CONGRESS TO PROBE
FARM-TO-MARKEr TRUCK FEES,"
article from newspaper captioned,
A3064.
FARMERS-COOPERATION WITH, AND NOT
EXPLOITATION OF, article by Wallace
Thorsen from This Month relative to,
A4234.
FARMERS DEFENDER (publication), article
entitled "The Future of Farmers"
from, A3887.
"FARMERS DO NOT STRIKE," editorial from
Franklin County (Tenn.) Progress en-
titled, A5597.
FARMERS' ECONOMIC AND PRODUCTION
GOALS, address by Senator Guffey at
a farmers' conference in Altoona, Pa.,
relative to, A5491.
INDEX
FARMERS' EDUCATIONAL AND COOPERA-
TIVE UNION OF AMERICA, address on
the farmers' stake in full employ-
ment by Senator Guffey before, A4370.
FARMERS GRAIN DEALERS ASSOCIATION
OF IOWA, statement on grain-car situ-
ation in Iowa by, A1840.
FARMERS' HOME CORPORATION, abolish
certain agricultural lending agencies,
to Improve credit service for farmers,
and to enlarge powers of (see bill H. R.
2239).
FARMERS IN THE WAR (booklet), remarks'
in House relative to many misleading
statements in, 6617.
FARMERS OF AMERICA, FUTURE, prohibit
the unauthorized use of the name or
insignia of the (see bill S. 861).
"FARMERS' LABOR TROUBLES ARE REAL,"
editorial from Sterling (Colo.) Advo-
cate entitled, A161.
FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
SUMNER COUNTY, TENN., relief (see
bill H. R. 2722).
FARMERS' PROBLEMS, letter by a resident
of Louisiana relative to, A883, A951.
Remarks in House relative to critical,
A3114.
FARMERS' PROBLEMS AND OPA REGULA-
TIONS, letter by W. E. Grove of Chain-
bersburg relative to, A3613.
FARMERS PRODUCE CO., McALESTER,
OKLA., letter on OPA price violations
in Oklahoma from, A2946.
FARMERS' SALE NOTICES, advertisements
from several newspapers relative to,
A663.
FARMERS' STAKE IN FULL EMPLOYMENT,
address by Senator Guffey at Trenton,
N. J., before Farmers' Educational and
Cooperative Union of America on,
A4370.
FARMERS' UNION COOPERATIVE ASSOCIA-
TION, DAWSON, NEBR., relief (see bill
S. 393).
FARMERS' UNION COOPERATIVE PRODUCE
ASSOCIATION, AT DEVILS LAKE, N.
DAK., resolution protesting against
peacetime military conscription, 10070.
FARMERS' UNION IN NORTH DAKOTA, let-
ter relative to bill (H. R. 4184) to
repeal land-grant rates, 10109.
FARMERS' UNION MEMBERS OF LOGAN
COUNTY, N. DAK., resolution remon-
strating against certain proposals rela-
tive to universal 'military peacetime
.conscription, and advocating the Mis-
souri Valley Authority proposal, 11708.
FARMERS' UNION OF WASHINGTON AND
IDAHO, resolutions relative to current
problems by, A5297.
FARM -OMBS FOR RETURNING VETERANS,
remarks in House relative to, 10983.
FARM INCOME, article entitled "The Key to
Prosperity: High Farm Income" by E.
H. Taylor from Country Gentleman,
A1375.
Remarks in House relative to, A1499.
Remarks in House relative to 1939, A5807.
Statistics relative to, 9999.
Table: gross farm income and net income
of farm operators, 1914-44, A625.
-year of 1944, A5526.
FARM INDEPENDENCE, editorial entitled "A
Legal Barrier to Farm Independence"
from Louisville (Ky.) Courier-Journal,
A3399.
FARMING AS A BUSINESS, address by
Clement T. Malan at Purdue University
on, A3185.
FARM JOURNAL (publication), article cap-
tioned "What'll we do with the eggs?"
from, A5218.
FARM JOURNAL AND FARMER'S WIFE
(publication), letter, captioned "Free-
men produce more than slaves" by
Joseph N. Pew, Jr., from, A948. ,
231
FARM LABOR, article captioned "Older
farmers can't do it alone" by L. B.
Skeffington from Rochester (N. Y.)
Chronicle and Democrat, A292.
Article captioned "Twenty-five farm
youths sent for tests" from Jeff Davis
(La.) Parish News, A285.
Article entitled "The Army Needs Them-
Young Farmers Must Go, Major Says"
from Adrian (Mich.) Daily Telegram,
A411.
Correspondence between Representative
Martin of Iowa and War Manpower
Commission relative to drafting of,
A495.
Correspondence between Representative
Woodruff and George E. Carvey, rela-
tive to drafting of, 832.
Correspondence relative to deferment of,
463, 1507, 1508.
Editorial from Michigan Farmer relative
to confusion in drafting of, A694.
Editorial from Pacific Rural Press relative
to drafting of, A225.
Editorial from Sioux City (Iowa) Jour-
nal-Tribune entitled "Farm Labor
Threatened," A255.
Editorial from the New York Times rela-
tive to the President's veto on resolu-
tion (H. J. Res. 106) to grant blanket
exemption from the Selective Service
Act to, 4228.
E::cerpt from letter by James F. Byrnes
relative to drafting of, A292.
Joint resolutions relative to drafting of
(see S. J. Res. 19; H. J. Res. 1060).
Letter and resolution from Nevada State
Legislature relative to drafting of,
A478.
Letter by C. H. Hyde, of Alva, Okla.,
relative to shortage in Oklahoma of,
A159. "
Letter by C. Monte Craft, of Pevely, Mo.,
relative to drafting of, A275.
Letter by D. D. Hatcher relative to the
drafting of, A1055.
Letter by Harry D. Wilson relative to
drafting of, A285..
Letter by Jess A. Connor relative to
scarcity in Trego County, Kans., of,
A589.
Letter by Mrs. Fred Weiss relative to
drafting in Nebraska of, A715.
Letter by Representative Hoffman of
Michigan relative to resolution of
Legislature of Michigan on drafting
of, A807.
Letter by Representative Larcade relative
to use in Louisiana of prisoners of war
as, A726.
Letter by Representative Woodruff rela-
tive to drafting of, A437.
Letter by Thomas J. Heily relative to
drafting of his son, A455.
Letter by unknown. businessman rela-
tive to drafting of, A517.
Letter from a citizen of Indiana rela-
tive to drafting of, A801.
Letters by Madison County (Wis.) Agri-
cultural War Board and Robert Ber-
nard of New Vienna, Ohio, relative to
drafting of, A189, A200.
Letters by Walter Nolls, of Fowler, Mich.,
relative to drafting of, A607.
Letters by Whitley County (Ind.) United
States Department of Agriculture War
Board and Whitley County (Ind.) Farm
Bureau, Inc., relative to drafting of,
A248.
Letters from several citizens of Kansas
relative to drafting of, A194.
Memorials of Legislature of Michigan for
protection of, 1404, 2240, A677, A688,
A694, A701, A765.
Radio interview of Representative Fuller
by Bob Evans relative to drafting of,
A955.
Remarks In House and letter by Walter
Nolis, of Fowler, Mich., relative to
drafting of, A1025.
Remarks in House relative to alarm of
Department of Agriculture over acute
shortage of, A443.
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FARM LABOR-Continued.
Remarks in House relative to allocation
to Louisiana of prisoners of war as,
A727.
Remarks in House relative to conditions
in Oklahoma respecting, A159.
Remarks in House relative to distress in
North Dakota by drafting of, A455.
Remarks in House relative to drafting
in Nebraska of, A715.
Remarks in House relative to General
Hershey's clarifying directive on draft-
ing of, A411.
Remarks in House relative to probable
draft by June 30, 1945 of 180,000 from,
579.
Remarks in House relative to reclassifica-
tion of, A169.
Remarks in House relative to the Presi-
dent's hand in induction of, A855.
Remarks in House relative to unneces-
sary use in taking agricultural census
of, A538.
Remarks in House relative to serious
shortage of, 4162.
Rrmarks in House relative to veto by
President of legislation to exempt
drafting, A2051.
Remarks in House relative to Lemke reso-
lution regarding the drafting of, A1451.
Remarks in House relative to stop draft-
ing for military service of essential,
A4558.
Remarks in House relative to ignoring
Tydings amendment in drafting of,
A59.
Remarks in House relative to tragic con-
sequences which will follow induction
of, 725, A229, A369, A556, A663, A1589.
Remarks in House relative to drafting of,
143, 204, 270, 273, 285, 294, 295, 371,
413, 442, 443, &25, 829, E35, 901, 1199,
1393, 2351, A449, A607, A710.
Remarks in Rouse relative to deferment
of, 1395, 1502, 1530, 1533, 2425, 4177.
Remarks in Senate relative to deferment
of, 3634.
Remarks in Senate relative to shortage
of, 3701.
Remarks in Senate and correspondence
relative to drafting of, 517, 758, 764,
7G7, 775, 917, 927, 999-1008, 1353, 2463.
Remarks in Senate relative to the cost
of, 916.
resclution by Legislature of Wisconsin
relative to drafting of skilled, A1955.
Resolution by New York State Horticul-
tural Society relative to drafting of,
A229.
Resolution by North Central Dairy Sales
Cooperative, Mansficld, Ohio, relative
to drafting of, A798.
Statement by Gladwin County (Mich.)
Draft Board relative to drafting, 832.
Statement by W. R. Ogg before House
Committee on Military Affairs relative
to drafting of, A240.
Table: estimates by Bureau of Agricul-
tural Economics on hourly return in
Wisconsin on, A603.
- deferments by States, January 1,
1945, furnished by Selective Service
System, 2426.
Telegram from Carl R. Smith relative to
drafting of, 814.
Text of correction by Lewis B. Hershey
for directive No. 288 relative to draft-
ing of, A239.
FARM LABOR EMPLOYMENT IN. DEFENSE
PLANTS, article by Art Tiller from
Dairyland News, Lake Mills, Wis., on
A337.
FARM LABOR PROBLEMS, statement before
Anderson committee by W. M. Kohagen
relative to, A3312.
FARM LABOR SUPPLY PROGRAM, provide
for continuance up to and including
December 31, 1946, of (see bill H. R.
4320).
FARM LOANS, letter by Representative Mur-
ray relative to interest rate on, A4436.
INDEX
FARM LUMBER, remarks in House relative to
shortage of, 5253.
FARM MACHINERY, advertisement from
newspaper relative to shortage of,
A1093.
Article from McLean County (N. Dak.)
Independent relative to WPB gives
green light to production of, A2742.
Bill to provide for establishment for re-
lease to returning veterans of a pool of
(see bill S. 585).
Communications from Norman G. Jensen
of Portal, N. Dak., relative to export
of, A2742.
Correspondence relative to shortage of,
2338.
Letter by Leo T. Crowley relative to ex-
perts of, A1795.
Letter by H. W. Parisius of Foreign
Economic Administration relative to
exports of, A1316.
Letter and news release by Foreign Eco-
nomic Administration relative to lend-
lease program and, A307, A308. ,
Memorial of Legislature of Minnesota
urging investigation of production of,
1404.
Renarks in House relative to allotment
to European countries of, A1093.
Remarks in House relative to the de-
mand for additional, 1173, A539, A711.
Remarks in House relative to purchases,
1940-43, of, 2C53.
R3mlrks in House relative to progress
in distribution of, A2059.
Remarks in House relative to high prices
charged veterans for, A3253.
Remarks in House relative to short-
sighted attitude of the administration
on production of, A3180.
Remarks in House ralative to replace-
ment of same lost through floods, 4844.
Remarks in House relative to difficulty
in securing, A3180.
Remarks in House re'ative to lack of ceil-
ing price on, A3253.
Remarks in Senate relative to establish-
ment of a pool of farm machinery for
relief to returning veterans, 1243.
Remarks in Senate and correspondence
relative to shortage of, 6796.
Resolution providing for an investiga-
tion by Committee on Agriculture of
existing shortage of (see H. Res. 233).
Resolution of Farm Bureau units urging
larger quota of, 1113.
Tables: exports in 1943 and 1944 of,
A1317, A1318.
"FARM MACHINERY CUT 23 PERCENT IN
OUTPUT," article from New York
Times entitled, A1707.
FARM MORTGAGES, table: outstanding
debt, value of farm real estate, and
debt as a percentage of value, 1910-
44, A626.
FARM PONDS, memorial of legislature rela-
tive to construction on small farms in
Oklahoma, 4930.
FARM POPULATION, letters from Depart-
ments of Agriculture and Commerce
relative to, A2330.
FARM PRICES, remarks in House relative to
responsibility for, A4189.
Telegram from Barney Mercantile Co.
urging protection for, 9045.
FARM PROBLEMS, resolutions by Farm
Bureau of Union County, Iowa, relative
to, A5322.
FARM PROBLEMS - MEAT SHORTAGE,
article by Mrs. Joseph P. Hertz from
Schuyler (Nebr.) Sun relative to,
A3029.
FARM PRODUCTION, article captioned "WFA
requests increase of 3 percent in farm
output" from New York Herald
Tribune, A186.
Remarks in House relative to Marvin
Jones' request for 3 percent increase
In, A186.
FARM PRODUCTION-Continued.
Tables: Hampden and , Hampshire
Counties, Mass., intentions for 1945,
A2061.
FARM PRODUCTS, relative to the payment
of subsidies by the Commodity Credit
Corporation and the Reconstruction
Finance Corporation (see bill S.
1270*).
Letter from Department of Agriculture
relative to 1944 income from, A4526.
Letter by Representative Murray rela-
•
tive to prices of, A4189.
Letter by La Fayette Patterson relative
to price support for, A4189.
Remarks in House and statistics relative
to product4on of beef cattle, cotton,
tobacco, hogs, and dairying, 2572, 2573.
Remarks in House relative to effect of
high tariff on, 5139.
Remarks in House relative to bill (S.
1270) for payment of subsidies by the
Commodity Credit Corporation and
the Reconstruction Finance Corpora-
tion on, 7873.
Resolution authorizing the Committee
en Agriculture to investigate the pres-
ent system of marketing of (see H. Res.
54*).
Table: showing exports of, 5098.
-cash receipts from farm products
in 19-14, by States, furnished by D2-
partment of Agriculture, A4527.
FARM PROGRAM, editorial entitled "A Real-
istic Farm Program" appearing in the
Journal of Commerce, 7436.
FARM PROPERTY, table: value on January
1, 1945, of, A5527.
FARM REAL ESTATE, table: index numbers
of estimated value per acre, by geo-
graphic divisions, 1912-44; A626.
FARMS, facilitate settlement of returning
veterans on farms in projects of Bu-
reau of Reclamation (see bill H. R.
520*).
Bill to promote farm ownership to vet-
erans through Government-insured
loans (see bill H. R. 347).
Comparison of number and percentage
of farms receiving central-station elec-
tric service, 1938-44, inclusive, 2252.
Editorial entitled "All the People Have a
Stake in Family-sized Farms" from
San Antonio (Tex.) Evening News,
A454.
Remarks in House relative to serious la-
bor situation on the, A1033.
Remarks in House relative to legislation
providing loans to veterans on, A1274.
Statistics relative to electrification of,
2733.
Table: comparative balance sheet of
farms, 1940-44, A625.
farms electrified with central-
station service, 1935-40, A1727.
FARM SECURITY ADMINISTRATION, ar-
ticle entitled "How FSA Has Helped
'Thcu-ands of Missouri Farmers" by
H. E. Klinefelter from Missouri Farmer,
A3653.
Excerpts from report of Edna H. Putt-
kammer relative to program in Rich-
land County, Wis., of, A4665.
Remarks in House relative to school-
lunch prcram and, A3408.
Remarks in Riouse relative to fine record
in Richland Ccunty, Wis., of, A4665.
FARM SECURITY PROJECT, provide for a
method of liquidation and sale of
homes on project No. RRMO21 (see
bills S. 951; H. R. 3071).
FARM SECURITY LOANS, amend Public
Law 518, Seventy-eighth Congress, au-
thorizing Secretary of Agriculture to
cancel certain indebtedness (see bill
H. R. 1749).
"FARMS FACE ACUTE LABOR SHORTAGE,
OFFICIALS WARN," article from
.Washington Post captioned, A443.

FARMS FOR RETURNING VETERANS,
article by Maurice Early from Indian-
apolis Star relative to, A26.
FARM TENANT ACT, make loans thereunder
available in certain States and Terri-
tories (see bill H. R. 3503).
FARM UNION ORGANIZATION, remarks in
House relative to discussion of post-
war problems over radio program of,
A3462.
FARM WAGES, table: annual wage scale by
States, A802.
FARM WORKERS, letter by Lewis B. Hershey
relative to drafting of, A85.
Letter from Charles W. Holman relative
to the dairy industry, 192.
Letter to Marvin Jones relative to draft-
ing, A86.
Letters by New Hampshire Farm Bureau
relative to drafting, A86.
Remarks in Senate relative to deferment
of, 403, 917, 927.
Telegram from North Dakota Farmers
Union relative to drafting of, A90.
FARNHAM CREEK, Va., provide for prelimi-
nary examination and survey of (see
bill H. R. 20).
FARR, FANNIE C., relief (see S. Res. 125).
FARAAGUT, IDAHO, letter transmitting a
draft of a proposed bill to reimburse
personnel foi loss or damage to per-
sonal property by reason of fire at
naval training center at, 1042.
FARRELL, JOHN A., valedictory address at
graduation of trainees of Disabled
American Veterans at American Uni-
versity, Washington, D. C., by, A2868.
FARRELL, JOHN W., relief (see bill H. R.
3453" ).
FARRINGTON, CHARLES J., JR., tribute to
Franklin Delano Roosevelt by, A2071.
FARRINGTON, JOSEPH R. (Delegate from
Hawaii).
Adress by J. G. Anthony relative to life
of William Penn., A417.
Address entitled "New England Gave Ha-
waii Christianity" at Washington, D. C.
November 21, 1944, A906.
Appointed on commitee, 88, 491, 492.
Article entitled "The Pacific Islands,"
A4463.
Article by Charles J. V. Murphy from Life
magazine entitled "Crisis in China,"
A5747.
Letter from Territorial Filipino Council
of Hawaii relative to Filipino seamen,
A3313.
Letter to Senator Vandenberg relative
to classification of residents of Terri-
tories as dependent people, A3398.
Letter from Abe Fortas, Under Secretary
of the Interior, relative to the effects of
race prejudice, A5756.
Letter from Rhoda V. Lewis to Hon. In-
gram M. Stainback, Governor of Ha-
waii, relative to recent riots in Hono-
lulu, A5247.
Memorial address of Gov. Ingram M.
Stainback of Hawaii relative to racial
intolerance, A3023.
Radio talk by Chester Bowles relative to
OPA in the Territories, A751.
Resolution of House of Representatives
of Hawaii urging adoption of Edwards
perpetual calendar, A3220.
Resolution by Honolulu Chamber of
Commerce relative to Japanese man-
dated islands, A1970.
Resolition by Hawaii Legislature com-
mending Lt. Gen. Robert C. Richafd-
son, Jr., A1968.
Sxth War Loan in Hawaii: article on,
A56.
Statement on taxes paid by Hawaii, A4344.
Table: Internal revenue collections listed
by States, A4345.
INDEX
FARRINGTON, JOSEPH R.-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introducedby
Armed forces of the United States: to
constitute service in the Orgafnized
Defense Volunteers, Territory of Ha-
waii, as service in (see bill H. R. 4385),
9726.
Bartels, Rudolph K.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 4374), 9642.
Cadets: to increase number allowed to
delegates in Congress (see H. R. 3519),
6408.
Chang, Lim Shee: for relief (see bill H. R.
5030), 12229.
County of Hawaii, T. H.: for relief (see
bill H. R. 4300), 9462.
Corenevsky, George: for relief (see bill
H. R. 3160), 4339.
Dinson, Severo Apoluna, and others; for
relief (see bill H. R. 4298), 9462.
Dcbson, George Leslie: for relief (see bill
H. R. 4545), 10211).
Ernsbarger, George: for relief (see bill
H. R. 5028), 12229.
Ewa Plantation Co.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 4975), 11932.
Ferreira, Ernest Pedro: for relief (see
bill H. R. 3159), 4339.
Filipinos: to naturalize native-born (see
bills H. R. 2031, 2112), 907,c1043.
Guam: to confer citizenship on certain
inhabitants of (see bills H. R. 3528,
3546), 6535, 6585.
Hannegan, Leo F.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 4543), 10211.
Hawaii: investigate fishery resources (see
bill H. R. 3230), 4684.
-to allow Hawaiian Electric Co.,
Ltd., to construct pipe lines, etc., in
Pearl Harbor (see bill H. R. 1736), 461.
-to amend organic act (see bill H.
R. 3361), 5382.
-- to be admitted as State (see bill
H. R. 3643, 7104.
revenue bonds of, extending time
of delivery (see bill H. R. 3614), 6978.
-to provide for appointment of ad-
jutant general for (see bill H. R. 3662),
7214.
-- to ratify Session Laws of, 1945 (see
bill H. R. 3657), 7214.
to increase pay of officials of (see
bill H. R. 3652), 7214.
-to increase pay of post office em-
ployees of (see bill H. R. 3653), 7214.
-to amend organic act of (see bill
H. R. 3654), 7214.
relating to tenure of judges of
District Court of (see bill H. R. 4663),
10628.
Hawaiian Organic Act: to amend relative
to justices of the Supreme Court (see
bill H. R. 4962), 12931.
Hawaiian Electric Co. Ltd.: to permit
construction of pipe lines, etc., in Pearl
Harbor by (see bill H. R. 1808), 590.
Hawaiian Homes Commission Act: to
amend (see bill H. R. 3656), 7214.
Heine, Ernest C.: for relief (see bill H. R.
5031, 12229.
Higa, Hiro and Kana: for relief (see bill
H. R. 4974), 11932.
Hookano, Matilda Yim You: for relief
(see bill H. R. 4544), 10211.
Kaili, Philip Naope and Susie: for relief
(see bill H. R. 4301), 9462.
Kam Fong Chun and others: for relief
0
(see bill H. R. 4302), 9462.
Kondo, Ellen Miyoko: for relief (see bill
H. R. 5029), 12229.
Kondo, Koichi: for relief (see bill H. R.
• 5033), 12229.
Kondo, Yoshiko: for relief (see bill H. R.
5032), 12229.
Koperski, Mrs. Merla: for relief (see bill
H. R. 3340), 5252.
Koreans: to admit into United States
certain (see bill H. R. 1586), 326.
Leong, James Y. T.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 4546), 10211.
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FARRINGTON, JOSEPH R.-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Llacuna, Venacio Cadiz, and others; for
relief (see bill H. R. 3670), 7215.
McCandless, L. L.: for relfef of estate (see
bill H. R. 4539), 10211.
Martin, Charles: for relief (see bill H. R.
4375), 9642.
Martin, Margaret A.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 3339), 5252.
Murphy, P. L. (Spud) : for relief (see bill
H. R. 4540), 10211.
Midshipmen: to increase number allowed
to Delegates in Congress (see bill H. R.
3518), 6408.
National Defense Act: to amend to In-
clude Hawaii Territorial Guard (see
bill H. R. 3655), 7214.
Purisima, Juan S.: for relief (see bill H.
R. 4299), 9462.
Ready-Mix Concrete Co., Ltd.: for relief
(see bill H. R. 4538), 10211.
Schell, Joseph: for relief (see bill H. R.
• 4297), 9462.
Thom, Wah Chan: for relief (see bill H.
R. 4542), 10211.
Tong Fat Co., Ltd.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 4541), 10211.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Edwards Perpetual. Calendar: urging
addption of (see H. Con. Res. 53), 4339.
Remarks by, on
Federal Aid Airport Act, 9802.
Guam: citizenship for natives of, A3029.
Hawaii: admission as State, A3174.
airport program for, 9802.
Hawaiian Electric Co., 755.
Hawaiian troops' excellent record at the
front, All13.
Samoa: citizenship for natives of, A3031.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Naval Affairs:
Hawaiian Electric Co. Ltd. (H. R. 1808,
Rept. 47), 670.
FASCISM, remarks in House relative to, 4675,
8878.
Text of War Department's warning
against, A1820.
FASCISM IN SPAIN, letter and resolutions
relative to, 775.
FASCISTS, remarks in House urging investi-
gation of present day, 11415.
"FASCISTS BACK 12 OF 47 GROUPS SET UP
FOR VETS" article from Philadelphia
Record captioned, A5645.
FASCISTS OF AMERICA-CHALLENGE
ACCEPTED, article from Chicago (Ill.)
Sentinel relative to, A3497.
"FATE OF THE SMALL BUSINESS COMMIT-
TEE," editorial from St. Louis (Mo.)
Globe-Democrat entitled, A5401.
FATHER'S DAY, requesting the President to
proclaim the third Sunday in June of
each year as (see H. J. Rs. 53).
"FATHER'S GIFT TO ALL CHILDREN,"
article by Keith Monroe from Coronet
entitled, A5324.
FATS, remarks in house relative to ration
points for, 2414.
Resolution to cease rationing of (see S.
Res. 135), 10795, 10892, 10935.
FATS AND OILS, remarks in Senate relative
to shortages of, 8913.
Resolution to cease rationing of (see S.
Res. 185).
FAULKNER, PERCY, editorial entitled "A
Promise Mlade Is a Debt Unpaid" from
Veterans Employment News by, A5357.
FAULKNER, WALTER S., relief (see bill S.
162).
FAVA FRUIT CO., G., relief (see S. 658).
FAWCETT, JAMES WALDO, article on
stamps honoring Marine Corps from
Washington Sunday Star by, A1133.
Article relative to retirement from Gov-
ernment service of Alvin R. Meissner
from Washington Sunday Star by,
A1991.
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PAY, F. C., letters relative to minimum wage
of 75 cents and full employment bill
by, A4798.
PAY, MARTIN V., relief (see bill H. R. 1003).
FAYETTE COUNTY, PA., remarks in House
relative to the coal production record
of, A613.
"FEAR OF POVERTY," editorial by Walling
Keith from Gadsden (Ala.) Times on
autobiography of late Senator Norris
entitled, A2776.
FEDERAL AGENCIES, revise administrative
procedure of (see bill H. R. 184).
Bill authorizing acceptance of certifi-
cates from records of armed forces as
to birth of a veteran by (see bill H. R.
733).
List established by Executive Order,
ICC99.
FEDERAL-AID AIRPORT ACT, relating to
(see bill S 2*; H. R. 3615).
Remarks in House relative to the bills
(S. 2; H. R. 3615) to provide Federal
aid for development of public airports,
0666, 999, 9728, 9792, 9880.
Remarks in Senate on bill (S. 2) to pro-
vide for Federal aid development of,
8430, 8468, 8483, 8519.
Letter transmitting estimate of person-
nel requirements for working funds,
1883, 1958.
Report of the Committee on Commerce
. on study of, 3943.
"FEDERAL AID FOR EDUCATON," article by
Representative Kefauver from Ten-
nessee Teacher entitled, A5129.
Letter relative to pending legislation
3503.
Radio address by Representative Hook
relative to, A4465.
Statement by Representative Patterson
before House Committee on Education
relative to, A2879.
FEDERAL-AID HIGHWAY ACT OF 1944,
amend, to authorize the construc-
tion of a national system of foot trails
(see bill H. R. 2142).
Concurrent resolution relative to (see H.
Con. Res. 81*).
FEDERAL-AID HIGHWAYS, relating to va-
cations for persons employed on (see
bill $. R. 4612).
FEDERAL-AID ROAD ACT OF 1946, sup-
plement, to authorize appropria-
tions for postwar construction of rural
local roads (see bill S. 1022).
Bill to amend section 8 of (see bill H. R.
169).
Bill to amend, to provide for design and
construction of dams to serve as sub-
structures for highway bridges (see
bills H. R. 5087, 5088).
FEDERAL AID TO CITIES, address by Philip
B. Fleming in Chicago before Ameri-
can Municipal Association relative to,
A5127.
FEDERAL AID TO LOCAL AND STATE GOV-
ERNMENTS, letter by former Repre-
sentative Pettengill from Wall Street
Journal relative to, A4569.
FEDERAL AID TO SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH,
report by Harold W. Dodds to board of
trustees of Princeton University rela-
tive to, A4422.
-FEDERAL ALCOHOLIC ADMINISTRATION
ACT, amend (see bills S. 20; H. R. 1436).
FEDERAL ARMY, remarks in House relative
to no orgy of attack on southern
women by, 10294.
FEDERAL BALLOT, amend Public Law 712,
Seventy-seventh Congress, to provide
for operation of its provisions (except
title I) in time of peace as well as in
time of war: to eliminate provisions
relating to (see bill H. R. 4897).
Editc:ial froi St. Louis Globe-Democrat
entitled, A702.
INDEX
FEDER.,- BALLOT-Continued.
Remarls in House relative to ineffective-
ness of, A585.
Remarks in House relative to servicemen
voting in 1944 elections by, A914.
Remarks in House relative to bill for,
11517.
FEDERAL BAR ASSOCIATION, resolution to
establish permanent international or-
ganization to maintain and enforce
peace by, A2263.
Resolution favoring an increase in sal-
aries for Members of Congress by New
York, New Jersey, and Connecticut
chapters of, A2724.
FEDERAL BEARING CO., views with respect
to Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act of,
A2300.
FEDERAL BOARD OF PSYCHIATRISTS, cre-
ate in Veterans' Administration a board
to be known as (see bill H. R. 2739).
FEDERAL BUREAUCRACY, rcmarks in Sen-
ate relative to curtailment of, 3532.
Remarks in Senate relative to stream-
lining, 1992.
"FEDERAL BUREAUCRACY USES TAX DOL-
LARS TO BUY CONTROL OF STATE
ANW LOCAL GOVERNMENTS," edi-
torial from Denver Post entitled, A3214.
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION, ad-
dress by the President to graduating
class cf National Police Academy,
A2163.
Addrcss by Robert E. Hannegan at grad-
uating exercises of National Police
Academy, A4.92.
Address by Joseph R. Sizoo at graduat-
ing exercises of National Academy of,
AI5,A4680.
Bill to authorize investigation of facts
in connection with lynchings by (see
bill H. R. 496).
Bill to provide adequate compensation
for dependents of agents and inspec-
tors of (see bill H. R. 179).
Bill to make an independent agency of
the Government of (see bill H. R. 5056).
Editorial by Ben McKelway from Wash-
ington Evening Star praising, A5647.
Remarks in House relative to statistics
on increase in juvnile delinquency by,
A1945.
Remarks in House relative to activities
in suppression of crime of, 2280.
Remarks in House relative to hearings
regarding appropriations for, 2281.
Remarks in House praising war record of,
A75, A5647.
Remarks in Senate relative to, 8587.
Resolution authorizing Committee on
Judiciary to conduct investigation of
disposition of case against certain in-
dividuals charged with espionage and
* possession of confidential Government
documents by (see H. Res. 430).
Table: arrests, by age groups, male and
female, January 1 to June 30, 1944,
2283.
-education background of juveniles
arrested, 2283.
Tribute in House to the record during
war of, A503.
FEDERAL BUREAU OF PRISONS, remarks in
House relative to annual appropriation
for, 2282.
Table: institutions operated in 1Q35 and
1945 by, 2282.
FEDERAL CIVILIAN RETIREMENT ADMIN-
ISTRATION, create (see bill H. R.
3106).
FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMIS-
SION, editorial from Louisville Cour-
ier-Journal relative to sale of radio
station WMCA and, A492.
Letter transmitting annual report of,
194, 231.
Letter transmitting report of application
of radio to railroad operation, 362, 366.
FEDERAL COMMUNCATIONS OOMMIS-
SION-Continued.
Letter relative to reduction in telephone
and, telegraph rates from, A2636.
Letter from the Chairman relative to the
bill (S. 2) relating to Federal airports,
8527.
Letter transmitting estimate of person-
nel requirements for, 97, 2997, 3351.
Message from President transmitting
supplemental estimate of appropria-
tion for (H. Doc. 339), 9872.
Remarks in House relative to "crude
whitewash" of, A942.
FEDERAL CORRUPT PRACTICES ACT,
amend section 313, so as to prohibit
political expenditures by national
banks, corporations, and labor unions
(see bill S. 1487).
Bills to amend (see bills S. 1261, 1648).
FEDERAL COUNCIL OF THE CHURCHES OF
CHRIST IN AMERICA, letter and state-
ment' apprcving the United Nations
Charter, 7150.
Letter favoring equal-rights amendmnt
by, ASS65.
Remarks in House relative to program
Six Pillars of Peace,, advocated by,
A722.
Statement relative to peace by, A2314.
Statement entitled "The Churches and
the Charter of the United Nations"
adopted by, A3205.
Summary on the churches and world
order at second national study con-
ference in Cleveland, Ohio, of, A561.
FEDERAL CREDIT UNION ACT, amend (see
bills H. R. 2385, 3282, 3327).
FEDERAL DEPARTMENT OF WELFARE, let-
ter from Leonard W. Mayo urging cre-
ation of, 12147.
FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORA-
TION. See also ExE.UTIVE NomINA-
TIONS AND CONFIRMATIONS.
Bill to increase maximum amount of any
deposit or trust fund which may be
insured under section 12B of Federal
Reserve Act by (see bill H. R. 755).
Letter transmitting annual report of,
210, 327.
Letter from the Administrator relative
to continuing the national program for
full eiployment, 3110.
FEDERAL EDUCATION LEGISLATION AND
THE JOKER IN IT, editorial from
Hillsdale (N. J.) Herald relative to,
A2521.
FEDERAL EFFICIENCY SERVICE, expand
facilities of General Accounting Office
by creating (see bill H. R. 400).
FEDERAL EMPLOYEES. See EMPLOYEES OF
THE UNITED STATES
FEDERAL EXPENDITURES, remarks in
House'relative to, k0678.
Remarks in Senate relative to reduction
of nonessential, 8048.
Reports of the Joint Committee on Re-
duction of Nonessential (S. Dcc. 31),
2589, 4690.
Report of increases and decreases in the
number of paid employees, 9562.
Table: nonwar expenditures of 1939-46,
A3561.
FEDERAL FARM BOARD, provide for cancel-
lation of certain notes acquired by
Farm Credit Administration as a result
of activities of (see bill S. 44).
FEDERAL FARM LOAN ACT, amend (see bills
S. 990; H. R. 2113*).
Bill to amend, and acts amendatory
thereof and supplementary thereto
(see bill H. R. 4520).
Bills to amend, so as to prohibit Federal
land banks from refusing to make
mortgage loans -in States, laws of
which prevent rendering of deficiency
judgment (see bills S. 834; H. R. 3817).

FEDERAL FARM LOAN'BANK, resolution au-
thorizing loans to farmers and return-
ing soldiers by, 7507.
FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE CORPORA-
TION ACT, amend (see bill H. R.
2113*).
Remarks in House relative to appropria-
tions for, 2738.
Resolution by Mountrail County Na-
tional Farm Loan Association of Stan-
ley, N. Dak., relative to veterans pur-
chasing farms by amending, A3262.
FEDERAL FARM PROGRAMS, remarks in
Senate relative to, 7841.
FEDERAL FIDELITY TRUST FUND, provide
for binding of Government officials to
establish (see bill S. 1333).
FEDERAL FINANCES, letter from R. M. Mc-
Dill relative to, 8726.
Memorial of Legislature of Iowa urging
establishment of a procedure by which
Federal spending and Federal income
would be balanced, 2459.
FEDERAL FOOD, DRUG, AND COSMETIC
ACT, amend (see bills S. 1042; H. R.
3266*).
Bill relating to labeling of boric acid for
purposes of (see bill H. R. 686).
FEDERAL FUNDS NOT WANTED FOR IN-
DIANAPOLIS SLUM CLEARANCE,
article from Wall Street Journal rela-
tive to. A5477.
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, enable and to ex-
podite the business of (see bill H. R.
4612).
"FEDERAL GOVERNMENT ,AND THE AVIA-
TION INDUSTRY-PARTNERSHIP OR
PEONAGE?" statement by Robert H.
Wood entitled, A5274.
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT DOESNOT OWE
YOU A JOB, remarks in House relative
to, A4602.
FEDERAL GRANTS TO STATE AND LOCAL
GOVERNMENTS, letter from Bureau of
the Budget relative to, A4535.
Remarks in House relative to, A4535.
Statement from Bureau of the Budget
relative to, A4535, A4536.
FEDERAL HIGHWAY ACT, amend section 17
of (see bill S. 348).
FEDERAL HIGHWAY SYSTEM, provide for
construction and operation of new
system of superhighways and airports
for national defense (see bill H. R.
3036).
FEDERAL HOME LOAN ACT, amendment in
Senate relative to the proposed amend-
ment to, 159.
Bills to amend (see bills S. 179; H. R.
595).
FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK ADMINIS-
TRATION, letter from the Commis-
sioner transmitting report of, 5251,
5304.
FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK BOARD, re-
establish (see bill H. R. 398).
Bill to restore to Federal Loan Agency
the (see bill H. R. 2681).
FEDERAL HOUSING ADMINISTRATION,
permit extension of insurance of loans
of (see bill H. R. 4256).
Bill to restore to Federal Loan Agency
the (see bill H. R. 2681).
Letter by Abner H. Ferguson relative to
operations in Utah of, A1082.
Letter relative to aid In Wisconsin from
Federal housing program by, A1066.
Letter by Abner H. Ferguson relative to
record in Rhode Island of, A1149.
News release relative to loans for veter-
ans by, A5661.
Remarks in House praising record of,
All0.
FEDERAI4 HOUSING AGENCY, telegrams
from Seattle Master Builders and
Aeronautical District Lodge, No. 751,
of International Association of Ma-
chinists relative to title VI Insurance
funds of, A1169.
INDEX
FEDERAL HOUSING PROGRAM, letter by
Federal Housing Administration rela-
tive to aid in Wisconsin by, A1066.
FEDERAL INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION,
create (see bill H. R. 497).
"FEDERALISM IN THE U. S. S. R.," article
by John N. Hazard from Magazine of
State Affairs entitled, A2827.
FEDERAJ JUDICIARY, provide for furnish-
ing of Congressional Record to mem-
bers of (see bill H. R..2919).
FEDERAL LABOR RELATIONS ACT.
Article captioned "Is it necessary to tear
Wagner Act apart?" by William M.
Leiserson from Washington Daily News,
A3545.
Article captioned "Bad outweighs good in
proposed labor bill" by William M.
Leiserson from Washington Daily News,
A3544.
Article entitled "What New Labor Bill
Proposes" from Washington Daily
News, A3543, AS514.
Article by Paul Mallon from Washington
Daily News relative to proposed, A3512.
Articles by Donald R. Richberg from
Baltimore Sun relative to bill, S. 1117,
proposed, A3514, A3515, A3516.
Articles by Senator Ball from Washing-
ton Daily News relative to bill, S. 1171,
proposed, A3488, A3489.
Article entitled "Protecting the Public"
by Donald R. Richberg, A3234.
Article captioned "Senator Hatch rebuts
critics of B-H-B labor bill" by Senator
Hatch from Washington Daily News,
A3808.
Article entitled "Hatch, Burton, Ball Bill
Seen Signifying Trend" by David
Lawrence from Washington Evening
Star, A3212.
Article entitled "Industrial Peace Bill"
by Mark Sullivan from Washington
Post, A3212.
Article in Milwaukee Journal by Brook-
ings Institution relative to, A5015.
Associated Press dispatch captioned
"Richberg offers to-post $1,000 for de-
bate on new labor bill," A3234.
Editorial entitled "Putting the Public
First" from Cleveland (Ohio) Press,
A3211.
Editorial entitled "Bid for Industrial
Peace" from -Washington Evening
Star, A3088.
Editorial from Cleveland (Ohio) News
relative to labor's reaction to, A3155.
Editorial entitled "Destructive -Criti-
cism" from Washington Post, A3542.
Editorial entitled "Safeguards for Work-
ers" from Washington Daily News,
A3415.
Editorial entitled "Constructive Critic"
from Washington Daily News, A3544.
Editorial from Washington Daily News
relative to proposed, A3088.
Statement on the public's bill of rights
by Senator Burton from Cleveland
(Ohio) News, A3471. -
Editorial entitled "Asking for Trouble"
from Cleveland (Ohio) Plain Dealer,
A3230.
Editorial entitled "A Major Peacetime
Problem" from Cleveland (Ohio)
Plain Dealer, A3211.
Radio discussion' by Senators Hatch,
Burton, and Ball and Mr. Donald Rich-
berg relative to S. 1171, A3040, A3041.
Remarks in Senate relative to the pro-
posed, 6323.
"FEDERAL LABOR RELATIONS POLICY
NEEDED," radio address by Senator
Ball entitled, A4314.
FEDERAL LAND BANK ACT, revising (see
bill H. R. 2113*).
Remarks in House relative to the bill
(H. R. 2113) to revise, 4756, 4757.
FEDERAL LAND BANK, relating to disposi-
tion of mineral rights by (see bill H. R.
667).
235
FEDERAL LAND BANK-Continued.
Bill to amend Federal Farm Loan Act,
so as to prohibit Federal land banks
from refusing to make mortgage loans
in States, laws of which prevent ren-
dering of deficiency judgment (see
bill S. 824).
FEDECAL LEGISLATICN RELATING TO
THE WORLD WAR, investigate (see
S. Res 138).
FEDERAL LOAN ADMINISTRATOR, remarks
in House and editorial from Washing-
ton Post relative to appointment of
Fred Vinson as, A1027, A1028.
FEDERAL LOAN AGENCY, making annual
appropriations for (see bill H. R,
2603").
Bill to completely restore as an inde-
pendent establishment (see bill H. R.
1994).
Bill to restore Federal Housing Admin-
istration and Federal Home Loan Bank
Board to (see bill H. R. 2681).
Conference report on bill (H. R. 2603)
making annual appropriations for,
A534.
Remarks in House relative to the bill
(H. R. 2603) making appropriations
for, 2204, 2279, 2280, 2353, 2411, 3734,
3750, 3937.
Remarks in House relative to the con-
ference report on, 4466, 4482.
FEDERALLY INSPECTED PACKER ESTAB-
LISHMENTS, statement relative to,
5878.
FEDERAL MACHINIST (publication), edi-
torial on slaughtering houses on strike
from, A3200.
FEDETAL NARCOTIC LAWS, provide for cov-
erage of certain drugs under (see bill
H. R. 2348*).
Remarks in House relative to bill to pro-
vide for coverage of certain drugs un-'
der, 1959.
FEDERAL OFFENDERS, set aside convictions
of those who have been placed on pro-
bation and have fully complied with
conditions of (see bill H. R. 1529).
FEDERAL OFFICE BUILDING, NASHVILLE,
TENN., authorize construction of (see
bill S. 1649").
FEDERAL OFFICERS, relating to compensa-
tion of (see bills H. R. 174, 4261). -
Bill to fix terms of office of certain (see
bill S. 1049").
Bill to amend section 1 of act providing
punishment for killing or assaulting
(see bill H. R. 1528).
Bill to amend act relative to supplement-
ing the salaries of (see bill S. 600).
FEDERAL OFFICES, memorandum from the
Constitution relative to power of Con-
gress to specify limitations as to ap-
pointments to, A1915.
FEDERAL OLD-AGE AND SURVIVORS IN-
SURANCE FUND, letter transmitting
fifth annual report of, 4497, 4500.
Remarks in House relative to, 7885.
Remarks in Senate relative to credit to
servicemen under, 3396.
Resolution to print additional copies of
part 5 of the hearings relative to post-
war agricultural policy (H. Res. 330,
Rept. 935), 7885.
Resolution to print report of the Board
of Trustees of (H. Res. 322*, Rept. 936),
7885.
FEDERAL PAY BILL, improve salary and
wage administration (see bills S. 807*,
1415*).
Conference report on bill (S.807) to im-
prove salary and wage administration,
6666.
Remarks in House relative to, 6278, 10682.
FEDERAL PAY FOR JOBLESS, editorial from
Bartlesville (Okla.) Enterprise oppos-
Ing, A2674.
236
FEDERAL POWER ACT, amendments in Sen-
ate to bill (S. 448) to amend, 778.
Bills to amend section 201 of (see bills
S. 448; H. R. 672, 673).
Bills to amend section 1, with respect to
terms of office of members of Federal
Power Commission (see bills S. 1289;
H. R. 3704).
FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION, amend
section 1 of the Federal Power Act,
with respect to terms of office of mem-
bers of (see bills S. 1289; H. R. 3704).
Joint resolution directing an investiga-
tion of certain matters with respect to
natural gas by (see S. J. Res. 13).
Letter transmitting copy of report en-
titled "Industrial Electric Power in the
United States, 1939-45," 8207, 8335.
Letter from the Chairman transmitting
statement showing names and com-
pensation of members and employees
of, 124, 157.
Letter transmitting report on permits
and licenses issued by, 56.
Letter transmitting estimate of per-
sonnel requirements for, 2228, 2311.
Messages from the President transmit-
ting supplemental estimates of appro-
priations for (S. Doe. 26; H. Does. 289,
322), 1886, 8948, 9821.
FEDERAL POWER CONTROL IN NORTH-
WEST, editorial from Portland Ore-
gonian relative to, A5727.
FEDERAL PRISON INDUSTRIES, INC., let-
ter transmitting annual report of, 749,
772.
FEDERAL PRISONS, remarks in House rela-
tive to value cf war materials produced
in, A960.
Remarks in House relative to, A959.
FEDERAL PUBLIC HOUSING AUTHORITY,
letter transmitting estimate of per-
sonnel requirements for, 1341.
FEDERAL PUBLIC HOUSING COMMIS-
SIONER, authorize settlement of
claims for overtime compensation of
certain persons (see bill S. 1634).
FEDERAL REGISTER, remarks in House rela-
tive to publication of, 933.
FEDERAL RESERVATIONS, provide for de-
tention, care, and treatment of persons
of unsound mind in certain (see bills
S. 759; H. R. 2710).
Letter from Attorney General transmit-
ting draft of proposed bill for care of
persons in, 2238.
FEDERAL RESERVE ACT, amend section 12B,
relating to insurance of deposits of
public funds (see bill H. R. 658).
Bills to amend section 13 (b) of (see bills
S. 511; H. R. 591).
Bills to amend sections 11 (c) and 16 of
(see bills S. 510*; H. R. 2124, 3000*).
Bills to amend (see bills S. 1598; H. R.
4704).
"FEDERAL RESERVE AND THE BRETTON
WOODS PROPOSALS," address by M.
S. Szymczak in Chicago entitled,
A1393.
FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS, providing for
issuance of nonnegotiable United
States bonds (see bill H. R. 90).
Bills to continue existing gold reserve ra-
tios by increasing monetary value of
gold (see bills S. 649; H. R. 2343, 2410).
Bills providing for Government owner-
ship of (see bills H. R. 2, 142).
Remarks in House relative to public
ownership of issue of, A5256.
Bill to Increase reserves of and to reduce
Federal debt by utilization of gold
certificates (see bill H. R. 3352).
Remarks In Senate relative to bill (S.
510) to amend act relative to reduc-
tion in reserve requirements of, 3761,
3775.
FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD, remarks in
House relative to attempt to lower
gold reserve being made by, A806.
INDEX
FEDERAL RESERVE NOTES, remarks in
House relative to increase in circula-
tion of, 3955.
FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM, letter trans-
mitting thirty-first annual report of,
4497, 4500.
Remarks in House relative to war emer-
gency power of, 7499.
Remarks in House relative to contracting
the currency after last war by, A1980.
Remarks in House relative to deposits
in 1944 of member banks of, 1318.
Statement relative to ratification of
Bretton Woods agreement by Board of
Governors of, A1383.
Statement and an article relative to the
purchase of Government securities
directly from the Treasury by, 12261,
12321.
FEDERAL ROAD SYSTEM, authorizing Com-
mittee on Roads to investigate (see
H. Res. 255*).
FEDERAL RURAL REHABILITATION PROJ-
ECTS, relating to administration and
liquidation of (see bill S. 704*).
FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN INSURANCE
CORPORATION, adjust rate of divi-
dends paid on its capital stock and to
decrease premium charge for its in-
surance (see bill H R. 4428*).
FEDERAL SECURITY AGENCY, making ap-
propriations for (see bill H. R. 3199").
Bill to establish a Division of Aviation
Education in United' States Office of
Education (see bill H. R. 548).
Joint resolution making additional ap-
propriation for (see H. J. Res. 174*).
Letter transmitting report of Public
Health Service for 1944, 749.
Letter from Administrator transmitting
fourth quarterly report of, 9109.
Letter transmitting annual report for
1944 for, 2933.
Letter transmitting annual report of
Office of Vocational Rehabilitation for
1944, 362.
Letter from Administrator transmitting
draft of bill to provide free importa-
tion of certain substances by American
Pharmaceutical Association, 6871, 6978.
Letter from Administrator transmitting
draft of bill to amend title III of Social
Security Act, 11155.
Letter from Administrator transmitting
draft of bill amending Federal Foed,
Drug, and Cosmetic Act, 4684, 4928.
Letter transmitting estimate of person-
nel requirements for third quarter
1945, 97.
Letter from Administrator transmitting
report of Commissioner of Education,
640, 1885, 1886, 5291, 5304.
Letter relative to Pepper committee re-
port on health by, A145.
Letter relative to extension of old-age
assistance to public employees by Wat-
son B. Miller of, A4206.
Messages from President transmitting
estimates for appropriations (S. Does.
16, 28, 49; H. Does. 29, 46, 51, 59, 111,
126, 152, 219, 297, 298, 334, 340, 341),
325, 869, 1639, 1994, 2072, 2380, 2887,
3699, 4928, 5520, 9210, 9821, 9872.
FEDERAL SEED ACT, amend so as to require
that the origin of vegetable seeds be
stated on the label (see bill H. R. 2503).
Letter from Secretary of Agriculture
transmitting draft of bill affecting
administration of, 12030.
FEDERAL SERVICE, improve salary and wage
administration in (see bill S. 807*;
H. R. 3393).
Conference report on bill (S. 807) to im-
prove salary and wage administration
in, 6666.
Letter from the Civil Service Commission
transmitting a draft of proposed legis-
lation to improve salary and wage ad-
ministration in, 1389, 1403.
FEDERAL SOCIAL SECURITY BOARD, me-
morial of Legislature of Massachusetts
to investigate activities of, 6704, 6787.
FEDEPAL SOCIAL SECURITY LAW, memo-
rial of the General Court ef the State
of Massachusetts, memorial of legis-
lature relative to transfer to the sev-
eral States the administration of the-
Federal social-security law, 6203.
FEDERAL SUPERHIGHWAY AND AIRPORT
SYSTEM, text of bill (H. R. 3036) to
provide for construction of, A3229.
FEDERAL SURPLUS COMMODITIES COR-
PORATION, letter transmitting annual
report of, 17.
FEDERAL SYSTEM OF UNEMPLOYMENT
INSURANCE, remarks in benate favor-
ing, A4374.
FEED SURVEY COMMITTEE AND THE FEED
INDU TRY COUNCIL, report relative
to food supplies by, A349d.
FEDERAL TAX COMMISSION, establishing
(see H. J. Res. 109).
"FEDERAL TAXES AFT) THE WORKER"
article by Robert B. Dresser from Rail-
roe Workers Journal entitled, A944.
FEDERAL TAXES COLLECTED IN MICH-
IGAN, remarks in House relative to
A5789.
FEDERAL TAX SYSTEM, remarks in House
relative to, 12475.
FEDERAL TRADE COMMISoION, amend act
creating (see bill H. R. 2390).
Bill to amend section 5 (b) of act creat-
ing, relative to false advertising of
food, drugs, devices, and cosmetics (see
bill H. R. 3105).
'Investigation of. cost of necessities by
(se H. J. Res. 274).
Letter transmitting the annual report of,
229, 231.
Letter transmitting estimate of person-.
nel requirements for third quarter,
1945, 97.
Letters from Chairman transmitting re-
port relative to cost and distribution
of fish, 7104, 7148.
Letter relative to milk distribution,
prices, spreads, and profits, 6245.
Letter by'Representative Celler relative
to radio reform to, A3751.
Message from the President transmitting
a draft of a proposed provision pertain-
ing to an existing appropriation for
(H. Doe. 41), 461.
Remarks in House relative to appropria-
. tions for, 940.
Reports on distribution methods and
costs submitted by, 6258, 7148.
Letter transmitting report on resale price
maintenance, 12231.
FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION ACT, ad-
dress by Representative Reece in New
York before Association of National
Advertisers relrtive to H. R. 2390, to
amend, A5115.
Bill to amend with reference to trans-
actions in regard to watches contain-
ing works of foreign manufacture (see
biil H. R. 123).
heemarks in House relative to H. R. 2390
to amend, A1033.
FEDERAL UNEMPLOYMENT TAX ACT, ex-
clude service performed by certain
real-estate salesmen from definition of
"employment" under (see bill H. R.
1589).
Bill to provide for excluding officers and
directors of corporations in determin-
ing whether such corporation is sub-
ject to (see bill H. R. 4221).
FEDERAL UNION AND PEACE, speech by
Clarence. K. Streit in New York City
on, A2053.

FEDERAL WORKS ADMINISTRATOR, au-
thorize acceptance and disposition of
real estate of late Maggie Johnson, of
Polk County, Ark., by (see bill H. R.
2677* ).
Joint resolution to authorize the ad-
vancement of discretionary apportion-
ment funds for National Memorial
Stadium by (see S. J. Res. 83*).
Letter transmitting draft of bill for con-
struction of public buildings, 9371.
FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY, authorize utili-
zation in provision of public-works
projects of (see bill S. 1530).
Letter relative to cooperation of State of
Washington with Lanham Act provid-
ing housing by, A559.
Letter transmitting draft of proposed bill
to accept real estate from the late
Maggie Johnson, 2310.
Letter relative to child-care centers
from, A4000.
Letter by Representative Doyle relative
to H. R. 4202, to continue child-care
centers, to, A4154.
Letter transmitting annual report for
1944, 97.
Letter transmitting estimate of person-
nel requirements for, 2072, 2074.
Message from President transmitting
recommendation for rescission of
$7,000,000 for service projects of, 9518.
Messages from President transmitting
supplemental estimates of appropria-
tions for (S. Does. 71, 131; H. Docs. 30,
32, 53, 304, 325, 335, 343), 326, 362, 869,
7148, 9461, 9756, 9821, 9872, 12309.
Remarks in House relative to appropria-
tions for, 897, 1625.
FEDERATED ORGANIZATIONS FOR BA-
TAAN RELIEF, providing for incor-
poration of (see bill S. 61).
FEDERATED PRESS, news release on un-
American organizations from, A604.
Remarks in House relative to, A604.
FEDERATION DAY, address by Bernard M.
Baruch in New York City on, A58.
FEDERATION OF ATOMIC SCIENTISTS, list
of alms of, A5306.
List of associations composing, A5306.
Telegram endorsing Representative Doug-
las (California) resolution for control
of atomic energy from, A5306.
FEDERATION OF LABOR OF BUFFALO,
N. Y., resolution favoring return to
Europe of German prisoners of war
by, A3052.
FEDERATION OF NEBRASKA RETAILERS,
remarks In Senate relative to shortages
in sugar inventories, 10909.
FEDERATION OF THE WORLD, declaration
of, 1994.
Memorial of Legislature of Oklahoma
endorsing the declaration of, 3054.
Memorial of Legislature of Utah relative
to acceptance of the principles of,
2075.
FEED, recommendations for effecting a more
equitable distribution of protein feed
ingredients by Walter C. Berger, A5587.
FEEDER CATTLE ARE TOO HIGH, article
by A. C. Hanson from Wallace's Farmer
and Iowa Homestead relative to, A4311.
"FEEDING OUR ALLIES," article by Charles
Miller from Washington Post entitled,
A5S62.
FEEDING OUR ENEMIES, remarks in House
relative to.
"FEEDING WAR PRISONERS," editorial
from Pittsburgh (Pa.) Post-Gazette
entitled, A2568.
FEED SITUATION, analysis by Department
of Agriculture on, A5587.
Letter by James M. Browning relative
to, A5587.
FEEN, A. PEARLY, address entitled "A Code
and a Court for a Developed Juris-
prudence," A4916.
INDEX
FEIGHAN, MICHAEL A. (a Representative FELLOWS, FRANK-Continued.
from Ohio).
Address at Cleveland, Ohio, on pattern
for peace, A1419.
Address by Prime Minister De Valera,
A2474.
Appointed on committee, 274, 275,
Articles by Dilworth Lupton from Cleve-
land Press on current topics, A1479.
Article from Cleveland Press relative to
reemployment of returning veterans,
A1923.
Article from Cleveland Press entitled
"Industrialists Honor Seven Labor
Leaders," A3239.
Data on San Francisco Charter, A3536.
Editorial from Cleveland Plain Dealer
on pay of postal employees, A2176.
Editorial from Cleveland Press written
by Ray De Crane setting forth wages
paid to veterans and living costs,
A5280.
Letter written by Elizabeth S. Magee,
general secretary, National Consum-
er's League, published in Washington
Post contradicting the NAM on mini-
mum wages, A5281.
Resolution of Cleveland, Ohio, Federa-
tion of Labor paying tribute to late
President Roosevelt, A1877.
Resolution of American Slovak organi-
zations urging world peace, A3063.
Statement from National Catholic Wel-
fare Conference in behalf of bills
S. 1349 and H. R. 3914-amendments
to Fair Labor Standards Act, A5280.
Amendments offered by, to
District of Columbia: teachers' pay bill
(H. R. 3376): to amend, 7379.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Veterans: relating to sale of surplus
property to (see bill H. R. 4784),
10952.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Peace: providing.a basis for (see H. Con.
Res. 21), 327.
Remarks by, on
Cleveland postal employees: support of
war loan drive, A2024.
Crosser, Mrs. Robert: death of, 10823.
District of Columbia: school teachers'
pay bill, 7379.
Housing for veterans, 12295.
Lucas, Guy R.: postmaster at Cleveland,
Ohio, A2623.
-letter to the President, A2624.
Palestine problem, 9692.
- resolution, 12382.
Peace and a just world order, 319.
- seven-point program of tri-faith
group, 320.
Polish Constitution Day, 4152.
VE-day, 4308.
Veterans: housing for, 11131, 11132.
- purchase of surplus property,
10939.
Revorts made by, from
Committee on the Judiciary:
Certain actions: limits of time (H. R.
2788, Rept. 1141), 10825.
Pernicious political activities: to amend
act to prevent (see bill H. R. 1497),
9673.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
FEINBERG, HERMAN, relief, see bill H. R.
1352).
FELDMAN, GEORGE J. (major, U. S. Army),
article entitled "GI Joe at Pzace Table"
from Boston Traveler by, A1404.
FELDMAN, GUSSIE, relief (see bill H. R.
4757).
FELKER, ANDREW L., letter relative to gov- Amendments offered by, to
ernment waste of paper by, A1068.
FELLOWS, FRANK (a representative from
Maine).
Address by James B. Perkins In Maine
House of Representatives, A1358.
Appointed on committee, 491.
Editorial from Bangor (Maine) Daily
.News entitled "After-War Wages,"
A4915.
Speech by Robert Hale on American for-
eign policy, A80.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Brooks, Katherine I. and Sally: for re-
lief (see bill H. R. 4237), 9211.
Emergency Price Control Act: to amend
(see bill H. R. 3658), 7214.
Hicks, Charles H.: for relief (see bill H.
R. 3671), 7215.
Mount Desert Boat Yard, Inc.: for relief
(see bill H. R. 1221), 127.
Narraguagus River, Maine: to survey
(see bill H. R. 2476), 1748.
Newton, Ethel: for relief (see bill H. R.
1302), 149.
O'Connell, Daniel D., and Stewart, Al-
mon B.: for relief (see bill H. R. 1303),
149.
Winter, Madeline: for relief (see bill H.
R. 1301), 149.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 3467.
Remarks by, on
•Antiracketeering Act, 11907.
Atlantic Charter, 228.
Rivers and harbors bill, 1375.
Second War Powers Act amendment,
11350.
Treaty ratification, 4045-4047, 4294.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
FELLOWSHIP (publication), article entitled
"I Don't Deserve That Medal" from,
A5806.
FEMOYER, ROBERT E. (second lieutenant,
U. S. Army), remarks in House relative
to posthumous award of Congressional
Medal of Honor to, A2377.
FEPC. See also FAr EMPLOYMENT PRACTICE
COMMITTEE.
Editorials on FEPC from various news-
papers relative to, A2811, A2812, A2813.
"FEPC ACT DOfOMED," excerpt from editorial
by Jim H. Brady from column Inside
Washington entitled, A3351.
"FEPC: A CHALLENGE.TO DEMOCRACY,"
article by Richard J. Roche from
America entitled, A2283.
"FEPC-A CONCENTRATION CAMP FOR
ALL AMERICANS," remarks in House
entitled, 4204.
"FEPC-A GESTAPO FOR AMERICA," edi-
torial from West Hartford (Conn.)
Metropolitan News entitled, A3296.
FEPC-ANOTHER PRINCIPLE AT STAKE,
editorial from Washington Evening
Star relative to, A3223.
"FEPC IN JEOPARDY," article by Ernest
Lindley from Birmingham (Ala.) Age-
Herald entitled, A3266.
"FEPC-PROBLEM SHOULD NOT BE LEFT
TO BILBOS AND EASTLANDS," article
by Lowell Mellett from Washington
Evening Star entitled, A3229, A3271.
FENTON, IVOR D. (a Representative fron
Pennsylvania).
Appointed on committee, 88.
Article from Mount Carmel (Pa.) Item
relative to exploits of Maj. Gen. James
M. Gavin and Eighty-second Airborne
Division, A3522.
Correspondence relative to Army Medical
Corps between Secretary of War and,
6287.
Launching of U. S. S. Pittston, Coaldale,
Mahanoy City at Baltimore, Md., as
tribute to anthracite mine workers,
A871.
Nurses: drafting of (H. R. 2277): to
amend, 1865.
Veterans' Administration (H. R. 4717):
to amend, 11679.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Army: to recognize service performed
under enemy fire by officers and men
of Medical Corps (see bill H. R. 2477),
1748.
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FENTON, IVOR D.-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Pennsylvania: to establish national cem-
etery in eastern section of (see bill
H. R. 2549), 1991.
Polidoro, Agostino: for relief (see bill
H. R. 3646), 7104.
Remarks by, on
Army Medlcal Corps (H. R. 2477), 6286.
Damato, Corp. Anthony P.: award of
Congressional Medal of Honor post-
humously to, A1789.
Deficiency appropriation bill, 11219.
Flood-control projects, 11219.
Labor relations, 11149.
National Service Act, 610.
Nurses' se.ective service bill, 1730, 1743,
1860, 18C4, 1865, 1866.
Veterans' hospitals, 11145, 11146.
Veterans' Administration: Department
of Medicine and Surgery, 11668, 11674,
11675, 11678, 11679, 11680.
- letter by Maj. Gen. Paul R.
Hawley, 11675.
Reports madc by, from
Committee on Military Affairs:
Army: Medical Corps (H. R. 2477, Rept.
686), 5591.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
FERGUSON, ABNER H., letter relative to
operations of FHA in Utah by, A1032.
Letter relative to record of Federal Hous-
ing Administration in Rhode Island
by, A1149.
FERGUSON, HOMER (a Senator from Mich-
igan).
Address at Springfield, Ill., February 12,
1945, relative to Lincoln and our
foreign policy, A780.
Address by Harold E. Stassen at Wash-
ington, D. C., on subject United Na-
tions Charter, 7275.
Appointed on committee, 169, 170.
Appointed conferee, 10803.
Appointed on funeral committee, 3356.
Appointed on Joint Committee To In-
vestiaate Pearl Harbor Attack, 8583.
Article by Sumner Welles entitled "Meet-
ing in London; Test of United States
Leadership," A4083.
Editorial from Detroit Times entitled
"Tomb of the Unknown Warriors,"
A4858.
Excused as conferee, 11159.
Letter by Attorney General relative to
corruption in construction of Pan-
American Highway, 6219.
Propaosed Federal Labor Relations Act:
statcments by Senators Hatch, Burton,
and Ball, and Donald Richberg, A3040,
A3041.
Radio address on subject of reconversion
by, A3566.
Amendments offered by, to
Airports bill (S. 2): to amend, 8168.
Government agencies; reorganization (S.
1120): to amend, 10801.
Insurance business (S. 304): to amend,
485, 486.
National Service Acts (H. R. 1752, S. 36)
to amend, 1115, 1849,
Reorganization of Government agencies
(S. 1120): to amend, 10251.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
American Veterans Committee: to in-
corporate (see bill S. 110), 78.
Antitrust laws: to amend act suspending
running of statute of limitations ap-
plicable to violations of (see bill S.
937), 393.
Cabinet members: to prescribe tenure of
office (see bill S. 673), 1642.
Equal rights for men and women: to
amend Constitution relative to (see
S. J. Res. 61), 4099.
Government land in Michigan: sell and
acquire land in (see S. 1198), 6791.
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Basin: to ap-
p:ovo agreement with Canada (see S. J.
Res. 104), 6215.
INDEX
FERGUSON, HOMER--Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Insurance business: to express interest of
Congress with respect to regulation of
(see bill S. 340), 330.
Nimura, Yeicki (Tomizo Miki) : for relief
(see bill S. 207), 159.
Pearl Harbor investigations: to extend
statute of limitations in connection
with (see S. J. Res. 66), 4382.
Motions and resolutions offered by
International Court of Justice: relating
to jurisdiction of (see S. Res. 196),
11109.
Remarks by, on
Air bases abroad, 1135, 1136, 1138, 1140.
Airplane accidents, 7170.
Airports: Federal aid bill, 8446, 8447,
8468, 8469, 8472, 8473.
Alcoholic beverage industry: investiga-
tion, 789.
American Economic Commission to the
Middle East, 1223, 1224, 1225.
Armed forces: demobilization program,
9479.
-findings of special committee in-
vestigating discharge *system, 10075,
10078, 10080.
- communications from servicemen,
10078.
-- statement by Rear Admiral Flani-
gan, 10079.
Army: censorship of personnel, 10513.
- memorandum to enlisted men,
10513.
Chandler, Albert B. (Happy): tribute,
3777.
Curtiss-Wright Corp., 4422.
Departmeiats of State Justice, and Com-
merce Appropriation bill, 3754.
Detroit, Mich.: meat shortage, 7860.
Dumbarton Oaks proposals, 470-472.
Export-Import Bank, 7838.
Europe: shipment of coal to, 8262.
Federal Reserve banks: reduction in
reserve requirements, 3927.
Foreign policy of the United States, 178,
179.
- text of proposed resolution, 179.
Government contracts: waste and cor-
ruption in, 6099.
Government departments: publications,
4127.
Gregory, Lt. Gen. Edmund B.: tribute,
3778.
Income tax: deductibility of oil- and gas-
well drilling costs, 7857, 7868, 7869,
7070.
Insurance business, 478-487, 1443, 1481,
1484, 1487.
Jews in Germany, 9222.
Labor-Federal Security appropriation
bill, 6718, 6719, 6720, 6721.
Land-grant railroad rates, 9233, 9234,
9235.
Latin-American Highway: graft in con-
struction, 6029.
Lewis, Fulton, Jr.: criticism of Army
Corps of Engineers, 6219.
Liberated countries: rates of exchange
in, 7285.
McKellar, Kenneth, 7515.
Maritime Commission contracts, 6798,
6799.
Meat: shortage due to OPA regulations,
7860, 7865.
Mexico: water treaty, 3102, 3124, 3125,
3126, 3127, 3370.
Middle East: policy of the United States
in, 1224, 1225, 1226.
Military information: reconsideration of
bill (S. 805), 3267.
National Service Act, 1430, 1492, 1498,
1547, 1560, 1650, 1663, 1849, 1850, 1852.
Norfolk Navy Yard: investigation, 386,
387, 391-397.
-excerpt from report of Navy De-
partment, 397.
letter by Under Secretary of the
Navy, 398.
FE-GUSON, HOMER-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Pearl Harbor disaster: congressional in-
vestigation, 8239, 8340, 6343, 8344,
10859, 10960.
-difficulties of special committtee,
10142-10346, 10353, 10151, 10:52, 10353,
10354, 10255.
- employment of counsel, 9169.
- memoranda by the President,
10583, 10534, 10585.
- memorandum regarding Wymann
case, 10344.
-memorandum by the President,
10342.
- news release by War and Navy
Departments, 4381.
- President Roosevelt's files, 10436.
- rules of procedure, 10431, 1032,
10435, 10436, 10439, 10583-10587, 10590,
10591.
-- text of rules of procedure, 10343.
Railroads: tax adjustments, 7795.
Reciprocal trade agreements, 4877.
Redeployment and transportation or
servicemen, 7899.
iteorganization of Government agencies
10270, 10526.
Russian-American relations, 4110.
San Francisco Conference, 4110.
Special Committee to Investigate Na-
tional Defense Program: overseas in-
vestigation re machine tools, 7237-
7291.
- report on Army discharge pro-
gram, 10075, 10078.
Statute of limitations: extension of, 6798.
Surplus war material: disposal of, 3851.
Tax-adjustment bill, 7806, 7807, 7808.
Textile goods: shortage in Detroit, 7780.
Unemployment compensation bill, 8822.
United Nations Charter, 7998-8002, 8012,
8013, 8014, 8016, 8018, 8086.
Veterans: letters relative to housing fa-
cilities, 10513.
War ag-ncies: appropriations for, 6734,
7066.
Reports made by, from
Committee on the Judiciary:
Antitrust laws, statute of limitations
(S.937, Rept. 422), 6791.
Koeciuski, Arthur A., nomination, 75E6.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
FERGUSON, J. L., letter relative to discharge
of a member of the armed forces from,
A3973.
FERGUSON, STANLEY, article entitled
"Great Britain Seen in Strong Post-
war Shipping Position" from New York
Journal of Commerce by, A1714.
FERGUSON, THOMAS F., pension (see bill
S. 1114).
FERNANDEZ, ANTONIO M. (a Representative
from New Mexico).
Appointed on committee, 274, 275.
Appointed conferee, 4175.
Article by Clark M. Echeberger on work
of San Francisco Conference, A3084.
Editorial from Washington Pest on
Puerto Rico, A2688.
Amendments offered by, to
Tidelands (H. J. Res. 225): to amend,
8868.
Veterans: settlement on farm lands
(H. R. 520)-to amend, 8732.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
American antiquities: to amend act for
preservation (see bill H. R. 409), 25.
Holman, Adolphus M.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 1841), 591.
Kilgore, J. N.: for relief (see bill H. R.
4880), 11368.
Leases: to provide for the extension of
certain oil and gas (see bill H. R. 4343),
9558.
Military Aviation Academy: to establish
(see billH. R. 1367), 229.
New Mexico: relating to boundary lines
of so-called Sebastian Martin land
grants (see bill H. R. 2013), 2213.

FERNANDEZ, ANTONIO M.-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
New Mexico: use of public lands (see bill
H. R. 3804), 7551.
Padilla, Esequiel (Frank), .and others:
for relief (see billH. R. 4331), 9513.
Public domain: development of oil and
gas on (see billH. R. 3711). 7342.
Sebastian Martin land grants: to adjust
boundary disputes (see billH. R. 410),
25.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Memorial services for deceased Members
of the House: designating May 23, 1945
(see H. Res. 234); 3935.
Remarks by, on
Alaska: Tlingit and Haida Indians, 3458.
Atomic bomb: national monument to
commemorate first test in New Mexico
of, A3814.
Commodity Credit Corporation, 2057.
Curry County,N. Max.: sale of war bonds
in,4563.
Federal Aid Airport Act, 9795.
Grazing Service, 3896, 3897.
Indian lands, 3459.
Indian Service, 3898.
- Klamath Tribe, 3458.
Interior Department appropriation bill,
3896, 3897, 3898, 6954, 6955, 6956.
Memorial services: extension of remarks
in Record, 8620.
-.
Puerto Rico: sugar industry, 2057.
Pyle, Ernie: death of, 3528.
Tidelands: quieting title to, 8854, 8868.
Veterans: settlement on farm lands,
8773, 8775, 8776, 8777, 8779, 8782, 8789,
8790.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Claims:
Arnow, Mrs. Hortense (H. R. 1037, Rapt.
1409), 12028.
Calvert, Ruby Doris (S. 867, Rapt. 803),
6784.
Continental Casualty Co. (H. R. 1307,
Rapt. 206), 1390.
Delgado, Lucy (H. R. 4249, Rept. 1306),
11077.
Duncan, Rolla (H. R. 3225, Rapt. 1157),
101E8.
Edmonds, Bessie S. (H. R. 873, Rapt.
1290), 11077.
George, D. T. (H. R. 786, Rept. 766), 6408.
Holman, Adolphus M. (H. R. 1841, Rapt.
1054), 9372.
Holmes, Clifton L. (H. R. 1487, Rapt.
367), 2701.
Jacobs, Samuel (H. R. 1911, Rapt. 1155),
10168.
Jennings, John R. (H. R. 1917, Rept.
644), 5382.
Laurie, Ida E. (S. 134, Rapt. 795), 6784.
McKinney, William Clyde (H. R. 3454,
Rapt. 1259), 10826.,
Marine Engine Works & Shipbuilding
Corp. (H. R. 1322, Rapt. 315), 2165.
Mediterranean fruitfly losses (H. R. 3760,
Rapt. 919), 7550.
Overall. Mary H. (H. R. 2087, Rapt. 1226),
10785.
Rickard, Zella (S.134, Rapt. 795), 6784.
Rogers, J. M. (H. R. 1037, Rapt. 1409),
12028.
Rogers, Mrs. Willie L. (H. R. 1037, Rapt.
1409), 12028.
Sanders, Stephen E. and wife (S. 956,
Rapt. 804), 6784.
Southwestern Drug Co. (H. R. 18L6, Rapt.
642), 5382.
Stiles, George (H. R. 2837, Rapt. 1232),
10785.
Stiers Bros. Construction Co. (H. R. 1036,
Rapt. 86), 986.
Sullivan, E. (H. R. 1550, Rapt. 96), 986.
Webb, John T., Sr., and wife (S.784, Rapt.
602), 6784.
Williams, L. A. (H. R. 1958, Rapt. 645),
5382.
Committee on the Public Lands:
O11 and gas leases (H. R. 4343, Rapt.
1187), 10469.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
INDEX
FERNANDEZ, SALVADOR LORENZ, relief
(see-bills S. 1675: H. R. 2546).
FERNANDEZ, VINCENT SUAREZ, relief (see
bill H. R. 3096).
FERREIRA, ERNEST PEDRO, relief (see bill
H. R. 3159*).
FERREN, J. R., article relative to award of
Congressional Medal of Honor to Des-
mond T. Doss from Signs of the Times
by, A5366.
FERRIL, THOMAS H., editorial on world
peace by force from Rocky Mountain
Herald by, A1468.
FERTILIZERS, article captioned "Is there a
fertilizer trust?" by William 0. Hol-
man, A749. - rocal Trade Agreements Act by, 4975,
Bill relating to national fertilizer policy
(see bills S. 74, 882; H. R. 2922).
Bill to regulate registration, manufac-
ture, labeling, and inspection of (see
bills H. R. 1823, 3775).
Remarks in Senate relative to the need
for a program and policy for, 1440.
Remarks in House relative to bill (H. R.
1823) regulating registration and in-
spection of, A749.
Remarks in House relative to consump-
tion and tables of, A4891.
Resolution to investigate relative to sup-
ply, production, distribution, and sale
of (see S. Res. 42).
FESS, LEROY E., article on Navy Island:
United Nation's capital by, A5598.
FETTERHOFF, NORA C., increase pension
(see bill H. R. 1720).
F. H. E. OIL CO., remarks in House relative
to action taken by the Bureau of In-
ternal Revenue in regard to a recent
court decision on regulation relating
to intangible drilling and development
costs for oil and gas wells, 3047.
FICKETT, NELLIE L., increase pension (see
billS. 117).
"FICTION AND FACT," statements from the
Foreign Economics Administration en-
titled, 2134.
FIDELITY AND CASUALTY CO., relief (see
bill H. R. 1530').
FIDELITY TRUST CO., Baltimore, Md., pro-
vide for claims, contained in Senate
Document 229, Seventy-eighth Con-
gress, of (see bill S. 1241).
FIDLER, W. C., editorial from Daily Okla-
homan paying tribute to, A2043.
FIELD, E. LEWIS, reinstatement (see bill
H. R. 947).
FIELD, EUGENE EDWIN, estate of, relief
(see bill H. R. 1318).
FIELD, MARSHALL, address entitled "The
Way to 60,000,000 Jobs Is Through
Government Participation" before
Advertisers Club by, A1265.
Editorial', Only Congress Can Free Asso-
ciated Press From Marshall Field Fet-
ters from Jersey City (N. J.) Journal,
A4701.
Excerpt from article by Eleanor Patter-
son from Washington Times-Herald
relative to, A4548.
Rmarks in House relative to the suit
against Associated Press of, 10673.
FIELDS POINT, R. I., resolution of City
Council cf City of Providence rela-
tive to operation and production by
Walsh-Kaiser Co. of the shipyard at,
2462.
FIFIELD, WILLIAM, remarks in House rela-
tive to idea to observe June 30-July 4
as independence week of, A2613.
FIFTH ARMY IN ITALY, radio address by
Representative Luce relative to, A596.
FIFTH ARMY NEWS (publication), article
paying tribute to war record of Michael
A. Musmanno from, A5307.
FIFTH FREEDOM-A SQUARE DEAL FOR
MEMBERS OF THE ARMED FORCES,
remarks in House relative to, A4413.
239
FIF'H MARINE DIVISION CEMETERY, ad-
dress by Chaplain Gittelsohn at Iwo
Jima at dedication of, A4782.
Article by Clifford P. Morehouse from
Living Church including sermon by
Chaplain Roland B. Gittelsohn at dedi-
cation of, A1969.
Memorial address by Chaplain Roland B.
Gittelsohn at, A1651, A1969.
FIFTY-SIXTH FIGHTER GROUP, EIGHTH
AIR FORCE, tribute in House to,
A120.
FIG GARDEN CENTER, FRESNO, CALIF., re-
marks in House relative to tariff pro-
tection and profitable, A2458.
Resolution opposing extension of Recip-
A2458.
"FIGHTERS WONDER WHY STAR ATH-
LETES DON'T FIGHT," article by
Grantland Rice entitled, A739.
"FIGHTING LIBERAL," review by Richard
L. Neuberger from Progressive of auto-
biography of late Senator Norris en-
titled, A2703.
FIGUEROA, FRANCISCA SANCHEZ, relief of
estate (see bill H. R. 4251).
FILENE, LINCOLN, article captioned "At
fourscore a distinguished Bostonian
looks ahead" by Louis M. Lyons from
Boston Globe, A1794.
FILIPINO-AMERICAN RELATIONS, remarks
in House relative to critical juncture
in, A5191.
Remarks in House relative to cordial,
A5251.
FILIPINO COLLABORATIONISTS, statement
by Carlos P. Romulo relative to purg-
Ing, A3958.
FILIPINO FIGHTERS FOR FREEDOM, let-
ter relative to citizenship for Fili-
pinos by, A319.
FILIPINO GUERRILLAS, radio address by
Representative Stefan praising aid to
Americans by, A1066, Al195.
Remarks in House relative to coopera-
tion of, A1680.
Remarks in House and praise by Gen.
George C. Marshall of activities of,
A1772.
FILIPINO REHABILITATION COMMISSION,
message from the President transmit-
ting a proposed appropriation for, 6245.
FILIPINOS, article entitled "Randolph Bill
Is Compliment to Filioinos" from
Honolulu Advertiser, A3119.
Bill relative to naturalization of (H. R.
542, 768, 776*, 1744, 2031, 2067, 2112).
Letter by the Filipino Fighters for Free-
dom relative to citizenship for, A319.
Memorial of legislature urging enact-
ment of bill (H. R. 776) authorizing
naturalization of, 4929.
Resolution favoring enactment of bill
(H. R. 776) to authorize naturalization
of, 6410.
Resolution by Oriental Benevolent As-
sociation favoring legislation for natu-
ralization of, A3119.
Resolution by Territorial Filipino Coun-
cil'relative to importation to Hawaiian
Islands for farm labor of, A3396.
Speech by General MacArthur before
Congress of the Philippines praising
spirit of, A3556.
Text of bill H. R. 542 authorizing natu-
ralization of, A3119.
FILIPINO SEAMEN SERVING ON AMERI-
CAN MERCHANT SHIPS, letter by Ter-
ritorial Filipino Council of Hawaii
relative to status of, A3313.
"FILIPINOS HAVE EARNED A BREAK." edi-
torial from Saturday Evening Post en-
titled, A3836.
"FILIPINOS KEPT THE FAITH," article by
Gen. Carlos P. Romulo entitled, 828.
"FILIPINOS NEED FOOD AND MEDICINE,"
remarks in House entitled, 3224.

FILLEY, GLEN, remarks In House praising
management of War Manpower Com-
mission in East St. Louis (Ill.) area by,
A4553.
FILMS, authorize construction of a film-
servicing building and vaults (see bill
H. R. 1275).
FILSON CLUB OF LOUISVILLE, KY., resolu-
tion relative to proper recognition of
George Rogers Clark by George Rogers
Clark Memorial Committee of, A2670.
FINANCES OF STATES, recent comments on,
2565.
FINANCES OF THE UNITED STATES, letter
from the Secretary of the Treasury
transmitting annual report of (H. Dec.
5), 1107, 1111.
FINANCIAL AGREEMENT B ETW E E N
UNITED STATES AND UNITED KING-
DOM, statement on, A5343.
FINANCIAL CRASH OF 1929, remarks in
House relative to, 11046.
"FINANCIAL PEREGRINATIONS OF THE
rOOSEVELTS," remarks in House en-
titled, 10740.
FINANCIAL SCAPEGOAT OF THE WORLD,
romarks in Rouse relative to, 1824.
FINANCIAL WORLD, address on business
mianagoment and economics by Sena-
tor Taft in New York at dinner given
by, A4627.
FINCK CIGAR CO., relief (see bill H. R.
3073*).
FINE, BENJAMIN, article entitled "Educators
Fight College Quotas" written by, 1078.
FINE, MORRIS, relief (see bill H. R. 1299).
FINE, SHERWOOD M., excerpts from book
relating to public spending and post-
war economic policy written by, 2768.
FINCERPRINTING, making it Federal offense
f alter inner surface of hand (see bill
H. R. 710).
Bll to require certain persons within
United States to carry identification
cards and be fingerprinted (see bill
H. R. 01).
FINKELSTEIN, LOUIS, editorial from New
York Herald Tribune paying tribute to,
,A369.
Tribute in House to, A3369.
FINLAND, article relative to sovietizing of,
A2036.
Bill to permit admission as nonquota
immigrants intoAlaska of certain Fin-
nishpersons (see bill H. R. 2499).
Remarks in House relative to sovietizing
of, A2154.
Remarks in House relative to Russia and
additional indemnity of, A4638.
FINLEY, AMELIA 0., relief (see bill H. R.
3507).
FINLEY, MARGARET, letter protesting clos-
ing of child-care centers by, A3999.
FINLEY, S. BEN, letter relative to peacetime
conscription by, 8726.
FINLEY, S. R., address on Chattanooga's ex-
pariences with TVA before Arkansas
Valley Association by, A2026.
FINNEGAN, RAYMOND P., authorize presen-
tation of distinguished service cross to
(see bill S. 263).
FINNEY, NAT, article concerning the veteran
thirty-fourth division written by, 3555.
FINNEYS CREEK, VA., providing for pre-
liminary survey of (see bill H. R. 12).
FINNISH FISHERMEN, tribute in House to
war effort in Michigan of, A773.
"FINNS ECONOMIC VASSALS OF RUSSIA BY
INDEMNITIES," article by Walter Rid-
der from Duluth (Minn.) News-Trib-
une entitled, A4639.
FIREARMS, providing for registration of (see
bill S. 1678*).
FIREMEN'S' INSURANCE CO., NEWARK,
N. J., relief (see bill H. R. 2319).
INDEX
FIRST COMBAT INFANTRY BAND, article
by Glenn Dillard Gunn fromWashing-
ton Times-Herald relative to concert
in Washington by, A267.
Remarks in House relative to composi-
tion of, A188.
FIRST ENGINEER BRIGADE, address by
Eugene M. Caffey at D-day exercises in
Utah Beach, France, paying tribute to,
A3413.
"FIRST FOR FREEDOM," article by Bernard
Postal entitled, A1679.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, MERRICK, N. Y.,
relief (see bill H. R. 1218).
"FIRST PEACE CONFERENCE," editorial
from New York Times entitled, A3810.
"FIRST PEACE ISSUE," editorial from New
York Times entitled, A2543, A2563.
FIRST SUPPLEMENTAL SURPLUS APPRO-
PRIATION RESCISSION ACT OF 1916,
amendment in Senate to bill (H. R.
4407) relating to, 10788.
Letter from the Secretary of War rela-
tive to, 10843.
Remarks in Senate on bill (H. R. 4407),
10805, 10829.
Remarks in House on conference report
on bill (H. R. 4407) reducing certain
appropriations, 11323.
Yea-and-nay votes in Senate on Mr.
Barkley's amendment to the committee
amendment relative to the bill H. R.
4407, 10036.
"FIRST THINGS FIRST," remarks in Hcuse
entitled, 144.
FIRST WAR POWERS ACT, 1941, amend (see
bills S. 526; H. R. 1530, 2178, 3479, 370,
4751*, 5081, 5082, 5089).
Remarks in House relative to, 11354,
11353-11360.
FISCAL MATTERS, proposing an amendment
to the Constitution of the United
States relative to fiscal matters (see
S. J. Res. 8*).
"FISCAL POLICY FOR FULL EMPLOYMENT,"
cxcerpt entitled "Summary and Rec-
ommendations" from article by H. J.
Pierson entitled, A2797.
FISCHER, ERIC AND ELSE, relief (see bill
H. R. 3273*).
FISCHER, ERNEST, remarks in House rela-
tive to actual leader of provisional
Austrian Government, A2857.
FISCHER, MABEL M., relief (see bill H. R.
5781).
FISCHER, ROBERT J., letter endorsing peace
resolutions by, A608.
FISH, HARVEY E., JR., letter of appreciation
from a father who lost his son In the
war, A3312.
FISH AND FISHERIES, amendment in Sen-
ate relative to commercial fishing, 2520.
Article entitled "The Great Salmon Ex-
pariment" from Harpers Magazine by
Richard L. Neuberger, A433.
Bill authorizing conveyance of fish
hatchery property at Butte Falls to
Oregon (see bill S. 131).
Bills to establish rearing ponds and fish
hatcheries (see bills H. R. 156, 161,
2274, 2519, 2520).
Bill to amend act to regulate pricing of
fish or other sea food (see bill S. 1204).
Bill to order State Department to cease
its efforts to give control of fisheries
in Great Lakes to a foreign country
(see bill H. R. 5090).
Bill to provide for investigation of fish-
ery resources of Territory of Hawaii
(see bill H. R. 3230).
Concurrent resolution to print letter
from the Secretary of the Interior
transmitting report on survey of fish-
ery resources (see S. Con. Res. 12).
Concurrent resolution to print report on
survey of fishery resources of the
United States (see S. Con. Res. 14',
H. Rept. 610), 4690, 4975.
FISH AND FISHERIES-Continued.
Memorial of Legislature of Michigan urg-
ing enactment of legislation to provide
for rearing ponds and a fish hatchery
in the Upper Peninsula of, 2968, 3143.
Remarks in House relative to salmon pro-
duction in Columbia River, A433.
Remarks in House relative to importance
of, 7249, 12476.
Resolution authorizing investigation
with respect to fisheries (see H. Res.
47, 116, 135).
FISH AND GAME RESOURCES. See INDIAN
RESERVATIONS.
FISH AND WILDLIFE RESOURCES, provide
for conservation on Klamath Rserva-
tion in Oregon of (see bill S. 654).
Letter from Secretary of the Interior
transmitting report on, 1597, 1706.
Memorial of Legislature of Maryland rel-
ative to extension of the wild-game
season, 1753.
Remarks in House relative to Ira N. Ga-
brielson's contribution to, A26.
FISHBEIN, DR., letter by Stanley 0. Dulsky
and Harold Rosenthal relative to so-
cialized medicine to, A3293.
FISHER, ELEANOR, relief (see H. Res. 131*).
FISHER, JOHN R., relief (see bill H. R. C03).
FISHER, MICHAEL, relief (see bill H. R.
3456).
FISHER, 0. C. (a Representative from Texas).
Address over radio relative to EEPC,
A3393.
Appointed on committee, 274, 275.
Article from Dallas News entitled
"F. E. P. C. Bill," A841.
Article from Daily Pacifican relative to
alteration of Liberty ships to trans-
port troops, A4691.
Letter from Army lieutenant in Bavaria
relative to. demobilization of Army,
A4565.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Fitzpatrick, A. F.: for relief (see bill H. R.
2510), 1829.
Immigration quotas: to reduce (see bill
H. R. 1368), 229.
Johnson, Lizzie: to increase pension bill
(see bill H. R. 3196), 4498.
Nationality Act of 1940: to amend (see
bill H. R. 3466), 6085.
Oliver, Thomas H.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 1305), 149.
Peters, Nettle: for relief (see bill H. R.
1304), 149.
Remarks by, on
Fair Employment Practice Committee,
3991.
telegram from workers at Deer
Park, Tex., 3954, 3955.
Fair Employment Practice Commission,
analysis of bill (H. R. 2232) to create,
3"47.
Gormany: efforts to secure soft peace
terms, 588.
International peace organization, 588.
Labor-management problems, 9929.
Lower Colorado River Authority: strike
by employees of, 9929.
Reconversion problems, 9930.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Eections No. 3.
Hicks, V. Dondero (H. Res. 455, Rept.
1404), 11922, 11931.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES
FISHER, RICHARD S., authorizing issuance
of a patent in fee to (see bill S. 1251;
H. R. 4046).
FISHER, WALTER T., letter endorsing peace
resolutions by, A608.
FITCH, MORGAN L., letter relative to his two
sons still in armed forces by, A4612.
FITZMAURICE, EDMOND J.
(bishop of
Catholic church), article from Wil-
mington (Del.) Morning News relative
to statement on Poland's betrayal by,
A733.
FITZPATRICK, A. F., relief (see bill H. aL
2510").

FITZPATRICK, F. S., radio discussion on
national housing program by, A1691.
FITZPATRICK, PAUL E., radio address re-
plying to Governor Dewey's report by,
A2242.
Radio address entitled "The Demo-
cratic Party's Legislative Program" by,
A1264.
Radio address in New York City on St.
Patrick's Day by, A1373.
FITZWATER, CARL AND NAOMI, relief (see
bill H. R. 4373).
FIVE CIVILIZED TRIBES. See INpIANS.
FIVE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-FIFTH SIGNAL
AIRCRAFT WARNING BATTALION,
letter criticizing Army's discharge sys-
tem by member of, A5189.
FIVE-TALENT MEN, article by George S.
Benson entitled, A4070.
FLAG DAY, address by Representative
D'Alesandro at ceremony of Benevolent
and Protective Order of Elks, Baltimore
Lodge No. 7, observing, A2889.
Address by Edward M. Connelly at
Spokane, Wash., before Elks Lodge on,
A3290.
Bill to make a legal public holiday of
(see bill H. R. 684).
To designate September 14 as (see bill
H. R. 4732).
Remarks in House relative to celebration
of Flag Day week, June 11 to 18, 6126,
A2777.
Remarks in Senate relative to, 6086.
Statement by William T. Kerr relative to
observance of, A2777.
"FLAG FLOWN AT BERLIN COMING HERE,"
article from Washington Post cap-
tioned, A3636.
"FLAG OF ALL NATIONS," poem by Hallie
MeMillan, of Charlotte, N. C., entitled,
A2762.
FLAG OF LIBERATION, statement, letters,
an newspaper articles relative to,
A3535, A3636, A3637.
FLAG OF THE UNITED STATES, affidavits by
David Lynn, et al., relative to flag
which flew over Capitol at declaration
of war, A335, A3636.
Bills to prevent desecration and mutila-
tion'of (see bills S. 539; H. R. 602).
Bill to provide for presentation to cer-
tain parents of deceased veterans of
World War No. 2 of (see bill H. R.
1657).
Bill to provide for the giving of flags to
widows and children of deceased Mem-
bers of Congress (see bill H. R. 1664).
Bill to amend codification of existing
rules and customs pertaining to dis-
play (see bill H. R. 4806).
Joint resolution to codify rules pertain-
ing to display and use of (see H. J.
Rles. 31).
Joint resolution giving official recogni-
tion to the pledge of allegiance of (see
H. J. Res. 97, 180").
Joint resolution to provide for a proper
ceremony commemorating the flag
which flew over the Capitol on decla-
ration of war (see H. J. Res. 295).
Joint resolution providing for acquisi-
tion of exclusive ownership of photo-
graph depicting raising the American
flag on Mount Suribachi,. Iwo Jima
(see H. J. Res. 162).
Joint resolution relative to the future
reception of (see S. J. Res. 91).
Leaflet prepared by Youth's Companion
concerning origin of, A5662.
Letters by Maury Maverick relative to
flag which flew over Capitol at decla-
ration of war, A3635.
Poem entitled "0 Flag of Strength and
.Beauty" by Arthur M.,Edwards, A2879.
Remarks'In House and letter by Ameri-
can Flag Day Association relative to
scarcity of flags for Memorial Day,
A1722.
XCI-Ind-16
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FLAG OF THE UNITED STATES-Continued.
Remarks in House relative to planting
on Iwo Jima by Marine Corps of, A929,
2190.
Remarks in Senate relative to the author
of the pledge of allegiance to, A5662.
Remarks in Senate relative to first rais-
ing of flag at Colrain, Mass., A5662.
Statement from United States Flag Asso-
ciation relative to authorship of pledge
to, A2660.
FLAG OF UNITED NATIONS OVER LIBER-
ATED CAPITALS, article by Constan-
tine Brown from Washington Evening
Star relative to flying of, A2086.
"FLAG RAISING STAMP," editorial from
Washington Evening Star entitled,
Al133.
FLAHERTY, RITA V. L., relief (see bill H. R.
2532).
FLAKE, EVERETT WILLIAM, relief (see bill
H. R. 2302).
FLAMM, DONALD, remarks in House relative
to sale under pressure of radio station
WMCA by, A492.
FLANAGAN, FATHER, address paying tribute
to Henry Monsky at banquet of B'nai
B'rith in his honor in New York by,
A1806.
Remarks in Senate relative to, 11157.
FLANDERS, RALPH E., letter relative to post-
war international organization written
by, 3600.
Letter relative to full employment writ-
ten by, 6273-6274.
FLANNAGAN, JOHN W., JR. (a Representa-
five from Virginia).
Address before Parent-Teacher Assoc'a-
tion on international cooperation,
A3197.
Address of Ivy W, Duggan before meet-
ing of American Farm Bureau Federa-
tion, December 12, 1944, A623.
Address at dedication of Thomas Jeffer-
son Memorial Auditorium, A2661.
Address by W. A. Lloyd at dedication of
Thomas Jefferson Memorial Audito-
rium, A2662.
Appointed on committee, 274.
Appointed conferee, 4847, 7408.
Editorial from Washington Daily News
entitled "Lilienthal and TVA," A2022.
Article from the Army Times'relative to
Amvets scckirg loan to buy McLean
Gardens, A5729.
Article from Washington Daily News
relative to Amvets buying McLean
Gardens, A5729.
Article entitled "Much-Maligned Amer-
ican Coal'Miners Break All Production
Records in 1944," 454.
Editorial from Washington Post entitled
"TVA Chairmanship," A2071.
Letters from Department of Agriculture
relative to increased supply of ma-
chinery for farmers, A2059.
Statement of S. P. Lindsey, Jr., relative to
crop loans, A664.
Tables: Agricultural Extension Service,
4549, 4550.
-farm income, A625.
Amendments offered by, to
Agricultural appropriation bill (H. R.
2689): to amend, 2710.
Government corporations (H. R. 3660) to
amend, 8566.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Agricultural Credit Agency: to create
(see bills H. R. 3221, 3422, 4873), 4658,
5537, 11368.
"Agriculture": to define term (see bills
H. R. 1097, 1164), 98, 125.
-to amend acts relating to allot-
ments of producers of basic crops (see
bill H. R. 1895), 671.
Bankhead-Jones Farm Tenant Act: to
amend (see H. J. Res. 216), 6013.
-to amend relative to veterans (see
bill H. R. 476.8), 10889.
241
FLANNAGAN, JOHN W., JR.-Contifiued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Bituminous coal industry: manpower for
(see H. Con. Res. 67), 7663.
Carter, Henry S.: for relief (see bill H. R.
1231), 127.
Coal resources: to conserve (see bill H. R.
719), 57. 0
Cooperative agricultural extension work:
to provide further development of (see
bill H. R. 1690), 448.
Cotton: authorizing Secretary of Agri-
culture to collect and publish statistics
on (see bill H. R. 4769), 10889.
- to protect from ink bollworm
(see bill H. R. 4619), 10564.
Fertilizer: to establish a national policy
and program regarding (see bill H. R.
2922), 3466.
Formanek, Mrs. Edward B.: for relief (see
bill H. R 1232), 127.
Kaibab National Forest, to readjust
• boundary of (see bill H. R. 3811), 7662.
Poisons and devices: to regulate market-
ing of (see bill H. R. 4851), 11155.
School-lunch programs: to assist States
. providing (see bills H. R. 3143, 3370),
4302, 5528.
- to provide Federal assistance in
maintenance (see bill H. R. 2673), 2457.
Noxious weeds, insects, and animal and
plant diseases: for control and pro-
tection against importation of (see bill
H. R. 3321), 5169.
Seed of legumes: to provide for adequate
protection of (see bill H. R. 2175),
1107.
Selective Training and Service Act: to
amend relative to deferment of regis-
trants engaged in agricultural oc-
cupations (see H. J. Res. 106), 1171.
Servicemen's Readjustment Act of 1944:
to amend relative to !oans for purchase
of farms (see bill H. R. 2113), 1043.
Vocational education: to amend act to
assist States in providing (see bill H. R.
3421), 5837.
Wright, Robert D.: to appeal decision of
Court of Claims in case of (see bill
H. R. 4778), 10889.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Farm products: to investigate market-
ing, transportation, and distribution
systems (see H. Res. 54), 59.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill, 2556,
2710, 2711, 2712, 2713, 2714.
points of order, 2670.
Agriculture Extension Service, 4548-4554,
4559, 4561, 4565, 4570, 4571.
- agree to conference. 4847.
- conference report, 5219, 5220, 5221.
Agricultural products: quantitative im-
port quotas of, A2002.
Annuities: exemption from taxation,
9092.
Armed forces: voluntary enlistment bill,
8649.
Census of agriculture, 874.
Coal miners: record of production, 453.
Congressional Record: general leave to
extend remarks, 4572.
Cotton and wheat allotments, 865, 878.
Crop Insurance Act, 1687.
Deficiency appropriation bill, 1687.
Farm Credit Administration: laws re-
garding audits by, 8559.
- letter by W. R. Ogg, 8560.
Farm-labor situation, 901.
-- _ directives of General Hershey, 901,
Tydings amendment, 902.
-veto of H. J. Res. 106, 4154, 4157,
4158, A2301.
Farm products: investigate marketing,
etc., 1452, 1453.
Federal Farm Loan Act: amendment,
4757, 4762, 4763, 4764, 4765, 4766, 4767,
4768, 4769, 4770, 4772, 4773, 4774.
Food investigation, 2785, 2788, 2789, 2720,
2835, 2836, 2861.
242
FLANNAGAN, JOHN W., JR.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Food and Agriculture Organization of
United Nations, 3971.
Government corporations: financial con-
trol, 8557, 8561, 8566, 8567.
Guayule rubber: further development,
4572.
Lending agencies of the Government,
1194.
Mexia Colony project, Texas, 12475.
National Service Act, 737.
Selective service: classification of regis-
trants, ages 18-25, 432.
-- text of directive by General Her-
shey, 432.
-- Tydings amendment. 1510, 1511,
1515. 1523, 1524, 1526, 1528, 1534.
-letters from farm organizations,
1525.
Surplus property: disposal of, 4054.
Tobacco: marketing of flue-cured, 1269,
1270, 1272.
- marketing quotas, 7408, 7705, 7707,
7708, 7710, 7836.
Tydings amendment, A2301.
Veterans: farm loans, 4770.
-settlement on farm lands, 8774,
8785.
Wallace, Henry A., 1194.
War Food Administration: release re food
supplies, 2556.
Reports made by, from
Committee un Agriculture:
Cooperative agricultural extension work
(H. R. 1690, Rept. 498), 4038.
Cotton: statistics (H. R. 4769, Rept.
1321), 11279.
Cotton and wheat allotments (S. 338,
Rept. 55), 838.
Federal Farm Loan Act (H. R. 2113, Rept.
358), 2632.
Federal rural rehabilitation projects (H.
R. 2501, Rept. 1453), 12229.
Hops (S. 427, Rept. 680), 5591.
Noxious weeds, insects, etc. (H. R. 3321,
Rept. 682), 5591.
Sebastian Martin grant lands (H. R.
2613), 6408.
Seed of legumes (H. R. 2175, Rept. 188),
1320.
School-lunch program (H. R. 3370, Rept.
684), 5591.
Springfield Township, Pa. (H. R. 2285,
Rept. 681), 5591.
Tobacco: marketing of (H. J. Res. 98,
Rept. 142), 1079.
Weathei Bureau property (H. R. 3549,
Rept. 826), 6869.
Committee of conference:
Cooperative agricultural extension work
(S. 383), 5169, 5219.
Tobacco (H. J. Res. 98), 7705.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
FLATHEAD INDIAN RESERVATION. See
INDIANS.
FLATHEAD IRRIGATION PROJECT, MON-
TANA, provide for readjustments at
(see bills S. 1542; H. R. 4664).
FLAX, letter by agricultural conservation
committee of county of Minnesota
relative to Incentive payments for
growing of, A192.
FLAXSEED, letter by Minnesota Farmers
Union relative to production of, A192.
Remarks in House relative to probable
drop in production of, A192.
Statistics relative to imports of, 6331.
Table: imports and exports for 1937-44,
A3259.
FLEAK, DENNIS L., relief (see bill S. 1479).
FLECKSTEIN, JOHN, relief (see bill H. R.
819).
FLEER, MARTIN (sergeant, U. S. Army), let-
ter criticizing Army's discharge sys-
tem from Daily Pacifican by, A4589.
FLEISHMAN, HARRY, relief (see bill H. R.
4800).
INDEX
FLEMING, HAROLD, article entitled "Com-
petitive Skill Seen Key to Alcoa's Posi-
tion" from Christian Science Monitor
by, A5494.
Article entitled "Subsidy Talk Held Bar
to Cheaper Aluminum" from Christian
Science Monitor by, A5494.
Article entitled "Paradox in Aluminum
Plant Disposal Policies" from Chris-
tian Science Monitor by, A5494.
FLEMING, JAMES, relief (see bill H. R. 250).
FLEMING, PHILIP B., address on Federal aid
to cities, in Chicago, before American
Municipal Association by, A5127.
FLEMING, WILLARD C., discussion relative
to distribution of dental students by,
A2003.
FLEMMING, ARTHUR S., address to graduat-
Ing class of American University by,
A2770, A3066.
FLETCHER, T. BROOKS (late a Representa-
tive from Ohio)
Announcement of death, 7185.
Eulogies in House, A3434.
FLIEGERS, SERGE, article entitled "The
League I" Dead-Long Live the Char-
ter" from Free World magazine by,
A3446.
Article relative to legislation of immigra-
tion from India from magazine Trend
by, A3587.
FLINN, W. F., editorial captioned "The can-
cerous growth of bureaucracy" from
Miles City (Mont.) Daily Star by, A998.
FLINT, CHARLES W. (bishop, Methodist
Church), letter relative to peacetime
military training by, A5685.
FLINT, LOTTIE, pension (see bill S. 350).
FLINT (MICH.) JOURNAL, editorial entitled
"Presidential Succession: A Flaw"
from, A3002.-
FLINT (MICH.) NEWS-ADVERTISER, ar-
ticle entitled "Scrapping of War Tools
at Tank Plant Explained" by George d.
Maines from, A5650.
FLINTZER, WILLIAM, letter opposing S.
1050, relative to public welfare, by,
A3437.
FLOCK, AILEEN PHYLLIS AND ELLEN
FRANCES, relief (see bill H. R. 1556).
FLOHL, THEODORE R., relief (see bill H. R.
1800).
FLOOD, DANIEL J. a Representative from
Pennsylvania).
Address of Gov. Dwight H. Green before
American-Lithuanian Congress, A5507.
Address of Archbishop Samuel A. Stritch,
of Chicago. before American-Lithu-
anian Congress, A5506.
Address by William B. Ziff before Ameri-
can League for a Free Palestine, A1963.
Appointed on committee, 274.
Article by Peter P. Jurchak in Wilkes-
Barre Sunday Independent relative to
history of Slavs, A762.
Article from Philadelphia Enquirer en-
titled "America Must Not Forget-
Again," A1919.
Article from Wilkes-Barre Record en-
titled "Knowing Your Congressman,"
A1448.
Article by Kent Cooper in New York
Times relative to freedom of the press,
A1125.
Article by William L. Shirer entitled
"Propaganda Front," A2653.
Articles concerning part played in war
by steamships Bunker Hill and Wilkes-
Barre, A3192.
Articles from Washington Post on ar-
rest of 24 top Nazis for starting war
and atrocities, A4419, A4420.
Editorial from Wilkes-Barre Record on
Army doctors, A4921.
Excerpts from speech by S. T. Crossland
on subject of rubber, 5115.
Letter from newly elected Democratic
Representatives to President relative to
the Nation's future, A460.
FLOOD,DANIEL J.-Continued.
Letter from Civilian Production Admin-
istration on shortage of penicillin,
A5504.
Letters, etc., concerning treatment of
political refugees in Sweden, A5156.
Resolutions by Lithuanian-American
Congress, A5508.
Amendments offered by, to
UNRRA appropriation (H. R. 4649): to
amend, 11570, 11580.
Bills and foint resolutions introduced by
Armed forces of the United States: to
increase pension to children of persons
who served in (see bill H. R. 4952),
11855.
granting certain tax benefits to
members of (see bill H. R. 2942). 3530.
- relating to assignment of men
under age of 19. to combatant duty,
(see bill H. R. 2802), 2888.
Axis atrocities: creating a commission to
investigate (see H. J. Res. 163), 3700.
Eisner,
. 3009),Paul V.: for relief (see bill H. R.
3700.
Gold Star mothers and fathers of World
War II: to present insignia to (see
bill H. R. 2780), 2795.
Income tax: to reduce (see bill H., R.
3954), 8417.
National Naval Medical Center, Bethesda,
Md.: to change name of (see bill H. R.
2986), 3699.
Veterans: to extend educational benefits
to widows of (see bill H. R. 4966), 11931.
Motions and resolutionsoffered by
Armed forces: relating to discharge of
members receiving Arrowhead Decora-
tion for participation in D-day inva-
sion of Normandy (see H. Con. Res.
110), 11855.
Palestine: relating to free entry of Jews
into (see H. Con. Res. 113), 12029.
Remarks by, on
American Red Cross in action, A1196.
Baltic refugees, 11960.
Bretton Woods Agreements Act, 5589.
Bunker Hill and crew: tribute to the,
7074.
Coal-mining industry, A4603.
Deficiency appropriation bill, 11218.
Flood-control projects, 11219.
Forestry research, 3789.
Full-employment bill, 12081.
German atrocities, 3666.
Goering, Herman: war criminal, A2188.
Government censorship, 1635.
Great Britain: loan to, 11577.
Interior Department appropriation bill,
3877.
Kelley, Lt. Jay Hilary: citation, 2663.
Krupp, Alfried, 10808.
Lend-lease: extension, 2132, 2133, 2147,
2148.
- letter by Leo T. Crowley, 2134.
Lithuania, 1169.
Nurses: drafting of, 1808.
Office of War Information, 1635.
Palestine resolution, 12393, A5505.
Pan-American Day, 3243.
Penicillin: shortage, A5374.
Postal employees: pay bill, A2379.
Presidential succession, 7014.
Red Cross month, A1040.
Rubber: production during war, 5115.
Russia: surrender of prisoners of war by
Sweden to, 10874.
Selective service: Tydings amendment,
1504, 1516.
Solid Fuels Administration, 3877.
Sugar shortage, 7878.
Tax abatement for injured veterans,
A1810.
Treaties: constitutional amendment,
4356.
United Nations Relief: appropriation,
10234, 10291.
-additional appropriation, 11506,
11507, 11565, 11566, 11570, 11576, 11580,
11583.

FLOOD, DANIEL J.-Continued
Remarks by, on
United Nations Relief, statement of Her-
bert H. Lehman, 11507.
Veterans' Administration: Department of
Medicine and Surgery, 11680, 11681,
11693. 11685.
Von Papen, Franz: record of, 3692, 3693,
Walker, Hon. Frank C.: tribute to, 6976.
War atrocities: punishment of war crim-
inals, 3691.
Wilkes-Barre and crew: tribute to the,
7074.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
FLOOD CONTROL, officially name flood-con-
trol project authotized by Public Law
534, Seventy-eighth Congress, on Lytle
and Cajon Creeks, the Sheppard flood-
way (see bill S. 1372).
Remarks in House and statistics relative
to, C916.
Remarks in House relative to appropria-
tion for proposed, 11205.
Remarks in House relative to elimina-
tion of appropriations for, 1073, 11065,
11067, 11203, 11204, A5243.
Statement by Maj. Gen. Thomas M.
Robins relative to amount spent from
1938-42 on, 11205.
Table: program of number of projects for
each State, 11205.
FLOOD CONTROL ACT OF 1936, amend, so
as to increase amount paid to States
(see bill H. R. 4259).
FLOOD CONTROL ACT OF 1941, amend cer-
tain provisions, so as to increase
amount paid to States (see bills H. R.
4438, 4533, 4534).
FLOOD CONTROL ACT OF 1944, remarks in
House relative to, 11197.
Text of O'Mahoney-Millikin amendments
to, A1567.
FLOOD CONTROL RESERVOIRS, data on,
11049.
FLOODS. See also OHIO'RIVER.
Article relative to use of waste waters by
B. Ashton Keith, A2218.
Article captioned "What situation might
be if all proposed levees were already
built" by C. F. Byrns from Fort Smith
(Ark.) Times Record, A1862.
Bill to provide for emergency flood-con-
trol work (see bill S. 938*; H. R. 47,
3140, 3194).
Bill relating to the trial of just compen-
sation in the case of condemnation of
property for flood-control purposes
-(see bill H. R. 1902").
Control of, on Mississippi and' tributaries
(see bill H. R. 1902*).
Bill to provide for flood-control work on
Wabash River (see bill H. R. 1434).
Joint resolution making an appropria-
tion for emergency flood control (see
H. J. Res. 190, 207, 208*).
Memorial of Legislature of Arkansas rela-
tive to control of, 2076.
Message from the President transmitting
estimate of appropriations for preven-
tion of (S. Dors. 10, 11), 1597.
Remarks in House relative to destruction
in Mississippi River Valley and Mis-
souri River Valley by, 1680, 3335, 3343.
Remarks in House relative to replace-
ment of farm machiriery lost through,
4844.
Remarks in House relative to legislation
for flood control on lower Mississippi
River, A32.
Remarks in House on bill (S. 938) rela-
tive to emergency flood-control work,
4840.
Remarks in House relative to achieve-
ments of flood-control program, A2004.
Remarks in House relative to flood-wall
protections at Ceredo and Kenova, W.
Va., against, A2019.
Remarks in House relative to need of
flood control in-Republican River Val-
ley, A2042.
INDEX
FLOODS-Continued.
Remarks in House relative to Ohio
Valley, A1076, A1107.
Remarks in House relative to control of,
7407.
Remarks in House relative to saving to
property owners by forecasting of
Weather Bureau, 1680.
Remarks in Senate on bill (S. 938) to
provide for emergency flood-control
work, 39.3.
Report of the Committee on Commerce
on bill (S. 938) relative to emergency
flood-control work (S. Rept. 245), 4221.
Supplemental estimates of appropriations
for control of, 11261.
"FLOOD THREAT AND THE ANSWER," edi-
torial from Kansas City Star entitled,
A2048.
FLORIDA, address by Senator Pepper in Li-
brary of Congress on one-hundredth
anniversary of admittance to the
Union of, A1569.
Address at memorial service to Franklin
Delano Roosevelt by Senator Pepper
before joint session of Legislature of,
A2899.
Bill authorizing Secretary of War to have
prepared a replica of the Dade Monu-
ment for presentation to (see bill
S. 1441).
Bill to authorize establishment of agri-
cultural research laboratory in (see
bill H. R. 4573).
Memorial of legislature urging investiga-
tion of the Veterans' Administration,
46868.
Memorial of legislature requesting Con-
gress to set aside second Thursday in
October of each year as Clara Barton
Day, A2062.
Memorial of legislature urging legisla-
tion to reclassify salaries of postmas-
ters, officers, and employees of the
postal service, 46E8.
Memorial of legislature relative to a GI
being present at the peace table, 4781.
Memorial of legislature urging immediate
activating of provisions of the Sur-
plus Property Act of 1944, 4929.
Remarks in House relative to the State
of, 1689, 1697.
Remarks in House relative to undesir-
able publicity in newspapers and mag-
azines given, A2064.
Remarks in House praising contribu-
tion to war effort of, A2064.
Remarks in House relative to recommen-
dation of citrus products research
council to establish a laboratory in,
A4631.
Remarks in Senate relative to one-hun-
dredth anniversary of admittance to
Union of, A1569.
Resolution to investigate activities of
the Securities and Exchange Commis-
sion concerning credit of the taxing
units of the State of (see S. Rcs. 35).
FLORIDA CENTENNIAL AND PAN-AMERI-
CAN EXPOSITION, providing for par-
ticipation of United States in (see
H. J. Res. 27).
FLORIDA CITRUS EXCHANGE, relief (see
bill H. R. 1314).
FLORIDA IMPROVEMENT COMMISSION,
telegram from the Governor of Florida
relative to, 8523.
FLORIDA'S GOVERNMENT BETTER WITH-
OUT POLL TAX, editorial from St.
Petersburg (Fla.) Times relative to,
A2822.
FLORIDA STATE MILITIA, provide that
members of company known as Jasper
Blues shall be credited with service in
the Army during the War with Spain
(see bill S. 854)..
FLORIDA TIMES-UNION, JACKSONVILLE,
FLA., article including letter of Jim-
my Knight relative to lethargy at the
home front from, A369.
FLOUR, permit certain subsidy and.loss oper-
ations in the case of (see bill H. R.
2775*):
Description of subsidies on, 2265.
Remarks in House on bill (H. R. 2775) to
permit subsidy and loss operations in
the case of, 2860.
FLOYD, JOHN C., tribute in House to late,
A4145.
FLUORSPAR, make provisions permanent, of
Internal Revenue Code granting per-
centage depletion with respect to (see
bill H. R. 3963).
FLY, JAMES LAWRENCE, speech on freedom
of communications in Chicago by,
A3615.
FLYING (magazine), article entitled "The
Same Mistake Again?" by Senator
Thomas (Utah) from, A5369.
FLYING OFFICERS, amendment in Sonate
relative to pay of, 10755.
"FLYING SEVENTY-NINTH CONGRESS,"
editorial from New York Herald Trib-
une entitled, A1417.
FLYNN, JOHN T., article comparing office of
censorship and OWI by, A3071.
Article entitled "Smear-A Recent In-
cident" by, A406.
Article entitled "John T. Flynn and His
Dashnags," A2074.
Article entitled "John T. Flynn Charges
Government Knew Jap Cabinet In-
tended To Break Relations" from Chi-
cago Tribune, A3850.
Testimony on United Nations Charter
before Senate Committee on Foreign
Relations by, A3660.
FOGARTY, JOHN E. (a Representative from
Rhode Island).
Address before Rhode Island State
branch, American Federation of Labor,
Providence, R. I., A4318.
Appointed on committee, 275.
Article by Shirley Povich in Washington
Post relative to excellent work of the
Seabees, A1095.
Article by Rev. Raymond McGowan from
Providence (R. I.) Visitor entitled "The
Yardstick," A3197.
Article by Thomas L. Stokes on laboi
legislation, A5219.
Editorial from Youngstown (Ohio) Vin-,
dicator on Congressmen's pay, A2391.
Editorial from the Providence (R. I.)
Evening Bulletin entitled "On Sharing
Our Food," 6492.
Editorial.from Providence (R. I.) Jour-
nal relative to shipping facilities for
return of servicemen, A4864.
Letter from Building and Construction
Trades Department, American Federa-
tion of Labor, relative to postwar labor
picture, A5717.
Radio address relative to welfare of en-
listed men in Navy, A926.
Sworn in, 870.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Alarie, Joseph E.: for relief (see bill H. R.
2248), 1207.
Guarino, Arthur A.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 22:3), 1207.
Hallquist, Fritz: for relief (see bill H. R.
2882), 3352.
Matuza, John J.: for relief (see bill
i.R. 3482), 6154.
Mello, Christian: for relief (see bill H. R.
2247), 1207.
Mello, Joseph 0., and others: for relief
(see bill H. R. 2246), 1207.
Oltedale, Sven: for relief (see bill H. R.
2245), 1207.
Thurber, Edward A.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 2244), 1207.
Veterans: to provide for advancement in
rank of those of World War I (see bill
H. R. 3297), 5037.
Wallis, Mary A.: for relief (see bill H. R.
3506), 6321.
Whittaker, Anna H., for relief (see bill
H. R. 3481), 6154.
244
FOGARTY, JOHN E.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Deficiency appropriation bill, 1631.
Federal Works Agency: deficiency appro-
priation, 1631.
Full employment bill, 10036, 12070.
National Service Act: ask for conference,
2199.
-- conference report, 2855.
Navy, dental care, 12365.
Polish Constitution Day, 4151.
Price Cbntrol Act: extension, 6491.
Private enterprise, 10036.
Reciprocal trade agreements, 5134.
Rhode Island: permanent home of
United Nations Organization, 11521.
Surplus property: disposition, 12474.
Walsh-Kaiser Shipyard, Providence,
I., 1955.
War Labor Disputes Act: repeal, 11823,
11838.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Naval Affairs:
North Kingstown, R. I., naval base
(S.647, Rept. 568), 4573.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
FOLEY, ROGER T., notice of hearing in Sen-
ate on nomination of, 2967.
FOLGER, JOHN H. (a Representative from
North Carolina).
Appointed on committee, 274.
Article from Raleigh (N. C.) News-Ob-
server on ratification of treaties, A2126.
Article from Washington Post entitled
"Decentralization," A3505.
Editorial by Paul Hunter entitled "Fate-
ful Road to Another War," 1319.
Editorial from Washington Star entitled
"Un-American Tactics," A3251.
Editorial from Washington Post on vet-
erans and colleges, A4276.
Excerpt from speech by Winston Church-
ill in House of Commons on atomic
bomb and future world peace, A4109.
Radio address by Sumner Welles on col-
laboration between United States,
Great Britain, and Russia, A2507.
Radio address by Hon. Helen Gahagan
Douglas relative to winning the peace,
A5316.
Radio address by Raymond Swing on
UNRRA, A6080.
Telegram from constituent to vote for 1
year extension of price control, 6560.
Amendments offered by, to
Full-employment bill (S. 380): to amend,
12073.
Price Control Act: to amend, 6560.
Stabilization Act of 1942: to amend, 6560.
Bills and jolnt resolutions introduced by
Armed forces: to require the discharge of
certain members (see bill H. R. 4155),
8949.
Big Inch and Little Inch pipe lines: to
provide for operation (see bill H. R.
4967), 11932.
Tucker, Martin A. and Emma M., for re-
lief (see bill H. R. 3855), 7953.
Remarks by, on
A and P stores: operations, 6561.
Agricultural appropriation bill, 2729.
Alien Property Custodian, 11365.
Armed forces: demobilization, 9100,
10679, 10748, 10821, 10822, 10823, 11634.
-boys under 21, 8922.
-statement by Gen. Lucius B. Clay,
10822.
- voluntary enlistment bill, 8630,
8635.
Army: alleged Communists in, 7820, 7823.
Atomic bomb, 10821.
Black markets, 6561.
Bretton Woods Agreements Act, 3584-
3589, 5587, 5588, 5682.
Bretton Woods proposals: a method of
insuring peace and economic stability,
A2124.
Committee on Un-American Activities,
209. •
Commodity Credit Corporation, 2059.
-alleged irregularities, 1985.
INDEX
FOLGER, JOHN H.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Common carriers: agreements among,
11769, 11776.
Congress: adjournment, 12346.
Deficiency appropriation bill, 1630.
Douglas, Helen Gahagan, 11477.
Export-Import Bank, 7547.
Farm Security Administration, 2729.
Federal employees' pay bill, 6671.
Federal Works Agency, 1630.
First things first, 144.
Freedom of the press, 7340.
Freight rates: discriminations, 11769.
Full-employment bill, 12025, 12067, 12073,
12078.
Germany: surrender, 4308.
Government agencies: reorganization,
9417.
Halifax, Lord: visit to Oklahoma, 3138.
Hancock, Frank: integrity of, 1985.
India: immigration quota, 9540.
Insurance business: regulation. 1089.
International Monetary Fund and Inter-
national Bank fos Reconstruction and
Development, 3584-3589.
International organizations, 12530.
Inventors: acts done in foreign countries
by, 1716.
Japan: moral conditions in, 10872.
Land-grant railroad rates: conference
report, 10140.
Lending agencies of the Government,
1163.
Memorial Day, 5301.
Monopolies, 6561.
National unity: plea for, 144.
Naval Reserve Officers' Training Corps:
personnel, 317.
Navy: postwar composition, 10205, A4694.
- article by Raymond Swing, A4694.
Nurses: drafting of, 1874.
Palestine: resolution, 12390, 12395.
Pan-American Day. 3741.
Peace: problems, 1319, 10066.
- article entitled "Homecoming,"
10066.
- program for, A2124.
Peacetime conscription, 10821, 10822.
Presidential succession, 7022, 7027.
Price Control Act, 6548, 6560, 6565, 6612.
- extension, 6486, 6487.
Ramspeck, Robert: tribute, 12351.
Reciprocal trade agreements, 5034, 5035,
5141.
Safeway Stores: operations, 6561.
Second deficiency appropriation bill,
6853.
Servicemen's Readjustment Act: amend-
ment, 7725, 7727.
Stabilization Act of 1942: amendment,
6548, 6560, 6565.
Stimson, Henry L.: radio speech on
manpower bill, 1319.
Subsidies, 7875.
- continuation of certain, 5242.
Tax-adjustment bill, 7332.
Tobacco: marketing quotas, 7706.
Treaties: constitutional amendment,
4002, 4335.
Veterans' Administration: investigation,
2874.
United Nations relief: appropriation,
10296.
UNRRA, 10936.
- additional appropriation, 11509.
War Labor Disputes Act: to repeal, A5414.
Woodrum, Clifton A., 12199.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
FOLLIARD, EDWARD T., article entitled
"Roosevelt Gave Arabs Pledge on
Palestine"- from Washington Post by,
A4475.
FOLMAR, BRAXTON B., relief (see bill H. R.
3513).
FONTAINE, ANDRI, article entitled "Utah's
Steel Guinea Pig" from Collier's by
Murray Moler and, A198.
FONTANA STEEL MILL, remarks in House
relative to need in the West of, A3342.
FONTENOT, LAURENCE, relief (see bill H. R.
2058).
FOOD, article entitled "Officials Fear Land of
Plenty, Spread Gospel of Eat-It-All-
Up" from New York Post by Malcolm
Logan, A2212.
Article from New York Times containing
address by Paul S. Willis entitled
"1945 Food Outlook Is on the Lean
Side," A57.
Article entitled "Surplus to Shortage-
Where's All Our Food?" by Malcolm
Logan from New York Post, A2168.
Article entitled "In-Plant Feeding" by
William R. Davis, A3564.
Article entitled "Which Will You Have-
Sufficient or Shortage of Food?" by
J. B. McLaughlin from Market Bulle-
tin, A3127, A3185.
Bill to aid the program for conservation
of (see bill H. R. 505).
Bill to provide for development of better
diets for people of United States (see
bill H. R. 758).
Bill to provide for establishing a War
Food Administration (see bill H. R.
2970).
Bill to increase war food production (see
bill H. R. 2831).
Bill to transfer to Secretary of Agricul-
ture control over the responsibility for
price control and rationing for (see
bill S. 1326).
Editorial entitled "While Buck Is Passed,
You Go Hungry" from Wakefield
(Mass.) Daily Item, A1447.
Editorial entitled "Still the Best Fed Na-
tion" from Milwaukee Journal, A1501.
Editorial entitled "Who Is Getting the
Food?" from White Plains (N. Y.) Re-
porter Dispatch, A1512.
Editorial from Paterson (N. J.) Morning
Call relative to critical shortage of,
A1765.
Editorial entitled "No Need for Food
Shortage" from Queen Anne's Record
and Observer of Centerville, Md.,
A3111.
Editorial entitled "The Heart of Food
Complaints" from Mamaroneck (N. Y.)
Daily Times, A3056.
Editorial captioned "New thought on
food" from Lowell (Mass.) Sun, A3057.
Editorial entitled "Ample Food To Share"
from Washington Post, A4090.
Letter from Rex Baking Co., Tulsa, Okla.,
relative to shortage of, A2423.
Letter by a constituent relative to food
crisis in Duluth, Minn., A2596.
Letter by Winchester (Mass.) Water and
Sewer Board relative to shortage of,
A3057.
Radio discussion by Representative Ed-
win Arthur Hall and Bob Evans relative
to, A1620.
Radio address by Representative Hagen
relative to shortage of, A3340.
Radio address by Secretary of Agriculture
Anderson relative to, A3479.
Radio address by Marvin Jones on, A3159.
Remarks in House relative to food scar-
city, 3575, 6527, A380, A710, A1250,
A1298, A2168, A2211, A2376, A2652,
A3228.
Remarks in House relative to importance
in war of, A478.
P_ 2.rks in House relative to 1945 out-
look for, A56.
Remarks in House relative to request of
War Food Administration to increase
production of, A229.
Remarks in House relative to reports of
WFA and OPA on shortage of, A1273.
Remarks in House relative to situation
in France concerning, A1253.
Remarks in House relative to sound pro-
gram for production of, A1697.
Remarks in House relative to reports of
Judge Rosenman and Leo T. Crowley
on necessity to curtail civilian supply
of, A2047.
Remarks in House relative to waste in
San Francisco of, A1708.
REmarks in House relative to Committee
To Investigate Food Shortages, A1723.

FOOD-Continued.
Remarks in House relative to scarcity in
Europe of, A2235.
Remarks in House relative to wastage of,
7395.
Remarks in House favoring removing
from Office of Economic Stabilization
the authority over, A2710.
Remarks in House relative to handling
Europe by Army of, A2846.
Remarks in House relative to mishan-
dling by OPA of, 6617, A2596, A2927,
A4533.
Remarks in House relative to supplying
the citizens on home front with,
A2423.
Remarks in House relative to order of
VPB permitting manufacture of
liquor during period of critical short-
age of, A2599.
Remarks in Senate relative to sales of
in dead storage, 7159.
Remarks in Senate relative to importance
of adequate and nourishing food for
industrial workers, A3564.
Resolution to create a select committee
to investigate shortage of (see H. Res.
190, 195*).
Resolution to pay expenses of the in-
vestigation of shortage of (see H. Res.
220*).
Resolution directing investigation of
food supplies and commitments (see
H. Res. 191).
Resolution providing for investigation
(see H. Res. 193). '
Statement by Representative Pace on,
A3346.
Statistics relative to individual con-
sumption of, 11004.
Statistics of purchases of food from New
Zealand by the Navy, 7144.
Table: percentage increase in cost of
foods from August 15, 1939, to
February 13, 1945, A2433.
-production goal for 1945 set for,
A946.
-increase in retail price between
August 15, 1939, and March 13, 1945, on
certain items of, A2433.
Text of resolution for investigation of
.food supplies and commitments, A1273.
FOOD ADMINISTRATION, establish in De-
partment of Agriculture (see bill H. R.
2616).
"FOOD ADMINISTRATION DIFFICULT IN
1917-18," editorial from Freeman
Journal, Webster City, Iowa, entitled,
A2969.
FOOD ALLOTMENT PLAN, provide for a
more equitable distribution 'of food
supplies through (see bills S. 185; H. R.
3695, 3696).
FOOD AND AGRICULTURE, first report to
Governments of United Nations by the
Interim Commission on, 2759, 2771,
2880.'
FOOD AND AGRICULTURE CONFERENCE,
address by L. B. Pearson in Quebec at
final meeting of, A4687.
FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANIZATION
OF THE UNITED NATIONS, annual
budget for, 3984.
Constitution of, 3968.
Joint resolution providing for member-
ship of the United States in (see H. J.
Res. 145*).
Order of House granting general leave
to print remarks on House Joint Reso-
lution 145 to provide for membership
of the United States in, 3990.
Remarks in Senate relative to, 7904.
FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION, let-
ter transmitting the annual report of,
231, 290.
Statment relative to peyote by chief of,
A980.
FOOD AND FUEL PRODUCTION, remarks in
-House, relative to, 1046,. 1198, A589.
INDEX
FOOD CRISES, remarks in House relative
to OPA and, 6400.
FOOD CZAR, remarks in House relative to
need of, A2765.
FOOD, DRUG, AND COSMETIC ACT, letter
from Administrator of Federal Secu-"
rity Agency transmitting proposed bill
for amendment of, 4684.
FOOD EXPORTS, report from United Press
quoting Department of Agriculture
relative to, A4661.
FOOD FOR STARVING NATIONS. See also
EuROPE.
Appeal by Mrs. Dwight W. Morrow for
48 national organizations to the Presi-
dent relative to, A3921.
Correspondence relative to providing,
4687.
Letter from the President of the United
States on the subject of, 4687.
Remarks in Senate relative to providing,
4637.
FOOD GOBBLED UP BY LEND-LEASE, arti-
cles by Walter Trohan from Washing-
ton Times-Herald relative to, A3158.
FOOD INDUSTRY, investigate (see H. Res.
23).
"FOOD INQUIRY," editorial from New York
Times entitled, A1417.
FOOD INVESTIGATION, provide for (see S.
Res. 92*).
Resolution to print additional copies of
House Report 504 relating to (see
H. Res. 274*).
FOOD MARKETING PROBLEM, remarks in
Senate relative to failure of the admin-
istration to solve, 7628.
"FOOD MUDDLE," editorial from Duluth
.(Minn.) Free Press entitled, A2949.
"FOOD MUDDLE-HOW IT GREW," article
by Lawrence Sullivan from Nation's
Business entitled, A2337.
FOOD NOT RATIONED IN CANADA, article
by Bill Cunningham from Boston
Herald relative to, A2816.
FOOD PROBLEMS, Associated Press dis-
patch relative to recommendations of
Northeastern States Governors' Con-
ference on, A3032.
Letter, including explanation, by Dyer's
Chop House, Inc., Toledo, Ohio, rela-
tive to rationing and, A2959.
Remarks in House relative to, 1202.
FOOD PRODUCTION, editorial by Georg e A.
Perham from Range Facts of Virginia,
Minn., relative to, A2952.
Letter by Marvin Jones relative to, A2687.
Letter by G. F. Geissler relative to goal
in Utah for. 1945, A945.
Remarks' in House relative to program
based on war needs, A236.
Remarks in House relative to increase
. in 1945 in, A3228.
Remarks in House relative to favorable
years 1942 through 1944 of, A2911.
FOOD PRODUCTION, DISTRIBUTION, AND
CONSUMPTION, report of the Com-
mittee on Agriculture and Forestry in
Senate on investigation of (S. Rept.
270), 4586.
Resolution making an appropriation for
continuing the investigation concern-
ing (see S. Res. 92*).
FOOD PRODUCTS, letter from the Secre-
tary of Agriculture relative to the bill
(S. 1270) for payment of subsidies by
Commodity Credit Corporation and the
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
on, 7874.
FOOD PROGRAM, safeguard health of Amer-
ican people by providing (see bill
S. 1151).
Remarks in House relative to misleading,
'. A236, A328.
Remarks in House relative to success of,
5218.
245
FOOD RATIONING, remarks In House rel-
ative to, 7503.
FOOD RETAILING INSTITUTE, telegram rel-
ative to the meat situation received
from; 4661.
FOOD SHIPMENTS TO RUSSIA AND
FRANCE, article by Frank Waldrop
from Washington Times-Herald rel-
ative to, A3310.
FOOD SHIPPED ABROAD BY MACY, article
from New York newspaper relative to,
A3176.
FOOD SHORTAGES, Associated Press dis-
" patch by Ovid A. Martin relative to,
1199.
Concurrent resolution to print additional
copies of certain hearings relative to
(see H. Con. Res. 63*).
Excerpts from radio talk by Judge Mar-
vin Jones relative to, 593.
Letter by unnamed writer relative to OPA
regulations and, A3569.
Letter by, Sophia Mercer of Bay City,
. Mich., relative to, A3053.
Remarks, correspondence, and statistics
relative to, 3010.
Remarks in House relative to many let-
ters complaining of, A3569.
Remarks in House relative to inefficiency
of OPA and, 6550, 6600, A1843, A2266,
A3168.
Remarks in. House relative to, 2487, 2779,
2861, 3134, 5525, 6581, A2947, A2949,
A3450.
Remarks in House on the subject of rack-
-eteering in New York and, 5525.
Remarks in Senate relative to, 2803, 2969,
8913.
Resolution to print additional copies of
report on (see H. Res. 274*, Rept. 504).
Resolution providing for printing of ad-
ditional copies of House Report No.
504 entitled (see H. Res. 269).
Resolution authorizing an allotment
from the contingent fund .for payment
of expenses of the special committee
investigating (see H. Res. 273).
Resolution to create a select committee
to investigate (see H. Res. 195*).
Resolution of Duluth (Minn.) Federated
Trades and Labor Assembly relative to,
A3125.
FOOD SHORTAGES-GI'S VIEWS, editorial
by Raymond Brewster from Hunting-
ton (W. Va.) Herald-Dispatch relative
to, A3151.
FOOD SHORTAGES IN EUROPE, article by
Malcolm Logan from New York Post
relative to, A2458.
FOOD SITUATION, correspondence relative
to, 4690.
Remarks in House on the subject of, 3668,
4316.
Remarks in House relative to report of
Samuel I. Rosenman on civilian, A2053.
Remarks in House relative to confusion
in handling of, A2053.
Report of House Committee to Investi-
I gate Food Shortages relative to, A2054.
Resolution by Republican conference of
House of Representatives requesting
the President to take drastic steps to
relieve deplorable, A1920, A2054.
FOOD SPOILAGE, article by Richard Wilson
from Des Moines Register relative to,
A877.
Article captioned "WFA head asks that
FBI probe food spoilage charge" by
Dorothy Williams from Washington
Times-Herald, A878.
FOOD STAMPS, remarks in House relative to
invalidation of, 35.
FOODSTUFFS, remarks, in House relative to
shipment of. point-free foodstuffs to
civilians in Europe, 7887.
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FOODSTUFFS-Continued.
Remarks in House relative to scarcity of,
813.
Remarks in Senate relative to domestic
supplies of, 2171, 2173.
FOODSTUFFS SOLD AS SURPLUS PROP-
ERTY, article by Walter Trohan rela-
tive to, A600.
FOOD SUPPLIES, report of Feed Survey Com-
mittee and the Feed Industry Council
relative to, A3498.
FOOD SURPLUS, table: possible food exports
as shown by Department of Agricul-
ture, October 1, 1945, A4251.
FOOD-TRADE DRIVE AGAINST INFLATION,
statement by R. B. Caywood from
Journal of Commerce relative to, A309.
FOOT-AND-MOUTH DISEASE OF CATTLE,
resolution of American Veterinary
Medical Association relative to, 10892.
FOOTBALL PLAYERS, remarks in House rel-
ative to favoritism in discharge of,
A5207.
"FOOTBALL PLAYERS RETURN PROBED
BY WAR DEPARTMENT," article from
newspaper captioned, A5208.
"FOOTPATH TO PEACE," excerpt from book
by Henry Van Dyke entitled, A5811.
FORAND, AIME J. (a Representative from
Rhode Island).
Appointed on Board of Visitors to Coast
Guard Academy, 550.
Appointed on committee, 15.
Article on effect of reciprocal trade
agreements on Rhode Island indus-
tries, A2454.
Article by Ellsworth Huntington, of Yale
University, favoring Newport, R. I., as
United Nations capital, A5359.
Letter from constituents expressing
views on Polish situation, A985.
Letter from Abner H. Ferguson relative
to fine record of FHA in Rhode Island,
A1149.
Letter from John H. Fahey citing excel-
lent record of HOLC in Rhode Island,
A1148.
Resignation from Board of Visitors to
Coast Guard Academy, 4165.
Resolution by Amalgamated Association
of Street and Electric Railway Employ-
ees of America relative to Franklin D.
Roosevelt Day, A2147.
Resolution memorializing Congress to
make Franklin D. Roosevelt's birthday
a holiday, A3151.
Tables: Rhode Island industries, A2454.
and Joint resolutions introduced by
Armed forces: to extend certain privi-
leges with respect to accumulated
leave (see bill H. R. 411), 25.
- accumulated leave to (see bill H.
R. 3890), 7935.
Bankhead-Jones Farm Tenant Act: to
amend (see H. R. 3503), 6321.
Bill of Rights Day: to designate (see H. J.
Res. 285), 11699.
Credit unions: permit credit unions to
make payments in connection with re-
demption of war bonds (see bill H. R.
412), 25.
Employees of the United States: optional
retirement for those who have served
25 years (see bill H. R. 4718), 10785.
Myers, Charles: for relief (see bills H. R.
896 5034), 60, 12229.
Nationial cemeteries: to establish in each
State (see bill H. R. 2114), 1043.
Roosevelt, Franklin D.: declaring a legal
holiday on birthday of (see H. J. Res.
181), 4302.
Sanford, Edwin H.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 4724), 10785.
War Mobilization and Reconversion Act:
to amend (see bill H. R. 3891), 7935.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 838, 2796.
Societies and associations, 3467, 3596,
3822, 4303, 9822, 11280.
INDEX
FORAND. AIME J.-Continued.
State legislatures, 513, 147.1, 3467, 3939,
4039, 4085.
Remarks by, on
Corporations: refund of excess profits,
7241.
Food shortage in Rhode Island, 6568.
Polish Constitution Day, 4153.
Price Control Act: amendment, 6568.
Reciprocal trade agreements, 5082.
Reconversion, 7244.
Tax adjustment bill, 7328, 7332.
Unemployment compensation, 7926.
VE-day, 4312.
Votes of. -See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
FORBES (Magazine), article entitled "Gov-
ernment Needs Its Private Brain Power"
by Senator Wiley from, A2043.
FORBES, B. C., address, "Utility Industry's
Record in Peace and War" In Chicago
before Investors Fairplay League by,
A5516.
FORD, ANNIE D., relief (see bill H. R. 2726).
FORD, ELIZABETH, article entitled "Polish
Leader Is Honored at Reception" from
Washington Times-Herald by, A4398.
FORD, HENRY, II, radio address at presenta-
tion of Army-Navy E award to Willow
Run bomber plant by, A2206.
Remarks In House relative to business
policy of, A4617.
FORD, RAYMOND W., relief (see bills S.857*;
H. R. 2978).
FORD MOTOR CO., remarks in House rela-
tive to the probable 20-percent wage
increase at, A4461.
Remarks in House relative to production
in 1946 by, 10134.
FORDNEY McCUMBER TARIFF ACT, re-
marks in House relative to, 5139.
FOREIGN AFFAIRS, article from Army and
Navy Journal relative to, A3931.
FOREIGN AGENTS REGISTRATION ACT,
letter-from Attorney General trans-
mitting report on, 5923.
FOREIGN BROADCAST INTELLIGENCE
SERVICE, remarks in House on, 11890,
11959.
FOREIGN COMMERCE. See also FOREIGN
TRADE.
Address relative to plan to end world
trade curb by Governor Dewey in New
York, A2733.
Address entitled "Some Aspects of For-
eign Commerce" by Senator Hart be-
fore New Haven (Conn.) Junior Cham-
ber of Commerce, A3882.
Article entitled "Amtorg System Planned
for United States," by William LaVarre
A3555.
Table: trade with trade-agreement and
nonagreement countries, A2404.
- trade with individual trade-agree-
ment countries, 1934-39, A2403.
- trade with individual nonagree-
ment countries, 1934-39, A2403.
FOREIGN CORPORATION, relating to foreign
tax credit in case of individual owning
majority of stock In (see bill H. R.
1515).
FOREIGN COUNTRIES, amend act for
acquisition of buildings and grounds in
(see bill H. R. 685*).
Bill to extend and broaden existing pro-
grams for interchange of certain per-
sons of United States with peoples of
(see bill H. R. 4368).
Bill to repeal act to prohibit financial
transactions with certain (see bills S.
636; H. R. 690).
Bill to amend act for prompt settlement
of claims for damages caused by Army,
Navy, and Marine Corps forces in (see
bills S. 936*; H. R. 3111').
Bill providing for removal of certain
restrictions on financial transactions
with certain (see bill S. 705).
Remarks in House relative to debt to
United States of, A3323.
FOREIGN COUNTRIES- Continued.
Remarks in House relative to flooding
consumer markets with gocds from,
A3369.
Remarks in House relative to America's
role of Santa Claus to, A4271.
Remarks in House relative to loans to,
11630, A2924, A4271.
Statement by Representative Luther A.
Johnson (Texas) relative to loans to,
A2924.
Statement by Herbert. Hoover relative to
financial aid for, 8792.
Table: distribution of foreign students
by countries (with exception of Latin
America), A2732.
- showing value of relief supplies
actually shipped through September
30, 1945, to certain, 10225.
FOREIGN COUNTRIES' INDEBTEDNESS TO
UNITED STATES, article by George
Rothwell Brown from New York Jour-
nal-American relative to, A5570.
Table: list of countries, A5504.
-- as of July 1, 1945, A5504.
FOREIGN COUNTRIES IN DEFAULT ON
OBLIGATIONS, statement by Senator
Hiram Johnson relative to repeal cer-
tain restrictions on financial transac-
tions with, A5714.
FOREIGN COUNTRIES-LOANS AND GIFTS
TO THEM, address by Robert R. Mc-
Cormick before Foreign Policy Associa-
tion relative to, A5125.
Article by Constantine Brown from
Washington Evening Star relative to,
A5330.
FOREIGN COUNTRIES SEEK LOANS, re-
marks in House relative to, A4661.
FOREIGN CURRENCY, remarks in House
relative to rate of exchange and also
payment of members of the Army In,
4265.
FOREIGN DECORATIONS, remarks in Senate
relative to decorations conferred by
Great Britain on American Chiefs of
Staff, 10890.
FOREIGN DOCUMENTS, relating to admis-
sibility of those in custody of Allied
authorities of occupation (see bills S.
1699; H. R. 5078).
FOREIGN ECONOMIC ADMINISTRATION,
article entitled "FEA Forbids Shipping
Spain Steel Rails" from Washington
Post, A3262.
Correspondence relative to strategic war
materials between Representative Case
and, A1760.
Disbursements under the Lend-Lease
Act, as of January 31, 1945. 3216.
Letter transmitting the eighteenth re-
port on lend-lease operations (H. Doc.
98), 1341.
Letter from the general counsel rela-
tive to lend-lease food deliveries, 7145.
Letter and news release relative to lend-
lease program and farm machinery by,
A307.
Letter from Representative Mundt rela-
tive to operations of lend-lease to,
A680.
Letter relative to disposition of lend-
lease funds by, A760.
Letter relative to exports of farm ma-
chinery by, A1316, A1795.
Message from the President transmitting
draft of bill for appropriation (H. Doc.
185) for. 4857.
Remarks in House and statistics rela-
tive to, 6837.
Remarks In House relative to refusal of
permit to ship steel rails to Spain by,
A3262.
"FOREIGN ECONOMIC POLICY," address by
William L. Clayton in Detroit before
Economic Club entitled, A2862.
Article by Arthur Krock from New York
Times relative to an inquiry into,
A3993.

FOREIGN ESPIONAGE, article by Hovhrd
Rushmore relative to, 11708.
FOREIGN FINANCING, address by Repre-
sentative Ellis in Baltimore before
Kiwanis Club relative to, A4140.
FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS, repeal act to
prohibit financial transactions with
.any foreign government in default
on its obligations to the United States
(see bill S. 636), 3086.
Letter to the Secretary of State making
inquiry concerning loans, grants, or
other types of financial assistance by
the United States to, 9419.
Remarks in House relative to gifts to
heads of, 8982.
FOREIGN LANGUAGE PRESS' CONTRIBU-
TION TO WAR EFFORT, address by
Alexander Kahn to Boston Advertis-
ing Club relative to, A3429.
FOREIGN-LANGUAGE SCHOOLS, prohibit
conducting of (see bill H. R. 1588).
FOREIGN LOANS, remarks in House relative
to, 11891.
Remarks in House relative to impos-
-sibility of collecting, A5673.
Remarks in House relative to our sol-
. vency and, A5746.
Remarks in House relative to President
submitting a break-down-on, A5684.
Speech by Representative Colmer in New
York before National Industrial Con-
ference Board on subject, A5103.
Table: World War I debt to United States,
as of July 1, 1944, A 685.
FOREIGN LOANS: CHARITY SHOULD BE-
GIN AT HOME, letter by John F.
Thompson relative to, A5639.
FOREIGN NATIONS, relative to financial
commitments to (see H. J. Res. 250),
9509.
FOREIGN NATIONS' LOANS-UNITED
STATES SHOULD BE WARY, editorial
by Burt D. Pearson from Mesabi Daily
News of Virginia, Minn., relative to,
A4104.
FOREIGN POLICY ASSOCIATION, address on
Problems of War and Peace by Sena-
tor Barkley at New York before, A1248.
Address entitled "The Effect of the
Atomic Bomb on American Preign
Policy" by Senator Fulbright before,
A4652.
Address on Foreign countries loans and
gifts to them by Robert R. Mc-
Cormick before, A5125.
Speech relative to use of force to pre-
serve peace by President Roosevelt be-
fore, A1734.
FOREIGN POLICY IN CHINA, letter from
Secretary of State Byrnes relative to
sabotage of, A5528.
FOREIGN POLICY OF THE ADMINISTRA-
TION, remarks In Senate relative to,
10962.
FOREIGN POLICY OF THE UNITED STATES,
Address by Senator Brewster relative to,
A1076.
Address by Secretary of State Stettinius
before Council on Foreign Relations
relative to, A1656.
Editorial entitled "Mr. President and
Congress: Speak Upl",from La Crosse
(Wis.) Tribune, A121.
Editorial captioned "Our Foreign Policy"
from Washington Post, Alll.
Excerpts from speech by the President
on Navy Day relative to, A4517.
Letter by Frank E. Laurence of Grove-
land, Mass. relative to-postwar, A1071.
Letter by Frankllfi D. Roosevelt relative
to, A2901.
Letter by John J. Keane criticizing weak-
ness of, A5354. t
Letter from Beveily-Westwood (Calif.)
-Democratic Committee relative to
,clarification of -future, A3073.
INDEX
FOREIGN POLICY OF THE UNITED
STATES-Continued.
Letter from Beverly-Westwood Citizens
Committee relative to present, A5100.
Radio address by Senator Pepper on
Northwestern University's reviewing
stand program relative to, A136.
Radio address: on "America's Foreign
Policy" by Senator Butler, A1070.
Radio address by Senator Ball on, A2847.
Radio address entitled "Weakness of our
Foreign Policy" by Representative Lud-
low, A5454.
Remarks in House relative to Arabia and
question of, A4572.
Remarks in House relative to China and,
A5159.
Remarks- In House relative to wars and
weakness of, A5318.
Remarks in House- relative to, 10132,
11600.
Remarks in House relative to study of,
11229.
Remarks in House relative to public's in-
terest in, A122, A157, A5269.
Resolution relating to Republic of Lith-
uania and (see H. Res. 390).
Resolution to provide for study and in-
vestigation of all phases of (see H. Res.
433, 434).
Statement by American Labor Party rel-
ative to, A501.
Statements by national organizations on,
A1581-A1585.
Statement entitled "Our Foreign Policy
Must Be a People's Party" by American
Slav Congress, A4481.
Statement by Patrick A. Hurley relative
to, A5319.
FOREIGN POLICY-1919, SIBERIA-1945,
CHINA? article by Marquis Childs from
Washington Post relative to, A5298.
FOREIGN POLICY: PHILIPPINES AND
PUERTO RICO, editorial from Wash-
ington Post relative to, A5191.
FOREIGN POLICY'S BOMBSHELLS IN
CHINA AND GERMANY, editorial from
New York Herald Tribune relative to,
A5223.
FOREIGN PRODUCING UNITS, table showing
present investment and employment
in, 5006.
FOREIGN RELATIONS OF THE UNITED
STATES, address by Robert R. Mc-
Cormick before Washington Advertis-
ing Club relative to, A4166.
Bill to protect (see bills S. 11; H. R.
98).
FOREIGN RELIEF, remarks in House relative
to, 11411.
FOREIGN RULERS, remarks in House rela-
tive to large salaries and allowances
paid to, A5674.
FOREIGN SCIENTISTS ACTIVE IN DE-
VELOPMENT OF ATOMIC BOMB, list
of, A4500.
FOREIGN SEAMEN, permit naturalization of
certain (see bill H. R. 4956).
FOREIGN SERVICE.
Bill for relief of certain officers and em-
ployees of (see bill H. R. 887").
Bill for relief of certain widows of of-
ficers of (see bill H. R. 691).
Bill to strengthen (see bill H. R. 689*).
Letter by Walter George relative to es-
tablishment of national academy for,
A4244.
Remarks in House on bill (H. R. 689) to
strengthen, 2882.
Remarks in House relative to appropria-
tion for representation allowances and
entertainment expenditures, 2293,
2303, 2306, 2361.
FOREIGN SERVICE (publication), editorial
entitled "The Threat of Inflation"
from, A5569.
FOREIGN. SERVICE ACADEMY, provide for.
establishment of (see bills H. R. 408,
1100, 1503, 4843).
Letter by John J. Keane favoring estab-
lishment of, A5354.
Remarks in House opposing, A602.
Remarks in House relative to H. R. 4843,
to establish, A1862, 5354.
FOREIGN SERVICE: CAREER MEN'S POSI-
TION, radio broadcast by Albert War-
ner relative to, 11784.
FOREIGN SERVICE INSTITUTION, create
(see bill H. R. 2_980).
Text of bill (H. R. 2980) to create and
establish, A1863.
FOREIGN 'SERVICE RETIREMENT AND
DISABILITY'FUND, message from the
President transmitting annual report
of receipts and disbursments of, 191,
205.
FOREIGN SERVICE STREAMLINED, article
by Neal Stanford from Christian
Science Monitor relative to, A590.
FOREIGN TRADE. See also FOREIGN COM-
MERCE.
Addressrby. -James A. Farley on topic of,
A4881.
Article by Paul Goetz In Wall Street
Journal relative to, A4830.
Article entitled "How Trade Can Ex-
pand" by Merlo Fusey from Washing-
ton Post, A2336.
Article on economic experts urge super-
sales agency for postwar exports by
William Parker, A3554..
Bill extending same privileges with re-
spect to refund of manufacturers' ex-
cise taxes to articles used or resold for
equipment for aircraft as for vessels
engaged in (see bill H. R. 3241).
Editorial captioned "If we sell we must
buy" from Houston Post, A3498.
Editorial captioned "Giving our goods
away" from Spencer (W" Va.) Times-
Record, A4218.
Joint resolution to provide for recipro-
cal trade agreements to expand (see
H. J. Res. 203).
Remarks in House relative to John Lee
Coulter's knowledge on, A2435.
Remarks in House relative to approval
of Bretton Woods agreements being
key to expansion of, A2716.
Remarks In House relative to establish-
ment of free port in Los Angeles-Long
Beach harbor for development of,
A3904.
Remarks in House relative to same under
protective tariff and under reciprocal
trade agreements, A2383, A2384.
Remarks in House relative to trade
agreements increasing, 5140, A1541,
A2531.
Remarks in House relative to patents
and, A1240.
Report from Barron's National Financial
Weekly relative to prospects of post-
war, A1926.
Statistics relative to same of United
States, 1924-43, 6034.
Table: Far East and Australasia with
former Axis countries, A4306.
-leading
products of Far East and
Australasia shipped to Axis countries
in prewar years, A4307.
FOREIGN TRADE AGREEMENTS, provide
for Senate ratification of (see bill S.
19).
Remarks in House relative to the bill
(H. R. 3240) to extend the authority
of the President with respect to, 4870,
4976, 5039, 5123.
Statistics relative to, 5043, 5044.
FOREIGN TRADE AND PORT EFFICIENCY,
address by Thomas E. Lyons In Chi-
cago before American Association of
Port Authorities relative to, A4305.
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FOREIGN TRADE AND SHIPPING, address
by James A. Farley before Foreign
Commerce Club relative to, A1587.
Resolution to print additional copies of
hearings on problems of (see H. Res.
211*).
"FOREIGN TRADE FALLACIES," editorial
from New York Herald Tribune en-
titled, A5436.
FOREIGN TRADE POLICY, editorial from
Washington Post relative to, A2226.
FOREIGN TRADE ZONE ACT OF 1942, letter
from San Francisco Chamber of Com-
merce endorsing H. R. 382, to amend,
A3982.
FOREIGN-TRADE ZONES, address by
Thomas E. Lyons in Quebec, Canada,
before Lions Club, relative to impor-
tance of, A2360.
Address by Thomas E. Lyons relative to,
A4860.
Bill to amend section 3 of the act of
June. 18, 1934, relative to establish-
ment of (see bill H. R. 3382).
To extend privileges of (see bill H. R.
4707).
Recommendation by House Committee
on the Postwar Foreign Economic
Policy relative to, A3251.
FOREIGN-TRADE ZONES BOARD, letter
from.the Secretary of Commerce trans-
mitting the annual report of, 986, 989.
FOREIGN TRAVEL, encourage foreign travel
by war veterans and others (see S. J.
Res. 88).
FOREIGN WAR RELIEF, message from the
President transmitting a proposed pro-
vision affecting an existing appropria-
tion for, 6245.
FOREMAN, CLARENCE E., authorizing Sec-
retary of Interior to convey certain
lands in South Dakota to (see bill S.
1195).
FOREST CONSERVATION, address by James
P. Pope before Wayne County (Tenn.)
Forest Protective Association relative
to, A1749.
FOREST FIRES, article by Timber Operators
Association proposing plan to control,
A3856.
Remarks In House relative to Oregon's,
A3856.
FOREST FARMERS ASSOCIATION CO-
OPERATIVE. plan for development of
forests by, A971.
Remarks in House relative to program
sponsored by, A971.
FOREST LUMBER CO., adjudicate claim of
(see bill S. 428*).
FOREST MANAGEMENT RESEARCH, re-
marks in House relative to appropria-
tions for, 3790.
FOREST NURSERIES, statement concerning
forest schools known to have con-
ducted research In forest management,
forest schools, and forest nurseries,
2567,
FOREST PRODUCTS LABORATORIES, pro-
vide for establishing and maintain-
ing regional (see bills S. 780, 893).
FOREST PRODUCTS LABORATORY; MADI-
SON, WIS., remarks in House relative
to experiments of, A1096.
Resolution by Portland (Oreg.) Chamber
of Commerce relative to appropriation
for, A1096.
FOREST PRODUCTS PILOT PLANTS, pro-
vide for establishment and operation
of (see bill H. R. 4154).
FOREST PRODUCTS PRODUCING INDUS-
TRIES, statement concerning research
in forest products by, 2568.
FOREST PRODUCTS UTILIZATION SERV-
ICE, remarks in Senate, correspond-
ence, and statistics relative to, 1110.
INDEX
FOREST RESEARCH, memorial of Legislature
of South Carolina urging an appro-
priation for, 2240.
FOREST RESERVATIONS, memorial of Leg-
islature of Arizona urging investiga-
tion of the national forests, 10113.
FOREST RESOURCES, remarks in House
relative to depletion of, A2726.
FORESTS, address entitled "Labor's Interest
in Forests" by Richard T. Frankensteen
in Washington, D. C., A257.
Article captioned "Timber baron propa-
ganda hides facts about future" by
W. W. Sylvester from Union Register,
A2726.
Article entitled "The Need for an Experi-
mental Forest in Northern Wisconsin,"
A5393.
Article entitled "Oregon's Future Linked
With Forests" by Dean Johnson from
Oregonian, A2087.
Bill authorizing acquisition of certain
forest lands (see bill H. R. 1407).
Bill to amend section 4 of act to provide
for protection of forest lands (see bill
S. 648).
Bill to provide for establishment and
maintenance of forest products pilot
plants (see bill H. R. 585).
Editorial captioned "More forest produc-
tion" from Shreveport (La.) Times,
A586.
Editorial entitled "The Ownership of
Forest Lands" by W. F. McCulloch
from Timberman, A3304.
Plan of Forest Farmers Association Co-
operative for development of, A971.
Remarks in House relative to importance
of our timber resources, A968.
Remarks in House relative to rapid de-
pletion during past 30 years of our,
A257.
Remarks in House relative to" weather
service to aid protection to forest
agencies, 1682.
Remarks in House relative to protection
in South of, A2452.
Statement by Missouri State Chamber of
Commerce favoring a national
memorial forest in memory of veterans
of World War II, A3586.
FOREST SERVICE, provide for administra-
tion of all public lands in Jackson Hole
National Monum'ent by (see bill H. R.
2692).
Bill to provide adequate winter range
for saddle and pack animals in (see
bill H. R. 3978).
Remarks in House relative to appropria-
.tions for, 2688.
R'marks in House relative to Informa-
tion on forest depletion obtained from,
A2726.
"FORGING NEW CHAINS," editorial from
Fort Wayne (Ind.) News-Sentinel en-
titled, A313.
"FORGOTTEN MAN OF WAR IS GI RAIL-
ROADED BY COURT MARTIAL," arti-
cle by Elizah Adlow from Boston Her-
ald entitled, A2939.
"FOR JUNIOR OR FOR JUNK?" article by
Margaret Truesdale Gibbs entitled,
A4554.
"FOR LAND'S SAKE AND FOR LIFE'S
STAKE," address by Mrs. Roy C. F.
Weagly at Northeast Farm Bureau con-
ference entitled, A4C61.
FORMAN, PHILIP (Federal judge), letter
by Mrs. Julius Y. Talmage replying to
his criticism of DAR banning Negroes
addressed to, A5213.
Statement criticizing DAR for discrimi-
nation against Negroes by, A5213.
FORMANEK, MRS. EDWARD B., relief (see
billH. R. 1232).
"FORMER WAR PRISONERS SNARL PARIS
TRAFFIC," article from Washington
Evening Star captioned, A2673.
FORREST, EARLE R., article captioned
"Philo Norton McGiflen fought Japa-
nese in battle of 1894" by. A2143.
FORRESTAL, JAMES (Secretary of the
Navy), address delivered at the Naval
Academy graduating exercises by,
5842.
Address at christening of U. S. S. Frank-
lin D. Roosevelt by, A2161.
Correspondence relative to disposition of
funds received from photographs of
raising flag on Iwo Jima between Kent
Cooper and, A1952.
Letter on veterans' preference; alleged
violations at navy yard to, A4042.
Letter on Yokosuka moral conditions by,
A5339, A5444.
Radio address relative to the raising of
flag on Iwo Jima by, A1039.
Remarks in House relative to farewell
dinner honoring former Representa-
tive Maas by,A166.
Telegram from Evalyn Walsh McLean
protesting testimony of Japanese wit-
ness at Navy court martial to, A5570.
FORTAS, ABE, address at College of City of
New York entitled "The Art of Living
Together," A5084.
Correspondence relative to United Na-
tions Charter and United States Terri-
tories between Delegate Bartlett and,
A3550.
FORT BAYARD, N. MEX., list of doctors as-
signed to veterans' hospital at, A2792.
FORT BRADLEY, MICH., provide for con-
veyance to 'city of Sault Ste. Marie of
(see bill H. R. 4907),
Letter from Secretary of War Patterson
relative to abandonment of, A4453.
Remarks in House relative to waste of
money in abandoning, A4453.
FORT BUFORD, N. DAK., provide for dona-
tion to State of North Dakota of site
of original (see bill H. R. 2741).
FORT CLARK, TEX., memorial of Legisla-
ture of Texas urging conveyance to the
State of Texas, 4094.
FORT DOUGLAS MILITARY RESERVATION,
authorize Secretary of War to convey
to Shriners' Hospital for Crippled Chil-
dren certain land within (see bills
'S. 1535; H. R. 4564).
FORT GIBSON DAM AND RESERVOIR
PROJECT, OKLAHOMA, appropriate
funds for (see bill H. R. 3983).
FORT HAMILTON TUNNEL, BROOKLYN,
N. Y., remarks in House relative to,
7652.
"FOR THOSE WHO STRIKE," poem by Fred
E. Truman entitled, A916.
FORT HUACHUCA, ARIZ., memorial of Leg-
islature of Arizona requesting estab-
lishment of Government hospital at,
A1277.
FORT LAUDERDALE (FLA.) DAILY NEWS,
editorial relative to H. R. 4051, to pro-
vide accrued leave benefits to enlisted
men in armed forces, from, A4363.
Editorial entitled "What Fools These
Congressmen Be" from, A1167.
FORT MEYERS (FLA.) NEWS-PRESS, edi-
torial A Plan for Universal Military
Service by Carl Hanton from, A3966.
FORT MORGAN MILITARY RESERVATION,
provide for conveyance to Alabama of
(see bill H. R. 4433).
FORT NECESSITY, N. J., address on peace-
time military training by George J.
Richards at patriotic exercises at,
A3535.
FORTNER, CLARA M., relief (see bill H. R.
1667").
FORTNIGHTLY (magazine), article relative
to Jewish immigration in Palestine by
Sir John Hope Simpson from, 12387,
Editorial entitled "Dental Research Bill
Introduced by Senator Murray" from,
A1280.

FORT ONTARIO REFUGEE SHELTER, OS-
WEGO, N. Y., memorial to the Presi-
dent and Congress relative to disposi-
tion of war refugees at Fort Ontario,
N. Y., from, A2648.
FORT ORD MILITARY 'RESERVATION,
CALIF., relating to construction and
maintenance of permanent buildings
and improvements for banking pur-
poses on (see bill H. R. 4484).
FORT PECK PROJECT, MONTANA, acquisi-
tion of Indian lands required in con-
nection with construction (see bills
S. 486*; H. R. l1l11")
Letter from the Secretary cI the Interior
transmitting a draft of a proposed bill
for acquisition of Indian lands for pub-
lic works at, 17.
FORT PIERCE, FLA., providing for relief of
port district of (see H. J. Res. 104).
FORT RENO MILITARY RESERVATION, pro-
vide for disposition of the lands in
Canadian County comprising (see bill
S. 766).
FORT RINGGOLD, TEX., memorial of Legis-
lature of Texas urging 'conveyance to'
the State of Texas, 4094.
FORT SANDERS HOSPITAL TRAINING
SCHOOL, KNOXVILLE, TENN., tele-
gram relative to drafting of nurses
from, 1813.
FORT SCHUYLER MILITARY RESERVA-
TION, N. Y., authorize transfer to State
of New York of (see bills S. 921; H. R.
2436, 3476).
FORT SHERIDAN. ILL., remarks in House rel-
ative to visit of a congressional com-
mittee to Army separation center at,
A4034.
FORT SHERIDAN LIMITED-SERVICE MEN,
letter on the subject of voluntary
enlistment, 8727.
FORT SMITH (ARK.) SOUTHWEST AMERI-
CAN, editorial on industrialization of
undeveloped areas" from, A4607.
FORT SMITH (ARK.) TIMES-RECORD, arti-
cle relating to development of Arkansas
River by C. F. Byrns from, A710. A1074,
A1862.
Article on national health program by
C. F. Byrns from, A5217.
Editorial entitled "Medal for Congress-
men?" from, A703.
Editorial entitled "South Faces Bright
Future" from, Al195.
FORTUNATO, CATHERINE, relief (see bill
H. R. 4976).
FORTUNE (magazine), article explaining
plan of Lytle S. Adams of planting by
airplane from, A2632.
Letter by Frank Lilly relative to inaccu-
racies in article entitled "Hi-Yo Silver"
addressed to editors of, A5731.
Poll on atomic bomb by Elmo Roper to
appear in December issue of, A4708.
FORT WAYNE, IND., remarks in House rela-
tive to observance of Memorial Day in,
A2720.
Resolution by Common Council of Fort
Wayne, Ind., relative to construction
of veterans' hospital at, A1117.
FORT WAYNE (IND.) JOURNAL GAZETTE,
letter relative to unconditional surren-
der by Norman Sweet from, A507.
FORT WAYNE (IND.) MUNICIPAL VETER-
ANS AID COMMISSION, letter by Harry
W. Baals relative to operation and
activities of, A513.
FORT WAYNE (IND.) NEWS-SENTINEL, edi-
torial entitled "Forging New Chains"
from, A313.
Editorial captioned "The case against
slavery" from, A317.
Editorial and letter relative to star
routes of postal service from, A981.
Editorial on communism's influence in
CIO from, A1123.
INDEX
FORT WAYNE (IND.) NEWS-SENTINEL-
Couitinued.
Editorial relative to ratification of trea-
ties from, A1496..
Editorial relative to publicity be given
proceedings of San Francisco Confer-
ence from, A1811.
Editorial on Hoover's formula on post-
war loans from, A4057.
Editorial entitled "Stop This Thievery"
(British Loan) from, A5649.
FORT WORTH, TEX., statement on veterans'
housing problem by mass meeting of
veterans at, A5354.
FORT WORTH (TEX.) STAR-TELEGRAM,
article on 1,700 veterans need places
to live here from, A5354.
Article on houseless vets demand action
by Congress from, A5355.
Editorial entitled "What Industry Wants"
from, A1025.
"FORTY-FIFTH CHAIR AT SAN FRANCISCO
CONFERENCE," editorial from New
York Times entitled, A1791.
FORTY-FIRST DIVISION, article from Great
Falls (Mont.) Tribune relative to out-
standing achievements of, A1510.
Editorial from Roseburg (Oreg.) News-
Review relative to combat record of,
A801.
Remarks in House relative to combat
record of, A1510.
FORTY-EECOND (RAINBOW) DIVISION,
radio address by Senator Johnston
during services sponsored by veterans
of. A898.
FORTY-THIRD STREET RIFLE CLUB OF
NEW YORK, resolution requesting
Congress to designate November 10 as
day to pay annual tribute to Marine
Corps by, A2067.
FOR UM OF DEMOCRACY, discussion What
Are the Problems of United Nations
Unity? on program, A1932-A1910.
Proceedings entitled "How Can We Best
Implement Dumbarton Oaks?" at New
York City from, A19.
FORWARD COLUMBUS (NEBR.) FUND,
relief (see bill S. 357).
FOSDICK, HARRY EMERSON, letter oppos-
ing peacetime military training by,
A5181.
FOSS, ADA B., relief (see bill S. 955).
FOSS, JOE, remarks in House relative to war
record of, A531.
FOSSETT, RUTH C., report of the Senate
Committee on Post Offices and Post
Roads on nomination of, 377.
FOSTER BOAT CO., relief (see bill H. R.
5068).
FOSTER, CEDRIC, radio .address on Christ-
mas Day by, A62.
FOSTER, DORA, relief (see bill H. R. 5071).
FOSTER, JAMES R., letter relative to excel-
lent care received in veterans' hos-
pitals by, A2992.
FOSTER, 0. A., relief (see bill H. R. 4887).
FOSTER, PAUL F., report of the Committee
on Naval Affairs in Senate on nomina-
tion of, 1500.
FOSTER, ROBERT, letters relative to new
type money orders by, A3420.
FOSTER, WILLIAM Z., statements on com-
munism, general strike and the armed
forces, and sabotage by, A4456.
FOTITCH, CONSTANTIN, letter on Mihailo-
vich due credit for rescue of Allied
aviators by, A880.
FOUNDATION FOR THE ORIGINAL UNITED
STATES SHIP MICHIGAN, INC., vest
title to U. 8. S. Wolverine (ex-Michi.-
gan) in (see bills S. 220*; H. R. 622).
IV-F's. See also SELECTIVE SERVICE.
Editorial from Johnstown (Pa.) Tribune
relative to reclassification of, A353.,
IV-F's-Continued.
Letter by Elmina Bindley Mantor rela-
tive to, A68.
Remarks in House relative to conscrip-
tion for civilian jobs of, A132.
Remarks in House relative to large classi-
fication of, A169.
Remarks in House relative to the status
of, 100, 182, A438.
Remarks in House relative to unjust
criticism of, A132.
Remarks in House relative to use in
occupation forces of, A3802.
Remarks in House relative to drafting of,
146, 184, 413, A556.
IV-F's AND DEFERRED MEN FOR OCCUPA-
TION TROOPS, letter from unnamed
veteran of World War I relative to,
A3954.
"FOUR FEARS," editorial from St. Louis
Post-Dispatch concerning the book by
Senator Thomas (Utah) entitled,
A2896.
Review by Edward Whiting Fox from
New York Times of book by Senator
Thomas"(Utah) entitled, A3308.
"FOUR FIGURES OF JESUS," sermon in
Cleveland Heights, Ohio, by Frederick
K. Stamm entitled, A1170.
"FOUR FREEDOMS AFTER V-DAY," address
by Carter Davidson entitled, A2021.
4-H CLUBS, article from Eunice (La.) New
Era relative to naming of John Harold
Savoy, of 'Cameron Parish, La., as
Nation's healthiest 4-H member, A5647.
Letter by W. A. Lloyd relative to origin
and development of, A2424.
Radio discussion between Representative
Edwin Arthur Hall (New York) and
Bob Evans relative to value of, A2718.
Remarks in House relative to aid to
farmers by, A2257.
Remarks in House relative to enrollment
of, A1053.
Remarks in House relative to importance
of program of, 4561, A2424.
Statement relative to accomplishments
of, A1053.
4-H MOBILIZATION WEEK, speech by Don-
ald F. Sullivan in Washington upon
observance of National, A1032.
FOUR HUNDRED AND FORTY-SECOND
COMBAT TEAM, letter by Major Gen-
eral Bolte praising combat record of,
A1116.
Remarks in House relative to formation
and combat record of, A1114.
Tribute by Major General Dahlquist
from Stars and Stripes relative to
combat record of, A1115.
FOUR HUNDRED SEVENTY-FIFTH INFAN-
TRY REGIMENT, article from Round-
Up relative to presentation of Silver
Star to certain members of, A1316.
FOUR STATE HOG PRODUCERS ASSOCIA-
TION, remarks in House relative to
meeting in St. Joseph, Mo., of. 4324.
Resolution relative to cost of hog pro-
duction by, 4324.
FOURTH-CLASS MAIL MATTER. See POST-
AGE.
FOURTH TERM. See PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES.
FOURTEEN POINTS, address by President
Wilson on January 8, 1918, to Con-
gress relative to, A5758.
FOWLER, ARTHUR M., remarks in House
relative to, 6552.
FOWLER, DONALD A., letter criticizing con-
dition of country under New Deal
philosophy by, A4505.
FOWLER, MABEL, relief (see bill S. 845*).
FOX, DIXON RYAN, editorial entitled "A
Leader Has Fallen" by H. A. Larrabee
from The Concordiensis, A1771.
Tribute in House to late, A1771.
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FOX, EDWARD WHITING, review of book,
The Four Fears, by Senator Thomas
(Utah) from New York Times by,
A3308.
FOX, LEONARD J. AND MILFORD G., relief
(see bill H. R. 3158*).
FRALEY, ROBERT, relief (see bill H. R. 2316).
FRAME, HARVEY L., increase pension (see
bill S. 625).
FRANCE, address by Maury Maverick before
France Forever Society relative to
status of, A1352.
Article by George Rothwell Brown rela-
tive to lend-lease agreement with,
A1124.
Article on birth of Fourth French Repub-
lic by Constantinc Brown, A4508.
Letter by Lieutenant GVaux relative to
conditions during German occupation
of, A695.
Remarks in House relative to our rela-
tions with, A909, A1107.
Remarks in House relative to proposed
supplying of arms for, 621.
Remarks in House relative to proposed
lend-lease plan for, A1141.
Remarks in House relative to food situa-
tion in, A1252.
Remarks in House relative to small value
of French money, A3675.
Remarks in House relative to request for
a loan by, A5311.
Remarks In House relative to request for
our severance of diplomatic relations
with Spain from 'Government of,
A5631.
Report by bulletin of National City Bank
relative to inflation in, A241.
Table: break-down of wartime expansion
of note circulation, bank credit, and
public debt from 1939 to 1944 in, A241.
FRANCE, JESSE RUTH, relief (see bill H. R.
4269).
"FRANCE'S PRESENT ATTITUDE," article by
Constantine Brown from Washington
Evening Star entitled, A41.
FRANCE. VERSUS SYRIA, remarks in House
relative to, 5502.
FRANCIS, WARREN B., article on postwar
reconversion problems from Los An-
geles Times by, A2388. •
Editorial entitled "Government by De-
cree" from Los Angeles Times by, A1752.
FRANCKEL, BERNARD, speech entitled "The
American Constitution as Seen by a
Frenchman" in high-school contest by,
A2806.
"FRANCO CHANGES FRONT," editorial from
Pawtucket (R. I.) Times entitled,
A2130.
"FRANCO, FAKE DEMOCRAT," editorial from
St. Louis Post-Dispatch entitled, A4479.
"FRANCO HATES JAPS-NOW," editorial
from Waterloo (Iowa) Courier entitled,
A1788.
FRANCO-ITALIAN PACKING CO., relief (see
bill H. R. 4999).
"FRANCO REBUFFED," editorial from Mont-
gomery (Ala.) Advertiser entitled,
A1212.
"FRANCO'S FRANTIC ANTICS," editorial
from Nashville Tennessean entitled,
A2130.
"FRANCO'S NEW COOPERATION," editorial
from St. Louis Globe-Democrat en-
titled, A2130.
FRANK, LAWRENCE K., excerpt of an
article on individualism from Saturday
Review of Literature by, A3508.
PRANK, MURRAY, article entitled "Red
Cross Aid to Surviving Jews Succeeded
Where Others Failed" from Jewish Ad-
vocate by, A4317.
Article entitled "Sol Bloom, Delegate to
San Francisco" from Jewish Advocate
by, A2530.
INDEX
FRANK, ROLLAND LEE, relief of legal guard-
ian of (see billH. R. 3100).
FRANK, WILLIAM P., article, Nylon: Its
War Uses from Wilmington (Del.)
Journal-Every Evening by, AP,533. -
FRANKENSTEEN, RICHARD T., address en-
titled "Labor's Interest in Forests" be-
for American Society of Foresters by,
A258.
Article relative to postwar Jobs in air-
craft from New Republic by, A2234.
Remarks in House relative to agitation
of labor by, A5170.
FRANKFURTER, FELIX, remarks in House
relative to, 1370, A693.
FRANKING PRIVILEGE, granting to Anna
Eleanor Roosevelt (see bills S. 906*;
H. R. 2977).
Bill to extend to persons receiving hos-
pital treatment (see bills H. R. 2117,
2140, 2141, 2148, 2184, 2205).
Bill to impose certain limitations of
Members of Congress on (see bill H. R.
2917).
Bill to amend section 7 of act of April
28, 1904, to include certain correspond-
ence sent by air mail to members of
the armed forces (see bill H. R. 4994).
Letter from Postmaster General trans-
mitting report of, 7419.
FRANKLIN, BENJAMIN, relief (see bills H R.
1298, 4709)
FRANKLIN. BENJAMIN, editorial from
Washington Post containing speech at
conclusion of Constitutional Conven-
tion in 1787 by, A3077.
Remarks in House relative to anti-
Semitic quotation of, A3400.
Text of an address delivered at the con-
clusion of the Constitutional Conven-
tion in 1787, 6702.
FRANKLIN, FRANK, relief (see bill H. R.
1401* .
FRANKLIN, JAY, article entitled "St. Law-
rence Seaway's Case Bad Pre-War Er-
ror-a Pistol at Hitler" from Cleve-
land (Ohio) Plain Dealer by, A1668.
FRANKLIN (OHIO) CHRONICLE, article en-
titled "Revolution-American Way-
Wake Up" by Seymour S. Tibbals from,
A477.
FRANKLIN CONSUMER COUNCIL, BROOK-
LYN, N. Y., statement favoring con-
tinuance of price control by, A5155.
FRANKLIN COUNTY (TENN.) PROGRESS
(newspaper), editorial entitled "Farm-
ers Do Not Strike" from, A5597.
FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT (U. S. ship), ad-
dress by Secretary of Navy Forrestal at
christening of, A2161.
Remarks in House relative to the launch-
ing of, 4040, A2067.
Resolution to print proceedings attend-
ant upon the launching of (see H. Res.
237, H. Rept. 700), 5686.
Resolution to print proceedings attend-
ant upon commissioning on Navy Day,
1945, of (see H. Res. 388).
FRANKLIN DELANO ROOSEVELT HOS-
PITAL, provide for designation of Vet-
erans' Administration hospital at
Crugers Park, Peekskill, N. Y., as (see
S. J. Res. 78; H. J. Res. 218).
FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT LIBRARY, letter
transmitting the annual report of, 18.
FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT NATIONAL
HOLIDAY, resolution adopted by the
United Furniture Workers of America,
New York City, N. Y., urging designa-
tion of January 30 of each year as,
5756.
FRANKS. MAURICE R., article entitled
"Something to Bargain With" from
Railroad Yardmasters of North Amer-
ica, Inc., by, A1268.
Article on unionizing foremen In in-
dustry from Railroad Yardmasters by
A2257.
FRANKS, MAURICE R.-Continued.
Editorial entitled "Casting Bread Upon
the Waters?" from Railroad Workers'
Journal by, A1732.
Editorial captioned "Certify labor lead-
ers" from Railroad Workers Journal by
A527.
Editorial entitled "Servicemen Deserve
Service" from Railroad Workers' Jour-
nal by, A3994.
Editorial entitled "We Can Win the
Peace, -Too" from Railroad Workers
Journal by, A4146.
FRASER, H. W., statement relative to the
full-employment bill, 7264.
FRASER, LEON, editorial from New York
Times and Washington Post relative to
tragic death of, A2155.
Remarks in House relative to political
and business career of late, A2155.
FRASER GARDNER'S FOR THE VETERANS.
radio address on postwar employment
of veterans by Representative Biemil-
ler on program, A2398.
"FRATERNALISM, A SOURCE OF ADE-
QUACY," address by Senator Wiley
before Grand Lodge of Maryland, In-
dependent Order of Odd Fellows, en-
titled, A45.
"FRATERNALISM'S JOB IN THE DAYS UP
AHEAD," address by Senator Wiley in
Washington before Independent Order
of Odd Fellows entitled, A2241.
FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES, letter and
report relative to program to curb
Juvenile delinquency by Wisconsin
State Aerie, State Youth Guidance
Committee, A1305.
Remarks in House relative to interest in
program to curb Juvenile delinquency
of, A1305.
Remarks in House relative to support
for guaranteed annual wage for labor
by, A3521.
Resolution relative to designation as a
national holiday birthday of Franklin
D. Roosevelt by Canton (Ohio) Aerie,
No. 14, A3243.
Resolution memorializing Congress to
designate as a national holiday the
birthday of Franklin D. Roosevelt by
Fostoria (Ohio) Aerie, A3277.
Resolution relative to designation of
birthday of Franklin D. Roosevelt as a
national holiday by Aerie No. 1126,
A3151.
Resolution relative to designation of
birthday of Franklin D. Roosevelt as a
national holiday by Tiffin (Ohio)
Aerie, A3178.
Resolution memorializing Congresa to
designate birthday of late Franklin D.
Roosevelt as a national holiday by
Washington Aerie, No. 125, A3151.
Resolution advocating as a national holi-
day the birthday of Franklin D. Roose-
velt by South Chicago Aerie No. 1358,
A3791,
FRATESSA, PAUL F., thesis outlining a plan
to avert atomic warfare by, A5436.
FRAWLEY, LEO PATRICK, relief (see bill S.
271).
FRAZEE, HARRY M., relief (see bills S. 689;
H. R. 1249).
FRED, E. B., article from Waupaca (Wis.)
County Post relative to naming of
President of University of Wisconsin
of, A513.
Remarks in House relative to educational
background of, A512.
Statement upon his acceptance as pi esi-
dent of University of Wisconsin by,
A512.
FREDERICK, MD., address by Senator Rad-
cliffeon occasion of two-hundredth
anniversary of founding of, A4696.
FREDERICKSON, FELIX, relief (see bill S.
543*).

FREE. AMERICAN. INSTITUTIONS, remarks
in House relative to the future of, 7820.
FREE COMMUNICATION AND EXCHANGE
OF NEWS IN THE POSTWAR WORLD,
remarks in Senate relative to, 1355.
FREEDOM, editorial entitled "This Thing
Called Freedom" from Compton
(Calif.) Journal, A4332.
FREEDOM AND SECURITi, address by Rep-
resentative Luce in New York City be-
fore Women's National Republican
Club relative to, A497.
FREEDOM FROM FEAR AND FREEDOM
FROM WANT, editorial from Orange
Daily News relative to, A4557.
FREEDOM OF THE AIR. See also AvIATION.
Remarks in House relative to, 10034.
FREEDOM OF COMMUNICATIONS, speech by
James Laurence Fly in Chicago, Ill.,
on, A3615.
FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION, restore one of
the four freedoms (see bill H. R. 2118).
FREEDOM OF THE PRESS, article entitled
"To Prevent War, No News Black-Out"
by Kent Cooper from New York Times,
A1125, A1181.
Articles from Richmond (Va.) News-
Leader and New York Times relative
to, A1261, A1562.
Article entitled '"How Free Is Our Press?"
from St. Louis Globe-Democrat, A752.
Concurrent resolution that members of
United States delegation at all future
peace conferences advocate and urge
rdoption (see H. Con. Res. 47).
Editorial on Supreme Court's decision on
case of Associated Press from Quincy
(Mass.) Patriot Ledger, A3083.
Remarks in House relative to Hitler,
Mussolini, and Stalin opposing, A5256.
Remarks in House relative to, A1125,
A6837.
Remarks in House relative to importance
to world peace of, A1361.
Resolution by Costello Post, Washington,
American Legion, relative to, A1362,
A3837.
Remarks in Senate relative to preserv-
ing, A4701.
Resolution by National Division of Pub-
lic Relations, American Legion, endors-
ing world-wide, A3837.
Resolution by American Legion at Its
convention in Chicago favoring, A5256.
"FREEDOM OF THE PRESS IN THE NEW
WORLD PEACE," essay by Robert C.
Pfeiler from Lincoln (Nebr.) Sunday
Journal and Star entitled, A105.
"FREEDOM OF PRESS IS AT STAKE IN
THE PM CONTEMPT CASE," editorial
from Madison (Wis.) Capital Times
entitled, A2554.
FREEDOM OF THE PRESS ON WORLD-WIDE
BASIS, resolution by Connecticut
Legislature relative to, A2928.
FREEDOM OF PRESS-UNRRA FUNDS, re-
marks in House relative to, 10291.
"FREEDOM OF RELIGION," radio address by
Senator George entitled, A1043.
Remarks in House relative to importance
to world's future of, A2566.
FREEDOM OF SPEECH, remarks in House
relative to, A5148.
FREEDOM OF SPEECH AND PRESS, me-
morial of Legislature of Arizona on the
subject of, 1752.
Memorial of Legislature of New Jersey
urging adoption of an international
cpmpact relrtive to, 3620.
Resolution of Legislature of Massachu-
setts commending Congress for its
aflL'mance of the principles of, 4780.
FREEDOM OF SPEECH OVER RADIO, fur-
ther protect (see bill H. R. 3716).
Letter by the President relative to,
A3392.
Remarks in House relative to, A3392...
Text of bill to further protect, A3392.
INDEX
FREEDOM OF SPEECH SUPPRESSED IN
ARMY, letter by veteran of 3. years
and 9 months service relative to, A4599.
FREEDOM'S GREATEST FOE, address by
J. P. Seiberling before. Salesmanship
Club of Dallas, Tex., on subject, A2800.
FREEDOM TO WORK, article from the Asso-
ciated Press relative to the case of
Myron F. Oliver, a discharged soldier,
10324.
FREEDOMS WE NEED TO REACTIVATE
AMERICA, comments relative to,
A3940.
FREE ENTERPRISE, address entitled "Full
EMnployment and Social Securit:r Under
a Free-Enterprise System" by Senator
Murray in St. Louis, Mo., A1888.
Address by Preston Delano in Buffalo
relative to maintenance of, A4630.
Article by A. L. Swim from Washington
News entitled, A56.
Editorial by S. S. Hoffman from Waterloo
(Iowa) Free Press relative to value of,
A840.
Editorial from New Brunswick (N. J.)
DailyHome News relative to George
E. Stringfellow's address praising,
A4148.
Letter, What Is Free Enterprise? by
Gardner Advertising Co., A642.
Letter by James P. Holmquist relative to
protection for, A2597.
Remarks in House relative to propaganda
to discredit, A3507, A3554.
Remarks in House relative to legislation
to keep, A3957.
Remarks in House relative to lifting of
Government control over, A3819.
Remarks in House relative to OPA policy
handicapping, A4775.
Remarks in House relative to economic
pattern which will destroy, A5458.
Remarks in House relative to effect of
a national housing policy on, A5541.
FREE ENTERPRISE-ABILITY REWARDED,
article by George S. Benson relative
to, A4070.
FREE ENTERPRISE AND AMERICAN AGRI-
CULTURE, remarks in House relative
to, 1167.
FREE ENTERPRISE AND CAPITALISTIC
SYSTEM, address by John Cyprian
Stevens from Civil Engineering relative
to accomplishments of, A4043.
FREE ENTERPRISE IN HOUSING, remarks in
House favoring, A5106.
FREE ENTERPRISE NEEDED FOR REAL
DEMOCRACY, editorial from National
Independent relative to, A508.
FREE ENTERPRISE OF ALCOA, editorial
from Philadelphia Record relative to
Congress' chance to make, A4048.
FREE ENTERPRISE-PROFESSOR LASKI'S
VIEWS, editorial from Benton Harbor
(Mich.) News-Palladium relative to,
A5771.
FREE ENTERPRISE VERSUS SOCIALISM,
radio address by Representative Smith
(Wisconsin) relative to, A5404.
FREE ENTERPRISE-VIEWS OF YOUTH, ar-
ticle by Lynn Perkins from Pittsburgh
(Pa.) Sun-Telegraph relative to, A3981.
FREE FLOW OF NEWS, memorial of Legisla-
ture of Kansas relative to agreements
to guarantee, 3180.
FREE GOVERNMENT, statement in 1870 by
John Stuart Mill relative to, A5405.
FREEHOLD HIGH SCHOOL, remarks in
House relative to oratorical contest on
the Constitution of the United States
sponsored by American Legion at,
AM06.
FREEHOLD (N. J.) TRANSCRIPT, editorial
paying tribute to J. Lyle Kinmouth
from, A5314.
251
FREEMAN, DELBERT B. (lieutenant colonel,
U. S. Army), address relative to activi-
ties of Army engineers in Nebraska
before Nebraska Reclamation Associa-
tion by, A578.
FREEMAN, DOUGLAS SOUTHALL, statement
on peacetime military training before
House Committee on Postwar Military
Policy by, A2890.
FREEMAN, L. W., relief (see bill S. 1199*).
Concurrent resolution to correct enroll-
ment of bill (S. 1199) relative to any
claim arising out of the death of (see
S. Con. Res. 41).
FREEMAN, MILLER, letter relative to indus-
trial and land holdings of Japanese
Emperor from Seattle Times by, A3479.
Remarks in House relative to knowledge
on Japan of, A3479.
FREEMAN JOURNAL, WEBSTER CITY,
IOWA, editorial on food admin'stra-
tion difficult in 1917-19 from, A2969.
"FREE MEN PRODUCE MORE THAN
SLAVES," letter by Joseph N. Pew, Jr.,
from Farm Journal and Farmer's Wife
captioned, A711, A948.
"FREEMEN VERSUS SLAVES," editorial from.
Clinton (Mass.) Daily Item entitled,
A1008.
FREE PORTS FOR REFUGEES, provide for
the temporary admission of political to
(see H. Res. 17, 53).
FREE POSTAGE, letter from Postmaster Gen-
eral transmitting report for quarter
ending December 31, 1944, of, 4684.
FREE PRESS AMENDMENT AND UNRRA
FUNDS, editorial relative to, A4419.
FREE PRESS TOUR, report on, 6441.
FREER, ROBERT E., report of the Commit-
tee. on Interstate Commerce in Senate
on nomination of;10774.
FREE SPEECH FORUM, radio address on sub-
ject Where Do We Go From San Fran-
cisco? by Senator Ellender on program,
A2605.
FRE2 SPEECH IN PEACETIME, remarks in
Senate relative to, 9823.
FREESTONE, FRED J., statement on St.
Lawrence seaway in 1941 by, A5601.
FREE WORLD (magazine), article entitled
"The League Is Dead-Long Live the
Charter" by Serge Fliegers from, A3416.
Articles by Senators Pepper, Aiken,
Thomas of Utah, and Smith relative to
San Francisco Conference from, AC108,
A3039.
Article entitled "A Department of Peace
for the American Government" by
Senator Wiley from, A3814.
FREE WORLD REPUBLIC-ATOMIC POWER
BRINGS RESPONSIBILITY, letter by
Stringfellow Barr and others from
Washington Post relative to, A3963.
FREIDELL, JOSEPH C., relief (see bill H.
R. 3319).
FREIGHT-CAR SHORTAGE,remarks in Sn-
ate relative to, 3182.
FREIGHT FORWARDERS, amend the Tariff
Act of 1930 relative to (see bill S.
914").
FREIGHT RATE PARITY, article by Repre-
sentative Gossett from Southwest Re-
view relative to, A3945.
FREIGHT RATES, article from the Atlanta
Journal stating that President Truman
favored equalization of, 11762.
Bill relating to through rates of certain
property of United States manufac-
tured or processed in transit (see bill
H. R. 447).
Bill to require establishment of class rate
of nondiscriminatory (see bill H. R.
1272).
Joint resolution relative to equalizing
(see H. J. Res. 47).

FREIGHT RATES-Continued.
Letters and statement by Representative
Ramspeck relative to equalization of,
A3726.
Letter from Mrs. Jud Collier relative to
equalization of, A4865.
Letter by J. V. Norman from Louisville
(Ky.) Times relative to regulation of,
A3558.
Remarks in House relative to, 4847, A3725.
Remarks in House relative to discrima-
tion in the South, 2918.
FREIGHT RATES AND WAGES, article by
David E. Lilicothal relative to, A5009.
FREIGHT TRANSPORTATION, authorize re-
fund by War Shipping Administration
of certain freights on frustrated voy-
ages (see bill H. R. 2633).
"FREMONT LEFT THIS SETTLEMENT TO
OPEN WEST 100 YEARS AGO TODAY,"
article by Paul I. Wellman from
Kansas City (Mo.) Times entitled,
A1693. - production of fuels In areas west of the
FRENCH, GILES, editorial captioned "Dear
son" from Sherman County (Oreg.)
Journal by, A3672.
FRENCH INDOCHINA, remarks in House rela-
tive 'to affairs in, 11412.
FRENCH INDUSTRY, article from Washing-
ton Post relative to lack of raw mate-
rial for, A910.
"FRENCH LIFE RUNNING IN LOW GEAR,"
article by Marquis Childs from Wash-
ington Post entitled, A910.
"FRENCH RESENTMENT," article by Mar-
quis Childs from Washington Post en-
titled, A909.
FRENCH SPOLIATION CLAIMS, allowance
of certain (see bill S. 250).
FRERICH, AL, authorize Secretary of the In-
terior to sell certain lands in Montana
to (see bill H. R. 4327).
FRERICH, FRED, authorize Secretary of the
Interior to sell certain lands In Mon-
tana to (see bill H. R. 4324).
"FRESHMAN SENATORS," editorials from
Washington Post and Pittsburgh Post-
Gazette entitled, A449.
FRESNO (CALIF.) BEE, editorial entitled
"Approval Should Be Given to Kings
River Project" from, A1449.
FRESNO (CALIF.-) EXCHANGE CLUB, reso-
lution relative to transportation of
German war prisoners in pullman cars
by, A3359.
.FRETS, HARRY C. B., pension (see bill H. R.
2936).
PRIANT-KERN CANAL, CALIF., remarks in
House relative to approval by WPB for
construction of, A2659.
FRIED, BERTHOLD, tribute In House to,
2038.
FRIEDRICH, JACQUELINE, relief (see bill
H. R. 3725").
FRIEMAN, CORP. HENRY, letter appearing
in the Daily Pacifican relative to GI's
in the Pacific theater, A5050.
FRIENDS OF DEMOCRACY. remarks in House
relative to blunder by House Commit-
tee on Un-American Activities to In-
vestigate, A5645.
FRIES, ELMER P., article entitled "White
House Shift Emphasizing Flaws In
Present System" from Columbus
(Ohio) Dispatch by, A2657.
FRITZLER, LENORA FARWELL, authorizing
Secretary of the Interior to issue a
patent in fee to (see bill S. 1540).
FROHRIEH, LEO (private, U. S. Army), let-
ters from Sturgis (Mich.) Daily Jour-
nal by, A409.
FROMAN, LORENZO H., relief (see bill H. R.
1136*).
"FROM WAR TO PEACE," address by Harold
E. Stassen before American Academy of
Political Science entitled, A4803.
INDEX
FROZEN-FOOD LOCKERS, statement by R.
R. Farquhar on the subject of, 4788.
FRUIT, remarks in House relative to canning
and processing of, 7076.
FRUM, RACHEL MELVINA ANN CAMPBELL,
pension (see bill H. R. 2053).
FRY, LESLIE A., relief (see bill H. R. 3620).
FRYE, WILLIAM, article captioned "Thou-
sands of dead and dying found in Nazi
horror camp" from Washington Even-
ing Star by, A1816.
FRY, WILLIAM D., ET AL., relief (see bill
H. R. 5009).
FUEL OIL, letter from Petroleum Adminis-
tration for War relative to supply of,
A3077, A3120.
FUEL RESTRICTIONS, resolution by Wiscon-
sin Legislature relative to relaxing by
Secretary Ickes of, A3821. •
FUELS. See also SYNTHETsc LIQUID FUELS.
Resolution to continue investigation of
Mississippi River (see S. Res. 60).
Special Committee To Investigate Pro-
duction, Transportation, and Use of
Fuels West of the Mississippi River:
Mr. Briggs appointed, 6087.
FUELS IN AREAS WEST OF MISSISSIPPI
RIVER, investigate production of (see
S. Res. 60'), 992.
FUGATE, FANNIE C., relief (see bill H. R.
4339).
FUHRMi .NN, ERNEST L., relief (see bill S.
711*).
FULBRIGHT, J. WILLIAM (a Senator from
Arkansas).
Address entitled, "America's Part in
World Affairs" delivered in New York
City by, A187..
Address before Foreign Policy Associa-
tion, New York City, on subject Effect
of Atomic Bomb on American Foreign
Policy by, A4652.
Address by Frank P. Graham, at Boston,
Mass., on the value of schools and
educational opportunity in America,
A2704.
Appointed on committee, 169, 170.
Article by Francis Henry Taylor in At-
lantic Monthly entitled "The Rape of
Europa," A575.
Article by Gould Lincoln from Washing-
ton Star relative to joint executive-
legislative cabinet, A1586.
Article by Barnet Nover in Washington
Post on President Truman, A1740.
Articles by Walter Lippmann from Wash-
ington Post entitled "Pandora's Box"
and "Today and Tomorrow" (San
Francisco Conference), A2046.
Article from St. Louis Port-Dispatch en-
titled "Our Link With Russia," A2045.
Article by Malvina Lindsay in Washing-
ton Post entitled "Who Will Teach?",
A3090.
Article by Malvina Lindsay from Wash-
ington Post entitled "Memo for a
Speech," A3298.
Article by Gould Lincoln in Washington
Star relative to work of Senator Con-
nally at San Francisco Conference,
7955.
Article entitled "The Peace We Want-
A Continuing Peace," A3623.
Article by Walter Lippmann in Wash-
ington Post entitled "The Rise of
United States," A3839.
Artile by Sumner Welles on occupation
of Japan, A3949.
Article by John M. Quarles suggesting
a living tribute to war heroes, A3928.
Article by Raymond Moley entitled "De-
nazification Difficulties," A4050.
Article from Yank entitled "Short
Memories and Nice People," A4640.
Article from Washington (D. C.) Post
entitled "Feeding Our Allies," A5562.
Credentials, 3.
FULBRIGHT, J. WILLIAM-Continued.
Editorials from newspapers relative to
participation of newly elected Senators
in foreign affairs, A448.
Editorial from Washington Post entitled
"Absentee Senators," A1743.
Editorial from Washington (D. C.) Post
entitled "Council Fiasco," A4041.
Editorial from the Arkansas Democrat
entitled "That Loan to Britain," A5665.
Editorial from Yank magazine contain-
ing some suggestions from enlisted
men for the improvement of the
United States Army, A5663.
Letter from Chairman of Social Security
Board and statement relative to Fed-
eral contribution to States for old-age
assistance, A5692.
Letter under the heading "On feeding
the Germans," A5614.
Statement on reorganization of Congress,
3007.
Statement by Federal Council of the
Churches of Christ in America relative
to United Nations Charter, A3305.
Sworn in, 3.
Amendments offered by, to
Full Employment Act of 1945 (S. 380):
to amend, 8952, 9145.
Office of Technical Services (S. 1248) : to
amend, 12310.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Armed forces: declaring to be citizens
certain spouses of United States citi-
zens serving in (see bill S. 563), 1211.
- to grant enlisted personnel cer-
tain benefits in lieu of accumulated
leave (see bill S. 1552), 10324.
Bragg, Peter N., Sr., .nd wife: for relief
(see bill S. 719), 1998.
Bureau of Scientific Research: to estab-
lish (see bill S. 1248), 7346.
Constitution of the United States: to
amend relative to making of treaties
(see S. J. Res. 14), 232.
Ellenbrook, Edward C., for relief (see bill
S. 1110), 5598.
Employees of the' United States: to
amend act to provide compsensation
for those injured on duty (see bill S.
1325), 8138:
Equal rights for men and women: to
amend Constitution relative to (see S.
J. Res. 61), 4100.
Federally owned alcohol plants: to per-
mit them to produce sugars or sirups
(see S. J. Res. 100), 9112.
Federal rurl rehabilitation projects: to
liquidate (see bill S. 704), 1832.
Foreign governments: to repeal act to
prohibit financial transactions with
those in default on obligations to the
United States (see bill S. 636), 1410.
Foreign governments in default to United
States: to remove restrictions on fi-
nancial transactions with (see bill S.
705), 1832.
Hospital projects: completion by Lanham
Act funds (see S. 1192), 6704.
International exchange of students: to
provide for (see bill S. 1440), 9044.
Military and Naval Academy: to appoint
sons of persons who were killed in ac-
tion while serving in armed forces (see
bill S. 816), 3009.
Murrell, Marvin C.: for relief (see bill S.
1111, 5598.
Raney, Ida M.: for relief (see bill S. 684),
1756.
Reconstruction Finance Corporation: to
increase salaries of directors (see bill
S. 1065), 5177.
Reconstruction Finance Corporation:
authorizing purchase of aluminum for
stock-piling purposes by (see bill S.
1612), 10828.
Science and useful arts: to promote (see
bill S. 1720), 12493.
Social Security Act: to amend (see bill
S. 1653), 11370.

FULBRIGHT, J. WILLIAM-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Surplus Property Act: to amend (see bill
S. 1636), 11235.
Motions and resolutions offered by
International Court of Justice: relating
to jurisdiction of (see S. Res. 196),
11109.
International Office of Education: par-
ticipation of United States in (see S.
Res. 122), 3943.
'enate: to provide for interrogation of
members of executive departments (see
S. Res. 7), 81.
Veterans: preferential consideration in
employment (see S.Con. Res. 13), 3267.
Remarks by, on
Acheson, Dean G.: confirmation, 8836,
8893.
Airports: Federal aid bill, 8487.
Alcohol plants, 9601.
Army: deferment of scientific students,
9782.
- letter by Secretary of War, 9783.
- letter from Purdue University,
9782.
Atomic bomb, 10257.
Atomic energy: reference of bill (S.1463),
9399.
Bretton Woods agreements, 7610, 7612,
7620, 7671, 7673, 7674.
Central Valley project, 5486, 5487.
Change of reference of bill (S. 636), 3086.
Corporations: earnings, 10092. -
Europe: aid to starving people, 11375,
11376.
Federal Rehabilitation projects, liquida-
tion, 12327, 12342.
Foreign policy of the United States, 2896,
5323-5327.
-- personal statement, 10962.
radio address, 10963.
reply to Mr. Hatch, 10962, 12327.
Full Employment Act of 1945, 9145.
Government agencies: reorganization,
10720.
International exchange of students,
9044.
International Office of Eduication, 4966.
-- communications by religious, ed-
ucational, and labor organizations,
4966, 4967.
International organization for world se-
curity, f896.
Japan: occupation of, 8675, 8676, 8677,
8680
Kirk, Alan G.: confirmation, 8005.
Land-grant railroad rates, 9228, 9230.
Leave of absence, 3830, 4108.
Legislative appropriation bill, 4953.
Lloyd, Lt. Edgar Harold: award of Con-
gressional Medal of Honor, 3468.
I.-acArthur, Gen. Douglas: statement on
occupation of Japan, 8836.
Mexico: water treaty, 2334, 2336, 2344,
2345, 2656, 2816, 2818, 2819, 2825, 2828,
3101.
Mexico City: Inter-American Conference,
2025, 2026.
Middle East: policy of the United States
regarding, 1222.
Office of War Information, 6441.
Oregon lambs, 7780.
Personal statement, 6021.
Presidential succession, 7071.
Price Control Act: extension, 5788, 5789,
5790, 5847, 5868.
Reciprocal trade agreements, 5970, 5971,
6021, 6034, 6035, 6191, 6215, 6235, 6254.
Revenue Act of 1945, 10093.
conference report, 10260, 10261,
10262, 10263.
San Francisco Conference:. views regard-
ing amendment of Charter of United
Nations, 5960.
Senate: absence of Senators from floor,
3248, 3249.
-role in foreign affairs, 2896.
Senators: expense allowance, .12036,
12037.
INDEX
FULBRIGHT, J. WILLIAM-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Stettinius, Edward R., Jr.: confirmation,
12349.
Surplus property: designation of State
Department as agent outside United
States, 12123.
Tax-adjustment bill, 7798.
Taxes: proposals t. reduce, 10093.
Treaty of Versailles, 5317.
United Nations Charter, 7962-7964, 7990,
8020, 8022, 8023, 8031, 8032, 8070, 8102,
8155, 8156, 81[7.
speech of Senator Wheeler, 8102.
United Nations Organization: American
representative, 10972, 11015, 11017,
11018, 11019, 11020, 11021, 11022, 11023,
11927, 11090, 11091, 11092, 11302, 11311,
11396, 11400, 11406, 11407, 12440-12445.
Veterans: purchase of farms, 12328,
12342.
Walker, Frank C.: confirmation, 12440-
12445.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Banking and Currency:
Go-ernment corporations: financial con-
trol (H. R. 1600. Rept. 694), 10322.
Committee on Education and Labor:
Employees of the United States:. dis-
ability compensation (S. 1325, Rept.
838), 12405.
Government employees compensation for
Injuries (S. 714, Rept. 421), 6791.
International Office of Education (S. Res.
122, Rept. 286), 4783.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
"FULBRIGHT'S PLAN FOR A JOINT EXECU-
TIVE -LEGISLATIVE CABINET" article
by Gould Lincoln from Washington
itening Star entitled, A1586.
ULLAWAY, S. V., JR., statement on war-
time performance of the western pine
industry by, A3295.
FULL EMPLOYMENT. See also NATIONAL
POLICY AND PROGRAM FOR FULL EMPLOY-
MENT.
Amendments in Senate to bill (S.380) to
amend the act of 1945 relating to, 8951,
9044.
Analysis of'the basic issues involved in
(see bill S. 180), 4086, 4087.
Bill to establish a national policy and
program (see bills S. 380*; H. R. 2202).
Compilation of vote in Senate on bill
(S. CE0) according to party affiliation,
11990.
Concurrent resolution to authorize the
printing of hearings held during the
second session, 78th Congress, relative
to (see H. Con. Res. 111, H. Rept. 1446),
12097.
Conference report on bill (S. 380")re-
lating to, 12201.
Correspondence and articles concerning
bill (S.380) relative to, 8426, 8427.
Editorial comment on, 3255.
Excerpts from testimony on bill (S.380)
relative to, 8421.
Letter from the Secretary of Agriculture
endorsing bill (S. 380) to establish a
national policy and program, 3262.
Letter from the Secretary of Commerce
relative to the full employment bill,
10561.
Message from the President urging con-
sideration of legislation concerning,
10309.
Quotations from statements by inter-
national conferences concerning, 3597.
Remarks in House relative to the bill
providing for, 9499, 9721, 9754, 10039,
Remarks in House relative to utopian
ideas of, A4727.
Rema'ks In House relative to the bill
providing for, 9499, 9721, 9754, 10039,
10136, 10450, 10455, 10464, 10549, 10552,
10736, 10778, 10780, 10816.
Remarks in Senate and.correspopdence
relative to bill(S.880) to establish a
naticinal policy for, 3258, 3638, 4507.
253
FULL EMPLOYMEN -Continued. -
Remarks in Senate on bill (S. 2202) pro-
. viding for, 10360.
Remarks in Senate-relative to the bill
(S.380) to establish a national policy
and program for assuring, 8426, 8580,
8380, 6954, 9047, 9063, 9070, 9114, 9125,
A3719.
Resolution to print additional copies of
hearings on bill (S. 380) relating to
(see S. Res. 177*).
Resolutions by national organizations
endorsing (S. 380), 8583.
Statement by Senator Wagner relative to,
G272.
Statement of the American Farm Bureau
remonstrating against bill (S. 380) to
amend, 9139.
Statement by Albert S. Goss concerning
bill (S.380) to amend, 9139.
Statement of the Secretary of the Treas-
tury relative to the full employment
bill, 10559.
Views of the President concerning, 10558.
FULL EMPLOYMENT AS A NATIONAL GOAL,
remarks in House relative to, 9549, 9553.
'.FULL EMPLOYMENT, A NATIONAL NECES-
SITY," article by Senator Murray from
Journal of the National Education
Association entitled, A4713.
FULL EMPLOYMENT AND NATIONAL DE-
FENSE, remarks In House relative to,
11848.
"FULL EMPLOYMENT AND SOCIAL SE-
CURITY UNDER A FREE ENTERPRISE
SYSTEM," address by Senator Murray
in St. Louis entitled, A1888, A3627.
FULL EMPLOYMENT AND THE FARMER,
remarks in House relative to, 10242.
"FULL EMPLOYMENT AND THE WHOLE-
SALER," article by Senator Murray
from Hosiery Wholesaler entitled,
A2844.
"FULL EMPLOYMENT AND WORLD PEACE,"
statement entitled, A5109.
FULL EMPLOYMENT BILL OF 1945, relat-
ing to (see bills S. 380; H. R. 2202).
Letter from Fred M. Vinson relative to,
5475.
List of names of coauthors and cospon-
sors of bill H. R. 2202, 7257.
Remarks In Senate relative to (S.380),
7825.
FULL EMPLOYMENT POLICY. See SWEDEN.
FULL EMPLOYMENT STUDY, editorial from
New York Times relative to, A4806.
FULLER, C. H., letter relative to the meat
shortage, 4373.
FULLER. FANNAH A., relief (see bill H. R.
1158).
FULLER, GEORGE GREGG, reoort of the
Committee on Foreign Relations in
Senate on nomination of, 8093.
FULLER, HADWEN C.- (a Representative from
New York).
Address by Frank E. Gannett before Re-
publican Club of Utica and Oneida
County, N. Y., A4132.
Appointed on committee, 491, 492.
Memorial to the President concerning
the freedom of war refugees temporari-
ly living at Port Ontario, Oswego; N. Y.,
A2648.
Radio interview concerning returning
veterans and the point system, A2589.
Remarks on radio urging deferment of
farm workers, A955.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Sweeney, Catherine V.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 2251), 1207.
Petitions and papers presented-by, from
Societies and associations, 3822.
Votes o/. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
FULLHART, HENRY E.,:relief (see bill S..509),
FULMER, EARL-M.1 relief .(see bill H. R.
2190).
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FULMER, HAMPTON P. (late a Representative
from South Carolina).
Eulogies in House, A2451, A2675, A2692,
A3388, A3558.
Memorial service in House, 4916.
FULTON, HUGH, remarks to Senate relative
to, 9069.
FULTON, JAMES G. (a Representative from
Pennsylvania). *
Address by Charles G. Notari, on Colum-
bus Day, A4607.
Appointed on committee, 491.
Article from China-Burma-India thea-
ter newspaper entitled "Find It-
Furnish It-Fix It Covell's SOS
Creed," 6977.
Article In the Fifth Army News paying
tribute to Commander Michael A.
Musmanno, of Pittsburgh, Pa., A5307.
Resolutions of India League of America
relative to use of Indian troops in
Indochina and Indonesia, A5548.
Statement by Maj. Gen. W. E. R. Covell,
relative to the China-Burma-India
theater, 6977.
Sworn in, 753.
Tables: Military and Naval Academies,
5752.
Amendments offered by, to
Nurses: drafting of (H. R. 2277): to
amend, 1875.
United Nations Organization (S. 1580):
to amend, 12287.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Armed forces: to extend servicemen's
free mailing privilege to include air
mail and free issuance of postal
money orders (see bill H. R. 4928),
11699.
Military Academy: to increase Cadet
Corps at (see bill H. R. 3407), 5754.
Military Aviation Academy: to estab-
lish (see bill H. R. 3405), 5754.
Naval Academy: to increase number of
midshipmen (see bill H. R. 3406), 5754.
Naval Aviation Academy: to establish
(see bill H. R. 3404), 5754.
Servicemen: to bring families overseas
(see bill H. R. 3706). 7342.
Women's Military Academy: to establish
(see bill H. R. 3403), 5754.
Women's Naval Academy: to establish
(see bill H. R. 3402), 5754.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Armed forces: relating to undelivered
Christmas packages mailed to mem-
bers overseas (see H. Res. 184), 2165.
Committee on the Civil Service: appro-
priation to carry out investigations
authorized by (see H. Res. 171), 1835.
Veterans: to investigate disposition of
surplus property to (see H. Res. 397,
398), 10628.
Remarks by, on
Army: demobilization, 9107.
Chelf, Frank L.: speech of, 8797.
Civil Service Commission: need of con-
gressional investigation, 1881, 1882.
China-India-Burma theater, 6976, 6977.
Coal situation in western Pennsylvania,
A3528.
Committee on Naval Affairs, 7648.
Congress: failure to assert powers, 1881,
1882.
Covell, Maj. Gen. W. E. R.: tribute to,
6977.
Employees of the Government: work ex-
pected of, 1329.
Federal employees' pay bill, 5915.
Gallagher, William J.: tribute to, 1340.
India: immigration quota, 9538.
Mail to overseas servicemen, 2155, 2156,
2157.
Military and naval training: explanation
of six bills relating to, 5752.
National Service Act: conference report,
2848.
- Nurses: drafting of, 1822, 1875.
Postal employees: pay increase for, 4628.
A2047.
Servicemen: sending of wives and fami-
lies abroad, 1924.
INDEX
FULTON, JAMES G.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Small business: importance of, 2292.
Treasury-Post Office appropriation bill,
1329.
United Nations Organization, 12280,
12286.
Weiss, Samuel A., 12488.
Women's Military Academy and Naval
Academy, 5752.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
FULTON, MISS., authorize construction of a
new post offce at (see bill H. R. 4286).
FUNCANNON, RAY, relief (see bill S. 272).
"FUNDAMENTAL CONFLICT," radio address
by Senator Robertson entitled, A3089.
FUNK, LEONARD A., tribute in House to,
A4970.
FUNK, VIRGIL, relief (see bill H. R. 1134).
FUR-BEARING ANIMALS, relating to domes-
tic raising of (see bills S. 566*; H. R.
2115").
Memorial of Legislature of Minnesota
urging enactment of bill (H. R. 5295)
relating to domestic raising of certain,
3623.
Resolution by, Legislature of Minnesota
relative to domestic raising of certain,
A1987.
FURLOUGH CREDITS FOR MEMBERS OF
ARMED FORCES, resolutions by Amer-
ican Legion Post, No. 41, Grafton, N.
Dak., relative to, A2513.
FURLOUGHS, provide for furloughs of cer-
tain members of armed forces (see bill
H. R. 3189).
Letter by Thomas C. Cauley expressing
his views on, A2205.
FURLOUGHS FOR HARVESTING, corre-
spondence between Representative
Carlson and Secretary of War relative
to granting of, A2958.
FURS, exempt certain furs from war-tax
rates on (see bill H. R. 1127).
Bill to terminate war-tax rate on (see
bill H. R. 4228).
FURUSETH, ANDREW, memorandum ob-
tained from American Federation of
Labor's library on career of, A1132.
Remarks in Senate relative to ninety-
first anniversary of birthday of, A1132.
"FUTILITY STREET" poem by a front-line
infantry soldier entitled, A2961.
FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA, prohibit
unauthorized use of name or insignia
of (see bill H. R. 4550).
FUTURE OF OUR WATERWAYS, remarks in
Senate relative to, 8303.
"FUTURE OF. THE G. I. BILL OF RIGHTS,"
article by Edward N. Scheiberling from
Washington News Digest entitled,
A4622.
FUTURE POLICY AFFECTING THE AIR
FORCES, article by Senator Thomas
(Utah) from Flying relative to, A5369.
FUTURES CONTRACT SYSTEM, article by
C. T. Revere from New York Journal
of Commerce relative to development
of, A3970.
GABELLIERI, ALESSANDRO AND BRUNO,
relief (see bill H. R. 4241).
GABELLIERI, CELESTINE AND ILIA, relief
(see bill H. R. 4241).
GABER, ABRAHAM, relief (see bill H. R.
2530).
GABRIELSON, IRA N., article by Richard L.
Neuberger relative to Interest in wild-
life of, A26.
Remarks In House relative to contribu-
tion to fish and wildlife resources by,
A26.
GADSDEN (ALA.) TIMES, editorial on auto-
biography of late Senator Norris en-
titled "The Fear of Poverty," by Wal-
ling Keith from, A2776.
GAGE, ELEANOR R., pension (see bill H. R.
3557.
GAGE, JOHN B. (mayor of Kansas City,
Mo.), letter relative to discrimination
against local governments in adminis-
tration of surplus property law by,
A5500.
Remarks in Senate relative to discussion
on Missouri Valley by, A1685.
GAGNON, RENE A., reception in Senate to,
3611.
GAILMOR, WILLIAM, article by Eleanor
Roosevelt relative to smear attack on
Merwin K. Hart by, A408.
Excerpt from article by John T. Flynn
relative to smear attack on Merwin K.
Hart by, A406.
Remarks in House relative to, A2422.
GAINESVILLE. GA., remarks in House rela-
tive to designation as Truman Day of
July 4 by citizens of, A3411.
GAINEY, G. W., relief (see bill H. R. 2366).
GAINEY, M. E., relief (see bill H. R. 2368).
GALASSO, ELVERA, relief (see bill H. R.
1005).
GALIPEAU, MARY, relief (see bill H. R.
2290*).
GALL, JOHN C., brief relative to salary claims
of Robert Morss Lovett, Goodwin B.
Watson, and William E. Dodd, Jr., by,
A1982.
GALL, JOHN J., relief (see bill H. R. 2160*).
GALLAGHER, BUELL G., article entitled
"One World or None," A5082.
GALLAGHER, RALPH A. (Catholic priest),
article on employment-aid of prayer
from Messenger of- the Sacred Heart
by, A3974.
GALLAGHER, R. W., address entitled "Lead-
ership and American Business," A4851.
GALLAGHER, WES, article praising military
record of Raymond S. McLain by,
A2042.
GALLAGHER, WILLIAM A., relief (see bill
S. 1608).
GALLAGHER, WILLIAM J. (a Representative
from Minnesota).
Appointed on committee, 274, 275.
Article by Dean Acheson appearing in
Democratic Digest relative to St.
Lawrence waterway, A5258.
Article by Lowell Mellett on conduct of
the war and conditions on the home
front, A2331.
Article entitled "Strike Wave Misses City
of Minneapolis," A4153.
Remarks in House complimenting speech
of, 1329, 1340.
Resolution by Hennepin Board of County
Commissioners favoring Townsend
bill, A5377.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Colliver, Mabel: for relief (see bill H. R.
4523), 10169.
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Basin: to ap-
prove United States-Canadian agree-
ment on (see bill H. R. 4124), 8799.
Robsrtson, William E.: for relief (see
bill H. R. 4479), 9938.
Roosevelt, Franklin Delano: to designate
as a national holiday the birthday of
(see H. J. Res. 152), 3391.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 9931.
Societies and associations, 10321, 10750.
Remarks by, on
Antiracketeering Act, 11906.
Army: equal rights for enlisted men,
10936.
Atomic bomb, 8491.
-reply to Mrs. Luce, 8871.
Atomic energy, 9922.
Bretton Woods Agreements Act, 5681.
Coconut fats and sugar: OPA ceiling
prices, 10601.
Committee on Roads: investigation by.
7405.

GALLAGHER, WILLIAM J.-Continued. -
Remarks by, on
Commodity Credit Corporation, 1965.
Federal Aid Airport Act, 9738, 9743.
First War Powers Act amendment, 11355.
Food and Agriculture Organization of
United Nations, 3986.
Full employment bill, 9908.
- petitions, 9908.
Government agencies: reorganization,
9447.
House of Representatives: legislative
program, 10868.
Hurley, Patrick J., 11475.
International cooperation: reply- to Mr.
Hoffman, A3906.
Internationalists, 8578.
Labor disputes, A4153.
Labor legislation, 10868, 10869.
Minneapolis, Minn.:-results of city elec-
tion, 6049.
Missouri Valley Authority: printing of
hearings, 9515.
National Academy of Sciences: patents
under, 6307.
National Service Act, 645.
-conference report, 2851:
office of Price Administration: efforts to
destroy, 10808.
-editorial, 10808.
- reply to critics, 10678.
, tribute,
5221. reporters of debate:
Official
Old-age pensions, 9727, 10212.
Order of business, 8511.
Postage on catalogs: readjusting rates
of, 6964.
Price Control Act, 6619.
-- amendment, 6541, 6529.
Radio Electrician and Machinists Union,
10730.
Reciprocal trade agreements: extension,
4877, 4879, 4895.
Reconversion period: unemployment,
5279.
Republican Party: lack of constructive
program, 1338.
Revenue bill of, 1945, 9624.
Roosevelt administration: financial re-
forms, 1338. 1339.
Roosevelt, Franklin D.: national shrine
at Warm Springs, Ga., 3437.
St. Lawrence seaway, 87C8, 10868.
- a full-employment measure,
A4134.
-editorial, 9675.
Slave labor, A4704.
Stabilization Act of 1942: amendment,
6541, 6589.
Swiss watches, 12071.
Tax adjustment bill, 7316.
Tidelands: quieting title to, 8865, 9790.
Treaties: constitutional amendment,
4330.
Treaty ratification, 4020, 4021.
UNRRA: additional appropriation, 11585.
United States Employment Service, 9856.
Vessels: sale of surplus, 9289.
Veterans: full employment for, A4958.
- views of returning, 6655.
Veterans' hospitals, 4484.
War Labor Disputes Act: repeal, 11823.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
GALLEGO, CRISTINA, relief (see bill H. R.
4216).
GALLOWAY, CHARLES M., editorial entitled
"Mr. Galloway Retires" from Columbia
(S. C.) State, A4121.
GALLUP, GEORGE, news release relative to
public favors House voice in ratifying
treaties from Washington Post by,
A2928.
Poll on midnight curfew by, A1469.
Poll relative to cancer from Washington
Post by, A1504.
Poll on peacetime military training by,.
A4890.
Poll relative to prohibition from Wash-
ington Post by, A5642.
Poll on Democrats win public support
over GOP on 11 major issues from
Washington Post by, A4204; A4444.
INDEX
GALLUP, GEORGE-Continued.
Remarks in House relative to poll on
combat pay conducted by, A1802.
Results concerning the item veto of the
Gallup poll, 10786.
Tabulation of poll on questions of inter-
est to the Army by, A3622.
GALT WILLIAM, remarks in House relative
to award of Congressional Medal of
Honor to, A3748.
GALVESTON, TEX., article on port now holds
first place in cotton receipts from
Galveston Daily News, A5692.
Correspondence between Representative
Mansfield (Texas) and E. H. Thornton
relative to improvement of harbors at
Texas City and, A4027, A4029.,
Letter by F. H. Markham on June 20,
1935, relative to protection for sea-
wall at, A4028.
Remarks in House relative to export of
cotton through port at, A5692.
GALVESTON (United States dredge); relief
of crew of (see bill H. R. 974).
GALVESTON COUNTY, TEX., granting cer-
tain easements and rights-of-way over
San Jacinto Military Reserevation to
(see bill H. R. 510").
GALVESTON (TEX.) DAILY NEWS, article
captioned "Galveston port now holds
first place -in cotton receipts" from,
A5,692.
GAMBLE, RALPH A. (a Representative from
New York).
Address by Representative Wolcott be-
fore Economic Club of Detroit, Febru-
ary 26, 1945, A869.
Appointed conferee, 6629.
Appointed on committee, 491.
Appointed teller to count electoral vote,
33..
Article by George Sokolsky in New York
Sun entitled "The OPA," A3221.
Article by Grantland Rice in New York
Sun relative to sports policy of the
Government, A421.
Article by John H. Crider from New York
Times relative to Bretton Woods bill,
A1344.
Article by Mark Sullivan entitled "Two
Bretton Woods Polls," A897.
Article by Mark Sullivan relative to delay
on national service legislation, A897.
Article from Larchmont (N. Y.) Daily
Times entitled "About Presidential
Succession," A3418.
Article from Larchmont (N. Y.) Daily
Times entitled "After the Vice Presi-
dent," A3184.
Article from Larchmont (N. Y.) Times
entitled "Proof of the Pudding," A813.
Article from Mount Vernon (N. Y.) Daily
Argus urging salary increase for postal
workers entitled "Faithful to Their
Appointed Rounds," A1616.
Article from Mamaroneck (N. Y.) Daily
Times entitled "Let Peace Be His
Monument,' A1814.
Article from Mamaroneck (N. Y.) Daily
Times entitled "The Federal $5 Tayc"
A3064.
Article from Mamaroneck (N. Y.) Daily
Times entitled "The Heart of Food
Complaints", A3056.
Article from New York Sun entitled
"Training for Battle", A1055.
Article from New York Times on the late
J. M. Wainwright, A2685.
Article from Port Chester (N. Y.) Item
eulogizing the late Jonathan M. Wain-
wright, A3055.
Article from White Plains (N. Y.) Re-
porter Dispatch entitled "WhoIs Get-
ting the Food?" A1512.
Article from Yonkers ,(N. Y.) Herald-
Statesman entitled "Why the New Deal
Wins," A486.
Editorial from Larchmont (N. Y.) Times
entitled "Capital of the World," A5662.
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GAMBLE, RALPH A.-Continued
Editorial from Larchmont (N. Y.) Daily
Times entitled "Bargaining with Brit-
ain," A4528.
Editorial from Mount Vernon (N. Y.)
Argus entitled "Let There Be No Fear,"
A1819.
Editorial from Mamaroneck (N. Y.) Daily
Times entitled "Broadening Absentee
Voting," A428.
Editorial from New Rochelle (N. Y.)
Standard-Star entitled "The loafing
period urging everyone to get back to
work," A5783:
Editorial from New Rochelle (N. Y.)
Standard-Star entitled "The Public
Is a Stake," A4532.
Editorial from New Rochelle (N. Y.)
Standard-Star, entitled "When Bu-
reaucracy Runs Wild," A2650.
Editorial from New York Herald Tribune
entitled "The Bretton Woods Issue,"
A990.
Editdrial from New York Times entitled
"The CED on Bretton Woods," A1516.
Editorial in New Rochelle (N. Y.)
Standard-Star on strikes, A5131.
Letters. from Robert Foster relative to
new type money order, A3420.
Prayer for our President by Lt. Col.
George H. McClelland, A2664.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Armed forces: relating to income-tax
liability of members (see bill H. R.
4809), 11077.
Camp, Elizabeth H.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 1146), 99.
Garuffi. Francesco: for relief (see bill H.
R. 3856); 7824.
McKim, Lt. Col. Orville E.: for relief (see
bill H. R. 1306), 149.
Military and Naval Academies: relating
to appointment of sons of members Cf
armed forces who were killed in ac-
tion (see bill H. R. 1868), 640.
Peterson, Axel H.: for relief (see bill H.
R. 4118), 8725.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 19.58, 3229.
Remarks by, on
Bretton Woods Agreements Act, 55C2,
5589, 5677, 5683.
Spence, Brent: article from American
Banker relative to, 5589.
Wainwright, Jonathan M.: death of, 5530.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
GAMBLE, TED R., letter relative to record
in Seventh War Loan drive of carrier
boys .of San Jose (Calif.) Mercury Her-
ald and Evening News by, A2681.
GAMEL, WALTER JOHN, pension (see bill
S 1071).
GANNETT, FRANK E., address Truman's
Message Reflects a Socialistic New Deal
program before Utica (N. Y.) Repub-
lican Club by, A4132.
Address, Constitution of the United
States, Its Significance in These Criti-
cal Times in Rochester, N. Y., by,
A4255.
Article paying tribute to late Franklin
Delano Roosevelt by, A1765, A1766.
"GANNETT OUTFIT GETS BEHIND DRIVE
FOR INCOME-TAX GRAB," article by
Karl Pretshold from PM entitled, A641.
GARBISCH, E. W. (colonel, U. S. Army), ad-
dress Veterans Must Have Aid To Re-
sume Civilian Life at Albany, N. Y., by,
A498.
GARDNER, C. L., letter endorsing peace res-
olution by. A608.
GARDNER, EDWARD J. (a Representative
from Ohio).
Appointed on committee, 275.
Article from Hamilton (Ohio) Journal
News entitled "Appraisal on Taft,"
A875.
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GARDNER, EDWARD J.-Continued.
Correspondence between C: Herbert
Clemens and Thomas L. Conlin, rela-
tive to Cincinnati district office of
Office of Price Administration, A2429.
Letter to Director, Office of Economic
Stabilization, relative to meat distri-
bution, A1433.
Bills and joint resolutiohs introduced by
Armed forces: to provide discharged
members with purchase certificates
for civilian clothing (see bill H. R.
2674), 2457.
Gdaniec, Joseph F.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 2397), 1541.
Internal Revenue Code: to amend so as
to provide a dependency exemption for
certain foster children (see bill H. R.
2438), 1706.
Seeger, James W.: for relief of estate
(see bill H. R. 2396), 1541.
.Motions and resolutions offered by
Office df Price Administration: to inves-
tigate (see H. Res. 241, 242), 4174.
Remarks by, on
Emergency Price Control Act: extension
(H. J. Res. 101), A2998.
Food investigation, 2786.
Meat supply of the Nation, A1403.
Office of Price Administration: opera-
tions of, 1636.
-enforcement procedures in Cin-
cinnati district, 1636.
-resolution to Investigate acts of
A2047.
Ohio: outstanding labor-management
record in Great Miami Valley, A3977.
VE-day, 4314.
Votes o/. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
GARDNER, FRASER S., radio address on
postwar employment and the veteran,
on December 11, 1944, by, A4340.
Remarks in House relative to activity in
veterans' affairs of, A4340.
GARDNER, LINDSAY, adjudicate claim of
(see bill H. R. 1982).
GARDNER, 0. MAX, article entitled "The
Challenge of Peacetime Abundance"
from New York Times by, A3611.
Article on American economic stability
in New York before Economic Club by,
A5299.
Letter by Drew Pearson from Washing-
ton Post relative to Henry Wallace to,
A487.
Letter relative to postwar reconversion,
written by, 4217.
GARDNER, WALTER G., article relative to
economic problem by, A3642.
GARDNER ADVERTISING CO., letter on
subject What Is Free Enterprise? by,
A642.
GARGATHY INLET, VA., improvement of
(see bill H. R. 13).
GARFIELD, MARY ADAMS, authorizing Sec-
retary of Interior to issue a patent In
fee to (see bill S. 1541).
GARNER, CHARLES, authorize acceptance
of decoration and order tendered by
Brazil to (see bills S. 221; H. R. 1076*).
GARNISHMENT, provide for garnishment of
civil officers and employees of United
States (see bill H. R. 3560).
GARNSEY, MORRIS E., article entitled "TVA
Ideas: Unity and Integration Pay Off"
from Rocky Mountain Union Farmer
by, A3888.
Letter relative to TVA-MVA benefits from
Rocky Mountain Union Farmer by,
A3888.
GARRETT, HENRY P., relief (see billH. R.
4855).
GARRETTE, EVE, article on women and the
ballot from This Week by, A3962.
GARRISON, N. DAK., protest by certain
Indian tribes against building of a
dam near, 9589.
Remarks in Senate and correspondence
relative to, 12331.
INDEX
GARRISON, N. DAK.-Continued.
Resolution relative to Oscar A. Kallberg
and A. J. Young relative to operation
of the pool of, 12101.
GARSTANG, G. A., letter paying tribute to
Office of Adjutant General of Army
by, A4417.
GARTRELL, ELMER G., relief (see bill H. R.
3795).
GARUFFI, FRANCESCO, relief (see bill H. R.
3856).
GARVIN, CLARA L., pension (see bill H. R.
1723).
GARWOOD, HELEN, relief (see bill H. R.
1670).
GARY, IND., resolution urging passage of
Wagner-Ellender-Taft general housing
bill by Common Council of, A5238.
GARY, IND., NEEDS VETERANS' HOSPITAL,
editorial from Gary (Ind.) -Post-
Tribune relative to, A5658.
GARY (IND.) POST-TRIBUNE, editorial en-
titled "Reciprocity A World Starter" by
H. B. Snyder from, A3221.
Editorial on Associated Press membership
case by H. B. Snyder from, A3223.
Editorial captioned "We had to fight this
war-better now than later" from,
A89.
Editorial entitled "Hull Awarded Nobel
Peace Prize" by H. B. Snyder from,
A5209.
Editorial favoring San Francisco as cap-
ital of United Nations from, A5242.
Editorial, Palestine-Difficult Problem,
by H. B. Snyder from, A5217.
Editorial entitled "Home Building Calls
for Supreme Effort" by H. B. Snyder
from, A5610 .
Editorial, Gary Needs Veterans' Hospital,
from A5658.
Editorial entitled "What Shall We Do
With the Atomic Bomb?" by H. B.
Snyder from, A4301.
GARY, J. VAUGHAN (a Representative from
Virginia).
Address before Colorado State Chamber
of Commerce; Colorado Springs, on
postwar problems, A4954.
Address on Franklin Delano Roosevelt at
University of Richmond, April 20, 1945,
A1936.
Appointed on committee, 2663.
Credentials, 2154.
Editorial from Times-Dispatch, of Rich-
mond, Va., on Fair Employment Prac-
tice Committee, A2842.
Excerpts from minutes of United States
Circuit Court of Appeals, Richmond,
Va., upon the death of President Roose-
velt, A2154.
Excerpts from a naval lieutenant relative
to failure of American propaganda In
Europe, A2744.
Sworn in, 2351.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Butler, Thomas A.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 3046), 3822.
Dunn, Nellie P.: for relief (see bill H. R.
3076), 3939.
Horner, Mattie A.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 5069), 12402.
Military academy on west coast (see bill
H. R. 3813), 7662.
Patent No. 1,686,983: to continue in full
force and effect (see bill H. R. 4303),
9462.
Short, Cleveland L.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 3134), 4216.
Taxes on sales and exchanges of property
(see bill H. R. 3812), 7662.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 3467.
Societies and associations, 3467,
Remarks by, on
Postage on catalogs: readjusting rates of,
5457, 6963, 6967, 6970.
Postal employees: salary increase, 4627.
VE-day, 4313.
Woodrum, Clifton A., 12199.
GARY, J. VAUGHAN-Continued.
Reports made by, from
Committee on the Post Office and Post
Roads:
Postal service: substitute employees
(H. R. 4652, Rept. 1309), 11077.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
GASOLINE, article entitled "That Extra Gas-
oline Can Dry Up Soon," by John W.
Love from Washington Daily News,
A312 1.
Remarks in House and news release rel-
ative to production at refinery of
Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey In
Baton Rouge, La., of billionth gallon of
high-octane aviation, A2612.
Remarks in House relative to protests
from Michigan as to method of ration-
ing of, A4191.
Remarks in Senate relative to rationing
of, 7005.
GASPARD, MARGARET GUILLORY, relief
(see bill H. R. 3666).
GASPARD, OLLIE, relief (see bill H. R. 3667).
GASQUE, E. S., AND DOTTIE, relief (see bill
H. R. 996).
GAS REBATES IN DETROIT AREA, corre-
spondence between Representative
Lesinski and Attorney General relative
to, A5653.
Exhibits of proceedings before Michigan
Public Service Commission relative to,
A5654.
GAS SHORTAGE IN EAST SOMEWHAT RE-
LIEVED, article from Detroit Free
Press relative to, A496.
GASTON, HERBERT E., report of the Com-
mittee on Banking and Currency in
Sanate on nomination of, 10860.
GASTONIA (N. C.) GAZETTE, article on
peace-prospects for a reasonably sane
world order, by Ben E. Atkins from,
A4313.
GATCH, THOMAS L. (rear admiral, U. S.
Navy), speech in Washington on ob-
servance of Navy Day by, A4587.
GATES, ARTEMUS L., report of the Com-
mittee on Naval Affairs in Senate on
nomination of (Executive nomina-
tion), 6277.
GATES, RALPH F. (Governor of Indiana).
Proclamation to observe June 30-July 4,
as Independence Week by, A2613.
Telegram relative to providing compen-
sation for unemployed veterans, 11815.
GATHINGS, E. C. (a Representative from
Arkansas).
Address by Maj. Gen. L. R. Groves at
Lafayette College on subject Atomic
Age, A4634.
Address by Marshall Wingfield, Memphis,
Tenn., on subject Atomic Bomb and Its
Implications, A5496.
Appointed on committee, 274.
Article by E. L. Dean entitled "Why Join
the Farm Burqau Federation?", A612.
Article from Memphis Commercial Ap-
peal entitled "Postal Pay Raise,"
A2071.
Article from Washington Star relative
to heroic exploits of First Lt. Edgar H.
Lloyd of Blytheville, Ark., A1682.
Editorial from Arkansas Democrat on
full employment bill, A4637.
Editorial from Batesville (Ark.) News
Review on disposition of aluminum
plants, A4081.
Editorial from Knoxville Journal on
labor problems, A5074.
Editorial from Memphis Press-Scimitar
entitled "Protect Labor's Power,"
A4616.
Editorial from Nashville Banner entitled
"What About the Farmer?", A5074.
Editorial from Washington Post entitled
"Writing on the Wal.," A2756.
Editorial from Washington Star entitled
"The Royalty Issue," 1028.

GATHINGS, E. C-Continued.
Memorial to Pvt. J. C. Privett, deceased,
at Blytheville, -Ark., A1152.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by.
Armed forces: relating to transportation
of relatives to visit members of (see
bill H. R. 2990). 3699.
Banks and banking: to authorize pay-
ment of certain funds of insolvent na-
tional banking associations' (see bill
H. R. 2204), 1170.
Cathcart, Claud: for relief (see bill H. R.
4634) 10564.
Cotton: to provide for classification (see
bill H. R. 1587), 326.
Hospital projects: to authorize comple-
tion of (see bill H. R. 2139). 1080.
Jerry, Carlton G.: for relief (see bill H.
R. 4172), 8950.
Lacy. W. B.: for relief (see bill H. R.
4636), 10564.
Lanham Act: to complete hospital proj-
ects authorized under (see bill H. R.
2417), 1638.
Mahon, J. R.: for relief (see bill H. R.
4635), 10564.
Postmasters: vdjust salaries (see bill H.
R. 668), 30.
Shee, Chu: for relief (see bill H. R. 2429),
1539.
Truitt,
4638).B.10564.
E.: for relief (see bill H. R.
Truitt, T. L.: for relief (see bill H. R.
4637), 10564..
Weathers. William R.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 4399), 9726.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Farm machinery: to investigate shortage
(see H. Res. 233), 3822.
Remarks by, on
Atomic age, A4634.
Flobds: emergency-control bill, 4845.
Full employment'bill, 10778.
Johnson, Walter: tribute, A1376.
Strikes and proposed strikes, A962.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Agriculture:
United States Code: amendment (H. R.
699, Rept. 679), 5591. VOTrs.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NaY
GATLING: RICHARD, remarks in HouSe rel-
ative to improvement of machine gun
by, A692.
GATY, JOHN P., letter commending appoint-
ment of John W. Snyder as Federal
Loan Administrator, 3601.
Letter relative to manpower by, A33.
GAUDET, CHARLES, relief (see bills H. R.
970, 1719").
GAULLE. GENERAL DE, remarks in House
relative tu the presentation of a plane
by the President to, 8982.
GAUNT, ALFRED C., speech relative to ex-
tension of Reciprocal Trade Agree-
ments Act by, A2527.
Statement at hearings on reciprocal trade
agreements before House Committee
on Ways and Means by, A2214.
GAUSE, F. L., ET AL., relief (see bill H. R.
130*).
GAVAN, JOHN D. (lieutenant. U. S. Army),
remarks in House relative to award of
British Distinguished Service Cross to,
A3533.
GAVIN, IVA, relief (see bill H. R. 3859).
GAVIN. JAMES M. (major general, U. S.
Army), remarks in House relative to
military record of, A3521.
GAVIN, LEON H. (a Representative from
Pennsylvania).
Appointed on committee, 491, 492.
Article by Daniel M. Kidney on Office of
War Information, A2492.
Article by John O'Donnell In Washing-
ton Times-Herald on Office of War
Information, A2422, A2434.
Article from Birmingham Age-Herald
entitled '!Labor,", A284.
XCI-Ind-17
INDEX
GAVIN, LEON H.-Continued.
Article from newspaper entitled "Vast
Canol Project To Be Auctioned?"
A2068. . ter re costs by J. W. Wadsworth,
Article from Oil City (Pa.) Derrick en-
titled "'Truman to the Veterans,"
A3137.
Article from Washington Times-Herald
entitled "What Are Our Pacific War
Aims?", A1931.
Directive by James F. Byrnes appealing
for curtailment of nonessential travel,
A308.
Editorial by Ruth Taylor in Union en-
titled "An American Speaks," A319.
Editorial from Bristol (Pa.) Courier en-
titled. "Hands Across the Sea," A5499.
Editorial from.Oil City (Pa.) Derrick en-
titled "Postal Clerks Need Help,"
A1929.
Editorial from"Oil City (Pa.) Derrick on
Office of War Information, A2437.
Editorial from St. Mary's (Pa.) Daily
Press entitled "Insidious Propaganda"
relative to loan tq Britain, A5644.
Editorial from St. Mary's (Pa.) Daily
Press opposing loan to Great Britain,
A5636.
Editorial from Smethport (Pa.) Union
entitled "Destroying the God They
Worship," A716.
Editorial from Toronto Globe relative to,
A2395.
Editorial from the Union- entitled "Un-
fair Public Competition," 103.
Editorial from Washington Daily News
on Office of War Information, A2492.
Editorial from Washington Times-Herald
entitled "Profits and the Pacific War,"
A2124.
Joint Army-Navy statement explaining"
policy when members of a family have
been killed in action, A1926.
Letter from Director of Selective Service
.System concerning status. of high-
school -students, 10008.
Letters from servicemen regarding lack
of food for men stationed in Guam,
A5619.
Resolution by Independent Petroleum
Association of America regarding Bu-
reau of Mines program to promote
greater recovery of oil, 3930.
Statement of Independent Petroleum
Association on oil in the trade agree-
ments, A2509.
Sworn in, 33.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Allegheny River: to bridge (see bill H. R.
4190), 9041.
Public ownership of utilities, 103.
Remarks by, on
Canada: conscription policy, 632.
Canol project, 2144, 2150.
Central Valley project, 3917.
Great Britain: loan to, A5512.
Interior Department appropriation bill,
3917, 3930, 3932, 6947, 6948.
-Bureau of Mines, 3930, 3932, 3933.
Lend-lease: extension, 2144, 2150.
Lincoln (Nebr.) Army Air Base: gestapo
type of training at, 6657.
National Service Act, 632.
Nonessential travel; A308.
Office of Price Administration: meat
-regulations, 9202.
Office of War Information, 5739, 5740,
5743, 5812, A2378.
appropriation, A2434.
article by John O'Donnell, A2378.
Ohio River Valley: flood control, 1048.
Pacific war theater: need of cooperation
among United Nations, 4176.
Pennsylvania: oil industry, 3930, 3932.
Postage rates, 12212.
Postal employees: salary increase, 4624.
Reciprocal trade agreements, 5026.
Rubber-stamp Congress, A512.
San. Francisco Conference:. problems of,
A1846.
* Taylor, George, A2434.
Universal military training,. 10883.
t257
GAVIN, LEON H.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Universal. military training, let-
10884.
War agencies appropriation bill, 5739,
. 5740, 5743, 5812.-
War Department appropriation bill (civil
functions), 1048.
War in the Pacific, A2290.
Votes Of. See 'YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
GAYER, ARTHUR D.,.review¢ of the book en-
titled "America's Role in the World
Economy" written by, 7435.
GAYLE, EUGENE WESLEY, adjudicate claim
of (see bill H. R. 1839).
GAYLE, JENNIE, ESTATE OF. adjudicate
claim of (see bill H. R. 1839).
GAYLORD, ROBERT. editorial from Grand
Rapids (Mich.) Press relative to ques-
tion of Government regulation of busi-
ness by, A2691.
GDANIEC, JOSEPH F., relief (see bill H. R.
2397).
GEARHART, BERTRAND W. (a Representa-
*tive from California).
Address by. Carlos P. Romulo on return
of Gen. Jonathan M.. Wainwright,
A3845.
Advertisement in Time magazine regard-
ing treatment of defeated Germany,
A2151.
Appointed on conimittee, 88, 491.
Appointed on funeral committee, 6700.
Appointed on Joint Committee on the
Investigation of Pearl Harbor, 8604.
Appointed on Special Committee To In-
vestigate Replacement and Conserva-
tion of Wildlife, 634.
Article by Col. G. W. Stuart on peacetime
military training, A2141.
Article by George E. Sokolsky in New
York Sun on tariff problem, A2529.
Article by Robert P. Vanderpool in
Chicago Herald-American entitled
"Credits To Russia and Soviet Trade,"
A3517.
Article from Saturday Evening Post en-
titled "The Alien Property Riddle,"
A3376.
Article in Law and Contemporary Prob-
lems (publication) relative to treat-
ment of enemy property by. A3381.
Article on the life of Philo Norton Mc-
Gifin, A2143.
Correspondence -between Mr. Peter H.
Bergson, chairman of Hebrew Com-
mittee of National Liberation, and
Mr. Anis Azer, Charg6 d'Affaires of
Egypt, relative to recent rioting against
Hebrews In Egypt, A5046, A5047.
'Editorial from Fresno (Calif.) Bee rela-
tive to King's River project, A1449.
Editorial from New York Daily Mirror
entitled "Palestine-A Home for State-
less Jews," A4265.
Editorial from San Francisco Examiner
relative to ship-air transport issue,
A263.
Letter from C. C. Teague urging reten-
tion of protective tariff, A3507.
Memorandum by C. C. Teague on re-
ciprocal trade agreements, A2390.
Resolution by California Farm Bureau
Federation opposing reciprocal trade
agreements, A2389.
Resolution by Contra Costa County Wal-
nut Growers' Association opposing re-
ciprocal trade agreements, A2507.
Resolution of citizens of California com-
mending Representative McDonough,
A271.
Resolution by Fig Garden Center of Farm
Bureau Federation opposing reciprocal
trade agreements, A2458.
Statement by Patternmakers' League op-
posing reciprocal trade agreements,
A2460.
Statement of John W. Young for an an-
nual wage, A3521.
258
GEARHART, BERTRAND W.-Continued.
Tables: imports and exports, 5043, A2423.
Veterans: old age and survivors' insur-
ance credits for, A1882.
Amendments offered by, to
Reciprocal trade agreements (H. R.
3240): to amend, 5156,-5160, 5161.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Bowers, Hattie: for relief (see bill H. R.
• 2007), 838.
Brakoulias, Athan Peter: for relief (see
bill H. R. E97), 60.
Flake, Everett W.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 2302), 1341.
Gottlieb, Fred A.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 4943), 11785.
Greenland: to enter into negotiations
with Denmark for acquisition of (see
H. J. Res. 263), 10168.
Iceland: invitation to become a State in
the Union of the United States (see
H. J. Res. 261), 10168. ,
Islands in the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans
and in the Caribbean Sea: to enter ne-
gotiations for acquisition of certain
(see H. J. Res. 262), 10168.
Mitchell, J. E. and Minerva: for relief
(see bill H. R. 3341), 5252.
National Woman's Relief Corps, auxiliary
to the Grand Army of the Republic:
to reincorporate (see bills H. R. 1386,
1822), 230, 590.
Nationality Act: to amend (see bill H. R.
669), 30.
Reciprocal trade agreements: to provide
for (see H. J. Res. 203), 5037.
Sequoia National Park: authorizing com-
missioner to exercise similar functions
for Kings Canyon National Park (see
bill H. R. 2418), 1638.
Shropshire, J. B., and others: for relief
(see bill H. R. 2319), 1390.
Social Security Act: to provide for a
service credit for veterans under (see
bill H. 'R. 2987), 3699.
Trading With the Enemy Act: to amend
(see bill H. R. 3371), 5528.
World War Adjusted Compensation Act:
to amend (see bill H. R. 2468), 1748.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Palestine: to set up international com-
mission to supervise transfer of Hebrew
people to (see H. Con. Res. 93), 9642.
Wages: requesting the President to per-
mit increases in (see H. Con. Res. 58),
913.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill, 2692,
2693.
Alien enemy property: disposition, 5523,
5524, 5525.
Appropriations: reduction of certain,
6151.
Barbour, Henry Ellsworth: eulogy, 2706.
Black Dragon Society, 8768.
Committee on Appropriations: investiga-
tion by, 137.
Debt limit: increase, 1937, 1940.
Federal employees' pay bill, 5913.
German prisoners: pampering of,
A3359.
-letter from Fresno Exchange Club,
A3359.
Government agencies: reorganization,
9432.
Great Britain: loans to, 8512, 8513.
House of Representatives: adjournment
over, 10390.
Iceland and other island bases: purchase
of, 10134, 10162.
India: immigration quota, 9529, 9530,
9533, 9535.
Interior Department appropriation bill,
6939, 6943.
Japanese captives, 7929.
Jewish refugees: repatriation to Pales-
tine, A3287.
Military information bill, 10054.
Navy: postwar composition, 10162.
Palestine, 9637.
Pearl Harbor investigation, 10444-10449,
10687, 10638.
INDEX
GEARHART, BERTRAND W.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Pearl Harbor investigation, memoranda
by the President, 10445.
Presidential succession, 7026.
Property owned by German and Japanese
nationals, 1302.
Railroads: land-grant rates, 4192.
Reciprocal trade agreerpents: extension,
4877, 4879, 4880, 4894, 4896, 5039-5043,
5124, 5156-5161.
- article by John Lee Coulter, A2435.
-comparison with Smoot-Hawley
Tariff Act, A2387.
- statistics, A2384.
Tidelands: quieting title to, 8864, 6866,
8867.
Treasury-Post Office appropriation bill,
1302.
Treaties: ratification of, 1037.
Veterans: treatment of shell-shocked,
A3349.
Wages: revision of Little Steel formula,
4870.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
GEARHART, ED, authorize Secretary of the
Interior to sell certain land in Montana
to (see bill H. R. 4473).
GEARY COUNTY, IIANS., petition from Agri-
cultural Producers Association relative
to sundry agricultu.al subjects, 6087.
GEELAN, JAMES P. (a Representative from
Connecticut).
Appointed on committee, 274, 275.
Appointed on funeral committee, 290.
Amendments offered by, to
National Service Act (H. R. 1752): to
amend, 735.
Bills and.joint resolutions introduced by
Armed forces: granting certain tax bene-
fits to members and former members
of (see bill H. R. 3348), 5292.
Armstrong, Florence: for relief (see bill
H. R. 1604), 327.
Dugan, Warren Gilbert: for relief of
estate (see bill H. R. 4691), 10692.
Geenty, Peter J.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 4825), 11078.
Nathan Hale: statue to (see H. J. Res.
227), 7420.
National service life insurance: to grant
without examination to members of
armed forces on foreign duty (see bill
H. R. 3088), 4038.
Palestine: relating to Jewish National
Home in (see H. Res. 73), 190.
Taxation: to tax nonresident aliens (see
bill H. R. 3138), 4302.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 3904, 5302, 6979,
8799.
Societies and associations, 3700.
State legislatures, 2586, 4752, 5463.
Remarks by, on
Maloney, Francis T.: eulogy, 289.
National Service Act, 735.
Nonresident aliens: tax on certain profits
of, 7302.
Palestine problem: address at New
Haven, Conn., 9697.
Postal employees pay bill, 4642.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
GEENTY, PETER J., relief (see bill H. R.
4825).
GEER, WILLIAM D., letter relative to poll on
atomic bomb by Elmo Roper by, A4708.
GEIB, HERMAN, relief (see bill H. R. 4957).
GEISTER, JANET M.,' editorial relative to
draft of nurses from Trained Nurse
and Hospital Review by, A965.
GELB, HERMAN, relief (see bill H. R. 838*).
GELLHORN, MARTHA, excerpt from article
on Spanish Republicans by, A1817.
GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE, annual
report of Comptroller General of the
United States on the work of, 18.
Bill to create a Federal Efficiency Serv-
ice and expanding facilities of (see
bill H. R. 400).
GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE-Con.
Bill providing for annual audit of cer-
tain governmental agencies by (see
bill S. 360).
Letter from the Secretary of the Treas-
ury transmitting report relative to
moneys received which were not paid
into the general fund of the United
States Treasury, 56.
Messages from the President transmit-
ting estimates of appropriations to
cover claims allowed by (S. Doe. 24;
H. Does. 88, 230, 328, 351, 353), 1285,
1640, 6013, 9756, 9872.
Report of Joint Committee on Disposi-
tion of Executive Papers In 4303.
Resolution to investigate (see S. Res. 73).
GENERAL ANTHONY WAYNE MEMORIAL
PARKWAY, authorizing a survey of
(see bill H. R. 1163).
GENERAL FEDERATION OF WOMEN'S
CLUBS, statement relative to price and
rent control before House Labor Com-
mittee made by Mrs. La Fell Dickinson,
president of, A5029.
GENERAL INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZA-
TION, proposals for establishment of,
1053.
Statement issued by, 1053.
GENERAL LAND OFFICE, amend act of July
4, 1936, to reorganize (see bill H. R.
4065).
GENERAL LEASING ACT, amend (see bill
S. 1236).
GENERAL LEAVE TO PRINT. See also CON-
GRESSIONAL RECORD.
Order of House granting general leave
to print remarks on bill (H. R. 3660)
to provide for .inancial control of Gov-
ernment corporations, 8567.
Order of House granting general leave
to print remarks on the daylight sav-
ing bill and legislative program, 8567.
"GENERAL MARSHALL WANTS A CITIZEN
ARMY," article by John McAuley
Palmer from Saturday Evening Post
entitled, A329.
GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION, article
entitled "Value of GM Books to Probers
Questioned" by David Lawrence, A5814.
Chronological history of negotiations be-
tween UAW and, A5117.
Correspondence and an editorial rela-
tive to basic wage rates, 10411.
Letters relative to labor's demand for 30
percent wage increast by C. E. Wilson,
president, A4342.
Letter proposing 45-hour workweek by
C. E. Wilson, president, A4603.
Notice of a sit-down strike against an-
nounced Government policy of raising
wage rates, 9939.
Remarks in House relative to refusal to
grant wage increase by, A4461.
Remarks in House relative to war pro-
duction record of, A578.
Remarks in House relative to refusal of
the corporation to bargain in good
faith with United Automobile Workers,
10951.
Remarks in House relative to OPA and
price policy on 1946 cars of, A5150.
Remarks In House relative to price con-
trol policy of, 11134.
Remarks In House relative to profits from
1927 through 1937 of, A5243.
Remarks in House relative to the strike
of employees of, 12518, 12539.
Remarks in Senate relative to the con-
troversy with the United Automobile
Workers, 10084, 10094.
Remarks in Senate relative to negotia-
tions between the corporation and the
United Automobile Workers Union,
11388.
Remarks in Senate relative to conference
of UAW-CIO, 12519.
Statement on should management be
unionized? by, A1895.

GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION-Con.
Statement in reply to UAW-CIO's de-
mand for 30 percent wage increase by
C. E. Wilson, president, A4788.
Tactics for 30-percent pay raise, 10101.
Transcripts of the negotiating meeting
of, 11283.
GENERAL MOTORS CORP. ANTICIPATES
STRIKE, editorial from Chicago Daily
Tribune relative to, A4615.
GENERAL MOTORS CORP.'s REFUSAL TO
INCREASE WAGE 30 PERCENT, radio
address by Walter P. Reuther relative
to, A4563.
GENERAL MOTORS STRIKE, article entitled
"CIO Appeal To British Startles Wash-
ington" by Arthur Sears Henning,
A5775.
Article captioned "CIO asks Britain aid
In GM strike" from Washington
Times-Herald, A5600.
Excerpts from several publications rela-
tive to, A5702.
GENERAL MOTORS STRIKERS BLOCK RE-
CONVERSIO:" PROGRAM, editorial by
Mark Sullivan from New York Herald
Tribune relative to, A5119.
Statement captioned "The shown-down
is here" by R. J. Thomas from Auto-
mobile Worker, A5243.
GENERAL OF THE ARMY, to make perma-
nent appointments in the grades of
(see bill S. 1354").
GENERAL ORDER TO PRINT. See CON-
GRESSIONAL RECORD.
GENERAL WELFARE ACT, known as (see
billS. 1147).
GENERAL WELFARE CLAUSE, memorandum
by legislative counsel of the Senate
relative to powers of Congress under
(S.Doc. 46), 4504.
GENERAZZO, MARIO, relief(see billH. R.
4578).
GENEROSITY OF AMERICA, remarks in
House relative to, A4931.
GENEVA CONVENTION, to carry out obli-
gations of United States under article
27, relating to compensation for cer-
tain injuries to interned workers (see
bills S. 493; H. R. 2018).
GENEVA (UTAH) STEEL PLANT, memorial
of Legislature of Utah urging study of
the rate structure in the steel indus-
try, 2800.
GENTILE, LOUIS C., letter suggesting peace
plan by, A5007.
"GENTLEMAN FROM ALASKA," article by
Richard L. Neuberger from Progressive
entitled, A949.
GENTLEWOMAN, remarks In House relative
to the definition of the word, 1035,
1036, 2921.
GENTNER, LEO F., remarks in House relative
to termination of OPA by, A4604.
GENTRY, J. DALE, relief (see bill H. R. 1326).
GEOLOGICAL AND MINING DATA, remarks
in House relative to, 4316.
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, fix salary of the
Director of (see bill H. R. 3502).
GEORGE, ALEXANDER R., article entitled
"Millions To Get .Tax Relief" by, A5640.
GEORGE, D. T., relief (see bill H. R. 786*).
GEORGE, DAVID LLOYD, remarks in House
relative to the death of, 2921.
GEORGE, DONALD, relief (see bill H. R.
2729*).
GEORGE, HAROLD L. (major general, U. S.
Army), article by W. Clifford Harvey
from Christian Science Monitor rela-
tive to record of air transport com-
mand under leadership of, A1941.
GEORGE, LEO E., letter from White House
relative to presentation of pen used
in signing postal-pay bill to, A3391.
INDEX
GEORGE, LEO E.-Continued.
Letter by Representative Ludlow relative
to historic pen in signing postal-pay
bill presented to, A3391.
GEORGE, WALTER, letter relative to estab-
lishment of national academy for for-
eign service by, A4244.
GEORGE, WALTER F. (a Senator Irom
Georgia). .
Address by General Dwight D. Eisen-
hower'in accepting the distinction and
honor of the freedom of the city of
London, 6014.
Appointed acting President pro tempore
of Senate, 8950.
Appointed conferee, 6792, 10634, 11081,
Appointed on committee, 169.
Appointed on funeral committee, 3356.
Appointed on committee to escort the
President, 3389.
Appointed on Joint Committee to inves-
tigate Pearl Harbor attack, 8583.
Appointed member of Board of Regents
of' Smithsonian Institution, 1596,
Article by Walter Lippmann entitled
"The Senate and Mr. Churchill," re-
ferring to trade agreements, 5966.
Designated as acting President pro tem-
pore of the Senate, 7587.
Editorial from Indianapolis Commercial
entitled "Mrs. Truman's Right to Pri-
vacy," A5453.
Editorial from Savannah Evening Press
entitled "Presidential Succession,"
A2345.
Leave of absence, 3629.
Letter by Commissioner of Internal Rev-
enue relative to income tax of prison-
ers of war, 9950.
Letter by Frank T. Hines regarding Vet-
erans' Administration, A3240.
List of special employees of Committee
on Finance, 11610.
Radio address march 4, 1945, entitled
"Freedom of Religion," A1043.
Resolution by Georgia General Assembly
regarding postwar military establish-
ment and status of National Guard,
1753.
Resolution by Georgia House of Repre-
sentatives relating to loans to veterans,
2892.
Resolution of Shanklin-Allaway Ameri-
can Legion post, Rome, Ga., relative
to official end of World War II, 9874.
Sworn in, 3.
Tables: Federal receipts and expendi-
tures, 1938 to 1944, 2762.
-national debt, 2763.
- obligations of Federal corpora--
tions, 2761.
-tax reductions, 9951.
-war expenditures, 2763.
Telegram relative to Federal stamp tax
on automobiles and boats from 'J. H.
Brunnier, president of American Auto-
mobile Association, A2927.
Tributes by colleagues, 8111.
Amendments offered by, to
Lending agencies of the Government (S.
375); to amend, 680.
Revenue Act of 1945 (H. R. 4309): io
amend, 9979, 9991.
Unemployment compensation (S. 1274):
to amend, 8680.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Allies of the United States: granting cer-
tain benefits to discharged members of
armed forces of (see bill S. 294), 232.
Coleman, J. R.: to adjudicate claim
(see bill S. 1526), 10114.
Franklin Delano Roosevelt Hospital: to
designate Veterans' Administration
facility (see S. J. Res. 78), 6259.
Hay, Mrs. Henry H.: for relief (see bill
S. 1190), 6704.
Importation of certain substances by,
U. S. Pharmhacopoeial Convention (see
S. 1217), 7106.
Lending Agencies of the Government:
to provide for effective administration
of certain (see bill S. 375), 370.
259
GEORGE, WALTER F.-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Los Angeles, Calif.: authorizing Veterans
Administration to transfer, certain
land to city of (see bill S. 531), 992.
McCrary Co., Inc., J. B.: for relief (see bill
S. 1121), 5757.
Pratt, Camille A.: for relief (see bill S.
1191), 6704.
Social Security Act: to amend (see bill
S. 1686), 12032.
to amend by giving insurance
credits under Federal old-age and
survivors provisions for military
service (see bill S. 878), 3395.
-to amend relative to furnishing
wage record information to State ag-
encies (see bill S. 184), .159.
-to extend title V to Virgin Islands
(see bill S. 1687), 12032.
Sumnerville School District, Ga.: for re-
lief (see bill S. 1284), 7746.
Turner, Velma G.: to adjudicate claim
(see bill S. 1041), 4934.
Veterans: to amend law to safeguard
estates of (see bill 5_988), 4381.
Veterans Administration, Dallas, Tex.:
to grant an easement in certain lands
to Dallas County, Tex. (see bill S. 530),
992.
Vocational education and retraining: to
provide (see bill S. 619), 1411.
Volley, Homer V.: for relief of estate -(see
bill S. 1283), 7746.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Committee on Foreign Relations: expen-
ses of hearings before (see S. Res. 133),
5698.
Special Committee on Postwar Eco-
nomic Policy and Planning (see S. Res.
33), 234.
Remarks by, on
Appropriations: reduction of certain,
10829.
Armed forces: demobilization, 10116.
-letter by a serviceman, 10116.
Army: progress of enlistments, 11238.
voluntary enlistment bill, 9011.
Authority to file report, 7439,
Barkley, Alban W.: eighth anniversary
as majority leader, 8190.
-letter by President Truman, 8190.
Ben Hill County, Ga., 9888.
Bradley, Gen. Omar N., 7118.
Bretton Woods Agreements, 7701, 7702.
British House of Commons: historical
data, 8110.
Debt limit of the United States: to in-
crease, 2761-2763.
Discharged military or Naval personnel
of allied nations, 696.
Dumbarton Oaks proposals, 475.
Federal employees pay bill: to print
House amendments to bill (S. 807),
6089.
Federal Loan Agency: to reestablish (S.
375), 370.
Food and Agriculture Organization of
United Nations, 7866.
Foreign Service: change of reference of
bill (H. R. 687), 1412.
Franklin Delano Roosevelt Hospital,
8729.
Full Employment Act of 1945, 9136.
German vessels, 7897.
GI bill of rights, 10508, 10509, 10510.
Government agencies: reorganization,
10761, 10762, 10763.
Government property: disposal of sur-
plus, 6882.
Government of the United States: finan-
cial data, 2761, 2762, 2763.
Halsey, Edwin A.: tribute, 515,
Housing for veterans: re-reference of
bill (S. 977), 11707.
Hull, Cordell: views on tariff, 6352.
Independent offices appropriation bill,
2032, 2033, 2084, 2086.
- postwar planning, 2084,- 2086,
2097, 2098.
260
GEORGE, WALTER F.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Inter-American Statistical Institute:
nppropriation for, 6427.
Internal Revenue Code: power of ap-
pointment, 6124.
International law, 8110.
Interstate vendors: change of reference
of bill (S. 887), 4382.
Legislative program, 8204.
Lending agencies of the Government:
administration of, 680, 681, 687, 689,
690.
Lend-lease: extension, 3244, 3245.
Members of Congress: expense allow-
ance, 5187, 5200, 5201.
Mexico: water treaty, 2661, 3296.
Narcotic laws, 7912.
Parliamentary procedure, 6926.
Pauley, William D.: confirmation, 6047.
Pearl Harbor investigation, 10345, 10354,
10355, 10356.
Permission to file report, 5756.
Postal rates: increases in, 6706, 6791,
6792.
Postwar foreign trade: report on, 995.
Postwar imports and domestic produc-
tion (S. Doe. 38), 7353.
Price Control Act: extension, 5869.
Railroads: tax relief, 7784-7788, 7791,
'796.
Reciprocal trade agreements: extension,
5963-5969, 6036, 68038, 6111, 6112, 6114,
6115, 6116, 6117, 6121, 6124, 6176, 6191,
6257, 6271, 6272, 6336.
- amendments, 6216, 6231, 6233,
6330, 6348, 6352-6355.
- list of members of Committee for
Reciprocity Information, 6111.
- telegram from American Cham-
ber of Commerce, Brazil, 6176.
Reciprocity Act with Canada, 6359.
Redeployment and transportation of
servicemen, 7897.
Renegotiation of Contracts Act: exten-
sion, 6706.
Revenue Act of 1945, 9946-9956, 9960,
9979, 9981, 9982, 9985, 9991, 9995,
9998, 10000, 10001.
- conference report, 10258, 10259,
10260, 10262.
excess-profits tax, 9954, 9955, 9956.
tables, 10259, 10260.
Savannah Harbor: improvement, 7584,
10124.
Secretary of Commerce: authority of,
1892.
Servicemen's Dependents Allowance Act:
change of reference of bill (S. 18),
4382.
Supreme Court: decision in case U. S. v.
Curtiss-WrighUt Corporation, 6354.
Surplus Property Administrator, 8537.
Tariff Commission: to print report (S.
Doc. 38), 3142.
Tax-adjustment bill of 1945, 7784-7788,
7791, 7796, 7799, 7806, 7807, 7808, 7810,
7811, 7812.
- summary of bill (H. R. 3633),
7788.
Taxation: deductions of oil- and gas-well
drilling costs, 7867, 7868.
Underwood Tariff Act, 6350.
Unemployment compensation bill, 8668,
8669, 8670, 8680, 8681, 8682, 8683, 8684,
C385, 8687, 8754, 8757, 87,3, 8764, 6765,
8808, 8809, 8810, 8815, 8822, 8823, 8824,
8829, 8830.
- analysis of bill, 8670. - to amend (see bill H. R. 1920), 749.
-- information to State agencies, 697.
- statements by governors, 8757,
8764.
- table showing estimated costs,
8685.
United Nations Charter, 6918, 8024, 8065,
8110.
UNRRA: appropriation, 11305.
Veterans: to print analysis of laws
granting pension or compensation to
(S. Doe. 15), 1012.
- to print revised document on
compensaticn and pensions (S. Doc.
99), 11080.
INDEX
GEORGE, WALTER F.-Contlnued.
Remarks by, on
Vocational education: analysis of bill
S. 619), 1411.
Williams, Aubrey: confirmation, 2620.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Finance:
Bradley, Gen. Omar N. (S. 1208), 7118.
- nomination, 7431.
Brown, Ross E.: nomination, 329.
Callaghan, Neal H.: nomination, 4724.
Committee on Postwar Economic Policy
and Planning (S. Res. 33), 329.
Cone, Howell: nomination, 4724.
Connors, James J.: nomination, 10003.
Coyle, Ferrell D.: nomination, 8093.
Daft, Floyd S.: nomination, 11410.
Davis, Chester C.: nomination, 10566.
Debt limit: increase (H. R. 2404, Rept.
106), 2312.
Donnelly, Charles A.: nomination, 11410.
Franklin Delano Roosevelt Hospital (S. J.
Res. 78, Rept. 397), 6631.
Hankins, Paul A.: nomination, 9411.
Internal Revenue Code: power of ap-
pointment (H. J. Res. 206, Rept. 370),
6124.
Johnson, Viena P.: nomination, 9899.
Lyons, Joseph M.: nomination, 8690.
Manahan, James E.: nomination, 8132.
Marlin-Rockwell Corp. (H. R. 1044),
Rept. 307), 4933.
Mechanical pencils (H. R. 3239, Rept.
521), 8048.
Miller, Watson B.: nomination, 9496.
Narcotic laws (H. R. 2348, Rept. 187).
3287.
Postal rates (H. J. Res. 184, Rept. 399),
6631.
Public Health Service: nominations, 231,
3:9, 1670, 2959, 3261, 5339, 6201, 7118,
7431, 7703, 8488, 9330.
Quinlivan, John J.: nomination, 2959.
Quinn, Arthur A.: nomination, 11887.
Raff, A. Raymond: nomination, 4724.
Reciprocal trade agreements (H. R. 3240,
Rept. 356), 5840.
Reconversion (H. R. 3663, Rept. 458),
7430.
Renegotiation Act (H. R. 3395, Rept.
400), 6631.
Revenue Act of 1945 (H. R. 4309, Rept.
655), 9938, 10258.
Ryder, Oscar B.: nomination, 5792.
Sarvela, Clara E.: nomination, 2959.
Sherwood, William T.: nomination, 1921.
Small-game guns (H. R. 122, Rept. 520),
804.8.
Smith, Francis H.: nomination, 2959.
Smyth, James G.: nomination, 3320.-
Trsasury Regulations (H. Con. Res. 50,
Rept. 398), 6631.
Veterans' Administration, Dallas, Tex.
(S. 530, Rept. 62), 1348.
-Los Angeles, Calif. (S. 531, Rept.
63), 1348.
Veterans af armed forces allied with
United States (S. 294, Rept. 11), 329.
Vinson, Fred M.: nomination, 7627.
Wage-record information (S. 184, Rept.
10), 329.
Walthall, Harris: nomination, 329.
War Mobilization and Reconversion Act:
amendment (S. 1274), 8584.
War Shipping Board and Maritime Com-
mission (H. R. 1429, Rept. 85), 1887.
Wilcox, F. Shirley: nomination, 9411.
Committee on Foreign Relations:
Achilles, Theodore C.: nomination, 5629.
Ailing, Paul H.: nomination, 5629.
Davis, Monnett B.: nomination, 5629.
Dilomatic and Foreign Service: nom-
inations, 4724.
Donovan, Howard: nomination, 6015.
Franklin, Lynn W.: nomination, 5629.
Gordon, Bartley P.: nomination, 6015.
Inter-American Statistical Institute (H.
R. 683, Rept. 366), 6088.
Merrell, George R.: nomination, 1445.
Mexico: water treaty (Ex. Rept. No. 2,
79th Cong., lst sess.), 1445.
Norweb, R. Henry: nomination, 4724.
Pawley, William D.: nomination, 6015.
GEORGE, WALTER F.-Continued.
Reports made by, from
Rossow, Robert, Jr.: nomination, 5629.
Strom, Carl W.: nomination, 6015.
Committee on the Judiciary:
Davis, T. Hoyt: nomination, 488.
Votes o/. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
GEORGE BILL. See GOVERNMENTAL L.NDINO7
AGENCIEC.
GEORGETOWN BARGE, DOCK ELEVATOR
& RAILWAY CO., letter transmitting
the annual report of, 231, 267.
"GEORGETOWN CITATION EXTOLS TRU-
MAN AS A CHOSEN SON OF DES-
TINY," article from Washington Eve-
ning Star entitled, A2908.
GEORGE WASHINGTON CARVER DAY, des-
ignating 5th day of January of each
year as (see S. J. Res. 99; I. J. Res.
111").
GEORGE WASHINGTON MEDAL, article by
Grove Patterson relative to, 2961.
GEORGIA, memorial of legislature relative to
postwar Military Establishment and
the National Guard, 1945.
Memorial of legislature endorsing Fed-
eral aid to education, 2634.
Memorial of legislature urging amend-
ment of the Servicemen's Readjust-
ment Act of 1944, 2892.
Remarks in" House relative to lowering
voting age to 18 in, A1315.
"GEORGIA FARM BOY KILLS 36 JAPS,"
article by Gerald R. Thorp from At-
lanta Journal entitled, A2623.
GEORGIA RURAL HEALTH CONFERENCE,
statement entitled "Is Georgia Only
Half Way To Health?" by, A5568.
GEORGIA, STATE, v. PENNSYLVANIA 141B -
ROAD CO. ET AL., excerpts from de-
cision of Supreme Court of the United
States in the case of, 11757.
GERARD, JAMES W., letter on Germany
must remain defeated by, A2948.
GERLACH, CHARLES L. (a Representative
from Pennsylvania).
Appointed on committee, 491.
Article from Bethlehem (Pa.) Globe-
Times relative to short Army training
of Pvt. Paul V. Bidwell, A852.
Editorial from a Bristol (Pa.) newspaper
on loans to Great Britain, A4177.
Letter from John F. Thompson protest-
ing against sending American re-
sources to Europe and Asia, A5639.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Allentown Airport Corp.: for relief (see
bill H. H. 898), 60.
Allentown, Pa.: to release reversionary
rights of United States to certain prop-
erty. in (see bill H. R. 3060), 3904.
Cotton: to prohibit certain subsidy, in-
demnity, and other payments with re-
spect to (see bill H. R. 720), 57.
Emergency Officers' Retirement Act: to
extend benefits to provisional, proba-
tionary, or temporary officers of the
Army, Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast
Guard (see bill H. R. 2078), 975.
Lilly, Stanley J.: for relief (see bill H. R.
3249), 4685,
Wildlife, fish, and game: to amend act
to promote conservation of (see bill
H. H. 3315), 5121.
World War Adjusted Compensation Act:
Remarks by, on
Federal Works Agency: deficiency appro-
priation, 1630.
Housing for war workers, 1630.
National Service Act, 626.
Votes of.. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES
GERMAIN STORES, INC., BROOKLYN, N. Y.,
letter relative to distribution of sur-
plus Government property by, A932.
GERMAN ATROCITIES, announcement of
proposed showing in caucus rooms of
Senate Office Building, and Old House
Office Building, of motion pictures of,
3946, 3952, 3990.

GERMAN ATROCITIES-Continued.
Appointment of Members of Congress
on special committee to investigate,
4611.
Remarks in House relative to, 3666, 3862,
4268, 4610.
GERMAN ATROCITIES-FALSE TEACHING,
article by C. H. Rutherford from Mor-
ristown (N. J.) Daily Record relative
to. A5252.
GERMAN BUNDISTS, remarks in House rela-
tive to, 6050.
"GERMAN BUSINESS-STILL A MENACE,"
article from American Magazine en-
titled, A4973.
"GERMAN CHARACTER: OUR KNOTTIEST
PROBLEM," article by S. G. Shartle,
from Miami Daily News entitled, AlOS1.
GERMAN CITIES DEVASTATED, article by
Roscoe Drummond from Christian
Science Monitor relative to, A1509.
GERIIA'- CONCENTRATION CAMPS, report
on conditions in, 4166, 4167.
Report of committee in House to investi-
gate, 5222.
GERMAN GIRLS, remarks in Senate relative
to alleged mass rape in Frankfurt, Ger-
many, by French Senegalese or Negro
soldiers, 7595, 7738.
GERMAN HORROR CAMPS, remarks in
House relative to, 3666.
GERMAN INVESTMENTS IN ARGENTINA
AND SPAIN, editorial from San An-
tonio (Tex.) Express relative to, A2516.
GERMAN MARKS, statement by John W.
Hanes relative to the printing by
Russia of, 10325.
GERMAN NEWS CENSORSHIP, article by
John W. Hillman from Indianapolis
Times relative to, A2462.
GERMAN OPTICAL-GOODS INDUSTRIES.
statement by United Electrical Radio
and Machine Workers Union, District
No. 4, requesting investigation of,
A3612.
GERMAN PRIEST SAVES PRIVATE CRAIN,
article from Alton (Ill.) Evening Tele-
graph relative to. A3351.
GERMAN PRISON CAMPS, letter by George
Philips relative to his treatment in,
A1945.
Remarks in Senate relative to atrocities
in, 3628, 3629.
GERMAN PRISONERS OF WAR, remarks in
House condemning the pampering of,
7217, 7219, 7220.
Remarks in House relative to, 1100.
Remarks in House advocating return to
Europe of. 4161, A1983, A2568, A3651.
Remarks in House opposing use in Alaska
of, A3551.
Remarks .in Senate and correspondence
relative to treatment of, 998.
Resolution by Fresno (Calif.) Exchange
Club relative to transportation in Pull-
man cars of, A3359.
Resolution by Federation of Labor of
Buffalo favoring return to Europe of,
A3052.
GERMAN PRISONERS IN BOLZANO, ITALY,
remarks in House relative to coddling,
A2377.
GERMAN PROPAGANDA'S INFLUENCE ON
GI's, letter by unnamed soldier relative
to, A5251.
GERMAN RADIO BROADCAST AND EIGHT
CONGRESSMEN, remarks in House
relative to, A3306.
GERMANS BARRED FROM AMERICAN
FUNCTIONS, excerpt from letter of
unnamed officer in Germany relative
to, A5314.
GERMAN SABOTEURS, article from Chicago
Tribune relative to, A4931.
"GERMAN SAVAGERY VERIFIED BY BRIT-
1511," article from New York Timcs
captioned, A121.
INDEX
GERMAN SETTLEMENT, editorial from
United States News containing an
article from London Economist rela-
tive to, A3950.
"GERMAN SLAVE LABOR OPPOSED IN
UNITED STATES," article by David
Lawrence from Washington Evening
Star entitled, A1089.
GERMAN SOLDIERS AS SLAVE LABOR, re-
marks ir House relative to use by
Russia of, A2314.
GERMAN SPIES, remarks in House relative
to capture by FBI of, A75.
GERMANS SURRENDER, BUT DO NOT AD-
MIT THEIR GUILT, editorial by
Everett Johannes from Alameda
(Calif.) Times-Star relative to, A2420.
GERMAN SURRENDER DOCUMENTS, ad-
dress by Anthony C. McAuliffe, Solon
J. Buck, and Senator Johnson (Colo-
rado) in National Archives Building
at ceremonies of unveiling of, A2776,
A2777.
Remarks in House relative to ceremony
in National Archives Building at un-
veiling of, A2776.
GERMAN TANKS SUPERIOR TO OURS, ar-
ticle by Hanson Baldwin from. New
York Times relative to, A98.
GERMAN WAR CRIMINALS, report relative
to the Quebec Conference of United
Nations relative to, 12104.
GERMAN WAR PRISONERS IN ALASKA, edi-
torial from Alaska Weekly opposing,
A3551.
GERMANY, address by President Truman on
the surrender of, 4371.
Advertisement from Time relative to
postwar treatment of, A2151, A2948.
Anonymous letter.to Congressman Price
(Florida) relative to living quarters
for American troops in, 5793.
Article entitled "What Shall Be Done
With Germany?" by George M. Halli-
burton from magazine See, A1940.
Article pleading for an understanding
of Christian Germans by Martin Nie-
moeller from Washington Evening
Star, A3144.
Article entitled "Crowley Sees Reich
Rising to War Unless Plants Are
Stripped" from Washington Evening
Star, A3106.
Article entitled "Why Does Hitler Hang
On?" by H. V. Kaltenborn from the
Rotarian, A653.
Article entitled "When Berlin Falls" by
Frank C. Waldrop from Washington
Times-Herald, A580. -
Bill amending Nationality Act of 1940
to prohibit naturalization, of citizens
of (see bill H. R. 3077).
Concurrent resolution to print the report
of the Joint committee to investigate
concentration camps in (see H. Con.
Res. 57*. S. Doc. 47), 4726.
Correspondence relative to the relief of
the starving people of, 12525.
Editorial entitled "Two Trials in Ger-
many" from Memphis Press-Scimitar,
A5244. A5298.
Joint resolution relative to celebration
of termination of hostilities with Ger-
many would hamper war effort with
Japan (see H. J. Res. 41).
Letter by Ben Paskoff relative to condi-
tions in, A2141.
Letter from William Green relative to
defeat of the armies of, 2846, 2852.
Letter tracing changes of Government
in, A2547.
Letter captioned "On feeding the Ger-
mans" by John D. McCutcheon and
Co., Inc., from St. Louis Post-Dispatch,
A5614.
Letter from Val J. Peter seeking infor-
mation concerning the status of rela-
tives in, 8802.
GERMANY-Continued.
Newspaper articles relative to barbarism
in, 11372.
Order of Senate to print compilation of
certain documents on surrender of,
.9376.
Press comments on news release of As-
sociated Press of unconditional sur-
render of, A2261.
Radio talk by Hubert W. Kregeioh rela-
tfive to occupation of, A4866.
Radio address entitled "What To Do
With Germany" by Robert St. John,
A5165.
Remarks in House relative to postwar
Allied Government procedure in, 2779.
Remarks in House relative to military
government of occupied, 2451, 8656,
9290. A3802.
Remarks in House relative to the sur-
render by, 4300, A2024, A2207.
Remarks in House relative to news re-
lease of OWI announcing ban on Amer-
ican newspapers and magazines to,
A2219.
Remarks in House relative to a per-
sonal visit to Buckenwald concentra-
tion camp in, A2128.
Remarks in House relative to centralized
government under Hitler in, A2546.
Remarks in House relative to return by
Alien Property Custodian after First
World War of property to, A2722.
Remarks in House relative to trade poli-
cies after First World War of, A2710.
Remarks in House relative to no feeling
of regret in minds of people of, A2820.
Remarks in House relative to 100 percent
cooperation of Communists in de-
feat of, A3173.
Remarks in House relative to attack on
Yugoslavia in 1941, A3059.
Remarks in House relative to political
program of Soviet Russia for, A3156,
A3157.
Remarks in House relative to financial
aid after World War I to, A3694.
Remarks in House relative to currency
inflation in, A806.
Remarks in House relative to invasion
of Norway by, A1007.
Remarks in House relative to stubborn
defense of Ruhr Valley by, A1021.
Remarks in House relative to impossibil-
ity of sending relief to, A5108.
Remarks in House relative to the estab-
lishment of a police force in (see bill
H. R. 4349), 10888.
Remarks in House relative to methods
of suppressing truth in, A4220.
Remarks in Senate relative to the situa-
tion in, 10655.
Remarks in Senate relative to importance
of railroads to war effort of, A580.
Report of the Joint Committee To In-
vestigate Concentration Camps in,
4726.
Report of the Joint Committee on In-
vestigation of Atrocities in Concentra-
tion Camps in (S. Doc. 47), 4576, 4672.
Report of Paul K. Padover et al. relative
to state of mind of people in Aachen
area of, A549.
Resolution fixing responsibility for
butchery of Jewish war prisoners in
(see S. Res. 120).
Resolution requesting that immediate
action be taken to impress German
people with their responsibility for war
crimes (see H. Res. 225).
Resolution of Legislature of Egypt and
Nicaragua expressing congratulations
on unconditional surrender of the Ger-
man forces, 4499.
Resolution by Peabody Lodge, No. 1409,
of Benevolent 'and Protective Order of
Elks, Peabody, Mass., opposing any
public celebration upon surrender of,
A1397.
Speech on our policy in Germany by
John J. McCloy before Academy of
Political Science, A5185.
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GERMANY-Continued.
Statement by Robert A. McClure relative
to policies of OWI for occupied, A2906.
Statistics of United States exports to,
11378.
GERMANY AGAIN BANS BOOKS, article by
John Haynes Holmes from Progressive
relative to, A4770.
GERMANY: BOMBING SPELLED NAZI DE-
FEAT, article by Wayne W. Parrish
from American aviation relative to,
A3749.
GERMANY MUST REMAIN DEFEATED, let-
ter by James W. Gerard on, A2948.
GERMANY OCCUPATIONAL DIFFICULTIES,
article by Raymond Moley relative to,
A4050.
GERMANY-OCCUPATIONAL POLICIES OF
THE ALLIES, editorial by Camille
Huysmans from Brussels Le Peufle
relative to, A4794.
GERMANY: OUR POLICY HAS ACCOM-
PLISHED LITTLE, address by Henry
Morgenthau, Jr., in Cincinnati, Ohio,
before Hebrew Union College relative
to, A5513.
GERMANY: REEDUCATION WITH AMERI-
CAN FILMS, remarks in House relative
to, A3589.
GERMANY'S FOOD SUPPLY IN 1945, article
by Charles Miller from Washington
Post relative to, A5562.
"GERMANY'S INFLATION-J. W. HANES
POINTS OUT PART PLAYED BY RUS-
SIA," article from Baltimore News Post
captioned, A3899.
GERMANY'S MILITARY GOVERNMENT, let-
ter by Lt. Syd Yelle relative to, A3568.
Letter by unnamed Army officer relative
to, A5336.
"GERMANY'S PLACE IN A POSTWAR
WORLD," article by Eugene A. Cox en-
titled, A582.
GERMANY'S POSTWAR OCCUPATION BY
ALLIES, article by David J. Dallin
from New Leader relative to, A2855.
GERMANY'S TRAGIC CONDITION, article
entitled "Official Inhumanity" from
Lutheran Outlook, A5417.
GERRY, PETER G. (a Senator from Rftode
Island).
Appointed on committee, 169, 170.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Taxation: to relieve certain members of
military and naval forces from Federal
estate tax (see bill S. 1433), 9005.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Byrne, Elizabeth C.: to pay compensation
(see S. Res. 174), 8666.
Remarks by, on
Halsey, Edwin A.: tribute, 514.
Mexico: water treaty, 3416.
Underwood, Oscar, 6349.
Vessels: sale of Government-owned,
11549, 11866.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Naval Affairs:
Burrough, Edmund W.: nomination, 3430.
Miller, Harold B.: nomination, 3430.
North Kingstown, R. I. (S. 647, Rept. 83),
1641.
Vandergrift, Alexander A.: nomination,
3045.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
GERSHON, LOUIS, relief (see bill S. 273).
GERSTENFELD, NORMAN (rabbi), Armistice
Day address by, A4921.
GESCHKE, OTTOMAR, remarks In House rel-
ative to communistic activities in
Germany of, A3157.
GESTAPO WEAPONS, remarks in House rela-
tive to, 1446.
GETTYSBURG ADDRESS, remarks in House
relative to, A4963.
-- read in House by Mr. Ramspeck,
10808.
INDEX
GETTYSBURG NATIONAL CEMETERY, ad-
dress entitled "Compulsory Military
Training in Peacetime Will Destroy
Government by the People" by Senator
Taft at, A2608.
GETTYSBURG (PA.) TIMES, article includ-
ing statement of G. Henry Roth op-
posing peacetime military training
from, A3099.
GEUTING, JOSEPH T., JR., address on air
pawer and national security in Wash-
ington before servicemen by, A3427.
OHIO, PIETRO, relief (see bill H. R. 4404).
GIANQUITTI, ANGELO, ET AL., relief (see
bill H. R. 2836*).
GIANNACE, MORRIS, relief (see bill H. R.
3792).
GIBBS, MARGARET TRUESDALE, article on
surplus Army kitchen utensils for
schools by, A4554.
GI BILL OF RIGHTS, adress by Frank T.
Hines on subject GI Bill of Rights
and Its Effect on Office Management,
before National Office Management As-
sociation, A1984,
Article entitled "Future of the GI Bill
of Rights" by Edward N. Scheiberling
from Washington News Digest, A4622.
Article by Edward N. Scheiberling from
American appraising, A3529.
Bill to insure prompt disposition of all
correspondence pertaining to all vet-
erans' claims (see bill H. R. 3465).
Amend (see bill S. 291).
Bill relative to (see bill H. R. 3749), 10498,
10510.
Conference report on bill (H. R. 3749*)
to amend the Servicemen's Readjust-
ment Act of 1944, 11080.
Letter from soldier relative to educa-
tional clause in, A4760.
List of important changes provided by
bill H. R. 3749 in, A5686, A5704.
Radio address by Representative Kelly
(Ill.) relative to, A4900.
Radio discussion between Representative
Elwin Arthur Hall (N. Y.) and Bob
Evans relative to future of, A462.
Recommendations of a committee of cit-
izens of Kokomo, Ind., relative to im-
proving educational and loan features
of, A1971.
Remarks in House relative to Govern-
ment red tape and, A1354, A2366, A3529,
A5253.
Remarks in House relative to, 1537, 8619,
A4076, A4225.
Remarks in House relative to amend-
ment liberalizing benefits under, 12375,
A5686, A5704, A5752.
Remarks in House relqtive to irregulari-
ties of, A4919.
Remarks in House relative to proposed
repeal of section 1505 of, 2965.
Remarks in House relative to Improving
Public Law 346, Seventy-eighth Con-
gress, known as, A1971.
Resolution by Fort Wayne (Ind.) Board
of Realtors relative to loan feature of,
A1953.
Summary of, 12505, A179, A1823.
GI JOE, letter relative to Army's effort to
subdue freedom of expression from un-
named, A3922.
"GI JOE AT PEACE TABLE," article by
George J. Feldman from Boston Trav-
eler entitled, A1404.
GI JOE OFFERS TO TRADE PLACES WITH
LONGSHOREMAN STRIKER, editorial
by Edgar Howard from Columbus
(Nebr.) Daily Telegram relative to,
A4428.
GI JOES AND CAREERS FOR THEM, article
by Miles Hollister from American
magazine relative to, A430.
GI LOANS, letter by Herbert C. Peiffer, of
South Gate, Calif., relative to: A5253.
Letter from American-First Trust Co. of
Oklahoma City relative to, A2888.
GI LOANS-'-Continued.
Remarks in House relative to slowness in
granting, A4842.
Remarks in House relative to first loan
made by State Bank of Viroqua, Wis.,
to Karsten Vold, A3076.
GI LOANS MADE BY CEREDO (W. VA.)
BANK, article from newspaper on,
A2563.
GI REIMBURSEMENT FOR ACCRUED
LEAVE, editorial from Miami (Fla.)
Herald relative to, A4163.
GI REPRESENTATION AT THE SAN FRAN-
CISCO CONFERENCE, remarks in Sen-
ate relative to, 3571.
GI ROTARY POLICY, memorandum for rota-
tion of troops, A904.
GIS, MIKALAJ, relief (see bill H. R. 4417),
GI's. See CUa GI's ABROAD.
"GI's GRIPE ABOUT PAY TO TRUCK
WORKERS," article from Daily Corin-
thian (Miss.) captioned, A3451.
GI's INVEST IN WAR BONDS, remarks in
House relative to, A2552.
GI's ROSY THOUGHTS ABOUT GERMANS
AND JAPANESE, article from Yank
relative to, A4640.
GIBSON, JOHN S. (a Representative from
Georgia).
Appointed on committee, 274, 275.
Article by Clair Johnson relative to pro-
gram for rebuilding of timber resources
in South, A509.
Article on veterans' home-loan apprais-
als, A2883.
Letter by A. J. Olson, chairman, Minne-
sota Peoples Action Committee, A4540.
Repeal of Wagner Act and NLRB urged
by Teamsters Union of AFL, A83.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Altman, Elbert C.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 4751), 10826.
Hatch Act: to amend (see bill H. R.
1118), 98.
Meeks, Vivian M.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 4998), 12029.
Veterans: to amend rating schedules so
as to provide total ratings for most
severe functional nervous diseases (see
bill H. R. 721), 57.
- to authorize correspondence
schools to participate in program for
education of (see bill H. R. 2610),
2238.
-relating to discontinuance of in-
surance (see bill H. R. 722), 57.
Remarks by, on
Armed forces: demobilization, A3953.
Army: furlough or leave time for pri-
vates and noncommissioned officers,
A5215.
CIO: legislation endorsed by, 10610.
Communism, 10610.
Correspondence-school courses for vet-
erans, Al181.
Fair Employment Practices Committee:
report on operations and personnel,
2070.
Foreign loans, 10611.
Forestry research, 3791.
Full-employment bill, 10610-10614, 11985,
11986,
Jones, Jesse: forced resignation, 502.
Labor unions, A83.
Minnesota People's Political Action Com-
mittee, 10613.
Nation perishing within, 10610.
Wallace, Henry A.: nomination as Secre-
tary of Commerce, 502.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
GIBSON, VEDA S., letter relative to the Bret-
ton Woods agreements, 4379.
GIDDEN, HERMAN M., relief (see bill H. R.
2187*).
GIDDENS, HENRY S., authorize issuance of
an unrestricted patent on certain lands
to (see bill H. R. 1637).

GIDDENS, PAUL H., article entitled "Oil in
Three Wars" ffom Orange Disc by,
A2328.
Article entitled "When Oil Joined the
Navy" from Orange Disc by, A5429.
GIDDINGS CLUB, speech on current prob-
lems by Representative Brown of Ohio,
before, A4292.
GIDGON, ALEXANDER, relief (see bill H. R.
1134).
GIDNEY, CHARLES C., JR., report of the
Committee on Foreign Relations in
Senate on nomination of, 7072.
GIEGENGACK, A. E. (Public Printer), ad-
dress entitled "Importance of Printing
to the War Effort" before Washington
Club of Printing House Craftsmen by,
A1622.
GIEN, FRANK, relief (see bill H. R. 2641').
GIFFEN, ROBERT C., report of the Commit-
tee on Naval Affairs in Senate on nomi-
nation of (Executive nomination),
7940.
GIFFORD, CHARLES L. (a Representative
from Massachusetts).
Address by. Rev. Duncan Howlett, of New
Bedford, Mass., relative to rulings of
WMC,A1387.
Appointed on committee, 492.
Article from Journal of Chemical Educa-
tion entitled "Editor's Outlook," A2732.
Editorial from Washington (D. C.) Post
on War Manpower Commission, A1389.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Cape & Vineyard Electric Co.: for relief
(see bill H. R. 2249), 1207.
Hall, I. Winslow: for relief (see bill H. R.
3176), 4370.
Kacprzyk, Patricia M., and Leontire, Alex
D.: for relief (see billH. R. 2511), 1829.
McKay, Osborne E.: for relief (see bill GILLEN, HENRY, article on State Depart-
H. R. 2336), 1402.
Smith, Katherine: for relief (see bill
H. R. 1567), 291.
Tobey Hospital: for relief (see bill H. R.
2721), 2585.
Remarks by, on
Bretton Woods Conference, 984.
Browder. Earl, 438.
Census of agriculture, 872.
Committee on Expenditures in Execu-
tive Departments, 438.
Congressional Record: use of word "ap-
plause," in, 1790.
Crawford, Fred L.: speech on Bretton
Woods conference, 984.
Crisis in technical manpower, A1253.
Debt limit, 1941, 1942, 1943, 1948.
Deficiency appropriation bill, 11265.
Democratic Party: alliance with ques-
tionable parties, 437, 438.
Export-Import Bank, 1156.
Flood-control bill, 11265.
Foreign policy, 439.
program of Edwin Ryan, 439.
- Editorial from Stars and Stripes con-
Full-employment bill, 12006, 12007.
Government agencies: reorganization,
9417, 9439.
Government corporations: financial con-
trol, 8548.
House of Representatives: form of ad-
dress of a Member, 1036.
-- question period, 36, 39.
Independent offices appropriation bill,
931.
Industrial workers: transfer of, 1397.
Labor policy: Presidents' message, 11355,
11356.
Lending agencies of the Government,
1156, 1157, 1158.
Lincoln, Abraham: statement on money,
1038.
Money: greenbacks issued during Lin-
coln's administration, 1945.
National debt, 438, 936.
-philosophy of, 1157.
Navy: postwar composition, 10157.
Office of Price Administration, 10783.
cancellation of ration points, 220,
221.
INDEX
GIFFORD, CHARLES L.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Peace terms: unconditional surrender,
439.
Poland, 439.
Railroads: reorganizations, 1098.
Reciprocal trade agreements, 4892, 4893,
4894, 5013, 5052, 5133, 5134.
Revenue bill of 1945, 9625.
Selective service: Tydings amendment,
1528.
Silence is golden, sometimes 'plain yel-
low, 437.
Subversive activities, 53.
Surplus Property Act amendment,.8465.
Treaties: constitutional amendment,
4338.
Wallace, Henry A., 437.
War agencies appropriation bill, 5806.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
GIFTS TO HEADS OF FOREIGN GOVERN-
MENTS, remarks in House relative to,
8982.
GILA RECLAMATION PROJECT, relative to
conveyance of certain lands to the
University of Arizona from (see bill
S. 118').
Bill reauthorizing (see bill S. 1688).
GILBERT, CATHERIN, relief (see bill S.
1609.
GILBERT, RALPH MARK, letter relative to
discrimination against the negro by
the white race, 7997.
GILBERTSON, ESTHER, letter relative to
drafting of nurses by, A964.
GILLRIDE. NELLIE, relief (see bill S. 252).
GILKS, REYNOLD 0., adjudicate claim of
(see bill H. R. 1265).
GILL, WILLIAM D., authorizing the sum-
moning before Army Retiring Board
of (see bill H. R. 1557).
ment to Show Real America, from
Boston Post by, A4.
Poem entitled "Boston Massacre 1770-
1945" from Boston Post by, A105O.
Poem paying tribute to Franklin Delano
Roosevelt from Boston Post by, A1964.
GILLERAN, JAMES M., letter relative to
due process and the Selective Service
System written by, 1734.
GILLESPIE, DEAN M. (a Representative from
Colorado).
Appointed conferee, 3907.
Appointed on committee, 88. 491.
Resignation from committee, 410.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Bolstad, Eugenie: for relief (see bill H.
R. 2430), 1639.
Civil War and War With Spain: to in-
crease pension of certain veterans of
(see billH. R. 4552), 10246.
Hamlin, Solyman: for relief (see bill H.
R. 4267), 9292.
Pike National Forest: purchase of lands
within (see bill H. R. 3777), 7506.
Remarks by, on
Price Control Act: amendment, 6555.
Reciprocal trade agreements, 4889, 4896.
Renegotiation Act, 6136.
Rose, Maj. Gen. Maurice B.: tribute to,
3496.
Second deficiency appropriation bill,
6776.
Stabilization Act of 1942: amendment,
6555.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
GILLESPIE, GEORGE J., letter by the Presi-
dent on occasion of centenary anni-
versary of Society of St. Vincent de
Paul addressed to, A4223.
GILLESPIE, JAMES JOSEPH, report of the
Committee on the Judiciary in Senate
on nomination of, 8883.
GILLETTE, GUY M. (a former Senator from
Iowa)
Editorial from Washington Post paying
tribute to, A2706.
Letter and recommendations relative to,
7048.
263
GILLETTE, GUY M.-Continued.
Report of the Committee on Military Af-
fairs in Senate on nomination of, 231.
Statement on aid for surviving Hebrews
in Europe, A3919.
Statement on Palestine, A5059.
GILLETTE, WILSON D. (a Representative
from Pennsylvania).
Appointed on committee, 491.
Remarks by, on
Common carriers: agreements among,
11768.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
GILLIAM, DONNELL, report of the Commit-
tee on the Judiciary in Senate on
nomination of, 4536.
GILLIAM, H. B., relief (see bill H. R. 2490).
GILLIAM, L. 0., relief (see bill H. R. 4415).
GILLIE, GEORGE W. (a Representative from
Indiana).
Address by Harry W. Baals at Fort
. Wayne, Ind., on Memorial Day, A2720.
Address by Patrick E. Carroll at gradua-
tion exercises of handicapped veterans,
American University, March 12, 1945,
A1593.
Appointed on committee, 491.
Article by Joseph Leib citing General
Hines' admission of need for veterans'
hospital for District of Columbia, A879.
Article by Joseph Leib entitled "Pauper
Oath for Veterans," A2730.
Article by Norman Sweet in Journal-
Gazette entitled "Compromise," A507.
Article by S. W. McGill on Memorial Day,
1919-American Expeditionary Force
in France, A2583.
Article by Wendell Knoche on compul-
sory military training, A5194.
Article from Breeder's Gazette relative
to Jim McCord, new Governor of Ten-
nessee, A718.
Article from Prairie Farmer relative to
meat shortage, A1544.
Article In Fort Wayne (Ind.) News-Sen-
tinel pertaining to sabotage, A202.
Articles and resolution by Costello Post,
American Legion, relative to free press,
A3837.
Editorial from Fort Wayne (Ind.) News-
Sentinel entitled "Stop This Thievery"
relative to loan to Britain, A5649.
Editorial from Fort Wayne (Ind.) News-
Sentinel entit'ed "The Case Against
Slavery," A317.
Editorial from Fort Wayne (Ind.) News-
Sentinel on Herbert Hoover's formula
for foreign loans, A4057.
Editorial from Fort Wayne (Ind.) News-
Sentinel relative to star-route situa-
tion, A981.
Editorial from Saturday Evening Post of
March 3, '1945, entitled "The Farmer
Faces Another Tough Year," A931.
demning pauper's oath required by
Veterans' Administration, A516.
Letter by a soldier relative to Army de-
mobilization program, A4102.
Letter by Rev. H. T. Rafnee, Bluffton,
Ind., relative to veterans' benefits,
A2746.
Letter from a small businessman rela-
tive to inconsistent policies of OPA,
A5637.
Letter from constituent relative to draft-
ing of agricultural workers, AS01.
Letter from Fort Wayne Jewish Com-
munity relative to treatment of Jews
in Palestine by British, A5641.
Letter from Mayor Harry W. Baals of
Fort Wayne, Ind., relative to soldier
service center, A513.
Letters by Col Lewis G. Beardsley rela-
tive to Mount Alto and Veterans' Ad-
ministration, A2910.
Letters relative to induction of farmers,
A248.
Newspaper articles urging maintenance
of freedom of the press, A1361, A1362.

GILLIE, GEORGE W.-Continued.
Resolution by Fort Wayne Board of'
Realtors relative to GI bill of rights,
A1953.
Resolution by Indiana Legislature rela-
tive to establishment of veterans' hos-
pitals in Indiana, A2522.
Resolution by Lincoln Post, American
Legion, Fort Wayne, Ind., regarding
pensions for veterans of World War I,
A3835.
Resolution by national executive com-
mittee of American Legion regarding
free press, A3837.
Resolution of common council of Fort
Wayne, Ind., favoring construction of
a veterans' hospital, All17.
Resolution of Vincent B. Costello Post,
American Legion, condemning pau-
per's oath,, A516.
Resolution relative to release of con-
scientious objectors of Allen County
Council of Veterans' Organizations,
Fort Wayne. Ind., A3005.
Resolution urging open meetings at San
Francisco Conference, A1472.
Speech by Alexander M. Campbell rel-
ative to search for truth, A14.
Statement by Joseph Leib, vice com-
mander of Costello Post relative to
Mount Alto and the Veterans' Admin-
istration, A2909.
Statement by Robert M. Bowes, presi-
dent, Bowes Seal Fast Corp., A1974.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Armed forces: to discharge bertain en-
listed men and grant terminal leave
(see bill H. H. 4511), 10168.
Government of the United States: to re-
move certain limitations upon ap-
pointment of retired commisisoned of-
ficers employed in civilian positions by
(see bill H. R. 2821), 2966.
National Liberty Insurance Co.: for re-
lief (see bill H. R. 1605), 327.
Pyle, Enie: to award posthumously Con-
gressional Modal of Honor (see H. J.
Res. 170), 3700.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural Extension Service, A2257.
Armed forces: right to communicate with
Members of Congress, A5537.
- editorial, A5538.
-- voluntary enlistment bill, 8710.
Compulsory military training, 7248,
A4508.
Emergency Price Control Act: extension
(H. J. Res. 101), A3004.
European food problem, A2235.
Farm draft situation, 1393.
- letter, 1393.
Farm products: investigate marketing,
etc., 1454.
Farm youth: plea to end drafting of,
A4558.
- letter, A4558.
Food problem: resolution and bill to al-
leviate, A2053.
Food shortage: survey, 4322.
Fort Wayne, Ind.: Memorial Day serv-
ices, A2720.
Freedom of the press, A1361.
4-H Clubs, A2257.
Members of Congress: salary increase,
4429.
Military Establishment appropriation
bill, 6761.
National Service Act: conference report,
2852.
Office of Price Administration: powers of,
A5637,
Price Control Act: extension of, 7087.
Rivers and harbors bill, 1374.
Romulo, Brig. Gen. Carlos P.: tribute to,
A5536.
Selective service: Tydings amendment,
1512.
Surplus Property Act amendment, 8463.
Transportation in school busses: me-
morial, A417.
VE-day, 4309.
INDEX
GILLIE, GEORGE W.-Continued.
Remarks by, oni"
Veterans: pauper-oath requirement
A4143.
correspondence between Joseph
Leib and Gen. Omar Bradley, A4143.
---- letters by Members of Congress,
A4144.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
GILLIBRAND, GEORGE, relief (see billS.
954).
GILLILAND, STRICKLAND, address on
Washington Bureaus and Congressmen
before Rotary Club by, A1173.
Reifiarks in House relative to, Al173.
GILLINGHAM, LAURENCE, relief (see bill
H. R. 1615*).
GILLINGHAM, WILLIAM P., relief (see bill
H. R. 2905).
GILLIS, JAMES M., article entitled "Democ-
racy in Decline?" from Washington
News Digest by, A2203.
Article entitled "Why I Like Sokolsky"
from magazine Sign by, A740.
GILMER WEEKLY MIRROR (magazine),
letter paying tribute to 0. J. Beck-
worth by Lloyd De Shazo from, A3121.
GILMORE, HOWARD W. (commander, U. S.
Navy), authorizing a payment to
widow and minor children of late (see
bill S. 86).
GILSON, HARRY V., telegram relative to
nomination of Aubrey Williams, 2620.
GIMM,SUSANNA, relief (see bill S. 435).
GIMMESTAD, ELLA, letter relative to draft-
ing of nurses by, A964.
GIRARD COLLEGE, authorize issuance of a
special series of stamps commemora-
tive of one hundredth anniversary.of
(see S. J. Res. 75).
GITLER, LEWIS F., report relative to state
of mind of German people in Aachen
area by, A549.
GITTELSOHN, ROLAND B., address at dedi-
cation of Iwo Jima Fifth Marine Divi-
sion Cemeteiy by, A1651, A1969, A4782.
"GIVE ME LIBERTY," statement by Andrew
J. Higgins, entitled, A4774.
GIVENS, NINA G., pension (see bill H. R.
s05).
"GIVE US MEN IN TIMES LIKE THESE,"
editorial by Raymond S. Dower, Sr.,
from Wakefield (Mass.) Daily Item
entitled, A3403.
GLADEAU, PIERRE, authorizing issuance of
a patent in fee to heirs of (see bill S.
16C4).
GLADWIN COUNTY (MICH.) DRAFT BOARD
correspondence relative to drafting of
farm labor between Representative
Woodruff and George E. Carvey, chair-
man of, 832.
Statement relative to drafting of farm
labor from Gladwin Record by, 832.
GLADWIN (MICH.) RECORD, statement rel-
ative to drafting of farm labor by
Gladwin County (Mich.) Draft Board
from, 832.
GLASER, ELIZABETH, tribute to Franklin
Delano Roosevelt at Seton Hill College,
Greensburg, Pa., by, A1955.
GLASGOW, ROBERT A. (private, U. S. Army),
letter criticizing Army's discharge
system from Daily Pacifican by, A4589.
GLASS, provide a quota for articles made
wholly or in chief value of (see bill
H. R. 2795).
Remarks in House relative to the tariff
on, 5062, 5132.
GLASS, CARTER (a Senator from Virginia).
Appointed conferee, 2252, 2759, 2986,
4601, 5963, 7064, 7068, 11309.
Appointed on committee, 169.
Designation of Board of Visitors to Mili-
tary Academy, 672,
GLASS, CARTER-Continued.
Resolution by Democratic Conference
upon retirement of Senator Glass as
President pro teitpore of the Senate,
1208.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Appropriations:
Independent offices appropriation bill
(H. R. 1984, Rept. 88), 1997.
Treasury-Post Office Departments (H. R.
2252, Rept. 154), 2935.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
GLASSELL-TAYLOR CO., relief (see bills S.
385; H. R. 1975*).
GLASSWARE INDUSTRIES, remarks in House
relative to action of internationalists
in State Department to destroy jobs
in, A2784.
GLAUBER, RAE, relief (see bill H. R. 2217).
GLENNON, JOHN JOSEPH (archbishop, Cath-
olic Church), letter relative to observ-
ance of centennial of St. Vincent de
Paul Society in United States, A4222.
GLOBAL ALPHABET, letters by Robert L.
Owen relative to, A277, A392, A1389,
A1658, A2520.
Letter on the Phonetic alphabet by
Woodford D. Anderson from New York
Herald Tribune, A4250.
List of publications on, A2521.
Memorial of Oklahoma Legislature per-
raining to teaching. English as a world
language through, A2521.
Rerarks in House relative to former
Senator Owen's plan for a, A2520,
A4250.
GLUCK, LEONARD M., relief (see bill H. R.
1039).
GNOSPELIUS, OTTO FREDERICK, relief (see
bill H. R. 1357*).
"GO BACK TO SAN FRANCISCO," article by
James Morgan in Boston Globe en-
titled, A5015.
"GOD SUSTAIN OUR ARMS TODAY," war
hymn of United Nations by Julian G.
Hearne, Jr., entitled, A2013.
GOEBBELS, GERMAN MINISTER, remarks in
House relative to prophecies concern-
ing war of, 1045.
GOEDORT, THEODORE, authorize Secretary
of Interior to sell certain lands in
Montana to (see bill H. R. 4326).
GOEPPERT, GEORGIA B., letter on atomic
bomb-Russia should have secret by,
A4594.
GOERiNG, HERMANN, radio address by
Frank Kingdon relative to capture and
treatment of, A2245.
Remarks in House relative to treatment,
as a war criminal, of, A2188.
GOERING, PETER W., correspondence rela-
tive to restriction of nonessentials for
duration of the war, 1755.
GOETZ, MRS. CHARLES, remarks in House
relative to farm labor and the draft
written by, 143.
GOETZ, CHARLES A., relief (see bill H. R.
914).
GOETZ, EDITH MAYER, letter by Represent-
ative Cochran and telegram by Admiral
Land offering their congratulations to,
A908.
Remarks in House relative to naming as
sponsor at launching of Amherst Vic-
tory of, A908.
GOETZ, PAUL, article in Wall Street Journal
relative to foreign trade, A4830.
GOLD, article entitled "Advantages in Gold
Price Boost Pointed by Banker" by Carl
S. Kelty from Los Angeles Examiner,
A1029.
Article by W. F. Boericke relative to In-
dustrial use of in war. A4941.

GOLD-Continued.
Bill to continue existing gold reserve
ratios required to be maintained
against Federal Reserve notes In ac-
tual circulation and Federal Reserve
bank deposits by increasing monetary
value of (see bills S. 649; H. R. 2343,
2410). .
Memorial of Legislature of California
urging Congress to increase the mone-
tary value of, 5465.
Remarks in House relative to supply of,
A1718.
Remarks' in House relative to prospect of
reopening gold mines on VE-day, A1949.
Remarks in House relative to losses suf-
fered by companies mining, A1949.
Remarks in House opposing H. R. 3000,
to reduce reserves of, A2602.
Remarks in House relative to increase
by. Great Britain and China in price
of, A2834.
Remarks in House relative to British
Empire's production of, A3475.
Remarks in House relative to no longer
use of. gold for money, A3685.
Remarks in House relative to attempt
being made by Federal Reserve Board
to lower reserve requirement of, A806.
Remarks in House relative to devaluation
of, A818.
Remarks in House relative to amount
in United States Treasury, 11575.
Remarks in House relative to present
price of, A806.
Remarks in Senate relative to'establish-
ment of a new gold coin to be known
as a gold ounce, 8270.
Resolution relative to investigation of
purchase of (see S. Res. 20).
Statement by Senator Scrugham to the
press relative to bill to increase price
of, A1029.
Table: values in several nations from
Mining Journal, A5295.
GOLD AND SILVER, authorizing Committee
on Coinage, Weights, and Measures to
make Investigation of (see H. Res.
310).
GOLD AND SILVER AS MONEY IN THE
POSTWAR WORLD, article by Francis
H. Brownell on, A204.
GOLDBERG, IRVING, relief (see bill H. R.
3637).
GOLD CREEK, ALASKA, authorize prelimi-
nary examination of (see bill H. R.
3078).
GOLDEN, CLINTON S., remarks in House
relative to suggestion that War Depart-
ment mail discharges by, A4103.
GOLDEN, HARRY, remarks In House relative
to, A3438.
GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE, letter by Secretary
of War Weeks, relative to construction
of, A2564.
Poem entitled "The Bridge" by John
Steven McGroarty, A2565.
Remarks in House relative to anniver-
sary on opening of A2563.
Resolutions by Board of Supervisors of
City and County of San Francisco on
November 12, 1918, relative to con-
struction of, A2563.
GOLDENWEISER, E. A., statement relative to
Bretton Woods Conference by, A842.
"GOLD IN IDAHO PRIMITIVE AREA," article
by Walter Hovey Hill entitled, A5628.
GOLD INFLATION, article from the Wall
Street Journal relative to, 3152.
"GOLD IN UNITED STATES 'DWINDLING-
ALLIES FATTEN THEIRS," article by
Walter, Trohan from Washington
Times-Herald entitled, A1718.
GOLDMAN, MAYER, relief (see bill H. R.
3281).
GOLDMANN, EISIK, AND OTHERS, relief (see
bill H. R. 831).
INDEX
GOLDMANN, NAHUM, address before New
England division of American Jewish
Congress by, A254.
GOLD MEDAL OF HONOR OF THE ARMY
AND NAVY UNION, UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA, statement from Army
Union News relative to award to Wil-
liam Randolph Hearst of, A3058.
GOLD MINES, correspondence relative to
the proposed opening of, 5921-5922.
Remarks in House relative to operation
and opening of, 5794, 5919.
Remarks in House relative to announce-
ment by WPB as to opening of, A2834.
GOLD MINING, letter from Idaho Maryland
Mines, Inc., answering New York
Herald Tribune editorial, A4926.
Remarks in House concerning the pro-
posed relaxation of WPB order L208
relative to, 6048.
GOLD RESERVE, statistics relative to, 7539.
GOLD RESERVE ACT OF 1934, to amend (see
bills S. 1596, H. R. 4669).
GOLDSBOROUGH, GEORGE A., relief (see
bill S. 275).
GOLD STAR EMBLEMS, provide to mothers
and fathers of men who lost their lives
in armed services in World War II
(see bill H. R. 4874).
"GOLD STAR MOTHER", poem by Lizette
Marie Graeber entitled, A3714.
Remarks in House relative to Decatur
County, Ind., A2216.
Remarks in House relative to providing
for pilgrimages to foreign lands by', 271.
GOLD STAR MOTHERS AND FATHERS OF
WORLD WAR II, provide for presenta-
tion by the President of suitable in-
signia to (see bill H. R. 3780).
Bill providing for pilgrimages, after the
present war, to graves of their sons
and daughters (see bill H. R. 1500).
GOLDSTEIN, HARRY, AND MALLARDI,
JOSEPH, relief (see bill H. R. 2102").
GOLDSTEIN, NATHANIEL L., address on
Palestine before Albany (N. Y.) Zionist
District by, A2439.
GOLD WITHDRAWN FROM UNITED
STATES, statement from Treasury De-
partment relative to, A5295.
Table: list of foreign and amount of
withdrawals in 1943, 1944 and part of
1945, 11575.
GOMBERG, ALEX, remarks in House relative
to Soviet-Russian connections of late,
A2728.
"GO NORTH, YOUNG MAN," article by
Richard L. Neuberger from Collier's
entitled, A96.
GONYNOR, FRANK J., letter urging investi-
gation of meat situation by, A2948.
GONZALES, RAYMANDO, permit naturaliza-
tion of (see bill H. R. 1253).
"GOOD AMERICA-THE WIDE HORIZON,"
article by R. H. Markham entitled,
403.
GOODE, ROBERT J., article entitled "E
Pluribus Unum-A Trade Barrier Dis-
cussion" by, A76.
GOODHUE COUNTY (MINN.) SELECTIVE
SERVICE BOARD, letter relative to
Tydings amendment to Selective Serv-
ice Act by, A789.
Remarks in House commending, A789.
GOODMAN, CHARLES CLEMENT, authorize
acceptance of decoration and, order
tendered by Brazil to (see bills S.
221*); H. R. 1076").
GOODMAN, D. H., RECEIVER, adjudicate
claim of (see bill H. R. 2309).
GOODMAN, ELLIOTT, letter entitled "Ruins
of Berlin," A4905.
GOOD-NEIGHBOR DAY, authorizing Presi-.
-dent to proclaim the first day of each
new year as (see S. J. Res. 41; H. J.
Res. 24).
265
GOOD-NEIGHBOR POLICY, remarks in House
and correspondence relative to, 10984.
GOODSON, WILLIAM B., tribute in House
to, 2038.
GOODS AND SERVICES, table showing the
balarice of goods and services between
the United States and foreign coun-
tries, 1919-39, 7763.
GOODSMITH, HORACE W., relief (see bill
H. R. 822).
GOODWIN, ANGIER L. (a Representative
from Massachusetts).
Appeal by Nora Stanton Barney for
equal-rights amendment, A3343.
Appointed on committee, 491.
Article by William Stuart Howe on full-
employment bill, A4557.
Article from Boston Herald relative to
future of Boston airport, A3426.
Editorial by Raymond S. Dower, Sr., en-
titled "Give Us Men in Times Like
These," A3403.
Editorial from Boston Herald criticizing
Civil Aeronautics Board rulings af-
fecting New England, A1919.
Editorial from Boston (Mass.) Herald en-
titled "Poor Start for UNO," A5546.
Editorial from Medford (Mass.) Courier
entitled "Our Children's Health,"
A3104.
Editorial from Wakefield (Mass.) Daily
Item entitled "While Buck Is Passed
You Go Hungry," A1447.
Editorial from Wakefield (Mass.) Daily
Item on the higher cost of victory,
A2395.
Resolution by Massachusetts Clerical
Association on control of atomic en-
ergy, A5114.
Resolution by Middlesex County Council,
Department of Massachusetts, Veter-
ans of Foreign Wars relative to battle-
participation stars for prisoners of
war, A5084.
Resolution of General Court of Massa-
chusetts relative to wildlife sandtuary
in Essex County, A1413.
Resolution* of the department of social
service of the Episcopal Diocese of
Massachusetts relative to universal
military training, A5051.
Resolution of Massachusetts Legislature
urging nftional cemetery in Massachu-
setts, A1419.
Resolution of Somerville Post, No. 19,
American Legion, relative to treat-
ment of prisoners of war, A784.
Bills and ioint resolutions introduced by
Automobile-use tax: to repeal (see bill
H. R. 723), 57.
Bonney, John H.: for relief (see bill H. R.
901),. 60.
Civil A'ir Patrol: to provide recognition
of active-duty members as veterans
of World War No. 2 (see bill H. R.
1941), 749.
Cohen, Harry: for relief (see bill H. R.
1950), 750.
Cra,wshaw, Ralph Everett: to correct rec-
ord (see bill H. R. 900), 60.
Dsleo, Thomas Anthony: bestow Purple
Heart (see bill H. R. 899), 60.
Ebrecht, Theresa: for relief (see bill H. R.
4977), 11932.
Fortunato, Catherine: for relief (see bill
H. R. 4976), 11932.
Fulmer, Earl M.: for relief (see bill H. R.
2190), 1108.
Income tax: to permit deduction of
amounts paid as life insurance (see
bill H. R. 724), 57.
Lewis, Addie S.: for relief (see bill H. R.
3135), 4216.
Patchell, William F., Jr.: for relief (see
bill H. R. 3197), 4498.
Rouncevill, William H.: for relief (see
bill H. R. 902), 60.
United War Mothers of America Incor-
porated: to incorporate (see bill H. R.
1940), 749.
 266
- GOODWIN, ANGIER L.-Continued.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Woman's Enfranchisement Day: author-
izing President to proclaim November
2, 1945, as (see H. J. Res. 255), 9558.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and Individuals, 3532, 3822, 4039,
6979, 7038, 7404, 9004, 9674, 9931, 10169.
Societies and associations, 2933, 3596,
3904, 4007, 4752, 8576, 9211, 9674.
State legislatures, 4370, 4574, 6785.
Remarks by, on
Armed forces: voluntary enlistment bill,
8628.
Common carriers: agreements among,
11769.
Emergency Price Control Act, 6527.
Motor vehicle use tax, 5794.
Palestine problem, 9684.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
GOODWIN, DAVID E., relief (see bills H. R.
3343, 4804).
GORDON, BARTLEY P., report of the Com-
mittee on the Judiciary in Senate on
nomination of, 6015.
GORDON, BENJAMIN, -relief (see bills H. R.
3722, 4138).
GORDON, GAIL, pension (see bill S. 1267).
GORDON, NATHAN, remarks in Senate rela-
tive to award of the Congressional
Medal of Honor to, 3468.
GORDON, PHIL, article entitled "Altered
Liberty Troop Ships Feasible" from
Daily Pacifican by, A4691.
GORDON, THOMAS S. (a Representative from
Illinois).
Address before Polish-American Con-
gress, A4409.
Address by Herbert H. Lehman entitled
"To Win the First Battle of Peace,"
A3594.
Appeal to the President by Polish-Ameri-
can Congress, A4441.
Appointed on committee, 274.
Article by Charles Rozmarek in Chicago
Herald-American relative to Polish
Lublin Government, A531.
Article by Constantine Brown on diplo-
matic relations between United States,
Great Britain, and Russia, A2265.
Article by Gladwin Hill in New York
Times on conditions in Poland, A4611.
Article from New York Times on Poland,
A4570.
Article from Washington Star entitled
"Crowley Sees Reich Rising to War
Unless Plants Are Stripped," A3106.
Article relating to speech made by Hon.
John W. McCormack in Boston, Mass.,
entitled "Small Nations' Right on
Veto," A2917.
Articles from Chicago Daily Tribune on
Poland, A3593, A4570.
Editorial from Washington Star entitled
"Polish Deadlock," A1925.
Petition by Polish Roman Catholic Un-
ion of America, A2359.
Resolution by city council, Chicago, Ill.,
favoring general housing bill, A5068.
Resolution by City Council of Chicago
pledging support to President Truman,
A2530.
Resolution by Knights of Columbus, New
York State Council regarding commu-
nistic penetration, A2785.
Resolution of Central European Federal
Club of London, England, urging aid
for central European nations, A1898.
Resolution of Polish-American Demo-
cratic Organization of Chicago to the
Secretary of State, All0.
Resolution of United Polish Press urg-
ing revision of Yalta Conference,
A1092.
Statement by Edward R. Stettinius, Jr.,
at San Francisco Conference, A2534.
Statement by Polish-American Congress
on Crimean conference, A669.
Telegram to the President by National
Cammittee of Americans of Polish
Descent, A4176.
INDEX
GORDON, THOMAS S.-Continued.
Telegrams of Polish-American Congress
of Chicago, A1793.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Armed forces: to discharge fathers (see
bill H. R. 4274), 9372.
Pawlikowski, Walter: for relief (see bill
H. R. 2643), 2310.
Remarks by, on
Crimean conference and Poland, A669.
Polish Constitution Day, 4143.
UNRRA: additional appropriation, 11505.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
GORE, ALBERT (a Representative from
Tennessee).
Appointed Conferee, 6072,
Appointed on committee, 274.
Appointed to Select Committee to In-
vestigate Acts of Executive Agencies
Beyond the Scope of their Authority,
10530.
Editorial from Baltimore Sun on post-
war employment, A2694.
Editorial from Washigton Evening Star
relative to Mr. Hull's views on events
leading up to Pearl Harbor disaster,
A5267.
Letter by Bernard M. Baruch relative to
need of a national inventory prior to
making foreign commitments, A4872.
Letter to Senator McKellar relative to
claim of Sue FlIppin Bratton, 10915.
Sworn in, 1859.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Adams, Lillian: for relief (see bill H. R.
2727), 2585.
Baker, Pleas: for relief (see bill H. R.
2727), 2585.
Beasley, I. H.: for relief (see bill H. R.
2723), 2585.
Bratton, Sue Flippin: for relief (see bill
H. R. 3198), 4498.
Commodity Credit Corporation: loans
on tobacco (see H. R. 3589), 6701.
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Co.: for
relief (see bill H. R. 2722), 2585.
Ford, Annie D.: for relief (see bill H. R.
2726), 2585.
George, Donald: for relief (see bill H. R.
2729), 2585.
Kyle, Robert: for relief (see bill H, R.
3442), 5924.
Manier, Joe: for relief of estate (see bill
H. R. 2725), 2585.
Philippine Insurrection: to pay certain
soldiers of Regular Army who served
in (see bill H, R. 2705), 2585.
Powell, Charlie: for relief (see bill H. R.
2724), 2585.
Scarlett, Charles, and wife: for relief
(see bill H. R. 3698), 7268.
Sindle, R. H.: for relief (see bill H, R.
2728), 2585.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Governments of occupied enemy terri-
tory: creating a select committee to
study (see H. Res. 387), 10321.
Occupied enemy territory: to create a
select committee to study government
of (see H. Res. 423), 11156.
Remarks by, on
Bratton', Sue: relief, 9266, 9267.
Germany: report on service in occupied,
2451.
Government employees: health pro-
grams, 8931.
Military government of occupied Ger-
many, 2451.
Republican platform: 11778-11781.
Servicemen's Readjustment Act: con-
ference report, 12381.
Treaty ratification, 4030.
Vessels: sale of surplus, 9188, 9189, 9270,
9271.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
GORE, THOMAS P. (a former Senator from
Oklahoma).
Address in Washington, D. C., extolling
achievements of former Senator Owen,
A514.
GORGAS MEMORIAL LABORATORY, letter
transmitting annual report of, 18.
GCRHAM, GORDON T., relief of estate (see
'bill H. R. 1348").
GORRELL, EDGAR S., article entitled
"Steamship Companies in Air Trans-
portation" by, A4332.
Remarks in House 6n death of, 1924.
GORSKI, MARTIN (a Representative from
Illinois).
Appointed on committee, 275.
Appointed on committee to investigate
food situation, 2863.
Sworn in, 15.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
O'Malley, Jane: for relief (see bill H. R.
4215), 9109.
Perz, Myles: for relief (see bill H. R.
903), 60.
Remarks by, on
Food shortages: report of investigation,
4320.
Lithuania: restoration as an independ-
ant nation, 2700.
Palestine problem, 9690.
Poland: provisions of Crimean Confer-
ence regarding, 1198.
Poland and the Peace Conference, 2920.
Polish Constitution Day, 4139.
Railroads: reorganizations, 1099.
Sabath, Adolph, 4677.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
GOSHUTE INDIAN RESERVATION, letter
from Secretary of Interior transmit-
ting draft of proposed bill for addition
of land to, 1828, 2311.
GOSS, ALBERT S., address before seventy-
ninth annual meeting of National
Grange by, A5372.
Article on tariff policy should be deter-
mined by Congress, from National
Grange Monthly by, A1611.
Letter relative to farm and agricultural
organization (FAO) agreement, 7854.
Statement relative to the Full Employ-
ment Act submitted by, 9139.
Statement on International Institute of
Agriculture before House Committee
on Foreign Affairs by, A3069.
Summary of a recent statement relative
to proposed charter for Food and Agri-
culture Organization, 6633.
GOSSETT, CHARLES C. (a Senator from
Idaho).
Assigned to committees, 11369.
Credentials, 11164.
Sworn in, 11164.
Remarks by, on
Olson, Frank: confirmation, 11629.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
GOSSETT, ED (a Representative from Texas).
Address by Chester E. Merrow on subject
of treaty ratification, A1785.
Appointed on committee, 274, 275.
Article by Arne C. Wiprud relative to
public transportation and the anti-
trust laws, A5397.
Article from New York Times relative to
treaty ratification, A591.
Article on so-called Bulwinkle bill and
freight rate parity, by, A3945.
Editorial from New York Times entitled
"Full Employment Study," A4806.
Editorial from Raleigh (N. C.) News and
Observer on ratification of treaties,
A2093.
Editorial from Vernon (Tex.) Daily Rec-
ord entitled "The High Cost of Political
Obligations," AS37.
Editorial from Washington Post on treaty
ratification, A591.
Letter signed by leaders of national or-
ganizations relative to ratification of
treaties, 3953.
Memorial to late President Roosevelt by
employees of United States Depart-
ment of Agriculture, Dallas, Tex.,
A18755.
Poem by Alfred Noyes entitled "The
Pact," 4346.
Press comment on Associated Press news
release on Germany's unconditional
surrender, A2261.
Summary of veterans' benefits, A179,

GOSSETT, ED-Continued.
Amendments offered by, to
Railroads: land-grant rates (H. R. 694);
to amend, 4200.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Burton, F. W.: for relief (see bill H. R.
3431), 5838.
Butts, Charles D.: for relief (see bill H. R.
4119), 8725.
Constitution of the United States: to
amend relative to ratification of
treaties (see H. J. Res. 29), 30.
Immigration and naturalization laws: to
amend (see bills H. R. 3263, 3663),
4776, 7214.
Immigration quotas: to reduce (see bill
H. R. 414), 25.
Interstate Commerce Act: to amend rela-
tive to freight rates (see bill H. R. 413),
25.
Lower, Fred, district court for northern
Texas, to adjudicate (see bill H. R. 904),
60.
Science: to promote progress of (see bill
H. R. 4454), 9873.
Stephens, Wesley P.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 4753), 10826.
Sullivan, J. G.: for relief (see bill H. R.
4752), 10826.
Thompson, Paul T.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 905), 60.
Veterans: to grant additional oppor-
tunities with respect to purchase of
surplus property (see bill H. R. 4468),
9937.
-to grant temporary exclusion from
gross income (see bill H. R. 4469),
9937.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Daylight-.saving time: to terminate (see
H. Con. Res. 82), 8515.
War criminals: investigation-regarding
(see H. Con. Res. 46), 3700.
Remarks by, on
Common carriers: agreements among,
11751, 11767, 11768, 11776.
Cost-plus-a-fixed-fee contracts, 1587,
1588.
- statement of Comptroller General,
1587, 1588.
Deficiency appropriation bill, 1587, 1588.
Fair Employment Practice Committee,
5451, 7492.
Full employment bill, 10549-10552, 10555.
Government agencies: reorganization,
9367, 9368, 9369, 9449.
Hawaii: shortage of farm labor in, A3396.
- resolution, A3396.
National Scientific Research Foundation,
A4401.
Naturalization of aliens who served' In
armed forces, 4753.
Patton, Gen. George S.: tribute, 3495.
Peace terms, 2514.
Railroads: land-grant rates, 4195, 4200.
Treaties: constitutional amendment
4346,
Treaty ratification, 3995.
-- constitutional amendment, 4015-
4018, 4023, 4049.
War Crimes Committee, 3665, 4286, 4887.
Washington Post (newspaper): adver-
tisment for colored fountain clerk,
5451.
-- fallacious editorial on immigra-
tion, A2515.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Immigration and Natural-
ization:
Nationality Act of 1940: to amend (H. R.
3466, Rept. 780), 6585.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
GOTTESMAN, EMIL, relief (see bill H. R.
4694).
GOTTHART, CHARLES, article entitled "AFL
Executive Says United States Reds
Back Dock Strike" from Washington
Times-Herald by, A4332.
GOTTIrEB, FRED A., relief (see bill H. R.
4943).
GOTTLIEB, LEO, relief (see bill H. R. 259*).
INDEX
GOULD, PAUL, article relative to selection of
Esther Scolnick as typical mother by
United States Mother's Day Com-
memorative League from American
Hebrew by, A3358.
GOURLEY. WALLACE S., report from Com-
mittee on Judiciary on nomination to
be district judge, 10807.
GOVERNMENT, address entitled "Reorgan-
ization of the Federal Government"
by David A. Simmons, A2543.
Article by Jim H. Brady from column In-
side Washington relative to interest of
Frank Mercurio in, A3703.
Article entitled "The Relation of Fed-
eral Government to Sovereignty" by
Charles W. Briggs, A1O.
Bill to facilitate the administration of
Government and improve quality of
justice (see bill H. R. 2602).
Bill relating to admission of attorneys at
law to practice before departments and
agencies of (see bill S. 92).
Joint resolution to create a joint com-
,mittee to investigate and report as to
how it may get relief from respon-
sibilities (see H. J. Res. 64).
Remarks in House relative to the need
for efficiency in, 2843, 4036.
Remarks in House relative to fashion-
able policy of criticizing, 4341.
Remarks in House relative to danger of
centralized, A2546.
Remarks in House relative to danger of
rigid censorship to free, A667.
Remarks in House relative to desire of
people for good, A118.
Remarks in Senate relative to complex-
ity today in, A780, A1012.
Resolution providing for investigation of
bureaucracy in (see H. Res. 32).
Resolution in support of policy of
United States in free choice of gov-
ernment by all nations (see H. Res.
36).
Speech on. present-day departure from
the original conception of State and
Federal Governments by Governor
Sparks of Alabama in Jacksonville,
Fla., A5705.
GOVERNMENT AGENCIES, address entitled
"Getting Along With the Government
Agencies" by Gilbert H. Montague,
A2243.
Amendment in Senate to bill (S. 1120)
to provide for reorganization of, 10072,
10251, 10268, 10324, 10406, 10487.
Article captioned "Comptroller asks
wholesale cuts in Government agen-
cies" from Washington Evening Star,
A201 1.
Associated Press dispatch captioned
"Warren urges merciless ax for agen-
cies" from Washington Post, A1880.
Bills to provide for reorganization of (see
bills S. 1120"; H. R. 3325, 4129").
Bill relating to admission of attorneys at
law to practice before departments and
(see bill S. 572).
Bills to prohibit the entering into any
construction contract with an alien by,
(see bills H. R. 539, 3634).
Bill relating to acquisition and use of
certain motor vehicles by various (see
bill S. 56).
Editorial entitled "Many Complaints,
Not Much Action" from Chicago
Tribune, A3172.
Joint *resolution establishing joint con-
gregsional committees to obtain com-
plete information with respect to the
functioning of independent (see H. J.
Res. 209).
Letter from the Director of the Bureau
of the Budget establishing limitations
on expenditures for travel expenses
and printing and binding for certain,
9643.
Remarks in House relative to increase in
directives issued by, A1752.
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GOVERNMENT AGENCIES--:Continued.
Remarks in House relative to lobbying
by, 6617, A2281.
Remarks in House relative to resolution
to assign joint congressional commit-
tees to, A2653.
Remarks in House relative to the fum-
bling of sugar prdgram by, 1331.
Remarks in House relative to the ignoring
of Byrnes' directive on ronessential
travel by, A308.
Remarks in House relative to number of
statistical, A5419.
Remarks in House relative to reorganiza-
tion of, 9350, 9430, 9434, 9448,,A4177.
Remarks in Senate on bill (S. 1120*) to
provide for reorganization of, 10264,
10326, 10330, 10490, 10498, 10521, 10571,
10595, 10656, 10710, 10712, 10756, 10767,
10795, 10798.
Report on bill (S. 1120) to provide for
reorganization of (S. Rept. 638), 9759.
Resolution authorizing investigation of
various activities in (see H. Res. 66).
Substitution of a conferee on the bill
(H. R. 4129) for reorganization of,
11159.
GOVERNMENT AIRCRAFT ACCIDENTS, ad-
judicate claims of (see bill H. R. 2537).
GOVERNMENT RESEARCH FOUNDATION,
statement by several scientists at Uni-
versity of Minnesota relative to, A4551.
GOVERNMENT BONDS, providing for dol-
lar-for-dollar matching by United
States of savings by enlisted men In
armed forces through sale of (see
bill H. R. 143).
Remarks in House relative to interest
rate paid in 1920 on, A260.
Remarks in House relative to low rate
of interest paid in 1944 on, A260.
Remarks in House relative to, 933, 3954.
"GOVERNMENTAL BRETTON WOODS
PROPAGANDA DRIVE BLACKS OUT
DEMOCRATIC PROCESSES," section
of minority report entitled, A2633.
GOVERNMENT BUREAUCRACY, remarks in
House relative to FEPC and, A3202.
GOVERNMENT BUREAUCRATS, article en-
titled "Patent Medicine Politics" by
Senator Wiley from Washington News
Digest, A2251.
GOVERNMENT BUREAUS, letter by Repre-
sentative Scrivner relative to con-
gressional curb of, A986.
Remarks in House relative to congres-
sional curb on, A985.
Remarks in House relative to mushroom
growth of, 9430, A4065.
Remarks in House relative to request of
the President for authority to abolish,
A3899.
Remarks in House relative to waste of
money by, A4441.
Remarks in House relative to creation by
Executive order of the President of
many, A4558.
Remarks in House on the subject of fol-
lowing the law by, 9923.
GOVERNMENT BY TYRANNY, statement by
one of fathers of our Federal Constitu-
tion on, A340.
GOVERNMENT CENSORSHIP, remarks in
House relative to, 1635, 1636.
GOVERNMENT CENTRALIZATION, remarks
in House relative to too much, A744.
GOVERNMENT CHECKS, relating to replace-
ment of certain (see bil H. R. 4350*).
GOVERNMENT CHECKS AND WARRANTS,
provide for barring of certain claims
by the United States in' connection
with (see bill H. R. 129*).
GOVERNMENT COLLECTIVISM, remarks in
Senate relative to investigation and
destruction of, 5474.
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GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS, eliminating
paying of fees or granting of gifts by
subcontractors under cost-plus-a-
fixed-fee contracts (see bills S. 632;
H. R. 131, 2284*).
Bill relating to production of goods in
interstate commerce or performance of
any (see bill S. 370).
Bill to improve practices of procurement
agencies (see bill H. R. 101).
Bill to replace the present cost-plus and
other systems of contracting for public
construction by a system of negotiated
lump-sum contracts (see bill H. R.
2030).
Bill to prescribe certain restrictions re-
lating to aliens, on (see bill H. R. 3900).
Bill to authorize relief In certain cases
where supplies or services have been
furni hed for Government during the
war (see bill S. 1477).
Bill to extend through December 31, 1945,
the period in which receipts and ac-
cruals under war contracts shall be
subject to renegotiation (see bill H. R.
2400).
List of some of the evils of the cost-plus,
934.
Remarks in House relative to H. R. 131,
preventing payment of kick-backs by
subcontractors, A1030.
Remarks in House relative to I1. R. 203,
to replace present cost-plus, 904.
Remarks in House relative to Comptrol-
ler General Warren's statement on
waste through cost-plus, A665, A728.
Remarks in House relative to scandal in
cost-plus-fee basis, All00, A1551.
Remarks in Senate relative to projects in
Canada and Alaska, 6097, 6123.
Text of bill H. R. 2030 relative to, 905.
GOVERNMENTAL CONTROL, editorial from
Jersey Observer of Hoboken, N. J., rel-
ative to James A. Farley's speech on
postwar relaxation of, A2049.
GOVERNMENT CONTROL OF INTERNA-
TIONAL COMMUNICATIONS, article
by John O'Donnell from Washington
Times-Herald on, A1343.
GOVERNMENT CONTROL OF MONEY AND
CREDIT, article from London Times
relative to a way to full employment
by, A999
GOVERNMENT CORPORATION CONTROL
ACT, statement by Mr. Byrd relative to
the signing of, 11532. 1 cies of (see bill H. R. 2996).
GOVERNMENT CORPORATIONS, provide for
liquidation of certain (see bill H. R.
4160).
Bill providing for audit of (see bill H. R.
3660*).
Bills to provide for financial control of
(see bills S. 469; H. R. 2051, 2177).
Letter and statement from Edward A.
O'Neil providing for financial control
of, 7269.
Letter from the Comptroller General of
the United States relative to audit of,
1673.
List of, 1934, 11532.
Remarks in House relative to financial
control of, 893, 8546, 8557.
Remarks in House relative to liquida-
tion cf certain, 8947.
Resolution to investigate (see H. Res.
181).
Text cf bill (S. 469) relating to, 796.
Text of amendment to section 301 to
H. R. 3660 relating to, 8557.
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES. See EMPLOY-
EES OF THE UNITED STATES.
GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURES, editorial
from New York Times relative to,
A872.
Memorial from Iowa General Assembly
relative to, A1301.
Iemarks in House favoring a reduction
of 25 percent in, 9130.
Rcr=rrks in House relative to, 188, 931,
A2613, A4572.
INDEX
GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURES-Con.
Remarks in House relative to curtailing,
4133, 7407, 11046, A1302, A2019. A5673.
Resolution to investigate (see S. Rcs.
73).
GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURES AND
TAXES, editorial from Centerville
(Iowa) Iowegian relative to, A4129.
GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURES EFFECT
ON BOND BUYERS, letter by A. J.
Cray, of Lime Springs, Iowa, relative
to, A4572.
GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURES-FOREIGN
TRADE, address by Representative
Celler before New York Board of Trade
relative to, A3763.
GOVERNMENT FINANCES, article by George
Rothwell Brown from Washington
Times-Herald relative to, A772.
Letter from the Secretary of the Treas-
ury transmitting annual report of, 18.
Remarks in House relative to, A4736.
GOVERNMENT GUARANTY OF JOBP, edi-
torial from Baltimore Sun relative to,
A2694.
GOVERNMENT HOUSING, letter from Sec-
retary of the Navy transmitting pro-
posed bill to permit certain people to
occupy, 4658.
GOVERNMENT IN BUSINESS, remarks in
House on the subject of, 8539.
GOVERNMENT LENDING AGENCIES,
amendment in Senate to bill (S. 375)
relating to administration of, 465.
Bill to provide for the effective adminis-
tration of certain (see bills S. 375*;
H. R, 1706, 1761, 1775). ,
Minority views on bill (S. 375) to pro-
vide for effective administration of,
683.
Remarks in House on bill (S. 375) to
provide for the effective administra-
tion of certain, 1143, 1149, 1160, 1164,
1174, 1179, 1195, A749.
Remarks In Senate on bill (S. 375) to
provide for effective administration of,
679.
Remdrks in Senate relative to admin-
istration of, 370.
GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE, include
in national service life insurance poli-
cies certain benefits contained in poli-
Bill to provide that policies shall be In-
contestable after 1 year (see bill H. R.
553).
Bill to provide that policies shall be in-
contestable after 2 years (see bills H.
R. 565, 742).
Bills to reduce rate of interest to 3 per-
cent on loans secured by (see bills S.
447*; H. R. 344, 2448).
Bills to change interest rates on loans
secured by liens on (see bills H. R. 343,
1618).
Bill to amend section 603, title VI, Pub-
lic Law 801, Seventy-sixth Congress,
permitting any person to carry a com-
bined amount of $20,000 of (see bill
H. R. 570).
Letter from life-insurance companies in
America relative to policies of, A1740.
Remarks in House on the subject of,
10603, A1848.
Table: principal differences in policies
of national service life insurance and
those of, A1848.
"GOVERNMENT NEEDS ITS PRIVATE
BRAIN POWER," article by Senator
Wiley from Forbes entitled, A2043.
GOVERNMENT OBLIGATIONS, authorize
the carrying by banks and other in-
stitutions of (see bill S. 183).
GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS WARNED, arti-
cle by Rev. Dallas F. Billington from
Washington Evening Star relative to,
A4736.
GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES,
permit United States to be made a
party defendant in certain cases (see
bills S. 97; H. R. 603*).
Bill authorizing appointment of a com-
mittee of outstanding citizens to make
recommendations with respect to com-
pensation of certain officers of (see bill
H. R. 3582).
GOVERNMENT CVERTIME PAY PLAN,
analysis of, A80.
GOVERNMENT-OWNED ALUMINUM PLANT,
to extend the time for consideration of
report of Surplus Board on di-pcsition
of (see H. Con. Res. 97).
GOVERNMENT-OWNED LUMBER, to appoint
a special committee to investigate mat-
ters relating to (see S. Res. 204), 12032.
GOVERNMENT-OWNED MERCHANT VES-
SELS, amendments in Senate to pro-
vide for the sale of, 8362, 11526, 11533.
Bill to provide for the sale of certain (see
bill H. R. 1603*).
Remarks in Senate on bill (H. R. 3603)
for sale of certain, 12132.
Resolution to print additional copies of
hearings on bill providing for sale of
certain (see S. Res. 187*).
GOVERNMENT-OWNED WAR PLANTS, pro-
viding for investigation of handling
and disposal of (see H. Res. 288).
GOVERNMEN.' OWNERSHIP OF PLANTS,
radio address by Colston E. Warne rela-
tive to, A4C07.
GOVERNMENT PAY BILL, to increase com-
pensation of employees of the United
States (see bill S. 1415*).
Remarks in Senate relative to bill (S.
1415) to increase compensation of Fed-
eral employees, 11800, 11808.
GOVERNMENT PRINTING, control (see bill
H. R. 3299), 5116.
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE, to re-
imburse uncompensated leave earned
during fiscal year 1932 to employees of
(see bill S. 665).
Bill to authorize additional compensa-
tion for work performed on a legal
holiday by employees of (see bill S.
1679).
Bill to amend act to regulate and fix rates
of pay for employees and officers, so
as to include journeywomen bindery
operatives (see bill S. 828).
Joint resolution to reimburse uncom-
pensated leave earned during fiscal
year 1932 to employees of (see H. J.
Res. S0).
Remarks in Senate relative to contribu-
tion to war effort of, A1621.
Remarks in House and statistics rela-
tive to wage rates in, 10535.
Resolution to investigate sick leaves of
employees in (see S. Res. 114).
GOVERNMENT PROBLEMS, resolutions by
Minnesota People's Political Action
Committee relative to, A4154.
GOVERNMENT PROPERTY, providing for
transfer of title to Federal equipment
or supplies used in training defense
workers (see bill H. R. 1504).
Remarks in House relative to wanton
waste of, 11631.
GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS, to make
Merchant Marine Academy Library a
public depository for (see bill H. R.
43).
GOVERNMEN' RECORDS, to amend act to
provide for dispcsal of certain (see bill
H. R. 44*).
GOVERNMENT REGULATION CF EUSINESS,
editorial from Grand rapids (Mich.)
Press relat've to, A23SI.
Editorial from Wall S.reet Journal rela-
tive to, 1923.
Remarks in Hur relative to full em-
ployment and, A2634.

GOVERNMENT REORGANIZATION, editorial
from Washingtbn Evening Star relative
to Warren's statement on, A3861,
A3900.
Remarks in House relative to bill (H. R.'
4129) providing for, 9338, 9339, 9344,
9418.
GOVERNMENT REPORTS, to discontinue
certain reports now. required by law
(see bill H. R 380).
GOVERNMENT RESPONSIBILITY FOR CON-
TINUING FULL EMPLOYMENT, radio
address by Senator O'Mahoney on
Town Hall Meeting program relative
to, A3477.
GOVERNMENT RESTRICTIONS-HOUSING,
resolution by Tulsa Real Estate Board
urging lifting of, A3898.
GOVERNMENT SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH
PROGRAM, editorial relative to put-
ting scientists in charge of, A4759.
GOVERNMENT SERVICE, authorize certain
administrative expenses in (see bill
H. R. 4583).
Letter from the Director of the Bureau
of the Budget transmitting a draft of
proposed legislation to authorize cer-
tain administrative expenses in, 10222.
GOVERNMENT'S FUTURE COSTS, address
by Representative Jones "before Ohio
Chamber of Commerce on, A5667.
GOVERNMENT SPENDING, address by Rep-
resentative Knutson in Boston before
Massachusetts Federation of Taxpayers
Associations on, A5337.
RemarKs in House relative to. 182, 8489,
10393.
GOVERNMENT TOOLS, remarks in House
relative to destruction of, 8839.
GOVERNMENT TRAFFIC, amendment in
Senate relative to movement of (see
bill H. R. 694*).
Bill to amend act relative to the move-
ment of (see bill H. R. 694*).
Bill to authorize the charging of tolls
for passage over San Francisco-Oak-
land Bay Bridge of (see bills H. R.
3565, 3566, 3567, 3568).'
Conference report on bill (H. R. 694)
relative to the movement of, 10868.
Remarks in House relative to the bil l
(H. R. 694) to amend act relative to
the movement of, 4182, 4183.
GOVERNMENT WARTIME AGENCIES, re-
marks in House favoring abolishing,
A3910.
GOVERNMENT WASTE, letter by anonymous
writer in Minnesota relative to, A157.
Remarks In House relative to conditions
at Hill Field, Utah, A170.
Remarks in House relative to method
of abandoning Fort Brady, A4453.
Remarks in House relative to, 4134, A719,
A5259.
GOVERNMENT WASTE OF PAPER, letter by
Andrew L. Felker, of Department of
Agriculture, New Hampshire, relative
to, A1068.
GOVERNMENT WASTE OF TRUCKS IN
INDIA, letter by unidentified private
relative to, A3845.
GOVERNORS' COMMITTEE ON VETERANS'
REHABILITATION AND EMPLOY-
MENT, letter on veterans' problems on
reentering business from, A2953.
GOVERNORS' CONFERENCE, address, The
Light Metals Industry in the West by
Governor Snell, of Oregon, before,
A2114.
Address entitled "Postwar Military Pol-
icy" by Governor Hickenlooper (Iowa)
before, A1005.
GRADE A NEWS (publication), editorial rel-
ative to slackening demand for butter
from, A1090.
GRADIJAN, JUNE I., relief (see bill S. 316*;
H. R. 984).
INDEX
GRADWELL, JOHN H., relief (see. bill S.
491").
GRADY, HENRY F., letter favoring extension
of Reciprocal. Trade Agreements Act
by, A2461,
GRADY, JOHN M., relief (see bill S. 568).
GRAEBER, LIZETTE MARIE, poem entitled
"Gold Star Mother" by, A3714.
GRAFFIS, HERB, article entitled "Sccial
Arbiter?" from Chicago Times by,
A4427
GRAFTON, SAMUEL, article relative to views
of American bankers on Bretton Woods
agreements from Philadelphia Record
by, A1203.
Article entitled "Job Plans That Cun-
ningly Seek Veteran-Labor Brawls"
from Chicago Times by, A3493.
GRAFTON, VIRGINIA, relief of estate (see
bill (H. R. 1789).
GRAGG, CHARLES I., article relative to the
proposed full employment .bill written
by, 4086.
GRAHAM, FRANK P., address entitled "New
England as a National Example of the
Value of Schools and the South as a
National Challenge Toward the Equili-
zation of Educational Opportunity in
America" in Boston by, A2704.
GRAHAM, JAMES McMAHON (late a Repre-
sentative from Illinois).
Announcement of death, 10133.
GRAHAM, LEE, relief (see bill H. R. 1247*).
GRAHAM, LOUIS E. (a Representative from
Pennsylvania).
Appointed on committee, 491.
Appointed a director of Columbia Insti-
tute for the Deaf, 549.
Arti'le by Prof. Edwin Borchard, of Yale
University, relative to two-thirds rule
as to treaties, A1118.
Editorial from Toronto Globe relative to
British and Canadian manpower pol-
icies, A2395.
Telegram from Dennis Cardinal Dough-
erty opposing peacetime military
training, 10134.
Amendments offered by, to
Lending agencies of the Government (S.
375), 1184.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Broad, Blanche E.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 906), 60.
Hammond, Clara: to increase pension
(see bill H. R. 1461),. 268.
McClelland, Susan: to increase pension
(see bill H. R. 1463), 268.
Tarno, Matilda: to increase pension (see
bill H. R. 1462), 268.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 2586, 4575,
10564, 10874, 11280, 11699, 11855, 12230.
Societies and associations, 128, 10692,
10874, 11368, 12230.
Remarks by, on
Antiracketeering Act, 11842, 11904, 11920.
Constitutional Convention: one hun-
dred and fifty-eighth anniversary, 4542.
Courts: admission of evidence, 2508.
House of Representatives: question
period, 39, 40.
salary of reading clerks, 4457.
Insurance business: regulation of, 1086.
Lending agencies of the Government,
1176, 1184.
Presidential succession, 7020, 7021.
Tidelands: quieting title to, 8854.
Treaties: constitutional amendment,
4328, 4329, 4330, 4345, 4360.
Wallace, Henry A., 1176, 1184.
War agencies appropriation bill, 5741,
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
GRAHAM, N. R., remarks in House relative to
flood control at Tulsa, Okla., 11211.
GRAHAM, IIENZIE, ESTATE OF, relief (see
bill H. R. 921).
GRAHAM, ROBERT E., relief (see bill H. R.
3248).
269
GtAHAM, WALTON R., relief (see bill H. R.
2009).
GRAIN, correspondence relative to shortage
of cars for, 3285.
News release by Office of Defense Trans-
portation relative to, A3778.
Remarks in House relative to future dis-
tribution of, A3275.
Remarks in Senate relative to trans-
portation by the railroads of, 3182,
8058.
Resolution to investigate freight-car
shortage for transportation of (see S.
Res. 115), 3182.
Statistics relative to harvested acreage
of, 2990.
Statistics of prices of grain on the Chi-
cago Board of Trade, 1974.
GRAIN CONVERSION, INTO ALJCOHOL,
statement by J. L. Welsh relative to,
A3275.
GRANAHAN, WILLIAM T. (a Representative
from Pennsylvania).
Editorial from Veterans' Journal entitled
"Why Veterans' Hospitals," A4175.
Appointed on committee, 274, 275.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Barrett, James J., Jr.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 3177), 4370.
Greenwood, J. W., Jr.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 2813), 2888.
Distiict of Columbia: relating to height
of building at .2400 Sixteenth Street
(see bill H. R. 4549), 10246.
Kelly, Patrick A.: for relief (see bill H. R.
2595), 2073.
Kraus, Otto (receiver) : for relief (see bill
H. R. 3443), 5924.
Mandrame, Theodore: for relief (see bill
H. R. 2809), 2888.
Officers, commissioned, of U. S. S. St.
Louis during Spanish-American War:
for relief (see bill H. R. 2104), 986.
Tariff Act of 1922: to adjudicate certain
claims arising out of (see bill H. R.
3437), 5923.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 4370.
Societies and associations, 3904.
Remarks by, on
Wynnefield Community Committee for
Memorial 'Meeting of Philadelphia,
A2023.
Wynnefield resolution, A2023.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Claims:
Baker, George E. (H. R. 1456, Rept. 768),
6108.
Black, Clara (H. R. 2737, Rept. 770), 6408.
Driggers, Catherine, and others (H. R.
801, Rept. 983), 8949.
Graham, Lee (H. R. 1347, Rept. 208),
1390.
Guarino, Arthur A. (H. R. 2243, Rept.
1391), 11931.
Haines, John (H. R. 3011, Rept. 1002),
8949.
Johnson, John G. (H. R. 2579, Rept. 991),
8949.
MacDonald, Madeline J. (H. R. 892, Rept.
634), 5381.
Marquis, J. Clyde (H. R. 2172, Rept. 888),
7419.
Mattas, Mathew (H. R. 1031, Rept. 407),
2966.
Mello, Joseph 0. (H. R. 2246, Rept. 1393).
11931.
Perz, Myles (H. R. 903, Rept. 406), 2966.
Slade, Robert Lee (H. R. 1602, Rept. 210),
1390.
Thurber, Edward W. (H. R. 2244, Rept.
1392), 11931.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
GRANATA, JOHN, relief (see bill S. 144").
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC, author-
ize attendance of the Marine Band at
the national encampment at Colum-
bus, Ohio, to be held by (see bill H. R.
3287').

GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC-Con."
Bill to provide for incorporation of Na-
tional Woman's Relief Corps, Auxiliary
to (see bills S. 1650; H. R. 1386, 1822).
Remarks in House relative to, 5221.
GRAND CANYON NATIONAL GAME PRE-
SERVE, readjust the exterior bound-
aries of (see bill H. R. 3811).
GRAND CANYON NATIONAL PARK, remarks
In House relative to establishment of,
A774.
GRAND COULEE DAM, editorial entitled
"Biggest Power Source" from Rochester
(N. Y.) Democrat and Chronicle, A4068.
Remarks in House relative to power gen-
erated by, 3336.
"GRAND COULEE POWER FOR RAIL-
ROADS," article by Richard L. Neu-
berger from Signalman's Journal en-
titled, A5641.
GRANDFATHER MOUNTAIN, remarks in
House relative to preserving as a me-
morial of, A1321.
"GRANDFATHER MOUNTAIN-SHALL IT BE
SAVED?" articles by Harlan P. Kelsey
entitled, A1321, A1322.
GRAND HAVEN, MICH., editorial from Grand
Haven Daily Tribune relative to ad-
vantages of, A4878.
GRAND ISLAND (NEBR.) ROTARY CLUB,
resolution concerning the proposed
irrigation project, 11282.
GRAND JUNCTION (COLO.) SENTINEL,
article captioned "What's happening to
sugar" from, A3929.
GRAND JURY INVESTIGATION OF HOD
CARRIERS UNION, letter from West-
chester County (N. Y.) Grand Jury
relative to, A4759.
GRAND RAPIDS PhESS, article relative to
hcusing shortage, A4836.
Editorial on Government regulation of
business from, A2691.
Editorial on Truman's program for wages
and prices from, A4686.
GRAND RIVER DAM PROJECT, OKLA., au-
thorize use of certain lands for flowage
providing additional storage space in
Pensacola Reservoir of (see hills H. R.
3058*; S. 1044).
GRAND STREET (NEW YORK CITY) SET-
TLEMENT, statement favoring price
control by, A5155.
GRANDVIEW HOSPITAL, relief (see bill H. R.
1891").
GRANGE NEWS (publication), editorial en-
titled "One Cure for Powercrats" from,
A4247.
Editorial paying tribute to Franklin
Delano Roosevelt by master of Wash-
ington State Grange from, A2068.
CRANGER, WALTER K. (a Representative
from Utah).
Appointed on committee, 274.
Article from Collier's entitled "Utah's
Steel Guinea Pig," A198.
Biographical sketch of Under Secretary
of Agriculture Grover Bennett Hill,
A2945.
Editorial from Ogden (Utah) Standard-
Examiner entitled "West Presents Its
Case," A1019.
Editorial from Standard-Examiner,
Ogden, Utah, entitled "Farmers Who
Win Prizes," A1709.
Editorial from Washington Post entitled
"Minimum Wage," A5016.
Letter covering a marine's complaints,
A3011.
Letter from G. F. Spratling, Represent-
ative, Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers, urging amendment to Rail-
road Retirement Act, A343.
Price and wage control: survey National
Opin'on Research Center of Univer-
sity of Denver, A2976.
INDEX
GRANGER, WALTER K.-Continued,
Resolution by Prove Post, No. 13, Ameri-
can Legion urging that all necessary
facilities be provided for the rehabili-
tation of veterans, A5254.
Resolution of Forty-third Street Rifle
Club of New York City to establish a
Marine Corps Day, A2067.
Survey by Utah Manufacturers Associa-
tion relative to labor situation, A5595:
Tables: wool, sheep, and lambs, A1356.
Tariff Commission report on cost of pro-
duction of wool, sheep, and lambs in
1944, A1355.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Bear River: compact between Utah,
Idaho, and Wyoming for division of
waters of (see bill H. R. 4870), 11368.
Fur-bearing animals: relating to domes-
tic raising of (see bill H. R. 2115), 1043.
McCoard, Bert T., for relief (see bill
H. R. 2683), 2457.
Smith, Charles J.: for relief (see bill H. R.
4120), 8725.
Ute Indians: disposition of funds of
(see bill3805), 7551.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill, 2569.
Alcohol plants, 10005.
American Automobile Association: vet-
eran-rehabilitation program, 843.
Antiracketeering Act, 11910, 11915.
Beet-sugar industry: reciprocal trade
agreements and, 4496.
Bureau of Reclamation, 3877.
Cattle: supply of, 2559.
Colorado River development, 3877.
Death through carelessness, 2038.
Full employment and the farmer, 10242.
Full-employment bill, 10453, 10456,
11979, 11984, 12085.
Grazing Service, 3878.
Housing for veterans, 12299.
Interior Department appropriation bill,
3877, 3884.
Naval Reserve Officers' Training Corps:
personnel, 313.
Navy: postwar composition, 10145, 10157,
10158.
O'Connor, James F.: eulogy, 266.
Pearl Harbor investigation, 10447.
Postage rates, 12210.
Reciprocal trade agreements, 4494, 5138.
Renegotiation Act, 6073.
Revenue bill of 1945, 9619, 9623, 9632.
Roosevelt, Franklin D.: justification of
fourth term, 1094.
Selective service: Tydings amendment,
. 1515, 1531.
Servicemen's Readjustment Act, 12375.
Submarine training death, 2836.
Veterans: reemployment of, A3906.
Veterans' Administration: investigation,
2875, 2878.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Agriculture:
Domestic fur-bearing animals (H. R.
2115, Rept. 1346), 11785.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
"GRANGEVILLE FARMER LURES CATTLE
TO GRAZE ON SALTED WEEDS,"
article from Lewiston (Idaho) Tribune
entitled, A3622.
GRANII, THEODORE, letter from Vice Pres-
ident Truman of congratulations to,
A2132.
Remarks in House praising program,
American Forum of the Air, conducted
by, A2132.
Remarks in House relative to connection
with Government agencies of, A2133.
GRANT, FRED W., relief (see bill H. H. 3827).
GRANT, GEORGE M. (a Representative from
Alabama).
Appointed on committee, 274.
Poem by Horace C. Carlisle entitled "The
Wailing World's Heart-Felt Goodby,"
a tribute to President Roosevelt,
A1765.
Poem entitled "The Priceless Prelude to
World Peace," A3365.
GRANT, GEORGE M.-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions intrcduced by
Alabama: to convey Fort Morgan mili-
tary reservation to State of (see bill
H. R. 4433), 9821.
Blair, Algernon, and heirs: to adjudicate
claim of (see bill H. R. 2161), 1081.
Harris, J. L.: for relief (see bill H. R.
2222), 1171.
Shaffer, John P.: to correct military
record (see bill H. R. 2221), 1171.
Thames, Howard H.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 2220), 1171.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
GRANT, J. R., letter endorsing peace resolu-
tions by, A608.
GRANT, ROBERT A. (a Representative from
Indiana).
Appointed on committee, 88.
Article by Admiral Standley in Army and
Navy Journal entitled "Home, Strange
Home," A1234.
Article by David Lawrence entitled
"Henry Wallace's 1950," A4817.
Article by David Lawrence in Washing-
ton Star relative to muddling by Army,
A345.
Article by Dr. Ferdinand A. Hermens
relative to thoughts for peace plan-
ners, A637.
Article by Herbert Hoover entitled "The
Seven Points That Dumbarton Oaks
Forgot," A1488.
Article by Herbert Hoover urging preser-
vation of political rights in charter of
peace, A1508.
Article by Herbert Hoover urging stern
justice in treaties, A1578.
Article by Lawrence Sullivan entitled
"Food Muddle-How It Grew," A2337.
Article by Lawrence Sullivan in Nation's
Business entitled "Lend-Lease Grab
Bag," A3602.
Article by Raymond Moley entitled
"Seven Salient Points," A1508.
Article by Rev. J. Hugh O'Donnel, presi-
dent, University of Notre Dame, rela-
tive to compulsory military training,
A317.
Article from New York Sun by George E.
Sokolsky entitled "These Days" refer-
ing to Atlantic Charter, A141.
Letter from Indiana Coal Merchants
Association relative to rules imposed
by OPA, A1497.
List of emergency legislation, A4488.
Radio discussion with Representative
Bradley reporting on visit to advance
military bases, A4957.
Speech by General Hershey, December
11, 1944, outlining task before us, A355.
Telegram from Governor of Indiana
relative to unemployment of veterans
because of strikes, 11815.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Armed forces: to provide 30 days' leave
before honorable discharge to certain
members (see bill H. R. 2768), 2743.
Automobile use tax: to repeal (see bill
H. R. 3308), 5121.
Constitution of the United States: to
amend relative to terms of office of
the President (see H. J. Res. 9), 30.
Hines, George H., Jr.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 1951), 750.
Marine Corps Day: to observe (see H. J.
Res. 249), 9292.
Patents: to extend unexpired (see bill
H. R. 3069), 3938.
Pay Readjustment Act: to amend (see
bill H. R. 117), 20.
Pulaski, Casimir: to commemorate death
of (see H. J. Res. 74), 327.
Pyle, Ernie: to award posthumously Con-
gressional Medal of Honor (see H. Xt
Res. 164), 3700.
Sante, Gisella: for relief (see bill H. R.
3124), 4174.

GRANT, ROBERT A.-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Social Security Act: to amend to extend
benefits to certain legally adopted
children (see bill H. a. 116), 20.
- relating to status of legally
-adopted children eligible for child's
insurance benefits under title II of
(see bill H. R. 2505), 1829.
Stose, Ralph I: for relief (see bill H. R.
3764), 7420.
Veterans: to provide duplicate posthu-
mous awards in certain cases (see bill
H. R. 1861), 640.
White Van Line, Inc.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 1792), 513.
Motions and resolutions offered by
World War II: declaring termination of
(see H. Con. Res. 98), 10042.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 1541.
Remarks by, on
Antiracketeering Act, 11904.
Atomic bomb: effect on ships at sea,
10192.
Drafting of farmers in spite of law, A663.
Increa7sing the national debt, Al140.
Lending agencies of the Government,
1181.
MacArthur, Gen. Douglas: tribute, 9674.
Marine Corps Day, A4270.
Mott, James W.: eulogy, 10627.
National Service Act, 600.
-- conference report, 2844.
Navy: postwar composition, 10192.
Navy and Marine Corps: increase per-
sonnel, 11443, 11444, 11445.
Palestine problem, 9687.
Polish Constitution Day, 4145.
Pyle, Ernie: tribute by War Department,
3667.
St. Elizabeths Hospital: treatment of
Navy patients, 7878.
United States marines: tribute to, 1391.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Naval Affairs:
Guam: residents of (S. 1139, Rept. 1135),
9872.
-- transfer of land (S. 1362, Rept.
1136), 9872.
Oahu Railway & Land Co. (H. R. 618,
Rept. 29), 431.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
GRANT, ULYSSES S., address by Charles J.
Zinn on Memorial Day in New York
paying tribute to, A2713.
Remarks in House relative to so-called
anti-Semitic quotation of, A3400.
GRANT, W. W., address at memorial service
for late Franklin Delano Roosevelt by
Denver Chamber of Commerce by,
A1896.
GRANT COUNTY, KANS., letter by E. A.
Kepley relative to grain-car shortage
in, A482.
"GRANT'S ULTIMATUM-UNCONDITIONAL
SURRENDER," article by Mark Sulli-
van from Washington Post entitled,
A3448.
GRANVILLE (N. DAK.) HERALD (news-
paper), editorial relative to bureauc-
racy offers -fuel saving advice to
McHenry County, N. Dak., by Fred
Kobel from, A960.
GRAPEWINE (publication), article cap-
tioned "Mare Island sets another rec-
ord-1930 beneficial ideas put into war
effort" from, A4067.
GRASSI, VIOLET, address before Hall Fur-
lough Clubs on St. Patrick's Day by,
A1418.
GRATUITIES, designate payments to dis-
abled veterans as partial repayment of
debt owed and not as (see H. J. Res.
1(9).
GRAUX, LIEUTENANT (lieutenant, French
Army), letter relative to France dur-
Ing German occupation by, A695.
INDEX
GRAVE MARKERS, amend act of April 18,
1940, relating to furnishing of certain
(see bill S. 679).
Bill relative to exclusion from ceme-
teries of grave markers supplied by
United States Government for de-
ceased veterans (see bill H. R. 1686).
GRAVES, JOHN TEMPLE, article relative to
construction of paper plants in South
from Birmingham Age-Herald by,
A3508.
Article entitled "While We Read History
We Make History" from Birmingham
Age-Herald by, A201.
Radio address on race discrimination at
America's Town Meeting of the Air by,
A3457.
"GRAVY TRAIN FRIENDS," editorial from
Miles City (Mont.) Daily Star cap-
tioned, A3824.
GRA, ADNEY W., relief (see bill H. R. 1153).
GRAY, ANGUS WINSLOW, relief (see bill
S. 274).
GRAY, BERTHA MAE, adjucate claim of (see
bill H. R. 1982).
GRAY, CARL A., article on Connecticut re-
employment program by, A836.
GRAY, CHARLES J., statement'relative to de-
plorable conditions. at camp for con-
scientious objectors in Germfast, Mich.,
by A1461. •
GRAY, EDWARD, SR., AND EDWARD, JR.,
adjudicate claim of .(see bill H. R.
1982).
GRAY IRON FOUNDERS INDUSTRY, letter
by Senator Wiley relative to serious
situation in, A4650.
Remarks in Senate relative to, 9566.
GRAY IRON FOUNDERS' SOCIETY, address
entitled "Some Bottlenecks of Recon-
version" by Senator Wiley in Chicago
before, A4650.
GRAY, MABEL GLENN, relief (see bill H. R.
1732*).
GRAY, MARK, editorial on back to work
propaganda. from Indianapolis Com-
mercial by, A4384.
GRAY, RICHARD, relief of estate (see bill
H. R. 1789).
GRAY, THOMAS F., relief (see bill S. 323*).
GRAYSON, JOHN H., article by Charles F.
Davis from Monrovia (Calif.) News Post
paying tribute to inventive contribu-
tions to war effort of, A3526.
Letter relative to the abuses of the pat-
ent law by, A3527.
Remarks in House relative to large num-
ber of patents issued to, A3526.
GRAZIANO, KAY, relief (see bill H. R. 1310).
GRAZING FEES. See also PUBLIc LANDS.
Statistics relative to, 2876.
GRAZING LANDS, remarks in House relative
to restoration of western, A2632.
GRAZING SERVICE. See PUBLIC LANDS.
GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA CO.,
article entitled "How A & P Beat the
Chain-Store Tax Bill" by Theodore
Christianson from NARD Journal,
A3960.
Remarks in House relative to business
operations -of, A3960.
Remarks In House relative to evidence
presented by Department of Justice in
trial of, A3960.
GREAT BRITAIN. See also BRITISHi LOAN.
Analysis of terms of proposed -loan to,
12151.
Article entitled "How Broke Is Great
Britain" by Junius B. Wood from Na-
tion's Business, A853.
Bill to authorize payment of indemnity
on behalf of John Bailey in settle-
ment of claim to (see bill H. R. 692).
Correspondence, relative to purchase of
petroleum equipment in;9654.
GREAT BRITAIN--Continued,
Correspondence between Representative
Cellar and Acting Secretary of State
Grew relative to loan to, A3830.
Editorial entitled "Bargaining With
Britain" from Larchmont (N. Y.) Daily
Times, A4528.
Injunction of secrecy removed in Senate
from agreement on petroleum with
(Ex. H), 10323.
Letter by Frank Tom-Pee-Saw, secre-
tary, League of American Indians, rel-
ative to proposed loan to, 12231,
Message from the President transmitting
two treaties concerning taxes on in-
comes negotiated with, 3853.
Remarks in House relative to war-pro-
duction record in, 2842.
Remarks in House relative to mandated
islands of, A2156.
Remarks in House relative to activity
to capture our domestic markets of,
A2815.
Remarks in House relative to increase in
price of gold by, A2634.
Remarks in House relative to contribu-
tion to World Bank asked of, A934.
Remarks in House relative to misstate-
ments bn loans requested by, A3875.
Remarks in House relative to the Bal-
four Declaration, 9457.
Remarks in House relative to Czechoslo-
vakia requesting loan of, A4131.
Remarks in House relative to wool stored
in United States belonging to, A4187.
Remarks in House relative to persecu-
tion of the Jews by the British Gov-
ernment, 11743, A2156.
Remarks in House relative to a proposed
loan to, 8494, 8511, 11891, 12265, A5311.
Remarks in House relative to the ster-
ling bloc and, 8921. ,
Remarks in Senate relative to conven-
tions with respect to taxes on the es-
tates of deceased persons, 7159.
Remarks in Senate relative to decora-
tions conferred on American Chiefs of
Staff by, 10890.
Remarks in Senate and statistics relative
to the proposed loan to, 11295, 11530,
11611.
Remarks in Senate relative to discrimi-
nation against American nationals in,
9571.
Resolution urging United States to in-
sist on fair trade practices by (see H.
Res. 341).
Statement relative to American loan to
Great Britain by Prime Minister of,
A5343.
GREAT BRITAIN AND NORTHERN IRE-
LAND, convention relative to the in-
come tax, 7353.
GREAT BRITAIN-FINANCIAL AID, edito-
rial from Washington Post relative to,
A3875.
GREAT BRITAIN: LOAN BY UNITED
STATES, statements by President of
United. States and Prime Minister of
Great Britain relative to, A5343.
GREAT BRITAIN'S IMPRISONMENT OF TY-
LER KENT. remarks in House relative
to, A4511.
GREAT BRITAIN'S REQUEST FOR FINAN-
CIAL ASSISTANCE, article by Doro-
thy Thompson relative to, A4014.
GREATER NEBRASKAN (publication), arti-
cle entitled "Mother an' Me-'Our
John Is 'Comin' Home Tomorrow''" by
Mark M. Shaw from, A3921.
GREATER NORTH DAKOTA ASSOCIATION,
letter relative to OWI's misinformation
article on Midwestern States and also
resources of North Dakota from, A3631.
GREAT FALLS, MONT., remarks in House
relative to importance in Orient
of airfield at, A677.
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GREAT FALLS (MONT.) TRIBUNE, edito-
rial entitled "Leadership at San Fran-
cisco" from, A2511.
Editorial entitled "Montana First State
in Mighty Seventh War Loan Drive"
from, A3118.
GREAT LAKES, order State Department to
cease its efforts to give control of fish-
eries in Great Lakes to a foreign coun-
try (see bill H. R. 5090).
Memorial of Legislature of Michigan
urging creation of harbors of refuge
on, 1750, A953.
Remarks in House relative to the fish-
eries of, 12476.
Remarks In House relative to strikes in
mining area of, 10810.
Resolution authorizing an investigation
with respect to fisheries on (see H.
Res. 116).
GREAT LAKES-ST. LAWRENCE BASIN, im-
prove (see bills S. 1331; H. R. 671,
1428).
Bill to provide for approval of United
States-Canadian agreement dated
March 19, 1941, for improvement of
(see bill H. R. 4124).
Joint resolution approving agreement
between United States 'and Canada
relating to (see S. J. Res. 104; H. J. Res.
248, 252, 253, 260, 270).
Letter by Representative Mansfield rel-
ative to agreement between United
States and Canada on, A5231.
Message from the President relative to
development of (H. Doc. 302), 9293,
9343.
GREAT LAKES-ST. LAWRENCE WATER-
WAY, memorial of Legislature of Wis-
consin relative to the proposed devel-
cpment of, 3265, 3284.
Remarks in House relative to signing in
1932 of treaty relative to, A1700.
Resolution by Common Council of Mani-
towoc, Wis., relative to, A2497.
GREAT LAKES STEEL CORP., letter relative
to a new housing project in Detroit,
Mich., 1677.
GREAT MIAMI VALLEY OF OHIO, remarks
in House relative to amicable manage-
ment-labor relations in, A3978.
GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY, concessions
made by, 10107.
GREAT NORTHERN TURKEY COOPERA-
TIVES, INC., resolutions relative to the
Missouri Valley Authority adopted by,
4585.
GREECE, address by Representative Lane in
Lynn, Mass., on anniversary of inde-
pendence of, A1525.
Address by Senator Green In Boston at
celebration of Greek Independence
Day, A1624.
Address by Ambassador of Greece at
Worcester, Mass., in commemoration of
independence of, A1699.
Article by Soterios Nicholson from
Washington Evening Star relative to
problems in, A482.
Editorial from New York Herald Tribune
relative to justice for, A4550.
Letter and resolution by Order of Ahepa
relative to claims of, A4089.
Letter and resolution by Hellas Chapter,
Order of Ahepa, relative to the rights
of, A4415, A4416.
Radio addresses by Philon Philon and
Senator O'Mahoney on the anniversary
of independence of, A1522.
Remarks in House relative to struggle of
democratic elements in, A3532.
Remarks in House relative to proposed
loan by Britain to, 11927.
Remarks in House relative to affairs in,
10131.
Resolution to award the Dodecanese
Islands to (see S. Res. 82).
Resolution for relief of the stricken peo-
ple of, 9470.
INDEX
GREECE-Continued.
Resolution adopted by the Omaha Chap-
ter, No. 147, Order of Alepa, relative
to the war-stricken people of, 9212.
Statement by Winston Churchill relative
to economic problems of, 5678.
GREEN, DWIGHT H. (Governor of Illinois),
Address in Chicago before American-
Lithuanian Congress by, A5507.
Article by Robert Howard from Chicago
Tribune containing address before Re-
publican National Committee by,
A5424.
Letter favoring restoring employment
service to State by, A3130.
Letter relative to Army Air Force Day at
Scott Field, Ill., by, A3849.
Tribute in House, A3130.
GREEN, JOHN, address on Shipbuilding
Industry-Preparation for Peace in
Colorado Springs by, A5629.
GREEN, RITA C., relief (see bill H. R. 2866*).
GREEN, THEODORE FRANCIS (a Senator
from Rhode Island).
Address at Boston,. Mass., March 25, 1945,
at celebration of Greek Independence
Day, A1624.
Address at Rhode Island State Sana-
torium on subject Tuberculosis Is
Preventable, A4624.
Address by Ambassador of Greece at
Worcester, Mass., A1699.
Appointed conferee, 2252, 4601, 5215, 6202.
Appointed on committee, 189, 170.
Appointed on funeral committee, 333,
3356.
Appointed members on committee to
plan improvement of Senate chamber,
7937.
Appointed teller to count electoral votes,
C3.
Article by Charles Warren entitled
"Presidential Succession," A3639.
Article by Christopher Dawson entitled
"Parties, Politics, and Peace," A2200.
Article by Senator Thomas of Utah in
Christian Sun entitled "Punishment of
War Criminals," A3484.
Article from Providence Journal entitled
"General Marshall," A3219.
Letter from John J. Madigan, Assistant
Deputy Administrator for Rationing,
relative to the meat shortage in Rhode
Island received by, 6414.
Petitions by members of Rhode Island
Legislattre favoring confirmation of
Henry A. Wallace as Secretary of Com-
merce, 912.
Resolution by Indiana Democratic State
Committee relative to election irregu-
larities, 912.
Resolution by Providence (R. I.) City
Council asking that Italy be allowed to
participate -in San Francisco Confer-
ence, 3362.
Resolution by Providence (R. I.) City
Council relative to operation of Walsh-
Kaiser Co. Shipyard at Fields Point,
R. I., 2462.
Resolution by Rhode Island relative to
cancellation of certain income taxes of
members of armed forces, 912.
Resolution by Rhode Island relative to
naturalization laws, 3283.
Resolution by Rhode Island General As-
sembly relative to draft of farm work-
ers, 1405.
Resolution by Rhode Island General As-
sembly relative to lace industry, 4092.
Resolution by Rhode Island General As-
sembly relative to old-age assistance,
4092.
Resolution by Rhode Island General As-
sembly relative to Palestine, 4092.
Resolution by Rhode Island General As-
sembly relative to representation of
armed forces at peace conference, 4092.
Resolution by Rhode Island General As-
sembly relative to showing of official
War films, 4092.
GREEN, THEODORE FRANCIS-Continued.
Resolution by Rhode Island General As-
sembly relative to Walsh-Kaiser ship-
building plant, Providence, R. I., 2998.
Resolution by Rhode Island Legislature
relative to erection of veterans' hos-
pital in State, 1542.
Resolution by Rhode Island Legislature
requesting establishment of national
cemetery at Providence Plantations,
516.
Statement explaining differences in bills
introduced relative to social security
made by, 6636.
Amendments offered by, to
Deficiency appropriation bill (H. R.
4805): to amend, 11706.
Vessels (H. R. 3603) : to amend, 11882.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Absentee voting by servicemen: to amend
law (see bill S. 682), 1756.
Armed services of the United States: to
locate a monument in District of Co-
lumbia (see S. J. Res. 98), 8952.
Barrows, Florence: for relief (see bill
S. 1142), 6015.
Boutwell, Emma S.: to pension (see bill
S. 668), 1599.
Dagenais, Wilfred: for relief (see bill
S. 670), 1641.
Employees of the United States: to pro-
vide optional retirement after 25 years
of service (see bill S. 1422), £882.
Federal Corrupt Practices Act of 1925:
to amend (see bill S. 1261), 7433.
La Pearl, Raymond: to adjudicate claim
of (see bill S. 871), 3362.
Letters patent: to renew and extend (see
bill S. 1424), 8882.
Lundgren, Oscar A. Jr.: for relief (see
bill S. 1707), 12232.
Murphy, Alice A.: for relief (see bill
S. 1126, 5757.
Myers, Charles: for relief (see bill S.
1137), 5842.
Navy Motor Torpedo Boat Squadron
Training Center, Melville, R. I.: to au-
thorize disposition of (see bill S. 1401),
8663.
Phillips, Charles L.: for relief (see bill
S. 1423), 8882.
Silver: to authorize use by industry of
that held by United States (see bill
S. 1508), 9938.
-to extend act authorizing use for
war purposes (see bill S. 1170), 6322.
Social Security Act: amendment to (see
S. 1188), 6635.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Campaign expenditures, 1944: to print
additional copies of Senate Report 101
on (see S. Res. 107), 25'5.
Committee on Privileges and Elections:
assistant clerk (see S. Rcs. 53), 466.
Electoral votes: counting (see S. Con.
Res. 1), 5.
International Court of Justice: relating
to jurisdiction of (see S. Rcs. 196),
11109.
Reilly, Clara M.: to pay compensation
(see S. Res. 85), 1412.
Special Campaign EKpenditures Com-
mittee: extension cf time for submis-
sion of report (see S. Res. 88), 1543.
Remarks by, on
Campaign expenditures: report of spe-
cial committee, 2241.
Capehart, Homer E.: findings of commit-
tee investigating election cf, 2242.
Election laws: recommended changes,
2242.
Liectoral votes: report of tellers, 65, 90.
Federal Corrupt Practices Act, 7433.
Hatch Act, 2242.
Independent Offices appropriation bill,
2089.
-postwar planning, 2089.
McMahon, Brien: oath of office, 4.
National Memorial Stadium, 11548.
Palestine resolution, 12167, 12163.
Presidential succession, 7070.

GREEN, THEODDRE FRANCIS-Contlnued.
Remarks by, on
Senate: rule regarding attendance of
Senators, 5972.
Social Security Act: amendment, 6635.
T'nited Nations Charter, 7951.
United Nations Organization: American
representative, 11091.
United States War Ballot Commission:
to print (S. Doc. 6), 677.
Vessels: sale of Government-owned,
11549, 11550, 11551, 11553, 11554, 11555,
11869, 11870,11872, 11875, 11882.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Foreign Relations:
Frark, Laurence C.: nomination, 4131.
Committee on 'Public Buildings and
.Grounds:
Becker, Gustav (S. J.'Res. 4, Rept. 320),
5307.
Capitol Building (S. J. Res. 31, Rept. 322),
5385.
Nashville, Tenn. (S. 1649), 11933.
Special Committee To Investigate Presi-
dential, Vice Presidential, and Sena-
torial Campaign Expenditures (S.
Rept. 101), 2241.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
GREEN, THOMAS HENRY, report of the
Committee on Military Affairs in Sen-
ate on nomination of, 9496.
Speech on problems of military justice
at Cincinnati before American Bar
Association by, A5777.
GREEN, W. COOPER, statement relative to
the full-employment bill, 7264.
GREEN, WILLIAM (president, American
Federation of Labor), address relative
to legislative program of American
Federation of Labor on Labor Day by,
A3841.
Address on the 30-hour-week bill, 5063.
Address on Labor Day at Camden, N. J.,
at memorial services for Peter J. Mc-
Guire by A3744.
Article entitled "American Labor in
World Affairs" from American Federa-
tionist by, A1476.
Article relative to American Federation
of Labor endorsing Bretton Woods
agreements from American Federalist
by, A2237.
Editorial entitled "Union Responsibility"
from American Federationist
by,
A1414.
Letter endorsing Lewis B. Schwellenbach
as Secretary of Labor, 4968.
Letter relative to manpower legislation
by, 2912.
Letter relative to defeat of the German
armies written by, 2846, 2852.
Letter remonstrating against bill (H. R.
1752) providing for mobilization of
manpower for war work, 628.
Letter commenting on bill (S. 191) to
regulate hospital construction by,
10570, 11794.
Letter relative to the nomination of
Raymond S. McKeough to be a mem-
ber of the Maritime Commission, 9581.
Radio address on program of American
Federation of Farm Bureau by, A2805..
Remarks in House relative to full em-
ployment bill and, A4728.
Remarks in Senate relative to the char-
ter of American oil tankers (see bill
H. R. 3603), 12134.
Statement relative to national-health
program by, A5097.
Statement to Town Hall Meeting in sup-
port of FEPC by, A3257.
Statement endorsing bill (S. 1050) en-
titled "Social Security Amendments of
1945," relating to public' health and
welfare, by, A2613.
Telegram relative to the conference re-
port on the manpower bill, 2748.
Telegram -opposing 'the May conscription
bill, 660.
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GREEN, WILLIAM DE ROSSET, report of
the Committee on Military Affairs in
Senate on nomination of, 11039.
GREEN, WILLIAM J., JR. (a Representative
from Pennsylvania).
Appointed on committee, 274, 275.
Article on services of Frank L. McNamee,
A4275.
Compliments from colleagues on speech,
1336.
Editorial from Philadelphia Nor'easter
entitled "Leadership," Allil.
Resolution of Thirty-fifth Ward Demo-
cratic Club of Philadelphia mourning
the death of Franklin D. Roosevelt,
A1828.
Amendments offered by, to
Legislative appropriation bill (H. R.
3104): to-amend, 4460.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Armed forces: to authorize lump-sum
payments to enlisted personnel upon
* their discharge covering accumulated
leave (see bill H. R. 4984), 12029.
-to exempt from tax on long dis-
tance telephone calls (see bill H. R.
3763), 7420.
-wearing apparel for discharged
(see bill H. R. 3892), 7935.
Employees Pay Act: to amend relative to
work on holidays (H. R. 4921), 11699.
Military. and Naval Academies: to ap-
point additional cadets from among
sons of officers and enlisted men of
Army, Navy, and Marine Corps who
have been killed in action (see bill
H. R. 1769), 512.
- to appoint sons of members of
armed forces who were killed in action
during World War II (see bill H. R.
2494), 1829.
Roosevelt, Franklin Delano: to declare a
national holiday birthday of (see H. J.
Res. 157), 3531.
Servicemen's Readjustment Act: to GREGORY, HUGH M., relief (see bill H. R.
amend (see bills H. R. 5063, 5064),
12402. '
Veterans: to amend law relative to serv-
ice-connected disability (see bill H. R.
2236), 1207.
-payment of poll tax not required
of (see bill H. R. 3800), 7551.
-relating to credit for children in
calculating amount of pension for
widows of (see bill H. R. 4985), 12029.
Victory Day: to provide proper observ-
ance (see bill H. R. 1896), 671.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Election Day: to observe as a legal holi-
day (see H. Con. Res. 108), 11699.
Peace conference: providing for veterans'
representation at (see H. Res. 143),
1341.
Remarks by, on
Armed forces: demobilization, 10747.
Veterans: readjustment to civilian life,
1335.
Veterans' Administration: Department
of Medicine and Surgery, 11671.
Veterans and labor unions, 7418, 7419.
Warrior comes home, 1335.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
GREEN BAY, WIS., letter pleading for termi-
nation of daylight-saving time from a
housewife of, A2663.
GREEN BAY (WIS.) NAVY CLUB, resolution
to reestablish a naval reserve district
in, 9374.
GREENBERG, ISIDORE, relief (see bill H. R.
3740).
GREENBERG, MINNIE, relief (see bill H. R.
2979).
GREENE, GEORGE, statement criticizing
OPA by, A2603.
GREENE, HERBERT M., relief (see bill S.
1382).
273
GREENE, THEODORE AINSWORTH, D. D.,
sermon preached at a union service at
New Britain, Conn., August 19, 1945,
in the First Church of Christ, entitled
"The Price of Victory and Peace,"
A5037.
GREENE, WILLIAM M., relief (see bill S. 149).
GREENE VILLE. See TREATY OF GREENE
VILLE.
GREENE VILLE CELEBRATION COMMIS-
SION, members appointed in House
on, 8377.
GREENE VILLE TREATY WITH THE IN-
DIANS, report of the Committee on
Accounts in House relative to (H. Res.
332), 7933.
GREENLAND, requesting that negotiations
be entered into with Denmark for ac-
quisition of (see H. J. Res. 263).
GREENSBORO (N. C.) NEWS, editorial cap-
tioned "Big void still there" from,
A916.
GREENVILLE (S. C.) NEWS, article entitled
"Textile Industry Has Great Record"
by Mary James Cottrell from, A4291.
Editorial entitled "The Senate and Pay
Raise" from, A2621.
GREENWICH (CONN.) TIME (newspaper),
editorial, -Use National Guard To
Train Youth, by Francis S. Murphy,
from, A3993.
GREENWOOD, BEN AND DORIE, relief (see
billH. R. 2686*),
GREENWOOD,J.W., JR., relief (see billH. R.
2813).
GREGORY,EDMUND B. (quartermaster gen-
eral, U..S. Army), article by Robert
L. Norton from Boston Post paying
tribute to, A3056.
Remarks in House praising, A4017.
Remarks in Senate relative to promotion
to lieutenant general, United States
Army, of, 3778.
1617").
GREGORY, JOSEPH R., relief (see bill H. R.
4296).
GREGORY, NOBLE J. (a Representative from
Kentucky).
Appointed on committee, 15.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Federal-Aid Road Act:- to amend (see
. bill H. R. 5087), 12491.
Members of Congress: to give flags to
widows and children of deceased (see
bill H. R. 1664), 431.
Taxation: relating to credit for tax
withheld at source on wages of certain
fiscal-year taxpayers (see bill H. R.
2419), 1638.
Trotter, Lovie M.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 3125), 4174.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
'GRENADA COUNTY, MISS., relief (see bill
H. R. 3195*).
GREW, JOSEPH b. (Acting Secretary of
State), address at Washington Cathe-
dral service of prayer for San Francisco
Conference by, A2030.
Editorial entitled "Mr. Grew on Peace"
from Washington Post, A3450.
Letter relative to lend-lease agreements
written by, 2130.
Letter to Senator Vandenberg relative to
the new Polish provisional govern-
ment, 7744.
Letter and statement relative to recog-
nition of Italy as an ally by, A3590.
Remarks in House relative to letter on
GI representation at San Francisco by,
A1881.
Remarks in House relative to statement
on Russian-American relations by,
A2728.
Remarks in House relative to family
background of, A602.
Remarks in House relative to resignation
of, A4731,

GRIER, EDGAR B., relief (see bills S. 1058;
H. R. 3305).
GRIFFIN, JAMES P., elect Doorkeeper of the
House of Representatives, rejected (H.
Res. 1*), 10.
GRIFFIN, JOHN, article relative to criticism
on Boston's book ban from Boston Post
by, A150.
GRIFFIN, LORENE, ET AL., relief (see bill H.
R. 4817).
GRIFFIN, WILLIAM A. (bishop, Catholic
Church), statement on Warsaw, a
symbol, at Pontifical Mass in Trenton,
N. J., honoring heroes of Warsaw, by,
A658.
GRIFFITH, CHARLES M., letter relative to
nurse shortage in Veterans' Adminis-
tration by, A215.
GRIFFITH, CLARK C., statement on base-
ball's contribution to the war effort by,
A1211.
GRIFFITHS, JAMES H. (Catholic priest),
sermon in Trenton, N. J., at Pontifical
Mass for the victims of Warsaw by,
A643.
GRIFFITHS, P. W. (a Representative from
Ohio).
Appointed on committee, 491.
Editorial from Morgan County (Ohio)
Herald entitled "Making Jobs by Clos-
ing American Factories," A2026.
Letter from constituents condemning
cancellation of ration points, A181.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Mauger Construction Co.: for relief (see
bill H. R. 1842), 591.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 1541.
Societies and associations, 7392.
Remarks by, on
Air transportation: increase of, A3357.
Antiracketeering Act, 11904.
District of Columbia: school teachers'
pay bill, 7379.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
GRIGGS, OSCAR, relief (see bill S. 177*).
GRIGSBY, J. B., relief (see bill H. R. 1560*).
GRILLO, DOMENICO, relief (see bill H. R.
3884).
GRIM, HAROLD J., relief (see bill H. R.
1091*).
GRISWOLD, DWIGHT (Governor of
Nebraska), letter relative to location of
United Nations capital in Black Hills
country by, A5141.
GRITTENDON, GEORGE, relief of estate (see
bill H. R. 5052).
GRITTON, RAMOND (first class private, U. S.
Army), letter to his parents written at
the front lines by, A294.
GRODZKI, THERESA, remarks in House rela-
ttve to launching of Pittston and, A871.
GROMYKO, A. A., speech at closing session.
of San Francisco Conference by, A3465.
GRONER, MAUDE L., relief (see bill S. 1515).
GROSS, CHESTER H. (a Representative from
Pennsylvania).
Address by Herbert Hoover at Wilson
College on subject, Moral and Spiritual
Recovery from War, A4321.
Address on eighty-second anniversary of
Gettysburg Address, A4963.
Appointed on committee, 491, 492.
Article by Garnett W. Shipley entitled
"My Road to Victory," 10602.
Article by George E. Sokolsky entitled
"Memo on Hoover," A2652.
Article from Gettysburg (Pa.) Times
relative to compulsory military train-
ing, A3099".
Letter by serviceman on Okinawa rela-
tive to Army-discharge system, A5193.
Letter from Elmina Bindley Mantor con-
cerning IV-F group, A68.
Letter from Melvin B. Wehler on con-
duct of the war, A90.
INDEX
GROSS, CHESTER H.-Continued.
Letter from soldier in Manila regarding
delay in Army discharges, A4338.
Letter from W. E. Grove relative to hand-
icaps of farmers, A3613.
Letter relative to proposal of John L.
Lewis for a royalty on all coal mined,
2352.
Tables: exports and imports, 5092.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Crunkleton, A. G.: for relief (see bill H.
R. 3539), 6535.
Diller, M. F.: for relief (see bill H. R.
2596), 2073.
Elicker, Vera Frances: for relief (see bill
H. R. 4282), 9372,
Fry, Leslie A.: for relief (see bill H. R.
3620), 6979.
Koons, Harry D.: for relief (see bill H. R.
3619), 6979.
Logs and lumber: to prohibit exporta-
tion (see bill H. R. 4989), 12029.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Daylight-saving time: to terminate (see
H. Con. Res. 77), 8337.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Societies and associations, 2889.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill, 2718,
2725.
-school-lunch program, 2725.
Agricultural Extension Service, 4553,
4560.
Agricultural workers: draft of, 270, 285,
437.
Anderson, Clinton P. (Secretary of Agri-
culture): speaking tour, 10731.
Apple spoilage, 6569.
Armed forces: demobilization, 9908,
10823, 10824.
-letter by a soldier, 9908.
-letter from a soldier in Manila,
10823.
- voluntary-enlistment bill, 8716.
Army: demobilization program, 8455.
Army of occupation, 8579.
Automobile dealers: hearings before
Small Business Committee, 10603.
Brass hats: postcard from overseas vet-
erans, 8694.
Bretton Woods Agreements Act, 5653.
Canned food: shortage, 593.
Cattle: ceiling price, 6576.
Census of agriculture, 858.
Census of manufacturing, 4666.
Cigars: prices of, 7709.
Commodity Credit Corporation, 2065.
Cream: utilization of surplus, 4728.
Daylight-saving time: termination, 8391,
8542, 8543.
Deficit financing: statement by Mr. Pat-
man, 1173.
Farm boys: induction into military
service, 106.
Farm labor: deferment, 2436.
- (veto of H. J. Res. 106), 4164.
Farm labor and Army manpower, 270,
285, 286.
- letter by a dairy farmer, 270.
Federal employees pay bill, 6067.
Federal Farm Loan Act: amendment,
4765, 4767.
Food and Agriculture Organization of
United Nations, 3982, 3986.
Food program: review of conditions and
predictions for the future, 436.
Food situation: review, 3668.
Foreign commitments, 9510, 9511.
Foreign situation: review of, 11121.
Full employment bill, 11988.
Government control of business, A3122.
Japan: occupation forces, 8922.
Jones, Marvin: statement on food sup-
plies, 593.
Meat: OPA bungling, 7398.
Milk: waste due to War Food Adminis-
tration orders, A2846.
Milk subsidy, 2065.
National Service Act, 608.
New Deal inefficiency, A3613.
New Deal regulations, 123, 124.
GROSS, CHESTER H.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Nichols, Jack, 10607.
Office of Price Administration, 10678.
-employees of, 6543.
-enforcement 6fficers of, 6569.
failure of, 5794.
-muddling by, 6543.
propaganda of, 6617.
- violations, 6569.
O'Neal, Edward: criticism of, 6576.
Paper: waste in Government depart-
ments, 4134, 6367.
Patton, Gen. George S.: letter by ex-
serviceman paying tribute to, 9499.
Postwar policy: President's message,
8411.
Price Control Act: amendment, 6543,
6569, 6576.'
-extension, 6389, 6487.
Reciprocal trade agreements, 5090, 5147.
San Francisco Conference: omission of
prayer at, 4039.
Second deficiency appropriation bill,
6853.
Secretary of Agriculture: problems,
12471.
speech at Milwaukee, 12471.
Selective service: Tydings amendment,
1503.
Stabilization Act of 1942: amendment,
6543, 6569, 6576.
Subsidies, 7873, 7875, 7876, 12471.
Tax adjustment bill, 7329, 7331.
Tennessee Valley Authority, 3335.
Tobacco: marketing quotas, 7709.
Treasury-Post Office appropriation bill,
1302.
Two-ocean Navy, 10822.
United Nations Relief: appropriation,
10299.
Veterans: settlement on farm .lands,
8778, 8785.
War agencies appropriation bill, 5813.
War Food Administration, 5794.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
GROSS, FRED E., remarks in House relative
to contribution to war effort of, A1698.
Statement by War Department relative
to civilian award to, A1698.
GROSS, JORDAN B., relief (see bill H. R.
4889).
GROSSE POINT (MICH.) NEWS, editorial
captioned "Dawning of world peace"
from, A872.
GROSSMAN, RUTH, relief (see bill S. 228).
"GROUP SANCTIONS AGAINST RACISM,"
article by A. H. Pekelis from New Re-
public entitled, A4762.
GROVE, W. E., letter on farmers' problems
and OPA regulations by, A3613.
GROVES, LESLIE R. (major general, U. S.
Army), references in debate in Senate
to, 8911.
Remarks in House relative to Lafayette
College at Easton, Pa., bestowing hon-
orary degree of doctor of science on,
A4634.
Remarks in House praising part in de-
velopment of atomic bomb of, A4634.
Report of the Committee on Military
Affairs in Senate on nomination of,
11410.
Resolution to appoint major general of
the line in the Regular Army (see S.
Res. 175).
Speech on atomic age at Lafayette Col-
lege, Easton, Pa., by, A4634.
Statement relative to atomic bomb by,
A4212.
Tribute in House to, 8562.
GROWERS FERTILIZER CO., relief (see bill
S. 820; H. R. 2092*).
GROWERS LOAN & GUARANTY CO., relief
(see bill H. R. 1314).
GRUDER, FREDERIC, ET AL., relief (see bill
H. R. 815).

GRUGAN, SARAH- ANN, authorize payment
of adjusted-compensation benefits to
(see bill H. R. 2085).
GRUNSTEIN, BEN, relief (see bill H. R.
2055*).
GUAM, amendments in Senate for relief of
certain residents of, 9376.
Bill to confer citizenship upon certain
inhabitants of (see bill H. R. 3528).
Bill for relief, through settlement of
meritorious claims, of residents of
(see bills S. 1139*; H. R. 3452).
Bill to authorize Secretary of Navy to
transfer land for resettlement in (see
bill S. 1362*). •
Bill authorizing rehabilitation of (see
bill S. 1466*; H. R. 2913*).
Letter from Secretary of Navy transmit-
ting draft of bill for relief of residents
of, 6013.
Letter by unnamed soldier relative to
low morale of servicemen on, A4316.
Letter relative to Navy's discharge system
from group of naval men on, A4437.
Remarks in House relative to bill (H. R.
3255) conferring citizenship on natives
of, A3029.
Resolution providing for consideration of
H. R. 2913, a bill authorizing rehabili-
tation of (see H. Res. 258).
GUARANTEED LOANS AND INSURANCE,
table showing estimates of, 8966.
GUARANTY OPERATING CO., relief (see bill
H. R. 1314).
GUARDIAN LIFE INSURANCE
CO. OF
TEXAS, remarks In House relative to,
9922.
GUARINO, ARTHUR A., relief (see bill H. R.
2243").
GUATEMALA BREAKS WITH SPAIN, article
from Columbia (S. C.) Daily Record
relative to, A1029.
Editorial from Washington Post entitled,
A1213.
GUAYULE. See also RuBBER.
Correspondence between RFC and Cali-
fornia State Guayule Rubber Project
Committee relative to price of, A5780,
A5781.
Letter by Representative Poage relative
to obtaining rubber from, A3460.
Remarks in House relative to proceeds
of sales of. 2690.
Remarks in House relative to, 10675.
GUAYULE INDUSTRY, statement by Gen.
Dwight D. Eisenhower in 1930 relative
to development of, A5780.
GUAYULE PLANT, remarks in House relative
to obtaining natural rubber from,
A3460.
GUAYULE RUBBER PROJECT AT SALINAS,
CALIF., correspondence between RFC
and California State Guayule Rubber
Committee relative to purchase from
the Government of, A5780.
GUAYULE RUBBER PROGRAM, remarks in
House opposing liquidation of, A5780.
GUDZIN, MARGARET, relief (see bill H. R.
933*).
GUENTHER, ETHEL, relief (see bill H. R.
4947).
GUERRY, ALE'XANDER (president, Univer-
sity of the South), address entitled
"The Day We Celebrate" before New
England Society of Charleston, S. C.,
by, A365.
GUESS, HARRY C., article proposing com-
bined medical service and hospital
plan from Buffalo Evening News by,
A3862.
Remarks in Senate relative to medical
background of, A3862.
GUFFEY, JOSEPH F. (a Senator from Penn-
•sylvania).
Address at a farmers' conference, Al--
toona, Pa., by, A5491.
Addreas at Jefferson Day meeting, In-
dianapolis, Ind., A2701.
INDEX
GUFFEY, JOSEPH F.-Continued.
Address at Roosevelt victory dinner at
Erie, Pa., February 17, 1945, A698.
Address before Congress of Industrial
Organizations, Philadelphia, Pa., by,
A3881.
Address before Farmers' Educational and
Cooperative Union of America, Tren-
ton, N. J., on subject Farmers' Stake in
Full Employment, A4370.
Address by former Senator F. Ryan
Duffy at memorial service for late
1 resident Roosevelt, Milwaukee, Wis.,
April 15, 1945, A1912.
Address by Peter H. Bergson at New York
City relative to Hebrew freedom, A649.
Address by Senator Francis J. Myers
at Catholic University, A2735.
Address by Senator Tunnell at Jefferson
Day dinner, Fort Wayne, Ind., A3152.
Address July 4, 1945, to Soho Community
• Association, A3290.
Appointed on committee, 169, 170.
Appointed on funeral committee, 3356.
Article appearing in the Nation (maga-
zine) by Maxwell S. Stewart entitled
"Exit Pat Hurley," A5347.
Article appearing in Washington Evening
Star by Lowell Mellett entitled "On
the Other Hand-Thinks Hurley Might
Give Chinese Benefit of His 1931 Okla-
homa Plan," A5347.
Article by Agnes E. Meyer in Washington
Post on organization of the Red Cross,
A5063.
Article by Allen Nevins reviewing the
book entitled "The Philadelphia Law-
yer," A196.
Article by Claude G. Bowers entitled "In
Defense of Politicians," 4103.
Article entitled "Future of Farmers,"
A3887..
Article from PM entitled "Academic
Freedom" by Evelyn Seely, A1413.
Editorials from Philadelphia Record
favoring appointment of Henry W al-
lace, A540.
Editorial from Pittsburgh Press on
operation of bankruptcy laws, A4927.
Interview by Mary Morris in February
25 Issue of PM, A902.
Letter by Emma Guffey Miller In Phila-
delphia Evening Bulletin regarding
women's rights and the Constitution,
A2850.
Letter from Pennsylvania Democratic
State Committee supporting nomina-
tion of Henry A. Wallace, 1542.
Letter from Sgt. Irving F. Sack to his
draft board from hospital in England,
A3416.
Letter to Mrs. Thomas F. McAllister rela-
tive to the equal-rights amendment,
A2902.
Poem by Mrs. Mabel Poe Blyth, Slippery
Rock, Pa., on the death of her aviator
son, A2855.
Radio address by Frank Kingdon rela-
tive to treatment of Hermann Goering
after capture, A2245.
Radio address by Secretary of Labor en-
titled "Labor's Unfinished Business,"
8350.
Radio address by Senator Ellender on
subject of national housing, A5055.
Radio address by Senator Myers on sub-
ject Pay of Postal Employees, A2747.
Radio address on Armistice Day by Rabbi
Norman Gerstenfeld, A4921.
Radio address with Senator Ellender on
subject of poll tax, A4995.
Remarks in Senate by Mr. Bushfield rela-
tive to, 2471, 2472.
Resolution of Pennsylvania Legislature
approving decisions of Crimean Con-
ference, 1542.
Review by Marguerite Young of Louis
Bromfield's book Pleasant Valley,
A1743.
Statement by Senator Mead on Justice
for Poland, A2043.
275
GUFFEY, JOSEPH F.-Continued.
Statement on Palestine resolution, 12189.
Statement on Palestine by Guy M.
Gillette, Andrew L. Somers, and
J. David Stern, A5059.
Statement relative to price control, 6638.
Tribute to Franklin D. Roosevelt by
June Thomson, Pittsburgh, Pa., A2848.
Amendments offered by, to
Nationality Act (H. R. 511): to amend,
9876.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Armed forces: to continue pay 12 months
after discharge (see bill S. 675), 1760.
relating to abatement of tax for
members of (see bill S. 1124), 5757.
Bureau of Mines: to fix salary of Director
(see bill S. 674), 1755.
Courts: relating to district judge for
eastern district of Pennsylvania (see
bill S. 141), 79.
Equal rights for men and women: to
amend Constitution relative to (see
S. J. Res. 61), 4100.
Fair Labor Standards Act: amendment
of (see bills S. 1282, 1349), 7665, 8210.
MacLloyd, Clifford N.: for relief (see bill
S. 1544), 10250.
Maternal and child welfare: Federal aid
to States for (see bill S. 1318), 8052.
National Freedom Day: to proclaim Feb-
ruary 1 as (see S. J. Res. 40), 1543.
Pymatuning Lake: relating to compact
between Pennsylvania and Ohio re-
specting (see S. J. Res. 70), 5177.
Reconversion unemployment benefits
(see bill S. 1274), 7589.
Veterans: wearing apparel for (see bill
S. 1275), 7589.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Committee on Mines and Mining: assist-
ant clerk (S. Res. 59), 529.
Mineral resources: requesting Secretary
of the Interior to report on (see S.
Con. Res. 22), 7593.
Remarks by, on
American Labor Party of Pennsylvania,
9767.
Armed forces: continuation of pay for
12 months after discharge, 1753, 1759,
3231.
Bromfield, Louis, 7841.
Bushfield, Harlan J.: contributors to
campaign fund of, 2532.
Central Valley project, 5486.
Equal-rights amendment, 4100.
Federal employees' pay bill, 11804, 12249.
Federal farm programs and war food
production, 7841.
Jackson, Robert H.: to print opening ad-
dress at trial of German war crimi-
nals (S. Doc. 129), 12104.
Leave of absence, 4940.
Martin, Edward (Governor of Pennsyl-
vania) : Lincoln Day address, 1119.
Members of Congress: salaries, 10908.
National Memorial Stadium, 11548.
North Dakota: campaign expenditures
by Republicans in, 1888-1890.
Palestine: policy of Great Britain regard-
ing, 9222.
Pennsylvania: political conditions in,
1888-1890.
Republican Party: campaign expendi-
tures in Pennsylvania and other
States, 1888-1890.
table, 1889.
Small business: preservation in recon-
version program, 4784.
Stimson, Henry L.: tribute, 8952.
United Nations Charter, 7959.
Walker, Frank C.: nomination, 12441,
12442.
Williams, Aubrey: confirmation, 2599.
-letter by Mrs. Carroll Miller, 2600.
-record of NYA, 2599.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Finance:
Uncmploymcnt compensation bill (S.
1274, minority views), 8801.

GUFFEY, JOSEPH F.-Continued.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Mines and Mining:
Mincrals (S. Con. Res. 22, Rept. 748),
10693.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
GUIDOBONI, RAYMOND P., relief (see bill
H. R. 4801).
GUILLORY, ACCHILLE AND OLIVIA, relief
(see bill H. R. 2665).
"GULF AND MERCHANT MARINE," editorial
by Ralph Nicholson from New Orleans
Item entitled, A727.
GULF INSURANCE CO., relief (see bill H. R.
1559).
GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY, pro-
vide special rules for preventing col-
lisions of vessels navigating certain
waters emptying into Gulf of Mexico
and (see bill H. R. 3861).
GULFPORT-BILOXI (MISS.) DAILY HER-
ALD, editorial on postwar foreign
economic problems from, A2621.
GULFPORT (MISS.) ROTARY CLUB, speech
relative to postwar northwest highway
via Gulfport, Miss., by Frank 0.
Kreager before, A431.
GULICK, JOSEPH I. (pastor Presbyterian
Church), address paying tribute to
Franklin Delano Roosevelt in Trinity
Methodist Church at Idaho Falls by,
A2397.
GULLIKSON, MRS. FREDA, relief (see bill S.
567*).
GUMSER, W. W., letter relative to slowness
in Navy's discharge system by, A4091.
GUNNELLS, HUGH P., AND WIFE, relief (see
billH. R. 2226*).
GUNNISON, WALTER B., article relative to
establishment of a veteran's hospital
at Brooklyn, N. Y., from Brooklyn-Eagle
by, A4308.
GUNS, amend the Internal Revenue Code
relative to the tax on manufacturers
and dealers in the case of certain
small-game guns (see bill H. R. 122").
GUNSOLLEY, VERNE V., relief (see bill H. R.
931*).
GUNTHER, EARL, AND WIFE, relief (see bills
S. 751; H. R. 3021), 3697.
GURNEY, CHAN (a Senator from South
Dakota).
Address by Edward N. Scheiberling at
Washington, D. C., on subject of uni-
versal military training, A1804.
Appointed conferee, 2253, 2759, 2986,
3555, 3734, 6202, 6895, 7064, 7068, 9216,
11309.
Appointed on committee, 169, 170.
Appointed on funeral committee, 333.
Article by Ben Hibbs in Saturday Even-
ing Post entitled "Military Training
for National Safety," A291.
Article by Brig. Gen. John McAuley
Palmer in Saturday Evening Post rela-
tive to General Marshall's plan for a
citizen army, A329.
Article by Brig. Gen. John MeAuley
Palmer in Saturday Evening Post rela-
tive to postwar defense, A322.
Article by Senator Wiley in National
Republic entitled "Let's Keep America
American," A3781.
Circular issued by War Department rela-
tive to military planning for postwar
Military Establishment, 995.
Elected to committee, 8689.
Excused from committee, 8689.
Leave of absence, 4943.
Memorandum signed by 10 governors re-
questing location of United Nations
capital in midcontinent area, 11704.
Resolution by South Dakota Legislature
relative to equipment for soil-conser-
vation work, 1754.
Resclution by South Dakota Legislature
relative to gasoline tax, 1754.
INDEX
GURNEY, CHAN-Continued.
Resolutions of South Dakota Legislature
relative to postwar military policy and
National Guard, 1753.
Statement inviting world capital to lo-
cate in Black Hills, S. Dak., 10001.
Sworn in, 3.
Amendments offered by, to
Airports (S.2): to amend, 7346, 8532.
Civil Service Retirement Act (H. R.
2948): to amend, 10072.
Revenue Act of 1945 (H. R. 4309): to
amend, 9876.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Adjusted service benefits: to amend law
to authorize application for payment
of adjusted service benefits (see bill
S. 1146), 6088.
Armed forces: to amend acts authorizing
death gratuity to widow, child, or de-
pendent relative of persons in (see bill
S. 363), 370.
Canton Insane Asylum: conveyance to
South Dakota of (see bill8. 1247),
7346.
Catholic Chancery Office, Inc.: for relief
(see billS. 501), 916.
Federally owned alcohol plants: to per-
mit them to produce sugars or sirups
(see S. J. Res. 10), 9112.
Fowler, Mabel: for relief (see billS. 845),
3182.
Military and naval personnel: to credit
service as a cadet, midshipman, or
aviation cadet for retirement purposes
(see billS. 900), 3537.
Military or naval training: to provide for
all male citizens who attain the age
of 18 (see billS. 188), 158.
Sioux Tribe of Indians: to supplement
act to provide full accounting in'pend-
ing claims of (see S. J. Res. 67), 4783.
South Dakota: relating to certain min-
eral rights (see billS. 1307), 8006.
Taxation: to direct payment of highway
use taxes in operation of any system
of commercial transportation taken
over by Federal Government (see bill
S. 992), 4504.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill,3547,
3548.
Airports: Federal aid bill. 8522, 8532.
Armed forces: demobilization and trans-
portation, 10598.
Army: correspondence relative to ap-
pointments in, 12426.
-flight pay, 10845, 10846, 10847.
-letter by H. H. Arnold, 10845.
-voluntary enlistment bill,8971,
8972, 8973, 8977, 8979, 8980, 9010, 9011,
9012, 9013. 9014.
Army and Navy: cooperation in purchase
of textiles, 8203.
Army and Navy: flight pay, 10845.
Bituminous coal industry: release of
military personnel for work in, 7846,
7847, 7918, 7919.
--_ letter by Robert P. Patterson, 7919.
Deficiency appropriation bill, 3556, 12111,
12112.
-letter from Chief of Engineers rela-
tive to flood-control projects, 3556.
Farm labor: deferment of, 3231.
Fish and Wildlife Service, 12111.
Flood-control projects, 12117, 12121.
Food and Argriculture Organization of
United Nations, 7866.
Full Employment Act of 1945, 9151.
Government agencies: reorganization,
10327.
Hospitals: Federal aid for, 11798.
Independent officesappropriation bill,
2086, 2093, 2102.
-- postwar planning, 2093.
Leave of absence, 4228.
Marshall, Gen. George C.: printing of re-
port of, 9647.
Midwestern truck strike, 11290.
Military Academy: age limit for ap-
pointees, 9489.
GURNEY, CHAN-Continued.
Remarks by, on
National Service Act, 1551.
Price Control Act: extension, 6912, 6914.
6915, 6920.
Railroads: reorganizations, 7792, 7795.
Revenue Act of 1945, 9996, 10001.
Selective Service Act: extension, 3493.
Senate: recesses since beginning of war,
7921.
Shasta Dam transmission lines, 12126,
12128-12130.
Tax-adjustment bill, 7784, 7792, 7797,
7799.
Unemployment compensation bill, 8830.
United Nations Charter, 8185.
United Nations Organization: headquar-
ters, 11786.
War agencies: appropriations for, 6727,
6735, 6737, 6739.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Military Affairs:
Farm workers: deferment of (H. J. Res.
106, Rept. 185), 3267.
Military Academy: age limit for ap-
pointees (H. R. 1123, Rept. 612), 9214.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
GUSTAFSON, J. 0., letter relative to peace-
time military-conscription legislation
written by, 10753.
GWINN, RALPH W. (a Representative /rom
New York).
Appointed on committee, 491, 492.
Bulletin of National Republican Club en-
titled "Yalta," A2042.
Editorial from White Plains (N. Y.) Re-
porter Dispatch entitled "The Purge
That Failed," A4431.
Bills and joint resolutionsintroduced by
Chapman, Georgia V. C. and Julia I.: to
adjudicate claims (see bill H. R. 3806),
7551.
Joyce, Dolores: for relief (see bill H. R.
4577), 10321.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 2703, 3748,
10889.
Remarks by, on
Mail to overseas servicemen, 2157.
Sugar shortage, AS17.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
GWYNNE, JOHN W. (a Representative from
Iowa).
Appointed on committee, 491.
Article by Joseph Leib on pauper oath
for veterans, A5158.
Article by S. S. Hoffman in Waterloo
(Iowa) Press entitled "Free Enterprise
Is You," A840.
Editorial by Mark Sullivan entitled
"Two-thirds Amendment; Fervor Has
Diminished," A2069.
Editorial from Clear Lake Reporter on
full-employment bill, A4735.
Editorial from New Hampton Economist
entitled "No Easy Road Back," A2229.
Editorial froia Waterloo Daily Courier
entitled "Women Go to Washington,"
A4247.
Editorial from Wellsburg (Iowa) Herald
entitled "In the Air," A1962.
Resolution by Flint Lock Local, National
Farm Union, Hall, Mont., opposing re-
gional and valley authorities, A2603.
Resolutions of Marshall County (Iowa)
Farm Bureau, A5143.
Bills and Joint resolutions introduced by
Bankruptcy: to amend act to establish a
uniform system of (see bill H. R.
4307), 9468.
Byvank, Florence: for relief (see bill H.
R. 4671), 10628.
Government: to facilitate administra-
tion of (see bill H. R. 2602), 2165.
United States Code: to amend title 28
(see bill H. R. 2788), 2387.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Standard time: to return to (see H. Con.
Res. 59)', 5037.

HAGEN, HAROLD C--Continued.
GWYNNE, JOHN W.-Continued.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 513, 1991, 3352,
6701.
Societies and associations, 513.
Remarks by, on
Antiracketeering Act, 11903, 11920.
Bretton Woods Agreements Act, 5661.
Committee on the Judiciary: permission
to sit, 9336.
Courts of the United States: data, 2231,
-admission of evidence, 2506, 2507.
-limitation of certain actions In,
2926.
-text of bill (H. R. 2788), 2927.
Daylight-saving time: termination, 8544.
Departments of State, Justice, and Com-
merce appropriation bill, 2231.
Federal Employees Compensation Act,
7816.
Food production In Iowa: statistics of,
A3043.
Fill employment bill, 12006.
Government expenditures: reduction,
A4572.
-- letter by A. J. Cray, A4572.
Insurance business: regulation, 1090,
1091.
Leave of absence, 7037.
MacNider, Pvt. Jack: release from Army,
11351.
Military Establishment appropriation
bill, 6759.
Pearson, Drew: false statements con-
cerning bill (H. R. 2788), 10945-10947.
Petrone, Lt. J. C.: captured Nazi flag
from, A2163.
Presidential succession, 7013, 7017, 7018,
7022, 7027.
Standard time, A2494.
Statute of limitations: sale of surplus
property, 10945-10947.
-list of organizations supporting
bill (H. R. 27E8), 10947.
Tidelands: quieting title to, 8858, 8859,
8861, 8866.
Treaties: ratification of, 2924, 2925, 4017,
4019-4021, 4028, 4031, 4296, 4344, 4345.
Reports made by, from
Committee on the Judiciary:
Criminal cases: rules of procedure (H. R.
4162, Rept. 1115), 9558.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
HAAS, ELMER W., relief (see bill H. R. 3250).
HAAS, FRANCIS J., (Catholic bishop), ser-
mon in St. Paul Cathedral at funeral
of John Augustine Ryan by, A4055.
HABER, WILLIAM; chapter entitled "Build-
ing Construction" from book How
Collective Bargaining Works by, 904.
HABERMAN, GEORGE, address in Milwaukee
before annual convention of American
Legion by, A4480.
Bills and joint resolutionsintroduced by
HACKENBERG, ALEX G., letter relative to
article in Detroit Westward paying
tribute to Franklin D. Roosevelt by,
A3867.
HACKETT, JAMES PATRICK, ESTATE OF,
relief (see bill H. R. 796).
HACKNEY, ALLIE J., relief (see S. Res. 124).
HADLEN, ELMER C., relief (see bill H. R.
1070).
HAGADONE, DUGALD C., authorize Secre-
tary of the Interior to sell certain
lands in Montana to (see bill H. R.
4445)
HAGEN, HAROLD C., (a Representative from
Minnesota).
Address by Carlos P. Romulo at San
Francisco Conference, A2261.
Address by Gunnar John paying tribute
to Cordell Hull, A5544.
Address by Rev. Oscar F. Blackwelder
entitled "The Secret Is in His Hands,"
A3370.
Address by Roy F. Hendrickson regarding
food problem in Europe, A3146..
INDEX
Advertisement by Land O'Lakes Cream-
eries, Inc., relative to dairy Industry,
A668.
Appointed on committee, 492.
Article and questionnaire by Regular
Veteran's Association, A1738.
Article by Levitt F. Morris from Christian
Science Monitor entitled "The Victory
of the Rails," A927.
Article by Marquis Childs entitled
"Norway, Almost Europe's Forgotten
Country," A933.
Article from B!ackduck (Minn.) Ameri-
can urging increase in price of butter-
fat, A253.
Article in Thief River Falls (Minn.)
Times commefiting on small profits of
farmers, A191.
Article relative to tour of the United
States by five Norwegian journalists,
A4608.
Christmas message to Regular Veterans'
Association and radio talk by Edwin C.
Hill concerning Christmas, A499.
Editorial from Minneapolis Tribune on
low pay of school teachers, A5114.
Editorial from Washington Evening Star
relative to the erection of a statue of
Leif Ericson in Washington, A5805.
Editorial from Washington Post relative
to injustice of retirement law to some
Federal employees, A5783.
Letter by P. W. Reeves paying tribute to
late Manuel Quezon, A1776.
Letter by W. Stuart Symington on sale
of surplus materials to veterans, A5212.
Letter from constituent praising Vet-
erans' Administration facility at Min-
neapolis, Minn., A670.
Letter from Norman County Farm Bu-
reau relative to support prices on oats,
A2723.
Letter from T. F. Mueller relative to
utilization of wood waste, A3283.
Letters pertaining to flax program, A191.
Petition signed by 153 veterans of the
Veterans' Hospital, Minneapolis, Minn.,
requesting a committee to visit vet-
erans' hospitals and recommend bene-
ficial changes, A5813.
Prayer by Dr. Oscar F. Blackwelder,
A23E8.
Radio program on the plight of the
Philippines, A2192.
Radio talk relative to improved food
situation under Clinton P. Anderson,
A3341.
Report from Department of Agriculture
relative to weather conditions in other
countries, A3114.
Resolutions adopted by American War
Dads relative to returning servicemen,
A5786.
Agricultural commodities: to provide
adequate markets and fair prices for
(see bill H. R. 416), 25.
Air mail: to decrease rate of postage on
(see bill H. R. 4734), 10826.
Air-mail postal card: to provide (see bill
H. R. 4735), 10826.
Armed forces: to waive charge for migra-
tory-bird hunting stamps sold to
members of (see bill H. R. 1897), 671.
Army: relating to retirement as chief
warrant officer (see bill H. R. 725), 57.
Brunette, Joseph: for relief (see bill H. R.
1952), 750.
Chetkovich, Mike: for relief (see bill
H. R. 907), 60.
Employees of the United States: relating
to signatures on official correspond-
ence (see bill H. R. 3207), 4574.
Ericson, Leif: to erecta statue in District
of Columbia (see H. J. Res. 279), 11007.
Indians: to declare that the United
States holds certain lands in trust for
Minnesota Chippewa Tribe (see bill
H. R. 2439), 1707.
HAGEN, HAROLD C.--Continued.
'Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Lost River, Minn.: to survey (see bill
H. R. 2359), 1470.
Motor vehicles: to repeal use tax (see
bill H. R. 3001), 3699.
Nationality Act: to amend (see bill H. R.
415), 25.
Old-age assistance: to increase Federal
aid to States (see bill H. R. 2208), 1171.
Parity prices for agricultural, commodi-
ties: to provide a new base period in
determining (see bill H. R. 2287), 1541.
Rainy River, Minn.: to bridge (see bill
H. R. 3264), 4776.
Servicemen's Dependents Allowance Act:
to amend (see bills H. R. 2998, 3335),
3629, 5252.
Tusow, Charles F.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 1545), 291.
United States Shipping Board: to extend
status of veterans of World War to
persons serving on vessels of (see bill
H. R. 1511), 290.
Veterans: to amend law relative to de-
"termination of service connection of
disability (see bill H. R. 2052), 908.
to extend franking privilege to
certain persons receiving hospital
treatment (see bill H. R. 2140), 1050.
- -relating to pension rates to de-
pendents of deceased (see bill H. R.
2037), 907.
-relating to pensions for widows
of deceased (see bill H. R. 2150), 1080.
Winter, Peter: for relief (see bills H. R.
3212, 3271), 4574, 4776.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Committee to Investigate Labor Condi-
tions: to create (see H. Res. 89), 291.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 12308.
Soc'eties and associations, 10321.
Remarks by, on
Air-mail postage, A5495.
Butter production and letter from Mlin-
nesota Association of Local Creameries,
A112,
Capitol Hill employees: Red Cross drive,
A2584.
,Consumer credit controls, A5546.
- statement of Retail Credit Insti-
tute, A5547.
Flaxseed: incentive payments for pro-
ducers, A191.
Floods: emergency-control bill, 4842.
Haakon VII, King. of Norway, A2723.
Leib, Joseph: statement on sale of sur-
plus materials to veterans, A5014.
Norway: liberation of and address rela-
tive to, A3081.
O'Connor, Representative James F.:
eulogy, A338.
Postal employees: salary increase, 4626.
United Nations Relief: appropriation,
- 10224, 10304.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
HAGERSTOWN HOSIERY CO., INC., relief
(see bill H. R. 806).
HAGERTY, JOHN J., article by Richard B.
Cole from Boston News Bureau and in-
terview relative to employment of re-
turning veterans in New England with,
A942.
Articles from Boston News Bureau rela-
tive to views on postwar problems of,
A978.
HAGGERTY, C. J., telegram opposing the
I May conscription bill, 660.
HAGGERTY, J. J., letter relative to penalty
mail by, A2580.
-HAGUE. CONVENTION, give effect to article
11, for protection of industrial prop-
erty (see H. J. Res. 34).
HAIGH, WALTER CLEMENT, increase pen-
sion (see bill H. R. 833).
HALE, NATHAN, authorizing erection In Dis-
trict of Columbia of a statue of (see
S. J. Res. 84*; H. J. Rs. 227).
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HALE, ROBERT (a Representative from
Maine).
Address before Women's Republican
Club, New York City, A606.
Address by Lyman A. Thackrey, Portland,
Maine, on the Navy's peacetime role,
A4575.
Address on American foreign policy at
Portland, Maine, AS0.
Address on Navy Day at Portland, Maine,
by, A4618.
Appointed on committee, 491, 492.
Editorial from Honolulu Star-Bulletin
entitled "Underestimating Hawaii,"
A5756.
Editorial from Jacksonville (Fla.) Jour-
nal on statehood for territories, A4346.
Letter by Donald A. Fowler to the Presi-
dent, A4505.
Letter regarding coffee situation ad-
dressed to, A5151.
Poem by Helen Poland entitled, "When
the Blue Stars Turn to Gold," A1845.
Radio address at Portland, Maine, May
5, 1945, A2136.
Resolution of Northeastern States De-
velopment Agencies Conference, A2390.
Sworn in, 88.
Telegram from commissioner of agri-
culture of Maine relative to drafting
farm labor, 814.
Amendments offered by, to
Antiracketeering Act (H. R. 32): to
amend, 11918.
Bills and joint resolutionsintroduced by
Allen, Percy: for relief (see bill H. R.
1234), 127.
Gorham, Gordon T., et al.: for relief (see
bill H. R. 1348), 190.
Hawaii: to admit as State (see bill H. R.
3659), 7214.
Hilton, Laban P.: medal to (see bill H. R.
1233), 127.
Kelley, James A.: for relief (see bill H. R.
1718), 448.
Lighthouse Service: to perfect consolida-
tion with Coast Guard (see bill H. R.
1649), 431.
Tidewaters: relating to title to (see H. J.
Res. 138), 2702.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 10483.
Societies and associations, 9726.
State legislatures, 1596.
Remarks by, on
Antiracketeering Act, 11918.
Atlantic Charter, 227, 228.
Coffee: policies of OPA regarding, 10038.
-- article and letter, 10039.
First War Powers Act amendment, 11355.
Full employment bill, 10552, 12011.
Housing for veterans, 12297.
Maritime Day, 4864.
Military Information bill, 10055.
National debt, 1156.
National Service Act, 709.
Reciprocal trade agreements, 5142.
Tidelands: quieting title to, 8859.
Treaty ratification: constitutional
amendment, 3996, 4030, 4073.
Vessels: sale of surplus, 9195, 9272, 9288.
-summary of Harvard report, 9197.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
HALES, GEORGE A., relief (see bill S. 1168).
HALF MOON (CALIF.) REVIEW (news-
paper), editorial entitled "The Jap-
anese Problem" by George Dunn from,
A2722.
"HALF-TRUTHS ARE DANGEROUS," edi-
torial from Tri-County Truth of Harts-
burg, Mo., entitled, A2595,
HALIFAX, LORD (Britain's Ambassador),
editorial captioned "Howdy, Mr. Am-
bassador" from Tulsa (Okla.) Tribune,
A1501.
Editorial and letter by Richard Lloyd
Jones from Tulsa Tribune relative to
visit to Oklahoma of, A1501, A1502.
Remarks in House relative to discour-
teous treatment in Oklahoma offered
to, 3136, 3137, 3138, A1521.
INDEX
HALIFAX, LORD-Continued.
Speech at closing session of San Fran-
cisco Conference by, A3466.
HALL, EDWIN ARTHUR (a Representative
from New York).
Address at meeting of Hall Furlough
Clubs, March 17, 1945, A1478.
Address by Nathaniel L. Goldstein on
Palestine, A2439.
Address by Violet Grassi at meeting of
Hall Furlough Clubs, March 17, 1945,
A1478.
Address of Walter Hoving at the Amer-
ican Design Awards luncheon, New
York City, A2498.
Address on Mother's Day, Endwell, N. Y.,
A2380.
Appointed on committee, 491.
Article by Frank Gannett on death of
President Roosevelt, A1766.
Article by Joseph Leib entitled "New
York State Ought To Pay Back Pre-
miums for Veterans' Retirement
Funds," A5409.
Editorial by Bill Cahn entitled "Do You
Know Your Congressman?" A934.
Editorial from Rochester (N. Y.) Times-
Union citing needs for scientists,
A3034.
Letter by Eastern Federation of Feed
Merchants relative to shortage of mo-
lasses for dairy feed, A4574.
Radio address to constituents, April 7,
1945, A1719.
Radio colloquy with Bob Evans on edu-
cation for farm youth, A2718.
Radio colloquy with Bob Evans relative
to present food crisis, A1620.
Radio discussion relative to subsidies for
farmers, A1176.
Radio discussion with Bob Evans on
Bretton Woods Agreement, A2838.
Radio discussion with Bob Evans rela-
tive to bills in Congress, A462.
Speaking program of Hall Canteen Clubs,
Endicott, N. Y., A4985.
Amendments offered by, to
National Service Act (H. R. 1752) : to
amend, 653.
Nurses (H. R. 2277): to amend, 1793.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Armed forces: to discharge fathers from
(see bill H. R. 4434), 9821.
to bring back to United States for
burial the remains of persons who died
in service of (see bill H. R. 2264), 1285.
-- to pay tranzportation home of
members on furlough (see bill H. R.
670), 30.
Automobile-use tax: repeal (see H. R.
3572), 6630.
Broome County, N. Y.: to construct a
veterans' hospital in (see bill H. R.
2521), 1885.
Gold Star Mothers: to provide pilgrim-
ages to foreign cemeteries (see bill
H. R. 1500), 290,
Motions and resolutions offered by
Armed forces: requesting information
concerning plans for furlough trans-
portation for members of (see H. Res.
249), 4302.
Churches: to protect against encroach-
ment through bureaucratic decrees
(see H. Con. Res. 51),,4038.
Committee on World War Veterans' Leg-
islation: authorizing investigation by
(see H. Res. 106), 512.
Selective Service Act: to prevent draft-
ing of farm workers (see H. Res. 69),
148.
Veterans' hospital, Broome County,
N. Y.: authorizing passage of bill (H. R.
2521) to construct (see H. Res. 169),
1885.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill, 2679.
Agricultural Extension Service, 4560,
4565, 4568.
Armed forces: demobilization, 9727,
9913.
- discharge of fathers, 10813.
HALL, EDWIN ARTHUP-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Armed forces: furlough transportation,
4290, 4609, 4610.
-text of bill to discharge fathers,
9727.
-voluntary enlistment bill, 8716.
Army: discharges, 9869.
Army and Navy Nurse Corps: male
nurses, 653, 1709.
Automobile-use. tax, 6368, 9610, 9627.
Census of agriculture, 842, 875.
Children's clothing: deterioration, 6589.
China: report of Mr. Mansfield, 283.
Committee Investigating Food Short-
ages: report, 4317, 4318, 4322.
Commodity Credit Corporation, 2061.
Construction of veterans' hospital in
Broome County, N. Y., A1057.
Deficiency appropriation bill, 11134.
Farm products: investigate marketing,
etc., 1456.
Farm workers: text of House Resolution
69 relative to induction into armed
forces, 141.
Federal Farm Loan Act: amendment,
4760, 4763, 4774.
Food investigation, 2787.
4-H Clubs, 4560.
Full-employment bill, 12073.
GI bill of rights: administration, 495-
498.
Gold-Star Mothers: pilgrimages for, 271,
1277.
Housing for veterans, 12296.
Maritime Commission: reducing appro-
priation, 41,9.
Members of Congress: housing, 821.
Milk: subsidy on, 2061, 3050.
Molasses for dairy feed, 10184, 10214.
National cemeteries, 1049.
National Service Act, 653.
- conference report, 2853.
Nurses' selective service bill, 1798, 1799,
1801.
Office of Defense Transportation: order
restricting religious gatherings, A2002.
Old-age security benefits for members of
armed forces, 3330.
Palestine resolution, 12395.
Polish Constitution Day, 4140.
Price Control Act: amendment, 6589.
Reciprocal trade agreements: extension,
4880, 5146.
St. Lawrence seaway, 496, 497.
Servicemen's Readjustment Act: confer-
ence report, 12381.
Sixth Army: tribute to, 495.
Stabilization Act of 1942: amendment,
65E9.
UNRRA: additional appropriation, 11569.
VE-day, 4307.
Veterans: farm loans, 4764.
-final burial, 1276, 1277.
-- housing, 11134.
- settlement on farm lands, 8773.
Veterans' hospitals (Triple Cities area),
1711.
- text of resolution, 1711.
War agencies appropriation bill, 5739.
War Department appropriation bill (civil
functions, 1049.
War Food Administration, 2679.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
HALL, EMMA, increase pension (see bill H. R.
830).
HALL, ERNEST K., remarks at christening of
Coast Guard helicopter Congressional
Page by, A2265.
HALL, HELEN, statement before House Labor
Committee relative to price and rent
control made by A5030.
HALL, I. WINSLOW: relief (see bill H. R.
3176).
HALL, JACK (star farmer for State of
Kansas), tribute in Senate to, 9765.
HALL, LEONARD W. (a Representative from
New York).
Address by Karl Taylor Compton at
American design awards luncheon,
A2501.

HALL,LEONARD W.-Continued ...........
Address by Robert P. Patterson at-Amer-
ican design awards meeting, New
York City, A2566.
Address cf Frank B. Jewett at American
design awards meeting, New York City,
A2587.
Appointed on committee, 491.
Appointed on Small. Business Commit-
tee, 417.
Editorial from National Independent rel-
ative to free enterprise, A508.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Bottomley Harriet T.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 2-67), 1286.
Farkas, Ethel, and others: for relief (see
bil:H. R. 1606), 327.
Gottlieb, Leo, for relief(see billH. R.
2,9), 32.
Hempstead Warehouse Corp.: for relief
(see billH. R. 1349), 190.
Lee. Margaret: for relief (see bill H. R.
4607), 10469.
Neville, Nora R.: for relief(see billH.
R. 1350), 190.
United States Merchant Marine Acad-
einy Library: to make a public deposi-
tory for Government publications (see
billH. R. 48), 19.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizeng and individuals, 327, 2966, 3141,
6085.
Remcrks by, on
Lending agencies of the Government,
1119.
Small Business Committee, 11897.
- continuation, 339.
Wallace. Henry A., 1179.
Votes of. Sc-e YEA-AND-NAY VOTES,
HALLECK, CHARLES. A. (a Representative
front Indiana).
Appointed conferee, 10307.
Appointed on committee,88, 491.
Appointed on funeral committee, 3356.
Litter by Joseph N. Peir, Jr.,from Farm
Journal and Farmer's Wife relative to
manpower draft, A948.
Radio address entitled "Fundamental
Conflict-Its Effect on Food," 8265.
Statement of principles, policies, and ob-
jectives authorized and approved by
the Republicans of the Senate and
House of Representatives, A5329.
Amendments offered by, to
Government reorganization (H. R. 4129):
to amend, 9427.
Selective Service: Tydings amendment
(H. J. Hes. 106) : to amend, 1523, 1524.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Civil Aeronautics Board: to establish
(see bill H. R. 3428), 5837.
Petitions and papers presented by, front
Citizens and individuals, 12402.
Societies and associations, 9292.
Remarks by, on
American infantry: tribute to, A188.
Armed forces: voluntary enlistment bill, HALL FULOUGH CLUBS, addresses by Violet
8630.
Bretton Woods Agreements Act, 5537,
5540, 5631.
Carden, George A. and Anderson, T. Herd,
8984.
Census of Agriculture, 847.
Civil Aeronautics Commission, 5797, 9715.
Committee on Foreign Affairs: investiga-
tion by, 7639.
Common carriers: agreements among,
11750, 11751, 11752, 11777.
Corporations: refund of excess profits,
7241, 7245.
Fair Employment Practice Committee:
appropriation, 7521.
Farm labor: deferment of, 2428, 2429,
2431.
- (veto of H. J. Res. 106), 4162.
Federal Aid Airport Act, 9708, 9715, 9717,
9729, 9731, 9732, 9740.
Government agencies: reorganization,
9339-9341, 9342, 9345, 9417, 9418, 9425,
9427. 9428, 9431, 9432, 9433, 9436, 9446,
9447, 9452.
INDEX
HALLECK, CHARLES A.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Immigration and Naturalization: post-
war problems, 2865, 2866, 2869.
Land-grant railroad rates, 11269, 11270,
11273.
Lemke resolution, 2040.
Lending agencies of the . Government,
1145, 1146.
Members of Congress: salary increase,
4433.
Military information bill,10046, 10048,
10349.
Montana: activities of administration in
elections in Second Congressional Dis-
trict, 5737.
- results of special election in Sec-
ond District, 5631.
National housing (H. Res. 291), 6317.
National Service Act, 560, 615, 645, 663,
711, 713.
-agree to conference, 2196, 2197,
2198, 2199, 2200.
conference report, 2841, 2854.
statement of National Manufac-
turers Association, 663.
Neutrality Act, 2441.
Nurses: drafting of, 1820, 1821, 1822,
1859, 1860.
Office of War Information, 7525, 7527,
7528.
Palestine problem, 9685.
Pearl Harbor disaster: Army and Navy
report, 8389.
Pearl Harbor investigation, 10048.
Pipe lines, 5343.
Price Control Act, 6607.
-amendment, 6566.
- extension, 6370.
Public roads: investigation, 7190.
Pyle, Ernie: death of, 3501.
Railroads: land-grant rates, 4195, 4196,
4197.
Reciprocal trade agreements, 4877, 5085,
5086, 5088.
letter from Indianapolis Chamber
of Commerce, 5085.
Roosevelt, Elliott, 6142.
Selective service: Tydings amendment,
1505, 1506, 1523, 1524, 1526, 1529, 1530.
Small Business Committee, 11894, 11896,
11697, 11899.
-continuation, 339.
Stabilization Act of 1942: amendment,
6566.
Tax adjustment bill, 7333.
United Nations relief: appropriation,
10216.
Wallace, Henry A., 1145, 1146.
War Agencies appropriation bill, 5797.
War Labor Disputes Act: repeal, 11822,
11823, 11831, 11832.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
HALL CANTEEN CLUBS, remarks In House
relative to, A4985.
HALLETT, WILLIAM A., relief (see bill H. R.
254).
Grassi and Representative E. A. Hall
of New York, on St. Patrick's Day be-
fore, A1478.
HALLIBURTON, GEORGE M., article entitled
"What Shall Be Done With Germany?"
fromr magazine See by, A1940.
HALLQUIST, FRITZ, relief (see bill H. R.
2882).
HALSEY, EDWIN A. (Secretary of the Sen-
ate), announcement of death of, 513,
549.
Article by Gould Lincoln from Washing-
ton Evening Star paying tribute to,
A46.
Order of Senate to adjourn as a mark of
respect to, 530.
Order of Senate to purchase a floral
wreath for the funeral of, 548..
Poem by Horace C. Carlisle in tribute to,
548.
Resolution in Senate on death of (see
S. Res. 66), 671.
Tribute in Senate to, A46.
279
HALSEY, MRS. EDWIN A., letter of appre-
ciation addressed to the Senate by,
908.
Relief (see S. Res. 68*).
HALSEY, WILLIAM F., JR. (admiral,' U. S.
Navy), letter by citizen of Michigan
relative to statement on bypassing
Japanese-held islands by, AEO5.
Report of the Committee on Naval Af-
fairs in Senate on nomination of,
11320.
HAMES, JOHN, relief (see bills H. R. 3011*,
3970).
HAMILTON, GEORGE P., increase pension
(see bill H. R. 3782).
HAMILTON, HOMER G., relief (see bill H. R.
4266).
HAMILTON, JOHN E., statement advocating
an emancipated citizenship for the
American Indians written by, 5387,
5410.
HAMILTON, KATE E., relief of estate (see
bill H. R. 1711*).
HAMILTON, MARY EMILY, relief (see bill
H. R. 1310).
HAMILTON (OHIO) JOURNAL, editorial cap-
tioned "Appraisal on Taft" from,
A875.
HAMLET, JOHN, relief (see bill H. R. 2954).
HAMLIN, SOLYMAN G., relief (see bill H. R.
' 4267).
HAMM, CLINT, relief (see bill H. R. 3523).
HAMM, D. H., relief (see bill H. R. 1143).
HAMMACK, REITA TABOR, relief (see bill
H. R. 1755).
HAMMETT, BENJAMIN R., JR., relief (see
bill H. R. 4071).
HAMMOND, CLARA, increase pension -(see
bill H. R. 1461).
HAMMOND, HELEN M., pension (see bill S.
734).
HAMMOND, WILLIAM A., relief (see bill H. R.
939).
HAMMOND (IND.) TIMES, editorial cap-
tioned "The Times is honorably dis-
charged" by Harold Cross from, A4022.
HAMMONTON (N. J.) NEWS, editorial rela-
tive to tax reduction from, A4177.
HAMPTON, GEORGE, relief (see bill H. R.
1023*).
HANAK, ELMER W., letter relative to article
in Reader's Digest entitled "Planning
for Freedom" by Henry A. Wallace
from, A258.
HANCHETT, MERRICK W., letter concerning
patriotic service performed by, 201.
HANCK, NANCY, essay entitled "An Ameri-
can Heritage" by, A233.
Remarks in House relative to entertain-
ment of the armed forces in Washing-
ton by, A233.
HANCOCK, ARCH F., relief of estate (see bill
H. R. 1787).
HANCOCK, CLARENCE E. (a Representative
from New York).
Address by Robert P. Patterson at Wain-
wright Day celebration, Skaneateles,
N. Y., A4069.
Appointed conferee, 1274.
Appointed on committee, 491.
Appointed on House Office Building Com-
mission, 16.
RGolution by Onondaga County, N. Y.,
Board of Supervisors relative to dis-
charge of liberated prisoners of war,
A3908.
Statement made in Congress in 1886 by
Senator Maxey relative to Presidential
succession, 7015.
Amendments offered by, to
Departments of State, Justice, and Con-
rnerce appropriation bill (H. R. 2:03):
to amend, 2377.
280
HANCOCK, CLARENCE E.-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Attorneys at law: to amend Judicial Code
relative to admission to practice before
courts, departments, and offices of the
Government (see bill H. R. 1387), 230.
Bova, Frances: for relief (Se bill H. R.
4354), 9558.
Earnshaw, Elizabeth: to increase pension
(see bill H. R. 1607), 327.
Granquitti, Angelo and George: for relief
(see bill H. R. 2836), 3053.
Lynch, James: for relief (see bill H. R.
2835), 3053.
Myers, Jennie V.: to increase pension
(see bill H. R. 1609), 327.
Seager, Sarah A.: to increase pension
(see bill H. R. 1608), 327.
Wood, Carrie H.: to increase pension
(see bill H. R. 1610), 327.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and Individuals, 6014, 8515, 8582,
8725.
Societies and associations, 8950.
Remarks by. oil
Antiracketeering bill, 11843, 11890, 1900,
11902, 11903, 11904, 11905.
Army: Casualty Branch, A336.
Army Postal Service: excellent work of,
A3033.
Bankruptcy Act: amendment, 10012,
10014, 10015.
Compact between Ohio and Pennsyl-
vania, 7495.
Courts: admission of evidence, 2506.
Deficiency appropriation bill, 11263.
Demobilization problems, A3908.
Departments of State, Justice, and Com-
merce appropriation bill, 2377.
Flood-control projects, 11263.
Insurance business: regulation of, 1087.
Johnson, Albert W.: investigation, 1394.
Military information bill, 10053, 10055.
Missouri: additional judgeship, 8873.
Mitchell, William D., 11595.
National cemeteries, 11334.
Nationality Act of 1940: amendment,
6960.
Postage on catalogs: readjusting rates
of, 6969, 6970.
Presidential succession, 7009, 7014, 7015,
7016, 7018, 7020, 7021, 7022, 7023, 7024,
7025, 7026, 7028.
Price Control Act: amendment, 6603.
Record of American Red Cross in war,
A975.
Roosevelt, Franklin D.: Medal of Honor,
4824, 4825.
Second War Powers Act: amendment,
11344, 11345.
Stabilization Act of 1942: amendment,
6603.
Thomas Alva Edison Day, 966.
Tidelands: quieting title to, 8850, 8859,
8863, 8865.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
HANCOCK, RUFUS A., relief (see bill H, R.
2578 ).
Conference report on bill (H. R. 2578) for
relief, 11861.
HAND, FRED, letter on Army's demobiliza-
tion hoodwinking the public addressed
to, A3909.
HAND, T. MILLET (a Representative from
New Jersey).
Appointed on committee, 491.
Article from Bridgeton (N. J.) Evening
News relative to compulsory mllitarj
training, A3123.
Article from Vineland (N. J.) Times-
Journal entitled "A Good Soldier Goes
Home," A1917.
Editorial from Hammonton (N. J.) News
on tax reductions, A4177.
Elected to committee (see H. Res. 356),
8919.
Resignation from committees, 8919.
Statement by U. G. Robinson relative to
building of superhighway and airport
system, A3310.
INDEX
HAND, T. MILLET-Continued.
Tribute to Frank S. Farley in Atlantic
City (N. J.) Press Union entitled "Our
Acting Governor," A2957.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Act of February 11, 1937 (50 Stat. 19,
ch. 10) : to amend relative to disaster
loans to States or political subdivisions
thereof (see bill H. R. 4292), 9462.
Anchor Insurance Co.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 3558), 6585.
Armed forces: to direct the discharge of
certain members (see bill H. R. 4290),
9461.
Bell, Nelson: for relief (see bill H. R.
1843), 591.
Brown, Joseph A.: for relief (see bill H.
R. 4924), 11699.
Culligan, Charles J., conferring juris-
diction (see bill H. R. 2303), 1341.
Highways and airports: to provide a pro-
gram for construction of (see bill H. R.
3036), 3822.
Holland, May: for relief (see bill H. R.
5010), 12101.
Leek, Charles P., and others: for relief
(see bill H. R. 2451), 1707.
National Upion Fire Insurance Co.: for
relief (see bill H. R. 3558), 6585.
Rottenberg, Mrs. Lena: for relief (see bill
H. R. 2955), 3531.
Seaboard Fire Insurance Underwriters:
for relie: (see bill H. R. 3558), 6585.
Strang, Jane: for relief (see bill H. R.
2730), 2585.
Taxes: to terminate the war tax rates on
certain goods and services and to re-
duce the regular rates thereon to 5
percent (see bill H. R. 4291), 9461.
Troth, Thomas 0.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 5009), 12101.
Whilden, Albert: adjudication of claim
(see bill H. R. 5093), 12491.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Societies and associations, 3532.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural Extension Service, 4555.
Armed forces: demobilization of, A5731.
Conference report on May-Bailey bill,
A1507.
Deficiency appropriation bill, 11262.
Discrimination in employment, A803.
Flood-control projects, 11262.
Highways and airports: H. R. 3036, A3628.
Housing for veterans, 12293, 12298.
Italian people, A4229.
Jews: justice for, A4270.
Lake, Simon: tribute to, A3230.
Lending agencies of the Government,
1193.
Palestine problem, 9688, 12391.
Pearl Harbor investigation, 8501.
-article from New York Herald
Tribune, 8501.
Postal employees: pay bill, A2395.
Powers, D. Lane: tribute to, A3127.
Price Control Act: amendment, 6589.
- extension, 6527.
Reciprocal trade agreements, 5146.
Stabilization Act of 1942: amendment,
6589.
Transportation restrictions: telegram
from Atlantic City Chamber of Com-
merce, A2379.
Value of lend-lease, A1187.
Wallace, Henry A., 1193.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
"HANDBOOK FOR SERVICE MEN AND
WOMEN," booklet relative to veterans'
benefits entitled, A635.
- concurrent resolution to print
(H. Con. Res. 37*).
HANDLEY, CRAWFORD E., remarks in House
relative to death in combat of, A1151.
HANES, JOHN W., article by Cliff Stratton
from Topeka (Kans.) Daily Capital
relative to statement on occupation
money by, A4437.
Statement relative to the printing of
German marks by Russia, 10325.
HANKS, NANCY, remarks in House relative
to, 1036.
HANLEY, FRANCIS A., relief (see bill H. R.
843*).
HANLEY, JOE, article from National Tribune,
Washington, D. C., relative to activities
in American Legion of, A4205.
"HANLEY ON AMERICANISM," article from
Bismarck (N. Dak.) Tribune entitled,
A3327.
HANNEGAN, LEO F., relief (see bill H. R.
4543).
HANNEGAN, ROBERT E. (Postmaster Gen-
eral), address at a testimonial dinner
at St. Louis in his honor by, A4010.
Address at Democratic Women's meeting
in Springfield, Mo., by, A4029.
Address at graduating exercises Of FBI
National Academy by, A4592.
Address at French Lick, Ind., November
17, 1945, by, A5065.
Address on the man in the street at
French Lick before Indiana Demo-
cratic Editorial Association by, A5612.
Address on postwar programs of Demo-
cratic and Republican Parties in Den-
ver, Colo., by, A5447.
Address on St. Patrick's Day at Rochester,
N. Y., by, A1255.
Editorials relative to nomination to be
Postmaster General, 4235, 4236, 4240,
4242, 4243.
Radio address in Gainesville, Ga., on
Independence Day, by, A3411.
Remarks in House relative to. testimonial
dinner in St. Louis honoring, A4010.
Remarks in Senate relative to the address
delivered at French Lick, Ind., by,
12403.
Remarks in Senate relative to the nomi-
nation to be Postmaster General, 4229.
Report of the Committee on Post Offices
and Post Roads in Senate on nomina-
tion of, 4121, 4132.
Speech urging reduction in air-mail
postage in New York by, A5495.
HANNEGAN SEES A BIG DARK CLOUD ON
by
POLITICAL HORIZON, article
Lowell Mellett from Washington Even-
ing Star on, A3573.
HANNEVIG, CHRISTOFFER, adjudicate
claim of (see bill H. R. 2320*).
HANNON, JOHN, pension (see bill H. R.
1475).
HANNON, JOSEPH A. AND ELEANORE H.,
relief (see bills S. 801"; H. R. 2899).
HANSEL, ELISABETH JONES, relief (see bill
H. R. 3355).
HANSEN, ALVIN H., book entitled "America's
Role in the World Economy" by, 7435.
HANSEN, ENOK THUE, relief (see bill S.
1469).
HANSEN, HARRY N., letter complaining of
Army's discharge system to, A4599.
HANSEN, PERCY M., editorial entitled "Let's
Go Slow on Peacetime Draft" from
Jamestown (N. Dak.) Sun by, A2864.
HANSEN, MAYER G., relief (see bill H. R.
4174).
HANSEN, ROBERT W., editorial entitled
"Franklin Delano Roosevelt; A Valiant
Eagle" from Eagle magazine by, A2221.
HANSON, A. C., article Feeder Cattle are
Too High from Wallace's Farmer and
Iowa Homestead by, A4311.
HANSON, HERMAN, remarks In House rela-
tive to poultry operations in Wiscon-
sin of, A2313.
HANSON, JOHN B.; relief (see bill S. 1436).
HANSON, VICTOR H., remarks in House on
death of, 1859.
HANSON, ORTH & STEVENSON, INC., re-
lief (see bills H. R. 1801, 3218, 5097).
HANTON, CARL, editorial on a plan for
universal military service from Fort
Myers (Fla.) News-Press by, A3966.

HARBOR BOAT WORKS, relief (see bills
H. R. 917, 1223.)
HARBORS, authorizing improvement of (see
bill H. R. 4083*). - 11766, 11767.
HARD, WILLIAM, article in Reader's Digest
relative to Armistice Day, 1945, A4823.
Remarks in House relative to article on
Russian-American
relations from
Reader's Digest by, 8945.
HARDAGE, EUNICE C., relief (see bill H. R.
3834*).
HARDT, ROBERT (lieutenant, U. S.
Army), article from New York Sun in-
cluding letter by, A1929.
Article entitled "Guts" from New York
Sun, A1929.
Letter to his father from, A1231.
Remarks in House relative to activities
at Fordham University of, A1231.
HARDER, C. W., letter favoring H. R. 2357
to strengthen Clayton Antitrust Act,
by, A3932.
HARDIN, RETA H., ET AL., relief (see bill S.
1444).
HARDIN COUNTY, KY., relief of owners of
land and personal property 'of the
Fort Knox area of (see bill H. R.
2265*).
HARDY, EDWIN N. (colonel, U. S. Army), edi-
torial entitled "Colonel Hardy Retires"
from Lisbee (Ariz.) Daily Review,
A3975.
HARDY, JACK W., article relative to history
and background of American Vet-
erans of World War II by, A5227.
HARDY, OSGOOD, statement that the United
States has been playing the role of
Santa Claus in Latin America, 7593.
HARE, BUTLER B. (a Representative from
South Carolina).
Address by Rev. Joseph R. Slzoo before
FBI Academy on subject A Man's Value
to Society, A4680.
Appointed conferee, 3907, 6826.
Appointed on committee, 15.
Editorial from Greenville (S. C.) News
entitled "Must Keep America Off the
Road to Socialism," A1715.
Statement before Joint Committee on
the Organization of Congress, A3273.
Statement before Rivers and Harbors
Committee on Savannah River de-
velopment, 11063.
Tables of delinquency compiled by FBI,
2282, 2283.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Alaskan Highway: to provide for a high-
way connecting Inter-American High-
way with (see bill H. R. 3349), 5292.
Automobile use tax: repeal of (see H. R.
3553), 6701.
Labor Department-Federal Security
Agency: appropriation for (see bill
H. R. 3199), 4573.
Lott, Jesse A.: for relief (see bill H. R.
1144), 99.
Postal service: to require substitute
rural letter carriers to serve their
routes on national holidays (see bill
H. R. 2614), 2238.
Quattlebaum, Paul J.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 1141), 99.
Savannah River: to develop (see bill H.
R. 2648), 2380.
Servicemen's Dependents Allowance Act:
to amend (see bill H. R. 2116), 1043.
Smith, Charles Marvin, for relief (see
bill H. R. 4492), 10042.
bumner, Clarence T., and others: for re-
lief (see bill H. R. 1143), 99.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural Extension Service, 4566.
Anti-poll-tax bill, 5998.
Appropriations: reduction of certain,
9839, 9840.
Byrnes, James F.: appointment as Sec-
retary of State, 7137.
Census of agriculture, 856, 862.
INDEX
HARE, BUTLER B.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Common carriers: agreements among,
Deficiency appropriation bill, 11063,
11257.
Departments of State, Justice and Com-
merce appropriation bill, 2280.
-conference report, 4472, 4491, 4492.
Dumbarton Oaks: analysis of, A1534.
Fair Employment Practice Committee,
7402, 7485, 7488, 7522.
Federal Bureau of Investigation, 2280.
Federal prison syftem: data, 2282.
Flood-control projects, 11063, 11257.
Full employment policies, 12090.
Fulmer, Hampton P.: eulogy, A2674.
Government agencies: reorganization,
9424.
Labor-Federal Security appropriation
bill, 4731-4739; 4743, 4750, 7050, 7034,
7035.
Conference report and statement, 6962.
Navy: disposition of vessels and facilities,
1345.
Racial prejudice, A2588.
Reciprocal trade agreements, -5073, 5129.
Smith, Ellison D.: eulogy, A2590..
Treaties: constitutional amendment,
4334.
"United Nations Relief: appropriation,
102S9.
Veterans: business opportunities for,
A3317.
Veterans' Administration: Department
of Medicine and Surgery, 11684.
War dead: repatriation, 12214.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Appropriations:
Department of Labor-Federal Security
Agency apprcpriation bill (H. R. 3199,
Rapt. 551), 4542, 4573.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
HARFST, RICHARD, statement relative to
accomplishments of Hudson Motor
Car Co. by, A4429.
HARGROVE, MARION (ex-sergeant, U. S.
Army), address before National Asso-
ciation of Manufacturers by, A5593.
HARING, J. P., relief (see bill H. R. 1333).
HARKERS POINT BASIN, N. C., prelimi-
nary examination of (see bi!l H. R.
1574).
HARL,MAPLE T., nomination to be a mem-
ber of the Board of Directors of the
Federal Deposit Insurance Corpora-
tion, '10980.
Rsport of the Committee on Banking and
Currency in Senate on nomination of,
11559.
HARLAN, BYRON B., nomination to be judge
of The Tax Court, 12522.
HARLAN COUNTY DESERVOIR ON REPUB-
LICAN RIVER, NEBR., resolution cf
Kansas City (Kans.) Chamber of Com-
merce relative to, 11860.
HARLAND, BARTHOLOMEW AND ASSO-
CIATES, letter from the Comptroller
General of the United States trans-
mitting report on claim of, 1341.
HARLESS, RICHARD P. (a Representative
from Arizona).
Appointed on committee, 275.
Arguments for and against compulsory
military training, A4676.
Edltroial from Arizona Daily Star on
General MacArthur and his critics,
A4236.
Editorial from Arizona Daily Star on
Japanese Emperor and peace, A4233.
Joint memorial of Arizona favoring
McCarran-Sumners bill, A611.
Letter by Bruce Cole, Tucson, Ariz., rela-
tive to Jap code, A4483.
Letter by Henry Eyring, Princeton Uni-
versity, relative to just peace, A4475.
Letter from Lloyd De Shazo regarding
0. J. Beckworth, A3121.
281
HARLESS, RICHARD F.-Continued.
Letter to President by Matt S. Walton
protesting scrapping of Atlantic Char-
tar, A146.
Memorial from Arizona Legislature for
establishment of hospital at Fort
Huachuca, Ariz., A1277.
Memorial of Arizona Legislature for
relief of property owners of Santa Cruz
County, A1295.
Memorial of Arizona Legislature to pay
for lands ceded by the Apache Indians,
A1279.
Memorial of Senate of State of Arizona
relative to price for metals, A696.
Resolution of Arizona Legislature urging
national cemetery in Arizona, A1472.
Resolution from State of Arizona rela-
tive to water treaty with Mexico, A233.
Statement by Robert H. Wood, editor,
Aviation News, relative to disagree-
ment between aviation industry and
Federal officials, A5274.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Armed forces: to adjust the retirement
classification and pay of officers (see
bill H. R. 417), 25.
- to issue insignia to rejected or
deferred registrants for military serv-
ice (see bill H. R. 418), 25.
to provide retirement pay for cer-
tain members of (see bill H. R. 299b),
3699.
Army: additional compensation for en-
listed personnel of Medical Depart-
ment of the Army (see bill H. R. 424),
25.
Baker, W. H.: for relief (see bill H. R.
1547), 291.
Becker, Gustav: to erect memorial at
Springerville, Ariz., to (see H. J. Res.
70, 159), 2E8, 3531.
Conscientious objectors: to furnish a
special form of honorable discharge
(see bill H. R. 421), 25.
Constitution of the United States: to
amend relative to equal rights for men
and women (see H. J. Res. 30), 30.
Coronado National Forest, Ariz.: to pro-
tect scenic values along Catalina High-
way within (see bill H. R. 3040), 3822.
Gallego, Cristina: for relief (see bill
H. R. 4216), 9110.
Gold: relating to reserve ratios required
against Federal Reserve notes (see bill
H. R. 2410), 1595.
Hutchings, Leonard: for relief (see bill
H. R. 1464), 268.
Minerals, metals, and petroleum: to con-
tinue subsidy payments (see bill H. R.
2456), 1747.
National forest lands: payments to
States where situated (H. R. 3598),
6735.
Reclamation Project Act: to amend (see
bill H. R. 423), 25.
Roosevelt, Franklin Delano: designating
birthday as a national holiday (see
H. J. Res. 160), 3595.
Safford, Ariz.: to grant title to certain
lands to town of (see bill H. R. 3444),
5924.
Settlers of International Strip at Nogales,
Ariz.: for relief (see bill H. R. 2618),
2238.
Small business enterprises: to assist vet-
erans in establishing (see bill H. R.
3130), 4216.
Social Security Act: to amend (see bill
H. R. 420), 25.
Strategid and critical minerals: to pre-
vent dumping after the war (see bill
H. R. 419), 25.
Strategic minerals, metals, and petro-
leum products: to continue subsidy
payments with respect to (see bill
H. R. 2372), 975.
Subsidy payments: to continue certain
(see bill H. R. 2539), 1958.
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HARLESS, RICHARD F.-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Veterans: to aid in providing housing
for those attending educational insti-
tutions (see bill H. R. 3337), 5252.
- relating to priority rights to hous-
ing facilities (see bill H. R. 1650), 431.
War Labor Disputes Act: to repeal provi-
sions relating to political contributions
by labor organizations (see bill H. R.
422), 25.
Webb, C. Y.: for relief (see bill H. R.
1546), 291.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Prisoner-of-war camps: to investigate
(see H. Res. 141), 1285.
Remarks by, on
Army: transportation of combat troops
by day coaches, 7219.
Compulsory military training: results of
public-opinion poll, A4689.
Federal Aid Airport Act, 9712, 9713, 9736,
9737, 9740, 9741.
German prisoners of war, 1278-1282.
Land-grant railroad rates: conference re-
port, 10142.
Office of War Information, 5822.
Railroads: land-grant rates, 4189, 4190,
4200.
Subsidies: continuation of certain, 5240.
Veterans: housing, 11135.
War agencies appropriation bill, 5822.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
HARNESS, FOREST A. (a Representative
from Indiana).
Appointed on committee, 88.
Article by Peter F. Drucker entitled
"Where Do Wages Come From?", A5101.
Article from Wall Street Journal relative
to clum clearance in Indianapolis, Ind.,
A5477.
Article In Scripps-Howard newspapers
pertaining to visit to European war
front, A389.
Letter from Grant County (Ind.) Ration
Board relative to OPA Regulation 580,
A1494.
Letter to General Eisenhower relative to
great number of men eligible for dis-
charge being held on Leyte Island,
A5273.
Letter to President Truman relative to
OPA policies written by, 6510.
Report of a meeting of representatives
of American Legion and other educa-
tional and business organizations at
Kokomo, Ind., on GI bill of rights,
A1971.
Resolution of Catholic Bishops of United
States on compulsory military train-
ing, A5147.
Amendments offered by, to
National Service Act (H. R. 1752): to
amend, 642.
Nurses (H. R. 2277): to amend, 1803.
Pearl Harbor investigation (S. Con. Res.
27): to amend, 8509.
Bills and joint resplutionsintroduced by
Civil Aeronautics Administration War
Training Service: relating to granting.
of commissions or appointment as
flight officers' of men trained under
(see bill H. R. 2675), 2457.
Coinage: to establish additional mint of
the United States (see bill H. R. 4867),
11279.
Ryland, Thomas A.: to change military
record (see bill H. R. 3072), 3938.
State fairgrounds: to cancel War Depart-
ment leases on (see bill H. R. 4009),
8575.
War Labor Disputes Act: to repeal (see
bill H. R. 3992), 8515.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Pearl Harbor disaster: to investigate
(see H. Con. Res. 72), 8337.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 11523.
Remarks by, on
Appropriations: reduction of certain,
6151.
INDEX
HARNESS, FOREST A.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Armed forces: voluntary enlistment bill,
8622, 8623, 8624, 8650, 8651, 8712, 8713,
8714.
Army: analysis of mustering-out plan,
4545, 4546, 4547, 4548.
-- commissioned officers, 12208.
Army Medical Corps (H. R. 2477), 6286.
Committee on Military Affairs: permission
to sit, 9519.
Commodities: exportation of (H. R.
2944), 6294.
Commodity Credit Corporation, 1976.
- destruction of canned milk at Ko-
komo, Ind., 3787.
- correspondence, 3788.
Departments of State, Justice, and Com-
merce appropriation bill: conference
report, 4481.
Farm draft situation, 1394.
Farm labor (veto of H. J. Res. 106), 4155.
Farm machinery, 2563.
Federal employees pay bill, 5907, 5108,
5912, 6003.
Food and Agrictulture Qrganization of
United Nations, 3970, 3971, 3979, 3981,
3982.
Fcod investigation, 2790.
Materials: requisition (H. R. 3232). 6295,
6296.
Meat shortage and black market, A2352.
-- statement by Standard Packing
Co., A2352.
National Academy of Sciences, 6153.
National Service Act, 597, 642, 643, 644,
706.
-agree to conference, 2200, 2201,
2202.
-- conference report, 2837, 2838,
2839, 2847, 2850.
-letter by a soldier, 2703.
-- Senate amendments, 2119. 2120.
Nationality Act: amendment, 4643, 12204.
N-vy; V-12 orogram, 12207.
Navy and Marine Corps: increase per-
sonnel, 11437.
Nurses' selective service bill, 1729, 1730,
1739, 1740, 1798. 1803, 1804. 1822.
Office of War Information, 5821.
Order of business, 8567, 8568.
Pearl Harbor investigation, 8500, 8501,
8503, 8509.
Presidential succession, 7023.
Price Control Act: amendment, 6501,
6502. 6504, 6509, 6510, 6593.
Pyle, Ernie: eulogy, A1802..
Reciprocal trade agreements, 5092.
statistics on exports, 5092. 5o93.
Second War Powers Act: amendment,
11345.
Selective Service Act: extension, 3905.
Servicemen's Readjustment Act: confer-
ence report, 12375.
Stabilization Act of 1942: amendment,
6504, 6593.
State fairgrounds, 8567.
Statute of limitations, 10947.
Treaties: constitutional amendment,
4344, 4345.
United Nations Organization, 12281.
VE-day, 4306.
Veterans: housing, 11138, 11140, 11144,
11145.
War agencies appropriation bill, 5821.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
HARNESS AMENDMENT TO THE MAY BILL,
text of, 704.
HARNEY, THOMAS F., JR., relief (see bill
H. R. 5007).
HARPER, EDWIN E., AND WIFE, relief (see
bill H. R. 1476).
HARPER, SAM H., letter relative to distribu-
ton of surplus Government-owned
goods, A3123.
HARPER & McINTIRE CO., letter relative
to disposal of surplus property from,
A3723.
HARPER COUNTY CHAMBER OF COM-
MERCE, OKLA., remarks in Senate and
correspondence relative to an OPA
press release concerning the meat
shortage, 5612.
HARPER'S (magazine), article entitled "The
Veterans' Run-around" by Charles G.
Bolt6 from, A1921.
Article entitled "The Great Salmon
Experiment" by Richard L. Neuberger
from A433.
HARPER'S CREEK, VA., provide for a pre-
liminary survey of (see bill H. R.
2815).
HARRIMAN, MRS. J. BORDEN, speech on
subject What Are the problems of
United Nations? by, A1902.
HARRIMAN, TENN., CITY OF, relief (see bill
S. 175).
HARRINGTON, CARL C., article entitled
"How Some Detroit Labor Unions
Sabotage Production" from Mill and
Factory by, A164.
HARRINGTON, HUBERT J., report of the
Committee on the Judiciary in Senate
on nomination of, 9247.
HARRINGTON, THOS. L., letter relative to
unemployment compensation by,
A3346.
HARRINGTON, WILLIAM P., relief (see bill
H. R. 4601).
HARRINGTON (WASH.) CITIZEN, editorial
entitled "Education and Foundations,"
A5036.
HARRIS, CECIL ELWOOD (lieutenant, U. S.
Navy), article from Sioux Falls (S.
Dak.) Daily Argus-Leader relative to
homecoming celebration in honor of,
A532.
Tribute in House to, A531.
HARRIS, EDWARD A., article entitled "Aids
for Small Business" from Washington
Evening Star by, A4199.
HARRIS, FREDERICK BROWN (chaplain,
U. S. Senate), address in Constitu-
tion Hall at memorial service to
Franklin Delano Roosevelt by, A1742.
Article entitled "This Is the Victory"
from Washington Evening Star by,
A3789.
HARRIS, GEORGE B., tribute to Franklin D.
Roosevelt, in form of a vignette, read
by Helen Hayes, written by, A2878.
HARRIS, HARRIETTE E., relief (see bill H. R.
1008*).
HARRIS, HENRY V., relief (see bill H. R.
3186).
HARRIS, J. L., relief (see bill H. R. 2222).
HARRIS, JOHN G., article captioned "Ameri-
can chosen for Vatican mission to
Yugoslavia" from Boston Daily Globe
by, A5249.
HARRIS, J. P., relief (see bill H. R. 1353*).
HARRIS, LARREN N., relief (see bill H. R.
4457).
HARRIS, OREN (a Representative from
Arkansas).
Address before New York State Fruit and
Vegetable Shippers and Receivers Asso-
ciation, Schenectady, N. Y., A5487.
Address by Governor Laney entitled "The
Arkansas Story," A2195.
Address delivered at dinner given by the
Association of American Railroads by
Hon. Alfred L. Bulwinkle paying honor
to Col. J. Monroe Johnson and in com-
memoration of the one hundred and
fiftieth anniversary of establishment of
House Committee on Interstate and
Foreign Commerce, A5345.
Appointed conferee, 9514, 10143.
Appointed on committee, 274, 275.
Editorial from El Dorado Daily News
entitled "Uniform Air Laws," A158.

HARRIS, OREN-Continued.
Editorial from Washington Post entitled
"Unconditional Surrender," A146.
Editorial from Washington Post relative
to foreign policy, Alll.
List of chairmen of Committee on Com-
merce from 1795 to 1889, inclusive,
A5346.
List of chairmen of Committee on Inter-
state and Foreign Commerce from 1891
to 1945, inclusive, A5346.
Statement before Joint Committee on
the Organization of Congress, A2270.
Table: distribution of funds for forestry
research, 3791.
Amenr'--tents offered by, to
F. _eral Aid Airport Act (H. R. 3615) : to
amend, 9744.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Armed forces: relating to notatial acts
by commissioned officers (see bill H. R.
4408), 9757.
-relating to performance of nota-
rial acts by commissioned officers (see
bill H. R. 2201), 1170.
Constitution of the United States: to
amend relative to equal rights for men
and women (see H. J. Res. 82), 462.
-to amend relative to making of
treaties (see H. J. Res. 56), 98.
District of Columbia: to create Public
Vehicle Control Board in (see bill H. R.
1431), 268.
- to limit the number of public
vehicles operated as taxicabs in (see
bill H. R. 4911), 11604.
-- to transfer certain lands located
near Chesapeake Street and Nichols
Avenue SW. (see bill H. R. 2405), 1595.
Federal Power Act: amendment (see bill
H. R. 3704), 7342.
Herren, Gordie M.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 3638), 7038.
Internal Revenue Code: to amend (see
bill H. R. 2890), 3391.
Interstate Commerce Act: to amend (see
bill H. R. 2406), 1595.'
Ouachita River: to bridge (see bill H. R.
1903), 671.
Railroad Retirement Act: to amend (see
bill H. R. 1737), 461.
'Soldiers' and Sailors' Civil Relief Act: to
amend (see bill H. R. 2891), 3391.
Transportation of Explosives Act: to
amend (see bill H. R. 2382), 1540.
Veterans' adjusted compensation: to pay
in cases of veterans' continued absence
from home for a period of 15 years (see
bill H. R. 2822), 2966.
-relating to establishment of serv-
ice-connected disability (see bill H. R.
2206), 1171.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Atomic bomb: to study and investigate
control of (see H. Con. Res. 83), 8515.
Daylight-saving time: to repeal act es-
tablishing (see H. Con. Res. 56), 4498.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill, 2688.
-conference report, 3790.
Anti-poll tax bill, 5982.
Atomic bomb, 8490.
Canol project abandoned, A1202.
Commodity Credit Corporation, 2051.
Common carriers: agreements among,
11757, 11768, 11775.
Covell, Maj. Gen. W. E. R.: tribute to,
6977.
Crossett Experiment Station, Ark., 3790.
District of Columbia: school teachers'
pay bill, 7376.
Fair Employment Practice Committee,
7492.
Federal Aid Airport Act, 9714, 9731, 9733,
9743, 9744, 9793.
Federal employees' pay bill, 5904.
Floods: emergency-control bill, 4843,
4845.
Forest management, 2688.
research, 3790.
Legislative appropriation bill, 4435.
Naval Reserve Officers' Training Corps.
personnel, 311.
INDEX
HARRIS, OREN--Continued.
Remarks by, on
Nurses: drafting of, 1799.
Petroleum Subcommittee, 2504.
Pipe lines, 5343.
Postage on catalogs: readjusting rates
of 6965.
San Francisco Conference: importance
of, A1935.
Second deficiency appropriation bill,
6861.
Treaties: ratification of, 89.
VE-day, A2271.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Interstate and Foreign
Commerce.
Arkansas-Mississippi Bridge Commis-
sion (S. 454, Rept. 819), 6869. '
Pipe lines (H. R. 2600, Rept. 490), 4006.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
HARRIS, SEYMOUR E., article entitled
"World's Free Trade At Stake" from
Washington Post by, A4260.
HARRISBURG (PA.) TELEGRAM, editorial
entitled "Republican Party-Precam-
paign Platform" from, A5676.
HARRISON, BENJAMIN, authorize a perma-
nent memorial to (see bill H. R. 4006).
Remarks in House relative to creation of
a Benjamin Harrison memorial in In-
diana, 9925.
Statement by Representative Ludlow be-
fore House Committee on the Library
relative to permanent memorial to,
A3905.
HARRISON, FERNANDO SOTO (Secretary of
the Government of Costa Rica).
Communication from, 1749.
HARRISON, GEORGE M., telegram favoring
bill (H. R. 2536) relating to certain
agreements between carriers, 11755.
HARRISON, HARRY H., article entitled
"Postwar Puzzle: What To Do With
Portland Housing Land" from Orego-
nian by, A2662.
HARRISON, HUBERT M., article entitled
"Words" by, A1663.
Article entitled "Where Is East Texas?"
by, A980.
Article entitled "Soldiers of Science" by,
A3351.
Article entitled "Who's Selling Your
City?" by, A4713.
HARRISON, LEE, relief (see bill H. R. 2156).
HARRISON, MARVIN, memorandum oppos-
ing adoption of equal-rights amend-
ment by, A3213, A3234.
HARRY L. ENGLEBRIGHT DAM, name dam
at the Upper Narrows site on the Yuba
River, in State of California (see bill
H. R. 3870*).
HARSCH, JOSEPH C., article entitled
"Ground for Optimism About Poland"
from Christian Science Monitor by,
A312.
HART, ANTOINETTE, report on Capitol
Hill's successful Red Cross drive by,
A2584.
HART, BEULAH, relief (see bill H. R. 916").
HART, EDWARD J. (a Representative from
New Jersey).
Appointed on committee, 16, 274, 275.
Editorial from Hoboken (N. J.) Observer
commenting on speech of James A.
Farley, A2049.
Editorial from Hudson Dispatch on New
Jersey's need for a general medical
hcspital for veterans, A2371.
Remarks in House relative to resigna-
tion from Committee on Un-Ameri-
can Activities, 7186.
Resignation from committee, 7142.
Resolution by citizens of Union City,
N. J., urging a free Palestine, A2055.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Brown, S. H., and M.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 2057), 908.
283
HART, EDWARD J.-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Extend Letters Patent No. 1,617,287 (see.
bill H. R. 2664), 2381.
Grunsteln, Ben: for relief (see bill H. R.
2055), 908.
Universal Steamship Co.: for relief (see
bill H. R. 2056), 908.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Societies and associations, 3532, 3822,
3939, 10246.
State legislatures, 3532.
Remarks by, on
Auf der Heide, Oscar L.: death of, 3437.
Committee on Un-American Activities,
1856.
-expenses, 551.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
HART, GORDON COLE, relief (see bill S.
1622).
HART, GUSSIE, AND LOUIS, relief (see bill
H. R. 821).
HART, 'JAMES H. (bishop of Episcopal
Church), address at massing of colors
service at Washington Cathedral,
A3018.
HART, MERVIN K., article by Eleanor Roose-
velt relative to smear attack of Wil-
liam Gailmor on, A408.
Correspondence relative to new charter
for labor and management between
Eric A. Johnston and, A3226, A3227.
Excerpt from article by John T. Flynn
relative to smear attack made by Wil-
liam Gailmor on, A408.
Letter relative to American way of life
on national socialism by, A3483.
HART, THOMAS C. (a Senator from Con-
necticut).
Address before New Haven (Conn.)
Junior Chamber of Commerce on sub-
ject Some Aspects of Foreign Com-
merce, A3882.
Address concerning retention of islands
in the Pacific, A1842.
Appointed conferee, 10489.
Appointed on committees, 1544, 12230.
Appointed to Board of Visitors to Coast
Guard Academy, 4102.
Appointed on Special Committee on
Atomic Energy, 10068.
Article by Representative Luce concern-
ing participation by Palestine Jews
with Allied forces in Italy, A1629.
Credentials, 1108.
Editorial from Army and Navy Journal
on rumored retirement of General
Marshall, 5842.
Excused from committee, 12230.
Leave of absence, 10786.
Letter from constituent relative to
President's fact-finding boards, 12521.
Petition of Thomas J. Reardon, Hartford,
Conn., relative to extension and main-
tenance of credit for purchase and
carrying of securities, 7745.
Petition of Thomas J. Reardon, Hartford,
Conn., relative to political and eco-
nomic cooperation by United States
with other nations, 7745.
Resolution by Connecticut General As-
sembly favoring universal military
training, 4374.
Sworn in, 110.
Amendments cfjered by, to
Federal employees pay bill (S. 1415):
to amend, 11233, 11955, 12243.
Mexican water treaty: reservations, 3409.
Palestine resolution (S. Con. Res. 44):
to amend, 121.90 12165.
Bills and jofnt resolutions introduced by
-Hale, Nathan: to erect a statue of (see
S. J. Res. 84), 7432.
Remarks by, on
Army: voluntary enlistment bill, 9016.
Bretton Woods agreements, 7608.
Expenditurcs cf United States in foreign
countries, 8036.
Lake Champlain Bridge Commission
(S. J. Res. 62), 5307.
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HART, THOMAS C.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Leave of absence, 4939.
McKeough, Raymond S.: confirmation,
9576.
Maloney, Francis: tribute to late, 6648.
Mexico: water treaty, 3280, 3409; 3410.
National Service Act: conference report,
2910.
Pacific bases, 8037.
Palestine resolution, 12139, 12142, 12165,
12167, 12168, 12171.
Tax-adjustment bill, 7787.
United Nations Charter, 7608, 8036.
Vessels: sale of Government-owned,
11538, 11551, 11552, 11864, 11865, 11866,
11870, 11874, 11879, 12134.
Veterans: problems of, 10902.
report of Messrs. Buell and Rob-
inson, 10902.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Commerce:
Lake Champlain bridges (S. J. Res. 62,
Rept. 317), 5307.
Votes Of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
HARTFORD, JOHN A., remarks in House rel-
ative to a loan made to Elliott Roose-
velt by, 6140, A2939.
Remarks in House relative to investiga-
tion of income-tax returns of, A4115.
Resolution to investigate loan to Elliott
Roosevelt by (see S. Res. 136).
Statement by Jesse Jones relative to loan
to Elliott Roosevelt by, A4116.
Testimony relative to loan to Elliott
Roosevelt by, A4115.
HARTFORD (MICH.) DAY SPRING (news-
paper), editorial entitled "Making a
Separate Peace,- Congressman?" from,
A3182.
HARTFORD (CONN.) COURANT, article en-
titled "Connecticut War Workers' Pro-
duction Leading Nation" by A. E. Mag-
nell from, A327.
Article entitled "World War No. 1 Poem
Read in Congress" from, A461.
Article captioned "Mark Clark lauded
for skill, tact" by Representative Luce
from, A1670.
Editorial paying tribute to late Senator
Maloney from, A386.
Editorial entitled "Transocean Air
Transport" from, A3637.
Editorial on Presidential succession from,
A2896.
Editorial on armament reduction,
Luce's resolution, from, A5195.
Poem entitled "Just Thinkin'" by Hud-
son Hawley from, 462.
HARTFORD (CONN.) HERALD, editorial pay-
ing tribute to Frances Perkins from,
A3540.
HARTFORD (CONN.) TIMES, editorial pay-
ing tribute to late Senator Maloney
from, A385.
Editorial entitled "Power of Our Repre-
sentatives" from, A1876.
Editorial entitled "FEPC Appropriation"
from, A3607.
Editorial relative to Presidential succes-
sion from, A3549.
HARTLEY, FRED A., JR. (a Representative
from New Jersey).
Appointed on committee, 491, 492.
Article by Mr. Hughes from New York
Times relative to closing of meat
stores, 6587.
Editorial written by C. F. Hughes en-
titled "The Merchant's Point of View"
relative to WPB and OPA policies, 6530.
Statement by Roy Cheney, president,
Underwear Institute, relative to ceil-
ing prices and civilian production of
underwear, 6530.
Telegram from J. B. Bachofer relative
OPA order on house dresses, 6587.
Amendments offered by, to
Price Control Act: to amend, 6587.
Stabilization Act of 1942: to amend,
6587.
INDEX
HARTLEY, FRED A., JR.-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Armed forces: payment for unused fur-
lough time (see bills H. R. 8893, 3894),
7935.
Automobile-use tax: repeal (see H. R.
3497), 6320.
City Service Transit Co.: for relief (see
bill H. R. 908), 60.
District of Columbia: to amend (see bill
H. R. 2585), 2072.
Inventions: to declare national policy
on (see bill H. R. 3694), 7267.
Italy: to establish friendly diplomatic
relations with (see H. J. Res. 135),
2585.
Mail rates on books: to transfer to sec-
ond class (see bill H. R. 3693), 7267.
Naturalization: to provide for persons
whose sons or daughters served in
armed forces of United States (see
bills H. R. 1809, 1810), 590.
Physical fitness: to promote (see bill
H. R. 2045), 907.
Postage rate on books (see H. R. 3551),
6585.
Postal employees: relating to computa-
tion of daily rate of pay (see bill H. R.
1336), 190.
Postal employees' longevity: to provide
(see bill H. R. 274), 22.
Sebo, Alexander: for relief (see bill H. R.
2619), 2239.
Stowe, Clara M.: to pension (see bill
H. R. 4173), 8950.
Taxation: to allow deduction of depre-
ciation on residences for income tax
purposes (see bill H. R. 273), 22.
Veterans: to extend franking privilege
to those in hospitals (see bill H. R.
2141), 1080.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Lithuania: relating to foreign policy of
the United States toward (see H. Res.
431), 11233.
Palestine: to establish as a Hebrew
nation (see H. Res. 265), 4776.
Select Committee to Investigate Execu-
tive Agencies: to approve report of
(see H. Res. 380), 10068.
White-collar Workers: to provide for a
study of pay increases for (see H. Res.
145), 1341.
Remarks by, on
Black markets in meats, 6587.
Committee to Investigate Acts of Execu-
tive Agencies, 344.
Office of Price Administration, 10059,
10060, 10061.
- clothing regulations, 6587.
-- editorial from New York World-
Telegram, 10061.
-excerpt from letters, 10062.
-policies of, 10674.
- recommendations of Committee
to Investigate Executive Agencies,
10061-10063.
reconversion price policies, 10056-
10063.
Postal employees: salary increase, 4619,
4623, 4630.
Postal salary reclassification bill, 6825.
Price Control Act: amendment, 6587,
6588, 6589, 6590.
-extension, 6529, 6530, 6531.
Price exhibits, 10734.
Stabilization Act of 1942: amendment,
6587, 6588, 6589, 6590.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
HARTMAN, CYNTHIA, pension (see bill S.
1409).
HARTUP, OLIVIA MAY, letter relative to
continuance of child-care centers by,
A3869.
HARVARD BUSINESS REVIEW, analysis of
the basic Issues involved in the full
employment bill, 4086.
Article entitled "Administration of
Fiscal Policy" by Charles C. Abbott
from, A1012.
HARVEY, HOLMAN, article entitled "Ameri-
ca's Dead and Dying Rivers" from
Header's Digest by, A4192.
HARVEY W. CLIFFORD, article entitled
"Speed? Take the Air Ferry" from
Christian Science Monitor by, A1941.
HARWOOD,R. N., amend act for relief of (see
bill S. 150).
HASELDEN & HUGGINS CO., relief (see bill
H. R. 2621*).
HASH, SAM J.,relief (see bill H. R. 2090).
HASKELL, HENRY J., article relative to
Ru-hr Valley from Kansas City Star by,
A1021.
HASKINS, LORENA M., increase pension (see
bill H. R. 1048).
HASLAM, R. T., address entitled "United
We Stand" delivered by, 1214.
HASS, HENRY B., editorial from Nation's
News relative to statement on value of
industrial research by, A2745.
"HAS ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH GROWN
WEARY OF MVA?" Editorial from
Miles City (Mont.) Star entitled, A4257.
HASSAN (Egyptian Minister), letter relative
to the Moyne trial written by, 462.
HASSETS, WILLIAM D., address by in tribute
to late Charles A. Webb, A4904.
HASSLER-PONDER TOY MANUFACTURING
CO., relief (see bills S. 456; H. R.
3084*).
HASTIE, WILLIAM E., address on the Negro
and the postwar military policy before
House Committee on Postwar Military
Policy by, A2848.
HASTINGS, GLADYS, relief (see bill H. R.
4640).
HASTINGS, MRS. WILLIAM A., letter rela-
tive to the OPA written by, 217, 218.
HATCH, CARL A. (a Senator from New
Mexico).
Address by D. D. Monroe paying tribute
to late President Roosevelt, A1858.
Address by Dean Acheson at Madison
Square Garden on American-Soviet
friendship, A4886.
Address by Joseph L. Dailey, Albuquer-
que, N. Mex., paying tribute to Ernie
Pyle, A2748.
Address by Senator Ellender on subject
Where Do We Go From San Francisco?
A2605.
Address by Senator Tunnell before con-
ference on atomic power and public
policy, New York City, A4992.
Advertisement entitled "We Believe
Bretton Woods Is Good Business,"
A2649.
Appointed Acting President pro tempore
of Senate, 7147.
Appointed conferee, 10803.
Appointed on committee, 169, 170.
Appointed on funeral committee, 3956.
Article appearing in Washington Evening
Star entitled "Georgetown Citation
Extols Truman as a Chosen Son of
Destiny," A2908.
Article by Arthur Krock in New York
Times relative to Presidential succes-
sion, A3297.
Article by Eleanor Roosevelt entitled
"Personal Sorrow Seems Lost in Gen-
eral Sadness of Humanity," 3420.
Article by Senator O'Mahoney from the
magazine America entitled "The New
Federal Insurance Law," A1625.
Article from Chicago Sun entitled "Sun
Inquiry Shows Friends of Judge Igoe
in Fat Car Line Posts," A2638.
Article from Washington Post relative
to proposed Federal Labor Relations
Act, A3542.
Articles from Washington Daily News
entitled "What New Labor Bill Pro-
poses," A3543.

HATCH, CARL A.-Continued.
Article from Washington Evening Star
entitled "Supreme Court Agrees to
Hear Argument in Hatch Act Case,"
A1164.
Article in Washington Daily News by
William M. Leiserson entitled "Bad
Outweighs Good in Proposed Labor
Bill," A3544.
Article in Washington Daily News by
William M. Leiserson entitled "Con-
structive Critic," A3544.
Article on Federal industrial relations
bill by, A3808.
Editorial from Woodford Sun (newspa-
per) entitled "The President Is Dead;
Long Live the President," A1779.
Editorials and article by Arthur Krock
from New York Times relative to cur-
few regulations, A1313.
Editorials on recent changes in Presi-
dent's Cabinet, A2469.
Excerpt from article by Norman Cousins
entitled "Modern Man Is Obsolete,"
10330.
Excerpt from article written by Jim H.
Brady relative to Brig. Gen. Harry W.
Vaughan using his own car at his own
expense, A5666.
Joint study of Catholic, Jewish, and
Protestant pronouncements on world
organization entitled' "Goals for San
Francisco," A1745.
Leave of absence, 6804, 7068.
Latter by Secretary of the Interior rela-
tive to bill (S.1098) declaring certain
lands to be part of public domain (see
bill S. 1098), 5473.
Letter by Secretary of the Interior rela-
tive to bill to amend act to provide
for purchase of public lands for home
sites in Alaska, 916.
Letter by Secretary of the Interior rela-
tive to grazing fees on public domain,
191.
Letter from Secretary of the Interior
relative to disposition of public lands
in Oklahoma between Cimarron base
line and north boundary of Texas,
8586.
Letter from Secretary of the Interior
relative to leasing certain lands in
Alaska, 9297.
Letter by Secretary of the Interior rela-
tive to salary of' Solicitor of the Inte-
rior Department, 9296.
List of special employees of Committee
on Public Lands and Surveys, 5385,
9472, 11284.
List of special employees of Subcommit-
tee on Public Lands, 8209.
Newspaper articles relative to Donald
Richberg's stand on proposed Federal
Labor Relations Act, A3234.
Newspaper articles relative to proposed
Federal Labor Relations Board, A3087,
A3088,
Outline of a program for industrial peace
the need for new labor law, 6325.
Proposed Federal Labor Relations Act:
statement by, A3040.
Radio address by Samuel D. Jackson on
the death of President Roosevelt,
A1778.
Radio addresses by Senators Guffey and
Ellender on subject of poll tax, A4995.
Radio address of Elmer Louis Kayser rel-
ative to background of United Nations
Charter, A3542.
Radio discussion of Crimean Conference,
A705.
Resolutions by New Mexico Cattle Grow-
ers' Association, 2587.
Resolutions by New Mexico' Legislature
relative to grant of certain public lands
toState of New Mexico, 32C4, 6157.
Resolution by Twenty-ninth Division
Association favoring bill for retirement
of certain officers of National Guard,
10328.
INDEX
HATCH. CARL A.-Continued.
Statement by L. B. Schwellenbach on
individual security in postwar world,
A4657.
Statement on Presidential succession,
8272.
Statements in House of Commons of Mr.
Attlee and Mr. Eden on atomic energy,
A5060.
Tidewater oil lands: correspondence be-
tween Secretary Ickes and Attorney
General Kenney relative to, A3588.
Tribute to Ernie Pyle from Washington
. Daily News entitled "Ernie," A1805.
War Manpower Commission regulations
on employment-stabilization programs,
A1634.
Amendments offered by, to
Full Employment Act of 1945 (S. 380):
to amend, 9125, 9126.
Labor disputes (S. 1661): to amend,
11706.
Land-grant railroad rates (H. R. 694)
to amend, 9277.
Legislative appropriation bill: to amend,
4935, 4958, 5190, 5212.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Alaska: to lease certain public lands in
(zee bill S. 1461), 9296.
American Veterans' Committee: to In-
corporate (see bill S. 110), 78.
Appalachian National Forest: to develop
oil and gas in (see bill S. 1236), 7273,
Bloodgood, Ellsworth F.: to increase pen-
sion (see bill S. 1559), 10406.
Braun, Ida F., and others: for relief (see
bill S. 642), 1474.
Central Valley project: to modify appli-
cation of Federal reclamation laws to
(see bill S. 395), 465.
Colorado River: to construct certain Fed-
eral reclamation works on upper basin
(see bill S. 894), 3480.
Courts: for additional judge for seventh
judicial circuit (see bill S. 108), 78.
Department of the Interior: to fix salary.
of Solicitor (see bill S. 1460), 9296.
Federal Industrial Relations Act (see bill
S. 1171), 6325.
Holman, Adolphus M.: for relief (see bill
S. 182), 158.
Insurance: to express intent of Congress
with reference to regulation of busi-
ness of (see bill S. 12), 77.
Kaibab National Forest, the Grand Can-
yon Game Preserve, and Arizona Graz-
ing District No. 1: to readjust exterior
boundaries (see bill S. 1226), 7152.
1lational Guard: relating to giving credit
for service as a caretaker for (see bill
S. 1528), 10114.
National Park Service: to acquire prop-
erty (see bill S. 1273), 7589.
National Symphony Orchestra Trust
Fund Board: to create (see bill S. 109),
78.
New Mexico: granting certain lands to
State of (see bill S. 1156), 6157.
Oil and gas leases: to provide for exten-
sion of certain (see bill S. 1459), 9295.
Public domain: development of oil and
gas from (see bill S. 1236), 7273.
Public lands: declaring certain lands to
be a part of public domain (see bill
S. 1093), 5473.
to amend act to provide for pur-
chase of .(see bill S. 497), 916.
-relating to disposition of certain
lands in Oklahoma between Cimarron
base line and the north boundary of
Texas (see bill S. 1387), 8585.
-relating to payments to States
with respect to conservation lands ad-
ministered by Department of Agricul-
ture (see bill S. 111), 78.
Pyle, Ernie: to award special medal of
honor (see S. J. Res. 72), 5313.
- posthumouz award of Congres-
sional Medal of Honor (see S. J. Res.
5)), 3615.
285
HATCH, CARL A.-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Ruggles, Ferris: for relief (see bill S.
1563), 10487,
Strategic' metals, etc.: to continue sub-
sidy payments with respect to (see
bill S. 502), 916.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Hydroelectric power: continuation of
authority to investigate supply and
distribution of (see S. Res. 31), 193.
Irrigated lands: investigation of Gov-
ernment loans to producers of agricul-
tural products on (see S. Res. 106),
2595.
Remarks by, on
Acheson, Dean, 8837.
Airports: Federal aid bill, 728Q, 7281,
8527.
Alaska: purchase of land In, 3759.
-recording real property owner-
ship in, 8810.
American foreign policy, 12326.
Anderson, Clinton P.: nomination, 5444.
Appalachian National Forest: oil and
gas, 7273.
Armed forces: demobilization, 102C9,
10270, 10274.
discharge of fathers, 12498, 12516.
Atomic bomb: control and development,
10328, 10329, 10330.
- articleg and letters, 8425, 8426.
- national monument to com-
memorate first test of, 8425-8426.
-- _statements by experts, 10894.
Atomic energy: agreement with Great
Britain and Canada, 10712.
-- reference of bill (S. 1463), 9325,
9404, 9405.
Bretton Woods agreements, 7272.
Byrnes, James F.: tribute, 3058.
editorial, 3059.
*Congress: Easter recess, 2383.
Disposal cf surplus property: report of
Mead committee, 2588.
Donovan, Dennis F.: notice of hearings
on nomination, 5471.
Electoral college in the political system:
to print.survey• (S. Doc. 97), 10406.
Farm workers: vote in House on veto
of bill to defer, 4228.
Federal Labor Relations Act, 6323, 6324,
6325, 6327, 6328.
Foreign policy of the United States:
reply to Senator Fulbright, 12326.
Full Employment Act of 1945, 9029, 9034,
. 9049, 9071; 9072, 9073, 9125, 9126.
German prison camps: visit by Senators,
0632, 3633, 3659, 3662.
Gila River, 3385.
Gourley, Wallace S.: notice of hearings
on nomination, 10404.
Government agencies: reorganization,
10578, 10579, 10580, 10581, 10582, 10701,
10702, 10714, 10718, 10719, 10800, 10801,
10802, 10803.
Grazing fees, 191.
Hannogan, Robert E.: confirmation, 4248,
4257.
Hatch Act: need of enforcing, 4809.
Holmes, Ronald M.: confirmation, 5216.
Income tax: deductibility of oil-and-gas-
well drilling costs, 7868, 7870.
Indeoendent offices appropriation bill,
2094.
Insurance business: regulation, 1442,
1443.
Labor-management contracts, 10565.
Land-grant railroad rates, 9305.
Leave of absence, 3317, 4228, 10914.
Legislative appropriation bill, 4954, 4957,
4958, 5212, 5213.
MacArthur, Gen. Douglas, 8837.
Management-labor relations, 8294.
Mead committee, 7901.
Members of Congress: expense allowance,
4958, 4959, 4960, 4961, 5186, 5189, 5190,
5191, 5193, 5201, 5202, 5207, 5208, 5209.
Metals, minerals, etc.: subsidy payments,
2268, 2259, 2270.
286
HATCH, CARL A.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Mexico: water treaty, 2338, 2392, 2808,
2813, 2814, 3304, 3385, 3403, 3404, 3423,
34: -, 3429, 3430.
National Labor Management Commis-
sion: list of principals, 3074.
National Service Act: conference report,
2904, 2914, 2915, 2939, 2943, 3045, 3058-
3067.
-statement by J. A. Krug, 3063.
Nevada: district court, 10484.
New Mexico: Sebastian Martin grant.
lands, 8293.
Oil and gas leases, 10767.
Order to take message of Administrator
of Veterans' Administration from files
of Senate and refer to Committee on
Finance, 191.
Peace by rule of law, 10894.
Pearl Harbor incident: extension of
statute of limitations, 5313.
Pennsylvania: political conditions in,
1889, 1890.
President of the United States: qualities
of leadership, 10409, 10410.
Price Control Act: extension, 5762, 5887,
5888, 5891.
Pyle, Ernie: death of, 3468.
Quiz kids, 2173.
Reciprocal trade agreements, 6043, 6189,
6349, 6352.
Resignation from committee, 6703.
Roosevelt, Franklin D.: death of, 3357.
Secretary of Agriculture, 7864.
Selective Service Act: extension, 3650.
Senate: expenses of investigating com-
mittees, 8291.
- procedure in Connection with
quorum calls, 3770.
-procedure in debate, 8300.
Senate: Rules of Procedure, 8834, 8835,
9029, 12522.
Somerville, J. A.: correspondence regard-
ing, 5212.
Statute of limitations, 5470.
Surplus property in Europe, 7289.
Surplus war material: disposal of, 3846,
3847, 3851.
Tax-adjustment bill, 7811.
Truman, Harry S.: address In Berlin,
Germany, 7894.
-article
by Arthur Krock on han-
dling of the press by, 5755.
-editorial from Washington News,
7894.
United Nations Charter, 7986, 7987, 7990,
8020, 8022, 8157, 8158.
United Nations Organization: American
representation, 10894.
Van Nuys, Frederick: tribute to, 6643.
Veterans: purchase of farms, 12327, 12328.
Wainwright, Gen. Jonathrn: statement
on Japanese, 8675.
Wallace, Henry A., 1235, 1236, 1237.
Williams, Aubrey, 2398, 2399, 2402, 2403,
2404, 2405, 2406, 2407, 2409, 2410, 2481,
2484, 2529, 2612, 2614, 2618, 2620, 2621,
2650, 2652.
- letter by Tom L. Popejoy, Univer-
sity of New Mexico, 2621.
Reports made by, from
Committee on the Judiciary:
Kansas: district judge (S. 1233, Rept.
588), 8882.
Statute of limitations (S, J. Res. 66,
Rept. 311), 5177.
War Mobilization and Reconversion Act:
Advisory Board (H. R. 1527, Rapt. 104),
2240.
Wear, Sam M.: nomination, 5215.
Committee on Public Lands and Surveys:
Alaska: land offices in (H. R. 3686, Rept.
568), 8727.
Boardman, Daniel (S. 504, Rept. 502).
7826.
Brltt, Thomas F.: nomination, 7826.
Catholic bishop of Alaska (H. R. 1992,
Rept. 503), 7826.
Child, Harry N.: nomination, 6201.
Gaudet, Charles (H. R. 1719, Rept. 196).
3502.
INDEX
HATCH, CARL A-Continued.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Public Lands and Surveys-
Continued.
Gila reclamation project (S. 118, Rapt.
194), 3602.
Kiskadden, William W. (S. 100, Rapt.
371), 6155.
Minnesota: conveyance of certa'n lands
(S. 199, Rept. 374), 6155.
Montgomery Bell Park, Tenn. (S. 1366,
Rept. 670), 10114.
Oil and gas leases (S. 1459, Rept. 671),
10114.
Public lands: investigation (S. Res. 18),
231.
-purchase for home Sites (S. 497,
Rept. 195), 3602.
Salt Springs, Ala. (S. 708; H. R. 2416,
Repts. 372, 373), 6155.
Sebastian Martin grant lands (H. R.
2613, Rept. 504), 7826.
Special Committee to Investigate Na-
tional Defense Program:
Disposal of surplus property (Rept. 110),
2588.
Votes o. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
HATCH ACT, amend (see bills S. 1105; H. R.
1118*, 3632).
Bill to amend relative to employees in
Alaska (see bill H. R. 1497*).
Remarks in Senate relative to Supreme
Court to hear arguments in case in-
volving, A1163.
"HATCH, BURTON, BALL ACT SEEN SIGNI-
FYING TREND," article by David Law-
rence from Washington Evening Star
entitled A3212.
HATCHCOAT, H. C., editorial paying tribute
to Franklin D. Roosevelt by, A2686.
HATCHER, D. D., letter relative to drafting
of farm labor and the Tydings amend-
ment by, A1055.
HATCHER, JOHN A., relief (see bills S. 1296*;
H. R. 2976).
HATHEWAY PATTERSON CORP., relief (see
bill H. R. 1331).
HATHORN, CLAUDE, increase pension (see
bill S. 148).
HAUGH, H. FOREST, relief (see bill H. R.
2063*).
HAUN, SOLON P., relief (see bill H. R. 2534).
"HAUL OF THE WILD," article by Arthur
Hawthorne Carhart from Nation's Busi-
ness entitled, A1663.
HAUSMAN, HERSZ A., AUGUSTA L., JOSEPH,
AND EDGAR D., relief (see bill H. R.
831).
HAVENNER, FRANCK R. (a Representative
front California).
Appointed on committee, 275.
Article by Alfred B. Sabin entitled "De-
sign for Business Confidence," A4522.
Article from Washington Post relative
to hospitality of San Francisco, A3179.
Correspondence with Secretary of the
Interior relative to Central Valley re-
capture, A1296.
Editorial from Gary (Ind.) Post-Tribune
relative to making San Francisco the
permanent home of the United Na-
tions, A5242.
Editorial from San Francisco News on
food waste at San Francisco, A1708.
Letter by Henry F. Grady favoring ex-
tension of reciprocal trade agreements,
A2461.
Letter by member of Air Transport
Command in China, A4307.
Letter by Paul F. Frantessa regarding
use of atomic bomb, A5436..
Letter by Ray C. Wakefield, Federal Com-
munications Commission, relative to
reductions in telephone and cable
rates, A2636.
Letter from a Federal circuit judge rela-
tive to treatment of a liberated Ameri-
can soldier by the Army, A3805.
HAVENNER, FRANCK R.-Continued.
Letter relative to eligibility of Filipinos
for citizenship, A319.
List of questions concerning demobiliza-
tion of Army officers, A4045.
List of those participating in the prep-
aration of the postwar program of the
Chronicle Community Forum, A5035.
Remarks in House relative to, 208, 209, 210.
Remarks in House relative to hearings
by Dies Committee regarding, 417.
Resolution by San Francisco Labor Coun-
cil endorsing Dumbarton Oaks pro-
posals, A1791.
Resolution by San Francisco Labor Coun-
cil on postwar development of natural
resources of California, A2710.
Resolution by Zionist Emergency Coun-
cil and American Christian Palestine
Committee, San Francisco, Calif.,
A4890.
Statement by Dr. Leo Szilard on atomic
energy, A4877.
Statement by Wine Institute, A2426.
Statement of legislative policy in free
competitive economy by Members of
Congress from California, 4754.
Summary of recommendations made by
the panels of the Chronicle Community
Forum relative to postwar plans, A5035.
Thesis by Felix Kahn on prepayment of
estate taxes, A3922.
Vignette by George B. Harris paying trib-
ute to Franklin D. Roosevelt entitled
"The Unfinished Message," A2878.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Army: to provide that all general officers
appointed to a higher temporary grade
shall revert to their permanent grade
(see bill H. R. 4086), 8659.
Arrais, Jose M.: for relief (see bill H. R.
235), 1341.
California, State of: for relief (see bill
H. R. 1465), 268.
China: to admit alien Chinese wives of
American citizens (see bill H. R. 3976),
8465.
Claims against the United States: relat-
ing to assignments of (see bill H. R.
4166), 2950.
Clinton Construction Co.: for relief (see
bill H. R. 2304), 1341.
de Crevecoeur, Charles B.: for relief (see
bill H. R. 5094). 12491.
Furs: to terminate war tax rate on (see
bill H. R. 4228), 9210.
Mangelsdorf, Wesley A.: for relief (see
bill H. R. 2480), 1748.
Metals Reserve Co.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 3699), 7268.
Muzio. Ruth: for relief (see bill H. R.
2845), 3145.
Naval Reserve Officers' Training Corps:
to establish (see bill H. R. 1432), 268.
Puccinelli, A. Boyd: for relief (see bills
H. R. 2846, 2847), 3141.
Revised Statutes: to amend (see bill H.
R. 4067), 8616.
San Francisco-Oklahoma Bridge: tolls for
Government vehicles (see bill H. R.
3565), 6630.
Seamen: to exempt from income tax cer-
tain (see bill H. R. 5102), 12550.
Social Security Act: to amend (see bill
H. R. 2469), 1748.
State Compensation Insur'ance Fund of
California: for relief (see bill H. R.
3144), 4303.
Stiles, George: for relief (see bill H. R.
2837), 3053.
Surmont, Charles E.: for relief (see bill
H.R. 1611), 327.
Taylor, Charles W. Jr.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 4524), 10169.
Thorne, Owen: for relief of estate (see
bill H. R. 1672), 432.
Tidewater lands: relating to title to (see
H. J. Res. 130), 2457.
Vasquez, Cipriano and wife: for relief
(see bill H. R. 3483), 6154.

HAVENNER, FRANCK R.-Continued.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Lumber: requesting information from
War and Navy Departments regarding
(see H. Res. 467, 468), 12491.
Secretary of the Navy: requesting infor-
mation concerning return of troops
from overseas (see H. Res. 422), 11078.
Secretary of War: resolution requesting
information concerning return of
troops from overseas (see H. Res. 421),
11078.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 1402,'8515, 8659,
11932.
Societies and associations, 10628, 11523.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill, 2683.
Antiracketeering Act, 11915.
Armed forces: demobilization of, 8455.
- letter from a soldier, 8455.
Barbour, Henry E.: eulogy, 2707.
Bretton-Woods Agreements Act, 5674.
California power rates, 7036.
Central Valley Authority, 3898, A3105.
Central Valley recapture, A1296.
Child-welfare centers, 8554.
Committee on Un-American Activities,
206-211, 7385, 7386.
Curfew in California, A807.
Dies committee: reply to testimony of
John L. Leech at Beaumont, Tex., 206-
211,
Federal Aid Airport Act, 9793.
Free employment, 7257.
Government agencies: reorganization,
9361, 9429.
Interior Department appropriation bill,
3898, 3901, 3920, 6942, 6943.
Johnson, Hiram: eulogy, A3811.
Maritime Day, 4865.
National Service Act, 730.
Palestine problem, 9688.
Postal employees: salary increase, 4628.
Postwar plans: San Francisco, A5035.
Railroads: land-grant rates, 4190, 4199.
Revenue bill of 1945, 9605.
Tennessee Valley Authority, 3343.
Tidelands: quieting title to, 8856.
Un-American activities: reply to Mr.
Rankin, 7736, 7737.
Veterans: lack of transport vessels,
11890.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
"HAVENS FOR HOMELESS JEWS," letter to
New York Times by Virginia C. Gilder-
sleeve entitled, A4864.
HAVERHILL (MASS.) GAZETTE (news-
paper), article entitled "OPA's Rent
Set-Up Fails To Consider Local Prob-
lems" by Milton E. Connelly from,
A5774.
HAWAII, provide for appointment of adju-
tant general of Territory of (see bill
H. R. 3662).
Bill for relief of county of (see bill H..R.
4300).
Bill to increase the pay of post-office
employees in Territory of (see bill H. R.
3653).
Bill to increase compensation of certain
officials in the Territory of (see bill
H. R. 3652).
Concurrent resolution to create a joint
committee of House of Representatives
and Senate to investigate attack upon
Territory of (see H. Con. Res. 69, 72).
Letter relative to relaxation of immigra-
tion quota from Philippines from Ter-
ritorial Filipino Council of, A3202.
Letter relative to status bf Filipino sea-
men serving on American merchant
ships by Territorial Filipino Council of,
A3313.
Remarks in House relative to patriotism
of citizens of, All13.
Remarks in House relative to troops or-
ganized in, All13.
Remarks in House relative to admission
of the-forty-ninth State of Territory
of, A3174.
INDEX-
HAWAII-.Continued.
Remarks in House relative to plebiscite
in 1940 favoring statehood for, A3175.
Resolution requesting Congress to adopt
the Edwards. perpetual calendar by
Legislature of, A3220.
Text of resolution by senate and house
of the Territory favoring statehood,
A3175.
HAWAIIAN AIR SERVICE, statement by Wil-
liam Mitchell relative to condition of,
AS956.
HAWAIIAN ELECTREC CO., LTD,, grant right
to construction of certain ditches,
tunnels, and oil pipe lines, subject to
regulations of Secretary of Navy, to
(see bills H. R. 1663, 1736, 1808").
!'HAWAII FINDS GROSS-INCOME TAX
PRODUCES," article from Christian
Science Monitor captioned, A2761.
HAWAIIAN HOMES COMMISSION, letter
from Secretary of Commerce transmit-
ting proposed bill to restore certain
land to public land now controlled by,
4084.
HAWAIIAN HOMES COMMISSION ACT OF
1920, restore to Territory of Hawaii
certain lands designated under section
203, title II, of (see bills S. 1109; H. R.
3208, 3656).
HAWAIIAN, ISLANDS, provide for investiga-
tion of fishing industry of (see bill
H. R. 3230).
Bills to enable people of Hawaii to form
a constitution and State government
to be admitted into the Union on an
equal footing with Original ,States (see
bills H. R. 3643, 3659, 3690).
Bill to amend National Defense Act of
1940, so as to include Hawaii Territorial
Guard as part of armed forces of
United States (see bill H. R. 3655).
Bill to amend section 73 of organic act
of Hawaii, relating to opening of agri-
cultural lands-for settlement (see bill
H. R. 3654).
Bill to constitute service in the Organ-
ized Defense Volunteers, Territory of
Hawaii, for any petiod from and after
December 7, 1941, to June 21, 1945, as
service in armed forces of United
States (see bill H. R. 4385).
Bill to ratify and confirm Act 33 of the
Session Laws of Hawaii, 1945, extend-
ing time within which revenue bonds
may be issued and delivered under
chapter 118, Revised Laws of Hawaii,
1945 (see bill H. R. 3614*).
Bill to ratify and confirm Act 32 of the
Session Laws of Hawaii, 1945 (see bill
H. R. 3657*).
Correspondence between Senator Van-
denberg and Delegate Farrington rel-
ative to San Francisco Charter and
status of people of, A3398. I
Credentials of Delegate-elect Joseph R.
Farrington from the Territory of Ha-
waii, 7.
Editorial from Jacksonville (Fla.) Jour-
nal relative to statehood for, A4346.
Editorial entitled "Underestimating Ha-
waii" from Honolulu Star, A5756.
Invitation of the Territory to be se-
lected as the site of the United Nations
Organization, 9877.
Letter from the Governor transmitting
copy of a memorandum relative to
proposed legislation concerning taxa-
tion of compensation of Federal em-
ployees, 3704.
Letter from Secretary of the Interior
transmitting copy of law passed by
legislature concerning electric current
in, 5172.
Letter by Ernest S. Griffith of legislative
reference service of Congressional Li-
brary relative to taxes paid by, A4344.
-Memorial of legislature, on death of
Franklin D. Roosevelt, 3705:
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS-Continued,
Memorial of legislature expressing con-
fidence and loyalty to President Harry
S. Truman, 3705.
Memorial of legislature favoring..con-
struction of an additional highway on
the island of Oahu, 4374.
Memorial.of Legislature of Hawaii.rela-
tive to taxation of domiciliaries in,
4502.
Mvlmorial of legislature relative to ap-
pointment of the adjutant gen&al by
the Governor of, 4220.
Merorial of legislature urging establish-
ment of a recruiting station for the
Navy on, 4220.
Memorial cf legislature urging improve-
ment of Hilo Harbor, 4220.
Memorial of legislature urging extension
of the right to become naturalized
c!t.zns to persons whose sons or
daughters have served honorably in
the armed forces, 4501.
Memorial of legislature urging legisla-
tion to grant the privilege of citizer-
sl.ip to Koreans, 4501.
Memorial of legislature urging amend-
ment of bill (H. R. 534) relating to du-
plicate taxation of Federal employees
in, 4090.
Memorial of legislature urging amend*
ment of law relative to naturalization
cf persons of Polynesian descent, 4090.
Memorial of legislature urging enact-
ment of legislation to give to Filipino
residents the privilege of being natu-
ralized as American citizens, 4090.
Memorial of legislature urging legisla-
tion to recognize the Hawaii Terri-
torial Guard as soldiers of the armed
forces of the United States, 4091..
Memorial of legislature urging amend-
ment of the organic act relative to the
granting of divorce in, 4091.
Memorial of legislature requesting Con-
gress to exempt patient employees
from Federal income tax at Kalaupapa
Settlement, 3620.
Memorial of legislature relative to com-
pensation of postal-service employees
in, 3941.
Memorial of legislature urging availa-
bility as Hawaiian homelands a cer-
tain parcel of land situated on the is-
land of Maui, 4779.
Memorial of legislature urging legisla-
tion rendering subject to taxation
lands acquired and owned by the
United States in, 4779.
Memorial of legislature relative to the
granting of lands to honorably dis-
charged veterans of the present war,
4779.
Memorial of legislature urging Congress
to construct a breakwater wing on the
west side of Hilo Harbor, 4779.
Memorial of legislature requestng Con-
gress to ratify Act 23 of the Session
Laws of Hawaii relating to revenue
bonds, 4780.
Memorial of legislature urging increase
of salaries of certain Territorial and
Federal officers, 6258,
Memorial of legislature urging statehood
for, 4501, 6015.
Message relative to oversubscription to
Sixth War loan in, A56.
Remarks in House relative to, 755.
Remarks in House relative to status of
people of, A3397.
Remarks in House relative to shortage
of sugar crop in, A3396.
Resolution to authorize the Territories
Committee to investigate conditions
in (see H. Res. 25, 236*).
Resolution by Territorial Filipino Coun-
cil relative to importation of Filipino
farm laborers to, A3396.
Resolution praising- administration. of
Lt. Gen. Robert C. Richardson, Jr., by
Legislature of, Ai968.
288
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS-Continued.
Statistics relative to sources of funds al-
lotted for cooperative extension work
in, 4549, 4550, 4567.
HAWAIIAN ORGANIC ACT, amend paragraph
(1) of section 73 of (see bill H. R.
3361).
Bill to amend section 80 to provide for
10-year terms of office for justices of
Supreme Court of Territory of Hawaii
(see bill H. R. 4962).
HAWAII'S DEBT TO NEW ENGLAND, address
by Delegate Farrington relative to,
A900.
HAWK, JOSEPHINE GRAY, authorizing is-
suance of a patent in fee to (see bills
S. 814; H. R. 4036).
HAWKES, ALBERT W. (a Senator from: New
Jersey).
Address at presentation of citations by
Kiwanis Club to New York newspapers
and acceptance speech by Nicholas
Roosevelt, A382.
Address by Dr. Edwin W. Kemmerer en-
titled "The American Dollar and the
Bretton Woods Plan," A520.
Address by Gilbert H. Montague entitled
"Getting Along With the Government
Agencies," A2244.
Appointed Qn committee, 169, 170.
Appointed on funeral committee, 333.
Article by Maurice R. Franks from Rail-
road Yardmasters of North America
entitled "Something To Bargain With,"
A1268.
Article by William S. (Bill) Jack entitled
"If I Were a Labor Leader Again,"
A4036.
Article from Railroad Wor".ers' Journal
entitled "Certify Labor Leaders," A527.
Article from Wall Street Journal relative
to Government regulation of business,
A923.
Editorial by Maurice R. Franks in Rail-
road Workers' Journal entitled "Cast-
ing Bread Upon the Waters," A1732.
Editorial from Camden (N. J.) Courier-
Post on strike situation, A4263.
Editorial from Jersey Journal entitled
"Only Congress Can Free Associated
Press From Marshall Field Fetters,"
A4701,
Poem by Douglas Malloch, 6793,
Poem by James Whitcomb Riley, 6793.
Remarks by J. Howard Pew at picnics of
Sun Oil Employees Athletic Associa-
tion, A4040. - R., relief (see bill H. R. 4095).
Remarks in Senate on unfair editorial
comments regarding, 3401.
Resolution by National Association of
Manufacturers pledging support to
President Truman, 4377.
Resolution by Order of Sons of Italy in
America favoring participation by
Italy at San Francisco peace confer-
ence, 3284.
Statement on Federal employees pay bill,
12243.
Amendments oflered by, to
Mexican water treaty: reservations, 3387,
3486.
Vessels, sale of surplus (H. R. 3603) : to
amend, 12258.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Equal rights for men and women: to
amend Constitution relative to (see
S. J. Res. 61), 4100.
Firearms: to provide for registration of
(see bill S. 1678), 11861.
Lynching: to punish crime of (see bill
S. 778), 2595.
States: authorizing payments as com-
pensation for loss of revenues oc-
casioned by acquisition of real prop-
erty by the Government (see bill S.
295), 232.
Thomas Alva Edison Day: to designate
(see S. J.Res. 16), 330.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Dairy products: investigation (tee S.
Res. 38), 375.
INDEX.
HAWKES, ALBERT W.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Army: precombat training for 18-year-
olds, 3558.
Barbour, W. Warren: tribute to, 6640.
Biffie, Leslie: tribute to, 920.
Eaton, Charles A.: tribute to, 3494.'
Emergency unemployment compensation
bill, 8809.
Firearms, 11861.
Germany: conditions in. 11375.
Housing for veterans, 11811.
Independent offices appropriation bill,
2096.
Land-grant railroad rates, 9236.
Mexico: water treaty, 2340, 2341, 2343,
2344, 2345, 2346, 2653, 2654, 2655, 2656,
2657, 2658, 2659, 2660, 2661, 3294, 3295,
3296, 3297, 3301, 3302. 3312, 3313, 3387,
3411, 3413, 3421, 3486. 3487, 3488.
- letter by Herbert Hoover, 2653,
2655.
- reply to editorial in Washington
(D. C.) Post, 3294.
- reservations, 3261.
National Sarvice Act, 1499, 1548, 1549,
1852, 1909, 1910, 1911.
Pennsylvania: political conditions in,
1860.
Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act, 6253,
6357.
Revenue Act of 1945, 9948, 9956, 9958,
9986.
Royal, Rear Adm. Forrest B.: tribute to,
6792.
San Francisco Conference: delegates to,
3494.
Selective Service Act: extension, 3558,
3559, 3654, 3710.
Senate: hour of meeting, 3386.
Sanators: expense allowance, 12036,
12040, 12041, 12058, 12059.
Tax-adjustment bill, 7796.
Thanks to colleagues for comments re-
garding editorial references concern-
ing Mexican water treaty, 3401.
United Nations Charter, 8038, 8040.
UNRRA: appropriations, 11376.
Vessels: sale of surplus, 11538, 11866,
11867, 11868, 11869, 11875, 11884, 11885.
Wallace, Henry: confirmation, 1608.
War agencies: appropriations for, 6736.
Washington (D. C.4 Post: editorials on
Mexican water treaty, 3401.
Williams, Aubrey, 2392.
Votes of. See YVA-AND-NAY VOTES.
HAWLEY, BRADLEY F., HAZEL E., AND BOB
HAWLEY, HUDSON. poem entitled "Just
Thinking" written by, 600, A462.
HAWLEY, PAUL R. (Acting Surgeon General,
U. S. Army), letter relative to inclusion
of osteopathic physicians in the medi-
cal service of the Veterans' Adminis-
tration, 11675..
Letter relative to the veterans' hospital-
bed program written by, 11140.
Remarks in House relative to ability of,
A5402.
HAWTHORNE, PAGE L., letter captioned
"Violations of money Vrovisions of
Constitution cause of economic dis-
tress" from Union Farmer by, A746.
HAY, remarks in House relative to impor-
tance in world history of, A1369.
HAY, CHARLES M., tribute in House to late,
A175, A197.
HAY, MRS. HENRY H., relief (see bill S.
1190).
HAYCOCK, ROBERT (superintendent, dis-
trict schools), statement relative to
physical training program of District
schools by, A627.
HAYDEN, A., relief (see bill S. 1690)..
HAYDEN, CARL (a Senator from Arizona).
Appointed on Board of Visitors to Mili-
tary Academy. 672.
Appointed conferee, 2253, 2759, 3555,
6202, 6724,6747, 6895, 7064, 7068, 11309.
HAYDEN, CARL-Continued.
Appointed on committee, 169. 170.
Appointed on funeral committee, 3356.
Designated Acting President pro tempore
of the Senate, 10890.
Sworn in, 3.
Table: amounts expended by commit-
tees of Senate, 82.
Amendments offered by, to
Army: voluntary enlistment bill (S.
3951) : to amend, 9016.
Interior Department appropriation bill
(H. R. 3024): to amend, 5303, 5439,
54406, 5442, 5443, 5444;
Land-grant railroad rates (H. R. 694):
to amend, 9297.
Philippine Islands (S. 1610) : to amend,.
11466.
Second War Powers Act 1-. R. 4780):
to amend, 11452, 12324. 12325.
Treasury-Post Office bill(H. R. 2252): to
amend, 2982.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Becker, Gustav: to erect memorial to
(see S. J. Res. 4), 79.
Central Valley project: to modify certain
provisions of Federal reclamation laws
with application to (see bill S. 395),
465.
Coronado National Forest, Ariz.: to pro-
tect scenic values along Catalina High-
way within (see billS. 913), 3627.
Fickett, Nellie L.: to increase pension
(see billS. 117), 78.
Gila reclamation project: to convey to
University of Arizona certain lands on
(see billS. 118), 78.
-to reauthorize (see billS. 1688),
12032.
Gold mines: relief of owners of certain
(see billS. 1497), 9761.
Government Printing Office: additional
compensation for work performed on
legal holidays (see billS. 1679), 11933.
Indian Scrvice: relating to funds col-
lected from irrigation projects oper-
ated by (see bill S. 115), 78.
International Strip, Nogales, Ariz.: relief
of settlers on (see bill S. 69), 78.
Labor disputes: mediation of (see bill
S. 1419), 8802.
Loans for mining and smelting (see S.
1200), 6791.
Mines: to suspend certain obligations
against operators of (see bill S. 425),
517.
Mining, milling, and smelting loans: to
authorize (see bill S. 106), 78.
National Park Service: for State partici-
pation in revenues from lands under
jurisdiction of (see bill S. 67), 78.
Nepple, Earl W.: to adjudicate claim (see
bill S. 683), 1756.
Ores of metals and minerals: to preserve
records of domestic sources of (see bill
S. 1575), 10487.
* Postal service: to amend revenue act
relating to determination of class of
post offices (see bill S. 65), 77.
- to prohibit mailing of certain
classes of unsolicited merchandise (see
bill S. 66), 77.
-to reclassify salaries of employees
(see billS. 908), 3602.
Postage stamps: to issue Victory series
(see S. J. Res. 73), 5477.
Public lands: relating to payments to
States with respect to conservation
lands administered by Department of
Agriculture (see bill S. 111), 78.
Reclamation Extension Act: to supple-
ment (see bill S. 1260), 7432.
Reclamation projects: relating to repay-
ment contracts (see bill S. 116), 78.
Ruiz, Antonio: for relief (see bill S.
72), 78.
Ruiz, Henry M.: for relief(see billS. 71),
78."
Ruiz. Maria Manriquez: for relief (see
bill S. 70), 78.
Saguaro National Monument: to revise
boundaries of (see bill S. 68), 78.

HAYDEN, CARL-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions'introducedby
San Carlos Act: to amend (see bill S.
812), 3009.
San Carlos Apache Indians: to pay for
certain lands (see bill S. 114), 78.
Second Deficiency Appropriation Act of
1935: to amend (see bill S. 1001), 4504.
Servicemen's Readjustment Act of 1944:
to amend (see bill S. 1324), 8094.
Strategic metals, etc.: to continue sub-
sidy payments with respect to (see bill
S. 502), 916.
Subsidies to promote lamb production
(see bill S. 1270), 7553.
Welch, C. Owen: for relief (see bill S.
361), 370.
Western Union Telegraph Co.: for relief
(see bill S. 1635), 11158.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Irrigated land: investigation of loans to
agricultural producers on (see S. Res.
106), 2595.
Senate: authorization for standing com-
mittees to hold hearings (see S. Res.
9), 82.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill, 3551.
Agricultural laborers: Lea amendment re
labor disputes, ,7511-7512.
Airplane crashes: Investigation, 1408.
Airports: Federal aid bill, 4116, 8525.
-- telegram from Governor of Ari-
zona, 4116.
Appropriation bills: legislative items in,
5427, 5428.
Appropriations: reduction of certain,
10805.
Army: voluntary enlistment bill, 9016.
Central Valley project, 12124-12130.
Committee on Postwar Military Policy:
to print hearings, 10252.
Congressional Record: extension of re-
marks, 5891.
Cotton: printing of hearing relative to
(H. Con. Res. 34), 2389.
Crimes and criminal procedure:, printing
extra copies of bill (H. R. 2200), 2389.
Daughters of American Revolution:-
printing annual report, 12405.
Deficiency appropriation bill, 2754, 12108,
12110, 12113, 12125'
Employment' Service: return to States,
10833, 10834, 10836. 10837.
Fair Employment Practice Committee:
appropriation, 7454, 7456, 7457.
Fishery resources: report, 4690.
Food shortages: House Concurrent Reso-
lution 63, 6202.
Full-emiloyment bill: print hearings,
12104.
German concentration camps: printing
of report, 4783.
Gold and silver: investigation, 1408, 1409.
Handbook for Servicemen and Service-
women, 2934.
Independent offices appropriation bill,
2088.
postwar planning, 2088.
Interior Department appropriation bill,
5303, 5314, 5336, 5337, 5338, 5390, 5426-
5444, 5470, 5476, 5478, 5599, 5600, 5605.
-Central Valley project, 5478, 5485,
5599, 5600.
- statement by Reclamation Serv-
Ice, 5599.
- suspend rules, 5215.
Labor-Federal Security appropriation
bill, 6715, 6716, 6722, 6723, 6724.
Madeoy, Annie: compensation, 1407.
Military Establishment appropriation
bill, 7057.
Our American Government (pamphlet):
printing, 5422.
Philippine Islands: rehabilitation, 11466,
11467.
Philippine Scouts: use in occupation of
Japan, 9016.
Physically handicapped: print. hearings
on aid to, 12104.
XCI-Ind-19
INDEX
HAYDEN, CARL-Continued.
Remarks by, on
President of the United States: printing
of speech Further Prosecution of the
War, 3555.
Questions and answers on Revenue Act
6f 1945: to print, 11627.
Railroad Retirement Act, 5215.
Ruiz, Antonio, 4692.
Second War Powers Act, 12324, 12325.
Securities. and Exchange Commission:
investigation, 1407. _."
Senate: authorization of standing com-
mittees to hold hearings, 82.
-amounts expended for hearings
by standing committees, 82.
-contingent fund, 2241.
Shasta Dam transmission lines, 12124,
12125, 12126, 12127, 12128, 12130.
Small business: to print hearings, 9464.
Somerville, J. A.: compensation, 5213.
Surplus Property Board, 2982, 2983, 2984.
Tax laws: -to print, 10803, 10804.
Treasury-Post Office appropriation bill,
2982.
Treaties: to print hearing relative to,
2748..
Tydings, Millard E.: address on condi-
tions in the Philippines, 5697.
UNRRA: additional appropriation, 11305,
11409, 11456, 11457. 11458; 11459, 11461",
12051, 12053, 12108.
-memorandum, 12054.
Vessels: printing of hearings on postwar
disposition of, 5758.
War agencies appropriation bill, 6725,
7454, 7456, 7457, 7511.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Appropriations:
Interior Department appropriation bill
(H. R. 3024, Rept. 316), 5303.
Committee to Audit and Control the Con-
tingent Expenses of the Senate:
Airplane crashes: investigation (S. Rept.
61); 1408.
Gold and Silver: investigation (S. Res.
20), 1408.
Madeoy, Annie (S. Res. 81), 1407.
Reilly, Clata M. (S. Res. 85), 1920.
Securities and Exchange Commission:
investigation (S. Res. 35), 1407.
Committee on Post Offices and Post Roads:
Evans, Clinton C.: nomination, 12523.
Federal-Aid Highway Act (H. Con. Res.
81, Rept. 605), 9213.
Committee on Printing:
Campaign expenditures: to print re-
port on (S. Res. 107), 2934.
Daughters of American Revolution (S.
Res. 208), 12405.
Fishery resources: to print report (S.
Con. Res. 14), 4690.-
Full Employment Act: hearings (S. Res.
177), 9112.
Missouri Valley Authority: hearings (S.
Con. Res. 34), 9374.
Pearl Harbor. investigation: hearings (S.
Con. Res. 43), 12031."
Special Committee to Investigate Na-
tional Defense Program: to print hear-
ings (S. Res. 90),.2934.
Territorial papers (H. R. 2522, Rept. 456),
7430.
Vessels: sale of (S. Res. 187), 10693.
Veterans: laws and regulations (H. Con.
Res. 38), 2934.
Committee on Territories and Insular
Affairs:
Claims against Army, Navy, and Marine
Corps (S. 936, Rept. 459), 7508.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
HAYDEN, SMITH, relief (see bill H. R. 961).
HAYDEN, VICTOR, poem entitled "Report
From Iwo" by, A4040.
HAYEK, FRIEDRICH A., article relative to
book The Road to Serfdom from Min-
neapolis Tribune by, A2324.
Article entitled "The Use of Knowledge
In Society," from American Economic
Review by, A5688.
289
HAYEK, FRIEDRICH A.-Continued.
Remarks in House relative to author of
. book The Road to Serfdom, A2324.
Summary by Max Eastman from Reader's
Digest of book Road to Serfdom by,
A4122.
HAYES, HELEN, tribute to Franklin D.
Roosevelt, in form of a vignette, at
annual show of San Francisco Press
Club, by George B. Harris and read by,
A2878.
HAYES. HENRY R., letter relative to most
objectionable feature of Bretton Woods
Agreements by, A2327.
HAYES, IRA H., reception in Senate to, 3611.
HAYES, J. H., paragraphs discussing the
Spanish situation from book entitled
"Wartime Mission in Spain" by, A5631.
HAYES, JOHN P., relief (see bills S. 43; H. R.
844*).
HAYES, PAUL G., letter relative to discharge
of men from civilian public service and
release of conscientious objectors by,
A5127.
HAY FEVER, authorizing an appropriation
of $50,000 for research with respect to
cause and cure of (see bill H. R. 4219)
HAYNES, BEN THOMAS, relief (see bill H.
R. 2973).
HAYS, BROOKS (a Representative from
A'kansas).
Address by Chester Bowles, before New
York City Board of Trade, A2487.
Address by Representative Rains at Jef-
ferson Day dinner. Montgomery, Ala.,
A1964.
-Address made by Hon. Albert Rains to
the Alabama Baptist State convention
entitled "Factors That Will Make for
Peace in th" New World Era," A5731.
Appointed on committee, 274.
Article by Edward J. Meeman from Mem-
phis (Tenn.) Press-Scimitar entitled
"Let's Try Capitalism," A1661.
Article by George 'Ericson in Christian
Science Monitor on industrial peace,
A4179.
Article by Maj. Paul H. Douglas entitled
"Appreciate America," A5480.
Editorial from Fort Smith (Ark.) Times-
Record entitled "South Faces Bright
Future," Al195.
Editorial from Fort Smith Southwest
American on the rural industrializa-
tion bill, A4607.
Editorial from Richmond Times-Dis-
o patch on rural industrialization in the
South, A5150.
Editorial from St. Louis Post-Dispatch
entitled "Bipartisan Responsibility,"
A410.
Editorial from Washington Post on de-
bate between Representatives Hays and
LaPollette, A1951.
Letters from War and Navy Departments
relative to discharge of medical stu-
dents, A4061.
Resolution by Arkansas General Assem-
bly regarding farm training for Negro
veterans, A1789.
Statement by National Catholic Rural
Life Conference, on man's relation to
the land, A4368.
Statement by R. B. Caywood, president
of National American Wholesale Gro-
cers Ascociation, relative to inflation,
A309.
Statement by the President regarding
Brotherhood Week, A30.
Statement on reorganization of Congress,
3008.
Statemen, on work of churches in
Europe's rehabilitation, A4935.
Table: occupational data, 9205.
Telegram from National Congress of
Parents and Teachers legislative com-
mittee urging defeat of Hartley amend-
ment to Price Control Act, 6588.
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HAYS, BROOKS-Continued.
Amendments offered by, to
Veterans, settlement on farm lands (H.
R. 520): to amend, 8789.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Arkansas: to transfer certain land to
Arkansas Agricultural and Mechanical
and Normal College (see bill H. R.
2829), 3053.
Banks: to amend Revised Statutes rela-
tive to establishment of branches by,
national banking associations (see bill
H. R. 726), 57.
County agricultural buildings: to au-
thorize a program for construction of
(see bill H. R. 4625), 10564.
Dodds, W. P.: for relief (see bill H. R.
204), 32.
Federal rural rehabilitation project: to
authorize Secretary of Agriculture to
continue administration of and ulti-
mately liquidate (see bill H. R. 2501),
1829.
Hilliard, Raymond E. and Thomas E.:
for relief (see bill H. R. 2848), 3141.
Blass, Steve: for relief (see bill H. R.
205), 32.
Industrialization of undeveloped areas:
to aid in (see bill H. R. 4068), 8616.
Iwo Jima: to change name to Marines
Island (see H. J. Res. 127), 2310.
National banking associations: to amend
law relative to 'establishment
branches by (see bill H. R. 53), 19.
Plainview-Rover School District No. 7 of
Yell County, Ark.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 203), 32.
Postal service: to provide for delivery of
mail on rural free delivery routes on HAZLITT,
holidays other than Sundays (see bill
H. R. 727), 87.
Pyle, Ernie: for a memorial to (see H. J.
Res. 175),.4006.
St. Vincent's Infirmary and Dr. Alvin W.
Strauss: for relief (see bill H. R. 206), HEAD, LUTHER J., relief (see bill H. R. 256*).
32.
Veterans: relating to payment for grave
markers and headstones which Secre-
tary of War Is authorized to furnish
(see bill14.R. 4792), 11007.
West, James Edward: to authorize Presi-
dent to present gold medal to (see
bill H. J. Res. 140), 2702.
Woods, Wilma and Patsy: for relief (see
billH. R. 2848), 3141.
Motions and resolutions offered by
MacArthur, Gen. Douglas A.: invitation
to appear before joint session of Con-
gress (see H. Con. Res. 92), 9513.
Peace: establishing joint responsibility
for (see H. Con. Res. 3), 31.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural Extension Service, 4562.
American Cancer Society, 3050.
Bipartisan peace, 7661.
Bipartisan responsibility for the -peace,
A607.
-excerpts from letters, A608.
Boy Scouts: thirty-fifth anniversary,
973,
Bretton Woods Agreements Act, 5654,
5555.
Commodity Credit Corporation, 1983,
2059.
Cotton production: mechanization of,
9204.
Deevers, Maj. Murray, 1990.
Deficiency appropriation bill, 11213.
Export-Import Bank, 7547, 7548.
Fair Employment Practice Committee:
(debate with Representative LaFol-
lette), 3679-3683.
Federal lands: loss of revenue by States
due to, 2503.
Flood-control projects, 11213.
Full-employment bill, 12011.
Halifax, Lord: visit to Oklahoma, 3136.
Homestead policy, 2503.
International Office of Education, 3935.
Johnston, Eric: views on OPA, 6553.
Lincoln and agriculture, A564.
INDEX
HAYS, BROOKS-Continued.
Remarks by, on
MacArthur, Gen. Douglas: invitation to
visit Congress, 9755.
Marines Island: Iwo Jima, 2278.
National Policy Committee: aid to Con-
gress, A4198.
O'Neal, Edward: views on OPA, 6553.
Overseas cemeteries, 1062.
Price Control Act: amendment, 6544,
6553, 6588.
Pyle, Ernie: memorial proposed by Earl
Godwin, A1980.
Ramspeck, Robert: tribute, 12353.
Rural-industrialization bill, 9203.
-text of bill (H. R. 4068), 9206.
Second deficiency appropriation bill,
6840, 6841.
Servicemen's Readjustment Act: confer-
ence report, 12381.
Stabilization Act of 1942: amendment,
6544, 6553, 6588.
Tax adjustment bill, 7322.
United Nations Relief: appropriation,
10235, 10236.
Veterans: rehabilitation of, 866,
-settlement on farm lands, 8790.
War Department appropriation bill (civil
functions), 1062.
War production order M-388, 6588.
Votes of, Sde YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
HAZARD, JOHN N., article entitled "Federal-
of
ism in the USSR" from Magazine of
State Affairs by, A2827.
HAZEN., -CHARLES S., address entitled ."The
Benefits of Irrigation" before Rotary
Club of Whitefish, Mont., by, A1683.
HENRY, article entitled "Using
America's Bargaining Power" written
by, 7772.
Article entitled "The Coming Eronomic
World Pattern" from American Scholar
by, A1142
"HEAD OF THE TABLE," poem by Mrs.
Hobart M. Trotter, of Indianapolis,
entitled, A702.
HEADQUARTERS, ARMY SERVICE FORCES,
letter from the Secretary of the Treas-
ury transmitting report relative to
moneys received which were not paid
into. the general fund of the United
States Treasury, 56.
HEADSTONES, relating to payment for grave
markers and (see bill H. R. 4792).
Bill authorizing Secretary of War to mark
honorary burial places of deceased
members of the armed forces who
are buried at sea or in foreign lands
by furnishing (see bills S. 48; H. R.
647).
Bill to authorize Secretary of War to
furnish discharged war veterans, not-
withstanding discharge, other than
honorable, from any prior or subse-
quent service (see bill H. R. 1830).
Bill to provide for the issuing to next of
kin ofpersons in armed forces who may
be killed, lost in action, or unaccounted
for, of (see bill H. R. 1685).
"HEALTH IS WEALTH," editorial from Wash-
ington Star entitled, A144.
HEALTH LEGISLATION, message from the
President recommending certain, 10317.
HEALTH PERSONNEL, remarks in Senate on
Senate Resolution 62 relative to survey
of distribution and utilization of, 798.
Resolution to continue investigation of
distribution and utilization of facili-
ties for (see S. Res. 62), 517.
HEALTH -PROGRAM FOR GOVERNMENT
EMPLOYEES, provide for (see bills S.
1606, 2716*).
HEALY, BARBARA, relief (see bills S. 251; H.
R. 1157*).
HEALY, LEO, address at annual dinner of St.
Patrick Society of Brooklyn by, A1543.
HEALY, NED R. (a Representative from
California).
Appointed on committee, 274,. 275.
Article by A. F. Whitney in Railroad
Trainman relative to full employment,
A3533.
Article in Liberty by Hon. Frank Murphy
relative to race hate, A229.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Tidelands: relating to title to (see H.
J. Res. 193), 4574.
Motions and resolutions offered, by
China: recall of American troops from
(se, H. ReS. 412), 11007.
Remarks by, on
Bretton Woods Agreement, A2884.
Child-care program, 8657.
Deficiency appropriation bill, 11073.
Fair Employment Practice Committee,
7486.
Housing for veterans, 11073,
Los Angeles: need for housing facilities
for veterans in, 12301.
Navy: retirement of enlisted men, 12465.
Palestine problem, 9696.
Personal explanation: objection to bill
(H. R. 32), 2516.
Revenue bill of 1945, 9630.
Ship repair yards: discrimination in
pay scale of, 3589.
Unemployment benefits during reconver-
sion, 7E48.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
HEARD, CHARLES W., letter on Russia and
Atom from Chattanooga Times by.
A5113.
Letter on Russian-British-American re-
lations from Chattanooga (Tenn.)
Times by, A3597.
HEARNE, JULIAN G., JR. (colonel, U. S.
Army), war hymn entitled "God Sus-
tain Our Arms Today" by, A2013.
HEARST, WILLIAM RANDOLPH, correspond-
ence relative to award between Army
and Navy Union, U. S. A., and, A3059.
Letter relative to Jews of Europe, to,
A2000. "
Letter relative to bill H. R. 2071, to in-
crease pay of postal service employees,
to, A2114.
Statement from Army and Navy Union
News relative to award of Gold Medal
of the Army and Navy Union, U. S. A.,
to, A3058.
HEARST UNOFFICIAL SENATORIAL COM-
MISSION, remarks in Senate relative
to, 12170, 12188.
"HEART OF FOOD COMPLAINTS," editorial
from Mamaronecjk (N. Y.) Daily Times
entitled, A3056.
HEART RIVER, N. DAK., letter from Secre-
tary of War transmitting report on (H.
Doc. 294), 9210.
HEBERT, F. EDWARD (a Representative
from Louisiana).
Appointed on Board of Visitors to Naval
Academy, 550.
Appointed on committee, 15, 274.
Editorial from New Orleans Item entitled
"As to World Peace," A1679.
Editorial from New Orleans Item on
strikes, A4245.
Editorial from New Orleans Item rela-
tive to price ceilings on coffee, A5119.
Newspaper articles by Ralph Nicholson
relative to situation in England and
France, A34.
Remarks in House by Mr. Cannon of
Missouri relative to, 11816-11818.
Bills and joint resoZutions introduced by
Comeaux, Mrs. Lionel, and New Orleans
Public Service, Inc.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 3224), 4659.
District of Columbia: to provide for
better enforcement of law within (see
bill S. 2856), 3228.
- to abolish United States Park
Police Force (see bill H. R. 480), 26.
-to regulate practice of optometry
(see bills H. R. 1997, 4456), 838, 9873.

HE BERT, F. EDWARD-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Green, Rita Chauvin: for relief (see bill
H. R. 2866), 3229.
Irwin & Leighton: for relief (see bill H.
R. 3639), 7038.
May, John C.: to adjudicate claim of
(see bill H. R. 3063), 3904.
Mississippi River: to bridge (see bills
H. R. 1651, 1652), 431.
Motor vehicles: to amend act to provide
for recording and releasing of liens by
entries on certificates of title (see bill
H. R. 2407), 1595.
Tidewater lands: relating to titles to
(see-H. J. Res. 118), 2072.
United States Code: to amend title 15
(see bill H. R. 4584),-10403.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Japanese islands: expressing sense of
Congress that United States should
retain permanent possession of (see H.
Con. Res. 40), 3228.
Remarks by,-on
Cannon, Clarence: deletion of remarks
from Record, 11928.
Congressional Record: deletion of re-
marks, 11252.
Deficiency appropriation bill, 11188.
District of Columbia: parking facilities,
11189, 11928.
-editorial, 11929.
-better enforcement of law with-
in, 6666.
Housing problem, A5106.
Japanese islands: control of, 3226.
Motor Vehicle Parking Agency, 11188.
Navy: postwar composition, 10195.
-- settlement of claims, 10989.
Notice of address, 11848, 11890.
OPA: propaganda pressure campaign,
A4874.
Plantation Parade: book by Harnet T.
Kane, A4755.
VE-day, 4307.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Naval Affairs:
Navy: settlement of claims (S. 1364,
Rept. 1197). 10619.
Secretary of the Navy: furlough of offi-
cers by (H. R. 624, Rept. 32), 431.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
HEBREW COMMITTEE OF NATIONAL LIB-
ERATION, correspondence relative to
recognition of the Hebrew Nation be-
tween United Nations Conference on
International Organization and,
A3531.
Communication for transmission to
President Benes of Czechoslovakia
from. A1186.
Letter relative to recognition of the He-
brew Nation by, A3485.
Letter relative to punishment of war
'criminal from, A3642.
Letter relative to program for entry of
- Jews into Palestine by, A3924.
Message relative to settlement of Arab-
Jewish problem ty, A1018.
Remarks in Senate relative to the nam-
ing of former Senator Gillette as po-
litical adviser of, A3919.
HEBREW NATION, correspondence between
United Nations Conference on Inter-
national Organization and Hebrew
Committee of National Liberation rel-
ative to recognition of, A3531.
Joint resolution for recognition of (see
H. J. Res. 198).
Letter by Hebrew Committee of National
Liberation relative to recognition of,
A3485.
Resolution to establish Palestine as (see
H. Res. 265).
HEBREW PALESTINE REPRESENTATION
AT SAN FRANCISCO, address by Wil-
liam B. Ziff in New York relative to,
A1963.
HEBREWS. See JEWS.
INDEX
HEBREWS IN EUROPE, declaring that
United Nations assume responsibility
for repatriation of (see H. J. Res. 176,
186, 188, 189, 196, 213).
HEBREW UNION COLLEFGE, address on Ger-
many; our policy has accomplished
little by Henry Morgenthau, Jr., be-
fore, A5513.
HECHT, BEN, letter relative to activities of
Eri Jabotinsky in behalf of Jews of
Europe -by, A950.
HEDDEN, WALTER P., address on postwar
transport and the Bronx before Bronx
Board of Trade by, A36.
HEDIN, JOAN ESTHER, relief (see bill H. R.
4996).
HEDRICK, E. H. (a Representative from West
Virginia).
Appointed conferee, 10860.
Appointed on committee, 274, 275.
Article from Beckley (W. Va.) Raleigh
Register entitled "India Aroused at
Congress Action," A1474.
Editorial from Charleston (W. Va.)
Gazette entitled "Bombing the Sun
God," A2870.
Editorial in Charleston (W. Va.) Gazette
entitled "Streamlining Congress,"
A350.
Editorial from Raleigh Register, Beckley,
W. Va., on pay of Congressmen, A3912.
Amendments offered by, to
Navy Department Appropriation Bill
(H. R. 2907): to amend, 3580.
Veterans' Administration: Department
of Medicine and Surgery (H. R. 4717):
to amend, 11673.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Veterans: to provide compensation for
those who have had pulmonary tuber-
culosis (see bill H. R. 4679), 10691.
World War II: to designate May 8 as a
legal holiday (see bill H. R. 4482),
10042.
Remarks by, on
Charleston, W. Va.: airport, 4486.
-- appropriation for, A2048.
Departments of State, Justice, and Com-
merce Appropriation bill: conference
report, 4486.
Government employees: health pro-
grams, 8932.
Navy Department appropriation bill,
3580.
Osteopaths, 11673.
Tidelands: quieting title to, 8868.
Veterans' Administration: Department
of Medicine and Surgery, 11666, 11673,
11674.
Reports made by, front
Committee on Claims:
Bennett, Joseph E. (H. R. 2091, Rept.
1156), 10168.
Brown, Adell and Alice (H. R. 244, Rept.
404). 2966.
Brunette, Joseph (H. R. 1952, Rept. 413),
2966.
Butler, Thomas A. (H. R. 3046, Rept.
742), 6085.
Hicks, Don (H. R. 3008, Rept. 1013),
8949.
Hidde, Hannah and Doris (H. R. 2401,
Rept. 1058), 9372.
Hopkins, Justin P. (H. R. 2962, Rept.
1063), 9372.
Hutchings, Leonard (H. R. 1464, Rept.
1221), 10785.
Kleinman, Philip (S. 311, Repts. 661,
838), 5592, 7038.
Maddox, William W. (H. R. 1564, Rept.
715), 5837.
Meersman, Margaret M. (H. R. 1241, Rept.
409), 2966.
Pendino, B. (H. R. 1315, Rept. 1291)
11077.
Powell, Charlie (H. R. 2724, Rept. 1296)
-11077.
291
HEDRICK, E. H.-Continued.
,Reports made by, from
Price, Mrs. Leslie, and others (H. R.
3229,'Rept. 1300), 11077.
Scott, Eli L. (H. R. 1721, Rept. 1389),
11931.
Shows, Earl J. (H. R. 2529, Rept. 812),
6785.
Committee on Immigration and Natural-
ization:
Trahn, Herman: for relief (see bill
H. R. 3765, Rept. 1280), 10889.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
HEFFERNAN, JAMES J. (a Representative.
from New York).
Address by Col. E. W. Garbisch to Asso-
ciated General Contractors of America
relative to return of soldiers, A498.
Address by John L. Beebe, Brooklyn,
N. Y., on National Maritime Day,
A2537.
Address by Judge Moscowitz relative to
bankruptcy, A297.
Address by Capt. John L. Beebe upon
retirement from United States Mari-
time Service Training Station, Sheeps-
head Bay, Brooklyn, N. Y., A4485.
Address of Maj. Gen. George F. Lull to
graduates at Brooklyn School of Nurs-
ing, A3149. ,
Appointed on committee, 15.
Article on Judaic research at Yale Uni-
versity, A5011.
Black, Sgt. Loring M., Jr.: War Depart-
ment citation to, A3137.
Editorial from Brooklyn Eagle eulogizing
late Senator William M. Calder, A1062.
Letter by Maj. Theodore Barnett describ-
ing Dachau concentration camp, A2707.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Armed forces: free laundry and dry
cleaning for members (see bill H. R.
1165), 125.
Army and Navy: to confer degree of
bachelor of nursing upon commis-
sioned officers of Nurse Corps (see bill
H. R. 2605), 2165.
Coast Guard: to provide special leave for
Government employees who are mem-
bers of temporary reserve of (see bill
H. R. 3438), 5923.
Cohen, Threse R.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 2956), 3531.
Collins, Albert K.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 1287), 127.
Conroy, Mrs. James Gardiner: to pension
(see bill H. R. 1240), 127.
Courts: to. confer on district courts of
United States jurisdiction of certain
cases involving children (see bills
H. R. 1166, 1167), 125.
Cuban-American Sugar Co.: to adjudi-
cate claim of (see bill H. R. 1239), 127.
District courts of the United States: to
*confer jurisdiction of certain proceed-
ings involving support of children to
(see bill H. R. 4953), 11855.
Duffee, Peter B.: for relief (see bill H. R.
1238), 127.
Robedee, James M.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 1612), 327.
Three-cent piece: to coin (see bill H. R.
4128), 8799.
Veterans' Administration: to create a
board known as Federal Board of
Psychiatrists in (see bill H. R. 2739),
2632.
Victory Day: to designate 2d day of
September as (see bill H. Ai. 4131),
8799.
War Damage Corporation: to abolish (see
bill H. R. 1168), 125.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Naval Affairs:
Duffee, Fr. Peter B. (H. R. 1238, Rept.
1439), 12101.
Guam (H. R. 2913, Rept. 570), 4573.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.

HEIDINGER, JAMES V. (late a Representa-
tive from Illinois).
Announcement of death, 2628.
Appointed on committee, 88, 491, 492.
Article from Wayne County Press paying
tribute to, A1669.
Eulogies in House, 2628-2632, A1417,
A1524, A2449, A2450.
Eulogies in Senate, 2607, 2623.
Memorial service in House, 4916.
Oath of office administered to, 87.
Resolution (H. Res. 49) authorizing oath
of office to be administered to, 53.
Resolution of respect in the House (see
H. Res. 200), 2632.
Resolution of respect in Senate (S. Res.
108), 2623.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 1081, 1829.
Votes of. SC YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
HEILY, THOMAS J., letter relative to draft-
ing of his farmer son by, A455.
HEINE, ERNEST C. AND HARRIET W., relief
(see bill H. R. 5031).
HEINE, R., relief (see bill H. R. 264).
HEINER, WILLIAM C., letter on OPA price
policy and boiler and radiator industry
by, A3454.
HEINKEL, F. U., statement relative to estab-
lishment of Missouri Valley Authority
and flood control of Missouri River by,
A472.
HEINRICH, GEORGE CHARLES (lieutenant.
USNR), article, Veterans' Financial
Security Is a National Investment in
Our Future, by, A3379.
Letter on veterans' financial security
during readjustment period by, A3379.
HEINTZ, MICHAEL G., article entitled "Tariff
Barriers in Reverse" by, A2408.
"HE IS NOT GONE," poem by W. M. Pierson
entitled, A2603.
HEISS, COWLEY, relief (see bill H. R. 1134).
HEITZ, MRS. JOSEPH P., article, Farm
Problems-Meat Shortage, from
Schuyler (Nebr.) Sun, by, A3029.
HELENA (United States ship), article cap-
tioned "Cruiser Helena first Navy ship
to win unit citation" from Washington
Post, A1128.
Correspondence between Representative
Mansfield and the President relative
to award of a citation to, A1128.
Remarks in House relative to proud war
record of, A1127.
HELENA (MONT.) INDEPENDENT-RECORD
(newspaper), article relative to record
of Daniels County, Mont., in Seventh
War Loan drive from, A1724.
Editorial paying tribute to Arthur L.
Stone from, A1482.
Editorial entitled "Secretary of Treasury
Commends State for Another First"
from, A3117.
HELENA (ARK.) WORLD (newspaper),
article, Hospitals-Living Memorial
to Our Heroes, by John M. Quarles
from, A3928.
HELIUM, letter from the Secretary of the
Interior transmitting report concern-
ing the special helium production
fund, 17.
HELLENIC AMERICAN RIGHT CLAIMS
ASSOCIATION, appeal to the Allied
representatives at the San Francisco
Conference relative to the prosperity
and happiness of Greece, 6411.
HELLER, WILLIAM, letter, Price Control
Lifted-Oranges Advance in Price, by,
A5259.
HELLWJG, EMMA, pension (see bill H. R.
1247).
HELMER, HOWARD, authorize Secretary of
Interior to sell certain lands in Mon-
tana to (see bill H. R. 4325).
INDEX
HELMER, JAMES G., authorize Secretary of
Interior to sell certain lands in Mon-
tana to (see bill H. R. 4446).
HEMISPHERIC COOPERATION FOR WORLD
PEACE, address by the Ambassador of
Peru on the subject of, A5451.
HEMPSTEAD WAREHOUSE CORP., relief
(see bill H. R. 1349).
HENDERSHOT, RALPH, article entitled
"Wallace and Jobs" from New York
World-Telegram by, A1978.
HENDERSON, CHARLES B., letter on Capitol
Hill's successful Red Cross drive by,
A2584.
Letter relative to RFC handling of loans
and purchases under Murray-Patman
Act by, A5597.
HENDERSON, DAVID E., report of the Com-
mittee on the Judiciary in Senate on
nomination of, 8690.
HENDERSON, IRA, relief (see bill H. R. 2373).
HENDERSON, LEON, remarks in House rela-
tive to part played in drafting Fair
Labor Standards Act by, A4581.
Testimony relative to wages and prices
before House Committee on Ways and
Means in 1941 by, A4581.
HENDERSON, LOY W., report of the Com-
mittee on Foreign Relations in Senate
on nomination of, 7586.
HENDRICKS, JOE (a Representative from
Florida).
Adjournment order of Supreme Court of
Florida in memory of President Roose-
veLt, A1986.
Appointed conferee, 2277, 2412, 6971.
Appointed on committee, 15.
Article by Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings on
the attractions of Florida, 1692.
Article from Charleston (W. Va.) Ga-
zette entitled "Blast Hirohito," A1247.
Article from Orlando Morning Sentinel
on ratification of treaties, A2186.
Editorial from De Land (Fla.) Sun-News
entitled "Florida Will Fight," A2064.
Editorial from Miami (Fla.) Herald en-
titled "As We See It-Clothing Costs,"
A2955.
Letter from Mack Roth explaining dec-
lination cf West Point appointment by
his son, Sgt. Marvin Roth, A1275.
Report on inspection of educational pro-
gram of the I and E division of the
European" theater, 10278.
Resolution of Florida Legislature urging
National holiday for Clara Barton,
A2062.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Agenew, E. 0. Vans: to pension (see bill
H. R. 4547), 10211.
Burch, Florida Rhone: for relief (see bill
H. R. 2545), 1958.
Florida: to establish agricultural re-
search laboratory in (see bill H. R.
4573), 10321.
Hines, Willie: for relief (see bill H. R.
2544), 1958.
Kaigler, Edgar: for relief (see bills H. R.
207, 911), 32, 60.
Knox, Alice C.: for relief (see bill H. R.
4881), 11368.
Marine Corps: erect a monument to
(see bill H. R. 2420), 1638.
Marion Contracting Co.: for relief (see
bills H. R. 208, 909), 32, 60.
Mexican border: relief of soldiers who
served on (see bill H. R. 1653), 431.
National cemeteries: to erect memorial
stones for certain servicemen determ-
ined to be missing in action (see bills
H. R. 118, 425), 20, 25.
Railroad Retirement Act: to amend (see
bill H. R. 121), 20.
Rivers and harbors projects: to proceed
with certain (see H. J. Res. 265), 10168.
St. Cloud, Fla.: to establish a national
cemetery at (see bills H. R. 119, 426)..
20, 25.
HENDRICKS, JOE-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Selective Training and Service Act: to
amend (see bill H. R. 3372), 5528.
Smith, David B.: for relief (see bills H. R.
209, 910), 32, 60.
Social Security Act: to amend (see bills
H. R. 120, 427), 20, 25.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural research station for Florida,
A4631.
Bryan, William Jennings: tribute by Rev.
James Shera Montgomery, A1284.
Census of agriculture, 859.
Deficiency appropriation bill, 11185.
Fair Employment Practice Committee,
7230. .
Federal Works Agency: appropriation,
948.
Flood-control projects, 11055, 11056.
Florida, land of sunshine and flowers,
1689.
Housing for veterans, 12300.
Independent offices appropriation bill,
948.
Legislative appropriation bill, 4452.
Lend-lease: extension of, 2150.
Marine Corps: monument to, 1672, A929.
Order of business, 6153.
Planting of the flag on Iwo Jima, A929.
Public works: advance planning, 11129.
Rohde, Ruth Bryan Owen: qualifications
for a member of United Nations As-
sembly, 10319.
--_letter to the President, 10320.
Selective service: Tydings amendment,
1520.
Fervicemen's Readjustment Act: amend-.
ment, 7727.
Tax on small-game guns, 7496.
Thomas, Sgt. Ernest I (marine on Iwo
Jima), A929.
Treaties: constitutional amendment,
4342.
United Nations relief: appropriation,
10277.
Veterans: housing, 11137, 11185.
Veterans' Administration: facilitate em-
ployment, 5519.
War agencies appropriation bill, 7230.
Woodrum, Clifton: tribute to, 12196.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
,HENDRICKSON, ROY F., address on Europe's
food and health problems before Food
Forum by, A3146.
HENDRY, MRS. JUD AND GLADYS, relief
(see bill H. R. 4056).
HENNEPIN (MINN.) BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS, resolution relative
to old-age assistance by, A5377.
HENNING, ARTHUR SEARS, article relative
to Jap peace terms by, 7690.
Article entitled "Ghosts of Yalta Rise
To Peril League Plans, Frisco Parley"
by, A1619.
Article entitled "British LoaA Demands
on United States Arouses Anxiety in
Congress" from Washington Times-
Herald by, A4454.
- Article entitled "CIO Appeal to British
Startles Washington" by, A5775.
HENRY, 0. P., relief (see bill H. R. 3362).
HENRY, ROBERT K. (a Representative from
Wisconsin).
Appointed on committee, 491, 492.
Appointee on Special Committee To In-
vestigate Replacement and Conserva-
tion of Wildlife, 634.
Article from Waukosha Daily Freeman
entitled"A New Mitchell Resolution,"
A84 1.
Editorial from Jefferson County Union
on policies of Office of Price Adminis-
tration, A2602.
Editorial from Milwaukee Journal en-
titled "A Judge, a Referee, and a
Postmaster," 8374.
Editorial from the Oconomovoc (Wis.)
Enterprise entitled "A Price Ticket on
Aid to Others," A5037.

HENRY, ROBERT K.-Continued.
Letter from C. W. Aeppler Co. relative
to OPA prices threatening honey in-
dustry, A4644.
Letter from George F. Christians concern-
ing butter shortage, A840. .
Newspaper articles relative to drafting
workers Into unions, A337.
Radio station WHA, University of Wis-
consin, A1020.
Statement by Joseph Leib quoting state-
ments by Gen. Billy Mitchell warning
America of Pearl Harbor attack, A3831.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
American Indian Day: designating (see
bill H. R. 3346), 5292.
Borden, Mary Alice: for relief of estate
(see bill H. R. 1395), 229.
Logs and lumber: to prohibit exportation
(see bill H. R. 4990), 12029.
Patents: providing that damages be as-
certained on the basis of compensation
for infringement, etc. (see bill H. R.
4143), 8879.
Remarks by, on
Census of manufacturing, 4669.
Common carriers: agreements among,
11752, 11763.
Duffy, Judge F. Ryan: editorial re ac-
tivities of, 8874.
Full employment bill, 10453, 10462, 10551,
10555, 10556, 11974, 11984, 12078.
Government agencies: reorganization,
9343, 9349, 9438.
Government corporations: financial con-
trol, 8553, 8558.
Japan: moral conditions in, 10872.
Leave of absence, 5451.
Missouri: additional judgeship, 8874.
Office of Price Administration, 10059.
Price Control Act: amendment, 6554.
Rehabilitation of veterans, Al150.
Stabilization Act of 1942: amendment,
6554.
Tidelands: quieting title to, 8859.
Waukesha County (Wis.) Veterans' Re-
habilitation Committee, AllS0.
Wisconsin cheese inakers: losses due to
OPA regulations, 10165, 1C166.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
HENRY, THOMAS R., editorial entitled "Doc-
tors Seek Substitute for United States
Health Program" from Washington
Sunday Star by, A5400.
"HENRY WALLACES 1950," article by Law-
rence Sullivan in Nation's Business en-
titled, A4817.
HENSEL, H. STRUVE (Assistant Secretary of
Navy), address before Navy Industries
Association by, A1176.
Address before Buffalo (N. Y.) Chamber
of Commerce on Department of Armed
Services by, A2325.
Address on a single department of de-
fense? before Buffalo (N. Y.) Chamber
of Commerce by, A3374.
Address National Power by, A5021.
Correspondence relative to article on
unification of the armed forces from
Look between Representative Ran-
dolph and, A5724.
Letter relative to rejection of \bid on
radio sets of Electronic Corp. of Amer-
ica to, A3593.
Letter relative to article entitled "We
Must Unify Our Armed Forces" by
John Cowles from Look by, A5724.
Report of the Committee on Naval Af-
fairs in Senate on nomination of, 488,
548.
Speech relative to postwar problems at
Atlantic City before New Jersey Real
Estate Appraisers by, A5412.
HENSON, MATTHEW, increase pension (see
bills H. R. 2732", 3259*).
HERCULES POWDER CO., PORT EWEN, N. Y.,
prayers by Michael Curley and Bob
Browning on observance of VE-day at,
A2428.
Ramarks in Housec relative to observance
of VE-t y at, A2428.
INDEX
HERD, ANDERSON T., provide for appeal to
Supreme Court from decision of Court
of Claims in a suit by (see bills S. 1242,
H. R. 1270*).
Letter by Comptroller General relative
to claim of, A2855.
Remarks in House relative to the claim
of, 8983, 8985, A2372, A2855.
Resolution for a special order for bill
(H. R. 12705 to appeal to the Supreme
Court of the United States In a suit
Instituted by (see H. Res. 248, Rept.
528), 4289.
HERENDEEN, HELEN, letter relative to sus-
picion and British-American-Russian
relations from Rochester Democrat
and Chronicle by, A4271.
HERFURTH, JR., INC., H., adjudicate claim
of (see bill H. R. 2961*).
HERLING, JOHN, remarks in House relative
to incorrect judgment of qualities of,
A1788.
Statement by Representative Coffee rela-
tive to appraisal of division under,
A1788.
HERMENS, FERDINAND A., letter on
thoughts for peace planners from Our
Sunday Visitor by, A637.
HERMUNDSON, BEN, remarks in House rela-
tive to farming operations In Wiscon-
i of.
HERNDON, HUGH, JR., provide fof erection
In Wenatchee, Wash., of a memorial
to (see bill H. R. 2778).
"HEROES IMMORTAL," poem by James E.
Smith, of Pensacola, Fla., entitled,
A4013.
HERREN, GORDIE M., adjudicate claim of
(see bill H. R. 3638).
HERREN, RUBEN M., relief (see bill H. R.
242" ).
HERREN CLUB OF BERLIF remarks in
House relative to philos-dhy of, A602.
HERRES, OTTO, letter captioned "Protec-
tion at home" from Wall Street Jour-
nal by, A2561.
HERRICK, RALPH J., relief (see bill H. R.
978).
HERRING, CLYDE L. (late a Senator from
Iowa).
Announcement of death, 8620.
Eulogies in Senate, 8666.
Eulogy in House, 8620.
HERRING FISHING GROUNDS ON GREAT
LAKES, article by Clay Perry from
Collier's relative to, A773.
HERSHEY, LEWIS B. (Director, Selective
Service System), address at com-
mencement exercises of Albright Col-
lege, Reading, Pa., by, A2836.
Letter relative to drafting of farm work-
ers by, A85.
Letter relative to occupational defer-
ments from military service written by,
1230.
Letter relative to reclassification of reg-
istrants in agriculture, ages 18-25, by,
1516.
Letter relative to status of high-school
students written by, 10008.
Letter relative to continued induction of
men into armed forces, A4487.
Letter relative to discontinuing the
draft of men for the armed forces to,
A4417.
Letter relative to Selective Service Sys-
tem requiring photostatic copy of vet-
erans' discharge by, A5242.
Remarks in House protesting directive
for drafting farm labor of, A248,
A292.
Remarks in House relative to, 761-763.
Remarks in House relative to violation
of Tydings amendment by directive of
January 3, 1945, by, A380.
Remarks in House relative to Importance
of clarification directive issued by,
A259, A411, A512.
293
HERSHEY, LEWIS B.-Continued.
Remarks in House relative to unofficial
call by 200 Congressmen on, A239, A283,
A284.
Speech in Cleveland, Ohio, relative to
operation and responsibilities of Selec-
tive Service System by, A355.
Statement, relative to drafting of farm
labor by, A412.
Statement relative to shortage of man-
power in the Selective Service System,
918.
Telegram relative to interpretation of
directive No. 288 relative to drafting of
farm labor by, A389.
Testimony relative to drafting of farm
labor before House Committee on
Agriculture by, A2302.
Text of correction for directive No. 288
relative to drafting of farm labor by,
A239, A259, A292.
HERTER, CHRISTIAN A. (a Representative
from Massachusetts).
Appointed on committee, 491, 492.
Appointed on committee to investigate
food situation, 2863.
Letter and tables by Herbert Hoover re-
garding relief operations in Europe
after World War I, A4537.
Remarks in House relative to, 10229.
Report of Citizens' Advisory Committee
for Returning Veterans, Newtonville,
Mass., A2773.
Statement by Herbert Hoover on Pales-
tine, A5173.
Statement on reorganization of Congress,
3006.
Amendments ojfered by, to
National Service Act (H. R. 1752): to
amend, 655.
United Nations Relief appropriation
(H. R. 4649, H. J. Res. 266): to amend,
10303, 11566, 11580.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Abbond, Alfred: for relief (see billH. R.
4882), 11368.
Brenton, Mary: for relief (see bill H. R.
4710), 10750.
Government property: to-apply on pub-
lic debt proceeds from sale of (see bill
H. R. 1942), 750.
Hastings, Gladys: for relief (see bill H. R.
4640), 10564.
Internal Revenue Code, section 251;
amendment to (see bill H. R. 3689),
7267.
International Court of Justice: to recog-
nize jurisdiction in certain inter-
national legal disputes (see H. J. Res.
291), 12229.
Lannon, Annie M.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 1956), 750.
Lorente, Mariano J.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 3700), 7268.
MacKenzie, Kenneth J.: for relief (see
bill H. R. 4711), 10750.
Massachusetts: to provide for a national
cemetery In (see bill H. R. 1943), 750.
Merchant marine veterans: for Federal
aid for readjustment in civilian life of
(see bill H. R. 2180), 1107.
Pfannstiehl, Adolph: for relief (see bill
H. R. 1953), 750.
Phillips, C. LeRoy: for relief (see bill
H. R. 4639), 10564.
Reed, Oscar S.: for relief (see bill H. R.
1954), 750.
Revere Sugar Refinery: for relief (see bill
H. R. 1955), 750.
Motions and resolutions offered -by
Fisheries: investigation (see H. Res. 135),
1107.
Occupied enemy territory: to create a
select committee to study government
of (see H. Res. 424), 11156.
Remarks by, on
Conflicts between OPA and WFA, 6577.
Department of Agriculture: food control,
6577.
Eggs: ceiling prices, 6577.
Farm labor (veto of H. J. Res. 106), 4155.
294
HERTER, CHRISTIAN A.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Food shortages: report of investigation,
4319.
International Court of Justice, A5594.
Lending agencies of the Government,
1160.
Lend-lease: continuation, 2123.
Maritime Day, 4863.
National Service Act, 655, 656.
Palestine problem, 9689.
Price Control Act: amendment, 6577.
- extension, 7092.
Reciprocal trade agreements, 5099.
Secretary of Commerce, 1160.
Stabilization Act of 1942: amendment,
6577.
United Nations Relief: appropriation,
10233, 10237, 10283, 10286, 10287, 10303,
10304, 11505, 11509, 11510, 11511, 11512,
11566, 11567, 11568, 11580.
- letter by Secretary of State, 11513.
- report on operations of, 9545.
Vessels: sale of surplus, 9276, 9279, 9288.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
HERWIG, L. J. H., relief (see bills S. 458;
H. R. P098).
HERZOG, MARY ELLEN KEEGAN, relief (see
bill H. R. 1668k).
HERZOG, PAUL M., report of the Committe
on Education and Labor in Senate on
nomination of, 6125.
HESELTON, JOHN W. (a Representative from
Massachusetts).
Appointed on committee, 491, 492.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Napiorkowski, Felix: f&f relief (see bill
H. R. 2850), 3141.
Walsh, James R.: for relief (see bill H. R.
2849), 3141.
Remarks by, on
Civil Service Establishment, 1882.
Treaty of Greene Ville, 7367.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
HESS, HENRY L., report of the Committee
on the Judiciary in Senate on nomina-
tion of,.10980.
HESS, LOUIE, relief (see bill S. 621).
HESS, WILLIAM E. (a Representative from
Ohio).
Appointed on Board of Visitors to Naval
Academy, 550.
Appointed on committee, 88.
Letter from Gen. George C. Marshall
relative to precombat training, 3570.
Resignation from Board of Visitors,
Naval Academy, 592.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Naval Affairs:
Canton, Ohio (H. R. 619, Rept. 30), 431.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
HESSELMAN, H. V., poem paying tribute to
Ernie Pyle by, A3801.
HESSELMEYER, ROY, relief (see bill H. R.
4090).
HEUER, HENRY 0., relief (see bill H. R. 962).
HEUTHER BROS., relief (see bill S. 570).
HEWITT, EARL S., address entitled "New
Hampshire and Dumbarton Oaks" in
Washington by, A1652.
HEWITT, MRS. HARRY E., relief (see bill
H. R. 3721).
HEYL, HELMUTH, relief (see bill H. R. 5024).
HEYL, PAUL R., remarks in House relative to,
11327.
HIBBING (MINN.) DAILY TRIBUNE (news-
paper), article entitled "New Deal Is
Blamed for Sugar Deal" by Ray
Tucker from, A3690.
Article entitled "Opium-Drive Efforts
Are Failure" by Ray Tucker from,
A4319.
HIBBS, BEN, editorial entitled "Military
Training for National Safety," from
Saturday Evening Post by" A291,
INDEX
HICKENLOOPER, BOURKE B. (a Senator
from Iowa).
Address before Governors' Conference,
Hershey, Pa., on postwar military
policy and future of National Guard,
A1OO5.
Appointed on committee, 169, 170.
Appointed on Special Committee on
Atomic Energy, 10068.
Article by Farmers Gra'ln Dealers Associa-
tion relative to boxcar shortage in
Iowa, A1840.
Article by Samuel B. Pettengill entitled
"Let's Promote Americanism," A4386.
Article from Cedar Rapids Tribune rela-
tive to seniority rights for servicemen,
8584.
Article from News Week entitled "What
Has Happened to the Meat?", A2799.
Article relative OPA rules for slaughter-
ing injured animals, 5783.
Leave of absence, 10786.
Letters by C. 0. Follett, Fargo, N. Dak.,
relative to shortage of underwear,
A2781.
Radio broadcast by Fulton Lewis, Jr.,
regarding efforts of restaurant owners
in San Francisco to secure price scale
from OPA, 5784.
Resolution by American Federation of
Grain Processors relative to seniority
rights for servicemen, 8584.
Resqlution by Iowa General Assembly
relative to representation of armed
forces at peace conference, 3108.
Resolution by Iowa Legislature favoring
return to standard time, 1112.
Resolution by Iowa Legislature relative
to national debt, 2459.
Sworn in, 3.
Telegram by B. C. Northington, Daven-
port, Iowa, relative to shortage of
meat for defense workers, 3602.
Amendments offered by, to
Cost-plus-a-fixed-fee contracts (H. R.
2284): to amend, 4504.
Federal employees' pay bill (S. 1415): to
amend, 11933, 11954, 11955, 12243.
Full Employment Act (S. 380) : to amend.
8952, 9145, 9151.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Cooper, William H.: for relief (see bill S.
1689), 12C32.
Mississippi River: to revive act to bridge
(see bill S. 1660), 11451.
Postage stamps: to issue Victory series
(see S. J. Res. 73), 5477.
Taxation: to direct payment of highway
use taxes in operation of any system of
commercial transportation taken over
by Federal Government (see bill S.
992), 4504.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Daylight-saving time: to terminate (see
S. Con. Res. 18), 4935.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill, 3552.
Armed forces: demobilization program,
9477, 9478.
-discharge of fathers, 12501.
Army: voluntary enlistment bill, 9019.
Atomic bomb: articles compiled by In-
ternational News Service, 11700.
Bretton Woods Agreements, 7753.
British trade restrictions, 10654.
- letter from Engineering & Manu-
facturing Co., Ltd., Tel-Aviv, 10655.
Butter: supplies in storage, 4720.
-news items, 4536.
Corporation profits, 10091, 10092.
Debt limit of the United States: increase,
2770.
Export-Import Bank, 7833.
-letter by a manufacturer's agent
in Venezuela, 7833.
Federal employees: health programs,
11613, 11614, 11615.
- pay bill, 10928, 10929, 11557, 11617,
11622, 11804, 11808, 11809, 11953, 11955,
11956, 11957, 11958, 12143, 12144, 12145,
12149, 12239, 12242, 12243, 12244, 12245,
12246, 12247, 12248, 12249, 12250.
HICKENLOOPER, BOURKE B.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Federal employees: statement by Senator
Hawkes, 12243.
Federal Reserve System: purchase of
Government securities, 12261.
- article from New York Times,
12261.
Food lockers, 7862.
Foreign policy of the United States: oc-
cupied Germany, 10655.
--_letter from a major, 10655.
Full Employment Act of 1945, 9036, 9058,
9059, 9145, 9146, 9147, 9148, 9149, 9151.
Government agencies: reorganization,
10662, 10763, 10767, 10772.
Great Britain: trade practices, 9573.
Hannegan, Robert E.: confirmation, 4251.
He~ring, Clyde L.: death of, 8666.
Hogs: cause of shortage, 5624.
Land-grant railroad rates, 9229, 9305,
9306.
Leave of absence, 3387, 4588, 5963.
Marihuana and hemp, 7913, 7914.
Meat packers, 4719.
-telegram from Rath Packing Co.,
4719.
Meat processors: data on profits, 5625.
Meat supplies, 8518.
Midwestern truck strike, 11290.
Office of Price Administration: cost ab-
sorption policy, 10707.
- article from Life magazine, 7295.
-effect of regulations on merchan-
dising, 11704.
-handling of meat program, 7295.
-hindrance to reconversion, 7862.
-policies, 5779-5791.
ttelegram by A. L. Killian, Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, 11704.
Olson, Frank: confirmation, 11410.
Oregon lambs, 8044.
Pork production, 2172, 2174.
Price Control Act: extension, 5624, 5625,
5627, 5706, 5710, 5719, 5720, 5771, 5779-
5791, 5850, 5861, 5871, 5872.
- letter relative to plight of pop-
corn growers, 5787.
- telegram from Ottumwa (Iowa)
Chamber of Commerce, 5787.
Reciprocal trade agreements, 5969.
Rural Electrification Administration,
4516, 4517.
Senate: holding the floor overnight, 8391.
United Nations Organization: American
representative. 11089, 11090, 11091,
11092, 11094, 12447.
UNRRA appropriation, 12159, 12160.
Vessels: sale of surplus, 11880.
Wilson, James H. and George A.: cita-
tions to, 11281.
Women's Army Auxiliary Corps, 10927.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Civil Service:
Civil Service Retirement Act: amend-
ment (S. 896, Rept. 741), 10E93.
Hcalth programs for Government em-
ployees (H. R. 2716, Rept. 743), 10693.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
HICKEY, EDWARD JOSEPH, JR., decoration
and citation of, E628.
HICKLIN, E. R., letter relative to "ex-
pediency" in Congress, A5011.
HICKMAN, H. J., AND P. G, relief (see bill
H. R. 872).
HICKS, CHARLES H., relief (see bill H. R.
3671).
HICKS, DON, relief (see bill H. R. 3008*).
HICKS, JOHN W. L., resolution relative to
contested election case of John W. L.
Hicks versus George A. Dondero (see H.
Res. 455*).
HICKS, VANNAS H., relief (see bill H. R.
3618).
HICKS AGAINST DONDERO, letter from the
Clerk of the Hor's relative to the elec-
tion contest of, 7877.
HIDDE- HANNAH AND DORIS, relif (see
bill H. R. 2401*).

HIGA, HIRO AND KANA, relief (see bill H. R.
4974).
HIGGINS, ANDREW J., address' before acad-
emy of American History by, A2552.
Statement entitled "Give Me Liberty"
by, A4774.
HIGGINS, DdRA, article entitled "'After the
Army-What?'-Women in Uniform
Ask" from Washington News Digest,
A5369.
HIGGINS, GEORGE C. (Catholic priest), ar-
ticle entitled "Somebody's Wrong
About the Wagner Act" from the
Yardstick by, A3621.
HIGGINS, HOMER ALLEN, report of the
.Committee on Millitary Affairs in Sen-
ate on nomination of; 12190.
HIGGINS, JOSEPH T., poem entitled
"Chopin in April" by, A2858.
HIGGINS INDUSTRIES IN NEW ORLEANS
CLOSED, statement by Andrew J. Hig-
gins relative to, A4774:
HIGH, STANLEY, article entitled "An Open
Letter to the-Russians" from Reader's
Digest by, A3387.
HIGH LIGHTS OF THE ARMY POSTAL
SERVICE, article relative to 'speed with
which mail was handled during war,
A5033.
HIGH POINT (N. C.) ENTERPRISE (news-
paper), editorial on Fair Employment
Practice Act by Robert L. Thompson
from, A2638.
HIGH-POINT MEN, remarks In House rela-
tive to delay in returning from over-
seas, 11180.
HIGH-POINT 'MEN IN THE PACIFIC., sta-
tistics from the War Department rela-
tive to, A5044.
HIGH STANDARDS MANUFACTURING CO.,
remarks, in House relative to tre-
mendous profits of, 6686.
HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION. See FEDERAL
A .HIGHWAY ACT.
Concurrent resolution to provide for
resumption of (see S. Con. Res. 31;
H. Con. Res. 81).
HIGHWAY USE AND OTHER TAXES, relative
to payment of (see bill S. 992), 4504.
HIGHWAYS, amendment in Senate relative to
appropriations for highways in any
coopergting country, 1998, 1999.
Remarks in House relative to construc-
tion of transcontinental, 433.
Ramarks in House relative to mileage of
hard-surfaced, A3424,
Remarks in House relative to defense
area, 111.
Resolution for investigation of Govern-
ment-controlled highways (see H. Res.
255*).
Statement concerning postwar financing
and construction of, 8305.
HILDEBRAND, ANDREW N., correspondence
on the money system between Repre-
sentative White and, A5229.
HILDRETH, C. L., letter relative to disposal
of Government surpluses, A3724.
HILER, JAMES M., relief (see bills S. 321*;
H. R. 1846").
Letter transmitting draft of proposed
legislation for relief of, 157, 229.
HILL, EDWIN C., radio address relative to the
Christmas season by, A499.
HILL, F. LEROY, letter urging repeal of
Wagner Act by, A5485.
HILL, GLADWIN, article relative to the need
"for occupying Germany, 8656.
Article entitled "Polish Reds Rule by
Ei'satz Parties" from New York Times
by, A4570.
Article entitled "Poles Found Cowed by
Fear Into Submission to Regime" from
New York Times by, A4611.
Statement cn Russians drive farm cattle
from Poland from New York Times by,
A1353.
INDEX
HILL, GROVER B,, 'biographical sketch of,
A2945.
Letter relative to amount of vitamin A
In butter by, A4043.
Remarks in House relative to resignation
as Under 'Secretary of Agriculture of,
A2945.
Statement concerning war food by, 6863.
Tributes in House to, 6303.
HILL, LEE H., paragraph on collective bar-
gaining from book entitled "Manage-
ment at the Bargaining Table" by
Charles R. Hook, Jr., and, A2459.
HILL, LISTER (a Senator from Alabama).
Address before New York 'Times Forum
relative to paying for public education,
A527.
Address by Dr. Frederick Brown Harris at
Roosevelt memorial service, A1742.
Address by James F. Byrnes over the
radio reporting on London Council of
'Foreign 'Ministers, A4201.
Address by John H. G. Pierson on postwar
employment policy, A3646.
Address by Josephus Daniels at dedica-
tion of Woodrow Wilson 'House, -New
York City, A2102.
Address by Justice Black at Hollywood
Bowl, -California, June 22, 1945, A3538.
Address by Paul A. Walker at San An-
tonio, Tex., entitled "Farm Communi-
cations After the War," A900.
Address by Senator Fulbright In New
York City entitled "America's 'Part in
World Affairs," A187.
Address by Senator Murray on Missouri
Valley Authority, A2353.
Address by Senator Tunnell before joint
meeting of Rotary and Kiwanis' Clubs,
of Dover, Del., December 7, 1944, en-
titled "Ratification of Federal ,Consti-
tution by the State of Delaware,"
A5270.
Address by the President to labor-man-
agement conference, 10496.
Address by Vice President Wallace en-
titled "The New World of Business,"
A47.
Address by Vice President Wallace rela-
tive to statistics, A42.
Address delivered at annual convention
of American Farm Bureau Federation
in Chicago on the subject OurSoil and
the National Fertilizer Bill, A5700.
Address delivered to Associated Women
of the American Farm Bureau Federa-
tion at Chicago entitled "Parity in
Health and Education for Farm Peo-
ple," A5694.
Appointed conferee, 3734, 9216.
Appointed on committee, 169.
Appointed on funeral committee, 3356.
Article by George Fielding Eliot paying
tribute to Gen. George C. Marshall,
A3050.
Article by John J. McCloy on universal
'military training, A2645.
Article by Jonathan Daniels entitled
"Roosevelt: Man and Statesman,"
A3892.
Article by Senator Elbert D. Thomas in
Pageant magazine on subject Can
America and Russia Stay Friends?
A4997.
Article entitled "The Grecian Case-An
Appeal" sent to Allied representatives
at the San Francisco Conference, 6411.
Article in Birmingham Age.Herald by
John Temple Graves entitled "While
We Read History We Make History,"
A201.
Article in Birmingham Age-Herald en-
titled "Roosevelt Today," A290.
Article from Birmingham Age-Herald en-
titled "Our World Aims," A290.
Correspondence between 0. Max Gardner
and late President Roosevelt regarding
postwar reconversion, 4217.
Designated Acting President pro tempore
of the Senate, 3353,
HILL, LISTER-Continued.
Editorial by Walling Keith on auto-
biography of the late George W. Norris,
A2776.
Editorial from Birmingham Age-Herald
entitled "Thomas of Utah," A283.
Editorial from Birmingham (Ala.) News
entitled "Victory in Europe," A2360.
Editorial from Gadsden (Ala.) Times
entitled "A New Decade of False
Peace?" A4923.
Editorial from Raleigh (N. C.) News and
'Observer entitled "Victory of the Ideal
of Democracy," A2351.
-Editorial from St. Louis Post-Dispatch
entitled "For Army-Navy Merger,"
A3641.
Executive order to provide orderly
modification of wartime controls over
prices, wages, materials, and facilities,
10496.
Financial agreement between the gov-
ernments of the United States and the
United Kingdom, A5344.
Joint statement by the United States
and the United Kingdom regarding the
understanding reached on commercial
-policy, A5343.
Letter by M. P. Moe, Montana Education
Association, 'relative to Federal aid for
education, 4503.
Letter by Rev. Cliff R. Johnson relative
to Brig. Gen. Harry H. Vaughan, A4657.
Letter by the President relative to re-
turn of United States Employment
Service to the States, 10117.
Letter from Hellenic American 'Right
Claims Association relative to the
prosperity and happiness of Greece
received by, .6411.
Letter from National Farmers Union
concerning need of a national ferti-
lizer policy and program, 1440.
Letter paying tribute to late W. Frank
James, A5004
Letters from Colorado State Federation
of Labor and other beet-workers
unions relative to sugar tariff, A2532.
Poem by Horace C,. Carlisle, "Edwin A.
Halsey," 548.
Radio address by Senator McMahon on
control of atomic energy, A4118.
Radio address by Senator Radcliffe en-
titled "Our New President, Harry S.
Truman,"' A2252.
Radio address by the President on sub-
ject of wage and prices, 10494:
'Radio address entitled "A Look at Bret-
ton Woods," A2477.
Resolution .by Alabama Legislature rela-
tive to declaring a national holiday
on birthday of Franklin D. Roosevelt,
7893.
Review by Lewis Sanders of pamphlet by
Roscoe S. Cankling entitled "Case
Against Compulsory Peacetime Mili-
tary Training." A2199.
Review by Richard L. Neuberger of
autobiography of George W. Norris,
A2703.
Statement by Arthur Sweetser, presi-
dent, Woodrow Wilson Foundation,
A2101.
Statement by Maj. Gen. S. G. Henry be-
fore Senate Military Affairs Corhmittee
on Army's demobilization plans, 8600.
Statement made by the President of
United States and by the Prime Min-
ister of Great Britain on December 6,
1945, relative to loan to Great Britain,
A5343.
Statement relative to OWl functions
made by, 7046.
Sworn in, 3.
Table: hospitals, 11715.
Amendments offered by, to
Employees of the United States (S. 807)
to amend, 4724.
296
HILL, LISTER-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Agricultural production: to provide
awards of honor for (see S. J. Res. 3),
79.
Alabama: to provide for a national ceme-
tery in Jefferson County (see bill S.
83), 78.
-for a national cemetery in Jeffer-
son County (see bill S. 523), 992.
American prisoners of war: to promote
(see bill S. 928), 3749.
Atomic bomb: authorizing experiments
to determine effect on naval vessels
(see S. J. Res. 103), 9216.
Burgess, Charles F.: for relief (see bill S.
844), 3182.
Checks of the United States: to amend
law relative to issuance of replace-
ments (see bill S. 1490), 9760.
Civil Service Retirement Act: to amend
(see bill S. 88), 78.
Contracts: to eliminate cost-plus-fixed
fee and other practices (see bill S. 632),
1410.
Cooper, John T.: for relief (see bill S. 76),
78.
Dade monument: to prepare a replica of
(see bill S. 1441), 9112.
Deen, Tom B.: for relief (see bill S. 1443),
9112.
Department of Armed Forces: to provide
(see bill S. 84), 78.
Education: to provide Federal aid to
States for (see bill S. 181), 158.
Elmira Area Soaring Corporation: for
relief (see bill S. 842), 3144.
Ferguson, Thomas F.: to pension (see
bill S. 1114), 5598.
Fertilizers: to provide national policy
for (see bills S. 74, 882), 78, 3395.
Flag of the United States: ceremony to
commemorate flag flown in surren-
dered countries (see S. J. Res. 91),
8468.
Gilmore, Howard W.: authorizing pay-
ments to widow and minor children of
(see bill S. 86), 78.
Government of the United States: to
prohibit prosecution of employees or
former employees of claims against
(see bill S. 843), 3182.
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Basin: to ap-
prove agreement, with Canada (see
S. J. Res. 104), 9215.
Hardin, Reta H.: for relief (see bill S.
1444), 9112.
Hassler-Ponder Toy Mfg. Co.: for relief
(see bill S. 456), 778.
Hill, Marion H.: for relief (see bill S.
991), 4504.
Hobson, Grizelda Hull: to increase pen-
sion (see bill S. 87), 78.
Hospitals: Federal aid to States for (see
bill S. 191), 158.
Hudson, Jess: for relief (see bill S. 1131),
5841.
Huffman, Marie J.: for relief (see bill S.
929), 3749.
Interstate Commerce Act: to amend rela-
tive to freight rates (see bil S. 81),
78.
Kerr, J. H.: for relief (see bill S. 79), 78.
King., W. J.: for relief (see bill S. 522),
992.
Locke, Thomas C.: for relief (see bill S.
75), 78.
Long, Lindon A.: for relief (see bill S.
77), 78.
Martin, Mrs. Hal S.: for relief (see bill
S. 80), 78.
Military Act 'emy: relating to age limits
for admission of appointees to (see
bill S. 1113), 5598.
National cemeteries: to establish in each
State (see bills S. 418, 524, 758), 517,
992, 2386.
National transportation policy: to sup-
plement (see bill S. 82), 78.
Cates, Frances Eubanks: for relief (see
bill S. 78), 78.
INDEX
HILL, LISTER-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Rural Electrification Act: to amend to
provide for rural telephones (see bill
S. 1115), 5598.
Rural telephones: to provide (see bill
S. 73), 78.
Salt Springs: authorizing State of Ala-
bama to sell (see bill S. 708), 1832.
Shaffer, John P.: to place on emergency
officers' retired list (see bill S. 457), 778.
-- to place on emergency officers' re-
tired list (see bill S. 327), 330.
United Nations Relief and Rehabilita-
tion Administration: relating to audit
of expenditures (see S. J. Res. 29), 992.
Universal service and total mobilization:
to provide during any war in which the
United States is now engaged (see bill
S. 85), 78.
Veterans: to continue certain benefits to
temporary members of Army, Navy,
Marine Corps, and Coast Guard (see
bill S. 1356), E360.
-- wearing apparel for (see bill S.
1275), 7589.
Veterans' Administration: to facilitate
employment of necessary personnel in
(see bill S. 960), 3749.
Vocational education and retraining: to
provide (see bill S. 619), 1410.
Weems, *George 0.: for relief (see bill S.
1442), 9112.
Women's Army Corps: to extend reem-
ployment benefits to members (see
bill S. 150), 10406.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Biffie, Leslie L.: appointed Acting Secre-
tary of the Senate (see S. Res. 63), 548.
- notification of House (S. Res. 65),
548.
Committee on Expenditures in the Ex-
ecutive Departments: additional clerks
(see S. Res. 10), 82.
Committee on Patents: assistant clerk
(see S. Res. 54), 4G6.
Committee on Public Buildings and
Grounds: assistant clerk (S. Res. 51),
46.
Securities and Exchange Commission and
the Post Office Department: to inves-
tigate (see S. Res. 35), 330.
Senate: hour of daily meeting (see S.
Res. 3), 5.
Remarks by, on
Accrued annual leave, 10927.
Airports: Federal-aid bill, 3943, 8437,
8527, 8532.
Alabama: Salt Springs land (H. R. 2416),
(276.
Armed forces: discharge system, 12419.
Army: commissioned officers, 12425.
- demobilization program, 8598,
8899, 8600.
- discharge of doctors, 8598, 8599.
- Medical, Dental, and Veterinary
Corps, 4423.
-- voluntary enlistment, 8975, 9010,
9012, 9017, 9020, 9021, 9022, 9023.
Army and Navy: flight pay, 10843, 10846.
Atomic energy: control and use of, 9485.
Atrocities in Europe: committee to in-
vestigate, 3659.
Authority to file reports, 530, 10117.
Authority to sign bill during recess of
Senate, 9411.
Bacon, Gov. Walter W.: December 7
proclaimed Delaware Day by, A5270.
Bean Lake, Mo., 12423.
Bonneville Project Act: amendment,
9492.
Bratton, Sue Flippin: relief, 10915.
Buckner, Simon Bolivar, Jr.: tribute,
6265.
Call of Calendar, 12417.
Central Valley project, 5485, .5486.
Chandler, Albert B. (Happy) : tribute to,
3775.
- article, 3775.
Claims bills: consideration, 10932.
HILL, LISTER-Continued.
R~emarks by, on
Congress: supervision of administration
of laws, 4122.
Convention with Great Britain and
Northern Ireland relative to taxes on
incomes: removal of injunction of
secrecy, 3853.
Cooperative Agricultural extension work,
3845.
Courts: original jurisdiction in certain
cases, 3761.
Department of State: reply to critics,
11118.
District of Columbia: hospital center,
4259.
Doolittle, Lt. Gen. J. H.: statement on
unity of command of armed forces,
10566.
Dumbarton Oaks Agreement, 4131.
Employees of the United States: pay bill,
4724.
Executive departments: publications is-
sued by, 4125, 4126, 4130, 4131.
Federal Constitution: Delaware first
State to unanimously ratify, A5270.
Federal employees: health programs,
10929.
-pay bill, 11621, 11806, 11807 11808,
11809, 11955.
Federal Reserve banks: reduction in re-
serve requIrements, 3761, 3766.
Fur-bearing animals, 12433, 12434.
General of the Army, 8593.
German atrocities: showing of motion
pictures, 3946.
German concentration camps, 4582.
-visit by Senators, 3629, 3632, 3633,
3634, 3659, 3660.
Government checks: replacement, 11119.
Government corporations: financial con-
trol, 10851, 10914, 10932.
Halsey, Edwin A.: death of, 513.
adjournment of Senate, 530.
Hatch, Carl A.: speech of, 10899.
Health facilities: survey, 799.
Heidinger, James V.: eulogy, A2449.
Hospital bill, 10849, 10850, 10851.
Hospitals: Federal aid for, 11710, 11718-
11718, 11723, 11725, 11731, 11732, 11733,
11734, 11735, 11791, 11792, 11796, 11797,
11798, 11799.
Housing: national defense, 7005.
Housing for veterans, 11809, 11810, 11812.
Housing legislation, 10654.
Insurance business: conference report,
1357.
Interstate Commerce Act: extension of
section 409, 4533, 4534.
Klamath Indians, 3768.
Kosanda, Thomas J.: confirmation, 4258,
4259.
Land-grant railroad rates, 9396.
Leave of absence, 3290, 3313, 3469.
Leave of absence for certain Members,
6714, 6739, 6818, 6874, 6921, 6925, 6981,
7058, 7065.
Legislative program, 4588, 11943.
Lending agencies of the Government,
685, 688.
Limestone County, Tex., 11957.
Lyons, Joseph H.: confirmation, 8767.
McKeough, Raymond S.: nomination,
9496.
Marshall, Gen. George C.: appearance
before Members of Congress, 8660.
- Medal of Honor, 9483, 9484.
Military camps: suppression of vice,
4535.
Mining resources, 9479.
National cemeteries, 6417.
National health program, 10795.
National Memorial Stadium, 11548.
National Service Act, 1772, 1773.
National Youth Administration: list of
of industrial firms favoring, 2608.
Navy: chiefs of bureau, 11307.
discharge of medical personnel,
11791, 11792.
- V-12 program, 12429, 12430.

HILL, LISTER-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Navy Department appropriation' bill,
4592.
Office of War Information: functions of,
7046.
Order of business, 488, 3859, 4419, 4420,
12343.
Pearl Harbor investigation, 10859.
Phosphate and the land, 1357.
Poll-tax bill, 9490.
Postal salary reclassification bill, 6745.
River and harbor bill, 532, 533, 10913.
Roosevelt, Col. Elliott, 802, 1021.
-summary of military record, 693.
Roosevelt, Eleanor: franking privilege,
4108.
Rural Electrification Administration,
• 4228, 4512.
Selective Service Act: extension, 3641-
3650, 3713-3718, 3727, 3728, 3729, 3733,
3734.
-letter by General Marshall. rela-
tive to precombat training of 18-year-
olds, 3641.
letter by Secretary of the Navy,
3614.
- precombat training of 18-year-
olds, 3642-3650, 3653, 3654, 3655, 3656,
3657, 3709, 3713-3718, 3720.
Senate: announcement of votes, 4257.
committee assignments, 466.
leaves of absence, 12030.
procedure in connection with
quorum calls, 3769.
Shasta Dam: transmission lines, 12127,
12130, 12131.
Surplus equipment: use for soil erosion
control, 9481.
Surplus war material: disposal of, 3846,
3847, 3850, 3851.
Symington, W. Stewart: nomination,
7158.
Tennessee Valley Authority: fertilizer
demonstration projects, 1358.
-revolving fund, 2187, 2190, 2191.
- statements on postwar use of
fertilizer and lime, 2192.
Unemployment compensation bill, 8763.
United Nations Charter, 7971-7973, 7987,
8022, 8023.
United Nations Organization, 10849,
10850, 10851, 11178, 11247, 11309.
- headquarters, 11786.
Vessels: sale of surplus, 11555, 11812,
11813, 11873, 11874, 11886, 11887,
12132, 12133.
Veterans: admission of alien wives and
children, 12342.
Veterans' Administration: Department
of Medicine and Surgery, 12415.
Wallace, Henry A.: qualifications of,
1233, 1234, 1235, 1239, 1240, 1244-1248,
1600.
- excerpts from speeches, 1244,
1245, 1246.
-speech at Pittsburgh on labor,
capital, and agriculture, 1244.
War agencies: appropriations for, 6732.
Whaling: supplementary protocol con-
cerning, 10980.
Whaling treaty, 10980.
Williams, Aubrey: confirmation, 2105,
2607, 2618.
-statement by Walter C. Chapman,
2609.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Education and Labor:
Hospital and public health centers (S.
191, Rept. 174), 10248.
Committee on Expenditures in the Ex-
ecutive Departments:
Cost-plus Contracts (H. R. 2284, Rept.
177), 3109.
Government checks (H. R. 129, Rept,
550), 8094.
- (H. R. 4350, Rept.801), 11009.
Reports required by law (H. R. 2504,
Rept. 519), 8006.
INDEX
HILL, LISTER-Continued.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Military Affairs:
Accumulated and accrued annual leave
(S. 1489, Rept. 745), 10693.
Army: additional permanent major
generals and brigadier generals (S.
1533, Rept. 699), 10405.
-nomination, 9496, 10439.
Bell, Joseph A.: nomination. 9496.
Nurses (H. R. 2277, Rept. 130), 2893.
Pay Readjustment Act (H. R. 2525, Rept.
613), 9214. •
-amendment (H. R. 1512, Rept.
700), 10405.
Royall, Kenneth C.: nomination, 10439.
Service Extension Act amendment (S.
1560, Rept. 746), 10693.
Stephens, George Robert:, nomination,
9496.
Witsell, Edward Fuller: nomination 10439.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
HILL, MARION M., relief (see bills S. 991";
H. R. 3578).
HILL, MARY FRANCIS, relief (see bill H.
R. 4906).
HILL, PHILIP H., statement relative to bill,
S. 1592, to establish national housing
policy, before Senate Committee on
Banking and Currency by, A5693.
HILL, WALTER HOVEY, article entitled
"Gold in Idaho Primitive Area," by,
A5628.
HILL, WILLIAM P. T., report of the Commit-
tee on Naval Affairs in Senate on nom-
ination of, 3320.
HILL, WILLIAM S. (a Representative from
Colorado).
Address by William B. Ziff on San Fran-
cisco Conference, A2031.
Appointed on committee, 491.
Article from Eastern Colorado Plainsman
relative to seven sons of Roy Berry'
in service, A717.
Article from Longmont Times-Call de-
scribing the Adams Tunnel, A2266.
Article from Sterling (Colo.) Advocate
entitled "Farmers' Labor Troubles Are
Real," A1617.
Editorial from Sterling (Colo.) Advocate
entitled "Relief and a Free Press,"
A4819.
Radio address March 27, 1945, entitled
"How World Peace Can Succeed,"
A1552.
Report by Manufacturers Association of
Colorado relative to unemployment
claims, A3923.
Resolution by Colorado Legislature re
increasing pay of postal employees,
A1958.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
McGuire, Kathleen Lawton: for relief
(see bill H. R. 2670), 2381.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural Extension Service, 4565,
4566.
Ballots for soldier voting, 758.
Bretton Woods Agreements Act, 5647.
Cattle raisers: record of, 4323.
Dairy industry: drafting of workers, 753.
- letter and resolution, Denver Milk
Producers, Inc., 753.
Deficiency appropriation bill, 11194.
Heidinger, James V.: eulogy, 2630.
Interior Department appropriation bill,
3876.
Irrigation projects, 11194.
Meat shortage, 4323.
Missouri Valley Authority, A4109.
article by L. Ward Banister, A4110.
OPA propaganda, 13'2.
OPA ration board, Arvada, Colo.: refusal
to grant ration points to a returned
veteran, 3668.
- article, 3668.
Rocky Mountain National Park, 3877.
Sugar shortage, A3281.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
297
HILL AIRFIELD, UTAH, letter by a citizen
of Ogden, Utah, relative to Govern-
ment waste at, A170.
HILL CITY, KANS., telegram from chamber
of commerce urging legislation to save
the wheat crop in Kansas, 6322.
HILLES, DAVE E., Committee on the Ju-
diciary in Senate, 8767.
HILLIARD, RAYMOND E. AND THOMAS E.,
relief of legal guardian of (see bill H.
R. 2848). t
HILLMAN, JOHN W., editorial on moral from
Nazi atrocities from Indianapolis Times
by, A2285.
Article on German news censorship, from
Indianapolis Times by, A2462.
HILLMAN, SIDNEY, remarks in House rela-
tive to, 1172.
Remarks in House relative to backing of
Henry Wallace for Vice President by,
A379.
Remarks in House relative to influence in
Democratic Party of, A159.
Remarks in House relative to agitation
of labor by, A5170.
HILLSDALE (N. J.) HERALD (newspaper),
editorial on Federal education legis-
lation and the joker in it from, A2521.
HILO HARBOR. See HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.
HILTON, LABAN P., present medal for hero-
ism to (see bill H. R. 1233).
HINCKLEY, ROBERT H., comments relative
to excellent work of Office of Contract
Settlement under, A1464.
Letter relative to the Contract Settle-
ment Act of 1944, 781.
HINCKLEY, RULON T. AND ARZA A., relief
(see bill H. R. 3276).
HINDERS, G,, relief (see bill H. R. 2193*).
HINDRICKSEN, FRED C., relief (see bill H.
R. 4306).
HINDUS, MAURICE, article captioned "Iron
curtain around Czechs undiscover-
able," from New York Herald Tribune
by, A4101.
HINE, AL (sergeant, U. S. Army), article de-
scribing Yank, the Army weekly from
Dutton News by, A616.
HINES, FRANK T. (Administrator Veterans'
Affairs), address by Representative
Celler before American Disabled Veter-
ans dinner paying tribute to, A3113.
Address by Representative Rankin at a
dinner in honor of, A4564.
Address on GI bill of rights and its
effect on office management before Na-
tional Office Management Association
by, A1984.
Address before Veterans of Foreign Wars
by, A790.
Announcement of resignation as Admin-
istrator of Veterans' Affairs, 5795.
Correspondence relative to better hos-
pital facilities in District of Columbia
between Costello Post, American Le-
gion, Washington, and, A370.
Letter by V. L. Smith praising, A1272.
Letter answering recent criticism of Vet-
erans' Administration by, A1469.
Letter and report relative to hospitaliza-
tion for veterans by, All01.
Letter relative to veterans' loans by, A787.
Letters relative to erection of a medical
center in District of Columbia by, A879.
Letter relative to securing personnel for
Veterans' Administration by, A3240.
Radio interview relative to hospitaliza-
tion of World War veterans, by Tyr-
rall Krum of, Al178.
Remarks in House relative to income of,
1956.
Report of the Committee on Foreign Re-
lations in Senate on nomination of,
8538.
Statement relative to investigation of
Veterans' Administration before House
Committee on World War Veterans'
Legislation by, A1437.
298.
HINES, FRANK T.-Continued.
Statement by Senator Hawkes relative
to discussion of placing veterans' hos-
pital in New Jersey with, A2371.
Tribute in House to, 11638.
HINES, GEORGE H., JR., relief (see bill H. R.
1951).
HINES, LEWIS G., letter relative to bill (H. R.
32) pertaining to labor legislation by,
A5476.
Statement relative to compulsory mili-
tary training made by, 10485.
HINES, N. C. (executive director, Home
Builders Association of Metropolitan.
Washington), letter relative to pro-
posed construction of congressional
apartment buildings, 156.
HINES, WILLIE, relief (see bill H. R. 2544*).
HINKLE, FRANCES E., Increase pension (see
bill H. R. 1246).
HINKLE, MRS. JACK B., letter urging a fair
system of rationing from, A3104.
HINSHAW,- CARL (a Representative from
California).
Affidavit of Tony J. Sloss regarding lack
of proper care at Army and veterans'.
hospitals, A5625.
Appointed on committee, 491.
Article by George S. Counts in New York
Times entitled "Russians Still Get
Marxist View of Us," A4210.
Article by Louis P. Lochner entitled
"Air Power Doomed Reich," A2348.
Article by Marquis W. Childs on Allied
air power, A2348.
Article from California Oil World relative
to Secretary Ickes' tideland oil claims,
A938.
Article from Los Angeles Times entitled
"Ickes Again," A938.
Article on construction of combat planes
in California, 1629.
Drafting of nurses: correspondence,
A608.
Editorial from American Aviation en-
titled "Will Russia Play Ball?" A5532.
Letter by Lt. Allan S. Wood to Mrs. Rose
Tawney relative to battle on Iwo Jima,
A4968.
Resolution of Los Angeles County Farm
Bureau relative to OPA ceilings on
poultry, A1186.
Tables: tariff rates, A2775.
-transportation systems, 2285.
Amendments offered by, to
Departments of State, Justice, and Com-
merce appropriation bill (H. R. 2603):
to amend, 2370, 2371, 2374.
Naval surplus property (H. R. 3180) : to
amend, 6372.
Treaties (H. J. Res. 60): to amend, 4365.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Army: to provide additional pay for en-
listed men assigned to technical service
forces who are awarded an expert tech-
nician insignia (see bill H. R. 3336),
5252.
Baker, Cleo E.: for relief (see bill H. R.
2191), 1108.
California Aircraft Corp.: for relief (see
bill H. R. 214), 32.
Dacharry, Andre: for relief (see .bill
H. R. 2192), 1108.
Finley, Amelia 0.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 3507), 6321.
Foreign-language schools: to prohibit
the conducting of certain (see bill H. R.
1588), 326.
Military and Naval Academies: to 'ap-
point sons of persons receiving Con-
gressional Medal of Honor (see bill
H. H. 1591), 326.
Nast, Marie Eldens, and others: for relief
(see bill H. R. 3010), 3700.
Packard, Virginia: for relief (see bill
H. R. 215), 32.
Rainger, Mrs. Elizabeth, and others: for
relief (see bill H. R. 211), 32.
Shut-in's Day: to designate (see H. J.
Res. 75), 326.
INDEX
HINSHAW, CARL-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Stone, Mrs. Ruth C.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 213), 32.
Tariff Act of 1930: to amend (see bill
H. R. 1592), 326.
Treaties: relating to consideration by
Congress (see H. J. Res. 112), 1707.
Unemployment tax: to exempt certain
real-estate salesmen (see bill H. R.
1589), 326.
Veterans: to extend franking privilege to
those in hospitals (see bill H. R. 2117),
1043.
Williams, Jack, and wife: for relief (see
bill H. R. 210), 32.
Zaiss, Werner: for relief (see bill H. R.
212), 32.
Motions and resolutions offered by
House of Representatives: to amend rules
(see H. Res. 94), 327.
Treaties: declaring it to be constitutional
right and duty of House of Representa-
tives to deliberate and act upon (see
H. Res. 156), 1707.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill, 2550.
Aircraft operated by Government agen-
cies, 957.
Aircraft weather reports: statement on
need of, 2374.
Air transportation: data on, 2284, 2285.
Aliens: period of residence for naturali-
zation purposes, 4819.
American Interparliamentary Congress,
1083.
Armed forces: voluntary enlistment bill,
8633, 8637, 8655, 8718.
Army: discharges, 9870.
-payment in foreign currency, 5265,
5266.
-tribute to Corps of Engineers, 5246.
Bretton Woods Agreements Act, 5581,
5587, 5679.
Charleston, W. Va., Airport, 4491.
Civil Aeronautics Authority: appropria-
tions, 2284, 2285, 2370, 2371, 2372.
Civil aviation: future of, 7504.
Committee on Military Affairs: tribute,
6311.
Deficiency appropriation bill, 1629.
Departments of State, Justice, and Com-
merce appropriation bill, 2213, 2284,
2285, 2307, 2357, 2370, 2371, 2372, 2374,
2376, 4491, 4492.
Dewey, Lt. Col. A. Peter: tribute, 9156.
Farm labor: deferment of, 2429.
- veto of House Joint Resolution
106, 4160.
Fedoral Aid Airport Act, 9700, 9707, 9708,
9710, 9713, 9715, 9717, 9728, 9736, 9739,
9740, 9746, 9747, 9748, 9752, 9753, 9796,
9798, 9799, 9804, 9805.
Federal employees pay bill, 5902, 5904,
5911, 5912.
Federal Works Agency: appropriation,
946.
- deficiency appropriation, 1629.
Flood-control projects, 11197.
Food shortages, 4317, 4319.
Foreign Service: to strengthen, 1262.
Fuel for machines of war, 1467-1469.
Gold reserves: reduction, 5282.
Government corporations: financial con-
trol, 8552.
Highway construction program, 9099.
Housing for veterans, 12301.
Independent offices appropriation bill,
946, 956, 957.
Interior Department appropriation bill,
3911, 3912.
Internal Revenue Code: amend (H. J.
Res. 206), 6317.
Juvenile delinquency: means of com-
batting, A3356.
-statement by Burbank (Calif.)
Sterling Club, A3356.
Lake Champlain Bridge Commssion,
5273.
Land-grant railroad rates, 11270, 11272.
HINSHAW, CARL-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Member of Congress: expense allow-
ance, 5271, 5272,
-salary increase, 4437.
Mexican Water Treaty, 1282.
-- testimony of attorney general of
California, 1262.
Military information bill, 10055, 10056,
Mount Wilson observatory: contribution
to war effort, E311.
National Academy of Sciences, 6315.
National Service Act, 573, 656, 657, 660,
720,
,-telegrams from labor organiza-
tions, 660.
Nationality Act: amendment, 4641, 4844,
4646.
Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps:
personnel, 315.
Navy: disposition of vessels and facili-
ties, 5344, 5368, 5369, 5370, 5372, 5373,
Nurses' selective service bill, 1738, 1739,
1740, 1800, 1804, 1805, 1807, 1808" 1819,
1868, 1869, 1874.
-letter from an Army nurse and
article from B-Bag (publication), 1868.
Office of Price Administration: recon-
version price policies, 5278, 10058,
10059.
Pan-American Day, 3746.
Postage rates, 5453, 12209, 12211, 12212.
Presidential succession, 7013.
Price Control Act: amendment, 6593,
6594.
Public works: advance planning, 11130.
Quorum call, 2293.
Railroads: land-grant rates, 4185, 4186,
4189, 4191, 4196.
Reciprocal trade agreements, 5073, 5075,
5076, 5077, 5079, 5089, 5090, 5132, 5133,
5154, 5155.
-reduced tariffs on California prod-
ucts, A2774.
-_- tables, 5078.
Renegotiation Act, 6075, 6076, 6133.
Rockets: development, 6311.
Scientific research program, 6311, 6315.
-in interest of national security:
Army engineers (H. R. 3440), 6312.
- dstwar, 6314.
Second deficiency appropriation bill,
6775, 6776, 6855, 6859.
Selective Service: Tydings amendment,
1519, 1528, 1533.
Stabilization Act of 1942: amendment,
6593, 6594.
Suribachi Flag, A5007.
Tideland Oil grab, A938.
Tidelands: quieting title to, 8861, 8862,
8863, 8866, 8868.
Tobacco seed: export embargo, 5076.
Transportation
systems: comparison,
2284.
Treaty-making powers, A970.
Treaty of Versailles: tabulation of votes
A2175.
in United States Senate,
Treaty ratification, 1040, 1041, 1042, 4022
4023, 4031, 4044, 4332, 4333, 4343, 4351,
4365.
Veterans: housing, 11132.
Veterans' Administration: Department
of Medicine and Surgery, 11671.
--- facilitate employment of person-
nel, 4830.
Veterans' hospitals, 4483.
Wage and Hour Division, 4741, 4742.
Weather Bureau: appropriation, 2374.
Wood, Lt. Alan S.: A5007.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Interstate and Foreign
Commerce:
Marchant, Charles Rex, and others:
medals of honor (S. J. Res. 51, Rept.
1268), 10826.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
HINTON, JULIA, pension (see bill H. R. 943).
HINTON, ROBERT, relief (see bill H. R. 2883).
HIRES TURNE2 GLASS CO., relief (see bill
H. R. 1677*).

HIROITITO'S PROCLAMATION OF SUR-
RENDER, text of, 8347.
"HIROHITO'S STATUS," editorial from
Washington Evening Star entitled,
A5264.
HIRSCH, MAURICE (colonel, U. S. Army),
remarks in House relative to, A1678.
HIRSCH, MAX, relief (see bill H. R. 1848*).
HIRST, ALVADA, relief (see bill H. R. 2957*).
HISPANIA ('magazine), article captioned
"Francisco Aguilera Joins the Hispanic
Foundation" by Henry Grattan Doyle
from, A553.
HISTORICAL SOCIETY FOR OKLAHOMA,
address by Earl Pruet at presentation
of portrait of Senator Thomas (Okla.)
to, A2842.
HITCHCOCK, AGNES, increase pension (see
bill H. R. 1049).
HITLER, ADOLF, article by Gault Mac-
Gowan relative to, 3062.
Editorial entitled "Did Hitler Win the
War?" by David Lawrence from United
States News, A4600.
Remarks in House relative.to, 588.
Statement on Anti-Semitism by, A1679.
HITLER AIDED BY INTERNATIONAL DO-
GOODERS, remarks in House relative
to, A3694.
HITLER'S DIVE BOMBERS, remarks in House
relative to origin of, A518.
HITLER'S RISE AND FALL, article by Dan
F. Davis relative to, A2772.
"HITLER'S SPEECH SEEN AS SIGNIFICANT
NEWS," article by David Lawrence
from Washington Evening Star cap-
tioned, A31.
"HI-YO SILVER," letter by Frank Lilly rela-
tive to inaccuracies in article from
Fortune entitled, A5731.
HLASS, STEVE, relief (see bill H. R. 205*).
HOAGLAND, HUNTER A., relief of legal
guardian of (see bill H. R. 3470),
HOBBS. HENRY, relief (see bill H. R. 2271).
HOBBS, MARION, relief (see bill H. R. 1033).
HOBBS, SAM (a Representative from Ala-
bama).
Appointed on committee, 275.
Article by Lee M. Moore entitled "Rural
Phase Inverters Cut Phone Induction,"
A444.
Article by Robert J. Goode entitled "E
Pluribus Unum" (discussion of trade
barriers), A76.
Article from Prattville (Ala.) Press on
record of Prattville Gin Co., A3846.
Article from Tallassee (Ala.) Tribune on
award of Army and Navy E flag to
Tallassee Mills, A3823.
Article from Washington Post entitled
"Illusory Women's Rights," A3599.
Christmas Night address of Raymond
Gram Swing, A82.
Equal-rights amendment: minority re-
port relative to, A3601.
Radio address by Raymond Moley enti-
tled "United States and' Russia,"
A2169.
Amendments offered by, to
Antiracketeering Act (H. R. 32): to
amend, 11918.
Deficiency appropriation bill (H. R.
4805): to amend, 11124.
Nurses (H. R. 2277) : to amend, 1819.
Tidelands (H. J. Res. 225): to amend,
8864.
Vessels (H. R, 3603): to amend relative
to sale of surplus; 9285.
Woman's Enfranchisement Day (S. J.
Res. 107) : to amend, 10004.
Bills and.joint resolutions introduced by
Bankruptcy: to amend act to establish
uniform system (see bills H. R. 33, 36,
37), 19.
Bibb, William H.: for relief (see bill H. R.
14C6); -,63.
INDEX
HOBBS, SAM---Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Civil Service Retirement Act: *to amend
further (see bill H. R. 35), 19.
Continental Casualty Co. and Montgom-
ery City Lines, Inc.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 1307), 149.
Cook, Florence V.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 4505), 10068.
County of Talladega, Ala.: for relief (see
bill H. R. 263), 32.
Courts: to permit litigation without de-
posits of money (see bill H. R. 40), 19.
- to fix salaries of certain judges of
the United States (see bill H. R. 2181),
1107.
- to provide sound recording for
proceedings in District Court of the
United States for District of Columbia
(see bill H. R. 41), 19.
- to safeguard the admission of evi-
dence (see bill H. R. 42), 19.
Easterwood, Mrs. Frank: for relief (see
bill H. R. 260), 32.
Employees of the United States: to pro-
hibit employment of persons who have
engaged in subversive activities (see
bill H. R. 1433), 268.
Heine, R.: for relief (see bill H. R. 264),
32.
Humphrey, Mrs. Jethro: for relief (see
bill H. R. 261), 32.
Insurance: relating to solicitation
through mails (see bill H. R. 38). 19.
Keith, Mrs. Ada, and others: for relief
(see bill H. R. 265), 32.
McKinney, Walter R.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 1467), 268.
Mobile River Basin: to amend law for
develcpment of (see bill H. R. 31), 19.
Recreation programs: Federal aid for de-
velopment of (see bill H. R. 5), 18.
Southern Bitumen Co., Ensley, Ala.: for
relief (see bill H. R. 261), 32.
Trade and commerce: to amend act to
protect against interference by vio-
lence, threats, coercion, etc. (see bill
H. R. 32), 19.
War materials, etc.: to amend act to
punish willful injury or destruction
of (see bill H. R. 2258), 1285.
War property: to punish willful destruc-
tion or defective manufacture of (see
bills H. R. 34, 39, 42), 19.
Wikle, Robert M.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 262), 32.
Remarks by, on
Alabama: record in war bond drives,
7923.
Antiracketeering Act. 11900, 11901, 11904,
11908, 11912, 11918, 11922.
Bankruptcy Act: amendment relating to
railroads, 1095, 1097, 1098, 1099, 10012,
10022, 10276.
Carden, George A., and Anderson, T.
Herd, 8987.
Carver, George Washington, 10369, 12528.
Committee on the Judiciary: permission
to sit, 10143.
Congressional Record: general leave to
extend remarks, 10024, 11354, 11922.
Deficiency appropriation bill, 1678, 1679,
11124, 11125, 11265.
--_salaries of court criers, 11125.
District Courts of the United States,
4659.
Fair Employment, Practice Commission,
4650-4657, 5117.
Federal Works Agency: deficiency appro-
priation, 1678, 1679.
Hatch Act amendment, 12206.
Land-grant railroad rates, 11267.
Lynching: elimination of crime of, 7925.
Lynchings in 1944, 33.
Missouri: additional judgeship, 8871,
8872, 8874, 8875, 8876.
Naturalization of certain persons, 12453,
12454.
Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps:
personnel, 312.
NUrscs' selective service bill, 1730, 1731,
1819, 1820.
299
HOBBS, SAM-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Permission to file report, 10935.'
Prayer program, 223.
Railroad reorganization bill, 11265
reorganization proceedings, 1095,
1097, 1098.
Ramspeck, Robert: tribute, 12350.
Second War Powers Act amendment,
11342.
Sparkman, John: majority whip, 11123.
Tidelands: quieting title to, 8842, 8843,
8864, 8866, 8868.
- brief written in 1939, 8843.
Treaties: constitutional amendment,
4343, 4844.
Vessels: sale of surplus, 9284, 9285, 9286.
Wall Street v. Main Street, 1097.
Woman's Enfranchisement Day, 10004.
Woodrum, Clifton A., 12198.
Reports made by, from
Committee on the Judiciary:
Bankruptcy (H. R. 37, Rept. 48), 670.
Bankruptcy Act amendments (H. R. 3429,
4160, Repis. 1Q37, 1128), 9292, 9757.
Criminal Code: amendment (H. R. 2709,
Rept. 597), 4858.
District courts: original jurisdiction in
certain cases (H. R. 534, Rept. 239),
1540.
George Washington Carver Day (H. J.
IRcs. 111, Rept. 1123),,9673.
Hatch Act amendment (H. R. 1118, Rept.
1380), 11931.
Missouri: judgeship (H. R. 1196, Rapt.
599), 4858.
P~izes, of war (H. R. 4231, Rept. 1122),
9673.
Second War Powers Act amendment (H.
R. 4710, Rept. 1282), 10952, 11006.
Trade end commerce: protection from
interference by violence, etc. (H. R. 32,
Rept. 238), 1540.
United States Code: limitation of.certain
actions (H. R. 2788, Rept. 1141), 9931.
War Production Board: business data
(H. R. 1531, Rept. 141.), 1079.
Washington (State) : District Court for
the Eastern District (H. R. 3167, Rept.
1121), 9673.
Woman's Enfranchisement Day (H. J.
Res. 255, Rept. 1129), 9873.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
HOBES, WILLIS, relief (see bill H. R. 2369).
"HOBBS BILL PRESENTS TEST FOR 'LIB-
ERALS,' " editorial by John H. Cline
from Washington Evening Star en-
titled, A5644.
HOBBS' LABOR BILL, editorial from Detroit
Free Press relative to passage of, A5754.
Letter by Joseph A. Padaway relative to
bill H. R. 32, known as, A5476.
Remarks in House relative to H. R. 32,
11842, 11905, A5427, A5492.
Remarks in House relative to favorable
editorial from Detroit Free Press on,
A5754.
HOBBY, OVETA CULP (colonel, U. S. Army),
editorials from Washington Evening
Star and Washington Post paying trib-
ute to, 7657.
Remarks in House relative to, 7e46, 7657,
7884.
HOBSCN, GRIZELDA HULL, increase pension
(see bill S. 87).
HOCH, DANIEL K. (a Representative from
Pennsylvania).
Address by Lewis B. Hershey at com-
mencement exercises, Albright College,
Reading, Pa., A2836.
Appointed on committee, 274.
Editorial from Philadelphia Record on
Aluminium Trust, A4048.
Editorial from Quincy (Mass.) Patriot
Ledger entitled "The Beginning of the
End," A30,23.
Letter by May Chapman regarding uni-
versal military training, A48C9.
Letter from a soldier relative to Army
discharge system, A4493.
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HOCH, DANIEL K.-Continued.
Letter from soldier at Chanute Field rel-
ative to Army discharge system, A4482.
Poem by Sandra Leimbach entitled
"Send Daddy Back to Me," A4872.
Sermon by Dr. W. R. Siegart, Reading,
Pa., at memorial service to President
Roosevelt, A2122.
Sermon by Rev. W. R. Siegart relative to
peacetime conscription, A3333.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Armed forces: to provide for discharge of
certain members of (see bill H. R.
4156), 8949.
-- relating to assignment of men
under age of 19 to combatant duty
(see bill H. R. 2793), 2888.
Army: to establish a Chiropody (Podia-
try) Corps In Medical Corps of (see
bill H. R. 1998), 838.
Federal-Aid Highway Act: to amend (see
bill I. R. 2142), 1080.
Hopewell Village national historic site,
Pennsylvania: to revise boundary (see
bill H. R. 3533), 6535.
National library of motion pictures: to
establish (see bill H. R. 2857), 3228.
Schultz, William H.: for'relief (see bill
H. R. 912), 60.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 127, 2966.
Societies and associations, 9513.
Remarks by, on
Bretton Woods Agreements Act, 5665.
Poland: justice to, A203.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
HOCKENBERRY, MARGARET, relief of legal
guardian of (see bills H. R. 1057,
1403).
HODAPP, BERNARD C., relief (see bill S.
1347).
HOD CARRIERS UNION OF AMERICA, let-
ter and statement from Westchester
County (N. Y.) grand jury relative to
investigation of, A4759.
HODGDON, ELIZABETH, pension (see bill S.
1723).
HODGES, COURTNEY H. (lieutenant general,
U. S. Army), tribute in House to, 2037.
HODGES, L. WILMOTH, relief (see bill H. R.
874*).
HODGINS, HARVARD MERRILL, provide for
awarding an appropriate medal and
citation to (see bill H. R. 1397).
Letter from Merrick W. Hanchett relative
to the heroic act performed by, 201.
Remarks in House relative to proposed
recognition of patriotic service per-
formed by, 201.
HOEKMAN, IVA I. F., relief (see bill S. 767).
HOEVEN, CHARLES B. (a Representative
front Iowa).
Appointed on committee, 491.
Article by A. C. Hanson in Wallace's
Farmer relative to price of feeder cattle,
A431 1.
Article from Sioux City Journal relative
to deductions on congressional sala-
ries, A3504.
Editorial from Creston (Iowa) News Ad-
vqrt!ser on butter rationing, A4175.
Editorial from Sioux City (Iowa) Journal
relative to Missouri Valley-Authority,
A1707.
Poem by Pfc Jackson Hospers entitled
"'Mid the Ruins of Garapan," A1214.
Report on visit to Army separation cen-
ters at Jefferson Barracks, Mo., and
Fort Sheridan, Ill., A4334.
Resolution of Buena Vista County (Iowa)
Rural Electric Cooperative relative to
extension of REA service, A5637.
Resolution of Iowa General Assembly for
repeal of daylight-saving time, A595.
Resolution of Iowa Legislature urging
economy in Government, A13Ol.
Resolution of Sioux City (Iowa) Cham-
ber of Commerce relative to proposed
Missouri Valley Authority, A1934.
INDEX
HOEVEN, CHARLES B.-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Mark, Walter: for relief (see billH. R.
2162), 1081.
Memory Monday: to designate (see bill
H. R. 1369), 229.
Pay Readjustment Act: to amend rela-
tive to retired pay of certain commis-
sioned officers (see billH. R. 1770), 512.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 1541, 3701.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill,2720,
2737.
Ag=-:cultural Extension Service, 4554,
4555.
Alcohol plants, 10005.
Butter: removal of ration points, 8920.
Deficiency appropriation bill,11208.
Dolliver, James I.: leave of absence,
5293.
Farm-machinery problem, A3180.
Flood-control projects, 11208.
Food investigation, 2785, 2788.
Hog production and marketing, 3224.
Holland at war, 6696.
Iowa (battleship), A2694.
Iowa corn situation, 3575.
Lindsey, Capt. Darrell R.: heroism, 5446.
Missouri River Basin 11208.
Overalls: shortage of, A1712.
Pbstal employees: salary increase, 4626.
Price Control Act: extension, 6522.
Prisoners of war: treatment, 981.
Rural Electrification Administration,
2737.
Second deficiency appropriation bill,
6857.
Selective service: Tydings amendment,
1520.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
HOEY, CLYDE R. (a Senator from North
Carolina).
Address by Senator Bailey at Meredith
College, Raleigh, N. C., June 3, 1940,
A2443.
Address by Senator Bailey at Roanoke
Island, N. C., entitled "Americanism,"
A3469.
Appointed conferee 11871.
Appointed on committee, 169, 170.
Article by Leo' Wolman in Washington
Post entitled "Administration Fights
Monopolies But Fails To Stop That of
Labor," A3199.
Article from Charlotte (N. C.) Observer
entitled "This Is Basic," A916.
Article fram Greensboro (N. C.) News
entitled "Big Void Still There," A916.
Article from Wilmington (N. C.) Star-
News entitled "Servicemen and
Strikes," A916.
Declaration of policy and program by
American Food Council, A4168.
Editorial entitled "A Meeting With Presi-
dent Truman" appearing in Charlotte'
(N. C.) Observer, A2914.
Editorial entitled "J. B. (Jack) Hutson,
the Farmers' Friend" from the North
Carolina Farm Bureau News, A2943.
Editorial from Charlotte (N. C.) Observer
entitled "Power Politics Given a Blow,"
A708.
Editorial from High Point (N. C.) En-
terprise on Fair Employment Practice
Commission, A2638.
Editorial from Charlotte (N. C.) Ob-
server on obstruction of private en-
terprise in the building industry,
A3808.
Editorial from Charlotte (N. C.) Observer
paying tribute to Senator Bailey, 1992.
Editorial from Rocky Mount (N. C.) Eve-
ning Telegram entitled "Still Playing
Politics," A3810.
Editorials from Raleigh (N. C.) News and
Observer concerning the draft and
manpower situation, A3781.
Letter from Fairmont Aluminum Co.,
relative to subsidy program, A4801.
HOKY, CLYDE R.-Continued.
Letter from W. Stuart Symington, Ad-
ministrator, Surplus Property, to L. M.
Brile, president, Fairmont Aluminum
Co., relative to Government's policy re-
specting the aluminum industry,
A5319.
Letters by Army officers relative to com-
pulsory military training, A4950.
Opinion of circuit court of appeals in
Aluminum Co. case, A1555.
Poem by Fred E. Truman entitled "For
Those Who Strike," A916.
Radio address on subject Postwar Prob-
lems, A2254.
Resolution by North Carolina General
Assembly relative to Employment Serv-
ice, 8734.
Resolution by North Carolina Legisla-
ture on postwar Military Establish-
ment and status of National Guard,
5174.
Resolution by North Carolina Legislature
relative to ratification of treaties, 1543.
Resolution by North Carolina Legislature
relative to relief of counties whose tax-
able property was taken over for na-
tional purposes, 1599.
Resolution of Wake Forest (N. C.) Col-
lege concerning development and con-
trol of atomic energy, 10787.
Sworn in, 3.
Bills and joint resolutionsintroduced by
Compulsory universal peacetime military
service: favoring international agree-
ment abolishing (see S. J. Res. 126),
11525.
Daniels, Harry: for relief (see bill S.
1026), 4783.
Grier, Edgar B.: for relief (see bill S.
1058), 5177.
Hondros, Fred S.: for relief (see bill S.
354), 370.
Lewis, Carl: for relief (see bill S. 353),
370.
Motions and resolutions offered by
United Nations Organization: informa-
tion relating to atomic energy for (see
S. Res. 206), 12147.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 3941.
Societies and associations, 3941, 4502.
Remarks by, on
Army: discharge of doctors, 8596, 8597,
8598.
- letter signed by nine physicians,
8596.
-- _voluntary enlistment bill, 8969.
District of Columbia-Virginia boundary
line, 9785.
Employment Service: return to States,
8733, 8734.
- letter by Governor of North Caro-
lina, 8734.
Immigration and Naturalization Service:
arrests by employees of, 9883.
National defense: formula for, 10417.
Personal statement: erroneous article in
Washington Post, 8516.
Universal military training, 10416.
Reports made by, from
Committee on the District of Columbia:
District of Columbia-Virginia boundary
(H. R. 3220, Rept. 598), 9005.
Committee on Immigration:
Immigration and Naturalization Serv-
ice: to amend law relating to author-
ity of certain employees to make ar-
rests (H. R. 386, Rept. 632), 9471.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
HOFF, A. W., editorial entitled "Lend-Lease
Fails To Win Fi'iends" from Lincoln
Republican of Hamlin, W. Va., by,
A2833.
HOFFMAN, CLARE E. (a Representative from
Michigan).
Appointed conferee, 10868.
Appointed on committee, 291.
Article and letter by an Army nurse rel-
ative to strikes in Michigan, A1793.

HOFFMAN, CLARE E.-Continued.
Article by Carl C. Harrington, relative to
misuse of manpower and union policies
in Detroit,, A164.
Article by David Lawrence entitlc
"V'E-day Emotion," A2252: .
Article by David Lawrence relative to
Crimean Conference, AICO.
Article by Eleanor Patterson in Wash-
ington. Times-Herald. giving her im-
pressions of Walter Winchell, Drew
Pearson, Henry Wallace, and others,
A4548.
Article by Eugene Lyens commenting on
views of George Seldes, A309.
Article by' Frank R. Kent on loans
abroad, A3264.
Article by John W. Love: in, Washington
Daily News entitled "Detroit Walk-
Outs Worry Washington," AS'112:
Article by Westbrook Pegler entitled
"Fair Enough,"' A5032.
Article describing sining: of Japanese
transport carrying American prisoners,
Article from Chicago, Tribune entitled
"The. Sedition Farce. Resumed;" Al'102.
Article from Detroit News entitled
"Strike, Cits MffDetroit's Meat," A3051.
Article front Philadelphia. Inquirer en-
titled "FLive Thousand Cl iks Die-
WEA. Is-, Blamed," 6542.
Article, from South Bend Tribune, War
- Wives Dare Cold' as Pickets, 759,
Article from the: Detroiter, Michigan
Drams Worhers, Front All States,. 422.
Article. from the Detroiter on slow-down
tactics of unions, 422:.
Article from United States- News on' cost
of lving,. 11228.
Article from Westmoreland (Pa.) Ob-
server en-titled "Me; Too, Party,"
A1134.
Article in Sturgis (Mich,.)i Daily Journal
entitled "New, Guinea," A409.
Article in Sturgis (Mich.) Daily, Journal
entitled "Outlaw, These, Shaiteful
Strikes," A1099,
Article, Strike Closes Jones, Laughlin,
1399.
Correspondence between Eric A.. Johns-
ton and. Merwin K.. Hart re, labor-
managment charter, A3226. A322T.
Correspondence with Fern E. Nalhikian
relative to International Monetary
Fund' and'International Bank; A2066.
Dispatch by Gordon. Cobbledtck describ-
ing VErday on Okinawa,. A2 180:.
Editorial appearing; in Cassopolls Vigi-
lant by William H. Berkey relative to
universal military conscription, A2913.
Editorial from Allegan Gazette entitled
"Production the Answer," A4546:.
'Editorial from. Benton Harbor (Mich.)
News-Palladium, relative. to loan to
Britain, A577'.
Editorial, from Chicago Tribune- relative
to President Roosevelt's foreign pol-
icies; A261.
Editorial from Detroit- Free' Press en-
titled "Control" relative' to racketeer-
ing by unions, A5754.
Editorial from Detroit News' entitled
"lobocracy" relative to, unemploy-
ment, 7075,
Editorial from New, York PM' entitled
"Clare Hoffman Gives Warning," A124.
Editorial from St. Joseph. (Mich..). Her-
ald-Press together, with. an, answer to
same relative to, verbal, attack in. Con-
gress on. Walter- Reuther; A5761.
Editorial from Washington Post entitled
"No*' Japan," A2P179t
Editorial. in' Saturday Evening Post rela-
tive to. sedition- trial, A68:
Leave of absence, 4660.
Letter by Bob, Bergman, (serviceman)
regarding. demobilization A4841.
Letter by Nagene, Campbell' Bethune
relative, to, Pearl, Harbor investigation,
9467.
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HOFFMAN, CLARE E:-Continuec.
Letter by National Economic Council
entitled' "Shall Alien Minds Determine
America's Future?" A3243..
Letter by Bx-serviceman John J. Mur-
phy giving views, on demobilization,
A4445.
Letter by Justice O'Brien. to. New York
lbrald, Tribune relative to, Ives-Quinn
bill, A1219.
Letter by Stuart Clement, member of
local. draft board., 9657.,
Letter from Alto Fair containing sug-
gestions for. conduct of labor unions,
Al173.
Letter from a soldier in East. Indies re-
garding rotation of troops, 342.
Letter from. International, Molders' and
Foundry Workers' Union of North
America relative, to actions of. Na-
tional Labor Relations. Board,. A257.
Letter from statistical. control section,
Kelly Field, Tex.,. relative, to delay in
discharging men in Army, A4090..
Letter. from Thomas, L Harrington rela-
tive to unemployment compensation
under social security law, A3346.
Letter from Women. Investors. in Amer-
ica,. Inc.,, opposing, drafting women,
A940.
Letters captioned "Views, of a. typical
American mother," relating, to sale of
war bonds, A1,797..
Letters from. fighting. men.,, A.4062
Letters frorm housewives, complaining of
OPA. rulings, A3334,
Letters. from- servicemen. protesting de-
lay. in discharges, from, Army, A4792,
A4793.
Newspaper article, by Westbrook Pegler
criticizing policy of Blue Network
radio,, A493.
Poem by Waldo, M G. Larsen. (soldier)
entitled "Sympathetic," A4356.
Poem on Army. discharge. system. A4793.
Poem entitled, "New Guinea," A409..
Poems. by Lt. Henry. G.. Lee in Saturday
Evening Post captioned "Prayer be-
fore battle," A5164..
Remarks in. House by Mr.. Neely relative
to, 2226.
Resolution, of Michigan. Legislature rela-'
tive to farm labor, A807.
Statement, by Francis N. Stacy entitled
"Swift Economic Expansion Following
Debt Extinguishment, 1835-40," 117.
Statement by Holland (Mich.) Minis-
terial Association on labor unions,
11844.
Statement by steel, industry denying
charges of hidden. profits, A51.4
Statement on. withholding troops. on
Okinawa, A4663:
Table:. immigrant residents of Detroit-
Willow Run area, 423..
unemployment,, 104,59
Unsigned. letter regarding, delay in dis-
charging servicemen,, A4349.
Amendments offared by,. to
Governmenit agencies (H. R.. 4129): to
amend, 9.442..
Price Control Act:. to amend,, 6541..
Stabilization Act of 1942: to amend,
6541.
Bills and.joint resolutions introduced by
Armed forces.: to discharge registrants
unlawfully inductedinto (see bill Hf. R.
1921)', 749
Committee- on, Un-American. Activities,
46, 47, 48,. 49..
Constitutional government:, to aid, in
preservation (see bill H.. R. 429),, 25.
Crawford,, Ruth.: for, relief (see. bill H. R.
913.), 60;-
Employees engaged in war production:
to)protect (see'billHi R. 428),,. 25.
Federal, Government:. to, expedite. busi-
ness, of. (see' billl It.. I : 46-12!)-,; 10483..
Freedcmn of expression: to restore (see
bill H. R. 2118), 1043.
301
HOFFMAN, CLARE E-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Labor: to diminish the cause of labor
disputes,, unemployment, to establish
national policy for assuring continuing
employment, and to protect the right
to work (see bill H. R. 4344), 9558.
--- to make certain practices unlaw-
ful (see bill H. R. .451)., 11855.
to protect employees engaged, in
war production (see bill H. R. 1337),
.190.
National Labor Relations Act: to amend
(see billsaIt . 4934', 4936, 493,7),, 11785.
Price Control. Act: to repeal (see H. J.
Res. 232), 8337.
Racial discrimination: to prohibit in
employment (see bill H. H. 1908),, 671.
- to prohibit in employment (see
bill, L R. 2495)., 1829.
Selective Service Act: to amend (see bills
H. R. 3705, 3913), 7342, 8336.
- -to amend, relative to persons
interfering with- war, production (see
bill H. R. t338), 190;
Trade and commerce:: to! protect againyt
interference by violence; threats,. coer-
cion,,etc: (see- bill, H. R..4935)',, 11785.
United States Code: to amend sections
420 (a,) and- 420, (d)- (see, bill a: R.
4345), 9558.
Veterans: to, protect. in employment (see
bill H. R. 2345), 1470.
War. Labor Disputes. Act:. to amend (see
bill. H, R. 1339)1, 190 .
Motions, and resolutions.offered by.
Congress: to appoint a committee to pro-
tect, the integrity of (see, H. Res. 85),
291.
Department of' State: requesting certain
information from, (see, If. Res. 189),
2a81t
Kent, Tyler: requesting infornation
from Secretary' of State relative to (see
H'. Res. 382),, 101691
National Labor Relations Board: request-
ing- certain information from (see H.
Res. 179), 2072.
Pearson, Drew-: to, investigate statement
regarding President Truman appearing
in article by (see H. Res. 377), 10042.
Remarks by, on
A. & P: Tea Co.: coercion, by AFL team-
sters, union, of employees, 11741, 11844.
Agricultural appropriation bill, 2557,
2578, 2722.
- points of' order; 2626:
America first, A1250, A4345.
American, Interparliamentary Congress,
1083:
An awakening Congress, A855.
Anti-poll-tax. bill, 5982.
Antiracketeering- bilk, 11844.
-- dissenting opinion of Chief
Justice Stone, 5526.
Appropriation bills: legislative items in,
2360.
reduction of certain, 9848:
Armed: forces: delay in demobilizing,
8723:
-- demobilization, 8514, 10821, 10822,
10824.
voluntary enlistment, bill, 8628,
8630, 8632,, 8647:.
Armies of occupation: use of American
boys, 8577, 8578, 8579,.8580.
- .letter, by, a soldier stationed in
Africa,, 8577..
Army: demobilization, 8619.
- drafting; 8-yearrolgls, A4021.
- letter by Pvt. James Pfauth, 8608.
Army, Air Forces:: airports. to be retained
by, 9666.
Army of occupation; 8607-8610,, 966&
Arundel, Russell. M.: lobbying activities,
9928.
--_article relative to; party at Jeffer-
zon, Island, 9928.
Atomic energy, 9922.
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Remarks by, on
Automobile dealers and OPA, 10534,
A4806.
- communication, 10534.
Ballots for soldier voting, 758.
Bloom, Sol: statement on Mussolini,
4041.
Bowles, Chester: statement on pressure
groups, A4945.
Browder, Earl, 438.
Burnette Castings .Co.: treatment by
CPA, 9506.
Bypassing of Japanese-held islands: let-
ter by a constituent, A805.
Casebier, Walter T., 2666.
Celler, Emanuel, 1186.
Census of agriculture, 873, 874, 875.
Children's clothing, 6589.
China: aid to, 10994.
-United States policy in, 11693.
Church conferences: transportation ban,
978.
Churchill, Winston: statement on Mus.
solini in 1927, 4041.
Citrus fruits, 12536, 12537.
Civil Service Retirement Act of 1930:
amendment, 6654.
Committee on the Civil Service: investi-
gation by, 335.
'Committee on Expenditures in the
Executive Departments, 10213.
Committee on Un-American Activitie,
210, 211.
- article by Thomas L. Stokes, 47.
-article from PM (newspaper), 47.
Commodities: exportation of (H. R.
2914), 6294.
Commodity Credit Corporation, 2061.
Communists: Army commissions, 1371.
-picketing of White House, 11413.
Congress: efforts to discredit, 418.
Congress of Industrial Organizations,
185.
-false accusations, 1368-1373.
-implications of strike in automo-
tive industry, A5099.
-policies of leaders, 10379, 10880,
10881, 11226.
-Political Action Committee, 47, 48,
419,420.
-reply to charges in publication of,
12156.
-Estrike at General Motors, 11059,
11060, 11061.
-stril-o at Jones & Laughlin Steel
Corp., 1399.
Congrezsional Record: rule regarding ex-
tension of remarks, 840.
Congressmen: busy days for, A4440.
Conscription for civilian jobs, 273, A132.
Conscription in peacetime: opposition to,
8514.
Cost of living, 11060, 11081.
Curfew order: action of Mayor La-
Guardia, 24E9.
Daylight-saving time: termination, 8511,
853, 8544.
Deficiency appropriation bill, 1590, 11191.
Departments of State, Justice, and Com-
merce appropriation bill, 2359, 2360,
2362.
Detroit, Mich.: strike at B-29 war plant,
1591.
- articles, 1591, 1592.
Dickstein, Samuel, 2512, 2513.
Dies committee: investigation of Mem-
bers of Congress, 420, 421.
-- statement of Mr. McCormack, 418.
District of Columbia: parking facilities,
11189. •
-- transit strike, 10881.
Draft boards, 9657.
-award of merit to members, 4274.
Draft-law confusion, A449.
Drafting IV-F's, 184, 185.
Drafting of nurses, Al135.
Eggs: shortage, 6541.
European vars, "19.
Excess profits during wartime, 8769.
INDEX
HOFFMAN, CLARE E.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Fair Employment Practice Committee,
3862.
- penalty provisions, 3990, 3991,
3992.
-- views on H. R. 2232 and text of
bill, 3957, 3963.
Farm labor: drafting of, 445, 758-766,
829-832, 835, 836, 2431, 4177, A283, A449.
- article from Adrian, Mich., news-
paper, 763.
-correspondence, 761, 762.
-directive of General Hershey, 761.
- letter by a census enumerator,
2431.
- meeting with General Hershey,
829, 830.
-veto of bill to defer, A2098.
Federal Aid Airport Act, 9751.
Federal Union, Inc., 8607.
Fighting each other, A4285.
Food for soldiers and civilians, A1450.
Food for the world: New Deal aim,
A1250.
Food shortage: attitude of the admin-
istratiori, 2578.
-racketeering in New York, 5525.
Foreign policy of the United States:
danger of surrendering our sovereignty,
5800.
Frankfurter, Felix, 1370, 2228.
-article by Drew Pearson, 1370.
Full-employment bill, 9672, 10136, 10213,
10361, 10450, 10451, 10452, 10816, 10886,
10939, 11967, 11968, 11975, 11984, 11986,
11988, 11939, 12006, 12007, 12014, 12017,
12022, 12023, 12024, 12025, 12026, 12067,
12068, 12075, 12076, 12077, 12094, A4664.
-attitude of union leaders, A5170.
- reply to Mr. Outland, 10455, 10456,
10457, 10458, 10460, 10462.
-text
of bill (H. R. 2202), 10463.
Gallagher, William J.: speech of, 1339,
1340.
General Motors-UAW-CIO controversy,
11202, 11227, 11353, 12539-12542.
-- letter from Michigan Communist
Party, 12539.
-press accounts, 11354.
Germany: rearming after World War I,
4173.
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.: strike at,
7188.
Government agencies: reorganization,
9346, 9357, 9364, 9367, 9368, 9417, 9420,
9621, 9422, 9423, 9424, 9425, 9432, 9433,
24M0, 9442, 9443, 9448, 9453.
Government by fiat (draft of labor),
A233.
Government corporations: financial con-
trol, 85(8, 8556, 8564.
Government employees: health program,
5507.
Government officials: books, articles, etc.,
written by, A2629.
Government program: financing, 8491.
Great Britain: failure of colonies to con-
script soldiers, 1802.
-loans to, 8512, 8513.
-- purchase of Liberty ships, 9751.
- repossession of giant liners, A4346.
Hauling down the Stars and Stripes,
10948.
Hawaiian Electric Co., 755.
Hillman, Sidney, and other labor lead-
ers, 10879, 10880, 10881.
House of Representatives: adjournment
over, 183, 748, 10392, 10472.
-attendance of Members, 10885.
-- keyhole peepers, 2274.
-rules of conduct, 1686, 1687.
-- tickets to gallery, 1594, 1595.
How much can we carry? A933.
Interior Department appropriation bill,
3914.
International organizations, 12531, 12532.
Internationalists: cause of war, A4021.
- efforts to keep men in Army, 8577,
8578.
HOFFMAN, CLARE E.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Isolationists: reply to President's ac-
cusations, A261.
Jackson, Andrew: extinguishment of
national debt by, 116.
Japan: terms of surrender, 7212, 7213.
Jews: reply to speech of Mr. Neely, 2228,
2229.
Jobs: creation of, and correspondence
with Eric Johnston, A3225.
Judd, Walter: speech of, 2575.
Kamp, Joseph: pamphlet by, 1368.
Kent, Tyler (Foreign Service employee)
imprisonment by British, 5801, A4511.
Labor: action of Governor Kelly, A4460.
-data on supply, 422.
- defects in bill (H. R. 4908), 11631,
11686.
- employment of veterans in strike-
bound plants, 9337.
-Jurisdictional disputes, 1399, 1400.
-legislation to minimize causes of
disputes, 12266.
-remedy for disputes, A4285.
-strikes in defense industries, 7188.
- strikes in war industries, 1590,
A855.
- strike situation, 10879.
Labor Department, 11191.
correspondence, 11191,
Labor Digest (publication) : correspond-
ence relative to ruling of NLRB, 12459.
-correspondence with War Labor
Board relative to, 2061.
Labor policy: President's message, 11353.
Labor situation: legislation needed to
improve, 10475.
Labor unions: collection of dues, 758.
Land, Emory S.: advancement (H. R.
2896), 6297.
Lawrence, David: statement on war
aims, 439.
Lemke resolution, 2041.
Lending agencies of the Government,
1186.
Lend-lease: termination of, 9848.
Lewis, John L.: statement on closed
Ehop, 11741.
Macauley, Edward: advancement (S.
646), 6297.
Maloney, William Power, 2665, 2666, 2667,
A67.
Manpower: absurdities in proposals to
draft labor and nurses, 213.
-- articles relative to release of war
workers, 758, 759.
-proposal to draft, 422.
-reasons for opposing draft of, 758.
Members of Congress: expense allow-
ance, 5727, A2769.
- letter to House disbursing officer,
5727.
-misquotation of, 4041.
-role of new, 116.
Michigan: workers receiving unemploy-
ment compensation, 422.
Michigan Citizens' Committee for Roose-
velt: reply to false charges by, 419.
Military Establishment appropriation
bill, 6756.
Minimum wage bill, A4616.
Minnesota People's Political Action Com-
mittee: views on full employment
legislation, 12226.
Montgoery Ward & Co., 184.
"Must" legislation, A5032.
National debt and postwar aid to for-
eign countries, A934.
National Labor Relations Board, 421,
12456.
-blas toward CIO, 11227.
-- editorial from Labor Digest, 12456.
National Service Act, 606, 622, 715, 722,
7i1.
- drafting of nurses, A553.
National War Labor Board: regulation of
agricultural labor, 5817.
Nationality Act: bills to amend, 2417.

HOFFMAN, CLARE E.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Navy: disposition of vessels and facili-
ties, 5347, 5348.
-housing program, A553.
-- postwar composition, 10148.
Nazi officers: relative to coddling of,
A3000.
New Deal: financial and moral bank-
ruptcy under, 46.
- review of program of deception,
9926.
New Deal Agencies: right to criticize,
2415.
New Republic (publication) : smear
campaign, 418, 419.
New York: elevator operators' strike,
9085.
- union fees on truck drivers, 5525.
Norfolk Navy Yard: Mead report on waste
of manpower, 452.
Nurses: drafting of, 1799, 1802.
Office of Price Administration, 7142.
-- continuance of, A3163.
- mistakes of, A3176.
- order regarding feather Pillows,
5343.
-policies blocking reconversion,
A4090.
-prevention of conservation of food,
5916.
"One-worlders," 2557.
OPA and labor leaders double-cross the
President, 9506.
Order of business, 3907, 11631.
Other Nations: no interference in in-
ternal affairs of, A3182.
PAC and the Dies committee, A53.
Peace terms: implication of demands for
unconditional' surrender, 2515,
Pearl Harbor investigation, 8510,
-calling of Tyler Kent as a witness,
9467.
Pearson, Drew, 8578, 10946.
-false statements of, 2575.
Personal privilege: article by Irving
Richter in Flint Weekly Review, 2665.
- charges of People's Democratic
Committee in Fourth Congressional
District of Michigan, 417-424.
-charges of CIO, 1368.
- reply to article by George Seldes,
3955.
- reply to charges of CIO, 12456.
Policy in the Pacific: need of clarifying,
A2246.
Political candidates: law re promises to
appoint any person to public office,
435.
Pork, 2578.
President Truman: which course will he
follow?, A1841.
- scolding of Congress by, A4664.
Presidential succession, 7009.
Pressure legislation, 6541.
Price Control Act: amendment, 6372,
6541, 6572, 6589.
Propaganda: effect on public sentiment
of, A5754.
Reconversion problems, 9926.
Reconversion program: sabotage by OPA
and strikes, 9506.
Republican conference, 8514.
Republican Party: accounts of dinner in
Washington, D. C., Jan. 8, 1835, 116.
-- platform, 11779, 11780.
Reuther, Walter, 1372, 11059, 110,0, 11227.
Richter, Irving: reply to false-state-
ments, 2665, 2666.
Right of petition, A4945.
Roosevelt, Elliott: shipment by air of
dog of, 343.
Roosevelt, Franklin D.: death of, A1733.
Rural electrification, 1287.
Rye: price of, 7212.
St. Lawrence seaway, 498.
School-lunch program, 2722.
Secretary of the Treasury: propaganda
on Detroit speech by, 2578. "
Seldes, George: reply to article in leaflet
In Fact by, 3955.
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HOFFMAN, CLARE E.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Selective Service Act: extension, 2665.
Tydings amendment, 1397, 1503,
1507, 1520, 1525, 9914.
Servicemen: jobs for, A3047.
- letters regarding discharges, 8608,
8609.
Shortages in Washington, D. C., 3576.
Stabilization Act of 1942: amendment,
6541, 6572, 6589.
Stettinlus, Edward R., Jr.: book by,
A2629.
correction of statement regarding
book on lend-lease by, A2816.
Stevedores' strike, 9517.
Strike-bound perishable Army foodstuffs,
10045.
Strikers versus Veterans: relating to
strike of Chicago Truck Drivers Union,
A2994.
Subversive activities, 46, 493, 593.
Surplus Property Act amendment, 8460,
8465.
There is not enough: A728.
Thomas, R. J., 1372.
Tobin, Dan, 760.
Transportation ban on conventions, 982.
Treaties: constitutional amendment,
4344, 4350, 4351, 4353, 4354, 4367.
Truman, Harry S.: excerpt from speech
and statement concerning policies of,
9926.
article by Drew Pearson, 9927.
tribute to, A1733.
UAW-CIO: threat to strike, 10816.
Unemployment, 11059.
legislation to alleviate, 7075.
Union now, 10477.
United Nations Organization, 12270,
12277, 12285.
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation
Administration: scandal, 6541.
Veterans: problems of returning, A4021.
-and the OPA, 982.
-housing, 11134.
-treatment by unions of wives, 759.
Veterans' Administration: Department of
Medicine and Surgery, 11678, 11683.
Wallace, Henry A., 435, 1187, A728.
- articles, 565.
-legal aspects concerning nomina-
tion, 564, A379.
- excerpt from letter by the Presi-
dent, A380.
War against Japan: role of Russia and
Great Britain, A2666.
-warning against complacency,
5531.
Wor agencies appropriation bill, 5737,
5748, 7228.
War aims: need of defining, 213.
War casualties and strikes' in war plants,
1399.
War Department: article on fascism is-
sued by, 3956.
War in the Pacific : objectives, 4267.
War Labor Disputes Act: repeal, 11824,
11825, 11330. ..
War workers: wages, 6368.
Why fool ourselves? A1249.
Williams, Aubrey, 1287.
Winchell, Walter, 1371, 2665, 2666, 2667,
4041, 8573.
-reply tor attacks of, 8922.
-statement to British people, 110.
Work shirts, 10418.
World Fellowship, Inc., 8607.
World peace organization, A1608.
World War II: contributions of United
States, 213.
Work-or-fight bill, 1590.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
HOFFMAN, GEORGE EARL, report of the
Committee on the Judiciary In Senate
on nomination of, 8690. ,
HOFFMAN, MICHAEL L., article captioned
"Poland hopes to speed recovery with
stimulant of outside help" by, A5743.
HOFFMAN, MOSES, relief (see bill H. R. 812).
303
HOFTMAN PAUL G., excerpts from address
on freedom's challenge before Ham-
mond (Ind.) Chamber of Commerce
by, A1946.
HOFFMAN, S. S., editorial relative to value
of free enterprise from Waterloo
(Iowa) Free Press by, A840.
"HOFFMAN GIVES WARNING," editorial by
I. F. Stone from PM entitled, A124.
HCFFMANN, MENDEL, AND WIFE, relief (see
bill H. R. 825).
HOFFMAN'S ACCUSATION AGAINST WAL-
TER REUTHER, editorial. from St.
Joseph (Mich.) Herald-Press relative
to, A5761.
HOGAN, FRANK I., letter relative to proposed
construction of a 1,000-mile Arabian
pipe line from the Persian Gulf to the
Mediterranean written by, 9687.
HOGAN, MOSE LEE AND MARY ALEN, relief
(see bill H. R. 243).
HOG-PORK SITUATION, statement by St.
Louis Livestock Exchange relative to,
A1827.
HOGS, article entitled "One Thousand Head
of Hogs but no Meat" from Braymer
(Mo.) Bee, A3052.
Letter by D. H. Cunningham relative to
production of, A1697.
Letter by Representative Andresen rela-
tive to price of, A1724.
Letter by Representative Miller (Ne-
braska) relative to production of,
A1676.
Letter from William A. Alexander rela-
tive to the sale of, 7109.
Remarks in House relative to decrease
since 1943 in, A1676, A1757.
Remarks in House relative to production
of, 2573, 3224.
Remarks in House relative to support-
price program for, 4324.
Remarks in House relative to loss by
packers in marketing, 6401.
Remarks in Senate and correspondence
relative to increase of production of,
2337, 2388, 259.
Remarks in Senate relative to ceiling
prices on, 995.
Resolution by American Stock Yards As-
sociation relating to policy of OPA re-
garding, A1862,
Resolution by Four State Hog Producers
Assocation at St. Joseph, Mo., relative
to cost of production of, 4324.
Statement by War Food Administration
relative to price of, A1724.
HOLCOMB. CLAYBRON, relief (see bill H. R.
1319).
HOLCOMB, MARTHA K., increase penslon
(see bill H. R. 869).
HOLCOMBE, L. A., relief (see bill H. R. 876).
HOLPOMBE, W. H., I6tter on if I were a
Congressman by, A4449.
HOLDEN, CARL F., report of the Committee
on Naval Affairs in Senate on nomi-
nation of, 3853.
HOLDEN, CHARLES A., letter on world
federation from Manchester (N. H.)
Union-Leader by, A5245.
HOLDEN, WILLIAM A. (colonel, U. S. Army),
letter relative to escape of German
prisoners of war, A786.
HOLDER. WINSTON, relief (see bill H. R.
1729).
HOLDING COMPANY ACT, address by Rep-
resentative Boren in Chicago before
Investors League relative to, A5611.
HOLIDAYS, designating September 2 as a
legal holiday (see bills H. R. 3991,
4081).
Bill making 14th day of August In each
year a l-gal holiday (see bills S. 1464:
H. R. 4283).
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HOLIDAYS-Continued.
Bill designating May 8 as a legal holi-
day, as final surrender of Germany
and ending European hostilities in
World War II (see bill H. R. 4482).
Bill designating birthday of Abraham
Lincoln as a legal holiday (see bill S.
1033).
Concurrent resolution that election day
be observed as a legal holiday in every
State of the United States (see H.
Con. Res. 108).
Joint resolution making last Thursday
in November a legal holiday (see H. J.
Res. 289).
Joint resolution designating the birth-
day of Franklin Delano Roosevelt as
a legal holiday (see S. J. Res. 57; H. J.
Res. 157, 158, 160, 168, 181).
Remarks in House relative to H. J. Res.
181, to designate birthday of Franklin
D. Roosevelt as a legal holiday, A3151.
Resolution to designate birthday of late
Franklin D. Roosevelt as a national
holiday by Washington Aerie, No. 125,
Fraternal Order of Eagles, A3151.
Resolution by Aerie. No. 1126 of Fra-
ternal Order of Eagles relative to des-
ignation of birthday of Franklin D.
Roosevelt as a national holiday, A3151.
Rzolution to designate birthday of
Franklin D. Roosevelt as a national
holiday by Tiffin (Ohio) Aerie, Fra-
ternal Order of Eagles, A3178.
Resolution by Canton (Ohio) Aerie, No.
14, Fraternal Order of Eagles, relative
to designation of birthday of Franklin
D. Roosevelt as a national holiday,
A3243.
flcsolution to designate birthday of
Franklin D. Roosevelt as national holi-
day by Fostoria (Ohio) Aerie, Fraternal
Order of Eagles, A3277.
HOLIFIELD, CHET (a Representative from,
California).
Appointed on committee, 275.
Article by Margaret Wildrick on Henry
A. Wallace, A612.
Article by Milton Erlinger entitled
"Notes on Reconversion," A3843.
Article by Walter Lippman from Wash-
irgton Post entitled "Unconstitutional
in Purpose," A611.
Article from New York Post on punish-
ment of war criminals, A764.
Article relative to Jewish trade unions
in Palestine, A3423.
Correspondence with War Production
Board relative to low-cost clothing,
A1312.
Editorial from St. Louis Post-Dispatch
entitled "Wallace's Wild and Visonary
Ideas," 1166.
List of organizations opposed to pres-
ent form of Colorado River treaty
provisions, A1273.
Radio discussion on American Forum of
the .Air Program regarding need for
National Service Act, A439.
Remarks by George Fielding Eliot giving
views on atomic energy, A4502.
Report of subcommittee investigating
Army separation centers at Patterson
Field, Ohio, and Indiantown Gap, Pa.,
A4141.
Amen.dments offered by, to
Armed forces voluntary enlistment bill
(H. R. 3951) : to amend, 8702.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Armed forces: to exclude from income
tax members of (see bill H. R. 1170),
125.
Bell, John: for relief (see bill H. R.
1235), 127.
Boyle, Estelle and Max W., and Rose-
garten, E. B.: for relief (see bill H. R.
1351), 190.
Chauslor-Canfield Midway Oil Co., quit
claim (see bill H. R. 1236), 127.
INDEX
HqLIFIELD, CHET--Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Felnberg, Herman: for relief (see bill
H. R. 1352), 190.
Miller, Mrs. Ruby: for relief (see bill
H. R. 3161), 4339.
Palestine: to establish home for Jewish
race in (see H. Res. 286), 4858.
Postal employees: granting leave of ab-
sence on account of death in family
(see bill H. R. 1174), 125.
annual and sick leave
-granting
(see bill H. R. 1175), 125.
Postal service: prescribing new postal
rates for air mail (see bill H. R. 1173),
125.
- provide a United States air-mail
postal card (see bill H. R. 1171), 125.
Van Stienburg, William F.: for relief (see
bill H. R. 2761), 2702.
Veterans: to facilitate hospital treat-
ment and domiciliary care (see bill
H. R. 3253), 4751.
to give preference in purchase of
- Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
jeeps, etc. (see bill H. R. 1169), 125.
relating to hospitalization and
domiciliary care near residence (see
bill H. R. 2657), 2381.
Wages: to raise minimum rates (see bill
H. R. 1172), 125.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Armed forces: to investigate need for
present (see H. Res. 327), 7663.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill, 2696,
2687.
Andresen, A. H., 186.
Antilabor legislation, 11837.
Atlantic Charter, 227.
Armed forces: discharge of members,
11815.
voluntary recruitment bill, 8640,
8651, 8702.
Atomic energy: development and control,
9919, 9920, 9921, 9922.
- excerpts from Senate hearings,
9919.
-- speech of Helen Gahagan Douglas,
10941.
Central Valley Authority, 3889, 3913, 3921.
Committee on Small Business: continu-
ation, 339.
Compulsory military training, A3422.
-arguments for and against, A3510.
Deficiency appropriation bill, 1590, 1632,
11133.
Dies committee, 209.
Emergency Price Control Act: extension
(H. J. Res. 101), A3008.
Federal Works Agency, 1590, 1632.
Foreign-born scientists: list of those who
aided in developing atomic bomb,
A4499.
Pull employment bill, 11971, 11974, 11975,
11976, 12086.
Full employment and national defense,
11848.
Housing for veterans, 12295.
Interior Department appropriation bill,
3189, 3913, 3921.
Japan: occupation responsibilities, 8640.
Labor-Federal Security appropriation
bill, 4734, 4743.
Lending agencies of the Government,
1166, 1182.
Lewis, Fulton, Jr.: correction of state-
ment regarding, A147.
-statement on cancelation of ra-
tion points, 186.
Mayflower: descendants of passengers on,
A4499.
Military authorities: statements predict-
ing end of the war, 720.
National Labor Relations Board, 4742.
National Service Act, 710, 720.
seatement by industrial and labor
-
leaders, 720, 721.
National War Labor Board: bill to abol-
ish, 11837.
Nurses: drafting of, 1807, 1870.
HOLIFIELD, CHET-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Office of Price Administration, 10059,
10060.
- cancelation of ration points, 186,
219.
news release, 187.
Overseas cemeteries, 1062.
Palestine: Jewish homeland, A5735.
Palestine problem, 9685.
Punishment of war criminals, A763.
Reciprocal trade agreements, 5163.
Right to work, 9251.
School facilities in California, 1632.
Surplus property disposal, 7387.
VE-day, 4312.
Veterans: housing, 11133.
Veterans' Administration: Department
of Medicine and Surgery, 11680, 11685.
Wallace, Henry A., 503, 968, 1166, 1182,
A611, A1336,
-excerpts from statements by, 1183.
War requirements: investigation, 7652.
Western steel production, 7388.
HOLLAND, C. EDWARD, telegram relative to
drafting of nurses from, A347.
HOLLAND, CHARLES, relief (see bill H. R.
2484).
HOLLAND, HERBERT J., statement relative
to wool industry by, A5565.
HOLLAND, KEITH, letter favoring peacetime
military training by, A3137.
HOLLAND, MAY, relief (see bill H. R. 5010).
HOLLAND, MRS. RALPH L., letter relative to
World Day of Prayer by, A683.
HOLLAND GROCER CO., INC., remarks In
House relative to investigation of labor
conditions at, A5236.
Statement relative to picketing of its
plant by labor union by, A5236.
HOLLAND MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION,
MICHIGAN, statement of, 11844.
HOLLIDAY, PRESLY, relief (see bills S. 551;
H. R. 2086).
HOLLIS, EDWARD A., SR., relief (see bill
H. R. 4047).
HOLLIS, ERNEST V., excerpts from bulletin
on data for State-wide planning of
veterans' education by, A2455.
HOLLISTER, MILES, article entitled "Careers
for GI Joes" from American magazine
4y, A430.
HOLLYWOOD BOWL, address by Hugo L.
Black at, A3538.
HOLLYWOOD, CALIF., Associated Press dis-
patch relative to un-American activi-
ties in, A3438.
Remarks in House relative to patriotism
of, A754.
Remarks in House relative to subversive
activities in, 7648.
HOLLYWOOD HARBOR (PORT E ER-
GLADES), FLA., authorize the adop-
tion of a project for improvement of
(see bill H. R. 1750).
HOLLYWOOD (CALIF.) VICTORY COM-
MITTEE, article from third annual re-
port of war record of, A911.
Article from Variety relative to program
during past 4 years arranged by, A5532.
Remarks in House praising splendid war
effort of, A5532.
HOLMAN, ADOLPHUS M., relief (see bills S.
182; H. R. 1841*).
HOLMAN, CHARLES W., letter and statement
relative to proposed legislation con-
cerning the dairy industry, 991.
Letter relative to the dairy industry
written by, 192
Statement opposing extension of Recip-
rocal Trade Agreements Act before
House Committee on Ways and Means
by, A2320.

HOLMAN, EUGENE, article entitled "We Will
Have Plenty of Oil" from American
Magazine by, A5498.
HOLMAN, WILLIAM G., article captioned "Is
there a fertilizer trust?" by, A749.
HOLMES, CLIFTON L., relief (see bill H. R.
1487").
HOLMES, HAL (a Representative from Wash-
ington).
Address by Harry W. Bashore at meeting
- of American Railway Development As-
sociation in Chicago, A315.
Appointed on committeZ, 491, 492.
,ppointed on Committee to Investigate
Food Situation, 2863.
Article by Ralph A. Tudor entitled "Sev-
enteen-Point Study of Columbia River
Development Undertaken," A2208.
Letter by a soldier on Iwo Jima at dedi-
cation of Fifth Marine Division Ceme-
tery, A4782.
Letter from L. R. Durkee enclosing table
showing Lanham Act expenditures in
State of Washington, A559.
Bills ancd joint resolutions introduced by
Burnison, Jennie: for relief (see bill H. R.
4074), 8616.
Courts: to change times for holding
terms of District Court for Eastern
District of State of Washington (see
bill H. R. 3167), 4370.
Cox Bros.: for relief (see bill H. R. 1469),
268.
Proper, Wayne C., warrant officer: for re-
lief (see bill H. R. 1468), 268.
Wahington (State) : to adjudicate
claims with respect to taking of lands
in southeast portion (see bill H. R.
1838), 671.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 6979.
State legislatures, 1402.
Remarks by, on • .
Deficiency appropriation bill, 11199.
Food shortages: report of investigation,
.4320.
Interior Department appropriation bill,
3886, 6950, 6955, 6956.
-reclamation projects, 3887.
Reclamation and irrigation: deficiency
appropriation, 11199.
Subsidies, 7875.
Votes of. • See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
HOLMES, JOHN. HAYNES, article entitled
"Burning the Books Again in Ger-
many" from Progressive by, A4770.
HOLMES, JULIUS (former Assistant Secre-
tary of State), remarks in House rela-
tive to resignation of, A4731.
HOLMES, KATHLEEN SEXTON, remarks in
House relative to the naming of a cargo
ship in memory of, 976.
HOLMES, PEHR G. (a Representative from
Massachusetts).
Address of Hon. Harold Knutson before
Massachusetts Federation of Taxpayers
at Boston relative to Government
spending, A5337.
Appointed conferee, 9514, 10143, 10307.
Appointed on committee, 491, 492.
Appointed on Committee on Plans for
improvements to House Chamber, 7922.
Article from Worcester (Mass.) Telegram
relative to possible World. War III,
A676.
Article from Worcester Telegram relative
to proposal to shift war plants to
France, 1463.
Editorial from Los Angeles Times en-
titled "Government Manpower Wast-
age," A808.
Editorial from Worcester (Mass.) Sunday
Telegram entitled "America Must Be
American To Remain Great," A63,.
Letter and resolution from Order of
Ahepa relative to claims of Greece,
A4089.
Letter .from American Watch Workers
Union, A5483.
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INDEX
HOLMES, PEHR G.-Continued.
Memorandum by American watch manu-
facturing industry, A5502.
Resignation from committee, 634.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Communications Act: to amend (see bill
H. R. 1109), 98.
Federal Trade Commission Act: to amend
relative to watches containing works
of foreign manufacture (see bill H. R.
123), 20.
Internal Revenue Code: to amend rela-
tive to tax on small-game guns (see
bill H. R. 122), 20.
Trahn, Herman: for relief (see bill H. R.
3765), 7420.
Watches: to create impoort quota on (see
bill H. R. 4770), 10889.
Remarks by, on
Capitol Building: repairs, 7393.
Coffee, 10039.
Committee on the Merchant Marine and
Fisheries: investigation by, 1464.
Committee on Military Affairs: investi-
gation of war effort, 1463.
Common carriers: agreements among,
11765, 11766.
Deficiency appropriation bill, 1577, 1579.
Federal Works Agency, 1579.
Housing for veterans, 5512, 12303.
Kerosene, 12293.
Land-grant railroad rates: conference
report, 10138, 10140, 10141, 10142.
Radio news commentators, 10007.
Revenue Act: conference report, 10177.
Rivers and harbors bill, 1376.
Spairi: agreement to develop airport in,
2778. -
Spending: Government, A5337.
Swiss watches, 12069.
Watches: import quota on, A5635.
West Hartford, Conn.: housing project,
1579.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
HOLMES, ROLAND M., report of the Com-
mittee on Military Affairs in Senate
on nomination of, 4968.
HOLMES, MRS. W. H. (AGNES), relief (see
bill H. R. 3360).
HOLMQUIST, JAMES P., letter relative to
protection for system of free enter-
prise by, A2597.
HOLSHAUSER, KATHERINE, increase pen-
sion (see bill H. R. 3353).
HOLSTROM, EDWARD, relief (see bill H. R.
2865).
HOLTE, BEN, authorize Secretary of Interior
to sell certain lands in Montana to
(see bill H. R. 4235).
HOLTON (KANS.) RECORDER (newspaper),
article including letter of Laurence L.
Beach to his mother from, A802.
HOLTZ, WERNER, relief (see bill H. R.
2479").
HOLYOKE (MASS.) TRANSCRIPT TELE-
GRAM (newspaper), article entitled
"Canada: Land of Plenty" by the
Oracle from, A3391.
HOLTZOFF, ALEXANDER, notice of a hearing
on nomination to be an associate Jue-
tice of the District Court of the United
States for the District of Columbia,
8517.
Report of the Committee on the Ju-
diciary in Senate on nomination of,
8767.
"HOME ATROCITIES," remarks in House en-
titled, 3666.
HOME BUILDERS MONTHLY (newspaper),
article entitled "Rents-Public Versus
Private".by Joseph H. Deckman from,
A796.
"HOME BUILDING CALLS. FOR SUPREME
EFFORT," editorial by H. B. Snyder
from Gary (Ind.) Post-Tribune en-
tiled, A5610.
305
HOME-BUILDING PROSPECTS FOR PORT-
LAND, OREG., editorial from Oregdn-
Ian relative to, A3940.
"HOME BUYERS' PROTECTION," editorial
from Washington Daily News entitled,
A4357.
"HOMECOMING," article by Valentine Kata-
yev translated by Sonia Bleeker en-
titled, 10066.
HOMES FOR RETURNING SERVICEMEN,
editorial by Ed S. Critchlow from Un-
ion City (Tenn.) Daily Messenger rela-
tive to, A4428,
HOME FRONT, article captioned "United
States visit over, battle veterans air
criticism of home front" by Don
Whitehead from Washington Post,
A1525.
Article from Florida Times-Union of
Jacksonville including letter of Jimmy
Knight relative to lethargy at, A369.
Editorial entitled "Asking Why" from
Washington Post, A1284.
Remarks in House relative to food short-
ages on, A1250, A2423.
Remarks in House relative to complace-
ment attitude toward war on, A1152,
A1284.
Remarks in House relative to sacrifices
on, 4870, A2212.
Remarks in House and letter by William
J. Madden relative to the, A1554.
Remarks In House relative to conditions,
4 years after Pearl Harbor, on, A5352.
Remarks in Senate relative to operations
on, 2991.
Statement from Benjamin E. Neal on
my obligation as a home-front sol-
dier, A2106.
Tribute In House to the people on,
A4530.
"HOME GUARD," address which was to have
been delivered by Vice President Tru-
man at graduating exercises of Na-
tional Police Academy entitled, A1803.
HOMELESS VETERANS, article relative to
the offer of Arthur G. Milks and wife
to provide houses for certain, 8618.
HOME ON THE RANGE, remarks in House
relative to history of, A4973.
HOME OWNERS' LOAN ACT, amendment in
Senate relative to the proposed amend-
ment to, 159.
Bill to amend section 5 of (see bills S.
180; H. R. 594).
HOME OWNERS' LOAN CORPORATION, let-
ter by John H. Fahey relative to liq-
uidation in Rhode Island of, A1148.
Letter by John H. Fahey relative to rec-
ord of, A146.
Letter from Federal Home Loan Bank
Commissioner transmitting report for
third and fourth quarters of 1944 of
(H. Doc. 71), 1206, 1403.
HOME SEEKERS WATCH DEATH NOTICES,
remarks in House relative to, A4710.
HOMESTEAD LIEN LAW, remarks in House
relative to injustice of, A5239.
Remarks in House relative to only 13
Statce having, P5239.
"HOME, STRANGE HOME," article by Wil-
liam H. Standley from Army and Navy
Journal entitled, A1234.
HONDROS, FRED S., relief (see bills S. 354;
H. R. 1131).
HONEY INDUSTRY THREATENED BY OPA
PRICES, letter by C. W. Aeppler, of
Oconomowoc, Wis., relative to, A4644.
HONIG, MOR, AND FAMILY, relief (see bill
H. R. 813).
HONNELL,-MARY A. AND HORTON H., relief
(see bill H. R. 5091).
HONOLULU ADVERTISER (newspaper), ar-
ticle entitled "Randolph Bill Is Com-
pliment to Filipinos" from, A3119.
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HONOLULU ADVERTISER-Continued.
Editorial relative to congressional com-
mittee's investigation of housing con-
ditions in Honolulu from, A1521.
Editorial entitled "The Miner Gets No E
Award" from, A1831.
HONOLULU CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, res-
olution relative to retention by United
States of certain Pacific islands by,
A1970.
HONOLULU (T. H.) DEPARTMENT OF
PUBLIC WORKS, letter from chief of
engineers transmitting report for
1944 of, 5173, 5292.
HONOLULU HOUSING, editorial from Hono-
lulu Advertiser relative to congres-
sional committee's investigation of,
A1521.
HONOLULU PLANTATION CO., relief (see
bill H. R. 2688*).
HONOLULU'S RIOT, report by Rhoda V.
Lewis on, A5247.
HONOLULU STAR (newspaper), editorial en-
titled "Underestimating Hawaii" from,
A5756.
HONOLULU STAR-BULLETIN (newspaper),
editorial captioned "Cracking down on
the wasters," from, A1416.
HONORABLY' DISCHARGED VETERANS.
See Ex-SERVICEMEN.
HOOD, H. H., relief (see bill H. R. 2337).
HOOD, ROSALIE C., increase pension (see
bill H. R. 1726).
HOOK, CHARLES R., JR., paragraph on col-
lective bargaining from book entitled
"Management at the Bargaining
Table" by Lee H. Hill and, A2459.
HOOKANO, MATILDA YIM YON, relief (see
bill H. R. 4544).
HOOK, FRANK E. (a Representative from
Michigan).
Address at Camden, N. J., March 23,
1945, entitled "Full Employment Bill
of 1945," A1649.
Address of Richard T. Frankensteen rel-
ative to forestry, A257.
Appointed conferee, 11415.
Appointed on committee, 274, 275.
Article by I. F. Stone in PM entitled "The
Cockeyed Economics of the United
States Congress," 9105.
Article by John T. Montoux from PM
relative to Dies committee files, A467.
Article entitled "John T. Flynn and the
Dashnags," A2074.
Article from Colliers relative to Finnish
fishermen of northern Michigan, A773.
Article from Ironwood (Mich.) Daily
Globe entitled "Bretton Woods Fight,"
A1390.
Article from Look magazine entitled
"Prejudice: Our Postwar Battle,"
A1943.
Article from Lutheran magazine on or-
ganized labor, A3982.
Article from Motion Picture Herald en-
titled "Open Letter to Producers and
Distributors," A2171.
Article from the Shipyard Worker rela-
tive to price agreements of General
Electric Corp. and others, 1106.
Chronological history of negotiations be-
tween UAW and General Motors,
A5117.
Editorial comment on Fair Employment
Practice Committee, A2811.
Editorial from Washington Post entitled
"Brass Tacks" (draft of labor), A242.
Editorial from Washington Post entitled
"Rights of Witnesses," A639.
History of FEPC by National Council for
Permanent FEPC, A3266.
Letter by Lawrence P. Fairburn, presi-
dent 975, UAW-CIO, Lima, Ohio, rela-
tive to manpower condition at Ohio
Steel FoundrY, 460.
Radio address on benefits to agriculture
from full employment bill, A4257.
INDEX
HOOK, FRANK E.-Continued.
Radio address on subject of Bretton
Woods agreements, A2678.
Radio address on subject, Federal Aid to
Education, A4465.
Radio address on subject, OPA, A2883.
Radio address on subject of postwar em-
ployment, A3979.
Radio address relative to the housing
shortage made on December 8, 1945,
A5701.
Radio address relative to veterans' prob-
lems, A3458.
Resolution to censure (see H. Res. 147).
1402.
Statement by CIO on bill (H. R. 4309),
Revenue Act.of 1945, A4275.
Statement by Frank D. Scriven relative
to payments to veterans during labor
disputes, A5093.
Statement by Labor Policy Committee of
the Offce of Price Administration,
what workers can do about reconver-
sion pricing, A160.
Statement of national delegates con-
ference of General Motors workers,
UAW-CIO, A5391.
Statement on wages, prices, and profits,
A4669.
Tables: pay of servicemen, 11075.
Testimony of Rev. David S. Burgess on
Delmo Labor Homes projects, A3426.
Veterans' preference in Government
housing: statement and bill, A764.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Curry, George A.: for relief (see bill H. R.
2838), 3053.
Fair Labor Standards Act: to amend (see
bills H. R. 3841, 3914), 7743, 8336.
Farm security: to provide for a method
of liquidation and sale of homes on
project No. RRMO21 (see bill H. R.
3071), 3938.
Immigration Act of 1917: to amend (see
bill H. R. 2988), 3699.
Lassila, George: for relief (see bills H. R.
3185, 4332), 4465, 9513.
Legislative investigating committees: to
prescribe procedures (see bill H. R.
1834), 591.
Racial discrimination: to prohibit in em-
ployment (see bill H. R. 1370), 229.
Roosevelt, Franklin D.: to Issue post-
humously in name of Congress a
medal of honor (see bill H. R. 2897),
3391.
Verville, Archie J.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 4333), 9513.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Committee on Un-American Activities:
to abolish (see H. Res. 58), 98.
Consideration of bill (H. R. 1834), pro-
cedure of investigating committees
(see H. Res. 378), 10042.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural Extension Service, 44161.
Agricultural program, 225, 226, 228.
Alcohol plants, 10005.
American Farm Bureau: activities of,
4461.
Antiracketeering bill (Hobbs bill), A5427.
Appropriations: reduction of certain,
9829, 9830, 9839, 9840, 9855.
Armed forces voluntary recruitment bill,
8647.
Army: reenlistment drive, 10442.
-- letter by Pvt. Wheeler J. Witte,
10442.
CIO-UAW: strike at General Motors,
11059.
Committee on Economic Development,
6533.
Committee to Investigate Acts of Execu-
tive Agencies: continuation, 345.
Committee on Un-American Activities,
111, 211, 10030.
Commodity Credit Corporation, 2055,
2056.
-lard holdings, 2055.
Congress of Industrial Organizations, 229,
1371.
Corporation profits, 10313.
HOOK, FRANK E.--Continued.
Remarks by, on
Corporations: refund of excess profits,
7241.
Department of Agriculture: food control,
6573.
Departments of State, Justice and Com-
merce appropriation bill, 2371.
Dewey, Thomas E., 856.
Equality for all, 9792.
Fair Employment Practice Committee,
654, 5590, 5827, A121, A3277.
penalty provisions, 3991, 3992.
Farm labor: drafting, 826, 835, 836.
Federal Aid Airport Act, 9743, 9744..
Federal Crop Insurance, 1686.
Federal Works Agency, 1590.
First World War: business failures, 6562.
Full-employment bill, 10457, 12007, A4418.
General Electric Corporation: antitrust
suit against, 1106.
General Motors, 11202.
- articles, 10882.
-editorial from Washington (D. C.)
Post, 10951.
- UAW-CIO controversy, 10882,
10951.
Government agencies: reorganization,
9417, 9418.
Guayule rubber project, 9862.
Household appliances: prices of, 1105.
House of Representatives: apology to
Members, 1391.
Investigating committee: bill (H. R.
1834) prescribing procedure of, 10030,
10031.
James, W. Frank: death of, 10939.
Labor: efforts to obtain higher wages,
11074.
- strike situation, 10882.
Labor conditions: survey, 9103.
Labor-management conference, 11201.
Mann, David D., 211.
Manpower problem: action of Army in
Detroit area, 460.
Miners: additional ration points for,
7265.
National Service Act, 649, 654.
-analysis of May-Bailey bill (H. R.
1752), A354.
- article by David Lawrence, 2920.
- conference report, 2854, 2920.
-Senate amendments, 2119, 2120.
-statement by Nathan E. Cowen,
2854.
Nurses: drafting of, 1810.
President's speech on wages and prices,
10397, 10398.
Price Control Act, 6610.
- amendment, 6487, 6528, 6562,
6573, 6599.
Prices: need of maintaining 1941-42
levels, A160.
-- 1918 and-1944, 6562.
Private industry under New Deal, 1340.
Railroads: land-grant rates, 4200.
Ramspeck, Robert: tribute, 12351.
Rankin, John E., 1371.
Reconversion: bill to facilitate, 7244.
Republican Party, 10392.
Servicemen's Readjustment Act: amend-
ment, 7712, 7726.
Shipbuilding industry: underutilization
of minority workers, 654.
Smith-Connally Act, 11191.
Soap manufacturers, 2055.
Stabilization Act of 1942: amendment,
6562, 6573, 6599.
Surplus Property Act amendment, 8461.
Tax-readjustment bill, 7244.
Tidelands: quieting title to, 8867.
United States Employment Service, 9817,
9855.
Veterans: need of good jobs and wages
for, 11074.
housing, 11133.
War agencies appropriation bill, 5816,
5827.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Claims:
B ewer, Frances (H. R. 856, Rept. 459).
3938.

HCOK, FRANK E.-Continued.
Reports made by, from
Cheek, Zelma Inez' (H. R. 1671, Rept.
462), 3938.
Edmondson, Ed (H. R. 2481, Rept. 893),
7420.
Galipcau, Mary (H. R. 2290, Rept. 1057),
9372.
Gall, John J. (H. R. 2160, Rept. 988),
E949.
George, Donald (H. R. 2729, Rept. 1012),
8949.
Gunsolley, Verne V. (H. R. 931, Rept.
460), 3958.
Hines, Willie (H. R. 2544, Rept. 1060),
9372.
Holtz, Werner (H. R. 2479, Rept. 992),
2949.
Kalak, Sam (H. R. 2452, Rept. 892),
7419.
Karalis, Mary (H. R. 1054, 3419; Repts.
461, 772), 3938, 6408.
Keeler, Florentine H. and others (H. R.
1261, Rept. 886), 7419.
Kiser, Virginia M. (H. R. 2317, Rept. 811).
6735.
McWilliams, Margaret (H. R. 1090, Rept.
883), 7419.
Mangelsdorf, Wesley A. (H. R. 2480, Rept.
1415), 12029.
Paul, Mary G. (H. R. 3003, Rept. 1419),
12029.
Powell, George F.. (H. R. 3430, Rept. 1428),
12029.
Scott, William B. (S. 712, Rept. 800),
6784.
Severns, Albert E. (H. R. 2335), Rept.
890), 7419.
Sherry, James (H. R. 2528, Rept. 1395),
11931.
Surmont, Charles E. (H. R. 1611, Rept.
558), 4573.
Tarantola, Joseph and Ida (H. R. 2415,
Rept. 1394), 11931.
Weir, Clifton R. (S.672, Rept. 799), 6784.
Wingate, John S. (H.R. 2765, Rept. 1416),
12029.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
HOOKS. JAMES M., relief (see bill H. R.
240*).
HOOPER, BEN W., report relative to progress
in cleaning up Cooke County (Tenn.)
elections by, A255.
HOOPER, CHARLES R., relief (see bills
S. 1480*; H. R. 249*).
HOOTEN, W. J., editorial, Japanese War:
Warning in 1934 From El Paso Times,
by, A4067.
HOOVER, CALVIN B., article relative to
foreign trade from American Foreign
Trade and Investment by, A3642.
HOOVER, MRS. CARRIE A., pension (see
billH. R. 4978)
HOOVER,HERBERT,address entitled "Post-
war Loans by Our Government" in
Chicago by,.A3917.
Address entitled "Moral and Spiritual
Recovery From War" at Wilson College,
Chambersburg, Pa., by, A4321.
Address on moral and spiritual recov-
ery from war by, A5095.
Article entitled "Memo on Hoover" by
George E. Sokolsky, A2652.
Article entitled "The Seven Points That
Dumbarton Oaks Forgot" by, A1483.
Article relative to political rights should
be incorporated at San Francisco Con-
ference by, A1508,
Article by Arthur Krock from New York
Times analyzing additions to Dum-
barton Oaks proposals of, A1614.
Articles relative to some additions to
Dumbarton Oaks proposals by, A1612,
A1613, A1614.
Articles relative to San Francisco Confer-
ence by, A1578, A1579.
Excerpt from article by Frank R. Kent
relative to invitation to visitWhite
Wjose, A2t22.
INDEX
HOOVER,HERBERT-Continued.
Letter on the subject of fallacy of long-
term averages written by 3177.
Letter relative to proposed reorganiza-
tion of Government written by, 9451.
Letter on European relief operations
after World War I by, A4537.
Letter offering Federal - judgeship to
August Charles Backus by, A5139.
Remarks in House relative to handling
of food problems during World War I
by, A2597.
Statement relative to financial aid to
foreign countries by, 8792.
Statement relative to Palestine by,
A5173.
Suggestion that he be a delegate to the
San Francisco Conference, 3539.
Tribute in House to, 9657.
HOOVER,J.EDGAR (Director of Federal Bu-
\reau of Investigation), address deliv-
ered at the annual meeting of the In-
ternational Association of Chiefs of
Police at Miami, Fla., relative to re-
conversion of law enforcement, 12218.
Bills authorizing presentation of Medal
of Honor to (see bills S. 379; H. R. 889,
1494, 2228, 2395).
Radio address on the reconversion of
law enforcement before International
Association of Chiefs of Police by,
A5410.
Remarks in Senate relative to, 8587.
Statement relative to increase in juve-
nile delinquency by, 2283.
Tribute in House to, A75, A503.
HOOVER RELIEF COMMITTEE AFTER
WORL" WAR I,remarks in House rela-
tive to, A5353.
HOOVER*S FORMULA ON POSTWAR LOANS,
editorial from Fort Wayne (Ind.)
News-Sentinel relative to, A4057.
"HOOVER'S SEVEN SALIENT POINTS," ar-
ticle by Raymond Moley entitled,
A2590,
HOPE, A. B., address on postwar program of
Alabama Bankers Association by,
A2590
Remarks in House relative to elevation
to presidency of Alabama Bankers
Association of, A2590.
Speech delivered by, 5252,
HOPE,CLIFFORD R. (a Representative frdmn
Kansas).
Address by John H. Davis concerning
contributions of farmer cooperatives
in American economy, AS57.
Address of L. B. Pearson (Canadian Am-
bassador) before Conference of Food
and Agriculture Organization, A4687.
Appointed conferee, 4847, 7408.
Appointed on committee, 491.
Article from Denver Post relative to OWI
article on prairie States, A3504.
Article from Topeka Daily Capital en-
titled "OWI Under Suspicion," A3502.
Editorial from Topeka Daily Capital on
shortage of boxcars, A1760.
Letter by Lawrence Norton relative to
boxcar shortage in Kansas, A1754.
Letter by W. A. Lloyd on origin and de-
velopment of 4-H Clubs, A2424.
Letters criticizing manpower policies,
A194.
Letter from Bryan S. Stoffer regarding
Federal aid for education, A1165.
Letter from E. A. Kepley relative to short-
age of freight cars, A482.
Letter from General Marshall relative to
training for young soldiers, A1531.
Letter to Elmer Davis relative to OWI
release relative to prairie States,
A3334.
Letters from Mrs. Mary Roberts relative
to Farm Credit Administration, A483.
Report of Feed Survey Committee and
Feed Industry Council,,A3498.
HOPE, CLIFFORD R.-Continued.
Resolution by Tom Schwinn Post, Amer-
loan Legion, Wellington, Kans., pro-
testing commissioning of Communists
in Army, A1990.
Statement by Joseph S. Davies, Stanford
University, on qucstlon of compulsory
military training in peacetime, A1714.
Bills aiid joint resolutions introduced by
"Agriculture": to define term (see bill
H. R. 1098), 98.
Colorado and Kansas, water compact: for
relief (see bill H. R. 914), 60,
Fa~rview School District No. 90, Pratt
County, Kans.: for relief (see bill H. R.
915), 60.
Haas, Elmer W.: for relief (see bill H. R.
3250), 4685.
Wheat: relating to marketing quotas
(see bill H. R. 49), 19.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Liquor distillers: to investigate War Pro-
duction Board order relating to (see
H. Res. 273), 5382.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 1043, 1341, 3392,
4039, 4659.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill, 2585,
2712.
points of order, 2670.
Agricultural Extension Service, 4555, 4560,
4566, 4567, 4568, 4569, 4570.
- conference report, 5220, 5221.
Arkansas River compact, 1717.
Cattle: misleading figures on, A3399.
Commodity Credit Corporation, 2043,
2045, 2047, 2054, 2059, 2060.
Conflicts between OPA and WFA, 6577.
Corn: supplies for whisky production but
not for starch and sirup, A2846.
telegrams, A2846.
Cotton and wheat allotments, 878.
Farm labor: draft of, 295, 1509.
- articles from Washington Post,
295.
295- veto of House Joint Resolution,
106, 4158.
Farm products: Investigate marketing,
etc., 1452.
Federal Farm Loan Act: amendment,
4761, 4762, 4760, 4767, 4773.
Flour subsidy, 2860.
Food and Agriculture Organization of
United Nations, 3977, 595.
- statement by Edward A. O'Neal,
3985.
report on meeting at Quebec, Can-
ada, 10537-10543.
Food investigation, 2755.
Food production, 4318, 4319.
Food program, 5238.
Food shortage: report of investigation,
4322, 4325. •
Government reports, 2421.
Labor: strike at rubber plants, 7218.
Livestock feed, 3134.
Manpower: wasteful policies, A194.
Meat packers' policy, 6593.
Members of Congress: salary increase,
4409.
Murdock, Victor: eulogy, 7368.
OPA mistakes, 6554.
Postal employees: salary Increase, 4623.
Price Control Act, 0607.
- amendment, 6554, 6577, 6593.
Race tracks and fairs, A264.
REA appropriation bill, 6856.
Selective Service: Tydings amendment,
1509, 1526, 1527, 1528.
Stabilization Act of 1942: amendment,
6554, 6577, 6593.
Subsidies: continuation of certain, 5230,
5238.
Tobacco: marketing of flue-cured, 1271.
marketing quotas, 7769.'
Senate amendment, 7705.
Veterans: eorbitant priccs for farm
machinery charged to, A3253.
War prisoners: policy toward, 4176.
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HOPE, CLIFFORD R.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Wheat: shipment to Europe of surplus,
6083.
Whisky holiday, A2599.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
HOPE, CLIFFORD R., JR. (private first class,
U. S. Army), plan for a limited gov-
ernment of the United Nations by,
A228.
Remarks in House relative to military
service of, A228.
HOPEWELL VILLAGE, PA., authorize revi-
sions in boundary of national historic
site of (see billH. R. 3533).
HOPKINS, CHARLES E., relief (see bill H. R.
930).
HOPKINS, ERNEST M. (president, Dart-
mouth College), article favoring uni-
versal military training from New
York Times by, A2138.
HOPKINS, HARRY,article entitled "Moscow
Mission-Credit to Hopkins" by Ernest
Lindley from Washington Post, A2942.
Remarks in House relative to money-
making proclivities of, A2629, A2816.
Remarks in Senate relative to the visit to
Moscow by, 5845.
HOPKINS, JUSTIN P., relief (see bill H. R.
29620).
HOPKIN'S SUCCESSES?, article by Ignacy
Matuszewski from Polish Daily News
of Detroit, Mich., relative to, A3208.
HOPS, repeal section 3 of Agricultural Ad-
justment Act relating' to (see bills S.
427*; H: R. 1922).
HORAN, WALT (a Representative from
Washington).
Address by Dr. Frank 0. Kreager at
Gulfport Rotary Club relative to post-
war highways, A431.
Address of Paul J. Raver at San Antonio,
Tex., reviewing administration of
Bonneville Power Administration,
A1537.
Appointed conferee, 3664, 6072.
Appointed on committee, 491.
Article by Bob Considine relative to con-
ditions in Jerusalem, A3306.
Article by C. C. Grow entitled "Persecut-
ing America's Best Citizens," A1210.
Article by David Lawrence from Wash-
ington Star entitled "Council of
Churches Vital to Just Peace," A1618.
Article by Dick Neuberger entitled
"America--Something to Ponder,"
A2591.
Article by Edward W. Allen on Fish In-
dustry of Alaska, A92.
Article by Edward W. Allen relative to
extending 3-mile limit for fishermen,
A636.
Article by Lowell Mellett from Washing-
ton Star relative to postwar military
policy, A2928.
Article by Marquis Childs entitled "Dan-
ger Signals from Germany," A4930.
Article by Marquis Childs in Washington
Post entitled "Precautions for the
Future," A3062.
Article entitled "Dollars for Britain,"
A4260.
Article from Washigton News entitled
"Free Enterprise," A56.
Articles on vocations of Congressmen,
Senators, and Members of Parliament,
A3319.
Discussion of wartime performance of
the western-pine industry, A3022.
Editorial from the Harrington (Wash.)
"Education and
Citizen entitled
Foundations," A5036.
Editorial from Labor World on responsi-
bilities of labor, A166.
Editorial from Spokane Chronicle en-
titled "A Bad Time To Talk Spying,"
A/1503.
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HORAN, WALT-Continued.
Editorial from Spokane Chronicle en-
titled "For They Shall Inherit the
Earth," A4208.
Editorial from Washington (D. C.) Post
entitled "Exemplary Debate," A1951.
Letter from Lt. Syd Yelle relative to mili-
tary government in Germany, A3568.
Memorandum as to power of Congress to
specify limitations with respect to ap-
pointments to Federal offices, A1915.
Resolution from Pomona Grange in
Washington State commending the
President and Senator Vandenberg for
calling labor-management conference,
A5150.
Statement by W. M. Kohagen before
Anderson committee at Yakima, Wash.,
A3312.
Amendments offered by, to
Agricultural appropriation bill (H. R.
2689): to amend, 2694.
Price Control Act: to amend, 6620.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Columbia Valley Cooperative Authority:
to establish (see bill H. R. 2923), 3466.
Emergency Price Control Act of 1942: to
amend (see bills H. R. 3467, 3468),
6085.
House of Representatives: to require
heads of executive departments to
appear monthly before committee of
(see H. J. Res. 144), 2795.
Loacker, Anne: for relief (see bill H. R.
1396), 229.
Northern Lumber & Millwork Co.: for
relief (see bill H. R. 3508), 6321.
Pangborn, Clyde, and Herndon, Hugh,
Jr.: to erect a memorial in Wenatchee,
Wash., to (see bill H. R. 2778), 2795.
Purple Heart: relating to posthumous
award of decoration (see bill H. R.
1388), 230.
Raconstruction Finance Corporation:
purchase of aluminum by (see bill
H. R. 4838), 11077.
Taxation: to provide additional surtax
exemption to certain heads of families
(see bill H. R. 2777), 2795.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill, 2563,
2687, 2693, 2692, 2718, 2730.
conference report, 3795, 3798.
American prisoners in Burma and Thai-
land, 8615.
Armed forces: demobilization, 10044.
Atlantic Charter, 227.
August, Maj. Lewis B.: letter compli-
menting work of, 10044.
Bonneville Power Administration, 3894.
Bureau of Reclamation: appropriation,
3881.
Columbia River: bill (H. R. 2923) for
development, 3528.
Columbia Valley Cooperative Authority:
proposal to establish, A1915.
Compulsory military service, A2719.
Deficiency appropriation bill, 11199.
District of Columbia appropriation bill,
5269.
Foreign loans, A4259.
Forest research, 3795.
Forests and forestry: survey, 2563-2569.
Forests: lists of schools, research labora-
tories, and industries, 2567, 2568, 2569.
Germany: occupational troops, A4930.
Grazing fees, 2577.
Interior Department appropriation bill,
3810, 3574, 3881, 3885, 3920, 6943, 6948.
6955, 6956.
-Bonneville power items, 3874.
National forests, 2563.
O'Connor, James F.: eulogy, 267.
Pangborn-Herndon nonstop flight, 8839.
Postal employees: salary increase, 4627.
Price Control Act, 6613.
-amendment, 6568.
Second deficiency appropriation 'bill,
6854, 6859.
Skiing, 10887.
1JORAN, WALT-Continued.
Rmarks by, on
States: statement reviewing finances of,
2565, 2566.
Surplus property (H. R. 2788), 10946.
Veterans: settlement on farm lands,
8788.
Wenatchee irrigation project, 11199.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
HORKAN, GEORGE (brigadier general, U. S.
Army), remarks in House praising
military record at Quartermaster
Corps School of, A583.
HORKHEIMER, ERNEST S. AND LOUIS, re-
lief (see bill H. R. 4077).
HORN, NELSON P., letter remonstrating
against compulsory military training,
6409.
HORNADAY, HILTON, article entitled "St.
Lawrence Seaway Would Be Great Aid
to Frontier, Says CIO Leader" from
Buffalo News by, A997.
HORNE, F. J. (admiral, U. S. Navy), letter
relative to the cost of providing ado-
quate laying-up facilities for naval
vessels, 10838.
Report of the Committee on Naval Af-
fairs, in Senate on nomination of, 483,
548.
HORNER, MATTIE A., relief (see bill H. R.
5069).
HORRELL, HERBERT, correct military record
(see bill H. R. 1081).
HORSE MEAT FOR EUROPE, remarks in
House relative to providing, 7930.
HORSE RACING, letter from the Omaha
(Nebr.) Ministerial Union, 5306.
Remarks in Senate relative to cancella-
tion of ban on, 4420.
HORSES, editorial by Tom R. Underwood
from Lexington (Ky.) Herald relative
to effect of Britain's Jersey Act on
American thoroughbred, A4013.
HORSES RATE PRIORITY OVER MEN FOR
SHIPMENT HOME, letter by unnamed
soldier and article from Stars and
Stripes relative to, A4013, A4014.
HORTICULTURE, protect-same by prohibit-
ing the unauthorized importation into
or depositing in territorial waters, of
garbage derived from products origi-
nating outside continental United
States (see bill H. R. 1996).
HORTON. ALBERT S.,relief (see bill H. R.
1555).
HORTON, ALTHEA BRIGGS, relief (see bill
H. R. 2902).
HORTON, JAMES, ET AL., relief (see bill
H. R. 113-*).
HOSELEY, LEE D., relief (see bill S. 573*).
HOSIERY WHOLESALER (publication), ar-
ticle entitled "Full Employment and
the Wholesaler" by Senator Murray
from, A2344.
HOSKINS, FRANZ (lieutenant commander,
U. S. Navy), excerpt from article by
Malcolm Johnson from New York Sun
relative to record in submarine service
of, A1051.
HOSKINS, ROSALIE HELEN, relief (see bill
H. R. 3607*).
HOSKINA, STEPHEN, relief (see bill S. 1632)
"HOSPITAL AID," editorial from Washington
Post entitled, A4776.
"HOSPITAL CENTER," editorial from Wash-
ington Evening Star entitled, A5351.
HOSPITAL LE31SLATION PASSES HOUSE,
article by Tyrrell Krum from Washing-
ton Times-Herald relative to, A5299.
HOSPITALS, address by Harry E. Brown be-
fore American Hospital Association on
veterans' hospital problems, A5193.
Amendments In Senate authorizing
gran's to States for surveying (see bill
S. 191*), 11452.

HOSPITALS--Continued.
Article by Joseph Leib relative to pau-
per's oath for veterans to enter, A9.
Article enttiled "Nonservice Disability
Care May Be Curtailed at Veterans'
Hospitals" by Carter Brooke Jones
from Washington Evening Star, A3253.
Article on disabled veteran given run-
around by Walter Taliaferro from Las
Vegas (N. Mex.) Evening Review,
A4470.
Article entitled "War Equipment Will Be
Given to Hospitals and Schools" by
Gordon H. Cole from PM, A4337.
Article by Walter B. Gunnison from
Brooklyn Eagle relative to establish-
ment of a hospital at Brooklyn, N. Y.,
A4308.
Bill to provide for designation of Veter-
ans' Administration hospital at Sioux
Falls, S. Dak., as Royal C. Johnson Vet-
erans' Hospital (sOe bill S. 880).
Bill relative Veterans' Administration fa-
cility at Saratoga Springs, N. Y. (see
bill H. R. 2606).
Bills to faciiitate receipt of hospital
treatment by former members-of the
armed forces nearest to their place of
residence (see bills S. 755; H. R. 2657,
3253).
Bill to amend section 6 of act of March
20, 1933, to authorize furnishing in
private facilities of hospital treatment
to certain veterans (see bill H. R.
3254).
Bills to amend section 6 of act of March
20, 1933, to prohibit requirement of
pauper's oath by certain applicants for
hospital treatment (see bills S. 235;
H. R. 599, 2413).
Bill to authorize erection of a Veterans'
Administration general hospital in
eastern Pennsylvania (see bill H. R.
1210).
Bill to liberalize and clarify laws per-
taining to (see bill H. R. 3522).
Bill to provide for construction of a vet-
erans' hospital in Broome County,
N. Y. (see bill H. R. 2521).
Bill to provide for construction of Vet-
erans' Administration hospital in Law-
rence, Mass. (see bill H. R. 76).
Bill to provide for establishment at Bo-
ley, Okla., of a hospital for Negro vet-
erans (see bill H. R. 2376).
Bill to authorize erection of Veterans'
Administration hospital for women
veterans in or near New Orleans, La.
(see bill H. R. 3629).
Bill to amend definition of "Veterans'
Administration facilities" to authorize
generally hospital care under contract
(see bill H. R. 3630).
Bills to authorize completion of hospital
projects initiated by Works Progress
Administration and Work Projects Ad-,
ministration by use of Lanham Act
funds (see bills S. 1192; H. R. 2139,
2417).
Bills to liberalize and clarify laws per-
taining to hospital treatment (see
bills"S. 1203; H. R. 3522).
Bill to name Veterans' Administration
facility at West Roxbury, Mass., the
William P. Connery, Jr., Memorial Vet-
erans' Hospital (see bill H. R. 3799).
Bill regulating commitment of insane
persons to veterans' and other United
States institutions (see bill S. 1243).
Bill to authorize erection of a Veterans'
Administration general hospital and
domiciliary facility in Borough of
Queens, New York City (see bill H. R.
3428).
Bill to authorize erection of a Veterans'
Administration hospital and domicil-
iary facility in Borough of Brooklyn,
city of New York (see bill H. R. 590).
Bill to provide for establishment of a
veterans' hospital in central Alaska
(see bil I. R. 34-75).
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HOS.PITALS-Continued.
Bill to provide for establishment of a
veterans' hospital in southeastern
Alaska (see bill H. R. 3476).
Bill to name the Veterans' Administra-
tion facility to be constructed at Sioux
Falls, S. Dak., the Royal Johnson Me-
morial Veterans' Hospital (see bill H. H.
2860*).
Bill to authorize grants to the States for
surveying (see bill S. 191).
Bill to dispense with requirement that a
veteran be unable to pay hospital ex-
penses, in non-service-connected cases
(see bill H. R. 5012).
Bill to authorize loans and grants to hos-
pitals and public-health centers (see
bill H. R. 5014).
Bill to erect near Ukiah, Calif. (see bill
H. R. 4738).
Bill to erect at Paradise, Calif. (see bill
H. R. 4741).
Bill to erect in Humboldt County, Calif.
(see bill H. R. 4739).
Correspondence between Costello Post,
American Legion, Washington, D. C.,
and Frank T. Hines relative District of
Columbia, A370.
Editorial relative to need of veterans'
hospital in New Jersey from Hudson
Dispatch, Union City, N. J., A2371.
Editorial entitled "Why Veterans' Hospi-
tals?" from Veterans' Journal of Phila-
delphia, A4175.
Editorial entitled "Gary (Ind.) Needs
Veterans' Hospital" from Gary (Ind.)
Post-Tribune, A5658.
Excerpts from letters of inmates ar.t dis-
charged patients relative to condtions
In veterans, A1430, A1431, A1432.
Excerpts from articles on Walter Reed
Hospital's program for treating ampu-
tation cases by Dorothy Dunbar Brom-
ley from New York Herald Tribune,
A2992.
Facsimiles of new and old applications
for hospital treatment in veterans',
A1735, A1736.
Facsimile of application for hospital
treatment or domiciliary care, A4670,
A5137.
Joint resolutions to provide for designa-
tion of Veterans' Administration hos-
pital at Crugers Park, Peekskill, N. Y.,
as Franklin Delano Roosevelt Hospital
(see S. J. Res. 78; H. J. Res. 218*).
Joint resolution to provide for designa-
tion of Veterans' Administration hos-
pital at Jefferson Barracks, Mo., as
Edward H. O'Hare Hospital (see H. J.
Res. 241).
Letter by C. A. Pennington relative to
unjust criticism of veterans', A1532.
Letter by John C. Morfit in reply to an
article by Albert Maisel from Cosmo-
politan on conditions in veterans',
A1527.
Letter captioned "Let justice be our
creed" by Herrman M. Knauth, A1532.
Letter by Harold J. Burke, chairman,
relative to erection of a veterans' hos-
pital at Brooklyn, N. Y., A1369.
Letter by W. C. Samples of Van Buren,
Mo., relative to excellent treatment
received by his son, A1870.
Letter by Eli E. Stone relative to fine
medical care of veterans, A2362.
ietter by Robert J. Burns replying to
article in Cosmopolitan criticizing vet-
erans', A2256.
Letter and report by Frank T. Hines rela-
tive to hospitalization, All01.
Letter of praise for Veterans' Adminis-
tration hospital facilities in Minneapo-
lis, Minn., by D. J. Moore, A670.
Letter relative to the indifference to
doctors in veterans', A2711.
Letter by H. A. Pattison relative to con-
ditions at veterans' hospital at Castle
Point, N. Y., A2787.
Letters by Hugh H. Young relative to vet-
eran hospital program, A879, A3254.
309
HOSPITALS-Continued.
Letter by James R. Foster relative to ex-
cellent, care received in, A2992.
Letter by Joseph Leib relative to proposal
of General Hines to eliminate pauper's
oath to enter, A3071.
Letter from William Green relative to
the bill (S. 191) commenting on hos-
pital construction, 10507.
Letter, -resolution, and report by East
Atlanta Post, No. 159, Atlanta, Ga.,
American Legion relative to Hospital
48 at Atlanta, Ga., A4574.
Letters by George J. Pickett and Albany
(N. Y.) Times-Union relative to hos-
pital care for veterans, A5187.
Letter from the Surgeon General of the
Army relative to staffing of, 12490.
List of doctors, including memorandum
of their professional experience, as-
signed to hospital at Fort Bayard,
N. Mex., A2792.
Memorandum by American Legion of New
Jersey relative to need of general medi-
cal hospital in New Jersey, A789.
Memorial of Legislature of Arizona re-
questing establishment of Government
hospital at Fort Huachuca, Ariz., A1277.
Memorial of Senate of State of New
York urging adequate hospital facili-
ties for disabled veterans in area of
New York, A869.
Memorial of Indiana Legislature request-
ing Congress to provide funds to estab-
lish veterans' hospitals in Indiana,
A2522.
News release by General Bradley relative
to the President's approval for 19 new
hospitals and additions to 15, A4384.
Petition by a group of veterans at vet-
erans' hospital, Minneapolis, Minn.,
recommending committee investigate
conditions at, A5813.
Remarks In House relative to pensions
of veterans cut while in, A1270.
Remarks in House relative to need of a
veterans' hospital in Broome County,
N. Y., A1057.
Remarks in House relative to effect on
meat shortage on patients in, A2927.
Remarks in House relative to location in
Duluth, Minn., of a veterans', A4399.
Remarks in House relative to need of a
veterans' hospital in northern Indiana,
A5658.
Remarks in House relative to construc-
tion of a hospital in the Triple Cities
area, 1711.
Remarks in House relative to, 7649, 11142.
Remarks in House relative to lack of
hospitals for discharged veterans, 3902.
Remarks in House opposing requirement
of pauper's oath to enter veterans',
A3070.
Remarks in House praising efforts of
Costello Post, Washington; D. C., in
behalf of hospitalization of veterans,
A1734.
Remarks in House relative to investiga-
tion of veterans', A1041, A1145, A2555,
A2821.
Remarks in House relative to adequate
hospitalization for veterans, 932, A369,
A1429, A2992, A3417, A3462, A3525.
Remarks in Senate on bill (S. 191) to
authorize grants to the States for sur-
veying, 11792.
Resolution authorizing passage of H. R.
2521, providing for construction of
veterans' hospital in Broome County,
N. Y. (see H. Res. 169).
Resolution to investigate alleged intol-
erable conditions (see H. Res. 172).
Resolution adopted by the American
War Dads urging an appropriation for
hospital construction for veterans,
12492.
Resolution by Harvey W. Seeds Post, De-
partment of Florida, American Legion,
relative to investigating treatment of
mental patients in veterans', A4379.

HOSPITALS-Continued.
Resolution by Wisconsin Legislature rel-
ative to converting ordnance plant at
Milwaukee into veterans' hospital,
A3820.
Resolution by Vincent B. Costello Post,
No. 15, District of Columbia, American
Legion, to eliminate pauper's oath of
veterans to enter, A3071.
Resolution relative to adequate hospital
facilities for District of Columbia vet-
erans by executive committee, Ameri-
can Legion, Department of District of
Columbia, A370.
Resolution by Common Council of Fort
Wayne, Ind., relative to construction
of veterans' hospital at or near Fort
Wayne, Ind., A1117.
Resolution by Board of Supervisors of
Saratoga County, N. Y., urging erec-
tion of a veterans' hospital at Sara-
toga Springs, N. Y., A1338.
Statement by Joseph Leib relative to true
conditions at veterans', A370, A3254.
Statement by Roy A. Wolford before
Committee on World War Veterans'
Legislation answering attacks made in
newspapers and magazines upon vet-
erans', A2787.
Statements relative to the staffing of,
A5120, A5121.
Statement entitled "Is the Construction
of Veterans' Hospitals Becoming a Po-
litical Football?" by Joseph Leib, A5184.
Statistics relative to, 11715.
Table: location of additions authorized,
A4384.
Telegram relative to construction of,
11475.
Telegram from William R. Cleary rela-
tive to deplorable conditions at vet-
erans' hospital at Castle Point, N. Y.,
A1145.
Text of resolution urging investigation of
conditions at veterans', A1042.
HOSPITALS, LIVING MEMORIAL TO OUR
HEROES, article by John M. Quarles
from Helena (Ark.) World relative to,
A3928.
HOSPITALS-POLITICS BARRED, article
from Washington Daily News relative
to, A5352.
HOSSAIN, SYND, address in Washington
relative to India by, A1217.
HOSTILE ACTS, provide for punishment
against United States of certain (see
bill H. R. 3569).
HOSTUTLER, CHARLES G., pension (see bill
S. 306).
HOTCHISS, EDWIN BORCHARD, article en-
titled "The Two-thirds Rule as to
Treaties-A Change Opposed" by,
Al118, A1235.
"HOT POTATO FOR ANDERSON," article
from Washington Daily News entitled,
A3036. '
HOTEL S, providing fair and just compensa-
tion for use of certain hotels and
apartments by United States (see bill
S. 1012).
HOUGARDY, DAVE, relief (see bills S. 544*;
H. R. 2607).
HOURLY MINIMUM-WAGE STANDARDS,
relative to (see S. Con. Res. 11).
HOUR OF CHARM RADIO PROGRAM, re-
marks in House relative to lift to mo-
rale of armed forces by hymnal music
on, A63.
HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES, remarks in House
relative to prices of, 1105, 1106.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. See also
DEATHs ANNOUNCED; RESIGNATIONS AN-
NOUNCED; SPECIAL ORDERS IN HOUSE;
YEA-AND-NAY VOTES 1N HOUSE.
Appointment of members of the Objec-
tors Committees for the Consent Cal-
endar and the Private Calendar, 1255.
INDEX
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES-Continued.
Article from Noblesville (Ind.) Daily
Ledger relative to Representative Wil-
son's request for a quorum in, A1586.
Bill to create office of Law Revision
Counsel in (see bill H. R. 471).
Bill to prescribe the procedures of legis-
lative investigating committees and to
protect rights of parties under inves-
tigation by such committees (see bill
H. R. 1834).
Bill to provide for a Delegate from Dis-
trict of Columbia to (see bill H. R.
2099).
Concurrent resolution to adjourn the
House from July 21, 1945, to October 8,
1945 (see H. Con. Res. 68), 7733, 7741.
Concurrent resolution providing for a
study of educational facilities relating
to pages employed by (see S. Con. Res.
17).
Editorial from Washington Evening Star
entitled "House Acts Wisely on George
Bill," A702.
Eection of Hon. Jere Cooper as Speaker
pro tempore during the absence of the
Speaker, 3047.
Election of Mr. Martin of Massachusetts
as minority leader of, 16.
Election of Mr. McCormack as majority
leader of, 16.
Election of officers of, 9.
Election of Sam Rayburn as Speaker of, 7.
General pairs on bill S. 375 announced,
1197.
Joint resolution providing for the em-
ployment of Government employees
for folding speeches and pamphlets
(see H. J. Res. 142").
Joint resolution proposing an amend-
ment to the Constitution with respect
to term of office of Members of (see
H. J. Res. 13).
Joint resolutions authorizing broadcast-
ing of the proceedings of (see S. J. Res.
55; H. J. Res. 89).
Joint amendment to the Constitution to
exclude aliens in counting the whole
number of persons in each State for
apportionment of (see S. J. Res. 85;
H. J. Res. 21).
Joint resolution requiring head of each
department, agency, or independent
establishment in executive branch of
Government before certain committee
of (see H. J. Res. 144).
Legislative program in, 275, 1076, 1197,
4755, 5167, 5503, 5687, 6153, 6629, 7028,
7297.
Letter relative to international coopera-
tion to prevent war by newly elected
Republican Members of, A1247.
Letter from the Clerk of the House trans-
mitting annual report of expenditures-
from the contingent fund; also, a list
of employees paid from the contingent
fund, 56.
Letter relative to establishment of en-
during world peace by newly elected
Democratic Members of, A460.
Letter on Michigan's industrial problems
by members of Michigan Democratic
delegation of, A2463.
Letter designating Newlin Megill to sign
official papers for and in the absence of
the Clerk of, 4817.
List, by States, of Representatives, Dele-
gates, and Resident Commissioners, 7.
List of Members introducing legislation
for loans to veterans on farms, A1274.
List of Members appointed on Commit-
tee To Investigate Food Shortages,
A1723.
List of 65 Members who are sponsors of
bill H. R. 2202, to provide full employ-
ment, A2462.
List of freight equalization group, A3726.
List of seven suggestions with reference
to UNO as to attitude and conduct of,
A5682.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES-Continued.
Memorial services in honor of deceased
Members of, 4915.
Message from President transmitting
supplemental estimate of appropria-
tions for legislative branch of (H. Docs.
77, 218, 374), 1284, 5528, 10618.
Motion to discharge the Committee on
Rules from further consideration of
bill H. R. 7, making unlawful the re-
quirement for the payment of a poll
tax as a prerequisite to voting for na-
tional officers (see H. Res. 139).
Order authorizing the Speaker pro tem-
pore to declare a recess, 1568.
Order of House authorizing the use of
official stenographers at all hearings
held in the District of Columbia, 292.
Order to meet at 12 noon daily (-H. Res.
8*), 16.
Order of House authorizing the Clerk of
the House to receive messages from the
Senate during recesses of the House,
7075.
Order of House authorizing the Speaker
to declare recess at any time, 7075.
Order of House authorizing the Speaker
to recognize Members for the purpose
of suspending the rules, 7075.
Order authorizing the Speaker to sign
bills and resolutions and authorizing
the Clerk of the House to receive mes-
sages from the President and the Sen-
ate, 7922.
Order authorizing the Speaker to declare
a recess subject to the call of the Chair,
12532.
Parliamentary inquiry relative to the
printing of speeches in the Congres-
sional Record, 1788.
Recess taken in order to meet the Presi-
dent of the United States, 4019.
Remarks relative to the legislative pro-
gram in, 748, 946, 1400, 1635, 1706, 1920,
1986, 2664, 2708. 2740, 2870, 3584, 3907,
4201, 8324, 8576, 8619, 8871, 9098, 9453,
9503, 9636. 9871, 10051, 10307, 10543.
10734, 10937, 11181, 11273, 11561, 11631.
Remarks concerning the amendment to
the legislative appropriation bill pro-
viding for expenses of the membership
of the House, 5294.
Remarks relative to question of personal
privilege appearing under a headline
entitled "Documentary Record of a
Typical Native Fascist, Congressman
Hoffman," 3955.
Remarks relative to small attendance of
Members at the close of the day, 2352.
Remarks concerning proposed considera-
tion of the Private Calendar, the Con-
sent Calendar, and Calendar Wednes-
day in, 3907.
Remarks concerning insertion of the
word "applause" in an address deliv-
ered in the House while in recess, 1790.
Remarks in House relative to a question
of personal privilege on the subject of
war bonds, 1368.
Remarks relative to conduct of Members
of, 1396, 1397, 1445.
Remarks in House relative to disposition
of papers now in the Dies committee,
33.
Remarks in House relative to the business
of Calendar Wednesday, 1255.
Remarks in House relative to the privi-
leges of the floor of, 9251.
Remarks concerning the official reporters
of debates in, 5221.
Remarks relative to questions of personal
privilege in, 2274, 2415, 2665.
Remarks in House relative to an adjourn-
ment from July 21, 1945, to October
8, 1945, 7741.
Remarks in House relative to rules which
govern, A4008.
Remarks relative to discharge petition to
bring anti-poll-tax bill on floor of,
A2346.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES-Continued.
Remarks in House relative to death in
present war of 20 sons of Members of,
A689.
Remarks in House relative to parliamen-
tary procedure of committees of, A14.
Remarks in House relative to refusal of
OPA to permit Members to attend its
meeting, A982.
Remarks in House relative to treaties and
rights and powers of, A970.
Remarks in House relative to tribute to
Clyde Doyle, Jr., by Members of, A688.
Remarks relative to the lack of a legis-
lative program in, 10868.
Remarks in House relative to a German
broadcast heard by eight Members of,
A3305.
Remarks relative to time consumed in
calling roll of, A4315.
Remarks concerning the unauthorized
deletion of remarks in the RECOa,
11252, 11254.
Remarks- relative to alleged seditious
speeches made by Congressman Hoff-
man, 12456.
Remarks in Senate relative to recon-
struction of roofs' and skylights of,
6469.
Report by Representative Dirksen on his
90 days' trip abroad to, 5254.
Resolution to provide for a report and
question period in (see H. Res. 31), 35.
Resolution to pay Julia T. Douglas (see
H. Res. 392).
Resolution to pay Mildred H. Trimble
(see H. Res. 357*).
Resolution to pay Helen Jurgensen (see
H. Res. 308*).
Resolution to pay Ada McCullough (see
H. Res. 294*).
Resolution to pay Elizabeth T. Rabbitt
(see H. Res. 71"), 184.
Resolution to pay Eleanor Fisher (see H.
Res. 131").
Resolution to establish an Office of Fiscal
Investigations of (see H. Res. 61).
Resolution to create a special committee
to Investigate prison camps in the
United States (see H. Res. 141).
Resolution to censure Representative
Frank Hook (see H. Res. 147).
Resolution to pay Frances Pillen (see H.
Res. 266*).
Resolution fixing compensation of an
assistant reading clerk in (see H. Res.
95").
Resolution providing additional com-
pensation for two floor managers of
telephones of the (see H. Res. 118).
Resolution to amend rules to provide
for three chaplains (see H. Res. 21).
Resolutions to increase the compensation
of certain employees of (H. Res. 333,
334), 7934.
Resolution to provide for travel pay
allowance to clerks of Representatives
or Delegates in (see H. Res. 373).
Resolution for installation of a me-
chanical device for reporting roll of
(see H. Res. 372).
Resolution to create a Special Committee
To Investigate Aircraft Accidents (see
H. Res. 124).
Resolution that April 22, 1945, -be set
aside and observed as President Tru-
man Day (see H. Res. 217).
Resolution to empower the Judiciary
Committee of the House to investigate
Axis war criminals (see H. Res. 252).
Resolution amending the rules to pro-
hibit the calling up of any bill re-
ported by the Committee on Appro-
priations until its report has been on
file for 10 days and available to Mem-
bers of (see H. Res. 196).
Resolution amending the riles to pro-
hibit the exclusion from committee
hearings of Members of (see H. Res.
197).
INDEX
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES-Continued.
Resolution commending Representative
Crosser for his outstanding service by
Democratic Steering Committee of,
A335.
Resolution directing Secretary of War to
transmit certain information to (see
H. Res. 150*).
Resolution urging President to take steps
to relieve critical food situation by
Republican conference of, A1920, A2054.
Resolution authorizing investigation of
shores and beaches of United States
by Committee on Rivers and Harbors
of (see H. Res. 256).
Resolution providing for an additional
clerk in Committee on Claims (see H.
Res. 262).
Resolution declaring it to be the con-
stitutional right and duty to deliberate
and act upon treaties in certain cases
of (see H. Res. 156).
Resolution to amend rule XI of rules of
the House to grant standing commit-
tees the power of subpena (see H. Res.
65).
Resolution to amend rule III, with re-
spect to the duties of the Clerk of (see
H.. Res.- 98).
Resolution for relief of estate of Hubert
M. Carter (see H: Res. 464).
Resolution .to amend clause. 24 and clause
40 of rule XI of the rules of (see H,
Res. 19).
Resolution,to amendclause 40, rule XI of
the rules of the House of the Seventy-
ninth Congress (see H. Res. 91).
Resolution amending the rules to pro-
vide the mode of referring to female
Members of the House (see H. Res.
148).-
Resolution amending rules. of (see H. Res.
94).
Resolution to amend rules X and XI of
(see H. Res. 34).
Resolution to amend the rules to pro-
vide for report and question period at
which heads of agencies and depart-
ment in executive branch are requested
to appear (sze H. Res. 31).
Roll calls on question of quorum in, 107,
642, 704, 841, 844, 872, 929, 1085, 1100,
1143, 1307, 1334, 1363, 1623, 1672, 1726,
1910, 1971, 20417 2119, 2195, 2274, 2293,
2351, 2365, 2427, 2668, 2837, 3682, 3735,
3905, 4018, 1041, 4135, 4133, 4304, 4326,
4340, 4469, 4642, 4649, 4667, 4729, 4840,
5123, 5269, 5343, 5542, 5737, 5744, 5899,
5974, 6149, 6489, 6537, 6586, 6682, 6749,.
6769, 6962, 7076, 7091, 7297, 7521, 8457,
8494, 8548, E983, 8984, 8991, 9171, 9269,
9339, 9414, 9519, 9543, 9603, 9702, 9728,
9792. 9812, 9814, 10025, 10036, 10044,
10136, 10214, 10229, 10277, 10736, 11040,
11124, 11181, 11255, 11477, 11815, 11821,
11891, 12363, 12191.
Seating arrangements at the joint ses-
sion of Congress, 1594.
Statement by Representative Cannon of
Missouri, relative to the economy bloc
of, A4571.
Swearing in of officers of, 10. .
Swearing in of Members of, 9, 16, 33, 35,
53, 99, 128.
"HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES SHOULD
PARTICIPATE IN TREATY-MAKING,"
article by Representative Kefauver
from Tennessee Law Review entitled,
A5478.
"HOUSE PAGE GETS PILOT'S LICENSE
AFTER 11 HOURS," Associated Press
dispatch captioned, A1417.
HOUSE PERIODICAL PRESS. GALLERY, re-
marks and resolution In House rela-
tive to, 10817.
Resolution relative to the compensation
of the superintendent of (see H. Res.
438*).
HOUSE RULES. See RULES or House.
311
HOUSE WING.OF THE CAPITOL, relative to
appropriation for roofs and skylights
over (see S. J. Res. 31").
HOUSING, address on low-cost housing: a
challenge to the building industry by
Alfred Schindler before Building In-
dustry of New York State, A5696.
Address by Senator Ellender relative to
shortage of, A5055.
Article entitled "Mutual Housing a Prac-
tical Plan" by John R. Lutes, A4181.
Article captioned "Veterans find hcus-
ing one big headache" from East St.
Louis (Ill.) Journal, A4554.
Article entitled "United States Action to
Speed Housing Urged" by Harold E.
Stas.sen from Washington Star, A5382.
Article from Bryan (Tex.) Eagle entitled
"New Home Prices," A5001.
Bill to amend section 204 of act to ex-
pedite provisions of housing in con-
nection with national defense (see bill
II. R. 3278*).
Bills to amend act of October 14, 1940,
to expedite the provision of housing
in connection with national defense
(see bills S. 1328, 1454; 'H. RB "3322",
3377).
Bill to establish a national housing pol-
icy and provide for its execution (see
bill S. 1342).
. *
Bill authorizing transfer to educational
and' training institutions of prefabri-
cated houses (see bill H. R. 4084).
Bill to impose certain limitations with
respect'to granting of permission for
construction of private housing (see
bill H. R. 3313).
Hills to aid in providing housing for vet-
crans attending educational institu-
tions (see bills S. 977; H. R. 3166, 3337,
3853).
Bill to amend sections 4 and 313 of act
of October 14, 1940, with respect to dis-
position and removal of (see bill S.
582).
Bill to give the same priority rights to
disabled veterans as are given war
workers to housing facilities (see bill
H. R. 1650).
Bill to give World War II veterans pref-
erance on lists on Government hous-
ing (see bill H. R. 2275).
Bill to return in excess of lawful pay-
ments of a public housing agency to
the Authority and to political sub-
division in which the project is sit-
uated in same proportion to respective
contributions (see bill H. R. 77).
Bills to permit members of the armed
forces and their dependents to occupy
on a rental basis without loss of rent-
al allowances certain Government (see
bills S. 1003; H. R. 3233*).
Editorial captioned "Let home builders
build" from Washington Daily News,
A3910.
Editorial entitled "Homes For Every-
body" from Bridgeport (Conn.) Post,
A5540.
Excerpt from letter by Miller Homes,
Inc., Detroit, Mich., relative to public,
A2294.
Joint resolution to provide for Members
of Congress, legislative employees, and
their families (see H. J. Res. 59).
Letter by Federal Works Agency relative
to cooperation of State of Washington
on Lanham Act on, A559,
Letter on mutual housing plan by John
Carson of Cooperative League of United
States of America, A3633.
Letters by W. V. Dunnam and D. H.
Mackay relative to frauds In sale of
real estate, A4431.
Letter by W. R.;Atkins relative to price
control on, A4431. *
Letter and resolution by Massachusetts
State Federation of Labor favoring
S. 1342, known as Wagner-Ellender
bill, A5329.

HOUSING-Continued.
Remarks in House relative to need on
Pacific coast of additional, A929.
Remarks in House favoring unrestricted
residence building, A3838.
Remarks in House relative to approach-
ing Inflation In, A4357, A4431.
Remarks in House relative to mutual,
A4181, A4924.
Remarks in House relative to estimate
of National Housing Agency on short-
age of, 11069.
Remarks in House relative to the bottle-
necks in home building, A5767.
Remarks in House relative to revoking
directive L-41, issued by War Produc-
tion Board, A3819, A4542.
Remarks in House relative to scarcity of,
A3980, A4554, A4836, A4841, A4937,
A4962, A5106, AS11.
Resolution by Common Council of Mil-
waukee favoring S. 1342, establishing a
national policy of, A4341, A5643.
Resolutions by Milwaukee, Wis., and
Racine, Wis., favoring Wagner-Ellen-
der-Taft general-housing bill, A5334.
Resolution by Tulsa Real Estate Board
urging lifting of Government restric-
tions on, A3893.
Statement by Representative Hook and
text of bill giving veterans of World
War No. 2 preference in Government
projects for, A764.
Statement by George Toll relative to
'shortage of, in Long Beach, Calif., area,
A493"/.
Table: Lanham Act public works, allot-
ted projects, and estimated total cost
by source of funds and States, A559.
Teletype by International Longshoremen
and Warehouse Union relative to seri-
ous housing problem on Pacific coast,
A929.
HOUSING AT COLLEGES AND UNIVERSI-
TIES, remarks in House relative to,
9792.
HOUSING-BUREAUCRATS IN CONTROL,
letter by Marvin 0. Adams, of Los
Altos, Calif., relative to, A5649.
HOUSING CRISIS, resolution by Textile
Workers Union of America-CIO rela-
tive to, A5435.
HOUSING CZAR, remarks in House relative
to proposal to set up a, A5106.
HOUSING: EFFECTS OF THE SHORTAGE,
article by Marquis Childs from Wash-
lngton Post relative to, A5540.
HOUSING FOR CONGRESSMEN, notice of a
meeting to be held in the Old House
Office Building on Friday, January 26,
1945, to hear proposals on the subject
of, 449.
HOUSING FOR MIDDLE-INCOME FAMILIES,
statement by John O'Grady before
Senate Committee on Banking and
Currency relative to, A5465.
HOUSING FOR VETERANS, aid in providing
(see bill S. 977*).
'Remarks in House by Representative
Luce relative to, A5074.
Remarks In House relative to the need
for additional, 12538.
Remarks in Senate relative to providing
temporary (S. J. Res. 122'), 11809,
12341.
HOUSING-GOVERNMENT BUREAUCRACY,
remarks in House relative to, A3898.
HOUSING-GOVERNMENT CONTROL, arti-
cle by Frank C. Waldrop from Wash-
ington Times-Herald relative to, A3812.
Article from Wall Street Journal relative
to, A3838.
Editorial from Charlotte (N. C.) Observer
relative to, A380.
HOUSING INFLATION, remarks In House
relative to, A4431, A4'710.
Statement by Chester Bowles before
House Committee on Banking and
Currency on, A5319.
INDEX
HOUSING LEGISLATION, resolution by Com-
mon Council of Gary, Ind., favoring
passage of Wagner-Ellender-Taft gen-
eral housing bill, A5239.
HOUSING MANAGER, NATIONAL HOUSING
AGENCY, letter transmitting a draft
of a bill to authorize the Comptroller
General of the United States to credit
the account of, 148.
HOUSING: NEED FOR MORE, ACUTE, arti-
cle by Robert L. Norton from Boston
Post relative to, A3958.
HOUSING NEEDS. See POSTWAR HoUSIIO.
HOUSING-OPA CONTROLS, communica-
tions from several business concerns
relative to, A3811.
HOUSING PROBLEM, radio address by Rep-
resentative Kopplemann relative to
plans to overcome, A5627.
Remarks in House relative to, A5106.
HOUSING PROBLEM: BOWLES URGES
CONTROLS, article from New York
Times relative to, A5584.
HOUSING PROBLEM NOT SOLVED BY TRU-
MAN, editorial from Toledo (Ohio)
Times relative to, A5545.
HOUSING PROBLEM-PRIVATE INDUSTRY
CAN SOLVE, editorial by Herbert A.
Vance from American Lumberman rel-
ative to, A5757.
HOUSING PROGRAM, amend act to expedite
housing in cbnnection with national
defense with respect to disposition and
removal of housing (see bill H. R.
1827).
HOUSING PROGRAM FOR SERVICEMEN,
remarks in House relative to, 10309.
HOUSING PROGRAM FOR VETERANS, re-
marks in House favoring adequate,
11133.
HOUSING SHORTAGE, provide a method of
relieving. existing acute (see bills S.
1592: H. R. 5061).
Editorial entitled "For Control of Home
Prices" from St. Louis Post-Dispatch,
A5659.
Radio address by Representative Hook
relative to program to relieve, A5701.
Remarks in House relative to, 11133,
11623, 12397. A5599, A5600, A5727.
Remarks in Senate relative to, 10642,
10954.
HOUSING SHORTAGE IN PATERSON, N. J.'
remarks in House relative to, 12290.
HOUSING SHORTAGE IN LOS ANGELES, re-
marks In House relative to, 12301,
A5652.
HOUSING SHORTAGE: SUGGESTION TO
REMEDY, editorial from Jefferson
(Iowa) Bee and Herald relative to,
A5545.
HOUSING SHORTAGE: VETERANS DISIL-
LUSIONED, article by Franklin D.
Roosevelt, Jr., from the Nation rela-
tive to, A5183.
HOUSING-WPB CONTROL L-41, remarks
In House relative to, A3812.
HOUSTON (TEX.) LIGHTING & POWER
CO., authorize granting of a right-of-
way easement over certain public lands
to (see bill H. R. 3588).
HOUSTON (TEX.) CHRONICLE (news-
paper), editorial entitled "Caution on
British Loan Needed" from, A5296.
Editorial entitled "Labor Developments
Support Mr. Truman" from, A5425.
Editorial entitled "British Loan Pro-
posal Is Unbusinesslike" from, A5435,
A5477, A5618.
HOUSTON (TEX.) POST (newspaper),
article defending House Committee on
Un-American Activities by John Lee
Smith from, A4500.
Editorial relative to appointment of
Fred M. Vinson as Loan Administrator
from, A535.
HOUSTON .(TEX.) POST-Continued.
Editorial on Presidential succession-
Farley's proposal from, A3105.
Editorial captioned "If we sell we must
buy" from, A3498.
Letter by Representative Patman rela-
tive to appointment of Fred M. Vin-
son as Loan Administrator addressed
to, A535.
HOUSTON (TEX.) SHIPBUILDING CORP.,
remarks in House relative to discrimi-
nation in employment of Negroes by,
A121.
HOUZE CONVEX GLASS CO., L. J., relief
(see bill S. 455).
HOVING, WALTER, address at luncheon of
American Design Awards by, A2498.
"HOW A & P BEAT THE CHAIN STORE
TAX BILL," article by Theodore Christ-
ianson from NARD Journal entitled,
A3961.
"HOW AID CHINA?" article by Ernest Lind-
ley from Washington Post entitled,
A5388.
HOWARD, ARCHIE F., report of the Com-
mittee on Naval Affairs In Senate on
nomination of, 8450.
HOWARD, ARTHUR D., letter approving
article by Representative Judd on
China from Time by, A3499.
HOWARD, BONNIE R., relief (see bill.H. R.
2933).
HOWARD, CASSIE E., authorizing Secre-
tary of the Interior to convey certain
lands In Montana to (see bills S. 1155;
H. R. 4043).
HOWARD, CLINTON N., article entitled
"Jerusalem for the Jews" from Prog-
ress magazine by, A4466.
Letter of appreciation by Stephen S.
Wise addressed to, A4466.
Statement on peacetime military train-
ing before House Committee on Post-
war Policy by, A3620.
HOWARD, EDGAR (a former Representative
from Nebraska)
Editorial entitled "An Offer to Trade
Places" from Columbus (Nebr.) Daily
Telegraph by, A4428.
Editorial on longshoremen's strike by,
A4428.
HOWARD, FRANK L., relief (see bills H. R.
2573, 2735).
HOWARD, HARRY PAXTON, article entitled
"Flag of Hope-or of Hate" written by,
8899.
HOWARD, MRS. JOHN A., letter protesting
closing of child-care centers by, A3999.
HOWARD, JAY COOKE, article relative to
accomplishments of American Federa-
tion of Physically Handicapped from
Sign Post by, A1304.
HOWARD, ROBERT, article contining ad-
dress of Governor Green (Illinois) in
Chicago before Republican National
Committee by, A5424.
HOWARD, SAMUEL F., relief (see bill S.
471).
HOWARD, SAMUEL L., report of the Com-
mittee on Naval Affairs In Senate on
nomination to be brigadier general in
the Marine Corps, 8603.
HOWARD, WALTER F., poems paying tribute
to Franklin Delano Roosevelt entitled
"His Coming," "His Ministry," and
"His Passing-Warriors Rest" by,
A1780.
HOWARD ZINK CORP., letter from RFC on
purchase order for duck addressed to,
A5537.
Letter relative to their experiences In
purchase of surplus property from,
A5537.
HOWE, MRS. PAUL E., statement before
House Labor Committee relative to
price and rent control made by, A5030.

HOWE, WILLIAM STUART, article, The
Country Is Becoming Class Conscious,
by, A4557.
HOWELL, DESSA A., pension (see bill S.
1722).
HOWELL, EVAN (a Representative from
Illinois).
Address by Robert C. Moore entitled
"Americans All-Immigrants All,"
A285.
Address of Fleet Adm. Ernest J King
before Academy of Political Science,
New York City, relative to control of
Pacific bases, A1705.
Appointed on committee, 491.
Appointed on funeral committee, 2632.
Appointed on Small Business Committee,
417.
Article from Wayne County (Ill.) Press
eulogizing the late Representative
James V. Heldinger, A1689.
Article relative to Corp. Michael Sapetti,
of Kinkaid, Ill., A542.
Editorial eulogy in Illinois State Journal
relative to death of Lt. Col. John T.
Walker, A981.
Letter to James F. Byrnes by Calvin T.
Johnson relative to smoke ordinance
of St. Louis, Mo., A930.-
Amendments offered by, to
Federal Aid Airport Act (H. R. 3615) : to
amend, 9732, 9793.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Americans All-Immigrants All pro-
gram: urging institution of (see H. J.
Res. 87), •512.
Armed forces: to stimulate volunteer
enlistments (see bill H. R. 3955), 8418.
Daylight-saving time: to repeal act
establishing (see bill H. R. 3915), 8336.
Dunham, John Ritter: for relief (see bill
H. R. 5106), 12550.
Illinois and Michigan Canal: authorizing
State of Illinois to abandon (see bill
H. R. 2298), 1341
Joint Chiefs of Staff: to provide for
painting of a group portrait of (see
H. J. Res. 191), 4498.
National Labor Relations Act: to amend
(see bill- H. R. 5040), 12308.
Railroad Retirement Act: to amend (see
bill H. R. 1771), 512.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 4216.
Remarks by, on
Bankruptcy Act: amendment, 10014,
10019.
Daylight-saving time: termination, 8510.
Federal Aid Airport Act, 9711, 9717, 9732,
9733, 9734, 9735, 9737, 9738, 9739, 9740,
9745, 9793, 9794, 9807.
- list of States with aviation
agencies, 9732.
Food investigation, 4326.
Graham, James McMahon: death of,
10133.
Heidinger, James V.: eulogy, 2631.
Polish Constitution Day, 4150.
Railroads: land-grant rates, 4189.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Interstate and Foreign
Commerce:
Wabash River Bridge (S. 1219, Rept.
1150), 10042.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
HOWELL, JAMES SCOTT, ALICE RUTH, AND
HOUSTON THOMAS, relief (see bill
S. 157).
HOWELL, ROBERT H., AND EMILY, relief
(see billH. R. 4414).
HOWELL, W. E., relief (see bill H. R. 2367).
HOWELLS, FRANK D., relief of estate (see
bills H. R. 1067,* 2400).
"HOW ENDLESS SPENDERS BUNGLED BUT-
TER TRADE," editorial from Creston
(Iowa) News-Advertiser, entitled,
A4121.
INDEX
"HOW PSA HAS HELPED THOUSANDS OF
MISSOURI FARMERS," article by H E.
Klinefelter from Missouri Farmer en-
titled, A3653.
HOWINGTON, JAMES T., report of the Com-
mittee on Banking and Currency in
Senate on nomination of, 4607.
HOWLETT, DUNCAN (preacher Unitarian
Church), sermon entitled "The Truth
In the Cord Mill Crisis" from New Bed-
ford (Mass.) Standard-Times by,
A1209, A1387.
"HOW SHALL WE DEAL WITH JAPAN?"
radio address by Representative Judd
entitled, A3502.
"HOW TO AVOID FEDERAL CONTROL OF
EDUCATION," article entitled, A2436,
Statement by Educational Policies Com-
mission on subject, A2034.
"HOW TO LOSE FRIENDS AND NOT IN-
FLUENCE PEOPLE," editorial from
CAMDEN (N. J.) Courier-Post en-
titled, A4263.
"HOW TO SOLVE OUR POST-WAR DEFENSE
PROBLEMS," article by John MeAuley
Palmer from Saturday Evening Post
entitled; A321.
HOYT, FRANK P., relief (see bill S.264).
HOYT, PALMER, address relative to the
atomic bomb delivered by, 9409.
Address on Atomic Bomb-Last Chance
for Civilization, before Portland
(Oreg.) Rotary Club by, A3914.
Editorial entitled "Take the Lid Off the
Atom" from Oregonian by, A4474:
Telegrams relative to manpower in the
Pacific Northwest by, A528.
HRYNKIEWICZ, FELIX F., letter on Po-
land's plight from Jersey Journal by,
A938.
HUBBARD, STANLEY E., relief (see billS.
506).
HUBER, EARL J., relief (see billH. R. 2575).
HUBER, ELLEN S., relief (see billH. R.
2577).
HUBER, WALTER B. (a Representative from
Ohio).
Appointed on committee, 274, 275.
Article by Charles C. Miller in Akron
(Ohio) Beacon Journal concerning
shortage of carbon black, A1062.
Article by P. W. Litchfield entitled "Sur-
pluses: Rubber's Approaching Prob-
lem," A1992.
Article from Akron Beacon Journal rela-
tive to death of former Representative
Francis Seiberling, A598.
Editorial from Akron (Ohio) Beacon
Journal entitled "How Many Must
Starve?", A4172.
Editorial from Akron (Ohio) Beacon
Journal entitled "Senator Charles
Dick," A1442.
Editorial from Akron Beacon Journal on
labor disputes, A5190.
Editorial from Akron (Ohio) Beacon
Journal relative to obligation to cur
servicemen, A1939.
Editorial from Lorain (Ohio) Journal
paying tribute to Admiral Ernest J.
King, A4162.
Letter from Frank Maloy, editor of Lorain
(Ohio) Journal, concerning beach
erosion on Lake Erie, A1878.
Memorial by Akron Industrial Union
Council to late President Roosevelt,
A1993.
Poem by Nicholas J. Richards, entitled
"To President Franklin D. Roosevelt,"
A1993.
Statement at dinner of National Home-
bdilders' Association as reported by
Drew Pearson, A1947.
Bills and joint resolution introduced by
Fair Labor Standards Act: amendment of
(see bill H. R. 3837), 7743.
Rubber: to provide for free importation
of synthetic (see bill H. R. 2676),
2457.
313
HUBER, WALTER B.-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Veterans: relating to hospitalization of
(see bill H. R. 2989), 3699.
- relative to making certain ones
eligible for civil-service employment
(see bill H. R. 2209), 1171.
Remarks by, on
Carbon black production, 1858.
House of Representatives: inadequate
public address system, 7185.
Palestine problem, 9691.
Roosevelt,, Franklin D.: death of, 3438.
VE-day, 4314.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
HUBNER, MASTER SGT. JOSEPH, letter in
the Daily Pacifican giving advice to
Congressmen, A5050.
HUcKSCHER, AUGUST, remarks in House
relative to financial backing of George
A. Carden and Anderson T. Herd by,
A2855.
HUDSON, FRANCES L., article by Jerry Kluttz
from Washington Post relative to as-
sistance to disabled veterans by, A4136.
HUDSON, JESS, relief (see bill S. 1131*).
HUDSON, ROBERT A., relief (see bill H. R.
40186).
HUDSON, WALTER G., relief (see bill H. R.
3246).
HUDSON DISPATCH, UNION CITY, N. J.
(newspaper), editorial on New Jersey
needs veterans' hospital from, A2371.
HUDSON MOTOR CAR CO., article by A. E.
Barit relative to future of, A4429.
Remarks in Senate relative to reconver-
sion program of, A4428.
Statement by A. E. Barit relative to 1946
program of, A4429. '
Statement by Richard Harfst relative to
accomplishments of, A4429.
HUDSON RIVER, N. Y., revive and reenact
act granting consent to Rensselaer and
Saratoga Counties, N. Y., to construct
a bridge across (see bill H. R. 3940').
HUFFMAN, HENRY H. AND MARIE J., relief
(see bill S. 929*).
HUFFMAN, JAMES W. (a Senator from
Ohio.)
Assigned to committees, 10068.
Credentials, 9469.
Sworn in, 9469.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Claims:
Burton, Mrs. S. P. (H. R. 2487, Rept. 825),
11525.
Craig. Clifford E. (H. R. 2189, Rept. 777),
10891.
Edmonds, Bessie S. (H. R. 873, Rept. 865),
12310.
Effinger, Hugo (H. R. 3496, Rept. 824),
11525.
Galipeau, Mary (H. R. 2290, Rept. 778i,
10891.
Goldstein, Harry, and Joseph Mallardi
(H. R. 2102, Rept. 823), 11525.
Hill, Marion M. (S. 991, Rept. 863), 12309.
Irvine Co. (H. R. 1251, Rept. 866), 12310.
Lewis, Carl (H. R. 1142, Rept. 776), 10891.
yilagee, John W. (H. R. 2154, Rept 848),
11861.
Riley, Mrs. Stuart B. (H. R. 2810, Rept.
740), 10632.
Rowe, Robert R., Jr. (S. 1400, Rept. 864),
12309.
Committee on Interstate Commerce:
Freer, Robert E.: nomination, 10774.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
HUFFMAN, MARIE J., relief (see bill S.
929').
HUGHES, MRS. CHARLES EVANS, poem en-
titled "The Passing of Mrs. Charles
Evans Hughes" by Horace C. Carlisle,
A5372.
Remarks in Senate relative to death of,
A5372.
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HUGHES, C. F., article entitled "The OPA
Program-the Merchant's Point of
View" from New York Times by, A1057.
Article entitled "The Merchant's Point
of View" by, 6530.
HUGHES, ESTELLE, authorizing Secretary
of Interior to sell certain lands in Mon-
tana to (see bills S. 813; H. R. 4039).
HULA GIRLS, article entitled "OPA Has Put
a Ceiling on Hula Girls" appearing in
the Washington Post, 8518.
HULAH RESERVOIR PROJECT, OKLAHOMA
AND KANSAS, appropriate funds for
current fiscal year for carrying out
(see bill H. R. 3982).
HULL, CORDELL, address by Gunnar Jahn in
Oslo, Norway, upon presentation of
Nobel peace prize to, A5544.
Article from New York-Times including
statement asking approval of San
Francisco Charter by, A3115.
Joint resolution to authorize presenta-
tion of Medal of Honor to (see S. J.
Res. 32).
Letter relative to the Reciprocal Trade
Agreements Act written by, 3599.
Letter on January 6, 1943, relative to
creation of Committee on Postwar For-
eign Policy, by, A3114.
Letter from Senator Wiley relative to
the presentation of the Nobel peace
prize for 1945 to, 10694.
Radio address relative to a democratic
government in Italy by, A1378.
Remarks in House relative to low tariff
and free-trade advocated by, 5144.
Remarks in House praising testimony be-
fore Congressional Pearl Harbor Com-
mittee of, A5133.
Remarks in Senate relative to acceptance
of bust of, 5.
Statement relative to freedom of nations
by, A1344.
Statement on punishment of war crim-
inals by American Jewish Conference,
submitted to, A76.
HULL, MERLIN (a Representative from
Wisconsin).
Appointed on committee, 274.
Radio address of William T. Evjue rela-
tive to universal military training,
A155.
Table: agriculture production, 5105.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Ide, E. J.: for relief (see bill H. R. 2360),
1471.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Societies and associations, 4499.
Remarks by, on
Agrictultural appropriation bill, 2736.
Browne, Edward E.: eulogy, A5190.
Commodity Credit Corporaton, 2064.
Daylight-saving time: termination, 8544.
Farm labor: drafting of, 443.
Legislative appropriation bill, 4443.
Lend-lease: data on shipments to
France, 2736.
Members of Congress: salary increase,
4443.
Military Establishment appropriation
bill, 6762.
Milk subsidy, 2064.
Nationality Act of 1940: amendment,
6960.
Postage: fourth-class matter, 5454, 5455,
5456.
Reciprocal trade agreements, 5104.
Selective Service: Tydings amendment,
1528, 1529.
Whinnery, Galen R.: first to get loan
under GI law, A3594.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
HULL, RICHARD M., relief (see bill H. R.
1017).
"HULL AWARDED NOBEL PEACE PRIZE,"
editorial by H. B. Snyder from Gary
(Ind.) Post-Tribune entitled, A5209.
HULL'S DIPLOMACY-JAPANESE AFFAIRS.
article from Army and Navy Journal
relative to, A2931.
INDEX
HULL'S TESTIMONY BEFORE CONGRES-
SIONAL PEARL HARBOR COMMIT-
TEE, editorial from New York Times
relative to, A5134.
HULL'S VIEWS ON PEARL HARBOR AT-
TACK, editorial from Washington Eve-
ning Star relative to, A5267.
HUMAN EVENTS (magazine), article en-
titled "For What Are We Fighting in
Asia?" by Norman Thomas from, A1157.
Article entitled "What Unconditional
Surrender Means" by Felix Morley
from, A3222.
Article entitled "Java: A Test of the
Charter" by Felix Morley from, A5531.
"HUMANITY WAITS WHILE AMERICA
CHOOSES," editorial from Catholic
Universe Bulletin of Cleveland, Ohio
entitled, A5180.
"HUMANITY WILL NOT PERMIT OUR FAIL-
URE, editorial from Chicago Sun en-
titled, A94.
HUMAN RIGHTS, radio address by Repre-
sentative Kopplemann relative to the
safeguarding of, A1283.
HUMARA, MANUEL, relief (see bill H. R.
628).
HUMBOLDT STAR, WINNEMUCCA, NEV.
(newspaper), editorial on Why Con-
gress is Cautious on Universal Mili-
tary Service Legislation from, A373.
HUMPHREY, MRS. JETHRO, relief (see bill
H. R. 261).
HUNGARY, memorandum entitled "A Plea
for UNRRA Help for Hungary", A5661.
Petition for relief of people of, 12030.
Remarks in House relative to contribu-
tion to United States by citizens,
A3026.
Remarks in House relative to declara-
tion of war upon United States by,
A3026.
Resolution of citizens urging relief for
the people of, 11819.
HUNSUCKER, RUBY H., relief (see bill H. R.
241").
HUNT, DUANNE Q. (Catholic bishop), ad-
dress by James A. Farley commem-
orating twenty-fifth anniversary in
priesthood of, A3046.
Sermon entitled "The Sanctity of Hu-
man Rights" at chapel of Catholic
University by, A525.
Tribute in the Senate to, A525.
HUNT, FRAZIER, article on Army's com-
mand-Pacific Ocean areas from Army
and Navy Journal by, A2369.
HUNT, LESTER C. (Governor of Wyoming),
letter relative to location of United
Nations capital in Black Hills country
by, A5141.
HUNT, MARK, letter on Army's waste by,
A5259.
HUNT, THADDEUS W., letter opposing peace-
time military conscription from Stars
and Stripes by, A2198.
HUNTER, F. W., letters relative to ship re-
pair work written by, 5497.
HUNTER, HINTON H., remarks in Senate
relative to confirmation of, 1855.
HUNTINGTON (W. VA.) HERALD-DIS-
PATCH (newspaper), editorial on Food
shortage-GI's Views by Raymond
Brewster from, A3151.
HUNTLEY, MRS. W. T., letter relative to
policies of national service life insur-
ance by, A1002.
HUNTON, CORNELIA, Increase pension (see
bill H. R. 1064).
HURD, CHARLES, articles relative to prob-
able changes at Veterans' Administra-
tion from New York Times by, A3552-
A3554.
Article entitled "Bradley Revamps Vet-
erans' Service" from New York Times
by, A3936.
HURLEY, PATRICK J., article entitled "Exit
Pat Hurley" by Maxwell S. Stewart
from Nation. A5347.
Article entitled "American Chosen for
Vatican Mission to Yugoslavia" by
John G. Harris from Boston Daily
Globe, A5249.
Correspondence relative to Ambassador
Hurley's resignation between the
President and, A5530.
Editorial from the New York Herald
Tribune relative to resignation of,
11115.
Remarks in House relative to resignation
as Ambassador to China of, 11475,
A5166, A5176, A5269.
Remarks in House relative to testimony
of, A5352.
Remarks in House praising successful
diplomacy in China of, A4303.
Resolution requesting information re-
garding resignation of (see H. Res.
443").
Statement upon his resignation as Am-
bassador to China from Washington
Post by, A5174.
Statement on American foreign policy
by, A5319.
"HURLEY FOR CHIANG," article by Edwin
A. Lahey from Chicago Daily News
entitled, A5177.
HURLEY FOR PRESIDENT, editorial by
Richard Lloyd Jones from Tulsa Tri-
bune relative to, A5277.
HURLEY MIGHT GIVE CHINESE BENEFIT
OF HIS 1931 OKLAHOMA PLAN, arti-
cle by Lowell Mellett from Washington
Evening Star relative to, A5347.
"HURLEY'S CHARGES," editorial from New
York Times entitled, A5210.
"HURLEY'S RESIGNATION," editorial from
Manchester (N. H.) Union entitled,
A5223.
HURRICANE CREEK (ARK.) ALUMINA
PLANT, remarks in Senate relative to
leasing of, 12262.
HURST, A. R., letter relative to confusing
sugar situation by, A2296.
HUSE, HARRY C., letter urging dismissal of
proceedings against Harry Bridges by,
A1725.
HUSHING, WM. C., letter by Joseph A. Pad-
away relative to bill H. R. 32 pertaining
to labor legislation to, A5476.
HUSSEY, GEORGE F., JR., report of the Com-
mittee on Naval Affairs in Senate on
nomination of, 408, 11736.
Speech in Baltimore on observance of
Navy Day by, A4595.
HUSTON, JAMES L., increase pension (see bill
H. R. 3882).
HUTCHINGS, LEONARD, relief (see bill H. R.
1464).
HUTCHINS, ROBERT M. (chancelor, Univer-
sity of Chicago) article entitled
"Hutchins' Great Gamble With Atomic
Bomb" by Lloyd Lewis from Chicago
Sun, A4613.
HUTCHINS, W. L., poem, entitled "The Plan
of Galilee" by, A5716.
HUTCHINSON, ORA R., relief (see bill H. R.
1849*).
HUTCHINSON, WILLIAM H. (colonel, U. S.
Army), statement relative to stock
piling of strategic materials by, A5167.
HUTCHINSON'S BOAT WORKS, INC., relief
(see bill H. R. 1217*).
HUTSON, J. B., editorial entitled "J. B. (Jack)
Hutson, the Farmers' Friend" from
North Carolina Farm Bureau News,
A2943.
Report of the Committee on Agriculture
and Forestry in Senate on nomination
of, 6639.

HUTTENLOCKER, FRANK, testimony relative
to Government contracts concerning
construction of the Latin-American
Highway in Nicaragua, 6099.
HUTTON, BUD (sergeant, U. S. Army), arti-
cle on Brecklyn guy's heroism from
New York Times by, A811.
HUXLEY & SON, F. B., relief (see bill H. R.
3832).
HUYSMANS CAMILLE, editorial on Ger-
many--occupational policies of the
Allies from Brussels Le Peuple by,
A4794.
HYATT, HUDSON (ensign, U. S. Naval Re-
serve), address in Lorain, Ohio, on
Memorial Day by, A2610.
HYDE PARK, N. Y., remarks in House relative
to location of United Nations Organiza-
tion headquarters at, 12453.
HYDROELECTRIC POWER, continue author-
ity for investigation of supply and dis-
tribution of (see S. Res. 31*).
Statement by R. A. Newton relative to
need of great supplies of cheap, A954,
A1884.
HYLAND, T. S., letter on vessels needed to re-
turn soldiers from Stars and Stripes
by William C. Craig, Jr., and, A4637.
HYNES, W. J., letter favoring H. R. 2536, to
amend Interstate Commerce Act by,
A5322.
HYNES-CLEARWATER (CALIF.) JOURNAL
(newspaper), editorial entitled "De-
mocracy Is the Golden Rule Applied
to Self-Government" by W. Kee Max-
well from. A4312.
"I AM A CHRISTIAN, BUT-" article by Da-
vid Lawrence from United States News
entitled, A2955.
I AM AN AMERICAN DAY, address in Los
Angeles by J. F. T. O'Connor on ob-
servance of, A2596.
Address by Claude Rains in Springfield,.
Mass., at exercises under Springfield
Adult Education Council observing,
A2572.
Address by Representative Clason in
Chicopee, Mass., at exercises observ-
ing, A2555.
Address by Representative Sumners in
Hollywcod, Calif., on May 19, 1940, at
initiation of, A2421.
Editorial from Lawrence (Mass.) Eve-
ning Tribune relative to observance of,
A2478.
Editorial from Washington Post relative
to origin of, A2421.
"I AM MY BROTHER'S KEEPER," article
from Boston (Mass.) Pilot entitled,
A5612.
IBN-SAUD (KING OF ARABIA), letter to
President Roosevelt on Palestine ques-
tion and reply thereto, A4814.
ICE CREAM INDUSTRY, remarks in House
relative to effect of sugar reduction.on,
A2455.
ICELAND, providing for issuance of letter of
invitation to become a State in the
Union of United States of America to
the Government and people of (see H.
J. Res. 261).
Remarks in House relative to proposed
purchase of, 10134.
ICKES, HAROLD L. (Secretary of' Interior).
Address assailing anti-Russian talk in
New York at dinner honoring Thomas
Mann by, A3173.
Article entitled "The War and Our Van-
ishing Resources" from American by,
A5455.
Correspondence relative to transferring
Central Valley project to California
between Representative Havenner,
Governor Warren (Calif.), and, A1296.
Letter relative to title to submerged oil-
bearing lands by, A3588, A3589.
INDEX
ICKES, HAROLD L.-Continued.
Remarks in House relative to article on
oil shortage from American by, A5498.
Statement relative to bill H. R. 520, giv-
ing preference to veterans on certain
lands, before House Committee on Ir-
rigation and Reclamation by, A1773.
Statement relative to necessity of main-
taining coal production by, A1660.
IDAHO, article entitled "Gold in Idaho Prim-
itive Area" by Walter Hovey Hill,
A5628.
Bill to provide for construction of un-
completed portion of Salmon River
Highway between Salmon and Riggins
(see bill H. R. 3708).
Bill to repeal section 3 of Standard Act
of March 19, 1918, relating to the plac-
ing in third time zone of a certain
portion of (see bill H. R. 2282).
Memorial of legislature relative to the
benefits of the Federal Social Security
System, 1534.
Memorial of legislature relative to the
shortage of farm labor in, 1472.
Memorial of legislature urging an appro-
priation for construction of additional
veterans. hospital facilities in Boise,
2167.
Memorial of legislature urging comple-
tion of the Salmon River Highway
project In, 3230.
Memorial of legislature urging enact-
ment of legislation to extend the bene-
fits of the Federal Social Security Sys-
tem, 1472.
Memorial of legislature urging legisla-
tion to safeguard areas within the
State's borders from being named as
prohibited, nonuse areas, 2167.
Remarks in House relative to primitive
mining In, A5658.
IDAHO COUNTY FREE PRESS, GRANGE-
VILLE, IDAHO (newspaper), editorial
entitled "The Constitution" by E. M.
Ohmstead from, All.
"IDAHO SEEKS PART IN PROGRAM FOR
POSTWAR RECLAMATION," article by
Ira H. Masters from Salt Lake Tribune
entitled, A2895.
IDE, E. J., relief (see bill i. R. 2360).
"IDEOLOGICAL ISSUE SEEN BARRING
UNITED STATES AS BRITISH-SOVIET
MEDIATOR," article by Mark Sulli-
van from New York Herald Tribune
captioned, A2654.
"I DON'T DESERVE THAT MEDAL," article
from Fellowship entitled, A5806.
"IF I WERE A LABOR LEADER AGAIN," ar-
ticle by William S. Jack entitled, A4036.
"IF YOU WANT PEACE, PREPARE FOR
PEACE," article by Austin J. App from
Our Sunday Visitor entitled, A5S71.
I. G. FARBEN CARTEL POLITICAL INFLU-
ENCE WITH RELATION TO WORLD
PEACE, remarks in House relative to,
9157.
IGOE, MICHAEL L. (Federal judge), article
by J. M. Klein from Chicago Sun rela-
tive to policy regarding Chicago's car
line system of, A2638.
Article by J. M. Klein from Chicago Sun
relative to brother of secretary to
Judge Igoe passing on bids of Chicago
surface lines, A2819.
Article by J. M. Klein from Chicago Sun
relative to Chicago's car line system
having in their employ son-in-law of,
A2819.
Article entitled "Igoe Court Officer Aided
in Transit Suit" from Chicago Sun by
Jim Klein, A3567.
IHLDER, JOHN, letter favoring suffrage f-r
the District of Columbia written by,
9644.
315
IJAMS, GEORGE E. (colonel, U. S. Army),
statement before House Committee on
World War Veterans' Legislation by,
A3245.
Tribute in House to, A3580.
ILAH, ABDUL. See IRAQ.
ILLINICO, BATISTA, relief (see H. R. 1678*).
ILLINOIS, address on control and treatment
of infantile paralysis by Sister Kenny
before State Legislature of, A2107.
Bill authorizing abandonment of Illi-
nois and Michigan Canal, and granting
to State of Illinois all title of right-of-
way tosame (see bill H. R. 2298).
Bill granting all right, title, and interest
in and to land comprising right-of-
way of Illinois and Michigan canal to
(see bills S.953; H. R. 3041).
Letter by former Congressman Calvin D.
Johnson relative to effect of St. Louis
smoke ordinance on production of coal
in, A930.
Letter from the Deputy State Director,
Selective Service System, Springfield,
Ill., relative to drafting of deferred
farm labor, 927.
Letter from War Manpower Commission
relative to opening of additional em-
ployment service offices In, A3130.
Memorial endorsing Senate Joint Res-
olution 7 establishing a comm'ssion for
selection of a memorial site to mem-
bers of all religious faiths who con-
tributed to American naval and mili-
tary history by legislature of, A1457.
Memorial of general assembly to Con-
gress urging restoration of boundaries
of Illinois, A2418.
Memorial of legislature relative to duck
hunting in, 2997.
Memorial of legislature relative to
formulation of an international post-
war program and a world peace plan,
4501.
Memorial of legislature relative to the
petroleum industry, 7040.
Memorial relative to pay increase for
postal employees by House of Repre-
sentatives of, A1725.
Memorial of legislature requesting the
delegation of the United States to the
coming conference at San Francisco to
vote for effective world organization
for peace, 4584.
Memorial of legislature urging extension
of the hunting season for ducks, 4501.
Remarks in House relative to legislation
on proposed twenty-second amend-
ment by L'gislature of, A1573, A1574.
Remarks in House relative to poll on
full employment bill In Second Con-
gressional District of, A5461.
Report on full employment bill by in-
dependent voters of, A5549.
Resolution favoring H. R. 2071 to in-
crease pay of employees of Postal Serv-
ice by Legislature of, A1945.
Resolution relative to the proposed
twenty-second amendment by General
Assembly of, A1723.
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL, author-
izing State of Illinois to abandon (see
bill H. R. 2298). •
Bill to declare an unnavigable stream a
portion of (see bills H. R. 329, 330).
Bill granting to Illinois all right, title,
and interest in and to land comprising
right-of-way of (see bills S. 953; H. R.
3041).
Memorial of legislature relative to the
proposed conveyance of the canal to
:the State of Illinois, 5305.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL, concessions made by,
10108.
ILLINOIS CONGRESSMEN, voting record of,
10064.

ILLINOIS FEDERATION OF RETAIL ASSO-
CIATIONS, letter on Office of Defense
Transportation permits racing-bars
retailers from, A2840.
Letter relative to OPA county carnival
program from, A4531.
ILLINOIS MANFACTURERS ASSOCIATION,
address entitled "Monetary and Credit
Agreements Entered Into at Bretton
Woods" by M. S. Szymczak in Chi-
cago before, A1384.
ILLINOIS POSTMASTERS NEWS (publica-
tion), article paying tribute to late
Jack J. Wangelin from, A2366.
ILLINOIS STATE DENTAL JOURNAL (pub-
lication), statement by Senator Mur-
ray relative to bill to establish a Na-
tional Institute of Dental Research
from, A1281.
ILLINO:S STATE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE,
remarks in House and letter by un-
identified writer relative to handling
of veterans' employment by, A3131.
ILLINOIS STATE JOURNAL (newspaper) ,
article relative to military record of
John Thornton Walker from, A981.
Editorial entitled "A Republican Chal-
lenge" appearing in, 10392.
Editorial paying tribute to John Thorn-
ton Walker from, A981.
IMMIGRATION, deny admittance into
United States to all immigrants while
number of unemployed persons within
United States is 100,000 or more (see
bills S. 1020; H. R. 3286).
Bill to amend, to deny admission and
.naturalization of aliens who have
served in armed forces of countries
at war with United States (see bill
H. R. 3263).
Bills to deny admission to all immigrants
while the number of unemployed per-
sons cceeds 1,000,000 (see bills H. R.
677, 748).
B'I:s to expedite admission of alien
spouses and alien minor children of
citizen members of the armed forces
(see bills S. 1654; H. R. 4857).
Bill to grant a nonquota status to cer-
tain veterans and their wives (see bill
H. R. 433*).
Bill to permit admission as nonquota
immigrants into Alaska of persons of
Finnish descent who have served hon-
orably in armed forces of the United
Nations (see bill H. R. 2499).
Bill to permit issuance of lawful entry
to foreign seamen who serve on Ameri-
can-owned vessels for a period of 1
year while United States is at war
(see bill S. 1040).
Bill to prevent, during a period of 30
years, nationals of enemy countries
from entering United States (see bill
H. R. 3773).
Bill to prohibit entry into United States
of quota Immigrants until expiration
of 5 years after termination of present
war (see bill H. R. 545).
Bills to provide for admission of alien
Chinese wives of American citizens
under certain conditions (see bills
S. 412, 580; H. R. 3976, 4109, 4179).
Bill to provide for establishment of law-
ful entry of certain aliens not subject
to deportation who entered prior to
July 1, 1924 (see bill H. R. 4149*).
Bill to reduce quotas (see bills H. R.
414, 1368).
Bill relating to reentry of Chinese
laborers and Chinese wives and chil-
dren (see bill H. R. 4531).
Joint resolutions to provide for admis-
sion of aliens who are religious or
racial refugees (see H. J. Res. 95, 288).
Memorandum in brief explanation of
hi's H. R. 387, 388, 434, 511, 513, 578,
669, 776, relating to, 2509, 2510.
INDEX
ZIM1GRATION-Continued.
Radio Interview of Representative
Dickstein by Sydney Tennen on sub-
ject, A4232.
Remarks In House opposing relaxing
laws on, A3452.
Remarks in House opposing wholesale
entry of refugees Into this country,
A3394.
Remarks in House relative to exclusion
from this country of persons who
served in armed forces of Axis coun-
tries, A2516.
Remarks in House relative to H. R. 3517
to permit admission of people from
India, 9538, 9541.
Remarks in House relative to H. Res.
52 to investigate quotas of, 2867.
Remarks in House relative to legisla-
tion after World War I on, 2867.
Remarks in House relative to our policy
of racial discrimination on, 9541.
Remarks in House relative to passage in
1924 of law to restrict, 9538.
Remarks in House relative to views of
American Legion on, A1836.
Resolutions at national conventions of
American Legion relative to, A1836.
Text of bill relating to reentry of Chinese
laborers and Chinese wives and chil-
dren into United States, A6l01.
IMMIGRATION ACT OF 1917, amend section
23 of (see bill H. R. 1104").
Bill to amend section 24 of (see bill
H. R. 2986).
IMMIGRATION ACT OF 1924, amending,
with respect to eligibility to citizen-
ship (see bill S. 304).
Bill to amend section 28 (c) of (see bill
H. R. 390*).
IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION
LAWS, amend, to deny admission of
all aliens who are unable to establish
good moral character (see bill H. R.
4066).
Bill to amend, to deny admission to cer-
tain aliens who served in armed forces
of enemy countries, to deny naturali-
zation, and to reduce immigration
quotas (see bill H. R. 3663).
IMMIGRATION
AND NATURALIZATION
SERVICE, amend law relating to au-
thority of certain employees to make
arrests without warrant in certain
cases and to search vehicles within
certain areas (see bill H. R. 386*).
Bill to provide for extension and appli-
cation of provisions of Classification
Act of 1923 to certain officers and em-
ployees of (see bill H. R. 2626).
Letter from the Attorney General trans-
mitting a draft of a proposed bill to
provide for extension of provisions of
the Classification Act of 1923 to cer-
tain officers and employees of, 1470.
IMMIGRATION, NATURALIZATION,
AND
DEPORTATION, resolution by Ameri-
can Legion at its annual national con-
vention relative to, A5132.
IMMUNITY, require a witness seeking im-
munity from prosecution under cer-
tain acts to claim his privilege against
self-incrimination (see bills S. 634;
H. R. 2753).
IMPEACHMENT, amendment to the Consti-
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS, statistics con-
tution to permit conviction upon con-
currence of a majority of the Senators
present in cases of (see S. J. Res. 52).
IMPERIALISM CONDEMNED, address by
Dean E. Smith from Mitchell (S. Dak.)
Gazette on subject, A171.
IMPERIALISM: THEY CALL IT PEACE, edi-
torial from Chicago Tribune relative
to, A5293.
IMPLEMENTATION OF UNITED NATIONS
ORGANIZATION, plea for expedition
of consideration of Senate bill 1580,
11281.
"IMPORTANCE OF PRINTING TO THE WAR
EFFORT," address by A. E. Giegengack
before Washington Club of Printing
House Craftsmen entitled, A1622.
IMPORT DUTIES, postpone for 20 years im-
position of import duties and other
import restrictions on articles im-
ported from Philippine Islands (see
bill H. R. 3142).
Table showing average ad valorem rates
of duty under specified tariff acts, 6106,
6107.
IMPORT MYTH, remarks in House relative to,
7337.
IMPORTS, article relative to import policy
of Federal Government by Herbert B.
Elliston from Washington Post, A936.
Bill creating an import quota on eggs
(see bill H. R. 4346).
Bill to establish import quotas with re-
spect to cheese of various types or
kinds and grades (see bill H. R. 4455).
Bill to impose a duty of 2 cents per pound
on patna rice imported for use in man-
ufacture of canned soups (see bill
H. R. 5017).
Bill to make imported merchandise sub-
ject.to same internal-revenue taxes as
similar merchandise of domestic origin
(see bill H. R. 3663).
Bill to prohibit importation of American-
made merchandise made abroad (see
bill H. R. 2634).
Bill to provide a quota for earthenware,
crockeryware, china, 'porcelain, and
other vitrified wares imported into
United States (see bill H. R. 2794).
Bill to provide a quota for articles made
wholly or in chief value of glass im-
ported into United States (see bill
H. R. 2795).
Remarks in House relative to imports
during first 6 months of 1937, 5143.
Remarks in House relative to limitation
of cotton, A4352.
Remarks in House relative to mounting
agricultural, A2389.
Remarks in House relative to quantita-
tive import quotas of agricultural
products, A2002.
Statement by Petroleum Association of
America opposing further enlargement
of power of State Department over
policies for, A2509.
Table: agricultural products, 1934 and
1937-40, A2423, A2424.
-articles subject to duty but ad-
mitted free of duty by Executive ac-
tion, A2346.
-cheese Imports, by types, 1920-43,
A2218.
- cotton and cotton goods, 1931-41,
A2480, A2481.
---- -value for snecified foreign coun-
tries and proportion coming from
United States, A2384, A2385.
-value in millions of dollars of,
A2435, A2436.
- value of agricultural imports,
1932-40, A2432.
-watch movements and parts for
consumption, 1931-44, A2401, A2402.
-wheat, oats, barley, rye, and flax-
seed, A3258, A3259.
cerning, 10935.
Statistics relative to exports, 1934 and
1937-43, 5053, 5054.
Statistics
"from all relative to value of imports
countries, 5050.
Statistics relative to the value of United
States exports, 5164.
Table showing value of agricultural im-
ports, 5098.
Table showing value of total imports for
specified foreign countries and the
proportion coming from the United
States, 5092, 5093.

IMPORTS (FOR CONSUMPTION) OF MAJOR
FOOD PRODUCTS, statistics relative
to, 5007, 6846.
IMPRISONMENT OF BOYS AND GIRLS IN
PALESTINE, letter protesting, 10043.
IMRIE, AUSTIN S., report of the Committee
on Military Affairs in Senate on nomi-
nation of, 5339.
INAUGURAL CEREMONIES, report of the
Joint Inaugural Committee on expend-
itures for the inauguration of Janu-
ary 20, 1945, 9760.
INAUGURATION. See PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES.
INCOME, eliminate income limitation as to
eligibility for pensions to widows of
certain World War veterans (see bill
H. R. 1182).
Editorial entitled "Small Income and
Taxes" from Milwaukee Journal, A4480.
Remarks in House relative to drop in 1945
of national, A4418.
INCOMES, Table: 10-year annual income per
worker in United States and certain
foreign countries, A2090.
INCOME TAX, amend Internal Revenue Code
in case of persons who served in armed
forces during present -war (see bills
S. 419, 538).
Bill to amend Internal Revenue Code so
as to exempt from taxation all anounts
received by members of armed forces
during World War II (see bill S. 1455).
Bill for abatement of certain taxes for
members of the armed forces (see bill
S. 1068"), 5177.
Bill to alleviate effect on seamen's wages
of -annual' accounting period for pur-
poses of (see bill H. R. 3385).
Bill to amend Civil Service Retirement
Act of 1930, so as to exempt annuity
payments under such act from taxa-
tion (see bill H. R. 2948).
Bill to amend Soldiers' and Sailors' Civil
Relief Act of 1940 so as to extend time
within which members of armed forces
may pay income taxes falling due prior
to or during period of military service
(see bill H. R. 1826).
Bill to cancel, to extent of $100, income-
tax liability of members of armed
forces for taxable year ending immedi-
ately prior to their entering service
(see billH. R. 124).
Bill to effect reduction in individual in-
come tax by increasing normal tax
exemption from $500 to $1,000 and
dependents from $500 to $800 (see bill
H. R. 0954).
Bills to exclude compensation of persons
in the armed forces from (see bills H. R.
1170, 2444).
Bill to exempt certain annuity payments
received by public-school teachers
from Federal (see bill H. R. 5.084).
Bills to exempt certain religious, chari-
table, scientific, literary, and educa-
tional organizations from requirement
cf withholding tax at source of wages
(see bills H. R. 290, 1380).
Bill to exempt from gross income for
income-tax purposes earnings of hon-
orably discharged veterans during cer-
tain periods after discharge (see bill
H. R. 4426).
Bill to exempt from income tax bonuses
paid by States and Territories for
service in armed forces (see bill H. R.
3918).
Bill to exempt from income tax certain
payments made to seamen on account
of their internment by the enemy (see
bill H. R. 5103).
Bill to exempt from individual income
tax earned, income earned in certain
taxable years following an individual's
discharge from armed forces (see bill
H. R. 3745).
INDEX
INCOME TAX-Continued
Bil s to exempt from taxation all income
received by persons in the armed forces,
(see.bills S. 796; H. R. 3450).
Bill to exempt members of the armed
forces from (see bill H. R. 676).
Bill to fix personal exemption and. credit
for dependents for purpose of (see bill
H. R. 2672).
Bill to forgive one-half of the unforgiven
portion of the individual income tax
for 1942 (gee bills S. 419; H. R. 1866).
Bills to grant to veterans of present war
a. temporary exclusion from gross in-
come (see bills H. R. 4178, 4469).
Bills granting certain tax benefits to
members and former members of the
armed forces (see bills H. R. 2942,
3348).
Bill to increase normal tax exemption,
surtax exemption, and exemption for
each dependent from $500 to $600 and
to provide a special deduction for
farmers (see billH. R. 3820).
Bill to permit certain living expenses
incurred away from home to be de-
ducted by Members of Congress from
(see bill H. R. 1627).
Bill to permit contributions to volunteer
fire companies for exclusively public
purposes to be deducted in computing
net income (see bill H. R. 1655).
Bills to permit individuals to deduct
from gross income for income-tax pur-
poses certain amounts paid as life-
,insurance premiums (see bills H. R.
645, 724).
Bill to permit individuals to deduct for
income-tax purposes from gross income
the depreciation on their residences
(see billH. R. 273).
Bill to permit withholding of tax at
source on certain pensions,. annuities,
and retirement pay paid by United
-States,at election of recipient thereof
(see bill H. R. 2918).
Bill to prevent tax discrimination against
certain civilian officers and employees
of Government, who would be en-
titled, except. for their Government
employment, to retired pay for service
as commissioned officers in armed
forces (see bill H. R. 3173).
Bills to provide an additional allowance
for members of armed forces in com-
puting net income (see bills H. R. 460,
492).
Bill to provide an additional surtax ex-
emption to certain heads of families
(see bill H. R. 2777).
Bills to provide for additional income-tax
exemption for persons who served in
the armed forces (see bills H. R. 3132,
3171).
Bill to provide additional time within
which honorably discharged veterans
may make payment of Federal income
taxes .(see billH. R. 3151).
Bill to provide for abatement of tax for
members of the armed forces in cer-
tain cases, and additional exemption
for veterans (see bill S. 1124).
Bills to provide for deduction from gross
income for income-tax purposes of ex-
penses incurred by farmers for pur-
pose of. leveling land for farming
operations (see bills S. 982; H. R. 3803).
Bill to provide for exclusion from gross
income for income-tax purposes cer-
tain amounts received as retirement
pay by retired personnel of Army, Navy,
Marine Corps, and Coast Guard (see
bill S. 851).
Bill to provide for exclusion from gross
income for income-tax purposes cer-
tain amounts received as retirement
pay by retired military personnel (see
bill H. R. 3563).
INCOME TAX-Continued.
Bill to provide that compensation for
service in the armed forces outside
continental United States or in Alaska
during present war shall be excluded
for income-tax purposes (see bill H. R.
2876).
Bill to provide that any service rendered
and any deductions made or taxes
paid under Civil Service Retirement
Act of 1930, any other Federal retire-
ment act, or Social Securlty Act may
be credited for purpose of any other
such act (see bill H. R. 2560).
Bill relating to deductibility under
chapter 1 of Internal Revenue Code of
expenses paid or incurred In deter-
mining (see bills S. 618; H. R. 2342).
Bill relating to income tax of members
of armed forces for year in which they
entered upon active service (see bill
H. R. 64).
Bill relating to income-tax liability of
members of armed forces dying in the
service (see bills H. R. 3925, 4607, 4809).
Bill relating to the credit for tax with-
held at source of wages of certain
fiscal-year taxpayers (see bill H. R.
2419).
Bill relating to effect of community
property law of Oklahoma upon Fed-
eral income-tax liability of certain
persons for taxable years ending prior
to September 30, 1944 (see bill H. R.
3093).
Bill relating to interest on income-tax
deficiencies resulting from decision of
Supreme Court with respect to Okla-
homa community property law (see
bill H. R. 3039).
Bill relating to withholding of tax at
source on wages in case of community
income (see bill H. R. 59).
Bill relative to list of names for publica-
tion of names of taxpayers relieved
from payment of tax under provisions
of current Tax Payment Act of 1943
(see bill S. 367).
Concurrent resolution to print manu-
script relative to income-tax laws for
members of the armed forces of the
United States (see H. Con. Res. 102).
Convention with Great Britain and
Northern Ireland on, 7353.
Data relating to the tax burden under
supplement T of present law com-
pared with that under coinmittee bill,
634.
Injunction of secrecy removed in Senate
from treaty with Great Britain and
Northern Ireland concerning, 3853.
Letter by Arthur G. Sherman relative to
payment of national debt with, Al165.
Letter from Raymond M. Shipman rel-
ative to the withholding tax, 9212.
Memorial of Legislature of Iowa relative
to collection of incomes, inheritances,
and transfers of property, 2383.
Memorial of Legislature of Oklahoma to
amend law relative to, 5465.
Memorial of Legislature of Oklahoma
urging Congress to waive payment of
interest and authorize refund of Intei-
est heretofore paid on deficiencies in
income taxes, 4689.
Memorial of Legislature of Wisconsin
urging the calling of a convention for
consideration of an amendment to the
Constitution of the United States fix-
ing a specified limitation on, 3266.
Questions and answers relative to mem-
bers of the armed forces (H. Con. Res.
102, H. Rept. 1211), 10780.
Remarks in House favoring a reduction
in, A3767.
Remarks in House relative to exemption
of civil service annuities from, A4081.
Remarks in House relative to legislation
exempting disabled veterans from
payment of, A1810.
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INCOME TAX-Continued.
Statement urging passage of House Con-
current 50, relative to deduction of
drilling expenses in development of oil
from, A2393.
Statistics relative to, 2447, 2448.
Statistics relative to collections of, 9959,
9960.
Statistics relative to income taxes of
steam railroads, 4187, 4188.
Tables: synopsis of tax laws since
adoption of sixteenth amendment,
A884-A888.
Table showing refunds in the case of
corporations, 6148, 6149.
INCOME-TAX EXMPTION FOR VETERANS,
remarks in House relative to, A3366.
INCOME-TAX RETURNS, letter from the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
relative to pay credited to military
personnel of the Army who have post-
poned the filing of, 9950.
"IN DEFENSE OF POLITICIANS," article by
Claude G. Bowers entitled, 4103.
INDEPENDENCE DAY, address by Represent-
ative Philbin at Winchendon, Mass.,
on, A3350.
Address by Senator Guffey on celebration
under auspices of Soho Community
Association of, A3289.
Editorial entitled "July 4 Was Day of
Oratory," from Maryville (Tenn.) and
Alcoa Daily Times, A4159.
Editorial entitled "Our National Birth-
day" from Duluth Free Press, A3473.
Radio address by Robert E. Hannegan in
Gainesville, Ga., on, A3411.
INDEPENDENCE (Mo.) EXAMINER (news-
paper), article on OWI sends two crews
to Independence, Mo., from, A2929.
Letter from OWI relative to story on
two OWI crews taking pictures in
Truman's home town appearing in,
A2969.
INDEPENDENCE WEEK, proclamation by
Governor Gates (Ind.) to observe
June 30-July 4, as, A2613.
Remarks in Senate relative to idea of
William Fifield to observe June 30-
July 4, as, A2613.
INDEPENDENT AGENCIES, making appro-
priations for (see bill H. R. 3199*).
INDEPENDENT BANKERS' ASSOCIATION,
letter and report relative to Bretton
Woods Agreements by, A973.
INDEPENDENT EXECUTIVE BUREAUS, con-
ference report on bill (H. R. 1984),
making annual appropriations for,
3773, 3780.
INDEPENDENT HUNGARIAN CLUB, resolu-
tion paying tribute to Franklin D.
Roosevelt by, A2602.
INDEPENDENT OFFICES, amendments in
Senate relative to production, distribu-
tion, and transportation of agricul-
tural commodities, including livestock,
1999.
Bill making annual appropriations for
(see bill H. R. 1984").
Notice of motion to suspend rule relat-
ing to an amendment to bill (H. R.
1984) making appropriations for, 2104.
Remarks in House relative to the bill
(H. R. 1984) making appropriation for,
879, 928, 929, 931, 2412.
Remarks in Senate on bill (H. R. 1984)
making annual appropriations for,
2019, 2029, 2080, 2083, 2101, 2169, 2180,
2412.
INDEPENDENT OFFICES APPROPRIATION
ACT, 1934, amend with respect to au-
thority of Attorney General to com-
promise uits on certain contracts of
insurance (see bill H. R. 740).
INDEX
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS,
address entitled "Fraternalism, a
Source of Adequacy" by Senator Wiley
at Baltimore before Grand Lodge of
Marylan d, A45.
Address on subject fraternalism's job in
the days up ahead by Senator Wiley
in Washington before, A2241.
Radio address by D. D. Monroe, grand
sire of, A1713.
INDEPENDENT PETROLEUM ASSOCIATION
OF AMERICA, statement opposing fur-
ther enlargement of power of State
Department over import policies by,
A2509.
Statement relative to extension of Re-
ciprocal Trade Agreements Act before
House Committee on Ways and Means
by Russell B. Brown, general counsel
of A2414.
INDEPENDENT PETROLEUM ASSOCIATION
OF TEXAS, attitude toward the Anglo-
American petroleum agreement rela-
tive to opposition to, 10751.
Letter urging increase in price of'crude
oil by, A5333.
INDEPENDENT RETAIL LUMBER DEALERS'
ASSOCIATION, letter relative to con-
ditions in the lumber industry by,
A5561.
Statement relative to problems of lum-
ber dealers before Senate Committee
on Small Business by, A5559.
INDEPENDENT TIRE DEALERS AND TIRE
REBUILDERS OF AMERICA, remarks
in House relative to, A508.
INDEPENDENT VOTERS OF ILLINOIS, ad-
dress relative to San Francisco charter
by Senator Pepper in Chicago before,
A3215.
Statement favoring continuance of price
controls by, A5155.
INDIA, address in Washington by Syud Hos-
sian, Representative Coffee, Krishnalal
Shridharani, Anup Singh, Louis Brom-
field, and Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit rela-
tive to, A1217, A1218.
Article by Serge Fliegers from magazine
Trend relative to legislation on immi-
gration from, A3587.
Article captioned First Truck Convoy
From India in 2 Years Reaches
Myltkyiner from Washington Post,
A172.
Article entitled "Why Not Equal Status
for the People of India?" from Balti-
more Sun, A3587.
Articles by Los Angeles Times, Kansas
City Star, and Baltimore Sun relative
to lifting of immigration restrictions
to, A3587.
Bill for admission into the United States
of persons of races indigenous to (see
bill H. R. 3517"). .
Bill to authorize naturalization and ad-
mission under a quota of certain East-
ern Hemisphere Indians of (see bills
S. 505; H. R. 173, 2256, 2609).
Bill to permit naturalization of certain
natives of (see bill H. R. 1624.)
Bill to permit naturalization of all peo-
ple, residing in United States, from
(see bills S. 236; H. R. 1746).
Correspondence relative to the bill (H.
R. 3517) relative to immigration of
persons of races indigenous to, 9523,
9524, 9528.
Editorials on East Indian immigration
quotas from New York Times, New
York Herald Tribune and Christian
Science Monitor, A3574, A3575.
Excerpt from radio broadcast by Repre-
sentative Kunkel relative to immigra-
tion from, A4494.
Letter by Representative Celler relative
to interpational trade with, A2893.
INDIA-Continued.
List of newspapers publishing editorials
favorable on Indian immigration,
A3588.
Remarks in House opposing admittance
of persons from, 9538.
Remarks in House relating to aid through
American Friends Service Committee
for, A2145.
Remarks in House relative to first con-
voy in 2 years over Ledo Road, A172.
Remarks in House relative to H. R. 3517
relative to admission of persons from,
9538, 9541.
Remarks in House relative to immigra-
tion and naturalization of persons in-
digenous to, 9519.
Remarks in House relative to ineligibil-
ity to receive UNRRA funds of, A2367.
Remarks in House relative to organiza-
tions aiding, A2367.
Remarks in House relative to our prewar
exports to, A2884.
Remarks in House relative to refusal to
issue passports to businessmen to visit,
11928.
Remarks in House relative to record of
Lewis A. Pick in construction of mili-
tary roads in, A172.
Remarks in House relative to rich re-
sources in, 9542.
Remarks in House relative to the starv-
ing people of, A2145.
Speech by William Phillips before Ameri-
can Relief For India, Inc., relative to
conditions in, A2145.
Statement by American Relief for In-
dia, Inc., relative to conditions in,
A2166.
Table: imports and exports with United
States, 1926-40, A2893.
INDIA AND BRITAIN'S POISONED PROPA-
GANDA AGAINST UNITED STATES,
letter by unnamed official relative to,
A5679.
INDIA AND THE BRITISH POLICY, article
from National Committee for India's
Freedom from Washington Evening
STAR relative to, A5563.
INDIA-BURMA HIGHWAY: HIGH WAGES
PAID TO CIVILIAN MECHANICS,
article from Daily Corinthian (Miss.)
relative to, A3451.
INDIA INDEPENDENCE DAY, remarks in
House relative to meeting in Washing-
ton observing, A1217.
INDIA LEAGUE OF AMERICA, resolution
relative to use of Indian troops in In-
donesia from, A5548.
INDIA QUARTERLY (publication), article
entitled "Roosevelt's Legacy To Amer-
ica and the World" by Senator Thomas
of Utah from, A3895.
INDIA'S FREEDOM, statement by Repre-
sentative Caller at India Independence
Day meeting, Washington, D. C., rela-
tive to, A341;
INDIA, VICTIM OF BOTH FAMINE AND THE
WAR, memorandum by Board of
American Relief for India, Inc., rela-
tive to, A2368.
INDIANA, cablegram from certain Indiana
troops requesting to be returned to
their homes, 9823.
Credentials of Senator-elect Homer E.
Capehart from the State of, 3.
Memorial of legislature requesting Con-
gress to provide funds to establish
veterans' hospitals in, A2522.
Remarks in House relative to car thefts
by juveniles, A1945.
Remarks in House relative to fine war
record of Decatur County, A2216.
Remarks in House relative to need of a
veterans' hospital in northern, A5658.
Remarks in House relative to reaction to
belt-tightening suggestion of farmers
of, A2053.

INDIANA-Continued.' ....
Remarks in House relative to views on
current problems of people in, A3839.
Resolution of the Democratic State Com-
mittee of Indiana requesting the Com-
mittee on Privileges and Elections,
United States Senate, to continue in-
vestigation of the senatorial election
in, 912.
Resolution of Veterans of Foreign Wars
relative to treatment of servicemen at
veterans' facilities, 2777.
Resolutions of the American Legion De-
partment relative to legislation bene-
ficial to war veterans, 10069.
Statement relative to sale of war bonds
by, 1363.
Text of resolution relative to relaxing
regulations of ODT barring. transpor-
tation in school busses of school bands
by General Assembly of, A417.
INDIANA COAL MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION,
INC, letter and statement relative to
regulations of Solid Fuels Administra-
tion on coal delivery by, A1497; A1498.
INDIANA COMMITTEE FOR VICTORY,
radio address- relative to public opin-
ion's influence in approaching San
Francisco Conference by E. A. Conway
'under auspices of, A1410.
Speech entitled "What Should Be the
Postwar Policy of the United States?"
by Representative- LaFollette before,
A1899.
INDIANA DEMOCRATIC EDITORIAL ASSO-
CIATION, address on man in the
street by Robert E. Hannegan at
French Lick before, A5612.
INDIANA-HIGH ECHOOL DIPLOMAS FOR
VETERANS, letter by Hugh A. McNeill,
Jr., relative to, A4378.
INDIANA UNIVERSITY, address by Francisco
A. Delgado at commencement exer-
cises of, A.987.
Letter relative to educational allowances
for veterans by Lee R. Dowling of,
A1973.
Remarks in House relative to conferring
of degree of doctor of laws on Francisco
A. Delgado by, A3987.
Speech by J. Frank Lindsey at presenta-
tion of portrait of Ernie Pyle to Sigma
Alpha Epsilon fraternity of, A4377.
INDIANAPOLIS (United- States cruiser), ar-
ticle by W. H. Lawrence relative to the
sinking of, 12220.
-INDIANAPOLIS, IND., communication from
the Chamber of Commerce relative to
the proposed bill for extension of the
Reciprocal Trade Act, 5085.
INDIANAPOLIS ASSOCIATION OF CREDIT
MEN, statement on back to work prop-
aganda by Merritt Fields, manager,
A4383.
INDIANAPOLIS COUNCIL OF CHURCH
WOMEN, letter relative to world day
of prayer by Mrs. Ralph L. Holland,
president of, A683.
INDIANAPOLIS COMMERCIAL (newspaper),
editorial on back to work propaganda
by Mark Gray from, A4384.
Editorial on Mrs. Truman's right to
'privacy from, A5453.
INDIANAPOLIS DOES NOT WANT FEDERAL
MONEY FOR SLUM CLEARANCE, ar-
ticle from Wall Street Journal rela-
tive to, A5477.
INDIANAPOLIS NEWS (newspaper), edi-.
torial entitled "Treaty Ratification"
from, A1496.
Editorial entitled "Put Your Cows To-
gether, Boys?" from, A1694.
Editorial opposing drafting of 18-year-
olds for Army duty from, A3807.
Editorial relative to memorial to war
correspondents from, A4686.
"INDIANAPOLIS ON WORLD AIR MAP,"
editorial from Indianapolis (Ind.) Star
entitled, A3697.
INDEX
INDIANAPOLIS RECORDER (newspaper),
letter by Representative Ludlow prais-
ing Victory Progress edition of, A3570.
Remarks in House praising the outstand-
ing Negro newspaper, A3570.
INDIANAPOLIS STAR (newspaper), article
on farms for returning veterans by
Maurice Early from, A26.
Article entitled "Willis Calls 60,000,000-
Job Plan Political Propaganda" by
Jack Reed from, A922.
Editorial entitled "Go To It, Mr. Presi-
dent" from, A10.9.
Editorial entitled "Indianapolis on World
Air Map" from, A3697..
Editorial entitled "Peace Needs World
Conscience" from, A5297.
Editorial entitled "What Goes on Here?"
from, A1421.
Editorial on President's report'on Yalta
Conference from, A1019.
Editorial, Square Deal.for Carriers-Bul-
winkle Bill, from, A5175.
Editorial. relative to method of ratifica-
tion of treaties from, A1495.
Remarks in House relative to political
background of, A1059.
INDIANAPOLIS: TIMES (newspaper)-, article
on German news censorship by John
W. Hillman from, A2462.
Editorial • entitled "Congress and
Treaties" from, A1495.
'Editorial on moral from Nazi atrocities
by John W. Hillman from, A2285.
'INDIAN AFFAIRS, facilitate and simplify ad-
ministration of (see bill H. R. 4386').
Excerpt from statement by former Rep-
resentative Pettengill relative to ap-
propriation for office of, A4086.
INDIAN CLAIMS COMMISSION, create, to
provide for the powers, duties, and
functions thereof (see bills H. R. 1198,
1341, 4497*).,
Memorial of Legislature of Ok'ahoma
urging creation of, 5465.
INDIAN IRRIGATION PROJECTS, letters
from Secretary of Interior transmit-
ting data pertinent to, 989, 1595, 1640,
1706.
INDIAN LANDS, amend Public Law 322 of
Seventy-second Congress, second ses-
sion, with respect to titles to (see bill
S. 1369).
Bill to authorize the leasing for business
of (see bill H. R. 2536*).
Bills to authorize Secretary of Interior
to contract with Middle Rio Grande
Conservatory District of New Mexico
for payment of operation and mainte-
nance charges on certain Pueblo (see
bills S. 718'; H. R. 2119').
Bills to declare that United States holds
certain lands in trust for Indian use
(see bills H. R. 3061, 3062).
Bill to provide for leasing of allotted
lands on Grow Indian Reservation
(see bill H. R. 4002).
Bill to provide for purchase of restricted
Indian lands from heirs or from any
Indian over 60 years of age (see bill
H. R. 3680).
Bill to set aside certain lands in Okla-
homa in trust for Indians of Kiowa,
Comanche, and Apache Indian Res-
ervation (see bill S. 1043).
Letter from Secretary of the Interior
transmitting draft of proposed legisla-
tion for payment of charges on cer-
tain, 1597.
Remarks in House and text of bill (H. R.
3680) to provide for purchase from
heirs or from any Indian over 60 years
of age of restricted, A3345.
INDIAN LANDS AND RESOURCES, repeal
act of June 18, 1934, and act of June
15, 1935, to conserve and develop (see
bills S. 978, 1140).
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INDIANOLA ANTIAIRCRAFT GUNNERY
RANGE, authorizing transfer to Cal-
houn County, Tex., of military in-
stallations on (see bill H. R. 2804).
INDIAN RESERVATIONS, enforcement of
penal laws on (see bill S. 1179).
Letter from the Secretary of the In-
terior relative to reserves from all ap-
propriation lands within, 771.
Resolution of the Western Association
of State Game and Fish Commis-
sioners relative to proposed legislation
concerning fish and game resources-
on, 258.
INDIAN RIVER AND BAY, DEL., memorial
• . of Legislature of Delaware urging im-
provement of, 3283.
INDIANS, amendment in Senate to bill (H. R.
3024) making an appropriation for
• construction of a hospital for tubercu-
losis victims .among the Indians of
Montana, 4100.
Article by 0. K. Armstrong from Reader's
Digest entitled "Set the American
Indians Free," A4815.
Article entitled "Alaska, Statute-Equal.
Rights for Indians". by Richard L.
Neuberger from Washington Post,
A1486.
Article, entitled: "Set the American In-
dians Free" by .O. K., Armstrong from
Reader's Digest, A3648.
Associated Press dispatch relative to
forbidden used of peyote by, A980.
Bills to amend act to provide for cooper-
ation by Smithsonian Institution
with State, educational, and scientific
organizations for continuing ethno-
logical researches on American (see
bills S. 1652; H. R. 4846).
Bills to amend section 2 of act of Jan-
uary 25, 1942, and relating to refund
of taxes illegally paid by Indian citi-
zens (see bills S. 1145, 1439).
Bill to authorize adjustments of irriga-
tion charges in certain land exchanges
within Indian irrigation projects (see
bill H. R. 2457").-
Bill to authorize Secretary of Interior
to adjust debts of individual Indians,
associations, or tribes of (see bill H. R.
2231*).
Bills to authorize use of funds of any
tribe for insurance premiums (see bills
S. 1235; H. R. 3600).
Bill conferring jurisdiction upon Court
of Claims with respect to suit num-
bered E-344 entitled "Klamath and
Modoc Tribes and Yahooskin Band of
Snake Indians Versus United States"
(see bill S. 1047).
Bill to emancipate the Indians of United
States (see bill H. R. 3710).
Bill for expenditure of funds for coop-
crating with public school board at
Walker, Minn., for extension of pub-
lic-school facilities to be available to
all Indian children in the district (see
bill H. R. 4098).
Bill to prevent placing of liens upon
lands of Indian recipients of old-age
assistance benefits (see bill S. 1484).
Bill to prohibit appointment of persons
of less than one-half Indian blood to
the office of Commissioner of Indian
Affairs (see bill S. 1092).
Bill to prohibit collection of fes by
Secretary of Interior for administra-
tion of funds of restricted (see S5ill
S. 1036).
Bill to provide a uniform code of descent
of trust on restricted Indian estates,
and for other purposes (see bill H. ft.
2294).
Bill to provide for enforcement of penal
laws of the 'States on Indian reserva-
tions (see bill S. 1179).
Bills to provide for removal of restric-
tions on property of Indians who serve
In the armed forces (see bills S. 1093,
1194; H. R. 3681, 4196).
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INDIANS-Continued.
Bill to repeal certain acts of Congress,
known as Indian liquor laws, in cer-
tain parts of Wisconsin (see bill H. R.
3717).
Bills to repeal certain provisions of law
relative to trading with Indian tribes
(see bills S. 1287; H. R. 4004).
Editorial captioned 'to, the poor In-
dian," A1185.
Joint resolutions establishing a joint
congressional committee to make a
study of claims of Indian tribes and to
Investigate administration of Indian
affairs (see S. J. Res. 79; H. J. Res.
237).
Letter by Frank T. Hines relative to loans
to 'Indian veterans under Service-
men's Readjustment Act of 1944, A3342.
Letter from Secretary of the Interior
transmitting copy of order canceling
certain debts due United States by in-
dividual and tribes of, 3530.
Letter from Secretary of the Interior
transmitting draft of bill authorizing
payment of insurance premiums by,
4913, 5172.
Letter from Secretary of the Interior
transmitting draft of bill to confer
jurisdiction on North Dakota over of-
fenses committed by or against cer-
tain, 7893, 7935.
Letter from the Secretary of the Interior
transmitting a draft of a proposed bill
to reserve certain lands in Utah for
addition to the Goshute Reservation,
1828.
Letter from Secretary of the Interior
transmitting draft of bill transferring
property from War Relocation Author-
ity to Colorado River Tribe of, 7826,
7890.
Letter from Secretary of the Interior
transmitting proposed bills for use of
lands in Montana, North Dakota, and
South Dakota for, 3351.
Memorial of legislature relative to post-
war construction of an adequate tuber-
culosis sanitarium for Indians in Mon-
tana, 1880.
Memorial of New York Legislature rela-
tive to Indians within State of New
York be subject to jurisdiction of laws
of that State, A2755.
Protest of certain tribes against building
of a dam near Garrison, N. Dak., 9589.
Remarks in House relative to record in
World Wars I and II of, A3342.
Remarks in Senate relative to the con-
dition of the American Indian, 5386.
Resolution to authorize the Committee
on Indian Affairs to investigate the
condition of the American Indian in
the United States and Territory of
Alaska (see H. Res. 128, 130).
Statement on the American Indian way
of life by legislative council, League of
American Indians, A3211.
Text of bill H. R. 3681 to provide for re-
moval of restrictions on property of
Indians who serve in the armed forces,
A3343.
Text of bill (H. R. 3710) to emancipate
Indians of the United States, A3342.
Alaska: resolution by Alaska Territorial
Chamber of Commerce relative to abo-
riginal claims of Indians of, A1762.
Apache: memorial of Legislature of Ari-
zona relative to the bill (S. 114) to
pay for lands ceded by, 2075.
Arapahoe: bill to adjudicate claim of
(see bill S. 485).
Baseball players: remarks in Senate rel-
ative to, 5401.
Blackfeet Tribe: bill to provide for dis-
position of tribal funds of (see bill
H, R. 1110).
Caifornia: billto adjudicate claims of
those who were not parties to certain
18 unratified treaties (see bill H. R.
3604).
INDEX
INDIANS-Continued.
California: bill to provide for a roll of,
and for pro rata distribution of funds
in Treasury to credit of said Indians
and their disbursement (see bill H. R.
3605).
-bill to provide procedure to en-
gage attorneys to represent them, take
such collective action as they deem
proper (see bill H. R. 3606).
Cherokees of North Carolina: bill to
authorize revision of tribal roll of
Eastern Band of (see bill H. R. 1211).
Cherokees of Oklahoma: bills for relief of
(see bills S. 53; H. R. 341*).
Cheyenne: bill to adjudicate claim of
(see bill S. 485).
Chippeswa: bill to adjudicate claims of
the Turtle Band of (see bill H. R.
13811).
. bill to declare that the United
States holds certain lands in trust for
Minnesota tribe of (see bill H. R. 2439).
Credit operations under authority of
(48 Stat. 986 and 49 Stat. 1967) : letter
from the Secretary of the Interior
transmitting report of, 328,
Creek: resolution paying tribute to
Franklin D. Roosevelt by Creek Tribe
at Okmulgee, Okla., A4066.
Crow: bill to provide for disposition of
inherited interests in estates of certain
deceased Crow Indian allottees (see
bill H. R. 4003).
Crow Indian allottees: bill to provide
for disposition of inherited interests
in the estates of certain deceased (see
bill S. 764).
Crow Indian Reservation, Mont.: bills to
provide for leasing of allotted lands on
(see bills S. 763; H. R. 4002).
bills to provide for adjustments in
connection 'with Crow irrigation proj-
ect (see bills S. 488, 1681; H. R. 2862,
4195, 4983.
Crow Tribe: joint resolution to amend
act of July 3, 1926, to adjudicate claims
of (see S. J. Res. 63).
Debts of: letter from the Secretary of the
Interior transmitting a draft of a pro-
posed bill to authorize adjustment of,
1107, 1209.
Devils Lake Indian Reservation: bills to
confei jurisdiction on State of North
Dakota over offenses committed by or
against Indians on (see bills S. 1305;
H. R. 4315).
Education: bill to amend act of Febru-
ary 15, 1929, relative to compulsory
attendance of children at school (see
bill H. R. 2893).
Fiscal affairs of: letter from the Secre-
tary of the Interior relative to, 1706.
Five Civilized Tribes: bills to validate
titles to certain lands conveyed by (see
bills S. 54; H. R. 1197, 2640, 2754*).
-bills to amend act relative to re--
strictions applicable to (see bills S. 54;
H. R. 1199, 1200, 2640, 2754*).
-bill to amend act of December 24,
1942 (56 Stat. 1080), relating to estates
of certain deceased Indians of (see bill
S. 749).
-memorial of Legislature of Okla-
homa urging enactment of bill (H. R.
1197) to validate titles to certain lands
conveyed by Indians of, 2892.
-resolution to print manuscript of
laws and regulations relating to (see
S. Res. 67).
Flathead Reservation, Mont.: bill to ad-
judicate claims of certain Indians of
(see bill S. 782).
-bill to adjudicate claims of Con-
federated Salish and Kootenai Tribes
of Indians of (see bill H. R. 2678).
bills to provide for disposition of
tribal funds of Confederated Salish
and Kootenal Tribes of Indians of (see
bills S. 1272; H. R. 3843).
INDIANS-Continuad;
Fort Berthold Reservation, N. Dak.: bills
for relief of (see bills S. 186; H. R.
1095, 1363).
Goshute Indian Reservation: bill to re-
serve certain land on public domain in
Utah for addition to (see bill H.- R.
2563).
Haida Indians of Alaska: bill to amend
act for relief of (see bill H. R. 1804*).
Kanosh Indian Reservation: bill to re-
serve certain lands in Utah for addi-
tion to (see bill H. R. 3552).
-letter from the Secretary of the
Interior transmitting a draft, of a
proposed bill to reserve certain land as
an addition to, 6245.
letter from the Secretary of the
Interior transmitting a draft of pro-
posed legislation to reserve certain
public lands for, 6203.
Klamath: bills to amend act of June 25,
1938, authorizing Secretary of the In-
terior to pay salary and expenses. of
members of the business committee
and official delegates of (see bills S.
665*; H. R. 2296*).
-bill conferring jurisdiction upon
Court of Claims with respect to suit
No. E346 of (see bill H. R. 3027).
-bills to protect the livestock of
(see bills S. 793; H. R. 2743).
-bills to provide for general welfare
and advancement of (see bills S. 794;
H. R. 2744).
Klamath Reservation, Oreg.: bills to pro-
vide for conservation of fish and wild-
life on (see bills S. 654; H. H. 2297*).
- bill to remove restrictions on
property and moneys belonging to
members of, to provide for liquidation
of tribal property, and to confer com-
plete citizenship upon such Indians
(see bill S. 1313).
Loans to: letter from the Secretary of the
Interior transmitting copies of, 290.
Metlakahtla: bill to amend granting cit-
izenship in Alaska to (see bill H. R.
655).
Menominee Reservation: bill to authorize
payment of certain sums to jobbers for
their timber logging during season 1934-
35 for Indians on (see bill S. 1418).
Minnesota: bill to repeal certain acts of
Congress known as Indian liquor laws
in certain parts of (see bill H. R. 2425).
-bill to subject Indians and Indian
reservations in the State to the laws,
with certain exceptions, of State of
(see bill H. R. 2426).
Minnesota Chippewa Tribe: bill for relief
of (see bill H. R. 5065).
Modoc: bill conferring jurisdiction upon
Court of Claims with respect to suit
No. E346 of (see bill H. R. 3027).
Northwest Territory: joint resolution to
provide for observance and celebration
of one hundred and fiftieth anniver-
sary of signing of Treaty of Greene
Ville with Indians of (see S. J. Res. 71;
H. J. Res. 195).
Northwestern Bands of Shoshone: reso-
lution authorizing the printing as
House document the opinion of Su-
preme Court in case of (see H. Res.
198.).
Osage: bills authorizing appropriation
for payment to Osage Tribe for lands
sold by United States to (see bills S.
617; H. R. 4060).
Osage Tribe in Oklahoma: bill to provide
for nomination of candidates for elec-
tion as officers of (see bill S. 1112).
- bill to provide for payment of
travel and other expenses of members
of tribal council, business committees,
or other tribal organizations of (see
bill S. 1085).
Potawatomi: bill authorizing Secretary
of Interior to cancel the fee patents
heretofore issued on two Potawatomi
Indian allotments (see bill H. R. 3396).

INDIANS-Continusd.
Pyramid Lake Indian Reservation, Nev.:
bill to authorize Secretary of. the In-
terior to issue patents for certain lands
to certain settlers in (see bill S. 22).
Quinaielt Reservation, Wash.: bill au-
thorizing . payment of necessary ex-
penses incurred by securing allotments
to certain members on (see bill H. R.
1819).
Quinault Tribe: joint resolution author-
izing prosecution and proceeding in
certain claim by (see H. J. Res. 259).
San Carlos Act: bill to amend section 3
of (see bill S. 812).
San Carlos Apache: bills authorizing pay-
ment for certain lands to- (see bills
S. 114; H. R. 2589).
-memorial of Arizona State Legis-
lature requesting payment for certain
lands to, A1279.
Seminole Tribe: bill to authorize pay-
ment to certain enrolled members un-
der 'act of July 2, 1942 (see bill H. R.
4583)..
Shoshone: editorial relative to opinion
of Supreme Court on claims of, Al185.
- remarks In House relative to deci-
sion of Supreme Court regarding claims
of, A1185.
- resolution to print the opinion of
the Supreme" Court of the United
States in the case of the Northwestern
Bands of Shoshone Indians on writ of
certiorari to the Court of Claims (see
H. Res. 198*).
Sioux:'bill authorizing appropriation to
carry out act of May 3, 1928, relating to
claims of (see bill H. R. 378*).
-bill authorizing payment for cer-
tain lands ceded to the United States
by the Sisseton and Wahpeton Bands
of (see bill H. R. 1382).
-data concerning, 5397.
-- joint resolutions to supplement
act of June 3, 1920, and to provide for
a full accounting claims 'of (see S. J.
Res. 67; H. J. Res. 179).
-- letter from Secretary of Interior
relative to bill H. R. 378, claims of,
A2049.
-remarks in House relative to bill
H. R. 378, relative to claims of, A2049.
Sisseton Indian Reservation, S. Dak.:
bill authorizing consolidation of lands
on (see bill H. R. 2947).
Snake: bill conferring jurisdiction upon
Court of Claims with respect to suit
No. E 346 of Yahooskin Band of (see
bill H. R. 3027).
Summit Lake Indian Reservation: bill
to reserve certain land on public do-
main in Nevada for addition to (see
bill H. R. 3601).
Tlingit and Haida: amend act for relief
of (see bill H. R. 1804").
Tlingit Indians of.Alaska: bill to amend
act for relief of (see bill H. R. 1804*).
tlom-Pee-Saw, Frank: letter relative to
proposed loan to Great Britain, 12231.
Uintah irrigation -project, Utah: bill
to cancel drainage charges against cer-
tain lands within (see.bill H. R. 2637*).
Ute: bill to amend act to adjudicate
claims of (see bill H. R. 4567).
-- bill to provide for disposition of
tribal funds of (see bill H. R. 3805).
Wind River Reservation: bill'relating to
disbursement of joint funds of the
Shoshone and Arapaho Tribes of (see
bills S. 869; H. R. 2888).
Wisconsin: bill to subject Indians and
Indian reservations in Wisconsin to
laws with certain exemptions of, (see
bill H. R. 3718).
Wounded Knee Creek: bill to provide
payments to those suffering death or
wounds on December 29, 1890, in the
massacre at (see bill S. 1075).
XCI-Ind---I
INDEX
.INDIAN TRIBES, letter from Secretary of In-
terior transmitting statement of fiscal
affairs of, 1706.
"INDIAN STUDENTS REPLACE GI's ON
AMERICAN-BOUND BOATS," article
by Ed Sullivan from Washington
Times-Herald .entitled, A5218.
INDIANTOWN, PA., report to subcommittee
of House Military Affairs of visit to
separation center at, A4141.
"INDIVIDUAL FREEDOM," editorial by
Thurman Sensing entitled, A215.
INDIVIDUALISM, excerpt from article ap-
pearing in New Republic relative to,
A-,508.
"INDIVIDUAL SECURITY IN THE POSTWAR
WORLD," statement by Secretary of
Labor Schwellenbach for Trans-radio
Press entitled, A4657.
INDONESIA, remarks in House relative to
use lend-lease supplies in, A5765.
Resolution by India League of America
relative to use of Indian troops in,
A5548.
INDONESIAN INDEPENDENCE MOVEMENT,
report of an eye witness observer rela-
tive to, A5765.
"INDONESIAN REVOLT AND AMERICAN
RESFONSIBILITY," editorial from
New Leader entitled, A5318.
INDONESIAN SITUATION, article by Con-
stantine Brown from Washington Eve-
ning Star relative to the explosive,
A5341.
INDUCTIONS INTO ARMED FORCES, edi-
torial from Stars and Stripes favoring
continuing, A3932.
INDUSTRIAL-ALCOEOL PLANTS, remarks in
Senate relates to production of sugars
and sirups in, 9601.
INDUSTRIAL AND ENGINEERING CHEMIS-
TRY (publication), article entitled
"Peace and a New World" by Walter J.
Murphy from, A3888.
Ed'torial entitled "Shall We Sell America
Short Scientifically?" from, A2355.
Editorial relative to shortage of students
in chemistry and chemical engineers
from, A486.
INDUSTRIAL COMMODITIES, table: ex-
ports, 1931-41, A2479.
INDUSTRIAL DECENTRALIZATION, remarks
in Senate relative to, 9587.
INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES, message from the
President relative to settlement of,
11288.
Resolution to provide for appointment
of fact-finding bodies in connection
with (see H. Res. 435).
INDUSTRIAL GROUP, statistics relative to
net sales and profits before and after
taxes, 10085.
INDUSTRIAL HEALTH HAZARDS, remarks in
Senate relative to, 7554.
"INDUSTRIALISTS HONOR SEVEN LABOR
LEADERS," article by Ray de Crane
from Cleveland (Ohio) Press entitled,
A3239.
INDUSTRIALIZATION OF UNDERDEVEL-
OPED AREAS, provide for aid in (see
bill H. R. 4068).
Editorial from Fort Smith (Ark.) South-
west American relative to, A4607.
INDUSTRIAL LEGISLATION AID TO SOUTH,
editorial by Virginius Dalney from
Richmond Times-Dispatch relative to,
A5150.
INDUSTRIAL PEACE, outline of a program
for, 6325.
Remarks in House relative to bequest in
will of Benjamin Rush Toland for,
A4720.
"INDUSTRIAL PEACE BILL," article by Mark
Sullivan from Washington Post en-
titled, A3212.
"INDUSTRIAL PEACE CHARTER IS A
TIMELY PROPOSAL," editorial from
Sacramento (Calif.) Bee entitled,
A3503.
INDUSTRIAL PLANTS, article entitled "In-
Plant Feeding" by William R. Davis,
A3564.
INDUSTRIAL PRICES AND PRODUCTION,
statistics of, 4261, 4262.
INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION AND EMPLOY-
MENT, remarks in House relative to,
1089.
INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS REVIEW (publi-
cation), article captioned "A time for
action" from, A2025.
INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS, mersage from the
President relative to, 11332.
INDUSTRIAL RELATIONSHIPS, radio ad-
dress by Secretary of Labor Schwellen-
bach relative to future, A2500.
INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH, editorial from Na-
tion's News relative to statement of
Henry B. Hass on value of, A2745.
INDUSTRIAL STRIFE, remarks in House
relative to the President's recom-
mendations for ending, 11633.
INDUSTRIAL STRIFE ON TiE HOME
FRONT, statement by Eric A. Johnston
relative to, A4123.
INDUSTRIAL UNION OF MARINE AND
SHIPBUILDING WORKERS OF AMER-
-ICA, CIO, article entitled "Stabiliza-
tion of Shipbuilding" by, A5469.
INDUSTRIAL WIRE CLOTH INSTITUTE,
statement relative to extension of Re-
cip:rocal Trade Agreements Act to
House Committee on Ways and Means
by, A2396.
INDUSTRIAL WORKERS, remarks in House
"relative to transfer of, 1397.
INDUSTRIAL WORKERS DURING RECON-
VERSION PERIOD, remarks in House
relative to, 6366.
INDUSTRIES, providing for cooperation with
State agencies administering labor
laws, and maintaining safety regula-
tions in (see bill H. R. 525').
INDUSTRY, article entitled "The Adjustment
of Industrial Disputes" by B. L. Masse
and C. W. Anrod from America, A4261,
A4262.
Article entitled "Where Do Wages Come
From?" by Peter F. Drucker from Sat-
urday Evening Post, A5101.
Bill to protect interstate and foreign
commerce by providing means for
prompt and orderly settlement of con-
troversies between employers and em-
ployees (see bill S. 1419).
Bills to provide for aid in industrializa-
tion of undeveloped areas (see bills
S. 1385; H. R. 4068).
Bill to provide for cooperation with State
agencies administering labor laws in
establishing and maintaining safe and
proper working conditions in (see
bill S. 12711.
Concurrent resolution to declare a gov-
ernmental policy in relation to indus-
trial readjustments during and after
the present war (see H. Con. Res. 7).
Editorial entitled "What Industry
Wants" from Fort Worth Star-Tele-
gram, A1025.
Editorial from Worcester (Mass.) Tele-
gram relative to deferment of skilled
labor in, A1254.
Editorial on prices-wages-profits, from
Milwaukee Journal, A4543.
News release by OPA relative to addi-
tional ration points for workers in
heavy, 7265.
Remarks in House relative to contribu-
tion during war of taxpayer to Amer-
0
ican, A 599.
Remarks in House relative to decentral-
ization of. A4105.
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INDUSTRY-Continued.
Remarks in House relative to effect of
bill (H. R. 1752) on workers in, 2842.
Remarks in House relative to need of
cooperation between labor and man-
ment, A3226.
Remarks in House relative to wartime
industrial plants established In the
West, A1019.
Remarks in House relative to seniority
credit for members of armed forces by,
A3994.
Resolution to investigate the effect upon
the country of the centralization of
heavy industry (see H. Res. 83).
Tables showing average hours and earn-
ings, weekly and hourly in, 10886,
10887,
INDUSTRY AND LABOR, remarks In House
relative to a proposed conference of,
9251.
INDUSTRY CENSUS, provide for censuses of
manufactures, mineral industries,
business and distribution, and trans-
portation (see bill S. 1705).
INDUSTRY ON PACIFIC COAST, article by
Roscoe Drummond from Christian
Science Monitor relative to grim pros-
pect for, A3178.
INDUSTRY OVERCOMES RACIAL DISCRIM-
INATION, article by Sara E. Southall
from Church Woman relative to,
A2851.
INDUSTRY'S PROBLEMS, address by Marion
Hargrove before National Association of
Manufacturers relative to, A5593.
INDUSTRY'S PRODUCTIVITY, remarks in
House relative to, A5097.
IN FACT (magazine), editorial on Congress'
absenteeism by George Seldes from,
A5659.
INFANT MORTALITY IN 1943, table showing,
8054.
INFANTILE PARALYSIS, address by Sister
Kenny before Illinois State Legislature
on control and treatment of, A2107.
Letter by Henry H. Begley favoring legis-
lation for funds on research of cancer
and, A4267.
Letter by Marie A. Sanford favoring bill
to help fight, A4551.
Letter by Norman Cousens relative to
legislation for research on, A4497.
Letter by Thursday Study Club of La
Crosse, Wis., favoring H. R. 3939, appro-
priation for, A4313.
Remarks in House relative to H. R. 3939,
appropriation for research on, A4089,
A4266, A4396,
Remarks in House relative to interest of
Franklin Delano Roosevelt in victims
of, A2230.
Remarks in House relative to number of
cases in Washington of, A4266.
Resolution to investigate the achieve-
ments of Sister Elizabeth Kenny in
treatment of (see H. Res. 201).
INFANTRY, letter by Flake L. McHaney rela-
tive to, A734.
Remarks in House relative to release by
War Department entitled, A734.
INFANTRY DAY, address by Senator Pepper
at Camp Blanding, Fla., on observance
of, A3194.
INFLAMMABLE MATERIAL FOR CHIL-
DREN'S COWBOY SUITS, remarks in
House relative to, 3227.
INFLATION, article captioned "Capital sees
rise in peril of inflation" by Richard
L. Strout, 2052.
Article entitled "Yule Buying Shows Peril
of Inflation" by Richard L. Strout from
Christian Science Monitor, A5812.
Bill relating to use of methods to pre-
vent (see bill H. R. 3648).
Definition of, 5283.
Editorial entitled "The Remedy for Infla-
tion" from New York Times, A5812.
Editorial entitled "The Threat of Infla-
tion" from Foreign Service, A5569.
INDEX
INFLATION-Continued.
Joint resolution to repeal Public Law 421,
Seventy-seventh Congress, relating to
rise in prices (see H. Res. 232).
Remarks in House and correspondence
relative to, 9500, 9510, 11603, A4581.
Remarks in House relative to cooperation
by Johnson & Johnson, Inc., to keep
down, A598, A681.
Remarks in House relative to debt of the
Government and, A5812.
Remarks in House relative to duty of OPA
to hold line against, A3438.
Remarks in House relative to Govern-
ment's pledge that there will be no,
A241.
Remarks in House relative to havoc
wrought by uncontrolled, A4536.
Remarks in House relative to home
building and, A4357.
Remarks in House relative to insidious
danger of, A2019.
Remarks in House relative to necessity
of price control to prevent, A3004,
A3006.
Remarks in House relative to observance
of Fight Inflation Week, A2774.
Remarks in House relative to prevention
of, 501.
Remarks in House relative to preveition
of housing, A4431.
Remarks in House relative to rise since
1941 of, 1316.
Remarks in House relative to steps to
prevent, A1980.
Remarks in House relative to true mean-
ing of, A241.
Remarks in House relative to whether
we are being deceived about, A241.
Remarks in Senate relative to, 5759,
5846, 9779, 10903.
Resolution adopted by the Nebraska
Bankers Association relating to, 11079.
Statement by A. A. Mol relative to,
A2019.
Statement by R. B. Caywood from Jour-
nal of Commerce relative to food trade
drive against, A309.
Statement captioned "Fight inflation
week-June 10-17" from publication
Bread and Butter, A2774.
Table: break-down of wartime expansion
of note circulation, bank credit, and
public debt in France, Belgium, and
United States, 1939-44, A241.
INFLATION AHEAD IN REAL ESTATE, edi-
torial from Marshall (Tex.) Morning
News relative to, A4536.
INFLATIONARY PRESSURES, address by
Zenas L. Potter before New England
Newspaper Advertising Executive As-
sociation relative to, A4681.
"INFLATION CONTROL," editorial from Na-
tional Grange Monthly entitled, A1703.
INFLATION-CONTROL PROGRAM, speech by
Chester Bowles in New York before
National Association of Manufacturers
relative to, A5431.
INFLATION DYNAMITE-AMERICAN SAV-
INGS, article by Josephine Ripley from
Christian Science Monitor relative to,
A2938.
INFLATION-HOME BUILDING, editorial
from Austin (Tex.) Statesman relative
to, A4536.
INFLATION IN REAL ESTATE, letter by
William Howard Morgan from St. Louis
Post-Dispatch relative to, A5113.
INFLATION-OPA POLICIES, remarks in
House relative to, A5374.
INGER, ROBERT F. (technical sergeant,
U. S. Army), letter relative to peace-
time military training from Washing-
ton Evening Star by, A3003.
INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON, MICH.
(newspaper), editorial captioned "Wal-
lace paid for holding the pot" from,
A377.
INGHRAM, SAM, relief (scvh bill H. R. 3354).
INGLIS CONSTRUCTION CO., relief (see bill
H. R. 1565*).
INGLIS, THOMAS BROWNING (rear admiral,
U. S. Navy), excerpt from radio ad-
dress by Representative Bradley
(Michigan) relative to heroic naval
record of, A5151.
Remarks in House in defense of, 10812.
Tribute in House to, 10815.
INGRAHAM, MRS. HENRY A., statement be-
fore House Labor .Committee relative
to price and rent control made by,
A5030.
INJUNCTION OF SECRECY. See TREATIES.
"IN JUSTICE TO SCROOGE," article by
former Representative Pettengill en-
titled, A1454.
INLAND EMPIRE WATERWAYS ASSOCIA-
TION, address on postwar development
in Northwest by Paul J. Raver In
Lewiston, Idaho, before, A5792.
INLAND EMPIRE WATERWAYS ASSOCIA-
TION IN NORTHWEST, resolution rel-
ative to program for development of
arterial highways and river transpor-
tation in Northwest by, A5518.
INLAND PLANTS TO AID DEFENSE PRO-
GRAM, statement by West Central In-
dustrial Council Executive Committee
relative to, A4648.
INLAND WATERWAYS, editorial from Cal-
ship News of Chicago relative to future
of, A5240.
"INNER WORKING," article by Walter Lipp-
man entitled, A5002.
INONU, ISMET (President of Turkey), ad-
dress on November 1, 1945, before
Turkish National Assembly by, A4783.
Remarks in House relative to friendship
for United States of, A4782.
"IN-PLANT FEEDING," article by William
R. Davis entitled, A3564.
INSANE CRIMINALS, letter from the Com-
missioners transmitting request for
reintroduction of bill relating to,
749.
INSANE PERSONS, provide for detention,
care, and treatment of persons of un-
sound mind in certain Federal reserva-
tions in Virginia and Maryland (see
bills S. 759; H. R. 2710).
Bills regulating commitment of insane
persons to veterans' and other United
States institutions, and also pertain-
ing to administration of estates of in-
sane persons and minors, and commit-
ment of (see bills S. 1243; H. R. 1526).
INSECTICIDE ACT OF 1910, amend (see bill
H. R. 1764).
INSIDE WASHINGTON, article on Eisen-
hower's appreciation of home front by
Jim H. Brady from his column, A3285.
Article relative to Harry W. Vaughan's
refusal to use Government automo-
bile by Jim H. Brady from his column,
A5666.
Article relative to interest of Frank
Mecurio in Government by Jim H.
Brady from column, A3703.
Article relative to personal side of Presi-
dent Truman by Jim H. Brady from
his column, A3719.
Article relative to postwar dmployment
problems by Jim H. Brady from his
column, A3856.
Editorial entitled "International Labor
Council" by Jim H. Brady from column,
A3351.
INSIGNIA, for issuance to rejected or de-
ferred registrants for military service
of appropriate (see bill H. R. 418).
Bill to clarify provisions of law relating
to display of service flags and wearing
of service lapel buttons (see bill H. R.
598).

INSOLVENT RAILROADS, Investigation of
(see S. Res. 192).
INSTITUTE FOR AMERICAN DEMOCRACY,
INC., address by Representative Keefe
at unveiling of first historic poster
portraying true spirit of unity on pro-
gram of, Aill.
INSTITUTE OF LIFE INSURANCE, letter rela-
tive to retention of policies of national
life insurance from, A1739.
INSULAR POSSESSIONS OF THE UNITED
STATES, providing for administration
and protection by Navy Department of
(see H. J. Res. 69).
INSURANCE, remarks in House relative to
recipients of old-age assistance being
provided with, A156.
INSURANCE BUSINESS, article entitled "The
New Federal Insurance Law" by Sena-
tor O'lahoney from magazine, Ameri-
ca, A1625.
Authorization In Senate to file confer-
ence report on bill (S. 340) during ad-
journment, 1213.
Bill to affirm intent of Congress that
control shall remain with the States
of (see bill I. R. 1207).
Bill to amend the National Service Life
Insurance Act to provide for benefits in"
the case of persons who die without
having such insurance in force (see
bill S. 601).
Bill denying use of mails to insurance
companies which fail to comply with
State laws (see bill S. 606).
Bill to express intent of Congress with
reference to regulate (see bill S. 12).
Bill making it unlawful to use the mails
to solicit insurance or collect or trans-
mit insurance premiums in any State
without complying with insurance
laws theteof (see bill H. R. 38).
Bills relating to regulation of (see bills S.
340*; H. R. 1590, 1973*, 2021).
Conference report on bill (S. 340) rela-
tive to regulation of, 1373.
Editorial entitled "Federal Regulation
Let's Face It Now" from Insurance
Field, A4168.
Letters from the President concerning
the bill (S. 340) providing for regula-
tion of, 1479.
Petition relative to bills (S. 690 and 809;
H. R. 2229, 2230) to provide every adult
citizen with equal basic Federal in-
surance, 10248.
Remarks in House relative to intent of
Congress to regulate, Al190.
Remarks in House relative to legislation
passed for regulation of, 978, A1168.
Remarks in House relative to the bill
(S. 340) relative to regulation of,
1027, 1084, 1085, 1208.
Remarks in House urging protection for
American marine underwriters, A5766.
Remarks in Senate and correspondence
relative to regulation of, 482.
Remarks in Senate on conference report
on bill (S. 340) relative to regulation
of, 1474, 1477.
Remarks in Senate relative to regulation
of, 478, 1442.
Report of the Committee on the Judi-
ciary on bill (S. 340) for regulation of
(S. Rept. 20), 464.
Report of conference committee of Senate
and House of Representatives on regu-
lation of, Al191.
INSURANCE FIELD (publication), editorial
entitled "Federal Regulation-Let's
Face It Now" from, A4168.
INSURANCE UNDER SOCIAL SECURITY
ACT, authorize investigation by the
Joint Committee on Internal Revenue
Taxation (see S. Con. Res. 3').
"INTEGRITY: MAN'S GREATEST ASSET,"
address by George E. Stringfellow at
commencement exercises of Ithaca
College entitled, A2905.
Editorial from New Brunswick (N. J.)
Daily Home News entitled, A3046.
INDEX
INTELLIGENCE SERVICE, editorial on Dono-
van's plan for central intelligence
service from Washington Post, A683.
INTELLIGENCE SERVICE REORGANIZA-
TION, statement by Senator Wiley rel-
ative to the President's plan for, A41037.
INTER-AMERICAN ACADEMY OF COMPAR-
ATIVE AND INTERNATIONAL LAW,
address by George Maurice Morris at
Habana, Cuba, at inauguration of,
A555.
INTER-AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION, ad-
dress relative to development of inter-
national law by Marcial Mora before,
A445.
INTER-AMERICAN CONFERENCE AT MEX-
ICO CITY, remarks in Senate on re-
sults of, 2020.
INTER-AMERICAN CONFERENCE ON PROB-
LEMS OF WAR AND PEACE, address
by Edward R. Stettinius, Jr., in Mexico
City before, A798.
INTER-AMERICAN DECORATION, remarks
in House relative to award to Sumner
Welles of, A3771.
INTER-AMERICAN HIGHWAY, amend act to
provide for cooperation with Central
American Republics in construction of
(see bill S. 1104).
Bill to amend section 1 of act to provide
for cooperation with Central American
Republics in the construction of (see
bill H. R. 3172).
INTER-AMERICAN STATISTICAL INSTI-
TUTE, amend joint resolution of Janu-
asy 27, 1942, to enable the United
States to become an adhering member
(see bill H. R. 688), 6653.
List of projects operated by, 5803-5805.
"INTER-AMERICAN UNITY," article by
Sumner Welles entitled, A651.
INTERDEPENDENCE, remarks in House rel-
ative to principle of, A4114.
"INTERDEPENDENCE FOR AMERICANS,"
article by Associate Justice Murphy
from New York Daily Mirror entitled,
A3836.
INTERGOVERNMENTAL COMMITTEE ON
REFUGEES, enable the United States
to participate in work of, and to pay
its share of expenses of the Commit-
tee (see bill H. J. Res. 223).
Letter from Secretary of State trans-
mitting. draft of bill to enable United
States to participate in work of, 6408,
6631.
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT. See DEPARTMENT
I OF THE INTERIOR.
Letter proposing amendment for pur-
chase of public lands for home and
other sites, 97.
Letter requesting extension of 60 days
for report of Fish and Wildlife Service,
97.
Letter transmitting report on education
of natives of Alaska, 1944-45, 97.
INTERNAL REVENUE CODE, amend (see bills
S. 20, 829, 1188; H. R. 1436, 2330, 2564,
2720, 2765, 2796, 2797, 2825, 2890, 2914,
3117).
Bill to amend by providing a deferred
maintenance deduction for carriers
(see bill S. 21).
Bill to amend certain provisions, to bring
within scope thereof industrial oper-
ations performed on agricultural com-
modities, and to confine exemptions to
farming and related activities (see bill
S. 1348).
Bill to amend provisions with respect to
coverage of employees engaged in proc-
essing and packing of dried fruits and
vegetables (see billH. R. 294).
Bill to amend section 22, subdivision (b),
paragraph (2), of subparagraph (B) of
(see bill H. R. 456).
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INTERNAL REVENUE CODE- Continued.
Bills to amend, to allow the deduction of
certain circulation expenditures, and
expenditures in defense of or perfect-
ing property rights or title (see bills
S. 472; H. R. 1931).
Bill to amend section 22 (b) (4) of (see
bill H. R. 2014).
Bill to amend section 23 of (see bill H. R.
2313).
Bill to amend section 25 (b) (1) of (see
bill H. R. 457).
Bill to amend section 451 (a) of (see bill
H. R. 462).
Bill to amend section 2720 (a) and 3260
(a), relating to transfer tax, and tax
on manufacturers and dealers, in case'
of certain small-game guns (see bill
H. R. 122*).
Bill to amend section 3360 (c) of (see
bill H. R. 272).
Bill to amend section 3404 of (see bill
H. R. 1993).
Bill to amend section 3475 (b), relating
to tax on transportation of property
(see bill H. R. 1290).
Bill to amend section 3761 of (see bill
H. R. 458).
Bills to amend, so as to exempt from tax-
ation all amounts received by members
of armed forces as compensation for
military or naval service performed
during World War II (see bills S. 1455;
H. R. 4311).
Bill to amend, so as to provide for abate-
ment of certain income taxes for mem-
bers of the armed forces (see bill S.
1068).
Bill to amend, so as to provide for cer-
tain exclusions fromgross income for
income-tax purposes in case of persons
who serve in armed forces in time of
war (see bill S. 499, 638).
Bills to amend, so as to provide revenue
for an all-inclusive system of matured
annuities for America's senior citizens
(see bills S. 1147, 1227).
Bill to amend subdivision (e) of subsec-
tion (4) of section 3540 of chapter 33A,
title 26, known as Use Tax Stamp Act
(see bill H. R. 596).
Bill to amend subsection (e) of section
2000, subchapter A, chapter 15, title 26,
known as the luxury tax (see bill H. R.
600).
Bill to amend, to provide a dependency
exemption for certain foster children
(see bill H. R. 2438).
Bill to amend with relation to the tele-
graph, telephone, etc. (see bill H. R.
C48).
Bill to exclude certain publicly con-
trolled carriers from the definition of
"employer" in section 1532 (a) of (see
bill H. R. 2174).
Bill to give effect to status quo of loco
parentis in connection with cxemp-
tion for dependents under chapter 1
of (see bill H. R. 2340).
Bill to make applicable with respect to
certain corporate liquidations in 1945
section 112 (b) (7) of (see bill H. R.
3919).
Bill to make provisions, granting per-
centage depletion with respect to
fluorspar permanent, of (see bill H. R.
3963).
Bill to permit Administrator, War Ship-
ping Administration, and United
States Maritime Commission, during,
emergency, to pay tax imposed under
section 1410, without regard to $3,000
limitation of section 1426 (a) (1) of
(see bill H. R. 1429).
Bill to permit the War Shipping Ad-
ministration and the Maritne Com-
mission to pay the tax imposed under
section 1410 of, 812.
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INTERNAL REVENUE CODE-Continued.
Bill relating to application of section
251, in case of individuals in posses-
sions of United States receiving wages
from United States (see bill H. R.
3689).
Bill relating to application to prisoners
of war and others in Philippines dur-
ing Japanese occupation of section 251
of (see bill H. R. 4626).
Bills relating to deductibility of expenses
paid or incurred in determining Fed-
eral income-tax liability under chap-
ter 1 of (see bills S. 618; H. R. 2342).
Bill to repeal provisions imposing a tax
upon transfers of any interest in silver
bullion (see bill S. 1486).
Bill to treat certain predecessor and suc-
cessor railroad corporations as the
same taxpayer for the purposes of
certain provisions of (see bill H. R.
2421).
Bil.s to amend subchapter B of chapter
9 of (see bills S. 293; H. R. 1102, 1362,
1737, 1771).
Joint resolution' extending the time for
release of powers of appointment for
purposes of certain provisions of (see
H. J. Res. 906*).
INTERNAL REVENUE REFUNDS, letter from
the Secretary of the Treasury trans-
mitting annual rcport on, 56.
INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS, remarks in
House relative to role of United States
as mediator in, A2679.
Remarks in Senate relative to war-breed-
ing political and economic absurdities
in, A3950.
INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENT AT MEXICO
CITY, remarks in House relative to,
17C9.
INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS, remarks
in House relative to wars not prevented
by, A2916.
INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENT ON ATOMIC
BOMB, remarks in House relative to,
A4655.
INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENT TO ELIMI-
NATE COMPULSORY MILITARY
SERVICE, referendum on War and for
(see H. J. Res. 331).
INTERNATIONAL AIR FORCE, article by
Marquis Childs relative to preservation
of peace by creation of, A1011.
INTERNATIONAL AIR ROUTES, letter stat-
ing that certain certificates have been
issued for operation of, 7247.
AIR TRADE AND
"INTERNATIONAL
TRAVEL ROUTES OF THE FUTURE,"
address by L. Welch Pogue in New
York entitled, A777.
INTERNATIONAL AIR TRANSPORTATION,
excerpts from a speech appearing in
American Aviation Daily by William
A. M. Burden relative to, A1876.
Remarks In Senate relative to creation
of all-American flag line in, 11290.
INTERNATIONAL AIR TRANSPORT POLICY,
print report from the Attorney General
on (see H. Res. 176*).
INTERNATIONAL AIR TRANSPORT
ROUTES, concerning establishment of
meteorological observation stations to
improve weather forecasting service for
(see bill H. R. 4611).
INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF CHIEFS
OF POLICE, radio address on the re-
conversion of law enforcement by
J. Edgar Hoover before conference of,
A5410.
Report on safety in travel to the Presi-
dent by, A3695.
INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF ICE
CREAM MANUFACTURERS, table:
effect of reduction of sugar quota on
ice cream industry, prepared by, A2455.
INDEX
INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF MA-
CHINISTS, remarks In House relative
to certain policies of, 2932.
Resolution on postwar program for air
forces by, A5232.
Telegram relative to title VI, Federal
Housing Agency, from, A1169.
Text of an advertisement of District
Lodge 70 relative to airplane produc-
tion of Wichita, Kans., 10734.
INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF RAIL-
ROAD EMPLOYEES, letter suggesting
a retirement plan for railroad em-
ployees by John Fritz Chapter, No. 6,
East St. Louis, Ill., of, A626.
INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF RE-
TIRED RAILROAD EMPLOYEES, reso-
lution opposing appropriation for con-
struction of airports and also as to
taxes paid by railroads from John Fritz
Chapter, East St. Louis, Ill., A4266.
INTERNATIONAL AVIATION COMPETI-
TION, article by Marshall W. Berger
from Journal of Commerce relative to,
A5730.
"INTERNATIONAL AVIATION'S NEW CHAR-
TER," address by L. Welch Pogue at
Kansas City, Mo., before Council on
World Affairs, entitled, A1138.
INTERNATIONAL BANK, remarks in House
relative to, A818, A2924.
INTERNATIONAL BANK FOR RECONSTRUC-
TION AND DEVELOPMENT, address
by Representative Wolcott in Detroit
before Economic Club relative to, A869.
Bills to provide for participation of
United States in (see bills S.540; H. R.
2211, 3314*).
List of objectives of establishment of,
A2125.
Remarks in House relative to bill (H. R.
2211) providing for participation of
United States in, A842.
Remarks in House relative to bill (H. R.
3314) providing for participation of
United States in, 5586, 5537, 5678,
A2715.
Remarks in House relative to establish-
ment of, A732.
Remarks in Senate relative to, 7439.
INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF
BOILERMAKERS, IRON SHIP BUILD-
ERS, AND HELPERS OF AMERICA,
letter relative to extension of FEPC
from, A2957.
Statement relative to bill (H. R. 2232)
to create permanent' FEPC by, A2981.
INTERNATIONAL CARTELS, remarks in
House relative to, 3324.
INTERNATIONAL CHARTER, plan by Repre-
sentative White for an, A3457.
INTERNATIONAL CIVIL AVIATION CON-
FERENCE, injunction of secrecy re-
moved in Senate from, Executive A,
1999.
INTERNATIONAL COMMUNICATIONS BY
WIRE AND RADIO, continue investi-
gation of (see S. Res. 24*).
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES, data re-
lating to, 4076.
List of conferences held for promotion of
world peace, A1507.
Remarks in House relative to appropria-
tions for, 4474.
Remarks in House relative to participa-
tion by ex-servicemen, 1406.
INTERNATIONAL CONSTITUTIONAL GOV-
ERNMENT, text of House Concurrent
Resolution 8, Seventy-seventh Con-
gress, relative to, A2642.
INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION, address
before parent-teachers association on
subject, A3397.
Address by Representative Douglas
(California) at Overseas Press Club
relative to need of, A937.
INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION-Con.
Remarks in House relative to, A395,
A3905.
remarks in House relative to labor's
stake in, A1541.
Remarks in House relative to peace and
need of, A721.
INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION TO PRE-
VENT WAR, letter by newly elected
Republican Members of Congress rela-
tive to, A1247.
INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE,
authorizing the President, on behalf cf
United States, to accept and recognize
jurisdiction, in certain categories of
international legal disputes, of (see
H. J. Res. 2,91).
Remarks in House relative to difference
between Senate Resolution 196 and
House Joint Resolution 291, relative to
jurisdiction of, A5594.
Text of House Joint Resolution 291, rela-
tive to jurisdiction of, A5594.
Text of statute of, 6016.
INTERNATIONAL CURRENCY STABILIZA-
TION, remarks in House relative to
report by the American Bankers As-
sociation dealing with the Bretton
Woods proposal for, 840.
INTERNATIONAL DO-GOODERS, remarks in
House relative to policies of, A3692-
A3695.
INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC COLLABORA-
TION (see S. J. Res. 18).
"INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC COOPERA-
TION," editorial from Washington
Post entitled, A1073.
INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC COUNCIL,
tribute paid to Congressman Dough-
ton of North Carolina, by, 6049.
INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC PROBLEMS,
quotations from leading authorities
relative to, A3642-3644.
INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION, list of or-
ganizations interested in development
cf, AlC81.
INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE, article from
New York Times relative to postwar
travel abroad balancing, A1469.
INTERNATIONAL FALLS (MINN.) DAILY
JOURNAL (newspaper), article on
combat losses in World War II from,
A5792.
Editorial paying tribute to James H.
Drummond from, A3264.
INTERNATIONAL FLYING ROUTES, remarks
in Senate relative to, 3473.
"INTERNATIONAL FRIENDSHIP," address
delivered by Under Secretary of State
Acheson entitled, 10696.
INTERNATIONAL FUR AND LEATHER
WORKERS' UNION, resolution rela-
tive to cost of living, A5024.
INTERNATIONAL GOOD WILL, authorizing
use of credits established through sale
of surplus properties abroad through
exchange of students in fields of edu-
cation to promote (see bill S. 1440).
INTERNATIONAL GOVERNMENT, requesting
the President to invite foreign govern-
ments to participate in an interna-
tional constitutional convention to
draft a constitution providing for (see
H. Con. Res. 8).
"INTERNATIONAL GROUP PLEADS FOR
RELIEF SUPPLIES," remarks in Sen-
ate entitled, 12060.
INTERNATIONAL HEALTH ORGANIZA-
TION, relating to the formation of (see
S. J. Res. 89").
INTERNATIONAL INFORMATION PRO-
GRAM, article by William Benton, As-
sistant Secretary of State, relative to,
12533.

INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF AGRICUL-
TURE, statement by A. S. Goss before
House Committee on Foreign Affairs
relative to, A3069.
INTERNATIONAL INTELLIGENCE SERVICE,
remarks In Senate relative to, 8587.
"INTERNATIONAL LABOR COUNCIL," edi-
torial by Jim H. Brady from column
Inside Washington, entitled, A3351.
INTERNATIONAL IATEX CORP., article en-
titled "Wallace and Williams-Com-
mon Man" by Ernest Lindley, inserted
in Washington Post by, A619.
Editorial entitled "Think, Two Billion
For a Bomb-How Much To Conquer
Disease?" from Philadelphia Record
by, A-204.
Statement relative to approval of trade
agreements by, 6091.
INTERNATIONAL LAW, address by Dr. Mar-
cial Mora to Inter-American Bar As-
soclation relative to development of,
A445.
INTERNATIONAL LAW REVIEW, publica-
tion containing Italian armistice
terms, 1213.
INTERNATIONAL LONGSHOREMEN AND
WAREHOUSEMEN'S UNION, teletype
relative serious housing problem on
Pacific coast by, A929.
INTERNATIONAL MOLDERS AND FOUN-
DRY WORKERS' UNION OF NORTH
AMERICA, letter relative to CIO domi-
nation of National Labor Relations
Board by, A257.
INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND, ad-
dress by Representative Wolcott in
Detroit before Economic Club relative
to, A869.
Amendments in Senate to bill (S.510) to
provide for participation of the United
States in, 4935.
Bill to provide for participation of
United States in (see bills S.540; H. R.
2211, 3314').
Message from the President relative to
adoption of the Bretton Woods pro-
posals, 1033, 1114.
Remarks In House relative to bill H. R.
2711, providing for participation of
United States in, A842.
Remarks in House relative to establish-
ment of, A732.
Remarks in House relative to participa-
tion of United States in, 3584, 5586,
5587, 5678, A2715.
Remarks in Senate relative to bill (H. R.
3314) to provide for participation of
the United States in, 7597, 7666; 7747,
7762.
Resolution to print additional copies of
House Report 629 relating to (see H.
Res. 281'), 5504.
INTERNATIONAL MONETARY AND FINAN-
CIAL CONFERENCE, statement by
Senator Wagner and Representative
Spence relative to endorsement. by
economists of proposals of, A741.
INTERNATIONAL MIUSIC RELATIONSHIP,
remarks in Senate relative to develop-
ment of, 3702.
INTERNATIONAL NEWS, relative to elimina-
tion of restrictions on (see S. Con. Res.
19).
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE, articles
relating to the atomic bomb compiled
by, 11700.
Dispatch captioned "Yanks sleep on deck
in rain while India students get cab-
Ins" from, A5443.
INTERNATIONAL OFFICE OF EDUCATION,
article from Christian Science Monitor
relative to H. Res. 215 to create, A2239.
Correspondence between Representative
Randolph, Phares E. Reeder, and W. W.
Trent relative to H. Res. 215 to create,
A2341.
INDEX
INTERNATIONAL OFFICE OF EDUCA-
TION--Continued.
Correspondence between Secretary of
Stati and National Farmers Union rel-
ative to, A1998, A1999.
Correspondence relative to the proposed,
4966, 4967.
Declaration by presidents and chancelors
of 500 American universities and col-
leges relative to, A2020.
Remarks in House and text of resolution
relative to establishment of, A1680.
Remarks in House on House Resolution
215 to create, 3861, 3935, 4009, A1944,
A2003.
Remarks in House relative to hearings
before House Committee on Foreign
Affairs on House Resolution 215 to
create, A2192, A2239.
Report of committee on education of New
York State Federation of Labor favor-
ing establishment of, A2290. "
Resolution urging the formation of an
organization known as (see H. Res.
215*).
Resolution urging participation by the
Government of the United States in
the organization of (see S. Res. 122;
H. Res. 215).
Statement by Owen D. Young relative to
establishment of, A2094.
INTERNATIONAL OFFICE.OF EDUCATION
AND CULTURAL AFFAIRS, remarks in
House relative to House Resolution
215 to create, A2574.
CRGANIZATION FOR
INTERNATIONAL
PEACE, remarks in Senate relative to,
3471.
INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS. extend
certain privileges to (see bill H. R.
4489').
Remarks in House relative to injustice of
H. R. 4489 granting certain tax exemp-
tions to employees of, A5097.
INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION TO
MAINTAIN AND ENFORCE PEACE,
resolution by Federal Bar Association
to establish permanent, A2263.
INTERNATIONAL PINK BOLLWORM COM-
MISSION, memorial of Legislature of
Texas relative to the proposed estab-
lishment of, 5304.
INTERNATIONAL POSTWAR PROBLEMS,
resolutions from the Chamber of Com-
,merce of the United States relative to,
7343.
INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM OF EDUCA-
TION, remarks in House relative to im-
portance of, A2641.
INTERNATIONAL SANITARY CONVENTION
OF 1944, text of Executive B modifying
the international sanitary convention
of June 21, 1926; convention ratified,
4810.
INTERNATIONAL SANITARY CONVENTION
FOR AERIAL NAVIGATION OF 1944,
text of Executive C signed January 5,
1945; convention ratified, 4812.
INTERNATIONAL SANITARY CONVEN-
TIONS, amendment in Senate relating
to Executives B and C and Executive
Reports 3 and 4, 4724.
Injunction of secrecy removed from, 2108.
Text of, 2108.
INTERNATIONAL SECURITY, address in New
York City by Senator Morse relative
to, A1081.
Editorial from CIO News entitled, A607.
Resolution opposing formation of blocs
or regional groups for military pur-
poses (see S. Res. 29).
INTERNATIONAL SECURITY CONFERENCE,
See also SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF.
Resolution adopted by the Allen County
(Ind.) Republican Club relative to the
setting up of an international govern-
ing body at, 2998.
"INTERNATIONAL SITUATION," address by
Alf Landon in Lawrence, Kans., en-
titled, A4512.
INTERNATIONAL SOUND TECHNICIANS,
letter and resolutions relative to re-
lease from prison of Willie Bioff and
George Browne from, A209.
INTERNATIONAL STABILITY, remarks in
Senate on the subject of, 5936.
INTERNATIONAL STRIP, NOGALES, ARIZ.,
relief (see bills S. 69*; H. R. 2618).
INTERNATIONAL TEAMSTER (publication),
article relative to posthumous award
of Congressional Medal of Honor to
Raymond Zussman from, A2719.
INTERNATIONAL TEAMSTERS UNION, re-
marks in House relative to activities
of irresponsible leaders of, A5237.
INTERNATIONAL TRADE, remarks in House
relative to British restrictions on free,
A5627.
Remarks in House relative to great need
of, A4259.
Remarks in Senate relative to steps taken
to broaden, A4703.
INTERNATIONAL TRADE AGREEMENTS
AND CARTELS, address by Gilbert H.
Montague in Springfield, Mass., on,
A148.
INTERNATIONAL UNDERSTANDINGS, re-
marks in Senate relative to the value
of achievements of a free press in,
5607.
INTERNATIONAL WORLD ORGANIZATION,
letter by Representative Mundt, rela-
tive to location in Black Hilis of South
Dakota of capital of, A1682.
INTERNATIONALISTS, remarks in House
relative to policy, to rebuild devastated
areas, of, A1134.
INTEROCEANIC CANAL, provide for con-
struction over Nicaraguan territory of
(see bill H. R. 58).
INTERSTATE AND FOREIGN TRANSPORTA-
TION, amendment in Senate to Senate
Resolution 161 authorizing an investi-
gation of, 9112.
Resolution to investigate all means of
(see S. Res. 161), 11235.
INTERSTATE CARRIERS, amend act rela-
tive to certain agreements between
(see bill H. R. 2536*).
Letter transmitting copies of final valu-
ations of properties of certain, 148,
157.
Text of bill (H. R. 2536) relating to cer-
tain agreements between, 11772.
INTERSTATE COMMERCE, amend act to
prevent interference with (see bill S.
1644).
Bills to prevent burdening and obstruct-
ing channels of (see bills H. R. 3695,
3696).
Bill to prohibit aliens from acting as of-
ficers or agents of corporations or
business associations engaged in (see
bill H. R. 544).
Bill to remove restrictions on distribu-
acting as officers or agents of corpo-
rations engaged ine (see bill H. R. 4165).
Bill to prohibit interstate commerce car-
riers from transporting commodities in
which such carriers have an interest
(see bill H. R. 55).
Bill to prohibit transportation of ad-
vertisements of alcoholic beverages in
(see bill S. 599).
Bill to provide for punishment of persons
transporting and receiving certain
stolen dogs In (see bill H. R. 155).
Bill to regulate commerce by exempting
interstate vendors from liability for
payment or collection of certain State
taxes -(see bill S. 887).
Bill to regulate private employment
agencies engaged in (see bill H. R.
613).
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INTERSTATE COMMERCE-Continued.
Bill to regulate registration, manu-
facture, labeling, and inspection of
fertilizer and fertilizer materials ship-
ped in (see bills H. R. 1823, 3775).
Bill to regulate wages and hours of
employees engaged in (see bill S. 370).
Bill to remove restrictions on distribu-
tion of margarine in (see bill S. 195).
Editorial relative to L. S. T. ferries, 8302.
Remarks in Senate relative to class rates
of, 8275.
INTERSTATE COMIMERCE ACT, bills to
amend (see bills S. 47*, 864, 1253, 129;
H. R. 3747, 4872).
Bill to amend act to establish a retire-
ment system for employees of carriers
subject (see bill H. R. 2238).
Bill to amend part II, by striking out
present section 226 and substituting
a now section 226 (see bill S. 549).
Bill to amend part II, in relation to ef-
fect upon Interstate or foreign coam-
rneorce of exercises of State rate-mak-
ing authority (see bill H. R. 3262).
B-l1 to amend part II to provide limita-
tion on time within which actions
may be brought for recovery of under-
charges and overcharges by or against
czmmon carriers by motor vehicles
(see bill S. 356*).
B'11s to amend section 1 (4) to permit
joint ct'on by common carriers sub-
jest to part I, II, III, or IV, respec-
tively, in connection with establish-
ment ot rates (see bills S. 337, 450;
I. R. 107).
B'll to amend section 5 with respect to
peling and division of certain reve-
nues of carriers subject to such act
(see bill S. 336).
Bill to amend section 25 (b) so as to
author'ze Interstate Commerce Com-
mission to require the adequate light-
ing of cabooses (see bill S. 1344).
Bills to amend section 409 of (see bills
S. 926; H. R. 3028*).
Bills to amend section 409 with respect
to utilization by freight forwarders of
services of common carriers by motor
vehicle (see bill S. 797; H. R. 2764).
Bill to amend so as to increase period
for recovery of overcharges from 2 to
4 years, and to authorize making of
reparation awards against motor car-
riers subject to provisions of part II
of such act (see bill S. 798).
Bill to amend so as to prohibit the segre-
gation of passengers on account of
race or color (see bill H. R. 1925).
Bills to amend, to provide for establish-
ment of a uniform classification and
uniform scale of class rates for rail-
road freight (see bills S. 81; H. R. 413,
041, 2406).
Bill to amend, with respect to certain
agreements between carriers (see bill
H. R. 2536*).
Bill relating to original jurisdiction of
district courts of suits or proceedings
arising under section 20 (11), 20 (12),
219, or 413 of (see bill H. R. 449).
Letter by W. J. Hines, of Boise, Idaho,
favoring H. R. 2536, to amend, A5322.
Remarks in Senate relative to the bill
(H. R. 3038) to amend, 4601.
Resolution by North Dakota Stockmen's
Association relative to bill (H. R. 2536)
to amend relative to agreements be-
tween carriers, A2756.
Resolution by Public Service Commis-
sion of Wyoming relative to certain
agreement between carriers by amend-
ing, A3179.
Statement by J. Munroe Johnson before
subcommittee of House Committee on
Interstate and Foreign Commerce rel-
ative to amending, A4646.
Text of bill H. R. 2536, to amend, relative
to railroad legislation, A1095.
INDEX
INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION,
letter transmitting annual report of,
148, 157,
Letter transmitting final valuations of
certain carriers, 148, 157.
Letter transmitting estimate of person-
nel requiremens for, 2380, 2458.
Message from the President transmitting
a draft of a proposed provision per-
taining to an existing appropriation
for, 869.
Message from President transmitting
supplemental estimates of appropria-
tion for (H. Doe. 338), 9872.
INTERSTATE COMMISSION ON DELAWARE
RIVER BASIN, statement relative to
improvement of Delaware River by,
A4416.
INTERSTATE PETROLEUM PIPE LINES, re-
marks in House relative to, 5343.
INTERSTATE VENDORS, exempt from lia-
bility for collection of certain State
taxes (see bill S. 887*).
INTOLERANCE, address by Eric A. Johnston
in New York City before Writers' War
Board on subject, A568.
INTOXICATING LIQUORS. See also ALCO-
i1OLIc LiQuOR TRAFFIc.
Letter relative to proposed Investigation
of recent intoxicating liquor holiday,
8135.
INTRACOASTAL CANAL ASSOCIATION OF
LOUISIANA AND TEXAS, correspond-
ence between R. B. Creager and Roy
Miller relative to extension into Mex-
ico of Intracoastal canal by, A2463.
Remarks in House relative to, A2463.
INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY, adjudicate
claims for damages resulting from
construction of waterway from Miami
to Jacksonville, Fla. (see bills H. R.
371, 3255).
Bills providing for examination and sur-
vey between Carrabelle and St. Marks,
Fla., of (see bills H. R. 1967, 1991).
Bill providing for improvement from
Jacksonville to Key West, Fla., of (see
bill H. R. 9).
INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY OF LOUISI-
ANA AND TEXAS, address by Roy
Miller at New York relative to, A4434.
Remarks in House relative to contribu-
tion to war effort of, A2463.
INVENTIONS, declare national policy re-
garding test for determining invention
(see bill H. R. 3694).
Bill to prohibit proof of acts done by
inventor In foreign countries (see bill
H. R. 1439*).
Bill to promote domestic invention and
industry (see bill H. R. 2612).
Remarks in House relative to importance
in peace and war of, A692.
Remarks in House relative to inventions
of Alfred G. Dannull. A682,
INVESTMENT ADVISERS ACT OF 1940,
amend (see bill H. R. 3691).
Letter transmitting recommendations for
amendments to, 670.
RE-
INVESTMENT BANKER ACCEPTS
SPONSIBILITY, address by Samuel K.
Cunningham at Hot Springs, Va., rela-
tive to, A3189.
"INVESTORIC SYSTEM," speech by William
Jackman at Trenton, N. J., before
Kiwanis Club entitled, A2946.
INVESTOR IN AMERICA-THE FORGOTTEN
MAN, address by Representative Dirk-
sen in Chicago before Investors
Fair Play League, relative to, A5519.
INVESTORS, remarks in House relative to
financing British loan by sale of bonds
to individual, A5503.
INVESTORS FAIR PLAY LEAGUE, address
by Representative Crawford (Mich-
igan) before, A3453.
INVESTORS FAIR PLAY LEAGUE-Con.
Address Investor in America - the
Forgotten Man by Representative
Dirksen in Chicago before, A5519.
Address on the Holding Company Act
-by Representative Boren in Chicago
before, A5611.
Address on utility industry's record in
peace and war by B. C. Forbes in
Chicago before, A5516.
INVESTORS FAIR PLAY LEAGUE CLINIC,
address Securities Industry by Emil
Sehram in New York before, A3652.
IOWA, authorize coinage of 50-cent pieces
in commemoration of one hundredth
anniversary of admission into Union
as a State of (see bill H. R. 2377).
Bill to provide for conveyance of agricul-
tural byproducts laboratory on cam-
pus of Iowa State College of Agricul-
ture and Mechanic Arts to (see bill
H. R. 1765*).
Memorial of General Assembly of Iowa
relative to observance of centennial
year of, A1702, A1722.
Memorial of legislature to establish a
procedure by which Federal spending
and Federal income would be balanced,
2459.
Memorial of legislature favoring return
to standard time, 1112, 1404.
Memorial of legislature relative to col-
lection of incomes, inheritances, and
transfers of property, 2383.
Memorial of legislature relative to the
opening of Palestine for the establish-
ment of a home for the Jews, 911.
Memorial of legislature to provide for
a qualified representation of war vet-
erans at the peace table, 2798.
Memorial of legislature providing for
additional flood control and develop-
ment of navigation on the Missouri
River, 3264.
Memorial of legislature urging represen-
tation at the peace table of young
men and women members of the
armed forces of World War II, 3108.
Memorial relative to Government ex-
penditures by General Assembly of,
A1301.
Remarks in House relative to contribu-
tion to war effort of, A1301, A3043.
Remarks in House relative to the corn
situation in, 3575.
Remarks in House relative to food and
meat production in, A3044.
Remarks in House relative to program
for soil conservation in counties of
Seventh District of, A5209.
Remarks in House relative to ninety-
ninth anniversary of, A5809.
Remarks in House relative to one hun-
dredth anniversary of admittance to
the Union of, A1569.
Remarks in House relative to resolution
rescinding adoption of twenty-second
amendment to the Constitution by
House of Representatives of, A1206.
Resolution paying tribute to late Frank-
lin Delano Roosevelt by General As-
sembly of, A1761.
Resolution relative to flood control and
development of Missouri River by
General Assembly of, A1722.
Resolution relative to representation at
peace table by members of armed
forces by General Assembly of, A1481.
Resolutions relative to shortage of meat
by cattle feeders from eight eastern
counties in, A1555.
Resolution requesting repeal of daylight-
saving time by General Assembly of,
A595.
ZOWA (U. S. Battleship), list of Commanding
officers, since commissioning of, A2694.
Remarks in House relative to war record
of, A2694.

"IOWA COUNTY FIRST TO PICK SOIL
LEADERS," article by Carl Deitemeyer
captioned, A5209.
IOWA'S GRAIN CAR SITUATION, statement
by Farmers Grain Dealers Association
of Iowa relative to, A1840.
"IOWA, THE GREAT STATE WITH UN-
LIMITED OPPORTUNITIES," state-
ment from Oskaloosa (Iowa) Daily
Herald entitled, A5143.
IRAN, article from New York Times relative
to situation in, A5086.
Remarks in House relative to conditions
in, 11361, 11500, A5086.
IRAN-RUSSIAN INTERFERENCE, editorial
from Washington Post relative to,
A5118.
"IRAN'S RIGHTS PLAN," article by George
Fielding Eliot from Washington Eve-
ning Star entitled, A5660.
IRAQ, visit to the Senate of the United States
by His Royal Highness Abdul Ilah, Re-
gent and Heir Apparent to the Throne
of, 5315.
IRELAND, address by John J. Reilly relative
'to, A1373.
Article by John J. Reilly replying to se-
ries of articles by Randolph Churchill
on, A5160.
Article from Boston Globe relative to
neutrality of, A4987.
Congratulations of the Senate. of North-
ern Ireland on completion of the war
in Europe, 7343.
Resolutions by Clan-na-Gael of New
York and Bronx Counties, N. Y., rela-
tive to injustice by Partition Act to,
A4305.
IRELAND, GUY L., letter relative to prob-
lems of the lumber industry written
by, 12102.
IRELAND, MERRITTE W. (major general,
U. S. Army), extract from report of the
committee making award to, A585.
Statement by Ray Lyman Wilbur upon
presentation of William Freeman Snow
Medal for 1945 to, A585.
TREY, ELMER L., statement relative to ac-
tivities of Treasury Department in ap-
prehending black-market traders by,
A362.
Statement relative to activities of Treas-
ury Department in apprehending ped-
dlers.of marihuana by, A361.
IRISH FELLOWSHIP CLUB, address on St.
Patrick's Day by Vice President Tru-
man in Chicago before, A1306.
IRISH WAR VETERANS, resolution relative
to return of veterans to the United
States, adopted by, 10421.
IRISH WORLD (publication), article entitled
"God Protect Our President" by James
H. Cotter from, A3632.
Article on England's brass in loan de-
mand by James H. Cotter from, A4248.
Article relative to omission of prayer
at opening of San Francisco Confer-
ence by James H. Cotter from, A2213.
IRON AND STEEL PLANTS, second progress
report on (S. Rept. 199, pt. 3), 6203.
"IRONICAL CONTRASTS," editorial from
the Washington Post entitled, 7155.
IRONTON, OHIO, telegram relative to flood
conditions by Ralph F. Mittendorf of,
A1076.
IRONWOOD (MICH.) DAILY GLOBE (news-
paper) editorial entitled "Bretton
Woods Fight" by Linwood I. Noyes
from, A1390.
IRRIGATED LANDS, authorizing an investi-
gatlon concerning agricultural prod-
ucts grown on (S. Res. 106), 2595.
IRRIGATION, address entitled "The Bene-
fitsof Irrigation',' by Charles S. Hazen
in Whitefish, Mont., A1683.
INDEX
IRRIGATION-Continued.
Bill to authorize adjustments of irriga-
tion charges in certain land exchanges
within Indian irrigation prbjects (see
bill H. R. 2457).
Memorial of legislature of Wyoming rel-
ative to construction and maintenance
of irrigation projects, 1997.
Remarks in House relative to importance
to the West of, A4092:
Remarks in House relative to Wyoming
and projects of, A1844.
IRRIGATION PROJECTS, remarks in House
relative to Senate amendment to land-
grant railroad bill to provide appropri-
ations for, A4529.
IRVIN. JOHN L., editorial entitled "Help
President Truman Make Good" from
Phoenix (Ariz.) Gazette by, A3046.
IRVINE CO., THE, relief (see bill H. R. 1251*).
IRVINE, W. W. (brigadier general, U. S.
Army), letter relative to the period of
training for inductees, 3569.
Letter relative to training and overseas
assignment of replacements, 1476.
IRVING, WILMA BRANDON, authorizing is-
suance of a patent in fee to (see bill S.
1566).
IRWIN, ALEXANDER D., relief (see bill H. R.
3639).
ISOLATIONISM, address entitled "Fight
Against Isolationism in Congress" by
Representative Bennet (New York) at
Brooklyn, N. Y., A374.
Letter by Representative Patterson rela-
tive to trend toward, A4353.
ISOLATIONISM AND INTERVENTIONISM,
remarks in House concerning, 636.
ISOLATIONISTS, remarks in House relative
to mistaken opinion considering peo-
ple of Wisconsin as, A2194.
Remarks in House relative to views of,
A3906.
ISRAELITE, JOE, editorial from Chelsea
(Mass.) Evening Record paying tribute
to, A5670.
Tribute in the House to, A5670.
ISRAELS, JOSEPH, article relative to use of
male nurses at battle front from Look
magazine by, A838.
ITALIAN-AMERICAN CITIZENS LEAGUE,
WARREN, OHIO, resolution relative to
Senator Bilbo's letter to Miss Piccolo
by, A3777.
ITALIAN-AMERICAN LABOR COUNCIL, ad-
dress by Luigi Antonini in New York
upon presentation to Mark W. Clark
of annual award of, A4296.
Address by Mark W. Clark in New York
in acceptance of annual award of,
A4295.
Letter by the President .upon occasion
of annual award to Mark W. Clark ad-
dressed to, A1297.
Resolution relative to application of
principles of Atlantic Charter to Italy
by, A422.
Views in resolution form urging appli-
cation of principles of Atlantic Charter
to Italy by, A349.
ITALIAN-AMERICAN LABOR COUNCIL AN-
NUAL "FOUR FREEDOMS" AWARD,
message from the President relative to
award to Gen. Mark W. Clark of 10635.
ITALIAN ARMISTICE TERMS, text of, 1213.
ITALIAN CAMPAIGN, remarks in House rel-
ative to, 4004.
ITALIAN CARDINAL STRESSES CIVIC
DUTY, article containing address by
Elia Cardinal Dalla Costu from Michi-
gan Catholic relative to, A5239.
ITALIAN FOOD SITUATION, remarks in
House relative to, 983.
ITALIAN FRONT, remarks in House relative
to, 2277.
327
ITALIAN MILITARY ARMISTICE, papers and
documents pertaining to, A4720-
A4725.
ITALIAN PATRIOTS, news release relative to
radio broadcast by Senator Tunnell on
aid furnished by, A2248.
Radio statement
by Representa e.,e
D'Alesandro relative to assistance
given Allied forces by, A1977.
ITALIAN PRISONERS OF WAR, remarks in
House relative to return to Italy of,
A2069.
Resolution authorizing Committee oa
Military Affairs to make an investiga-
tion of all matters pertaining to (see
H. Res. 243).
"ITALIAN TRANSPORT AIDED BY 1,700 AL-
LIED VEHICLES," article from news-
paper captioned, A2906.
ITALIANS, list of names of officers, board of
directors, and executive council of the
Columbus Day Citizens Committee,
Inc., 2635.
Remarks in House relative to detention
of Italian sailors at Ellis Island, 1925.
Resolution commending them for the
overthrow of Mussolini and the cooper-
ation with the Allies, 2634.
ITALIAN THEATER OF WAR, editorial from
Bridgeport (Conn.) Post relative to
scarcity of news from, A641.
ITALY, address by Representative Celler at
banquet for Italian Ambassador Tar-
chiani relative to justice and economic
aid for, A2651.
Joint resolution requesting the Presi-
dent to establish friendly diplomatic
relations with (see H. J. Res. 135).
Joint resolution requesting the President
to recognize as an ally, and to extend
lend-lease aid to (see H. J. Res. 99).
Joint resolution requesting the Presi-
dent to use his good offices to the end
that United Nations invite Italy to be
a signatory to United Nations agree-
ment (see H. J. Res. 204*).
Joint resolution requesting the Presi-
dent to use his good offices to the end
that United Nations recognize Italy as
a full and equal ally (see H. J. Res.
205).
Joint resolution to terminate the state
of war between United States and
(see H, J. Res. 52).
Letter and statement by Acting Secretary
of State Grew relative to recognition
as ally of, A3590.
Letter by Alfred D'Aliberti relative to
recognition as an ally of, A3600.
Letter by Generoso Pope relative to rep-
resentation at San Francisco Confer-
ence of, A1704.
Letter by James P. Munson favoring
cutting of aid to, A2906.
Letter by Representative Marcantonio
relative to shipment of bread to people
of, A309.
Letter by Secretary of State Stettinius
relative to recognition as an ally of,
A1818.
Letters by unknown writers relative to
desperate plight of people of, A523.
Memorandum to the President by Amer-
ican citizens of Italian descent urging
acceptance as one of United Nations
of, A3405.
Petition urging recognition of Italy as an
ally of the United States, 2968.
Proposals by Generoso Pope submitted
to the President regarding serious sit'.t-
ation in, A2889.
Radio address by Cordell Hull relative to
a democratic, A1378.
Radio address entitled "The Future of
Italy" by Charles Poletti, A5203.
Radio address on Fifth Army in Italy by
Representative Luce, A596.

ITALY-Continued.
Remarks In House relative to admission
as a member of the United Nations
Organization, 11738.
Remarks in House relative to allied
victories in, 4084.
Remarks in House relative to Charles
Poletti's knowledge on problems of,
A5203.
Remarks in House relative to contribu-
tion to America of people of, A4229.
Remarks in House relative to food prob-
lem of, 904.
Remarks in House relative to lend:lease
to, A3674.
Remarks in House relative to reestab-
lishment of diplomatic relations with,
A1378.
Remarks in House relative to restrictions
on parcel post to, A4391.
Remarks in Senate relative to negotia-
tion of a treaty of friendship and
good-will with, 6274.
Raport of House Committee on Foreign
Affairs requesting President to use his
offices to invite Italy to be a signatory
to United Nations Agreement, A'590.
Resolution adopted by the Order of the
Sons of Italy in America urging invi-
tation for participation by Italy at the
San Francisco Conference, 3284.
Resolution by Italian-American Labor
Council relative to application of At-
lantic Charter to, A422.
Resolution by Order Sons of Italy in
America relative to alleviating distress
conditions in, A1340.
Resolution by United Lodge No. 889 of
Lynn, Mass., Sons cf Italy in America,
relative to aid under lend-lease to
civilian population of, AEQ9.
Resolution for lend-lease aid to (see H.
Des. 123).
Resolution of the city council of Provi-
dence, R. I., urging participation in
the San Francicco Conference by, 3362.
Statement by Albert P. Morano before
House Committee on Foreign Affairs
relative to recognition as an ally,
A17C2.
Statement by Premier Bonomi appeal-
ing for justice for, A670.
Statement by Representative D'Ales-
andro before House Committee on For-
eign Affairs relating to extending invi-
tation to attend San Francisco Con-
ference to, A1752.
Statement by Representative Marcan-
tonto before House Committee on For-
eign Affairs relative to recognition, as
an ally of, A1918.
Text of resolution (H. J. Res. 274, 78th
Cong.), to establish friendly diplomatic
relations with, A1378.
Views in resolution form by Italian-
American Labor Council urging princi-
ples rf Atlantic Charter be applied to,
A349.
ITALY'S PROBLEMS, article from Economist
of London relative to, A3303.
ITALY'S RELIEF NEEDS FOR 1946, article
by Milton Bracker captioned, A5743.
ITEM VETO, results of the Gallup poll' rela-
tive to, 10786.
ITHACA COLLEGE, address entitled "Integ-
rity: Man's Greatest Asset" by George
E. Stringfellow at commencement
exercises of, A2905.
Citation of award of degree of Doctor of
Fine Arts to George E. Stringfellow by,
A2906.
"IT'S TIME TO BE AFRAID," Armistice Day
message by Booth Tarkington entitled,
A5048.
IUKA, MISS., authorize construction of a new
post office at (see bill H. R. 4287),
IWO JIMA. See also JAPAN.
Article by Ralph Y. McGinnis from Daily
Missoulian of Missoula, Mont., relative
to landings on, A1885.
INDEX
IWO JIMA-Continued.
Article captioned Final Decision on Iwo
Is Seen Up To The Infantry by George
Fielding Eliot, A779.
Bill to provide for erection of monument
to Marine Corps, and Issuance of ap-
propriate medals to members thereof
who took part in landing operations on
(see bill S. 728).
Correspondence between Secretary of
Navy Forrestal and Kent Cooper of
Associated Press relative to disposition
of funds received from photographs of
raising of flag on Mount Suribachi,
Al951.
Editorial entitled "The Flag Above Iwo
Jima" from Oregonian, All0G.
Greeting to men who participated in
flag raising on island of, 311.
Joint resolution to change to Marines
Island the name of (see H. J. Res. 127).
Poem by Louanne Wilder entitled, A2627.
Poem entitled "Report From Iwo" by
Victor Hayden, A4040.
Radio address by Secretary of Navy
Forrestal relative to the raising of flag
on, A1039.
Remarks in House relative to, 2278.
Remarks in House relative to govern-
m-nt acquiring all proprietary rights
in photograoh of raising American flag
on Mount Suribachi, A1951.
Remarks in House relative to planting
flag of United States by Marine Corps
on, A929, Al061, A1739.
Remarks in Senate relative to the cap-
ture by the marines of, 2079.
Remarks in Senate relative to flag rais-
ing stamp commemorating valor of
Marine Corps on, A1133.
IWO JIMA FIFTH MARINE DIVISION CEME-
TERY, address by Chaplain Gittelsohn
at dedication of, A4782.
IZAAK WALTON LEAGUE OF AMERICA, ex-
cerpts from article on control of water
.pollution from State government by,
A1341.
IZAC, ED. V. (a Representative from Call-
formia).
Address at Carnegie Hall, New York City,
at meeting of Society for the Preven-
tion of World War III, A2467.
Appointed on committee, 15.
Appointed on committee to visit prison
camps in Germany, 3664.
Article from American Federationist en-
titled "A Church Leader Talks About
Labor" by Archbishop John T. Mc-
Nichols, A5726.
Editorial from Philadelphia Record rela-
tive to Roosevelt's fourth inaugural,
A287.
Leave of absence, 6168.
Amendments offered by, to
Navy and Marine Corps increase person-
nel (H. R. 4421): to amend, 11448.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Aliens: no immigration of enemy (see
bill H. R. 3773), 7506.
District of Columbia: to acquire property
known as Temple Heights (see bill
H. R. 2210; H. J. Res. 194), 1171, 4574.
Harbor Boat Works: for relief (see bill
H. R. 917, 1223), 61, 127.
Hart, Beulah: for relief (see bill H. R.
916), 60.
Interstate common-carrier pipe lines: to
prohibit them from transporting com-
modities in which carriers have any
interest (see bill H. R. 55), 19.
Jenkins, William Ralph: for relief (see
bill H. R. 918), 61.
Kalak, Sam: for relief (see bill H. R.
2452), 1707.
Maurer, Gladys Elvira: for relief (see bill
H. R. 919), 61.
Navy: to encourage enlistments I5, (see
bill H. R. 4008), 8575.
IZAC, ED. V.-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Navy and Marine Corps: to establish
boards of appeals and reviews for peti-
tions to correct records of discharged
members (see bill H. R. 57), 19.
- to amend act authorizing tempo-
rary appointment or advancement of
certain personnel (see bill H. R. 54), 19.
-to increase permanent authorized
enlisted strength of (see bill H. R.
4421), 9821.
Nicaragua: construction of canal (see
bill H. R. 58), 19.
Oceanside, Calif., city of: for relief (see
bill H. R. 4304), 9462.
Owens, James: for relief (see bill H. R.
1632), 363.
Parent, Madeline: for relief (see bill H. R.
3857), 7824.
Pattison, John W.: for relief of heirs (see
bill H. R. 4692), 10692.
Pay RTadjustment Act: to amend (see
bills H. R. 1576, 3451, 4144), 326, 6013,
8879.
Social Security Act: to amend relative to
needy, crippled people (see bill H. R.
56), 19.
Thompson, Warren H.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 3857), 7824.
Veterans: providing adjusted-service pay
(see bill H. R. 1176), 125.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 5170, 8799, 9292,
11007.
Remarks by, on
Appropriations: reduction of certain,
6150, 6152.
Army Medical Corps (H. R. 2177), 6288.
Central Valley project: effects of failure
to grant funds for, A28C3.
Committee on Un-American Activities,
2C8.
Deficiency appropriation bill, 1628.
r'ousing for veterans, 12297.
Housing for war workers, 1628.
Labor: conflict between management
and, A5726.
M Cain, Vice Adm. John S.: tribute to,
8155.
Matt, James W.: eulogy, 10627.
National Service Act, 727.
Naval Academy: midshipmen from Dis-
trict of Columbia (H. R. 319), 6291.
Naval Reserve Officers' Training Corps:
personnel, 316.
Navy: careers in, 12479.
-disposition of vessels, 5366, 5367,
5370, 5371, 5378.
-postwar composition, 10160, 10161,
10162, 10189, 10200, 10204.
-public works bill, Z09.
- retirement of enlisted men, 12465.
Navy and Marine Corps: increase person-
nel, 11433, 11434, 11435, 11436, 11437,
11438.
Nurses: drafting of, 1862, 1863.
Pacific Gas & Electric Co., A2663.
Palestine problem, 9687.
Panama Canal: study of additional facili-
ties, 10992.
Renegotiation Act, 6078.
Roosevelt, Franklin D.: tribute, A1793.
Selective service: Tydings amendment,
1531, 1534.
Veterans: housing for, 11131.
Veterans' Administration: Department
of Medicine and Surgery, 11679.
Wallace, Henry, A749.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Naval Affairs:
Casa Dorinda estate (S. 1117, Rept. 1195),
10618.
Naval petroleum and oil-shale reserves
(I. R. 3269, Rept. 694), 5690.
Naval service as a career (S. 1438, Rept.
1198), 10619.
Navy and Marine Corps: enlisted strength
(H. R. 4421, Rept. 1144), 10042.
-temporary advancement or ap-
pointment of certain personnel (S. 58,
Rept. 705), 5754.

IZAC, ED. V.-ContInued.
Reports made by, from
(H. R. 623,
San Diego County, Calif.
Rapt. 31), 431.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
JABOTINSKY, ERI, letter by Ben Hecht rela-
tive to activities in behalf of Jews of
Europe by, A950.
Remarks in House relative to arrest in
Turkey of, 1671.
JACK, WILLIAM S., article entitled "If I
Were a Labor Leader Again" by, A4036.
Remarks in Senate relative to experience
in labor problems of, A4036.
JACKKNIFE OPERATION SAVES SOLDIER,
article by Lee McCardell relative to,
A5.
JACKMP N, W. T., articles from Buffalo Eve-
ning News relative to St. Lawrence sea-
way by, A2888, A2953.
Speech entitled "The Investoric System"
in Trenton, N. J., before Kiwanis Club
by, A2946.
JACK OIAURER MOTORS, INC., letter from
the Chairman of the Surplus Property
Board relative to the regional system
of disposal of surplus property by,
C846.
JACKSON, ARTHUR J. (second lieutenant,
Marine Corps), citation upon presen-
tation of Congressional Medal of
Honor by the President to, A4198.
Remarks in House relative to award of
Congressional Medal of Honor to,
A1198.
JACKSON, MRS. C. S., remarks in House pay-
ing tribute to, 8606.
JACKSON, HENRY M. (a Representative from
Washington).
Appointed on committee, 16, 274, 275.
Appointed conferee, 6278.
Appointed on Small Business Committee,
417.
Article by Richard L. Neuberger from
Washington Post entitled "Equal
Rights for Indians," A1486.
Resolution of Democratic steering com-
mittee commending service of Repre-
sentative Robert Crosser, A335.
Statement of League of American In-
dians urging recognition and partici-
pation of Indians in Government,
A3211.
Sworn in, 432.
Table: vessels available for exchange
under section 8 of H. R. 3603, 9173-
9182.
- total and constructive total losses,
chartered large vessels, 9185.
-vessels on which adjustment may
be made, 9132-9185.
Amecsdments offered by, to -
Federal employees pay bill (H. R. 3393)
to amend, 6067.
Vessels: sale of surplus (H. R. 3603) : to
amend, 9201, 9274, 9278.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Bonneville Project Act: to amend (see
bill H. R. 2693), 2517.
Columbia Valley Authority: to establish
(see bill H. R. 5083), 12491.
Employees of the United States: to im-
prove salary and wage administration
(see bills H. R. 2497, 3393), 1829, 5690.
Goshute Indian Reservation: to reserve
certain land in Utah for addition to
(see bill H. R. 2563), 1991.
Hoskins, Rosalie Helen: for relief (see
bill H. R. 3807), 7551.
Indian affairs to facilitate and simplify
administration of (see bill H. R. 4386),
9726.
Indian Claims Commission: to establisn
(see bill H. R. 4497), 10067.
Indians: to adjust debts of certain (see
bill H. R. 2231), 1207.
- to adjust certain irrigation
charges (see bill H. R. 2457), 1747.
-to authorize leasing of lands of
(se bill I-. R. 2586), 2072.
INDEX
JACKSON, HENRY M.-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Indians: relating to lands held in trust
for use of (see bills H. R. 3061, 3062),
3904.
- insurance premiums (see H. R.
3600), 6870.
to transfer certain property from
- JACKSON, HOWARD W., address on Ameri-
War Relocation Authority to Colorado
River Indian tribes and Office of Indian
Affairs (see bill H. R. 4535), 10211.
Kern, Olympia F.: for relief (see bill H. R.
4137), 8799.
Maritime industry: to establish a system
of unemployment insurance in (see
bill H. R. 1699), 671.
Middle Rio Grande Conservancy District
of New Mexico: relating to certain
Pueblo Indian lands in (see bill H. R.
2119), 1043.
Oklahoma: relating to storage space in
Pensacola Reservoir of Grand River
Dam project in (see bill H. R. 3058),
3904.
Pay Readjustment Act: to amend (see
bill H. R. 2240), 1207.
Public land in Nevada (see H. R. 3601),
6870.
Public domain land In Utah: addition
to (see H. R. 3552), 6585.
Social Security Act: to amend (see bill
H. R. 4551), 10246.
Thayer, Jane: for relief (see bill H. R.
2286), 1321.
Uintah Indian irrigation.project, Utah:
to cancel drainage charges against cer-
tain lands within (see bill H. R. 2637),
2310.
Zook, George: for relief (see bill H. R.
3766), 7420.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Indians: to investigate conditions in
United States and Alaska (see H. Res.
128), 1043.
San Francisco Conference: to appoint
servicemen to attend (see H. Res. 188),
2381.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Societies and associations, 7506.
Remarks by, on
Federal employees pay bill, 5902, 5903,
5904, 5905, 5906, 5907, 5908, 5909, 5910,
5912, 6007, 6008, 6009, 6011, 6057, 6058,
6059, 6067, 6674.
Indian Affairs: administration of, 10374.
Maritime Day, 4862.
Merchant marine: tribute, 4862.
Mote, Carl H., 10028.
Tax adjustment bill, 7331.
Vessels: sale of surplus, 9160, 9169, 9170,
9172-9189, 9194, 9201, 9269, 9270, 9271,
9272, 9273, 9274, 9275, 9276, 9278, 9282,
9283, 9284. 9285. 9288.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Indian Affairs:
Drainage charges (H. R. 2637, Rept. 872),
7342.
Fort Berthold Reservation (H. R. 1095,
Rept. 377), 2743.
Fort Peck project (H. R. 1111, Rept. 483),
4006.
Indian Affairs: administration (H. R.
4386, Rept. 1164), 10168.
Indian Claims Commission (H. R. 4497,
Rept. 1466), 12490.
Indian irrigation projects (H. R. 2457,
Rept. 486), 4006.
Indian lands (H. R. 2586, Rapt. 381),
2743.
Indians: adjust debts (H. R. 2231, Rapt.
485), 4006.
Keetoowah Indians (H. R. 341, Rept. 447),
3821.
Klamath General Council (H. R. 2296,
Rapt. 379), 2743.
Klamath Reservation, Oreg. (H. R. 2297,
Rapt. 380), 2743.
Middle Rio Grande Conservancy District
(H. R. 2119, Rept. 484), 4006.
Pensacola Reservoir of Grand River Dam
(H. R. 3058, Rapt. 1169), 10211.
329
JACKSON, HENRY M.-Continued.
Reports made by, from
Sioux Indians (H. R. 378, Rapt. 876),
2743.
Tlingit and Haida Indians of Alaska (H.
R. 1804, Rapt. 378), 2743.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
canism by, A3401, A5703.
JACKSON, JABEZ F. AND WIFE, relief (see
bill H. R. 2699*).
JACKSON, JOHN H., relief (see bill H. R.
2760).
JACKSON, JOSEPH, survey in the political
system of the United States prepared
by (S. Doc. 97), 10406.
JACKSON, LEONARD D. AND 'ELSIE
FOWKES, relief (see bill H. R. 1059*).
JACKSON, MYRTLE, relief of estate (see bill
S. 201*).
JACKSON, ROBERT H., address delivered at
trial of German war criminals by (S.
Doc. 129), 12104.
Address at memorial service to Franklin
Delano Roosevelt in hall of Department
of Justice by, A1976.
Article by Frank R. Kent from Washing-
ton Evening Star disapproving the
use in trial of war criminals of, A2667.
Articles by Merlo Pusey, Ernest Lindley,
J. M. Roberts, Jr., Mark Sullivan, and
Marquis Childs relative to report on
war criminals' trials to the President
by, A2921-A2923.
Remarks in House relative to appoint-
ment as prosecutor of war criminals of,
4286.
Remarks in House relative to report on
trials of war criminals by, A2873.
Report relative to trials of war criminals
by, A2738, A2873.
JACKSON, SAMUEL D. (a former Senator
from Indiana).
Address at Roosevelt Memorial Dinner,
New Orleans, La., A2779.
Radio address on the death of President
Roosevelt, A1778.
JACKSON, VODIE, relief (see bill S. 169).
JACKSON, WALTER L., relief (see bill H. R.
1260*).
JACKSON, MISS., article from Plaindealer,
Kansas City, Kans., and statement by
Mayor Speed of Jackson, Miss., rela-
tive to Negro soldier disturbance in,
A1435.
Bill authorizing conveyance of "all title,
right, and interest of United States in
and to certain space in city hall (see
bill S. 1161).
JACKSON (MICH.) CITIZEN-PATRIOT
(newspaper), article entitled "War I
Vats Want Jobs, Picket Plant" from,
A4403.
Editorial paying tribute to war corre-
spondents by Carl Saunders from, A951.
JACKSON COUNTY, MO. FOR WORLD
CAPITAL, editorial from Kansas City
Star relative to, A3906.
REALTY
JACKSON COUNTY (MICH.)
BOARD, telegram urging OPA lift L-
41, building control, from, A3811.
JACKSON CREEK, VA., provide for prelim-
inary survey of (see bill H. R. 14).
JACKSON DAY DINNER, address by Repre-
sentative Philbin in Boston, Mass., at,
A876.
Address by Representative Lane in Bos-
ton, Mass., at, A1058.
Address by Senator O'Mahoney in Balti-
more on occasion of, A133.
Speech by Senator Walsh under auspices
of Massachusetts Democratic State
Committee in Boston at, A895.
JACKSON HOLE NATIONAL MONUMENT,
abolish (see bills H. R. 2109, 2241*).
Bill to provide for administration by
Forest Service in (see bill H. R. 2691),.
330
JACKSON HOLE (WYO.) NATIONAL MONU.
MENT, editorials from Waterloo (Iowa)
Daily Courier, Charleston (S. C.) News
and Courier, and Los Angeles Times
relative to President's veto of H. R.
2241 to abolish, A165.
Memorial of Legislature of Wyoming rel-
ative to, 1996.
Newspaper clippings concerning, 1878.
Opinion rendered by Judge Kennedy in
case involving, A774.
Remarks in House relative to vote of
Republican Party on, A774.
Remarks in House relative to, 4910.
Remarks in Senate relative to President's
veto of H. R. 2241 to abolish, A105.
JACKSONVILLE (FLA.) JOURNAL (news-
paper), editorial entitled "Statehood
for Territories" from, A4346.
Letter relative to ammunition short-
age from overseas soldier appearing in,
A371.
JACKSONVILLE (FLA.) TIMES-UNION, arti-
cle relative to housing shortage, A4838.
JACOBS, HAROLD H., report of the Commit-
tee on Patents In Senate on nomina-
tion of, 1500.
JACOBS, LILLIAN, relief (see bill H. R. 4537.
JACOBS, SAMUEL AND BERTHA, relief (see
bill H. R. 1911*).
JACOBSON, REUBEN F., radio address rela-
tive to origin and purposes of Ameri-
can Jewish Conference by, A4464.
JACOBSON, SOLOMON (rabbi), letter rela-
tive to the Jewish homeland written
by, 9688.
JAHN, GUNNAR, address in Oslo, Norway,
upon presentation of Nobel Peace
Prize to Cordell Hull by, A5544.
JAMES, ALBERT N., relief (see bill H. R.
2750).
JAMES, CHARLOTTE, relief '(see bill H. R.
3048).
JAMES, C. FRANK, relief (see bill H. R.
2769*).
JAMES, MARY J., permit filing of application
for and to receive a monthly allow-
ance under Servicemen's Dependents
Allowance Act of 1942 by (see bill H. R.
4971).
JAMES, W. FRANK (late a Representative
from Michigan).
Announcement of death, 10939, A5003.
Letter by Lister Hill paying tribute to,
A 004.
Tribute in House to, A5003.
JAMES, WILLIAM C., report of the Commit-
tee on Naval Affairs in Senate on nom-
ination of, 5891.
JAMESTOWN (N. Y.) POST-JOURNAL
(newspaper), article relative to finan-
cial dealings of Elliott Roosevelt by
Westbrook Pegler from, A2865.
Editorial, Getting the Boys Home from,
A5234.
JAMESTOWN (N. DAK.) SUN (newspaper),
editorial entitled "Let's Go Slow on
Peacetime Draft" by Percy M. Hansen
from, A2864.
Editorial entitled "Let's Go Slow on
Peacetime Draft" from, A2974.
JAMISON, W. D. (a former Representative
raim Iowa).
Article on proposed twenty-second
amendment, A1206.
JANDREY, FRED W., relief (see bills S. 1100;
H. R. 3417*).
Letter from Secretary of State transmit-
ting draft of bill for relief of, 5304,
5591.
JANES, ARTHUR DEWITT, adjudicate claim
of (see bills S. 611, 912, 1301).
JANESVILLE (WIS.) GAZETTE (newspaper),
editorial entitled "Atlantic Charter
Hoax" from, A71.
Ejitor:al entitled "Soldier Ballots" from,
A803.
INDEX
JANSEN, JOHN H., letters relative to return
of his six sons from armed forces by,
A4421.
Remarks in House relative to war service
of eight sons of, A4421, A4422.
JAPAN. See WAR WITH JAPAN.
JAPAN, address by General MacArthur aboard
USS Missouri upon surrender of, A3938.
Article entitled "The Expansion of Jap-
anese Shipping-Built for the Purposes
of War" from Shipping World, A1754.
Article entitled "Truman Seen Prodding
Japan to Quit" by Mark Sullivan,
A2166.
Article by Arthur Sears Henning entitled
"Jap Peace Terms Drawn," 7690.
Article entitled "Occupation of Japan"
by Sumner Welles from Washington
Post, A3949.
Article captioned "Governing whipped
Jap ranks as tough, risky job" by
Leland Stowe from Seattle Times,
A4019.
Article by Edwin Gordon Laurence on
May 30, 1934, from Athol (Mass.) Tran-
script relative to war preparations of,
A4067.
Associated Press dispatch relative to
arming troops* anew for war with,
A690.
Bill to reimburse certain civilians as re-
sult of occupation of Hong Kong and
Manila by (see bills S. 289; H. R.
990*).
Bill to direct Secretary of War to ar-
range for policing of (see bill H. R.
4104).
Dictated peace terms with, 7690.
Editorial from Washington Post relative
to peace terms for, A2179.
Editorial entitled "Blast Hirohito" from
Charleston (W. Va.) Gazette, A1247.
Editorial entitled "Bombing the Sun
God" from Charleston (W. Va.) Ga-
zette, A2870.
Editorial from Milwaukee Journal op-
posing Russia's suggestion for a con-
trol ecuncil for, A4442.
Editorial entitled "Hirohito's Status"
from Washington Evening Star, A5264,
Essay, What To Do With Japan? by
Martin A. Watkins, A1988.
Joint resolution declaring that Emperor
Hirohito of Japan be tried as a war
criminal (see S. J. Res. 94).
Letter by citizen of Michigan relative
to statement of Admiral Halsey on
bypassing islands held by, A805.
Letter by Representative Engel rela-
tive to arming troops anew for war
with, A690.
Letter relative to industrial and land
holdings of Japanese Emperor by
Miller Freeman from Seattle Times,
A3479.
Memorial of Legislature of California in-
sisting on complete and unconditional
surrender by, 6788.
Notice in House of public display of the
surrender documents of, 8511.
Order of Senate to print compilation of
certain documents on surrender of,
9376.
Press release by former Representative
Pettongill relative to problem of sup-
ply to carry war against, A1829.
Press releases by Office of War Informa-
tion relative to psychological warfare
conducted against, A3775.
Proceedings in connection with articles
of surrender by, 8347.
Radio address entitled "How Shall We
Deal With Japan?" by Representative
Judd, A3502.
Radio broadcast of program at Scott
Field, Ill., celebrating surrender of,
A3890.
Radio messages by Stnator Thomas
(Utah) to people of, A3697, A3701,
A3774, A3775.
JAPAN-Continued.
Remarks in House relative to area and
population of, 1988.
Ramarks in House relative to bombing
of Iwo Jima and Tokyo, 1173.
Remarks In House relative to planning
for the defeat of, 1987.
Remarks in House relative to prosecu-
tion of the war with, 2931, 5447, A2141,
A2166, A2283, A2369.
Remarks in House relative to our policy
in, A4105, A4106.
Remarks in House relative to moral con-
ditions in, 10871, 11412.
Remarks in House relative to resolution
providing for embargo on essential
material to, A690.
Remarks in House relative to Yalta Con-
ference ignoring war with, A666.
Remarks in House relative to orders
from Tokyo for destruction of Manila,
3432.
Remarks in House relative to decision
of Canada to send volunteers to the
war with, A1846.
Remarks in House relative to mandated
islands of, A2156.
Remarks in House relative to statement
of Prime Minister Churchill on suc-
cessful conclusion of war with, A2290.
Remarks in House relative to British-
Dutch-Russian aid in war with, A2246.
Remarks in House relative to statement
of the President regarding men to be
sent to fight, A2666.
Remarks in House relative to rumors of
peace overtures from, A2821.
Remarks in House relative to terms
necessary for surrender of, A3255.
Remarks in House relative to economy
of, 7381.
Remarks in House relative to England's
part in the war with, 7371.
Remarks in House relative to eighth an-
niversary of war on China by, A3312.
Remarks In House relative to war mate-
rial supplied by us to, A3692.
Remarks in House relative to General
MacArthur's order to abolish Black
Dragon Society in, A3849.
Remarks in House relative to situation
in postwar, A3802.
Remarks in House relative to proclaim-
ing a legal holiday on September 2,
the date of the surrender of, 8491.
Remarks in House relative to Chinese
occupation of, 8325.
Remarks in House relative to declaration
of war by Russia upon, A3739.
Remarks in House relative to the need
for occupying, 8656, 8922.
Remarks in House relative to imperialist
form of government in, A4106.
Remarks in House favoring universal
compulsory education in, A4106.
Remarks in House relative to deporta-
tion of Tule Lake internees to, 9864.
Remarks in House relative to the health
program of, 11579.
Remarks in House relative to the estab-
lishment of a police force in (see bill
H. R. 4349), 10888.
Remarks in Senate relative to the war
against, 7129.
Remarks in Senate relative to the pro-
proposed entrance of Russia into the
war with, 8007.
Remarks In Senate relative to terms of
surrender for, 7279, 7437.
Remarks in Senate relative to a proposed
investigation of the sale of oil and
scrap iron to, 8897.
Remarks in Senate relative to American
policy toward, 8671, 8831, 9378.
Resolution to appoint a special commit-
tee to investigate sale of merchant
ships and scrap iron to (see H. Res.
293).
Speech by General MacArthur from New
York Times on occasion of surrender
by, A3803.

JAPAN-Continued.
Table: exports of steel and scrap Iron,
1926-41, to, A3693.
Text of Japanese order for surrender,
8348.
Ultimatum to, 8094.
JAPANESE-AMERICANS IN HAWAII-THEIR
LOYALTY, editorial from Washington
Post relative to, A5756.
"JAPAN-AN OPPORTUNITY FOR STATES-
MANSHIP," editorial from Life mag-
azine, entitled, A3442.
"JAPAN BOWS TO ALLIED VICTORY," ar-
ticle as reported by United Press from
Beaumont (Tex.) Press captioned,
A3755.
JAPANESE, provide for deportation of Jap-
anese aliens (see bill H. R. 1444).
Letter by Major General Beightler rela-
tive to atrocities in Philippine Islands
by, A1187. •
Message from the President transmit-
ting reports incident to the surrender
of 8364,. 8377.
Proceedings in conection with the sur-
render of, 8347.
Radio message' by Senator Thomas
(Utah) to the, A3482.
Remarks in House relative to atrocities
of, A1776, A1816.
Remarks in House relative to defeat in
Philippines of, A1369.
Remarks in House remonstrating against
establishment of Jap relocation cen-
ters in Louisiana, 4727.
Remarks in House relative to the re-
turn of soldiers imprisoned in Burma
and Thailand by, 8615.
Resolution to investigate treatment of
prisoners and civilians in the Philip-
pines, 1212.
"JAPANESE-AMERICAN HEROES," editorial
from Washington Post entitled, A3084.
JAPANESE-AMERICANS LAUDED, column
from Stars and Stripes carrying let-
ters praising, All5.
JAPANESE-AMERICAN TROOPS, editorial
from Pacific Coast Citizen, San Fran-
cisco, relative to bravery of, A3184.
Article by Joseph E. Palmer from the
Beachhead News relative to bravery in
Italy of, All15.
JAPANESE ATROCITIES, text of report of
State Department relative to, A3783-
A3789.
JAPANESE ATROCITIES: FALSE TEACH-
ING, article by C. H. Rutherford from
Morristown (N. J.) Daily Record rela-
tive to, A5252.
JAPANESE ATROCITIES-WAINWRIGHT'S
STATEMENT, excerpt from editorial
of Tacoma (Wash.) News-Tribune rela-
tive to, A4105.
excerpt from
JAPANESE BRUTALITIES,
newspaper article by Gen. Jonathan M.
Wainwright relative to, A4828.
JAPANESE CAPTIVES, remarks in House
relative to pampering of, 7928.
JAPANESE CRUELTY TO AMERICAN -PRIS-
ONERS OF WAR, article by Livingston
P. Noell, Jr., from Saturday Evening
Post relative to, A5403.
"JAPANESE EMPEROR AND PEACE," edito-
rial from Arizona Daily Star entitled,
A4233.
JAPANESE EXCLUSION ACT, remarks in
House relative to passage in 1924 of,
9541.
JAPANESE-FOUR DAYS OF PSYCHOLOGI-
CAL WARFARE AGAINST THEM, ar-
ticle by James Morgan from Boston
Globe relative to, A3948.
JAPANESE ISLANDS, expressing sense of
Congress that United States retain
retain permanent possession, taken
during present war, of (see H. Con,
Res. 40).
INDEX
JAPANESE ISLANDS--Continued.
Remarks in House relative to control of,
3226, A2149.
JAPANESE NATIONALS, memorial of legis-
lature relative to exchange of United
States and Japanese nationals, 910.
"JAPANESE PROBLEM," editorial by George
Dunn from Half Moon (Calif.) Review
entitled, A2722.
JAPANESE RESIDENTS OF MINNESOTA,
correspondence relative to treatment
of relocated Japanese between Repre-
sentative Judd and, A5219.
"JAPANESE SURRENDER-DEFINE 'UN-
CONDITIONAL,'' article by Ernest
Lindley from Washington Post en-
titled, A3445.
JAPANESE SURRENDER DOCUMENTS, no-
tice of public display of, 8467.
Radio addresses by Speaker Rayburn,
General Wainwright, Solon J. Buck,
and Thad Page on occasion of unveil-
ing of case containing, A4471, A4472.
JAPANESE SURRENDER TERMS-UNDER-
STANDING ASKED, letter by Stanley
Washburn from New York Times rela-
tive to, A3482.
JAPANESE TESTIMONY AT NAVY COURT
MARTIAL, letter by John F. B. Car-
ruthers from Washington Times-Her-
ald relative to, A5570.
Telegram from Evalyn Walsh McLean
protesting, A5570.
JAPANESE ULTRA CODE, remarks in House
relative to the cracking of, 8939.'
JAPANESE WAR, editorial by Richard H.
Powell from Aero Mechanic relative to
vigorous prosecution of, A2179.
JAPANESE WARNED OF DESTRUCTION BY
TRUMAN, editorial from Washington
Post relative to, A2756.
JAPANESE WAR REQUIREMENTS, remarks
in House relative to on the subject of,
7652.
JAPANESE WAR: WARNING IN 1934, edi-
torial by W. J. Hooten from El Paso
Times relative to, A4067.
JAPAN-OUR FUTURE POLICY, article by I.
F. Stone from PM relative to, A3964.
"JAPAN'S NARCOTIC DRUG INDUSTRY
LIQUIDATED," editorial from Wash-
ington Evening Star entitled, A4549.
JAPAN'S OCCUPATION FORCE, statement
by General MacArthur relative to size
needed as, A3952.
JAPAN'S POLICY OF AGGRANDIZEMENT,
editorial from Tacoma (Wash.) News-
Tribune relative to, A4105.
JAPAN SHOULD BE POLICED BY CHINESE
TROOPS, remarks in House relative to,
A3751.
"JAPAN STILL USING UNITED STATES
SCRAP METAL TO KILL YANKS," ar-
ticle from Washington Times-Herald
captioned, A1036.
JAP CODE- DEWEY'S OBTAINS SECRET,
letter by Bruce Cole, of Tucson, Ariz.,
relative to, A4483.
JARMAN, PETE (a Representative from Ala-
bama).
Address at Santiago, Chile. April 14, 1944,
on anniversary of Pan-American Day,
A1887.
Appointed on. committee, 274, 275.
Editorial from Washington Star entitled
"Act of Chapultepec," A1091.
Editorial from Washington (D. C.) Star
on death of President Roosevelt, A1763.
Editorial from Washington Post entitled
"Lend-Lease Report," A2568.
Leave of absence granted, 3990.
Letter from Sebastian S. Herrera, Presi-
dent, Chamber of Deputies of Chile,
upon the death of President Roosevelt,
5294.
JARMAN, PETE-tontinued.
Remarks by Mrs. Rogers relative to, 2154.
Sermon by Rev. C. E. Buxton at Pohick
Church, Va., A1294.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Secretary of State: to authorize him to
continue publishing, etc., official
papers relating to Territories of the
United States (see bill H. R. 2522),
1885.
Territories of the United States: au-
thorizing Secretary of State to com-
plete collection of official papers re-
•lating to (see bill H. R. 1906), 671.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Attorney General: to print report on
international air transport policy (see
H. Res. 176), 1991.
Atlantic-Gulf Ship Canal, Fla.: to print
report of Army engineers (see H. Res.
30), 31.
Black Rock Channel and Tonawanda
Harbor, N. Y.: to print report of Army
engineers (see H. Res. 40), 31.
Cape Charles, Va.: to print report of
Army engineers (see H. Res. 29). 31.
Chile: expressing approval of House of
Representatives of resolutions adopted
at Santiago (see H. Res. 37), 31.
Cleveland Harbor, Ohio: to print report
of Army engineers (see H. Res. 43), 32.
Food investigation: additional copies of
report (see H. Res. 274), 5218.
Handbook for servicemen and service-
women: to print revised edition (see
H. Con. Res. 37), 2585.
House of Representatives: authority for
printing and binding (see H. Res. 9),
16.
Intracoastal Waterway, Mobile to New
Orleans: to print renort of Army
engineers (see H. Res. 44), 32.
Lake Erie: to print as a House document
report of Army engineers bn coopera-
tive beach-erosion study of shore line
near Huron, Ohio (see H. Res. 230),
3822.
Miami River, Fla.: to print report of
Army engineers (see H. Res. 39), 31.
Our American Government: What Is It?
How Does It Function? (pamphlet):
to print additional copies (see H-.Con.
Res. 60), 5121.
Pan-American Day: to designate April
14, 1945, as (see H. Res. 173), 1922.
- to 'designate April 24, 1945, as'
(see H. Res. 222), 3495.
- to print proceedings (see H. Res.
277)-, 5302.
Pan-American solidarity: expression of
House of Representatives afrming (see
H. Res. 226), 3747.
Poland's Independence Day: to print
proceedings (see H. Res. 276), 5302.
President of the United States: to print
message on universal military training
(see H. Con. Res. 100), 10068.
Redwood Creek, Calif.: to print report
of Army engineers (see H. Res. 42), 32.
Shipyard River, S. C.: to print report of
Army engineers (see H. Res. 41), 31.
Special Committee on Postwar Economic
Policy: to print additional reports of
(see H. Res. 330), 7743.
Veterans: to print historical statement
of laws and regulations relating to
(see H. Con. Res. 38), 2585.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 269.
State legislatures, 7936.
Remarks by, on
American Interparliamentary Congress,
1082, 1088, 1266, 1267, 1269.
Army: discharge procedure, A2438.
-letter by a soldier, A2438.
Army engineers: printing of certain re-
ports, 1256.
Bloom, Sol: seventy-fifth birthday, 1986.
Collins, Capt. Jack, 12267.
Congressional Record: general leave to
extend remarks, 3743.
332
JARMAN, PETE-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Federal Housing Administration: inves-
tigation of certain practices of, 3782.
Food investigation: printing of report,
5218.
Foreign Service: analysis of bill (H. R.
6E9) to strengthen, 2884.
France: provisions of lend-lease agree-
ments with, 2123.
German concentration camps: to print
report, 4726.
Independent offices appropriation bill(
conference report, 3782.
International air-transport policy: to
print report, 3321.
Lend-lease: extension, 2122, 2125, 2132.
Mansfield, Mike: speech of, 1989.
Mexico City agreement: significance of,
1709.
Missouri Valley Authority: to print hear-
ings, 9514, 9515, 9518.
Monroe Doctrine, 3737.
One Hundred and Sixth Division: hero-
ism of, 12268.
Pan-American Day, 2154.
- address, 3735.
-to designate, 3495.
-notice of observance, 3324.
Pa n-American Interparliamentary Union,
2155.
Pearl Harbor: fourth anniversary of
attack on, 11634.
Pearson, Drew: article re Representative
Wilson, 2275.
Permission to address the House, 1924,
3133, 3322, 5221.
Press: responsibility of, 3820.
Roosevelt, Franklin D.: death of, 3437.
- radiogram from Louis Batlle
Berres, president, Uruguay Chamber of
Deputies, 3437.
San Francisco Conference: prayer for
success, 3820.
- article by John O'Donnell in
Washington (D. C.) Times-Herald,
3820.
Servicemen's Readjustment Act: confer-
ence report, 12380.
Small business: printing of hearings,
9413, 9414.
Treaties: print additional copies of
hearings relative to making of, 2704,
2705.
United Nations Organization: American
representative, 12267, 12268, 12269.
UNRRA: additional appropriation, 11488,
11490, 11567, 11582, 11591.
-editorial from Washington Post,
11492.
- freedom-of-the-press amendment,
11582.
-Herter
amendment, 11567.
- statement by General Eisenhower,
11491.
Veterans: print laws and regulations,
2705.
War criminals: punishment of, 11634.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Foreign Affairs:
American Interparliamentary Congress
(H. Res. 37, Rept. 140), 1079.
Committee on Printing:
Atlantic-Gulf ship canal, Florida (H. Res.
30, Rept. 2), 125.
Black Rock Channel, N. Y. (H. Res. 40,
Rept. 4), 125.
Cape Charles, Vs. (H. Res. 29, Rept. 1),
125.
Carrier taxation: report (H. Res. 165,
Rept. 451), 3907, 3938.
Cleveland Harbor, Ohio (H.- Res. 43,
Rept. 7), 125.
Committee on Public Buildings and
Grounds: to print hearings (H. Res.
459, Rept. 1469), 12490.
Cotton: hcarings on (H. Con. Res. 34,
Rept. 336), 2277, 2310.
INDEX
JARMAN, PETE-Continued.
kb orts made by, from
Criminal Code: additional copies of bill
(H. R. 2200) (H. Con. Res. 33, Rept.
337), 2277, 2310.
Federal Old-Age and Survivors Insurance
Trust Fund: annual report (H. Res.
322, Rept. 936), 7885, '7890.
Fishery resources (S. Con. Res. 14, Rept.
610), 4975, 5037.
Foreign trade and shipping (H. Res. 211,
Rept. 400), 2882, 2887.
Full Employment Act: hearings (H. Con.
Res. 111, Rept. 1446), 12097, 12100.
German concentration camps (H. Con.
Res. 57), 4726.
Handbook for Servicemen and Service-
women, etc. (H. Con. Res. 37, Rept.
399), 2881, 2887.
International air transport policy (H.
Res. 176, Rept. 417), 3321, 3351.
Intracoastal Waterway, Mobile to New
Orleans (H. Res. 44, Rept. 8),125.
Lake Erie shore line (H. Res. 230, Rept.
630), 5343, 5381.
Miami River, Fla. (H. Res. 39, Rept. 3),
125.
Northwestern Bands of Shoshone Indians
v. United States (Supreme Court de-
cision) (H. Res. 198, Rept. 374), 2705,
2742.
Official papers relating to Territories of
the United States (H. R. 2522, Rept.
704), 5753.
Our American Government, etc. (pam-
phlet) (H. Con. Res. 60, Rept. 650),
5380, 5381.
Pan-American Day (H. Res. 277, Rept.
632), 5343, 5381.
Physically handicapped: hearings (H.
Res. 112, Rept. 1447), 12097, 12100.
Poland Independence Day (H. Res. 276,
Rept. 631), 5343, 5381.
Postwar economic policy and planning:
hearings (H. Res. 330, 445, Repts. 935,
1335), 7885, 7890, 11561, 11604.
President of the United States: to print
copies of address entitled "Further
Prosecution of the War" by (H. Con.
Res. 43), 3495.
Public aids to domestic transportation:
printing of report (H. Res. 164, Rept.
452), 3907, 3938.
Questions and Answers on the Current
Revenue Act (H. Con, Res. 105, Rept.
1336), 11561, 11604.
Railroad Retirement Act: hearings (H.
Res. 232, Rept. 608), 4975, 5037.
- (H. Con. Res. 49, Rept. 60), 4975,
5037.
Redwood Creek, Calif. (H. Res. 42, Rept.
6), 125.
Shipyard River, S. C. (H. Res. 41, Rept.
5), 125.
Small business: hearings (H. Con. Res.
90, Rept. 1077), 9413, 9461.
Xreaties (H. Con. Res. 36, Rept. 373),
2704, 2742.
United States Merchant Marine Academy
(H. R. 48, Rept. 335), 2310.
Veterans: laws and regulations (H. Con.
Res. 38, Rept. 375), 2705, 2742.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
JARNIGAN, CLIFTON (private, U. S. Army),
remarks in House relative to death of
18-year-old, A1200.
JAVA: AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY, re-
marks in House relative to, A5531.
JAVA AND THE BRAVE NEW WORLD'S
PART, editorial from Christian Cen-
tury relative to, A5318.
"JAVA: A TEST OF THE CHARTER," article
by Felix Morley from Human Events
entitled, A5531.
JAY TAYLOR CATTLE CO., relief (see bill
H. R. 1094").
JEEPS, give veterans preferential rights to
purchase military vehicles and (see
bill H. R. 1169).
JEEPS SOLD TO MEXICAN GOVERNMENT
AT $300-VETERANS $1,099, letter
from Fry-En-Heye Post, No. 46, Antlers,
Okla., American Legion, relative to,
A3911.
JEFFERDS, ROY, relief (see bill H. R. 2306*).
JEFFERS, W. M., excerpts relative to return
to private industry of synthetic rub-
ber industry by, A4695.
Letter relative to the tariff on rubber,
5158.
JEFFERSON, THOMAS, address by Repre-
sentative McCormack in Wilmington,
Del., at observance of birthday of,
A2492.
Address by Senator McKellar in Knox-
ville, Tenn., at celebration honoring
birthday of, A2410.
Article entitled "Thomas Jefferson, a
Force in the World of Today and To-
morrow" by George Fort Milton from
Missouri Historical Society Bulletin,
A3372.
Joint resolution to provide for collecting
and publishing the writings of (see
S. J. Res. 64).
Remarks in House paying tribute to,
3323.
Remarks in House relative, to favoring
construction of public roads by, A27.
Remarks in House relative to inventions
of, A692.
Remarks in House relative to naming of
auditorium of Department of Agricul-
ture in honor of, A2661.
.Statement on equal rights by, A4377.
Statement relative to political belief of,
A1297.
Text of the last address prepared by
President Roosevelt on the subject of
Thomas Jefferson, 3357.
JEFFERSON AND IN T E R-AMERICAN
UNITY, address by Senator Chavez in
Charlottesville, Va., before Latin-
American judge advocates on subject,
A1726.
JEFFERSON BARRACKS, MO., remarks in
House relative to visit of a congres-
sional committee to Army separation
center at, A4334.
JEFFERSON (IOWA) BEE AND HERALD
(newspaper), editorial on a suggestion
on the housing shortage from, A5545.
JEFFERSON COUNTY, ALA., provide for a
national cemetery in (see bills S. 83,
523; H. R. 1374, 2144).
JEFFERSON COUNTY, MO., petition urging
aid for Europe's starving people from
citizens of, A4358.
JEFFERSON COUNTY UNION, FORT ATKIN-
SON, WIS. (newspaper), editorial en-
titled "Angleworms and Rattlesnakes"
from, A2602.
JEFFERSON DAY, address by Representative
Rains in Montgomery, Ala., on, A1964.
Address by Senator Guffey in Indian-
apolis, Ind., on, A2701.
Address by Governor Kerr (Okla.) In
Birmingham, Ala., on, A2858.
Address by Senator Tunnell in Fort
Wayne, Ind., on, A3152.
Radio address that President Roosevelt
intended to make on April 13, 1945,
A1886.
Speech by Senator Johnston, of South
Carolina, at Sioux Falls, S. Dak., at ob-
servance of, A2606.
JEFFERSON (OHIO) GAZETTE (newspaper),
editorial on rural meat dealers: OPA
regulations by Chet Lampson from,
A3009.
Editorial on proposed Ohio River-Lake
Erie Canal by Chet Lampson from,
A4151.
JEHLIK, JOHN, relief (see bill H. R. 1785).
JENKINS, ALBERT H., article on our future
lies in China from A. F. of L. ma-
chinists' monthly journal by, A5590.

JENKINS, ELLA, increase pension (see bill
H. R. 1047).
JENKINS, SAMUEL P., report of the Com-
mittee on Naval Affairs in Senate on
nomination of, 3853.
JENKINS, THOMAS A. (a Representative from
0io).
Appointed on committee, 88.
Appointed on funeral committee, 3356.
Article by Frank Kent relative to nomi-
nation of Henry A. Wallace, A319.
Article by Charles M. Dean, from Cin-
cinnati Enquirer, paying tribute to
Representative Jones, A1517.
Article by James H. Cotter on San Fran-
cisco Conference, A2213.
Article by Dan F. Davis entitled "Book
of Hitler," A2772.
Article entitled "God Protect Our Presi-
dent," A.S632.
Article by Msgr. James H. Cotter on for-
eign loans, A4248.
Article by Francis Scott Key Smith en-
titled "Our Republic," A4965.
Editorial by Roy L. Srfith in Christian
Advocate entitled "Military Mathe-
matics Must Be Revised," A4217.
Editorial by Gordon Bush in Athens
(Ohio) Messenger on disposal of sur-
plus materials, A5140.
Editorial from Des Moines Tribune en-
titled "GOP Statesmanship," A5249.
Four-point plan of Disabled American
Veterans, Department of Ohio, A165.
Letter from constituent complaining of
food shortages, A3569.
Letter from Herbert Hoover expressing
his views on the food situation re-
ceived by, 6390.
Letter to Herbert Hoover relative to-the
food situation written by, 6390.
Letter to Representative Hale regarding
coffee situation, A5151.
Poem by Col. Lester J. Abele entitled "My
Dear Son Tony," A2517.
Remarks by Mr. Rich relative to, 5531.
Report of Republican, Congressional Food
Study Committee on sugar situation,
A2262.
Report of Republican Congressional Food
Study Committee on guaranteed beef-
production program, A2417.
Report of Republican Congressional Food
Study Committee on subject Vinson
Meat Order, A2432.
Resolution of Republicans in House of
Representatives making constructive
suggestions to the President, A1920.
Speech prepared for delivery before State
chamber of commerce, Columbus, Ohio,
A5552.
Amendments offered by, to
Price Control Act: to amend, 6570.
Stabilization Act of 1942: to amend, 6570.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Brown, Adabelle: to increase pension (see
bill H. R. 928), 61.
Capitol: to use part of frieze in rotunda
to portray the story of aviation (see
H. J.Res. 10), 30.
Collins, Sarah J.:to increase pension (see
billH. R. 927), 61.
Constitution of the United States: to
amend relative to terms of office of the
President (see H. J. Res. 11), 30.
Cornwell, Charles Palmer: for relief(see
billH. R. 922), 61.
Customs Administrative Act: to amend
(see bill H. R. 276), 22.
Department of Agriculture: to establish
a Food Administration in (see bills
H. R. 2616, 2970), 2238, 3595.
District of Columbia: to change name of
Bladensburg Road (see bill H. R. 277),
22.
Dunfee, Alice: to increase pension (see
bill H. R. 926), 61.
Ebersbach. Bertha: for relief (see bill
H. R. 920), 61.
INDEX
JENKINS, .THOMAS A.-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Graham, Renzie: for relief of estate (see
bill H. R. 921), 61.
Imports: to prohibit importation of
American-made merchandise sold
abroad (see bill H. R. 2634), 2310.
Industiral rehabilitation: Federal aid to
States for (see bill H. R. 275), 22.
Internal Revenue Code: to amend (1H.R.
2313), 1390.
Martin, Mary L.: to increase pension (see
bill H. R. 925), 61.
Ohio: relief of State (see bill H. R. 278),
22.
Primm, Elizabeth S.: to increase pension
(see bill H. R. 924), 61.
Ribl, Catharine: to increase pension
(see bill H. R. 923), 61.
Stewart, Judah A.: to increase pension
(see bill H. R. 929), 61.
Surplus Property Act: to amend (see bill
H. R. 1691), 448.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill: confer-
ence report, 3795.
Alcohol plants, 10005, 10006.
Annuities: exemption from taxation,
r925.
Appropriations Rescission Act: confer-
ence report, 11326.
Armed forces: demobilization, A4532.
Bennett, Pfc Edward: heroism, A4169.
Brazil: statistics on coffee and cotton
production, A4113.
Capitol Building: repair of roofs, 7393.
Charleston, W. Va., airport, 4487, 4490.
Citrus fruits, 12537.
Coal production, 1502.
-- _ 1944 broke all records, A871.
Coffee: data on OPA price policy for,
A4112.
Commodity Credit Corporation, 1973,
2043.
Compact between Ohio and Pennsylvania,
7495.
Debt limit: increase, 1932, 1938, 1939,
1945.
Deficiency appropriation bill, 1624, 11051,
11029.
Department of Agriculture: food control,
6570.
Departments of State, Justice, and Com-
merce appropriation bill, 4487.
Drafting of farm youth, A292.
Employment Service: retirement credits,
11326.
-- letter by Ralph W. Emmons, 11326.
Farm labor: drafting of, 1199.
Farm machinery: exports, 2562.
Federal Aid Airport Act, 9707, 9738, 9739.
-- telegram from Governor of Ohio,
9738.
Federal employees pay bill, 6008.
Fletcher, T. Brooks: death of, 7185.
good-control project, 11051, 11209.
Food: important question today, 6570.
Food and Agriculture Organization of
United Nations, 3970.
Food investigation, 2786.
Food shortage: experience of a meat
dealer In Ohio, 4543.
-- resolution of Republican confer-
ence, 4322. '
Food situation: survey, 4321, 4322.
Forestry research, 3795.
Full-employment bill, 11967, 11988, 11989,
12008, 12011, 12071.
Government agencies: reorganization,
9416.
Government corporations: financial con-
trol, 8552, 8553.
list, 1934.
Highway construction program, 9099.
Immigration and naturalization: post-
war problems, 2868.
Imports and exports: Hoover and Roose-
velt administrations, 10935.
India: immigration quota, 9535.
Insurance business: regulation, 1090.
333
JENKINS, THOMAS A.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
International Office of Education, 4899.
International organizations, 10866.
Markin. Lt. William Dow: Distinguished
Service Cross citation, A2419.
Meat shortage, A1229.
- article from Amarillo Globe-
News, 7297.
Members of Congress: salary increase,
4456.
Nationality Act: amendment, 4644, 4645.
National Service Act, 624.
-- conference report, 2846.
Nurses: drafting of, 1803, 1860.
Office of Economic Stabilization: re-
moval of authority over food from,
A2710.
Office of Price Administration, 6655.
- cancellation of ration points, .217,
218, 225.
- criticism of, 6571.
- control over food, 8769.
- failures, 3331.
- Patman amendment, 7370.
-- policies of, 4322.
propaganda put out by,A5674..
-- quota restrictions, 8490.
- reconversion price policies, 10058.
Ohio River: flood, 1923, A1076.
Postage rate, 12209, 12210.
Price Control Act: amendment, 6570,
6571, 6608, 6611.
- extension, 6390, 6391, 6392, 6516,
7080, 7082, 7083.
-- Senate amendments, A2854.
Reciprocal trade agreements, 4660, 4876,
4879, 5027, 5028, 5029, 5030, 5125, 5126,
5133, 5149, 5159, 5160.
- statement by Charles W. Holman
and others, 5030, 5031.
Renegotiation Act, 6076, 6077.
Revenue bill of 1945, 9615, 1616, 9622,
9132.
-- conference report, 10173, 10177,
10179.
-- minority report, 9617.
Rile&, Dwight (honor graduate at West
Point), 5531.
Roosevelt, Elliott, 9085.
-- findings of Ways and Means Com-
mittee regarding loan by John A. Hart-
ford to, A4115.
Roosevelt, Franklin D.: Medal of Honor,
4821, 4824.
Seiberling, Francis J.: death of, 756.
Selective service: drafting of nurses,
farm boys, and IV-F's, 413.
Servicemen's Readjustment Act: amend-
ment, 7712.
Subsidies, 7873, 7874, 7875, 7876.
Sugar, 11278.
-recommendations, 7814.
Tax adjustment bill, 7304, 7305, 7307,
7309, 7322.
Tidelands: quieting title to, 8840, 8860,
8861, 8864.
UNRRA: additional appropriation, 11478,
11567, 11592.
United States Employment Service, 9230.
Veterans: settlement on farm lands, 8773.
Vinson, Fred: tribute, 1717.
War Dead: repatriation, 12213.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
JENKINS, WILLIAM R., relief (see bill H. R.
918).
JENNETTE, ALASKA D., relief (see bill H. R.
1346*),
JENNINGS, DEAN, article entitled "Heroes
Without Privileges" written by, 9491.
JENNINGS, JOHN, JR. (a Representative from
Tennessee).
Address by K. E. Steinmetz, Knoxville,
Tenn., entitled "Let America Insure
Itself," A1958.
Appointed on committee, 491.
Appointed conferee, 10680, 11415.
Article by Jonathan Daniels on remu-
neration of the President, A5090.
334
JENNINGS, JOHN, JR.-Continued.
Articles relative to Government-owned
I aluminum plants, A48C9.
Editorial from Chattanooga News-Free
Press entitled "Not for GOP Alone,"
A660.
Editorial from Washington Post entitled
"MacArthur," 2919.
Editorial from Maryville (Tenn.) Daily
Times on July 4 oratory, A1159.
Letter and report by Gov. Ben W. Hooper
on election frauds in Tennessee, A255.
Letter by G. A. Garstang complimenting
work of Adjutant General's office,
A4417.
Letter by William C. Rss in Knoxville
Journal addressed to Mrs. Eleanor
Roosevelt, A4267.
Poem by A. D. Albright entitled "Tennes-
see," A4165.
Sworn in, 35.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Allen, Taylor M.: to pension (see bill
H. R. 4334), 9513.
Armed forces: to discharge all members
who have served at least 18 months
(see bill H. R. 4088), 8653.
Benoit, Dimple: for relief (see bill H. R.
3372), 7215.
Browder, E. C., and Keylon, Charles: for
relief (see bill H. R. 2364), 5382.
Buxton, George H.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 4416), 9757.
Coal Creek, Tenn.: to survey (see bill
H. R. 4167), 8950.
Henry, 0. P.: for relief (see bill H. R.
3362), 5362.
Mankin, Paul W.: for relief (see bill H. R.
3363), 5382.
Pernicious political activities: to amend
act to prevent (see bill H. R. 1101), 98.
Poll tax: to amend the Constitution rel-
ative to (see H. J. Res. 54), 98.
Railroad Retirement Act: to amend (see
bill H. R. 1102), 98.
Thomas, Lucy: for relief (see bill H. R.
4798), 11007.
War with Spain: to extend benefits to
teamsters who served in (see bill H. R.
4678), 10691.
Remarks by, on
Antiracketeering Act, 11911, 11912, 11914.
Appropriations: reduction of certain,
C831.
Armed forces: voluntary enlistment bill,
8627, 8630, 8647.
Army: use of 18-year-old boys for combat
duty, A1200.
-letter by T. L. Seeber, A1201.
Atomic bomb: development and control
of, A4355.
Census of agriculture, 860.
Committee to Investigate Acts of Execu-
tive Agencies: continuatidn, 345.
Common carriers: agreements among,
11755.
Departments of State, Justice, and Com-
merce appropriation bill, 2369.
Farm labor: deferment of, 2433.
-induction into armed forces, 212,
213.
Federal judgeship in eastern and western
Missouri: additional judge (H. 1.
1196), 6283.
Freedom of speech, A4286.
Full-employment bill, 12024, 12025.
Government agencies: reorganization,
9429, 9448.
Great Britain: loans to, 8513.
Hurley, Patrick J., 11351.
Insurance business: regulation, 1090,
Interior Department appropriation bill,
3927.
-Bureau of Mines, 3928.
Japan: arming of, 10950.
Jarnigan, Pvt. Clifton, A1200.
Jones, Jesse: forced resignation, 416.
Missouri: additional judgeship, 8873.
Mobilization of manpower, 722.
National Service Act, 722.
_--conference report, 2853.
INDEX
JENNINGS, JOHN, JR.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Nurses: drafting of, 1808, 1812.
-correspondence, 1813.
Office of Price Administration: exclusion
of Members of Congress from meeting
of officials of, 1522.
OA: shortcomings of, 6549.
Patriotism of American nurses, 1812.
Pearl Harbor, investigation. 8503.
Presidential succession, 7018.
Price Control Act: amendment, 6556.
Reciprocal trade agreements, 497, 5126.
Second deficiency appropriation bill,
6842.
Second War Powers Act amendment,
11351.
Szlcct've service: Tydings amendment,
1522.
Stabilization Act of 1942: amendment,
6536.
Statute of limitations, 10945, 10946,
10947.
Subversive activities, 51.
Tax adjustment bill, 7514.
Tennessee: election frauds in Polk and
McMinn Counties, A255.
Tennessee Valley Authority. and the
atomic bomb, 8562.
Tidelands: quIeting title to, 8364, 8565.
Treaty ratification: constitutional
amendment, 4029, 4032, 4056, 4057,
4353, 4354.
United Nations Organization: American
representative, 12270.
Victories of our armed forces, 2919.
Wallace, Henry A., 416.
War Labor Disputes Act: repeal, 11825,
11830.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Claims:
Adams, Lillian (H. R. 2727, Rept. 539),
4339.
Alden, Harold B. and Walter E. Strohm
(H. R. 1480, Rept. 1083), 9512.
Bacic, Peter Paul, and others, (H. R. 2063,
Rept. 136), 1080.
Baker, W. H. (H. R. 1547, Rept. 557),
4573.
Bass, Nannie (H. R. 875, Rapt. 935), 8949.
Beasley, I. H. (H. R. 2723, Rept. 997),
8549.
Benham, Josephine (H. R. 1457, Rept.
834) 7419.
Block, Mary (H. R. 1710, Rept. 411),
2966.
Brady, James A. (H. R. 2310, Rept. 929),
899.
Bratton, Sue Flippin, legal guardian of
(H. R. 5198, Rept. 1004), 8949.
Bryant, Hardy H. (H. R. 2005, Rept. 232),
1540.
Campbell, Effie S. (H. R. 1540, Rept. 229),
1540.
Ciniglio, Louis (H. R. 1561, Rept. 97),
986.
Civilian personnel at Hong Kong and
Manila (H. R. 990, Rept. 174), 1320.
Clay, Bessie 1. (H, R. 1598, Rept. 209),
1390.
Cold Spring, Minn. (H. R. 2008, Rept.
322), 2165.
Diller, M. F. (H. R. 2596, Rept. 1295),
11077.
Gianquitti, Angelo and George (H, R.
2836, Rept. 1000), 8949.
Gottlieb, Leo (H. R. 259, Rept. 224), 1540.
Gradijan, June I. (S. 316, Rept. 469),
4006.
Grenada County, Miss. (H. R. 3195, Rept.
909), 7505.
Haselden & Huggins Co. (H. R. 2621, Rept.
674), 5592.
Hiler, James H. (H. R. 1846, Rept. 282),
1885.
Hodges, L. Wilmoth (H. R. 874, Rept.
984), 8949.
Horton, J. L., and others (H. R. 1134,
Rept. 295), 1990.
Howells, Frank D. (H. R. 1067, Rept. 665),
5592,
JENNINGS, JOHN, JR.-Continued.
Reports made by, from
Johnson, Walter M. (S. 426, Rept. 662),
5592.
Kacprzyk, Patricia M. (H. R. 2511, Rept.
613), 5592.
Karsch, Blanche H., (administratrix) (H.
R. 1711, Rept. 300), 1990.
Kunze, Edward Lawrence (H. R. 2129,
Ropt. 283), 185.
Lawrence Motor Co., Inc. (H. R. 1148,
Rept. 176), 1320.
Lebanon Woolen Mills, Inc. (H. R. 2782,
R pt. 415), 2966.
Leo, Mrs. C. A. (H. R. 941, Rept. 84), 986.
Lilly, Stanley J. (H. R. 3249, Rept. 1005),
849,
Liter, Fred C. (H. R. 3554, Rept. 1260),
10826.
McKay, Osborne E. (H. R. 2336, Rept.
325), 21C5.
McKilip, Mrs. Janet (H. R. 2901, Rapt.
1255), 10826.
Manier, Joe (H. R. 2725, Rept. 546), 4497.
Mersman, Florence (H. R. 3791, Rept.
1265), 10826.
Moasick, Bobby (H. R. 2974, Rept. 1256),
10826.
Montgomery County, Miss (H. R. 2842,
Rept. 908), 7505.
Morgan Creamery Co. (H. R. 952, 4335,
Repts. 113, 1443), 1079. 12101.
Naval air station, Norfolk, Va. (H. R.
1309, Rept. 207), 1390.
Nebraska Wesleyan University (S. 392,
Rept 633), 5381.
Newman, Conrad (H. R. 1788, Rept. 1390),
11931.
O'Connell, Daniel D. (H. R. 1303, Rept.
"450), 3903.
O'Connell, Daniel D., and Stewart, Almon
B. (H. R. 1303, Rept. E9), 986.
Pike, Mirtie (H. R. 2318, Rept. 1229),
10725.
Pow, Margaret J. (H. R. 2701, Rept. 371),
2702.
Ricards, Alma (H. R. 1710, Rept. 411),
2966,
Scarlett, Lucille and Charles (H. R. 3698,
Rept. 1303), 11077.
Sindle. R. H. (H. R. 2728, Rept. 1297),
11077.
Smith, Katherine (H. R. 1567, Rept. 230),
1540.
Southern Bitumen Co. (H. R. 266, Rept.
198), 1390.
Springfied Cooperative Bank (H. R. 2321,
Rept. 672), 5592.
Steinert, Oscar R. (H. R. 851, Rept. 805),
6784.
Stone, Mrs. Ruth C. (H. R. 213, Rept.
663), 5592.
Theriaque, Viola (H. R. 1836, Rept. 1223),
10785.
Winter, Madeline (H. R. 1301, Rept. 668),
5592.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
JENNINGS, JOHN R., relief (see bills S.
3754).
1 26 5 C; H. R. 1917*,
JENSEN, BEN F. (a Representative *from
Iowa).
AppoInted on committee, 88.
Appointed conferee, 5732, 6072.
Article by Walter Trohan entitled
"Frankfurter Held Key New Deal
Schemer," 1593.
Article from Des Moines Sunday Register
relative to servicemen sitting at peace
table, A1320.
Article from Bayard (Iowa) News rela-
tive to poultry ceiling prices, A3053.
Article from Atlantic (Iowa) Telegraph
entitled "The Meat Problem," A3063.
Article by W. D. Archie on OPA, A4064.
Article by W. D. Archie on size of post-
war Army, A4740.
Articles on sale of E bonds in Audubon
County, Iowa, A4631.
Article on surplus of eggs, A5218.

JENSEN, BEN F.--Continued.
Editorial from Council Bluffs (Iowa)
Nonpareil entitled "The Murray Dic-
tatorship Bill," A772.
Editorial by Stanley Norris in Stanton
(Iowa) Zephyr entitled "A Tribute
to America's Progress," A2190.
Editorial from Council Bluffs Nonpareil
entitled "President Should Stay
Home," A2471.
Editorial from American Lumberman
entitled "With Correct Government
Attitude Private Industry Can Do
Housing Job," A5757.
Letter to Chester Bowles on meat situa-
tion, A3406.
Letier by L. W. McNeil (serviceman) rel-
ative to individual liberty, A5439.
Letter by T. J. Powell relative to soil-
conservation contest in Nebraska,
A5209.
Radio address of Max Van Horn, V. F. W.,
relative to returning veterans, A1483.
Radio address of Clyde M. Longstreth,
Iowa State commander of American
Veterans of World War II,relative to
aims and purposes of Amvets, A5723.
Resolution by Iowa General Assembly
relative to Missouri Valley Authority,
A1722.
St.atement of Secretary Ickes appealing
for maintenance of coal production,
A1660.
Statement by Carl H. Wilken before
Committee on Ways and Means on sub-
ject of reciprocal trade agreements,
A2017.
Statement and table relative to proposed
changes in payment of national service
insurance benefits prepared by Fred
Louis, Jr., A5621.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Council Bluffs, Icwa, city of: for relief
(see bill H. R. 1634), 363.
Eggs: creating an import quota on (see
bill H. R. 4346), 9558.
Guenther, Ethel: for relief (see bill H. R.
4947), 11786.
Logs and lumber: to prohibit exporta-
tion (see bill H. R. 4991), 12029.
Motions and resolutions offered by
House of Representatives: providing for
examiners and other personnel neces-
sary for acquisition of information for
use of Subcommittees on Appropria-
tions (see H. Res. 213, 214), 3053.
Petitions and papers presented by, front
State legislatures, 2796.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill, 2719,
2720.
Agricultural Extension Service, 4552,
4561.
Alaska: fishing industry, 1466.
-Hatch Act in, 10368.
Appropriations: reduction of certain,
6144, 9826.
Armed forces: voluntary enlistment bill,
8643, 8717, 8718.
-letter by an Army officer, 8643.
Army: mustering-out plan, 4547.
Building materials: shortage, 3590.
-editorial,
3590.
Bureau of Indian Affairs, 3865.
Central Valley Authority, 3918, 3921.
Committee on Ways and Means: mi-
nority clerk (Mr..Rapp), 7316.
Cotton farmers, 10477, 10479, 10481.
Currency in circulation, 10481.
Daylight-saving time, 8390.
Deficiency appropriation bill, 11195,
11206.
Denmark: tribute to people of, 3925.
Departments of State, Justice, and Com-
merce appropriation bill, 2217.
District of Columbia: appropriation
bill, 5264.
- better enforcement of law within,
6665.
-- Traffic Act: amendment relative
to congressional tegs. 6657.
INDEX
JENSEN, BEN F.-Continued.
Ramarks by, on
Draft boards: award of merit to mem-
bers, 4275.
Farmers: tribute to, 226.
Farm products: investigate marketing,
1450, 1451.
Federal Aid Airport Act, 9736, 9743.
Feeder cattle, 6596.
Flag of the United States, A2190.
Flood-control projects, 11066, 11206.
-- emergency-control bill, 4842.
Food investigation, 2788.
Fuel for machines of war, 1468.
Full-employment bill, 11979, 11980.
Great Britain: loan to, 12359.
Housing for veterans, 12298.
Independent Offices appropriation bill,
880, 882, 937.
India: immigration quota, 9536.
Indian lands, 3459.
Indians: Klamath tribe, 3458, 3459.
Interior Department appropriation bill,
3865, 3868, 3901, 3918, 3923, 3924, 6942,
6943, 6944, 6947, 6950.
Investigating committees, 10031.
Iowa Postwar Rehabilitation Commis-
sion: report, 937.
Irrigation projects, 11195.
Johnson, Jed, 3865.
-tribute to, 3048.
Mexican water treaty, 2217, 3869.
Military Establishment appropriation
bill, 6760.
Missouri River project, 11065.
Missouri Valley Basin, 3866, 3867.
appropriation, 3924, 3925.
statement by Harry Bashore, 3866.
National Service Act, 734.
Nurses' selective service bill, 1730, 1860.
O'Connor, James F.: eulogy, 266.
Office of War Information, 5800.
Park police: salaries of, 6665.
Pearl Harbor disaster: investigation,
8503, 8504.
Postal employees: salary increase, 4626.
Price Control Act: amendment, 6596,
6597.
Public Works: appropriation for ad-
vance planning, 937.
Reciprocal tradeagreements, A2532.
Republican platform, 11779.
Rivers and harbors bill, 1374, 1375.
Rowley, Neil (student) : letter concern-
ing draft, 12535.
Second deficiency appropriation bill,
6851, 6857.
Selective Service: Tydings amendment,
1515.
Stabilization Act of 1942: amendment,
6596, 6597.
Surplus property, 1306.
Tax adjustment bill, 7316.
Thirty-fourth Division: record, 354.
Tobacco: marketing quotas, 1271.
Treaty ratification: constitutional
amendment, 4023, 4024.
Veterans: hospitals, 11141.
-settlement on farm lands, 3867,
8777, 8783, 8787, 8788, 8789.
War agencies appropriation bill, 5800.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
JENSEN, NORMAN G., communications rel-
ative to export of farm machinery by,
A2742.
JENSEN, OLIVER, relief (see bill S. 787*).
JERGENS COMPANY, remarks in House rel-
ative to, 2667.
JERRY, CARLTON G., relief (see bill H. R.
4172).
JERSEY CITY (N. J.) JOURNAL (newspa-
per), editorial Only Congress Can
Free Associated Press From Marshall
Field Fetters from, A4701..
Letter on Poland's plight by Felix F.
Hrynkiewicz from, A938.
"JERSEY EARTHQUAKE," news release by
New Jersey taxpayer's association en-
titled, A1027.
JERSEY HOMES'EigADS, N. J.,resolution rel-
ative to changing its name to Roose-
velt, by Borough of, A2656.
"JERUSALEM FOR THE JEWS," article by
Clinton N. Howard from Progress mag-
azine entitled, A4466.
JERUSALEM-MONEY CHANGERS, MOD-
ERN STYLE, article by Bob Considine
relative to, A3306.
JESSEMAN, CARROLL, relief (see bill S.
513).
JETER, THOMAS P., report of the Commit-
tee on Naval Affairs in Senate on nom-
ination of, 488.
JET-POWERED COMBAT PLANES, remarks
in House relative to, 1629.
JEWELRY, exempt certain essential watches
and clocks from tax with respect to
(see bill H. R. 4347).
JEWETT, FRANK B., address in New York at
American Design Awards by, A2587.
Citation presenting National Academy of
Sciences the American design award to,
A2499.
"JEW-GENTILE-ARAB," editorial from Chris-
tian Science Monitor entitled, A4343.
JEWISH ADVOCATE (publication), article
entitled "Sol Bloom, Delegate to San
Francisco" by Murray Frank from,
A2530.
Article entitled "Red Cross Aid to Surviv-
ing Jews Succeeded Where Others
Failed" by Murray Frank from, A4317.
JEWISH COMMONWEALTH IN PALESTINE,
remarks in House relative to asset to
civilization of, A2156.
Resolution by Legislature of New Hamp-
shire relative to, A1986.
Resolution by mass meeting in Union
City, N. J.,relative to, A2055.
"JEWISH DETROIT HERO WINS CONGRES-
SIONAL MEDAL OF HONOR," article
by International Teamster entitled,
A2719.
JEWISH FORWARD (publication), letter on
Soviet Russia and Anti-Semitism by B.
Ostrowski from, A3301.
JEWISH HOMELAND IN PALESTINE, remarks
in Senate relative to, 7702.
Resolution relative to (see H. R. 238).
Resolution by Winthrop (Mass.) Zionist
district relative to establishment of,
A4153.
JEWISH HOSPITAL OF BROOKLYN, address
by Maj. Gen. George F. Lull to the
graduating class of, A43149.
JEWISH LEGIONS IN WORLD WAR NO. I,
address by Senator Johnson (Colo.)
under auspices of New Zionist organ-
ization of America relative to, A1577.
Remarks in Senate relative to thirtieth
anniversary of, A1859.
JEWISH NEW YEAR, editorial from Wash-
ington Evening Star and statement by
Senator Mead relative to, A3807.
JEWISH PALESTINE, memorandum of Amer-
ican labor on, A3423, A3439.
JEWISH PEOPLE OF EUROPE, address by
Representative Bennet (N. Y.) in Chi-
cago under auspices of Emergency
Committee to Save, A375.
JEWISH PERSECUTION IN EUROPEAN
COUNTRIES, message by American
League for a free Palestine from New
York Post relative to, A3288.
JEWISH PROBLEM, statement by former
Senator Gillette relative to solution of,
A3919.
JEWISH PROBLEM AND ITS SOLUTION, ad-
dress by William B. Ziff in New York
relative to,- A1859.
JEWISH PROBLEM IN RUMANIA, dispatches
from Jewish Telegraphic Agency rela-
tive to. A3303.
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"JEWISH PROBLEM IN SOVIET RUSSIA"
(book), remarks in House relative to
book by Gregory Aronson entitled;
A3301.
JEWISH RIGHTS, address by Senator Wagner
in New York City relative to, A2085.
JEWISH STANDING IN PREWAR EUROPE,
letter by William S. Bennet from New
York Herald Tribune relative to, A4638.
JEWISH TELEGRAPHIC AGENCY, dis-
patches relative to Jewish problem in
Rumania from, A3303.
JEWISH TELEGRAPHIC AGENCY BULLE-
TINS, reports concerning disturbances
in Palestine, 11251.
JEWISH WAR PRISONERS, fixing responsi-
bility for butchery in Germany of (see
S. Res. 120).
JEWISH WAR VETERANS, address by Rich-
ard J. Cushing from Boston Daily
Globe before Newton Post, No. 211,
Auxiliary of, A2315.
Remarks in House relative to denial of
the use of G. I. funds for carrying out
the bill of rights to any institution of
learning which discriminates against
veterans, 12535.
Resolution adopted in Boston by Depart-
ment of Massachusetts, A2296.
JEWISH WELFARE BOARD, BOSTON, MASS.,
resolution by, A5078.
JEWS. See also PALESTINE.
Address delivered .by Congressman Gee-
Ian at New Haven, Conn., relative to,
9697.
Address by Peter H. Bergson at New York
relative to liberation of the, A649.
Article by Representative Luce relative
to Palestine Jews in Allied Armies,
A1629.
Article entitled "First for Freedom" by
Bernard Postal, A1679.
Article entitled "Jerusalem for the Jews"
by Clinton N. Howard from Progress
magazine, A4466.
Article by Lowell Mellett relative to the
Jewish homeland, 9678.
Concurrent resolution relative to open-
ing of Palestine for free entry of (see
H. Con. Res. 113, 114).
Joint resolution relative to restoration
of Palestine as a homeland for (see S.
J. Res. 112; H. J. Res. 264).
Letter by Ben Hecht relative to activities
of Eri Jabotinsky in behalf of Jews in
Europe, A950.
Letter from the President to the British
Prime Minister relative to persecution
of, 12169.
Memorandum relative to establishment
of a Jewish homeland in Palestine,
7702.
Memorial of Legislature of Michigan rel-
ative to immigration and colonization
by the Jews in Palestine, 1751, 1880.
Memorial of Legislature of Minnesota
urging punishment of all those who
perpetrated crimes against, 3142.
Memorial of Legislature of Utah urging
the opening of Palestine 'for coloniza-
tion of, 2800.
Memorial of Legislature of Michigan urg-
ing opening of Palestine for immigra-
tion and colonization of, 2240.
Memorial of Legislature of Wyoming rel-
ative to the proposed opening of Pales-
tine to, 2074.
Memorial of Legislature of Rhode Island
urging the opening of Palestine to im-
migration of, 4092.
Memorial of Legislature of New York
favoring admission of the Jews to Pal-
estine, 4374.
Message from the President transmit-
ting report concerning billeting facili-
ties In Germany for, 9221.
Radio address by Representative Jonk-
man relative to General Eisenhower's
aid to, A4467.
INDEX
JEWS--Continued.
Remarks in House relative to activities
of Religious Emergency Council of the
Chief Rabbi of Great Britain, A987.
Remarks in House relative to nonrepre-
sentation at San Francisco Confer-
ence of, A2156.
Remarks in House relative to prewar
Jewish population in Russia, A3301.
Remarks in House relative to protection
by Hungary to, A3026.
Remarks in House relative to concentra-
tion camps after VE-day being full of,
A3924.
Remarks In House relative to suffering
long endured by, A4270.
Remarks in House relative to resolution
passed by Congress in 1924 approving
Palestine as homeland for, A4270.
Remarks in House relative to providing
homeland for, 9675.
Remarks in House relative to Improve-
ments in Palestine by, A4733.
Remarks in House opposing the opening
of Palestine to Jewish refugees, 12264.
Remarks in House relative to the perse-
cution by the British Government of,
11743, A2156.
Remarks in Snate relative to the resto-
ration of Palestine for a homeland for,
10071.
Remarks in Senate and correspondence
relative to the need for Hebrew dele-
gates at the San Francisco Conference,
3544.
Remarks in Senate relative to the Pales-
tine problem, 9564.
Remarks in Senate relative to treatment
of Jews of Europe, 9242, 9244.
Remarks in Senate relative to free entry
of Jews into Palestine, 4376.
Resolution to establish a free Palestine
for homeless people of the Jewish race
(see H. Res. 286).
Resolution from a war veterans' post at
South Bend, Ind., relative to persecu-
tion of, 9470.
Statement captioned "Britain Writes
New Chapter In Hebrew Martyrdom"
by American League for a Free Pales-
tine from New York Post, A281.
Statement by Senator Guffey relative to
persecution of, 12189.
"JEWS HAVE EARNED THE RIGHT TO
NATIONAL DIGNITY," address by
Senator Langer in New York entitled,
A1912.
JEWS OF EUROPE, editorial entitled "Help
Them Now!" from Boston Daily Record,
A2000.
Letter by Johan J. Smertenko relative to,
A2000.
JEWS WORSE OFF THAN GERMANS, ARMY
CHAPLAIN SAYS, article by Virginia
Reed relative to, A5534.
JOAN OF ARC COUNCIL FOR COMMUNITY
ACTIVITY, statement favoring price
control by, A5155.
JOB BUDGET OF MR. WALLACE, article by
Raymond Moley from Newsweek rela-
tive to, A674.
JOBES, RUBY L., pension (see bill S. 1072).
"JOB PLANS THAT CUNNINGLY SEEK
VETERAN-LABOR BRAWLS," article
by Samuel Grafton from Chicago
Times entitled, A3493.
"JOBS AND THE LITTLE MAN," editorial
from San Diego (Calif.) Journal en-
titled, A889.
JOBS IN A FREE ECONOMY, address by
Joseph L. Trecker relative to, A4838.
"JOBLESS AID," editorial from Washington
Post entitled, A3809.
JOBLESS PAY-MAXIMUM OF $25? editorial
from Milwaukee Journal relative to,
A3845.
JOHANNES, EVERRETT, editorial on Ger-
mans surrender, but do not admit
their guilt from Alameda (Calif.)
Times-Star by, A2420.
JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY, article en-
titled "Agreement of 1817" by, A5367.
JOHNSEN, ALBERT W. J., medal (see bill
H. R. 849).
JOHNSON, ALBERT W., authorizing the Com-
mittee on the Judiciary to investigate
official conduct of (see H. Res. 125, 126,
138*, 305*).
JOHNSON, ANTON J., (a Representative from
Illinois).
Appointed on committee, 491.
Article by Don B. Tolley analyzing report
of Southern States Cooperative, A1576.
Statement by a cattle feeder relative to
meat crisis, A1709.
Tables: rubber production, A274.
Bills and joint resolutions introducedby
Meersman, Margaret M., fbr relief (see
bill H. R. 1241), 127.
Shull, Thomas S., to increase pension
bill (see bill H. R. 4355), 9558.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 1171, 2586,
5038.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill, 2691.
Agricultural Extension Service, 4562.
-rubber, 2691.
Cuba: purchase of industrial alcohol
from 11254.
4-H Clubs, 4556.
Guayule rubber project, 9362, 11329.
Ice cream: data on manufacture of,
A2455.
Military Establishment appropriation
bill, 6762.
Rubber: future of, 10675.
- statement of John L. Collyer,
10675.
-review, A274.
VE-day, A2100.
Votes o'. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES
JOHNSON, BYRON F., report of the Commit-
tee on Naval Affairs in Senate on nom-
ination of, 7940.
JOHNSON, CLEO D., relief (see bill H. R.
4904).
JOHNSON, CLIFF R. (minister, Presbyterian
Church), correspondence relative to
speech by Harry H. Vaughan at West-
minster Presbyterian Church, Alex-
andria, Va., between Luther p. Miller
and, A4657.
JOHNSON, CLAIR, press release relative to
program for rebuilding of timber re-
sources in South, by, A509.
JOHNSON, CLYDE, letter on Army's dis-
charge system by, A4740.
JOHNSON, DANIEL B., relief (see bill H. R.
1038*).
JOHNSON, DEAN, article entitled "Oregon's
Future Linked with Forests" from
Oregonian by, A2087.
JOHNSON, EDWIN C. (a Senator from Colo-
rado).
Address to Jewish League in World War
I at New York City, March 18, 1945,
A1577.
Address by William B. Ziff at New York
City relative to Jewish problem and its
solution, A1859.
Address by W. W. Grant at memorial
service for the late President held by
Denver Chamber of Commerce, A1896.
Analysis of bill (S. 974), vocational re-
habilitation and education of veterans,
4225.
Appointed on committee, 169, 170.
Appointed on committee to escort the
President, 9934.
Appointed conferee, 2194, 3734, 9210,
9768, 10252, 10634, 11081.

JOHNSON, EDWIN C.-Continued.
Appointed on funeral committee, 10621.
Appointed on Special Committee on
Atomic Energy, 10068.
Article by Frank C. Waldrop in Wasl-
ington Times-Herald entitled "When
Berlin Falls," A580.
Article by Admiral William H. Standley
in Army and Navy Journal favoring
furloughs with pay for veterans, 1998.
Article by Thomas H. Ferril from Rocky
Mountain Herald relative to world
peace, A1468.
Article entitled "Chavez Leads First Pa-
trol Into Naha," A2249.
Article by Howard Bridgewater in Bank-
ers' Magazine, London, on postwar cur-
rency problems, 7689.
Ceremonies at unveiling of German sur-
render documents at National Ar-
chives Building, Washington, D. C.,
A2776.
Correspondence with Charles J. Moyni-
han, Montrose, Colo., relative to conl-
firmation of Henry A. Wallace, 1611.
Editorials from New York Times relative
to importance of air-power problems,
A1810.
Editorial from Washington Post paying
tribute to Guy M. Gillette, A2706.
Editorials from Pittsburgh Courier on
Army's blue discharges, A4778.
Letter from Bernard M. Baruch regard-
ing surplus property disposal, A140.
Leave of absence, 10786.
Letter from Harry B. Mitchell relative
to employment of personnel at Vet-
erans' Administration received by, 6426.
Letters by Omar B. Ketchum, John
Thomas Taylor, and Millard W. Rice,
favoring bill (H. R. 3644) to increase
disability compensation to veterans,
8283.
Letter by a group of soldiers on Min-
danao urging speed in demobilization
and commenting on Ninety-third Di-
vision, A5449.
Memoranda by Secretary of State and
Secretary of War on bill (H. R. 3951),
Armed Forces Voluntary Recruitment
Act, 9408.
National Farmers Union program for
1945, A860.
Poem by Edward T. Paca, entitled "Our
Children," A4958.
Radio address entitled "The Veteran
Looks to Congress," A4699.
Resolution by Providence (R. I.) City
Council relative to letter inserted in
Congressional Record by Senator John-
son of Colorado concerning loafing at
Walsh-Kaiser Co. Shipyard, 2462.
Resolution of Irish War Veterans, 10421.
Resolutions of National Reclamation As-
sociation, 11607.
Statement on bill (S. 448): to amend
Federal Power Act, 778.
Statement regarding extension of- Price
Control Act, 4101.
Statement on bill (S.939) : promotion of
officers in Medical, Dental, and Vet-
erinary Corps, 4260.
Statement giving data on officers in the
Army, .12427.
Amendments offered by, to
Airports, Federal aid (S. 2): to amend,
3749, 8527.
Armed forces: terminal furloughs for en-
listed men (see bill S.721), 9764.
Army: voluntary enlistments (S. 3951),
to amend, 9015, 9017.
Federal Reserve banks (S. 510) : to
amend, 3838, 3843.
ILand-grant railroad rates (H. R. 694):
to amend, 9297.
Legislative appropriation bill (H. R.
3109) : to amend, 5213.
Missouri Valley Authority (S. 555): to
amend, 3627.
Price Control Act (S. J. Res. 30): to
amend, 3057.
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JOHNSON, EDWIN C.-Continued.
Amendments offered by, to
Selective Service Act (H. R. 2625)" to
amend, 3110, 3493.
Bills and joint resolutionsintroduced by
Akin, Joseph C.: for relief of widow (see
bill S. 620), 1410.
Alcoholic beverages: to prohibit paid
advertising by radio (see bill S. 623).
1410.
Arkansas River: authorizing compact for
division of waters (see bill S. 187), 158.
Armed forces: to discharge enlisted men
who have at least 2 years of service
(see bill S. 1408), 8663.
Sto'provide furloughs with full pay
to enlisted men upon separation from
service (see bill S. 721), 1998.
-to provide terminal furloughs for
enlisted men (see bill S. 1489), 9764.
Army: relating to retirement pay for
certain disabled officers or warrant of-
ficers (see bills S. 627, 628), 1410.
- to amend Army Officers Retire-
ment Act (see bill S. 720), 1998.
- relating to officers of Dental Corps
(see bill S. 916), 3707.
-to extend act relating to promo-
tion of Medical, Dental, and Veterinary
Corps officers (see bill & 939), 3943.
- to appoint additional commis-
sioned officers in (see bill S. 1554),
10324.
-to authorize appointment of cer-
tain persons as permanent brigadier
generals of the line (see bill S. 1532),
10114.
- to authorize additional perma-
nent major generals and brigadier
generals of the line (see bill S. 1533),
10115.
Atomic energy: for development and con-
trol of (see bill S. 1463), 9325.
Civil War and war with Spain: to in-
crease pension rates for certain vet-
erans of (see bill S. 852), 3182.
Claims: to amend act for settlement of
claims for damages occasioned by
Army, Navy, and Marine Corps forces
in foreign countries (see bill S. 936),
3824.
Colorado River: to construct certain Fed-
eral reclamation works on upper basin
(see bill S. 894), 3480.
Davis, Troy Charles, Jr.: for relief (see
bill S. 1586), 10632.
Department of Military Security: to es-
tablish (see bill S. 1481), 9844.
Employees of the United States: to ex-
tend recognition as accredited repre-
sentatives of veterans' organizations
(see bill S. 1407), 8663.
Esser, Amelia: to pension (see bill
S. 624), 1410.
Exports: to continue in effect section 6
of act of July 2, 1940 (54 Stat. 714), as
amended, relating to exportation of
certain commodities (see bill S. 935),
2824.
Fair Labor Standards Act: to amend (see
bill S. 760), 2386.
Pleak, Dennis L.: for relief (see bill
S. 1479), 9563.
Frame, Harvey L.: to increase pension
(see bill S. 625), 1410.
Gamel, Walter John: to pension (see bill
S. 1071), 5310.
Insurance: to extend 5-year level-pre-
mium term policies for an additional
3 years (see bill S. 970), 4225.
Interstate Commerce Act: to amend
relative to "joint action by common
carriers In establishing rates (see bill
S. 450), 777.
Jobes, Ruby L.: to pension (see bill
S. 1072), 5310.
Joint Committee on Veterans' Affairs: to
create (see S. J. Res. 90), 8292.
Knight, Thaddeus C.: for relief (see bill
S. 528), 992.
McGregor, William W., and others: for
relief (see bll S. 621), 1410.
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JOHNSON, EDWIN C.-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Military Academy: to increase pay of
chaplain (see bill S. 967), 4225.
Military and naval decorations: to mod-
ify time limitations governing award of
certain (see bill S. 1523), 10070.
Military and naval establishments: to
extend act relating to prostitution
near (see bill S. 948), 4C99.
Military personnel: to pay mileage and
other travel allowance accounts of (see
bill S.917), 3707.
National Science Foundation (see bill
S. 1297), 7937.
National Service Life Insurance Act: to
amend (see bills S. 969, 1677), 4225,
9644.
Price, S. M.: for relief (see bill S. 1133),
5841.
Quinn, Michael J.: to bestow Silver Star
upon (see bill S. 1035), 4783.
Scavello, Salvator and Flora: for relief
(see bill S. 1220), 7106.
Science and useful arts: to promote (see
bill S. 1720), 12493.
Servicemen's Readjustment Act: to
amend (see S. 1202), C873.
- to amend title III (see bill
S. 1138), 5925.
- to amend relative to loans for vet-
erans (see bill S. 795), 2802.
Shank, Margaret Earnes: for relief (see
billS. 622), 1410.
Stone, Nettie E.: for relief (see bill
S. 702), 1502.
Strategic materials: to amend act relat-
ing to acquisition of (see bill S. 1481),
9644.
- to continue subsidy payments
with respect to (see bill S. 502), 916.
Subsidies to promote lamb production
(see bill S. 1270), 7553.
Surplus Property Act: to amend (see bill
S. 1380), 8468.
Tariff Act: to amend (see bill S. 914),
3627.
Trebing, William, and wife: for relief
(see bill S. 703), 1832.
Unknown American soldiers: to return
bodies of two for burial in the United
States (see S. J. Res. 108), 9463.
Veterans: to amend GI bill of rights (see
bill S. 738), 2168.
- to authorize correspondence
schools to participate in program for
education of (see bill S. 826), 3110.
-to grant pensions at wartime rates
for disabilities received on or after
October 8, 1940 (see bill S. 856), 3230.
-to amend" law relative to voca-
tional rehabilitation and education
(see bill S. 974), 4225.
-to liberalize and clarify laws per-
taining to hospital treatment, medical
care, domiciliary care, and related
services (see billS. 973), 4225.
- to increase basic monthly allow-
ance to handicapped veterans receiving
vocational training (see bill S. 1031),
4783.
hosoitalization for (see bill S.
1203), 6873.
- to increase pension rates for
single amputations (see bill S. 1680),
11933.
Veterans' Administration: authorizing
employment of certain personnel hold-
ing other Government positions for
part-time work (see bill S. 968), 4225.
-to authorize Administrator to ac-
cept gifts, etc., in behalf of general
post fund (see bill S. 972), 4225.
- to facilitate employment of per-
sonnel (see bill S. 971), 4225.
to establish Department or Bu-
reau of Medicine and Surgery In (see
bill S. 1079). 5385.
Veterans' regulations: to amend (see bill
S. 1276), 7589.
War correspondents: to issue medals to
(see bill S. 957), 4099.

JOHNSON, EDWIN C.-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Warren, William D.: for relief (see bill
S. 623), 1410.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Armed forces: release of certain members
to noncombatant are'as (see S. Con.
fes. 16), 4101.
Remarks by, on
Acheson. Dean G.: confirmaCon, 8934.
Act of Chapultepec, 2C23.
A;rports: Federal aid bill, 4119, 4120,
7281, 81-8, 8439. M327, 8528, C529.
- editorials, r503.
- lettcr by Paul A. Pcrte", 8527.
Akin, Jo]eph C.: rellet of "Thdcw, 92"-79.
America's challenge, 1CC5.
Armed forces: demobilization program,
9S75.
-- t~rminal furloughs for enlisted
men, 976'
Army: additional commissioned officers,
12428.
- faults of.discharge system, 3202-
8293.
- Medical, Dental, and Veterinary
Corps, 4259, 4t23.
voluntary enlistment bill, 9110,
9011, 9012, 9013, 9014, 9015, 9016, 9317,
9019, 9020, 9025, 9216.
Army and Navy Munitions Board on
strategic materials: to print report
(S. Doc. 5), 548.
Atomic bomb: outlawing of, 10257.
- and world peace, 11005.
Atomic energy: creation of special com-
mittee, 9839, 9890, 9892, 9895, 9896,
9c97.
-President's message, 9223, 9324.
9325.
-reference of bill (S. 1463), 9397,
9398, 9400.
Bretton Woods agreements, 7686, 7689.
Byrnes, James F.: resignation of, 3842.
Chandler, Albert B. (Happy): tribute,
3776.
Colorado-Big Thompson project, 12110.
Cooperative agricultural extension work,
3845.
Davis, Monnett B.: tribute, 6047.
Deficiency appropriation bill, 12108.
Farm labor, 12108.
Federal Aid for Airports Act: to print,
10083.
Federal employees pay bill, 12250.
Federal Power Act: to amend (see bill
S. 448), 778.
Federal Reserve banks: reduction in re-
serve reouirements, 3766, 3767. 3768,
3828, 3829, 3834, 3835, 3836, 3837, 3838,
3839, 3840, 3843, 3844.
- statement by W. Randolph
Burgess, 3835.
- statement by Marriner S. Eccles,
3835.
Five-year-level-premium-term policies:
' extension of, 6425.
Fort Belvoir: statement by a returned
veteran regarding duties at, 8293.
Freight forwarders, 9381.
Full Employment Act of 1945, 9051, 9052,
9054, 9059, 9061.
Fur-bearing animals: reconsideration
of bill (S. 566), 12433, 12434, 12436.
GI bill of rights: amendment, 2168,
10498, 10499, 10501, 10503, 10505, 10506,
10507, 10508, 10509, 10510, 10511, 10512.
- conference report, 12342.
-letter from Veterans' Adminis-
tration, 10502.
-report on bill (H. R. 3749), 10503.
I- summary, 12505.
Giffen, Admiral Robert C.: confirmation,
8004.
Government agencies: reorganization,
10335, 10336.
Hershey, Gen. Lewis B.: statement on
draft after VJ-day, 8293.
Hunter, Hinton H.: confirmation, 1855.
Independent offices appropriation bill,
2090.
INDEX
JOHNSON, EDWIN C.-CLdinued. JOHNSON, EDWIN C.-Continue.
Remarks by, on Reports made by, from
International Security O.rganization, Committee of conference:
470. Army voluntary enlistment bill (H. R.
Interstate Cc'smeree Act: ex'nsion of 3951), 9407.
rection '09, 4522, 453 461
61 G. bill of rights amendment (H. R.
£C3, 4r30-. 3749), 12338.
Joint Cc:.i.ttae on Vcte-ans' Affairs: Land-grant railroad rates (H. R. 69I),
need of, 1201. 9989.
L"ne-gurant rail-oad rates, C9[, 9990, Servicemen's Readjustment Act amer d-
went (H. R. 3749), 11030.
LEg:ic.tve a-spropriation bill, 4909, 4963, Committee on Fin'nce:
5101. Department of Medicine and Sur .cry in
Lencbleas:t extension, 0237. Voterens' Administration (H. R. 4717,
Mcat: rt,. emnt Letors inves:i-ating Rept. 858), 12231.
cemreittse, 4-23. Five-year-level-preenium-term pol'cles
- profits o.r pacLers, 'lI)9, 4720. (1-. R. 2949, Rept. 366), 6088. -
Mcmbcs of Cangree: e:':cenas allow- Gcvernment life insurance (S. 447, Rept.
-nce, 519!, t
5203,
209, 5210, .3 304), 608.
M :::co: r cr treaty, 2533, 32j7, 3308, Servicemen's Readjustment Act: a .',d-
310. 3(87. mont (H. R. 3749, Rept. 693), 10"25..
Il.i ta-y c.,snps: supprcasion of vice, Veterans: disability compensation (L-.. R.
.(ZZ5. 3344, Rept. 549), 8048.
P:h!se:u i Vallay Authority: advere re- Veterans' Administration: cmploS-.,.nt
port, 422. of personnel (H. R. 3118, Rept. 365),
-- haa':ings on, 4737. 6183.
National S!rviec Act, 1552, 1666. Zin, Harry A.: nomination, 11252.
-- conference report, .901, 2902, Committee on Interstate Commerce:
204, 2906, 2917, 3331, 3032, 3033, 204, Interstate Commerce Act: amendmcnt
3035, 3039, 3040, 3341. (H. R. 3038, Rept. 264), 4381.
t
-- contpfrison be ween corference Petroleum pipe lines (H. R. 2800, Rcpt.
report and original Senate bill, 3036. 233), 4381.
- letter from a war worker relative Committee on Military Affairs:
to loafing on the job at Rheems Mfg. Army: additional commissioned officers
Co., Shipyard, Providence, R. I., 1552. (S.1554, Rept. 747), 10693.
National Science Foundation, 7938. -Medical, Dental, and Veterinary
Navy Department appropriation bill, Corps officers (S. 939, Rept. 237), 4C95.
4392. - nominations, 3734, 4131, 4z24,
Norfolk Navy Yard, 393. 5339, 5444.
O11 production in Middle East, 1133. -- officers detailed to duty in Depart-
Palestine problem, 9225, 9320, 9321, ment of Agriculture (S. J. Res. 113,
9387. Rept. 841), 11789.
-correction of United Press item, Imrle, Austin S.: nomination, 5339.
9411. Knight, Thaddeus C. (S. 528, Rept. 283),
Pan-American Highway, need of in- 4690.
vestigation, 6123. Military Academy: chaplain (S. 957, Rept.
Peace terms, 255. 262), 4381.
Program of scientific research (H. R. Military and naval decorations (S. 1523,
3440), 6365. Rept. 840), 11789.
Providence, R. I.: letter by Bill Tinkham Prostitution near military and naval es-
relative to loafing by workers at tablishments (S. 948, Rept. 261), 4381.
Walsh-Kaiser Co., 2462. Shotguns (S. 1551, Rept. 846), 11860.
Railroads: tax adjustments, 7791-7794. Warren, William D. (S. 626, Rept. 300),
Reciprocal trade agreements, 6181, 6182, 4933.
6351. Wheeler, Raymond Albert, 9247.
Revenue Act of 1945, 9960. Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
-conference report, 10263. JOHNSON, EDWIN L., letter relative to ef-
Rose, Maj. Gen. Maurice B.: tribute to, forts to purchase surplus property by,
3112. 10728.
Selective Service Act: extension, 3563, JOHNSON, EVELYN, relief (see bill H. R.
3715, 3716, 3718, 3727. 2642").
-- precombat training of 18-year-
JOHNSON, F. V., JR., relief (see bill H. R.
olds, 3717. 950).
Senate: rules of procedure, 8124.
JOHNSON, G. M., article relative to the func-
Servicemen's Readjustment Act: amend- tioning of Congress from his book But
ment, 10634.
General Johnsor by, A786.
Shotguns, 12424.
Surplus Property Board, 8233. JOHNSON, GERALD W., editorial entitled
"Peace With Honor" by, A1962.
Tax-adjustment bill, 7791-7794.
Transportation workers: release from JOHNSON, HALLETT, remarks in House rela-
Army, 8293. tive to diplomatic and political career
United Nations Charter, 8002. of, A266.
-- letter by Joseph C. Cleveland, JOHNSON, HAROLD, remarks in House rela-
8004. tive to heroic action in battle by, 7265.
-radio interview, 8003. JOHNSON, HAROLD B., letter by Senator
United Nations Organization: American Wagner relative to St. Lawrence sea-
representative, 11085. way to, A162.
UNRRA: appropriations, 11376, 11377. JOHNSON, HENRY, pension (see bill H. R.
Veterans: assimilation into civil life, 4853).
8291.
-furloughs with pay, 1998. JOHNSON, HIRAM W. (late a Senator from
California).
-increase disability compensation, Analysis of Bretton Woods agreement by
8283. John Francis Neylan, A1636.
- vocational rehabilitation and Announcement of death, 8318.
education, 4225. Appointed on committee, 169, 170.
Veterans' Administration: Department Appointed conferee, 922, 7434.
of Medicine and Surgery, 12342, 12415, Appointed on United States Naval Acad-
12416. emy Centennial Commission, 5172.
-priority in employment of per- Eulogy by Senator Downey on, 8318.
sonnel for, 6426. Eulogy in House, A3811.

JOHNSON, HIRAM W.-Continued.
Poem by Horace C. Carlisle paying tribute
to, A3818.
Resolution of California Legislature rela-
tive to cooperation among nations to
curtail production and traffic of opium,
774.
Resolution by California Legislature
relative to commemoration of centen-
nial of raising of bear flag of the Cali:
fornia Republic, 774.
Resolution of respect in House (H. Res.
335), 8335.
Resolution of respect in Senate; 8318.
Resolution to pay funeral expenses (S.
Res. 170), 8302.
Statement made with reference to the
proposal to repeal the Johnson Act,
A5714.
Amendments offered by, to
Mexican water treaty: to amend, 2330.
Navy and Coast Guard: pay and allow-
ances (S.473) : to amend, 1412.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
American Expeditionary Force: to issue
service medaas to members who par-
ticipated in occupation of Siberia (see
billS. 325), 232.
Army: to promote officers on retired list
(see bill S. 324), 232.
Chucawalla Valley, Calif.: to exempt
from cancellation certain desert-land
entries in (see bill S. 989), 4381.
Equal rights for men and women: to
amend Constitution relative to (see
S. J. Res. 61), 4100.
Naval academy on Pacific Coast: to estab-
lish (see S. J. Res. 80), 6873.
Remarks by, on
Mexico: water treaty, 2333, 2334, 2655-
2657, 3074, 3158, 3172, 3280, 3381, 3382,
3418.
minority views on treaty with (pt.
2, Ex. Rept. No. 2), 2076.
- reservations, 3261.
Senate: hour of meeting, 3133.
United Nations Charter: notice of hear-
ings, 7275.
Williams, Aubrey, 2333.
Votes of. See YEA-ANO-NAY VOTES.
JOHNSON, HIRAM W., JR., letter expressing
appreciation for the floral wreath sent
by the Senate on the occasion of the
funeral of the late Senator Johnson of
California, 8583.
JOHNSON, J.LEROY (a Representative from
California).
Appointed on committee, 88.
Article from Washington Star entitled
"A Dismal Spectacle," A843.
Article from Sacramento Bee entitled
"Industrial Peace Charter Is a Timely
Proposal," A3503.
Editorial from Bridgeport Post on hous-
ing for veterans, A5074.
Letter in Stockton, (Calif.) Record by
Lt. Col. G. H. Rohrbacker concerning
medals for Congress, A889.
Letter to Committee on Appropriations
relative to critical need for Lanham
Act funds in Vallejo, Calif., A4044.
Opinion of Judge Kennedy relative to
Jackson Hole Monument, A774.
Poem by Hudson Hawley, Just Think-
in',600.
Poem by Hudson Hawley from Hartford
Courant entitled "Just Thinkin',"
A461.
Report on visit to discharge centers at
Camp Dix and Camp Devens, A4016.
Resolution by California Legislature
relative to Central Valley Project,
2683.
Amendments offered by, to
Nurses (H. R. 2277): to amend, 1870,
1871.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
California, State Compensation Insur-
ance Fund of: for relief (see bill H. R.
1844), 591.
INDEX
JOHNSON, J. LEROY-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Cameron, Ruth Dudley, and Henry V.
Harris: for relief (see bill H. R. 3186),
4465.
Central Valley project: relating to opera-
tion of irrigation and hydroelectric
power features (see H. J. Res. 139),
2702.
Emergency Officers' Retirement Act: to
extend benefits to certain officers hon-
orably discharged from the Army (see
bill H. R. 2325), 1401.
Lank, Edward J.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 3824), 7663.
Mail matter: to prohibit mailing of cer-
tain fabrics or materials containing
explosive substances (see bill H. R.
2496), 1829.
Nationality: to provide for loss under
certain circumstances (see bill H. R.
728), 57.
Port Chicago, Calif.: settlement of claims
for damagds resulting from explosion
at (see bill H. R. 4708), 10750.
Randolph, R. C.: for relief (see bill H. R.
3825), 7663. , day of former Senator Owen, Washing-
State fairgrounds: authorizing War De-
partment to cancel leases on (see bill
H. R. 4262), 9292.
Stockton, Calif.: to release rights of
United States to certain property in
(see'bills H. R. 2823, 3265), 2966, 4776.
Stangio, Domenico: for relief (see bill
H. R. 1845), 591.
Tidelands: relating to title to (see H. J.
Res. 172), 3822.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill, 2682,
2683.
Almond industry, 5105.
Armed forces: voluntary enlistment bill,
8628, 8633, 8634, 8651, 8708.
Army-Navy, football game, A5215.
Central Valley Authority, 2683, 3915.
Child-welfare centers, 8554.
China: American policy toward, 11481.
Corporations: increase in size of certain,
113.
Deficiency appropriation bill, 1631, 11143,
11197, 11203, 11264.
Department of State: representation
allowances, 11203.
Drafting of nurses, 1743.
Federal Aid Airport Act, 9741.
Flood-control projects, 11044, 11067,
11264, 11819.
Full-employment bill, 12092.
Government agencies: reorganization,
9365.
Guayule project, 11329.
Highways and bridges in defense areas,
1.13.
Housing for war workers, 1631.
India:- immigration quota, 9533, 9536,
9537.
Interior Department appropriation bill,
3810, 3876, 3915, 6941.
Labor policy, 11357.
Mare Island Navy Yard: record, A4066.
Members of Congress: salary increase,
4430.
National Service Act, 598, 600, 601.
-agree to conference, 2197.
-analysis of bill (H. R. 1752), A314.
Navy: postwar composition, 10161.
Nurses: drafting of, 1799, 1800, 1806, 1807,
1861, 1870, 1871, 1872, 1873.
Palestine resolution, 12390.
Reciprocal trade agreements, 5012, 5105.
Rivers and harbors bill, 1337, 1375.
Selective service: Tydings amendment,
1511, 1512, 1521, 1526.
Tidelands: quieting title to, 8863.
Treaty ratification: constitutional
amendment, 4062.
United Nations Organization, 12283.
UNRRA: additional appropriation, 11491.
Yeterans: hospitals, 11143,
339
JOHNSON, J. LEROY-Continued.
Remarks by on
Veterans' Administration: Department
of Medicine and Surgery, 11668, 11669,
11678, 11679.
War Labor Disputes Act, 11829.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY.VOTES.
JOHNSON, J. MONROE, speech by Represent-
ative Bulwinkle at dinner by Associa-
tion of American Railroads *in Wash-
ington in honor of, A5345.
Statement relative to amending Inter-
state Commerce Act before subcom-
mittee of House Committee on Inter-
state and Foreign Commerce by, A4646.
JOHNSON, JACOB A., relief (see bill H. R.
4209).
JOHNSON, JED (a Representative from Okla-
homa).
Address by Mine. Wei relative to women
and'democracy in China, A343.
Address by former Senator Owen on his
eighty-ninth birthday explaining his
new global alphabet, A514.
Address by former Senator Gore on birth-
ton, D. C., A514.
Address by Earl Pruet on the life and
service of Senator Elmer Thomas,
A2842.
Appointed on committee, 15.
Appointed conferee, 5732, 7101, 7494,
10937, 11739.
Article from Washington Post endorsing
appointment of Fred M. Vinscn as Fed-
eral Loan Administrator, A1028.
Article by Walter Lippmann from Wash-
ington Post entitled "The President as
Strategist," A1671.
Christmas radio address by Cedric Foster
from Boston, Mass., A62.
Letters from Ensign Roland F. Johnson,
deceased, to his parents, A1085.
Letter by Henry 0. Bennett concerning
problems of peace, A3959.
Nominated and confirmed to be judge of
United States Customs Court, 3045,
3080.
Poem by Engineers Mate Mack P. McCabe
entitled "Carry On," A3528.
Remarks in House paying tribute to,
3227, 3805, 3855, 3870.
Remarks in Senate paying tribute to,
3080.
Report of the Committee on the Judi-
ciary in Senate on nomination of, 3045.
Resolution of Legislature of Oklahoma
commending the President, etc., in
conduct of war, A512.
Tributes in House to, 3048.
Amendments offered by, to
Interior Department appropriation bill
(H. R. 3024) : to amend, 3910.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Automobile-use tax: to repeal (see bill
H. R. 4153), 8949.
Interior Department: appropriations
for (see bill H. R. 3024), 3747.
Oklahoma: to transfer fish hatchery in
Comanche County to city of Lawton
(see bill H. R. 1389), 230.
Veterans: to provide for making loans to
(see bill H. R. 1930), 749.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Military property: investigation of de-
struction of (see bill H. Res. 320), 7506.
Remarks by, on
American Legion: recognition of World
War II veterans, 10939.
Armed forces: -delay in demobilization,
9869, A4412.
Barbour, Henry E.: eulogy, 2708.
Census of Agriculture, 844, 846, 847, 849,
864, 875.
Central Valley Authority, 3876, 3919.
Common carriers: agreements among,
11767.
Court criers, 11126.
340
JOHNSON, JED-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Deficiency appropriation bill, 11199,
11214.
Ferris, Scott: death of, 5917.
Flood-control projects, 11056, 11214.
Halifax, Lord: visit to Oklahoma, 3136.
Interior Department appropriation bill,
3800-3805, 3863, 3875, 3876, 3886, 3892,
3893, 3895, 3897, 3901, 3902, 3908, 3909,
3911, 3912, 3913, 3919, 3922, 3928, 3929,
3932, 3934, 6931, 6938, 6941, 6943, 6945,
6948, 6949, 6950, 6951, 6953, 6954, 6955.
6956, 6957.
-- ask for conference, 5732.
- Bureau of Mines, 3928, 3932, 3933.
-conference report and statement,
6931.
Japanese mandated islands, 4204.
Land-grant railroad rates: conference
report, 10142.
Mansfield, Mike, 3836.
Nichols, Jack: death of, 10605, 10606.
-resolution by Oklahoma delega-
tion, 10607.
Railroads: land-grant rates, 4185.
Reclamation projects: list of proposed,
A4458.
Renegotiation Act, 6136.
San Francisco peace conference, 1053.
Scanlon, James F.: tribute to, 11275.
Second deficiency appropriation bill,
6854.
Universal military training, A4729.
-letter by a veteran, A4729.
VE-day, 4310.
Veterans' Administration: unjust criti-
cism of, 964.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Appropriations:
Interior Department appropriation bill
(H. R. 3024, Rept. 437), 3735, 3747.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
H. R. JOHN
JOHNSON, AUGUST, relief (see bill
977").
JOHNSON, JOHN G., relief (see bill H. R.
2579*).
JOHNSON, JOSEPH, to pension (see bill H. R.
4688).
JOHNSON, L. A., relief (see bill H. R. 3524).
JOHNSON, LIZZIE, Increase pension (see bill
H. R. 3196).
JOHNSON, LUTHER A. (a Representative
from Texas).
Address on centennial of Texas state-
hood, A5581.
Address of William L. Clayton at Wash-
ington, D. C., relative to postwar
policy of Department of State, A1361.
Address by William L. Clayton before
Foreign Economic Club, Detroit, Mich.,
A2862.
Address by Marvin Jones on food situa-
tion, A3159.
Address of Dr. Ezequiel Padilla, Secretary
of State of Mexico, at Inter-American
Conference, A1711.
Address by Joseph C. Grew at Washing-
ton Cathedral Service of Prayer for
United Nations Conference on Inter-
national Organization, A2030.
Address by Edward R. Stettinius, Jr., at
second meeting of United Nations Con-
ference on International Organization
at San Francisco, A2015.
Appointed on committee, 274.
Article in New York Times entitled "The
Case of Poland," A663.
Article by Thomas L. Stokes entitled
"Need for Bretton Woods Plan," A1419.
Article from New York Times entitled
"When VE-day Comes," A1604.
Article from New York Times entitled
"To Finish the Job," A3600.
Editorial from New York Times entitled
"Democracy Rescues Its Own," A537.
Editorial from New York Times entitled
"Year's End," A32.
Edi orial from Dallas News entitled
"Tariff Issue Again," A1993.
INDEX
JOHNSON,LUTHER A.-Continued.
Editorial from Washington Post en-
titled "Lend-Lease Report to Con-
gress," A2687.
Editorial from Dallas News entitled
"Presidential Succession Bill," A3336.
Editorial from New York Times on work
of Oscar C. Cox, A4221.
Editorial from New York Times entitled
"Mr. Hull's Testimony," A5134.
Letter by J. E. Evans-Jackson, London,
England, relative to death of President
Roosevelt, A2025.
Letter from Cordell Hul- praising San
Francisco Conference, A3114.
Permission to file report, 4165.
Radio address by Edward R. Stettinius,
Jr., on Progress of San Francisco Con-
ference, A2592.
Remarks by Luther H. Evans on centen-
nial of Texas statehood, A5581.
Report of committee of editors on Ger-
man atrocities, A2307.
Report by Marvin Jones on food produc-
tion A2687.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Armed forces: to provide for admission
on motion of certain members to prac-
tice law in District of Columbia (see
bill H. H. 431), 25.
Curray, Nolan V. (guardian) : for relief
(see bill H. R. 4400), 9726.
District of Columbia: to admit on motion
certain members of the armed forces
and Merchant Marine to practice law
in (see bill H. R. 4536), 10211.
Hague Convention (protection of indus-
trial property) : to give effect to article
11 (see H. J. Res. 34), 30.
Interstate Commerce Act: to amend rela-
tive to uniform freight rates (see bill
H. R. 2041), 907.
Oath or affirmation: to dispense in cer-
tain cases (see bill H. R. 28358), 3228.
Quirk, Mary: to pension (see bill H. R.
4595), 10404.
Rada, Joe F. and Bessie: for relief(see
bill H. R. 4401), 9726.
Social Security Act: to amend (see bill
H. R. 430), 25.
Texas: to transfer certain land and prop-
erty in Limestone County to the State
of (see bill H. R. 4319), 9512.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Standard time: to reinstate (see H. Con.
Res. 6), 31.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 88, 4039, 4858,
5302, 563, 7663, 8950, 9004, 9110, 9513,
9674, 10068, 10211, 10.04, 12491.
Societies and associations, 1081, 2166,
3229, 4575, 4919, 5122, 5302, 10043,
10-04, 11078.
Remarks by, on
American Interparliamentary Congress,
1082, 1083.
Barbour, Henry E.: eulogy, 2708.
Committee on Foreign Affairs: members
on subcommittees on geographical
areas, A2724.
-investigation by, 7637, 7638, 7640,
7641.
Conference of Allied Ministers of Educa-
tion, 4481.
Crimean Conference, 1044.
- as relating to Poland, 1167.
Department of State: resolution request-
ing information from (H. Res. 189),
3431.
Departments of State, Justice, and Com-
merce appropriation bill: conference
report, 4478, 4479, 4481.
Fair Employment Practice Committee,
7235, 7488, 7491.
Food and Agricultural Organization of
the United Nations, 3966, 3970, 3971,
3975, 3976, 3977, 3978, 3979, 3980, 3986,
3987, 3989.
Fulmer, Hampton P.: eulogy, A2692.
Inter-American Conference at Mexico
City: report on, A1124.
JOHNSON, LUTHER A.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Inter-American Statistical Institute
(H. R. 688) : to amend, 4273, 4274, 4827,
4828, 6653.
Interior Department appropriation bill,
6938.
Legislative appropriation bill, 4459.
Lend-Lease Act: approval of and signing
by President Truman, A1"825.
Lend-lease: continuation, 2120, 2145,
2149.
farm machinery, 2145.
- text of proposed amendment,
2120.
Maloney, Francis T.: eulogy, A2675.
Mansfield, Mike, 2138.
Mexia colony project, Texas, 12475.
Moore, Maj. Gen. George F.: tribute to.
10006.
North Carolina: coast area, 4866.
Pan-American Day, 3738, 3739, 3740.
Reciprocal trade agreements, 5125.
Reid, Frank R.: eulogy, 555.
Revenue bill of 1945, 9612, 9622.
San Francisco Conference, 6827.
Secretary of State: donations of proceeds
from book to Red Cross, A2833.
Texas A. and M.: achievements of some
of its graduates in the war, A1845.
Tidelands: quieting title to, 8859, 8862.
Treaties: constitutional amendment,
4018, 4327, 4328.
United Nations Organization, 12281,
12286.
United Nations Relief: appropriation,
10221.
UNRRA: additional appropriation, 11493,
11500, 11562, 11567, 11590, 11591, 11592.
VE-day, 4306.
Vessels: sale of surplus, 9162, 9270:
War criminals: apprehension and
punishment, 4281, 4283, 4285.
Woodrum, Clifton A., 12200.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Foreign Affairs:
Department of State: request for in-
formation (H. Res. 189, Rept. 423),
3466.
Food and Agriculture Organization of
the United Nations (H. J. Res. 145,
Rept. 431), 3530.
Inter-American Statistical Institute (H.
R. 688, Rept. 502, Pts. I, II), 4038, 4174.
Jandrey, Fred W. (H. R. 3417, Rept. 781),
6585.
Spiker, Clarence J. (H. R. 3417, Rept. 781),
,6585.
War criminals (H. Con. Res. 39, Rept.
442), 3748.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
JOHNSON, LYNDON B. (a Representative
from Texas).
Address by Justice Douglas at Washing-
ton, D. C., paying tribute to late Presi-
dent Roosevelt, A1860.
Appointment on committee, 15.
Appointed conferee, 11229.
Sworn in, 128.
Statement by Stuart Symington before
Surplus Property Subcommittee of the
Senate Committee on Military Affairs
relative to purchase of surplus property
by veterans, A5618.
Bills and joint resolutions introducedby
Crosby, Edith Joyce, for relief (see bill
H. R. 4958), 11855.
Hospitals: to authorize loans and grants
to (see bill H. R. 5014), 12229.
Surplus Property Act: to amend (see bill
H. R. 4793), 11007.
Remarks by, on
Common carriers: agreements among,
11768.
Deficiency appropriation bill, 11068.
Housing for veterans, 12299, 12300.
Veterans: sale of surplus property to,
11068.

JOHNSON, MAGGIE, authorize Federal Works
Administrator to accept and dispose of
real estate devised to United States by
late (see bill H. R. 2677).
JOHNSON, MALCOLM, article relative to ex-
ploits of submarine Trutta from
New York Sun by, A4051.
JOHNSON, MARY D., relief (see bill H. R.
4608).
JOHNSON, MINNIE McN., amendment in
S3nate for relief, 12034.
JOHNSON, NOBLE J. (a Representative from
Indiana).
Appointed 'on committee, 88.
Appointed conferee, 4660.
Article from Washington Times-Herald
relative to scrap sold to Japan, A1036.
Excerpts from letters concerning draft of
farm labor, 1514.
Letter by a merchant relative to bureau-
cratic control and regimentation,
A1708.
Poem by Lon Pawell in Zionsville Times
entitled "The OPA," A318.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Armed forces: to discharge certain mem-
bers (see bill H. R. 4585), 10403.
Army: to restore certain disabled veter-
ans of Regular Establishment (see bill
H. R. 1435), 268.
Crosby, Raymond: for relief (see bill H. R.
1633), 363.
Hannon, John: to pension (see bill H. R.
1475), 268.
Morgan, Edward:' to pension (see bill
H. R. 1470), 268.
Pyle, Ernie: to award posthumously Con-
gressional Medal of Honor (see H. J.
Res. 165), 3700.
Sevaljevick, Nicholas: for relief (see bill
H. R. 1411), 268.
Shanks, Isobell: for relief (see bill H. R.
1474), 268.
Somers, Ernest: to pension (see bill H. R.
1473), 268.
Stringer, B. B.: for relief (see bill H. R.
1472), 268. . -
Wabash River: for flood control (see bill
H. R. 1434), 268.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Select Committee To Investigate Old-Age
Assistance: to create (see H. Res. 77),
268.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
State legislatures, 5122.
Remarks by, on
Armed forces: demobilization, 10543,
10544, 10545.
-letters relative to demobilization,
10545, A4740.
Legislative appropriation bill, 4460.
Pyle, Ernie, A2149.
Selective service: Tydings amendment,
1513, 1517.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
JOHNSON, PHARRIS, pension (see bill H. R.
4687).
JOHNSON, ROBERT WOOD, statement rela-
tive to minimum wage of 65 cents be-
fore Senate Committee on Education
and Labor by, A4550.
JOHNSON, ROLAND F. (ensign, U. S. Navy),
letters to his parents from late, A1085,
A1086, A1037.
Remarks in House relative to war record
of late, A1085.
JOHNSON, ROYAL C. (late a Representative
from South Dakota).
Bill to name veterans' hospital at Sioux
Falls, S. Dak., in honor of (see bills
S. 880; H. R. 2860), 3228, 3398,
Remarks in House relative to, A1682.
Remarks in Senate paying tribute to,
3398.
JOHNSON, VIENA P., report of the.Commit-
tee on Finance in Senate on nomina-
tion of, 9899, 9932.
INDEX
JOHNSON, WALTER, remarks in House rela-
tive to ability as a baseball pitcher of.
A1376.
JOHNSON,, WALTER M., AND WIFE, relief
(see bills S. 426*; H. R. 1628)..
JOHNSON, WILLIAM ALBERT, relief (see bill
H. R. 1594).
JOHNSON, WILLIE H., relief (see bills S.
1129*, 1144, 1346).
JOHNSON ACT OF 1934, editorial from Mil-
waukee Journal relative to repeal of,
A1618.
Remarks in House relative to repeal of,
A2924, A2994.
Statement by Senator Hiram Johnson
relative to bill S. 636, to repeal, A5714.
JOHNSON AND JOHNSON, INC., letter rela-
tive to their support of program for
price control by, A598, A681.
Remarks in House relative to coopera-
tion to keep down inflation by, A598,
A681.
Remarks in House praising business rec-
ord of, A4550.
Table: comparison of 1918 and 1945
prices of certain articles sold by, A598,
A681..
JOHNSON MANUFACTURING CO., MINNE-
APOLIS, MINN., letter on OPA sub-
sidies effect on servicemen by, A2497.
JOHNSONS CREEK, MD., authorize a pre-
liminary examination and survey with
a view to the construction of a boat
basin in (see bill H. R. 3296).
JOHNSTON, ELISE FRENCH, testimony on
United Nations Charter before Senate
Committee on Foreign Affairs by,
A3671.
JOHNSTON, ERIC A. (president, United
States Chamber pf CommerCe), ad-
dress on intolerance in New York City
before Writers' War Board by, A568.
Address entitled "Unity Is Greatest
Need" by, A615.
Correspondence reldtive to new charter
for labor and management between
Mervin K. Hart and, A3226, A3227.
Radio address on program of American
Federation of the Farm Bureau by,
A2805.
Statement on industrial strife on the
home front by, A4123.
JOHNSTON, FELTON M., elected secretary
for the majority of the Senate (S. Res.
181*), 9645.
JOHNSTON, MERRILL H., relating to the na-
tional service life insurance of (see
bill S. 520).
JOHNSTON, OLIN D. (a Senator from South
Carolina).
Address at Jefferson Day dinner, Sioux
Falls, S. Dak., A2606.
Address before Western Governors' Con-
ference, Denver, Colo., on subject of
freight rates, 8280.
Address by Secretary of Agriculture to
Southeastern Agriculture Conference,
Anderson, S. C., A4988.
Appointed on committee, 169, 170.
Appointed conferee, 3571, 10431, 10725.
Editorial relative to the Elliott Roosevelt
loan appearing in the State, of Colum-
bia, S. C., A2902.
Letter by 0. E. McKaine relative to con-
test of seating of, 73.
Radio address at services sponsored by
Forty-second (Rainbow) Division at
Washington, D. C., February 22, 1945,
A898.
Resolution by South Carolina House of
Representatives favoring representa-
tion of members of armed forces at
peace conference, 1543.
Resolution by Greenville, S. C., Post No.
3, of American Legion favoring uni-
versal military training, 2746.
Resolution by South Carolina Legislature
relative to forest service, 2239.
341
JOHNSTON, OLIN D.-Continued.
Resolution by South Carolina Legislature
relating to icing of carloads of pota-
toes and cabbage, 3941.
Resolution by South Carolina Legislature
relative to postwar Military Establish-
ment and status of National Guard.
4376.
Statement on inland plants to aid de-
fense program, A4648.
Sworn in, 3.
Amendments offered by, to
Land-grant railroad rates (H. R. 694):
to amend, 9303.
River and harbor bill (S.35) : to amend,
162.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Armed forces: to exempt members from
income tax (see. bill S. 1455), 9295.
Automobile use tax: to repeal (see bill
S. 832), 3144.
Civil Aeronautics Act: to amend (see
bill S. 541), 1113.
Courts: to extend privilege of retirement
to judges of District Courts of Alaska,
Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands, and Canal
Zone (see bill S. 565), 1211.
Hatch Act: to amend (see S. 1214), 7041.
Industrial hazards: control of (see bill
S. 1271), 7554.
National Association, Rainbow Division
Veterans: to incorporate (see bill S.
1395), 8585.
Saunders Memorial Hospital: for relief
(see bill S. 693), 1832.
Selective Training and Service Act: to
suspend further inductions under (see
S. J. Res. 129), 12493.
States: relating to interest on loans by
Federal Emergency Administration and
Public Works Administration to (see
S. J. Res. 77), 6088.
Motions and resolutions offered by
International Court of Justice: relating
to jurisdiction of (see S. Res. 196),
11109.
Roosevelt, Franklin Delano: to erect me-
morial to (see S. Con. Res. 15), 3363.
San Francisco Conference: to provide for
representation of servicemen at (see S.
Res. 104), 2313.
Wages: expressing sense of Congress fa-
voring 65-cent minimum (see S. Con.
Res. 11), 2386.
Remarks by, on
Airports: Federal-aid bill, 4116, 8522.
Delaware: relief of fruit growers of, 7115.
Flood-control projects: appropriations,
12117.
Freight rates: decision of Interstate
Commerce Commission, 8275.
Hospitals: Federal aid for, 11731.
Housing for veterans, 11623, 11809, 11810,
11811, 11812, 12341.
Induistrial health hazards, 7554.
Land-grant railroad rates, 9303, 9387.
Meat: OPA regulations in South Caro-
lina, 4796.
-report of commissioner of agri-
culture of South Carolina, 4797.
Navy Department appropriation bill,
4599.
Norfolk Navy Yard, 386.
Order of business, 12343.
Peace organization, 2996.
Roosevelt, Elliott, 6028.
Saunders Memorial Hospital, 2256, 10431,
12495.
Selective service: to suspend further in-
. ductions, 12493.
Tucker, Henry B.: relief, 2259.
United Nations Charter, 8179.
War agencies appropriation bill, 6805,
6923, 6924, 7050, 7051, 7058, 7062.
Williams, Aubrey, 2644.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Claims:
Adams, Herschel (H. R. 2727, Rept. 383),
6322.
Allen, Leslie 0. (H. R. 2620, Rept. 680),
10322.

JOHNSTON, OLIN D.-Continued.
Reports made by, from
Anderson, Charles W., and others (H. R.
2306, Rept. 821), 11525.
Baker, Pleas (H. R. 2727, Rept. 383), 6322.
Brazil, Chesley (S. 591, Rept. 98), 2167.
Bryan, Charles (S. 1122, Rept. 647), 9759.
Canal Dredging Co. (H. R. 1713, Rept.
547), 8048.
Driggers, Catherine, and children (H. R.
801, Rept. 679), 10322.
Ethridge, J. D. (H. R. 1012, Rept. 142).
1935.
Fabian, Peter G. (H. R. 180, Rept. 650).
9759.
Fitzpatrick, A. F. (H. R. 2510, Rept. 822),
11525.
Ford, Raymond W. (S. 857, Rept. 533),
5048.
Fruit growers of Delaware (S. 401, Rept.
424), 6871.
Fuhrmann, Ernest L. (S. 711, Rept. 339),
5698.
Gottlieb, Leo (H. R. 259, Rept. 425), 6871.
Hougardy, Dave (S. 544, Rept. 74), 1599.
Hudson, Jess (S. 1131, Rept. 648), 9759.
Hunsucker, Ruby H. (H. R. 241, Rept.
546), 8048.
Klau-Vaii Piertersom-Dunlap Associates,
Inc. (S.562, Rept. 530), 8048.
Locke, Thomas C. (S. 75, Rept. 204), 3824.
Maddo::, William W. (H. R. 1564, Rept.
531). 8048.
Memphis, Tenn., city of (S. 176, Rept.
163), 3109.
Morgan, Dane D. (S. 319, Rept. 57), 1348.
Ohio Brass Co. (H. R. 1979, Rept. 820),
11525.
Oxley, N. Owen (H. R. 1563, Rept. 649),
9759.
Powell, Edith M. (H. R. 1453, Rept. 340),
5698.
Robertson, Wallace, and others (S. 515,
Rept. 73), 1599.
Ross, George J. (S. 788, Rept. 499), 7746.
Saunders Memorial Hospital (H. R. 1793,
Rept. 75), 1599.
Scarborough, A. P. (H. R. 1012, Rept.
142), 2935.
Slade, Robert Lee (H. R. 1602, Rept. 206),
3324.
Smith, Katherine (H. R. 1567, Rept. 144).
.935.
Sypert, Florence J. (H. R. 1492, Rept.
143), 2935.
Tidwell, William Peyton (H. R. 1877,
Rept. 207), 3824.
Tine, Teresa (H. R. 2163, Rept. 532), 8048.
Treadwell, Millard L. (H. R. 1016, Rept.
205), 3824.
Tucker, Henry B. (H. R. 1485, Rept. 99),
2167.
Wadford, Samuel (H. R. 1482, Rept.
341), 5698.
Waldron, Mildred E. (S. 976, Rept. 795),
10892.
White Van Lines, Inc. (H. R. 1792, Rept.
382), 6322.
Whittington, R. L., and others (H. R.
1882, Rept. 548), 8048.
Wurster, William Wilson (S. 1448, Rept.
678), 10322.
Committee of conference:
O'Hara, George (S.90), 12495.
Saunders Memorial Hospital (S. 693),
11471.
Committee on the District of Columbia:
Nurses' Examining Board (H. R. 2839,
Rept. 289), 4933.
Committee on Education and Labor:
Housing program (S. J. Res. 122, Rept.
839), 11609, 11623.
Votes of. SCe YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
JOHNSTON, OSCAR, statement relative to in-
terest of Cotton Belt in Bretton Woods
Agreements by, A1724.
JOHNSTON, RICHARD J. H., article entitled
"Banker (Edward J. Arthur), 48, Serves
as Private in the Line," from New York
Times, by, A313.
INDEX
JOHNSTON, RICHARD J. H.-Continued.
Article captioned "Kim Koo arrives in
Korean capital" by, A5162.
Article, Korean Red Group Assailed by
Rhee, from New York Times, by, A5149.
JOHNSTON, SAM M., letter condemning criti-
cism of General Patton by, A4341.
JOHNSTON,. STANLEY, article, Mexican
Fifth Column Antagonistic to United
States, from Washington Times-Herald,
by, A1983.
JOHNSTON, W. W., relief (see bill H. R.
2333").
JOHNSTOWN (PA.) DEMOCRAT (news-
paper), editorial, OPA Should Act on
Milk Surplus Use, from, A3022.
JOHNSTOWN (PA.) TRIBUNE, article rela-
tive to housing shortage, A4837.
Editorial relative to reclassification of
IV-F and drafting of nurses from,
A353.
Editorial, OPA and the Milk Surplus,
from, A3022.
JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF OF THE UNITED
STATES, provide for painting of a
group portrait of four (see H. J. Res.
191).
JOINT COMMITTEE ON ORGANIZATION OF
THE CONGRESS, establish (see H. Con.
Res. 18).
Letter transmitting first progress report
of, 3052.
JOINT MEETING OF SENATE AND HOUSE
OF REPRESENTATIVES, proceedings
incident to visit of Gen. Dwight D.
Eisenhower, United States Army, 6203,
6243.
JOINT SESSION OF SENATE AND HOUSE.
See CONCRESS.
"JOIN THE CIO AND BUILD A SOVIET
AMERICA," pamphlet by Joseph Kamp
entitled, 1368.
JONES, CAREY, relief (see bill H. R. 3877).
JONES, CARTER BROOKE, article entitled
"Nonservice Disability Care May Be
Curtailed at Veterans' Hospitals," from
Washington Evening Star, by, A3253.
JONES, CHARLIE, pension (see bill H. R.
2517").
JONES. EMERSON E., report of the Commit-
tee on Commerce in Senate on nomi-
nation of, 7353.
JONES, ETTA, press release by Department
of the Interior relative to only white
woman taken prisoner of war on Amer-
ican soil, A5620.
JONES, C.ESTIE CAMPBELL, relief (see bill
H. R. 1268).
JONES, JACK W. (lieutenant, U. S. Naval
Reserve), letter relative to discrimina-
tion against veterans in sale of sur-
plus property by, A4225.
JONES, JEANETTE C., and minor 'children,
relief (see bill H. R. 1784).
JONES, JESSE H., article entitled "RFC Gives
Aid to Little Business," from Washing-
ton Evening Star, by, A86.
Letter by the President relative to Henry
Wallace's activity in the campaign to,
A380.
Letter of January 30, 1945, addressed to
Senator Brewster, relative to the status
of the loan to the Central Republic
Bank & Trust Co., of Chicago, 689.
Letter to the President acknowledging re-
ceipt of the President's request that
he relinquish his office in favor of Vice
President Wallace, 365, 416, 417.
Letter relative to establishing Woodrow
Wilson School of International Affairs
at University of Virginia by, A4775.
Remarks in House relative to, 502, 565.
Remarks in House relative to the forced
resignation of, 410, 416, 417, 433, 435,
440, 441, A283.
JONES, JESSE H.-Continued.
Remarks in Senate relative to $300,000
donation to University of Virginia by,
A4775.
Statement relative to John A. Hartford's
loan to Elliott Roosevelt by, A4116.
Tribute in House to, 10311.
JONES, JESSE LAWRENCE, relief (see bill
H. R. 4073).
JONES, JOHN W., authorize Secretary of the
Interior to sell certain lands in Mon-
tana to (see bill S. 1667; H. R. 4870).
JONES, JOSEPH L., correspondence relative
to service of United Press Association
to India between Representative Ceiler
and, A1133.
JONES, MARVIN (War Food Administrator),
correspondence relative to his resig-
nation between the President and,
A2523.
Excerpts from a talk over the radio con-
cerning the food shortage, 593.
Letter by Representative Ploeser on meat
shortage to, A99.
Letter relative to drafting for armed
forces of farm workers to, A86.
Letter relating to salaries of county
agents by, A1959.
Letter relative to legislation affecting
filled cream, 2885.
Letter relative to steps taken to increase
the supply of meat by, A2709.
Letter relative to food production by,
A2687.
Radio address on food by, A3159.
Remarks in House relative to resignation
as War Food Administrator of, A3159.
Remarks in House praising handling of
War Food Administration by, A2686.
Remarks in House relative to views on
meat slaughtering of, A3237.
Statement concerning war food by, 6863.
Tributes in House to, 6303.
JONES, PAUL (Federal judge), address on
constitutional government by, A4344.
JONES- RICHARD LLOYD, editorial on armed
forces should be demobilized quickly
from Tulsa Tribune by, A4188.
Editorial entitled "Pay the Soldier War-
Worker Wages" from Tulsa (Ckla.)
Tribune by, A4281.
Editorial on watching the murder of
1776 from Tulsa Daily Tribune by,
A1550.
Editorial entitled "They Were in the
White House Business" from Tulsa
(Okla.) Daily Tribune by, A4113.
Editorial on Hurley for President from
Tulsa Tribune by, A5277.
Letter to Lord Halifax from Tulsa Trib-
une by, A1502.
JONES, ROBERT A., tribute In House to,
2038.
JONES, ROBERT F. (a Representative from
Ohio).
Address delivered before Chio Chamber
of Commerce at Columbus relative to
future costs of Government, A567.
Appointed on committee, 88.
Appointed conferee, 3907, 5732.
-Article relative to congressional salaries,
A710.
Article by Charles M. Dean from Cincin-
nati Enquirer paying tribute to, A1517.
Article by Walker S. Buel entitled "Con-
gress Rolls Out Pork Barrel," A4621.
Tables: Columbia River power system,
3814-3816.
-indebtedness of States, 3502.
Interior Department appropria-
tions, 3805, 3605, 3807, 3808, 3813.
-- public works projects, 3502, 3503,
10468.
- restorations and additions in ap-
propriation bills, 6946.

JONES, ROBERT F.-Continued.
Amendments offered by, to
Departments of State, Justice, and Com-
merce appropriation bill (H. R. 2603):
to amend, 2379.
War Agencies Appropriation bill (H. R.
3368) : to amend, 5818, 5827.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Adjusted service certificates: to correct
inequities to holders of (see bill H. R.
3866), 7890.
Collings, Grace M.: for relief (see 'bill
H. R. 4268), 9292.
Indians: to observe anniversary of sign-
ing of Treaty of Greene Ville (See H.
J. Res. 195), 4574.
Superior Coach Corp.: for relief (see bill
"H. R. 1673), 431.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Department of State: to investigate (see
H. Res. 432), 11233.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill: points
of order, 2672.
Appropriation bills: legislative Items in
C6677, 4678, 4679, 4681, 4729.
-- statement by Comptroller Gen-
eral, 4679.
Bonneville Power Administration, 3694,
3901, 3920.
Browder, Mrs. Earl, 2221.
Census Bureau: unemployment statis-
tics, 10468.
Census of agriculture, 845.
Census of manufacturers, 4678-4682.
Central Valley Authority, 3900, 3901.
Charleston, W. Va., airport, 4489.
Deficiency appropration bill, 11194, 11195.
-conference report, 3502-3503.
Departments of State, Justice, and Com-
merce appropriation bill, 2218, 2226,
2305, 2307, 2353, 2356, 2357, 2362, 2363;
2367, 2370, 2374, 2376, 2377, 2378, 2379,
2411.
- conference report, 4466, 4468, 4469,
4e70, 4471, 4476, 4477, 4479, 4480, 4484,
4485, 4489, 4492.
Full employment bill, 10458, 10468.
Great Britain: proposed loan, 12454.
House of Representative: salary of read-
ing clerks, 4457.
Hurley, Patrick J.: statement on pro-
fessionals in foreign service, 11123.
Inter-American Statistical Institute:
4273, 4274, 4827, 4828.
Interior Department appropriation bill,
3805-3816, 3883, 3894, 3895, 3900, 3901,
3908, 3909, 3910, 3911, 3920, 3921, 3924,
3933, 6945.
- Bonneville Power Administration,
3809-3816.
-Miami Conservancy District, 3813.
- surveys for irrigation projects,
3908.
Johnson, Jed: tribute, 3805.
Labor-Federal Security appropriation
bill, 4729.
Land, Emory S.: advancement (H. R.
2896), 6297.
Macauley, Edward: advancement (S. 646),
6297.
National debt: statistics, 3502.
Navy: chiefs of bureaus, 7535.
Office of Inter-American Affairs, 5802-
5807, 5818, 5819.
-list of projects, 5803-5805.
Public Works Administration: appropria-
tion, 3502-3503.
Tampa Shipbuilding Co.: testimony re-
garding, 2223.
War agencies appropriation bill, 5802-
5807, 5818, 5819, 5827.
Waterman Shipbuilding Co., 2223.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
JONES, RUSSELL C., remarks on House rela-
tive to contribution to Red Cross drive
on Capitol Hill of, A2584.
JONES, SAM H., (former Governor of Loui-
siana), article relative to export pro-
gram for rice crop by, A2969.
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JONES, VONNIE, relief (see bill H. R. '780*).
JONES, W. C., relief (see bill H. R. 2663).
JONES, WILLIAM CARL, relief of estate (see
bill S. 1323*).
JONES, W. D., AND ETHEL S., relief (see bill
H. R. 2661*).
JONES LUMBER CO., J. M., relief (see bill
H. R. 3621).
JONES MILLS ALUMINUM PLANT, letter by
Ouachita Area Development Council
relative to operation of, A1784.
Resolution by Arkansas general assembly
relative to operation of, A1784.
JONSSON, SIGURDUR, relief (see bills H. R.
979, S. 314*,).
JONKMAN, BARTEL J. (a Representative
from Michigan).
Appointed on committee, 491,
Article by John O'Donnell in Washing-
ton Times-Herald relative to speech
on Atlantic Charter by, A190.
Article by Edna Lonigan from Barron's
National Business and Financial
Weekly concerning extension of lend-
lease, A1065.
Editorial from Grand Haven (Mich.)
Daily Tribune, big business and Gov-
ernment policy, A2304.
Editorial from Grand Rapids (Mich.)
Press entitled "What Do We Mean,"
A2691.
Editorial from Grand Rapids (Mich.)
Press on President's wage-and-price
address, A4686.
Editorial from Grand Haven (Mich.)
Daily Tribune relative to selection of
Grand Haven as a typical city, A4878.
Excerpts from newspaper articles rela-
tive to OPA bungling meat program,
6594, 6595, 6596.
Letter by A. R. Hurst, relative to sugar
situation, A2296.
Letter from a constituent relative to ex-
tension of OPA, 6595.
Letter by a lieutenant in the Navy rela-
tive to delay in discharges, A4436.
Letter by W. W. Guniser, Lowell, Mich.,
relative to Navy discharges, A4091.
Letter from a soldier on Okinawa con-
cerning demobilization of the Army,
A4094.
Manifesto of Communist Party written
by Karl Marx In 1847, 6596.
Newspaper editorial relative to Atlantic
Charter, A128.
Poem by Staff Sgt. Robert Cox entitled
"Ode to Le Shima," A4577.
Report of Republican Congressional Food
Study Committee on UNRRA, A4560.
Resolution of Legislature of State of
Michigan relative to farm labor, A701.
Statement by American Tariff League be-
ing a summary and comment on how
high are United States tariffs, A1782.
Statement on radio regarding Jews and
displaced persons, A4467.
Statement of Holland Grocer Co., Inc.,
.relative to high-handed tactics of In-
ternational Teamsters Union, A5236.
Table: sugar, 11278.
Amendments offered by, to
UNRRA: additional appropriation (H. R.
4649) : to amend, 11590.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Armed forces: relating to income tax of
members of (see bill H. R. 124), 20.
Children: to prohibit utilization of fa-
cilities of interstate commerce in con-
nection with desertion or abandon-
ment of (see bill H. R. 2635), 2310.
Hodgins, Harvard Merrill: medal (see
bill H. R. 1397), 229.
Hopkins, Charles E.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 930), 61.
Price Control Act: to repeal (see H. J.
Res. 268), 10246.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 4574, 4858.
343
JONKMAN BARTEL J.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill, 2583,
2736, 2737.
Annuities: exemption from taxation,
9089.
Armed forces: demobilization, A5375.
Atlantic Charter: statements of the
President regarding signing of, A128.
--_text of, A128.
Automobile industry: labor controversy,
A5097.
-editorial from New York Times,
A59.
Bureaucrats: no program, 6595.
Butter situation, 6826.
Census of manufactures, 4669.
Coal strike, 10007.
Communism in occupied countries, 9250.
Congressional Food Study Committn,
4299.
-report on sugar, 4300.
Control of water pollution, A1341.
Farm labor: drafting, 826.
Food prices in Canada, A3123.
Food shortages, 4320.
Foreign policy of the United States:
postwar problems, 4082.
Germany: occupation of, 9291.
Great Britain: plans for postwar trade,
4082.
Hodgins, Harvard Merrill: heroism, 201.
- letter by M. W. Hanchett, 201.
Jones, Jesse: forced resignation, 433.
Labor leaders: high-handed tactics of,
A5236.
Lending agencies of the Government,
1188.
Lend-lease agreements: Belgium and
France, 4083.
Lend-lease: extension, 2127, 2128, 2129,
2133.
-statement by Leo Crowley, 2128.
Lewis, John L., 10007.
Military information bill, 10053.
National Service Act, 664.
Office of Price Administration: to abol-
ish, A4604.
-editorial, A4604.
-- 5-point program, 6595.
-- lack of program, 6595.
-mismanagement, 6595.
price policies, 10676.
Palooka, Joe: newspaper cartoon by Ham
Fisher, 3437.
Patton, Gen. George S.: transfer from
Bavaria, 9250.
Pearl Harbor investigation, 10471, 10688.
Polish Constitution Day, 4150.
Price Control Act: amendment, 6594.
- extension, 6498.
Puerto Rico: sugar industry, 3591.
Rural Electrification Administration,
2583, 2736.
Selective Service as the Tide of War
Turns: cost of printing report, A2624.
Sjogren, Lt. John Carlton, A4287.
Stabilization Act of 1942: amendment,
6594.
Sugar, 7473.
-rationing procedure, 664.
- review of causes of shortage, 3591,
5918, 11277.
Treaty ratification, 4293.
UNRRA: additional appropriation, 11493,
11496, 11565, 11590, 11591.
- statistics, 11494.
Wallace, Henry A., 1188.
- New Deal program of, 434.
War Labor Disputes Act: repeal, 11828.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
JORDAN, DRURY LEE, relief of estate (see
bill H. R. 5026).
JORDAN, FRANCIS C., report of the Com-
mittee on Foreign Relations in Senate
on nomination of, 7586.
JORDAN TRUCK LINES, relief (see bill H. R.
3019).

JORGENSEN, THEODORE, JR., letter relative
to the magnitude of the atomic bomb,
10196.
JOSEPH, JOHN J., letter favoring Guy R.
Lucas as postmaster of Cleveland, Ohio,
by, A2634.
JOSHUA TREE NATIONAL MONUMENT,
CALIFORNIA, revise boundaries of
(see bill -I.
R. 4703).
JOURNAL-GAZETTE CO., FORT WAYNE,
IND., letter relative to radio address
of former Senator Jackson, of Indiana,
paying tribute to Franklin Delano
Roosevelt by Frank Roberts of, A1778.
JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN ASSOCIA-
TION (publication), article entitled
"Medicine and the War" from, A3652.
JOURNAL OF AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF
UNIVERSITY WOMEN, editorial cap-
tioned "Reform of our procedure for
treaty ratification" by Helen Dwight
Reid from, A974.
JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN DENTAL
ASSOCIATION (publication), editorial
entitled "A National Institute for
Dental Research" from, A1280.
Editorial entitled "The Education of
Dentists in Wartime" from, A2106.
JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN JUDICATURE
SOCIETY (publication), article en-
dorsing H. R. 2181 to'increase salaries
of Federal judges from, A3431.
Article entitled "Law and Administrative
Government" by David A. Simmons
from, A1603.
JOURNAL OF AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCI-
ATION (publication), editorial entitled
"President's National Health Program
and the New Wagner Bill" from, A5325.
Editorial entitled "Pepper Committee
Report on Medical Facilities" from,
A143.
JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL EDUCATION (pub-
lication), editorial relative to number
of foreigners in technical schools from,
A2732.
JOURNAL OF COMMERCE '(publication),
article, American Air Lines Face
Barriers to Expanding Routes Abroad,
by Marshall W. Berger from, A5730.
Editorial relative to broadcasting pro-
ceedings of Congress from, A1011.
Editorial entitled "A Realistic Farm Pro-
gram," 7436.
Statement relative to food trade drive
against inflation by R. B. Caywbod
from, A309.
JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL ECONOMY
(publication), article relative to oper-
ations of New York Foreign Trade Zone
by Thomas E. Lyons from, A1758.
JOURNAL OF THE NATIONAL EDUCATION
ASSOCIATION, article entitled "Full
Employment a National Necessity" by
Senator Murray from, A4713.
JOYCE, DOLORES, relief (see bill H. R. 4577).
JUDD, WALTER H. (a Representative from
Minnesota).
Address by Clare Boothe Luce on China's
Independence Day, Trenton, N. J.,
A4253.
Address by Fred H. Lysons, Seattle, Wash.,
on China and peace, A4571.
Appointed on committee, 491.
Article from Christian Century entitled
"Mr. Wallace's Pay-Off," A675.
Article by Ernest K. Lindley entitled
"Republican Statesmanship," A670.
Article by Joseph Israels in.Look maga-
zine concerning use of male nurses,
A838.
Article from Minneapolis Star-Journal
relative to power of Joseph Petrillo,
A825.
INDEX
JUDD, WALTER H.-Continued.
JUDD, WALTER H.-Continued.
Article from Northwestern Miller entitled
"The Bread Crisis," A1222.
Article by Edgar Ansel Mowrer on
UNRRA, A1969.
Article by Charles Yale Harrison in Min-
neapolis Star-Journal entitled "What
Is a Liberal?" A1990.
Article by Phillip J. Peck entitled
"Opium-Hidden Wartime Cargo,"
A2240.
Articles by David Lawrence on San
Francisco Conference, A2213, A2477.
Article by Friedrich A. Hayek entitled
"Road to Serfdom," A2324.
Article entitled "Economic Paradoxes in
Government Policies," A2509.
Article entitled "Scientist Warns to
Watch Russia," A2745.
Article by David Lawrence in Washington
Star relative to continuance of war
with Japan, A3075.
Article from St. Louis Pot-Dispatch
relative to exploits of Japanese-Ameri-
can soldiers, A3184.
Article by Rev. Cormac Shanahan en-
titled "China's Communist Puzzle,"
A3444.
Article by Gen. Albert C. Wedemeyer en-
titled "Don't Count China Out,"
A33138.
Article by Ancel Keys and other scien-
tists at University of Minnesota on
need of governmlental research foun-
dation, A4551.
Article by Bishop Eivince Berggrav on
resistance movement in Norway, A3859.
Article by Cedric Adams in Minneapolis
Star-Journal on Army doctors, A4008.
Article by Edgar Ansel Mowrer on atomic
bomb, A4556.
Article by 'Goorge Fielding Eliot entitled
"A More Balanced World," A4097.
Article by Ray Tucker In Hibbing
(Minn.) Daily Tribune on failure of
opium drive, A4319.
Article by Walter Lippmann entitled
"Loose Words About Full Employ-
ment," A3954.
Article by William M. Blair in New York
Times entitled "War Ban Is Urgent,
515 Scientists Say," A4684.
Article from Washington (D. C.) Post
on doctor shortage, A4091.
Article by Capt. Harold E. Stassen urg-
ing speed in housing program, A5383.
Article by Ernest Lindley entitled "How
Aid China?" A5388.
Article by Mark Sullivan entitled "Our
Policy in China," A5214.
Article by Thomas R. Henry entitled
"Doctors Seek Substitute for United
States Health Program," A5400.
Article by Wilbur J. Brons from the
Chicago Journal entitled "Errors in
the Government Unemployment Pre-
dictions," A5321.
Article from Washington Evening Star
by Maj. George Fielding Eliot relative
to the rights of Iran, A5660.
Article from Washington Post by Barnet
Nover relative to United States policy
toward China, A5648.
Articles by William Philip Simms and
Ernest Lindley on American policy in
China, A5573.
Correspondence concerning drafting of
nurses, A872.
Correspondence with Robert J. Burns
relative to Minneapolis veterans' hos-
pital, A2256.
Correspondence relative to British duties
on gifts to needy, A5378.
Editorial from Christian Century en-
titled "Senator Vandenberg Points the
Way," A491.
Editorial from Minneapolis Star-Jour-
nal entitled "MacLeish's Successor,"
A135.
Editorial in Boston Post entitled "A
Time for Truth," A217.
Editorial by Bradley L. Morrison entitled
"The Poisons of Intolerance," A267.
Editorial from Industrial and Engineer-
ing Chemistry magazine relative to
shortage of future chemists, A486.
Editorial from Minneapolis Star-Jour-
nal entitled "Words of a Patriot"
(Harold Stassen), A827.
Editorial from Minneapolis Tribune en-.
titled "Bretton Woods Pact and Isola-
tionism," Ali08.
Editorial from Baltimore Sun on Gen-
eral Eisenhower, A2214.
Editorial from Saturday Evening Post
on voluntary recruitment of Army and
Navy nurses, A2623.
Editorial from San Francisco Examiner
on world opium control, A2854.
Editorial entitled "An American Atroc-
ity" from St. Paul (Minn.) Pioneer
Press, A3004.
Editorial from Christian Century, en-
titled "Parley Hears Voice of Depend-
ent Peoples," A2921.
Editorial from St. Paul Pioneer Press en-
titled "Pony Patriotism," A3172.
Editorial from Washington Post entitled
"Japanese-American Heroes," A3084.
Editorial from New York Times entitled
"A Message From Stalin," A4138.
Editorial from Washington Post entitled
"Russian Semantics." A4190.
Editorial from Washington Star entitled
"Exit Japan's Drug Industry," A4549.
Editorial fron Life magazine entitled
"China: What Price Peace?" 1063.
Editorial from Minneapolis Morning
Tribune relative to the cost of national
defense, A5805.
Editorial from-Minneapolis Star- Journal
entitled "Truman's Labor Proposals
Similar to Minnesota Act," A5616.
Editorial from Minneapolis Sunday
Tribune entitled "A Short String,"
A5043.
Editorial from Minneapolis Sunday
Tribune relative to necessity for main-
taining strong occupation
forces
abroad, A5666.
Editorial from New York Times entitled
"Mr. Hurley's Charges," A5210.
Editorial from New York Times entitled
"Policy In China," A5071.
Editorial from Washington Star on civil
war in China, A4865.
Letter from Victor M. Anderson relative
to draft of nurses, A987.
Letter by Marian G. Randall to New
York Times relative to drafting of
nurses, A965.
Letter from a group of nurses relative to
selective service for nurses, A964.
Letter by M. H. Sperry relative to bill
(H. H. 2788) to establish time limita-
tions within which public and priv-
ate action could be brought, based on
Federal law, A2297.
Letter from Johnston Manufacturing
Co., relative to OPA subsidies and
servicemen, A2497.
Letter by M. H. Sperry, Valentine Clark
Corp. on the work of United States
Employment Service, A2818.
Letter signed "Gerald" relative to Ameri-
can armies in China, A2714.
Letter from a doctor relative to lay con-
trol of veterans' hospital, A2711.
Letter from Northwestern Lumberman's
Association regarding OPA, A3118.
Letter from R. C. Winton relative to war-
time performance of western pine in-
dustry, A3295.
Letter from Walter A. Puphal regarding
peacetime military training, A3448.
Letter from soldier In Europe describing
conditions of liberated peoples, A3517.
Letters from observers on the Chinese
situation, A3499.

JUDD, WALTER H.-Continued.
Letter by a captain in the Army Medical
Corps, A4797.
Letter from Morris T. Baker commending
the efficiency of the officers in charge
of separation center at Camp McCoy,
Wis., A5322.
Letter from N. S. Mitchell relative to
loan to Britain, A5659.
Letter from Prof. Willem J. Luyten, Uni-
versity of Minnesota relative to reso-
lutions concerning atomic energy,
A5309.
Letter from S & M Co., regarding OPA
policies, A5114.
Letter from a soldier telling how the
Christian faith sustained him and
saved him from death at the hands of
the Japs, A5806.
Letter of Japanese residents of Minne-
sota, A5219.
Press statement 'relative to the recon-
version record of the Minneapolis-
Honeywell Regulator Co., A5043.
Radio address March 7, 1945, by Com-
mander Stassen relative to world
peace, Al103.
Radio address on the American Bar As-
sociation program entitled "China and
the United States-A Challenge to
Partnership," .',2258.
Radio address relative to San Francisco
Charter acceptance, A3135.
Radio address entitled "How Shall We
Deal With Japan?" A3502.
Radio program entitled "China Moves
Toward More Democracy," A4094.
Report by Gideon Seymour on German
atrocities, A2331.
Resolution by Minnesota Legislature
relative to raising of fur-bearing ani-
mals, A1987.
Resolution by regents of University of
Minnesota on veterans' housing, A2016.
Resolution by the Upper Mississippi and
St. Croix River Improvement Commis-
sion relative to Missouri Valley Au-
thority, A2263.
Resolutions of Minnesota- Chapter of the
American Association of Scientific
Workers relative to the control of
atomic energy, A5309.
Speech by Senator Vandenberg in De-
troit relative to peace program, A491.
Statement by Northwestern National Life
Insurance Co. on social security, A16.
Statement by Alex Kanter of Jewish War
Veterans entitled "My Conception of
Liberty," A3557.
Statement in a national magazine en-
titled "Which Way, America?" A3546.
Statement by group of scientists On con-
trol of atomic energy, A4099.
Statement on implications of the atomic
bomb, A4658.
Statement on activities of the Civil Aero-
nautics Board signed by several Mem-
bers of the House and Senate, A5774.
Amendments offered by, to
Full-employment bill (S. 380): to amend,
12074.
Government agencies: reorganization
(H. R. 4129): to amend, 9451.
Government employees health programs
(H. R. 2716): to amend, 8937.
Labor-Federal security appropriation bill
(H. R. 3199) : to amend, 4748.
Nurses (H. R. 2277): to amend, 1865,
1869, 1870.
Reciprocal trade agreements (H. R.
3240): to amend, 5150.
Treaties (H. J. Res. 60) : to amend, 4365.
Veterans' Administration (H. R. 4717):
to amend, 11672.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Carney, Edith M.: for relief (see bill H. R.
1977), 769.
INDEX
JUDD, WALTER H.-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Grains and seeds: to provide temporary
exemption from customs duty for
screenings, scalpings, chaff, and scour-
Ings of certain (see bill H. R. 2237),
1207.
Gunsolley, Verne V.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 931), 61.
Hansen, Mayer G.: to pension (see bill
H. R. 4174), 8950.
McCleary, Jay H.: for relief (see bill H. R.
1978), 769
Military service: to defer certain persons
for training as physicians and dentists
(see bill H. R. 3350), 5292.
Minneapolis Steel & Machinery Co. and
others: to carry out award of War
Labor Board in favor of employees (see
bill H. R. 432), 25.
Monite Waterproof Glue Co.: for relief
(see bill H. R. 2431), 1639.
Navy.: promotion of certain enlisted men
on retired list (see bill H. R. 4794),
11007.
Ridings, Nellie A: for relief (see bill H. R.
932), 61.
Van Kleek, Maud: for relief (see bill H. R.
5335), 12230.
Waldron, Mildred E.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 2250), 1207.
War contractors: reliefof certain (see
bill H. R. 6048), 12398.
Women's Army Corps: relating to credit
for service rendered in Women's Army
Auxiliary Corps by members of (see
bill H. R. 4569), 10321.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Peace: to establish joint responsibility
. for (see H. Con. Res. 11), 59.
Treaties: correction in engrossment of
House Joint Resolution 60 relative to
(see H. Res. 254), 4434.
Remarks by, on
Armed forces: exemption of scientific
students, (311.
-voluntary enlistment bill, 8653.
Army: discharges, A4238.
China: aid to, 4478.
- American military mission to,
9630.
-conditions
today, 2294.
- eighth anniversary of invasion by
Japan, 7301.
need of retaining troops in, 10863.
our ally, A3287.
-party congress November 12, 1945,
A2232.
- article by Charles S. Miner on
forthcoming constitutional conven-
tion, A2282.
thirty-fourth anniversary of Re-
public of, 9544.
Civil Aeronautics Board: establishment
of air route to the Orient, 12292.
-letter
by 18 Senators, 12292.
Commander Harold Stassen: tribute to,
A3285.
Departments of State, Justice, and Com-
merce appropriation bill-conference
report, 4478.
Farm labor: drafting of, 765, 1199, 1200,
1201.
Full-employment bill, 10551, 12009, 12010,
12011, 12023, 12068, 12074, 12075, 12078.
Gossip columns: reply to false state-
ments in, 2574.
Government agencies: reorganization,
9357, 9364, 9365, 9368, 9444, 9445, 9451,
9452, 9453.
Government corporations: financial con-
trol, 8561, 8562.
Government employees: health pro-
grams, 8934, 8937.
Housing for veterans, 12296.
Hurley, Patrick J., 11634.
Independent offices appropriation bill,
886, 887, 888, 951.
JUDD, WALTER H.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
India: immigration quota, 9529, 9530,
9538.
- naturalization quota, 9541.
Jefferson, Thomas: statement on forms
of government, 937.
LaPollette, Charles M.: leave of absence,
6050.
Members of Congress: salary increase,
4456.
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co.:
reconversion record of, A5043.
Murray, Philip: talk to Republicgn Mem-
bers of Congress, 2574.
National Service Act, 739.
Navy: postwar composition, 10158.
Neuropsychiatric veterans: letter by a
doctor, A3867.
Norway's Independence Day, 4730.
Nurse-recruitment program, 686."
Nurses' selective service bill, 1727, 1728,
1729, 1757, 1738, 1739, 1740, 1741, 1742,
1800, 1801, 1808, 1812, 1815, 1816, 1817,
1822, 1860, 1662, 1804, 1865, 1869, 1870.
- telegram from superintendent of
nurses, University of Minnesota Hos-
pital, 1728.
- views of the President, 1923, 1924.
Order of business, 12292.
Personal explanation, 6004.
Postal employees: salary increase, 4629.
Presidential succession, 7C26, 7027.
Price Control Act: amendment, 6555.
observations by M. D. Morehouse,
A1848.
Reciprocal trade agreements, 51,E0, 5151.
lussia: amount spent for scientific re-
search, 6311.
Scientific research program, 6311.
Servicemen's Readjustment Act: con-
ference report, 12379.
Stabilization Act of 1942: amendment,
6555.
State Department: confusion in, 11634.
Surplus Property Act amendment, 8462,
8463, 8464, 8465.
Treaty ratification: constitutional
amendment, 4030, 4031, 4055, 4357,
435.
United Nations relief: appropriation,
10295, 10296.
-additional appropriation, 11593,
11594.
Veterans: hospitals for, 4484.
neuropsychiatric patients, 288.
Veterans' Administration: appropriation,
E86-488.
Department of Medicine and Sur-
gery, 11671, 11672, 11673, 11674, 11678,
11679, 11680, 11681.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
JUDGES. See COURTS OF THE UNrED STATES;
EXECUTIVE NOMINATIONS AND CON-
PIRMATIONS.
JUDGES OF DISTRICT COURT OF HAWAII,
provide for holding office during good
behavior (see bill H. R. 4663).
JUDGMENTS, message from President trans-
mitting estimates of appropriations for
payment of (S. Docs. 20, 22, 23), 1639,
1640.
JUDICIAL CODE, amend (see bills H. R. 188,
488).
Bill to amend chapter 16 of (see bill H. R.
172).
Bill to amend section 28 of (see bill H. R.
472).
Bill to amend section 112, to change
times for holding terms of District
Court for Eastern District of State of
Washington (see bill H. R. 3167).
Bills to amend in respect to the original
jurisdiction of district courts (see bills
S. 300; H. R. 534*).
Bills to amend with respect to admission
of attorneys at law to practice before
the courts, departments, and offices of
the Government (see bills S. 740; H. R.
643, 1387).
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JUDICIAL CODE-Continued.
Bill to.amend, to provide for three judi-
cial districts for State of Mississippi
(see bill S. 981).
Bill to amend section 74, to change terms
of District Court for District of Con-
necticut (see bill H. R. 41001).
Bill to amend, to authorize Sunreme
Court to prescribe a uniform rule for
admisston of attorneys (see bills S. 7C0;
H. R. 3133).
Bill to repeal act to amend Judicial Code
and to define and limit jurisdiction of
courts sitting in equity (relating to
granting of injunctions in cases in-
volving labor disputes) (see bill S.
1647).
JUDICIARY. See also Ds7ERT-ZrNT OF THE
JUDICIARY; EXECUTIVE NOMINATIONS AND
CONFIRMATIONS.
Message from the President transmitting
supplemental estimates of appropria-
tions for (I. Dec. 62), 8C9.
Rsar'rks in Ilouse relative to the bill
(a. R. 2603) making annual appropria-
tions for, 2234.
"JUDICI-ARY AND JUDCIAL PROCEDURE,"
revise, codify, and enact into law part 1
of title 28 of the United States Code
entitled (see bill H. R. 3C93).
JUDSON, HAROLD WILLIAM, report of the
Committee on the Judiciary in Senate
on nomination of. 8093.
JUDSON, SARAH FOXTON, pension (see bill
H. R. 836).
"JUKE-BOX CURFEW," editorial by Grove
Patterson from Toledo (Ohio) Blade
entitled, A905.
JUNE, ROBERT, relief (see bill H. R. 228).
JUNGEWAELTER, FRANK G., statement be-
fore House Committee To Investigate
Food Shortages by, A2766.
JUNKETS OF CONGRESSMEN AS A MORALE
BUILDER, article by Richard L. Neu-
berger, from Progressive, relative to,
A318.
JURCHAK, PETER P., article, Russian Berlin
Drive Through Land Once Occupied by
Slavs, from Wilkes-Barre (Pa.) Sunday
Independent, by, A762.
JURECEK, JEANETTE, relief of legal guar-
dian of (see bill H. A. 4526).
JURGENSEN, HELEN, relief (see H. Res.
308').
JURISDICTIONAL STRIKES,newspaper arti-
cles relative to, 1399, 14C0.
"JUST BE YOURSELF, MR. PRESIDENT,"
editorial entitled, 3388.
"JUST THINKIN'," poem by Hudson Hawley
entitled, 600, A462.
JUSTICE, MRS. W. V., relief (see bill H. R.
14830).
"JUSTICE DEPARTMENT SCORED ON COR-
RUPT ELECTIONS," article by David
Lawrence entitled, A1250.
JUSTICE: DOUBLE STANDARD IN AMERICA,
remarks in House relative to, A3251.
"JUSTICE VERSUS VENGEANCE," editorial
from Washington Times-Herald en-
titled, A2630.
JUVENILE DELINQUENCY, address by J. Pope
Dyer relative to, A797.
Article captioned "Boys, 10 and 12,
drunk-woman, 37, is accused," from
Washington Daily News, A530.
Bill providing for use of funds appropri-
ated under provisions of Social Security
Act to reduce (see bills H. R. 366, 1965).
Letter by Albert H. Schmidt relative to,
A1335.
Remarks in House relative to increase
since outbreak of war in,A505.
Remarks In House relative to national
problem of, 2281, A1945, A3356.
Remarks in House relative to interest of
Fraternal Order of Eagles in program
to curb, A1305.
INDEX
JUVENILE DELINQUENCY-Continued. KANSAS, address by Senator Cappar before
Report of Wisconsin State Aerie, Frater-
nal Order of Eagles, State Youth Guid-
ance Committee, relative to program
to curb, AS05.
Resolution adopted by the Department
of the District of Columbia, American
Legion, urging an appropriation for
expenscs of activities relative to, 10322. of Arkansas River by a compact be-
Statements by Mr. Bennett and J. Edgar
F-oover relative to increase of, 2.83.
Statement by Sterling Club of Burbank,
Calif., relative to, A335S.
KACIRZYK, PATRICIA M., relief (see bill
Z-.R. 2511*).
KAHN, ALEXANDER, address entitled "Con-
tr oution of the Foreign Language
P.'ess to the War Effort" to Boston Ad-
vertising Club by, A3429.
KANIN, DOROTIE , article relative to pro-
gram for Chicago's parks from Chris-
tian Science Monitor by, A1213.
KAHN, FELIX, letter relative to prcpaying
estate taxes by, A,922.
KAIBAB NSTIONAL FOREST, readjust the
.exterior boundaries of (see bill 1. R.
281).
KAIGIER, EDGAR, relief (see bills H. R.
2C7-, §11).
KAILI, PHILIP NAOPE AND SUSIE, relief
(see bill H. R. 4201).
KAISER, HENRY J., address before San Fran-
cisco Chamber of Commerce by, A4052.
Remarks in House relative to shipbuild-
ing contracts of, A756.
Soeech relative to unity essential for
peace at a testimonial dinner in New
York for Henry A. Wallace by, A'47.
KAISER, INGE, article entitled "Oil, Blood,
and Sand" from New Republic by,
A5571.
KAISER SHIPBUILDING CO.'S letter and re-
port by Comptroller General relative
to operations of, A757.
KAI-SHEK, CHIANG, remarks in House rela-
tive to decision to whip Japanese by,
A1545.
Remarks in House relative to determi-
nation to establish a real democracy
in Ch'na of, A2282.
Statement, Korea Is Key to East Asia
Peace, from United Press by, A8149.
Telegram on occasion of celebration in KANSAS AIRCRAFT FACTORIES, telegram
Trenton, N. J., of China's Independ-
ence Day by, A4253.
KAI-SHEK, MADAME CHIANG, remarks in KANSAS ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF THE
House relative to Eleanor Roosevelt's
criticism of, 11583, A5348.
Remarks in House relative to attacks on,
A5348.
Statement by Representative Luce paying KANSAS ASSOCIATION OF INSURANCE
tribute to, 11533.
KALAK, SAM, relief (see bill H. R. 2452*).
KALAUPAPA SETTLEMENT. See HAWAIIAN
ISLANDS. KANSAS CITY, MO., letter relative to dis-
KALININ, ALEXANDER, AND OTHERS, relief
(see bill H. R. 4725).
KALTENEORN, H. V., article entitled "Why
KANSAS CITY (MO.) GRAND JURY IN-
Does Hitler Hang On?" from the Ro-
tarian by, A653. * DICTS BUREAUCRACY, report of
Tribute to Harold Stassen by, A3286.
KANSAS CITY (MO.) STAR (newspaper),
KAMEN SOAP CO., excerpt from letter by
Representative Celler relative to diffi-
culty to obtain fats by, A5272.
KAMP, JOSEPH, pamphlet entitled "Join the
CIO and Build a Soviet America" writ-
ten by, 1368.
KANE, HARNETT T., remarks in House rel-
ative to literary achievements of,
A4755.
Remarks in House relative to book en-
titled "Plantation Parade" by, A4755.
Remarks in House relative to books on
Louisiana written by, A4755.
KANOSH INDIAN RESERVATION. See
INDIANS.
International Reform Federation from
Progress magazine paying tribute to
citizens of, A1074.
Bill to provide for the appointment of an
additional district judge for the dis-
trict of (see bill S. 1233).
Bill relating to distribution of waters
tween Colorado and (see bills S. 187:
H. R. 914*).
Letters relative to drafting of farm labor
by several citizens of rural counties
in, A194.
Letter by Kansas State USDA War Bard
relative to storage problem for grain
in, A1754.
Letter relative to food and feed situa-
tion in, 3181.
Letter relative to price of farm ma-
chinery for veterans in, A3253.
Memorial of citizens remonstrating
against the May bill providing for
postwar compulsory military training.
462, 516.
Memorial of legislature to institute a
study of the interpretation of the
commerce clause of the Constitution,
3180.
Memorial of the State Chamber of Com-
merce relative to the Missouri Valley
Authority, 5176.
Petitions of citizens relative to peace-
time military conscription, 4781, 4782.
Remarks in House relative to January
record in war plants in, A488.
Remarks in House relative to the Red
Cross drive in, 2708.
Remarks in Senate relative to resolu-
tions of the legislature concerning
the Missouri River Basin, 3180.
Report of W. D. Jochems relative to the
showing made by the people of Kan-
sas with respect to the National War
Fund, 3363.
Resolution memorializing Congress not
to create a Missouri Valley Authority
by Legislature of, A1567.
Resolutions adopted by the Fifth Dis-
trict of Kansas Federation of Women's
Clubs relative to the use of sugar for
manufacture of alcoholic liquors,
10485.
Telegram from the Governor relative to
the doctor shortage in, 8663.
from Lloyd A. Wilson relative to rec-
ord of work in, 4809.
UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST AT
SALINA, KANS., resolution relative to
limit of alcoholic content in bever-
ages, 8951.
AGENTS, PITTSBURG, KANS., reso-
lution urging elimination of favorit-
ism in business, 7105.
crimination against local governments
in administration of surplus property
law by John B. Gage, mayor of, A5500.
Federal grand jury relative to, A4138.
article relative to Ruhr Valley by
Henry J. Haskell from, A1021.
Article, Truman to Shelve Personal
Rule--Senate Will Be Adviser, by Roy
Roberts from, A1828.
Article relative to A. C. Utterback re-
ceiving $700 from Farm Credit Admin-
istration from, A1293.
Article relative to lifting immigration
on restrictions to India from, A3587.
Editorial captioned "Strengthening Con-
gress" from, A250.
Editorial captioned "Where new jobs are
waiting" from, A620.
Editorial entitled "Brazen Political Pay-
Off" from, A312.

KANSAS CITY (MO.) STAR-Continued.
Editorial relativ6 to its support of the
President's foreign policy from, A1054.
Editorial entitled "Flood Threat And
the Answer" from, A2048.
Editorial, Jackson County (Mo.) For
World Capital from, A3906.
Editorial relative to natural resources
of Missouri River Basin from, A4525.
Excerpt on national health program
from editorial in, A5361.
KANSAS CITY TIMES, article entitled "John
C. Fremont Left This Settlement 100
Years Ago Today" by Paul I. Wellman
from, A1693.
KANSAS CONFERENCE WESLEYAN METH-
ODIST CHURCH, resolution remon-
strating against the liquor traffic, 191.
KANSAS COUNCIL OF CHURCH-RELATED
COLLEGES, statement by executive
committee of, 1473.
KANSAS DEPARTMENT OF THE AMER-
ICAN LEGION, resolution remonstrat-
ing against naturalization of Harry
Bridges, 8420, 8468.
KANSAS DISTRICT WOMAN S MISSIONARY
SOCI:TY, telegram urging immediate
action on permanent fair-employment
practice legislation, 11370.
KANSAS FARM BUREAU, memorial relative
to the legislative farm program
adopted by, 462.
Resolution urging rescinding of price
controls, 4503, A2085.
KANSAS GROCERY CONCERNS, petitions
relative to the OPA received from, 4689.
KANSAS LIQUOR LICENSES, Associated
Press dispatch from Washington Post
relative to, A5106.
KANSAS-MISSOURI COUNCIL FOR A PER-
MANENT FAIR EMPLOYMENT PRAC-
TICE COMMITTEE, KANSAS CITY,
KANS., resolution providing for a Per-
manent Fair Employment Practice
Committee, 9875.
KANSAS STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE,
resolutions adopted by the seventy-
fourth annual meeting suggesting
recommendations with respect to. the
western-farm program, 673.
KANSAS STATE GRANGE, address on taxa-
tion and cooperation as affecting west-
ern farmers by C. C. Cogswell, A137.
KANSAS STATE INDUSTRIAL UNION COUN-
CIL, KANSAS CITY, KANS., communi-
cation favoring the Missouri Valley Au-
thority, 4221.
KANSAS STATE RECLAMATION ASSOCIA-
TION, AT PHILLIPSBURG, KANS.,
resolutions remonstrating against the
proposed Missouri Valley Authority,
5177.
KANSAS USDA WAR BOARD, letter from
the chairman relative to the serious-
ness of the boxcar and grain-storage
situation in Kansas, 3056.
KANTER, ALEX, statement on Liberty in
America from Minnesota Legionnaire
by, A3557. -
KAPLAN, MILTON, article entitled "Strike
WaveMisses Minneapolis" from Min-
neapolis Tribune by, A4153.
KAPMARSKI, J. A., letter on Poland the first
to fight from Milwaukee Journal by,
A755.
KARALIS, MARY, relief of estate (see bill
H. R. 3419").
KARALARIS, NICHOLAS AND MARY, relief
(see bill H. R. 1054").
KARAS, NICHOLAS G., amend act of October
14, 1940, to record lawful admission
for permanent residence of (see bill
H. R. 3532).
KARELSEN, FRANK E., JR., letter on Trieste
control analyzed from New York Times
by, A26,9.
INDEX
KARELSEN, FRANK E., JR.-Continued.
Remarks in House relative to knowledge
on Trieste situation of, A2679.
KARR, J. H. AND WIFE, relief (see bill H. R.
4830).
KARSCH, BLANCHE H., relief of estate (see
bills S. 161; H. R. 1711*).
KASCHMITTER, JOSEPH, letter relative to
war's cost by, A3728.
KASZUBOWSKI, JOSEPH, address on Lin-
coln Day by, A652.
KATAYEV, VALENTINE, article entitled
"Homecoming" written by, 10066.
KATHJU, KAM N., relief (see bill H. R. 1228).
KATZIN, LEONARD I., letter relative to the
atomic bomb by, A4"92.
KAUTH, WILLARD L., letter relative to uni-
form legislation concerning marriage
and divorce, 2999.
KAVANAGH, EDWARD C., relief (see bill H.
R. 1783).
KAYSER, ELMER LOUIS, radio address rela-
tive to United Nations Charter by,
A0542.
KEAN, ROBERT W. (a Representative from
New Jersey).
Appointed on committee, 88.
Appointed on Objectors Committee, 1255.
Amendments offered by, to
Alien veterans and their wives (H. R.
433): to amend, 1715.
Nationality Act (H. R. 391): to amend,
4826.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Alton, Edwin: for relief (see bill H. R.
2513, 1829.
Alton, Helen: for relief (see bill H. R.
2512), 1829.
Veterans: to increase wartime service-
connected death compensation or pen-
sion to widows and children of (see
bill H. R. 2740), 2632.
Remarks by, on
Alabama: lease of Salt Springs land, 5509.
Alaska: Hatch Act in, 10368.
Alaska, Puerto Rico, etc.: judges, 9659.
Alien veterans and their wives: granting
nonquota status to, 1715.
Annuities: exemption from income tax,
2416.
Armed forces: admission of husbands,
wives, and children, of members of,
9660.
Army: enlistments during war period,
2420.
Conscientious objectors, 9658.
Contracts: kick-backs on, 1714.
Daughters of American Revolution:
William Edmiston Chapter (H. R.
1647), 6286.
Debt limit: increase, 1930, 1944, 1945.
Defense Highway Act, 9658.
Federal employees health program: (H.
R. 2716), 6283.
rive Civilized Tribes, 4829.
Foreign Service of the United States,
2416.
Foreign Service: to strengthen, 1262.
Franklin Delano Roosevelt Hospital, 8699,
8700.
Government employees: health program,
5506.
Housing for veterans, 12299.
Judges: retirement, 10986, 11334.
Labor Department: office of Under Sec-
retary, 9658.
Marine Corps: relief of certain personnel,
10376, 10987.
Mediterranean fruitfly, 9658.
Military Academy, 10365.
Military personnel claims, 2417, 3453,
4268.
Mississippi River flood-control project,
10377.
347
KEAN, ROBERT W.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Nationality Act, 4270.
to amend relative to certain mem-
bers of armed forces, 4826.
Navy: relief of certain personnel, 9658.
Naval Academy: retirement of certain
employees, 10991.
Official papers relating to Territories (H.
R. 2522), 6291.
Postage rates, 11340.
Railroad Unemployment Insurance Act
(H. J. Res. 116), 6290.
Reciprocal trade agreements, 5078, 5079.
- list of agreements signed, 5079.
Reports required by law, 5504.
Revenue bill of 1945, 9624.
Rural post roads (H. R. 169), 6292.
San Carlos irrigation project (H. R. 3288),
3457, 6288.
Tak adjustment bill, 7325, 7334.
Veterans' Administration: facilitate em-
ployment of personnel, 4831.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
KEANE, JOHN J., letter favoring establish-
ing Foreign Service Academy by,
A5354.
KEARNEY, BERNARD W. (PAT) (a Repre-
sentativc from New York).
Appointed on committee, 491, 492.
Appointed on Select Committee on Post-
war Military Policy, 550.
Article by H. A. Larrabee paying tribute
to the late Dixon Ryan Fox, A1771.
Article appearing in Washington Daily
News entitled "While the Wounded
Wait" relative to veterans' hospitals
being treated as political pork, A5352.
Editorial from Schenectady (N. Y.) Ga-
zette entitled "The Polish Situation,"
A837.
Excerpts from speech by Samuel McCrea.
Cavert at Union College, Schenectady,
N. Y., A4216.
Leave of absence, 6978.
Letter by Harold J. Burke to Secretary
of War urging contribution of land to
Veterans' Administration for hospital,
A1369.
Letter from a group of soldiers overseas
regarding pay of armed forces in Eu-
rope, A4055.
Resolution of Polish Welfare Council of
Schenectady, N. Y., relative to political
situation in Poland, A293.
Resolution of New York State Assembly
urging increased pay for postal em-
ployees, A1814.
Resolution of Capital District Affiliate
of Polish-American Congress, Schenec-
tady, N. Y., A1769.
Resolution by board of governors of
Schenectady Veterans of World War II,
Inc., relative to interest rates on loans
to veterans, A5647.
Statement on significance of VE-day to
the veteran, A2236.
Statement of Maxwell Field Air Cadets,
A3875.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Alien veterans and their wives, to grant
nonquota status to certain (see bill
H. R. 433), 25.
'Arlington National Cemetery: to bury re-
mains of unknown American soldier of
World War II (see bill H. R. 4759),
10874.
Army and Navy: retirement of certain
officers, warrant officers, and enlisted
men of reserve components (see bill
H. R. 4758), 10874.
Attorney General: to amend law relative
to authority to compromise suits on
certain contracts of insurance (see bill
H. R. 740), 58.
Civilian defense volunteers: to permit
them to retain certain equipment (see
bills H. R. 732, 2779), 57, 2795.'
Government life insurance: to make un-
contestable after 2 years (see bill
H. R. 742), 58.

KEARNEY, BERNARD W. (PAT) -- Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Gudzin, Margaret: for relief (see bill
H. R. 933), 61.
McKilip, Mrs. Janet: for relief (see bill
H. R. 2901), 3391.
Medals of Honor: to amend act to pro-
hibit unauthorized wearing, manufac-
ture, or sales of (see bill H. R. 4204),
9109.
Mustering-Out Payment Act: to amend
(see bill H. R. 731), 57.
Nationals of the United States: to pre-
vent loss of nationality in certain cases
(see bill H. R. 434), 25.
Regular Establishment: to insure non-
commissioned rank to certain enlisted
persons (see bill H. R. 737), 58.
Sehrom, Frank J.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 4493), 10042.
Servicemen's Dependents Allowance Act:
to amend (see bill H. R. 738), 58.
Servicemen's Readjustment Act: to
amend (see bill H. R. 3447), 6013.
Veterans: to increase pensions, etc., of
those who served on foreign soil (see
bill H. R. 729), 57.
-to amend law relative to insur-
ance benefits (see bill H. R. 739), 58.
- determination of claims of cer-
tain persons prior to discharge (see bill
H. R. 730), 57.
-to increase compensation for cer-
tain so-called presumptive disabilities
(see bill H. R. 733), 58.
-to provide pensions for disabled
unemployable persons who served out-
side the United States (see bill H. R.
734), 58.
- to provide monthly payments to
unemployed (see bill H. R. 735), 58.
-relating to determination of date
of birth (see bill H. R. 736), 58.
-to grant permanent and total dis-
ability to those suffering from severe
industrial inadaptability (see bill
H. R. 741). 58.
Veterans' Administration: to authorize
judicial review of rulings, etc., of (see
bill H. R. 3916), 8336.
Weller, Jean Taube: for relief (see bill
H. R. 3126), 4175.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Battle of Saipan: to investigate erro-
neous statements concerning (see H.
Res. 129), 1043.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 3392, 4752, 6014,
7663, 9042, 9513, 10211, 11605.
State legislatures, 4007, 4499.
Remarks by, on
Army: mustering-out plan, 4547.
GI bill of rights: administration, 496,
498.
Meat storage at Schenectady, N. Y.,
A2510.
Nationality: preventing loss of, 3453.
Navy and Marine Corps: increase per-
sonnel, 11434, 11436, 11443, 11445.
Polish Constitution Day, 4150.
Service buttons, 11443.
Servicemen's Readjustment Act: confer-
ence report, 12380.
Undershirts: OPA ceiling prices, A4592.
Veterans: disability compensation, 7882.
Veterans' Administration: Department of
Medicine and Surgery, 11660, 11667,
11678.
-investigation, 2873.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Immigration and Naturali-
zation:
Arrias, Jose M. (H. R. 2305, Rept. 293),
1990.
Baumgarten, Elias (H. R. 1356, Rept.
289), 1958.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
KEARNEY, NEBR., resolution endorsing the
Mid-State Public Power Irrigation Dis-
trict, 9874.
KEARNEY, WILLIAM, relief of estate (see
bill H. R. 1553).
INDEX
KEATING, EDWARD, tribute to Representa-
tive Ramspeck from, A5789.
KEATING, FRANK A. (major general, U. S.
Army), tribute in House to, 7336.
KEATON, JAMES LEON, relief (see bill H. R.
1888).
KEE, JOHN (a Representative from West
Virginia).
Appointed on committee, 274.
Article from Bluefield (W. Va.) Daily
Telegraph pertaining to exploits of
Commander Francis M. Peters, A190.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Brackins, Charles T., and Eloise Willis:
for relief (see bill H. R. 4356), 9558.
Swan, Sam and Ally: for relief (see bill
H. R. 1308), 149.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Societies and associations, 5838.
Remarks by, on
Charleston, W. Va., airport, 4488.
Deficiency appropration bill, 11222, 11224.
Departments of State, Justice, and Com-
merce appropriation bill, 4488.
Flood-control projects, 11222, 11224.
Food and Agricultural Organization of-
United Nations, 3966, 3981.
International Office of Education, 4899.
Lend-lease: extension, 2148.
Peters, Commander Francis M., Jr., A190.
UNRRA: additional appropriation, 11503,
11509.
War criminals: apprehension and pun-
ishment, 4232.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Foreign Affairs:
International Office of Education (H. Res.
215, Rept. 588), 4751.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOIES.
KEEFE, FRANK B. (a Representative from
Wisconsin).
Address before Institute for American
Democracy, Alll.
Appointed on Board of Visitors to Naval
Academy, 550.
Appointed on committee, 88.
Appointed on Joint Committee on the
Investigation of Pearl Harbor, 8604.
Appointed conferee, 3431, 6826.
Letter from the Buckstaff Co. relative
to situation of burial-casket industry,
'A771.
Letter by William 0. Perdue, general
manager, Pure Milk Products Coopera-
tive, relative to subsidy payments of
Commodity Credit Corporation, 1311.
Letter from constituent reciting delays
erincountered trying to join Navy Nurse
Corps, A1112.
Letter to Senator Lucas re Aubrey Wil-
liams by, 2471.
Letter from Albert H. Schmidt and re-
port of Fraternal Order of Eagles rela-
tive to youth-guidance program, A1305.
Newspaper editorials criticizing nomina-
tion of Henry A. Wallace, A310.
Remarks in Senate relative to, 2407.
Report of advisory committee of Mil-
waukee favoring St. Lawrence seaway,
A107.
Resolutions by Wisconsin Legislature,
A3820.
Amendments offered by, to
Commodity Credit Corporation (H. R.
2023) : to amend, 2062, 2067.
Federal Aid Airport Act (H. R. 3615) : to
amend, 9745, 9746.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Bankers Joint Stock Land Bank, for re-
lief (see bill H. R. 4465), 9931.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Rye market: to investigate (see bill H.
Res. 314), 7342.
War Food Administration and Com-
modity Credit Corporation: to in-
vestigate (see H. Res. 181), 2165.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill, 2722,
2731, 2732, 2736, 3794, 3795.
-points of order, 2670, 2671.
KEEFE, FRANK B.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural Extension Service, 4568.
Alabama Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co.:
discharge of workers, 1392.
Annuities: exemption from taxation,
9092.
Anti-poll-tax bill, 5976.
Apprentice training program, 4742.
Appropriation bills: legislation on, 2354,
4730.
Appropriations: reduction of certain,
9825, 9830, 9840.
Armed forces: voluntary enlistment bill,
8625.
Banks: condition of, 1340.
Bretton Woods Agreements Act, 5544.
Butter: rationing of, 8490.
Census of agriculture, 841, 850, 862, 863.
Census of manufacturing, 4667.
Chicago Board of Trade, 7330.
Children's Bureau, 4740.
Committee on Appropriations: investi-
gations by, 139.
Commodity Credit Corporation, 1952,
1963, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1981, 2055, 2057,
2062, 2063, 2064.
-purchase of rye for foreign ship-
ment, 7210.
-history of operations, 1307.
Commodity Exchange Act, 7209-7212.
Crowley, Leo: tribute to, A4152.
editorial, A4152.
Daylight - saving time: termination,
8544.
Debt limit: increase, 1932, 1936, 1944,
1952.
Deficiency appropriation bill, 1624.
Departments of State, Justice, and Com-
merce appropriation bill, 2354, 2355,
2356, 2358, 4471, 4472.
.conference report, 4472.
District of Columbia: school teachers
pay bil, 7377.
Economic Stabilization Board, 4827.
Economy bloc in Congress, 9824.
Fair Employment Practice Commission,
5750, 5810, 5828, 7476.
Farm labor: drafting of, 445, 1200.
-veto of House Joint Resolution
106, 4155, 4159.
Federal Aid Airport Act, 9704, 9705, 9717.
9718, 9736, 9745, 9746, 9747, 9804, 9805.
- letter by M. W. Torkelson,-9718.
Federal employees pay bil, 6010, 6058,
6059.
Federal Farm Loan Act: amendment,
4763, 4765, 4766, 4774.
Food investigation, 2789, 2791, 2837.
Food shortage: investigation, 2862.
Forestry research, 3794, 3795, 3796.
4-H Clubs, 4568.
Gallagher, William J.: speech of, 1340.
Government agencies: reorganization,
9433, 9440, 9449, 9450.
Government corporations: financial con-
trol, 8551, 8552, 8560, 8561.
House of Representatives: night session,
5036.
- rules governing privileges of the
floor, 9251.
Immigration and naturalization: study,
2864, 2865.
Inter-American Statistical Institute,
4273.
Labor-Federal Security appropriation
bill, 4730, 4735, 4739-4744, 4746, 7032,
7033, 7035.
McCormack, John W., 1340.
Maritime Commission: reducing appro-
priation, 4181, 4182.
Members of Congress: expense allowance,
5726.
salary increase, 4429.
Members of the House of Representa-
tives: oath of office, 9.
Military Establishment appropriation
bill, 6682, 6759, 6760.
Military information bill, 9659, 10050.
Milk: subsidy, 2062.
-data on. 1311.

KEEFE, FRANK B.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Nationality Act: amendment, 4645,
4646.
National War Labor Board: regulation
of agricultural workers, 5816.
National Service Act, 458, 571, 572, 606,
608, 646, 647.
Navy: public works, 817.
Navy Department appropriation bill,
3582, 3583.
Norway's Independence Day, 4739.
Nurses: drafting of, 1873, 1874.
OPA Regulation MPR-580: extension of
time for filing, A1494.
Oath of office, 14.
Office of Price Administration, 10059.
Pearl Harbor investigation, 10050, 10445,
10446, 10448, 10684, 10686, 10687.
Pearl Harbor: statement of Captain Kra-
mer, 10684.
Postage on catalogs: readjusting rates
Uf, 6969.
Price Control Act: extension, 6489, 6497.
Prisoners of War, 553.
Reciprocal trade agreements, 5090, 5147,
5149, 5150.
Renegotiation Act, 6081.
Rye: corner of market, 7209, 7210.
Sabath, Adolph: speech on fascism, 4676.
St. Elizabeths Hospital, 4742.
Second deficiency appropriation bill,
6768, 6770, 6771, 6772, 6776.
Subsidies, 1964.
- continuation of certain, 5230,
5233.
Surplus Government property: disposal
of, 7412, 7413, 7414.
Surplus Property Act amendment, 8463.
Tax adjustment bill, 7317.
Tobacco seed: ban on exports, 1202, 1203.
Treasury-Post Office appropriation bill,
1307.
Treaties: constitutional amendment,
4022, 4023, 4055, 4336, 4360.
United States Employment Service, 9840,
9852, 9853, 9857, 9858.
Vessels: sale of surplus, 9195.
Veterans: settlement on farm lands,
8786.
Veterans' Administration: facilitate em-
ployment, 5515, 5516.
Wage and Hour Division, 4741.
Walker, Hon. Frank C.: triblte to, 6975.
War agencies appropriation bill, 5810,
5816.
War contracts: allocation to labor-short-
age areas, 1624.
War Department: statement on fascism
issued by, S957.
War Food Administration and Commod-
ity Credit Corporation: investigation,
2117.
Work, fight, or go to Jail legislation,
1392.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
KEEGAN, JOHN C. AND ANN K., relief' of
estate (see bill H. R. 1668*).
REELER, ELWOOD L., relief (see bill H. R.
4075).
REELER, FLORENTINE H., HAROLD S., AND
GENEVIEVE M., relief (see bill H. R.
1961*).
KEELEY, WILLIAM C., remarks in House
relative to appointment as vice chair-
man for metals and minerals of, A1333,
KEENAN, JOSEPH, statement praising labor
by, 2842.
Tribute to labor by, A484.
KEENEY, CARL, remarks in House relative
to, 6549.
"KEEPING AMERICA FIRST IN THE AIR,"
address In Washington by John P. Vic-
tory entitled, A1451.
"KEEP POLITICAL HANDS OFF THE ARMY
ENGINEERS," editorial from San An-
tonio (Tex.) Express entitled, A1722.
KEEZER. DEXTER M., letter relative to the
shipbuilding industry written by,
5495.
INDEX
KEPAUVER, ESTES (a Representative from
Tennessee).
Address before the Economic Club of New
York made by 0. Max Gardner, Chair-
man of the Advisory Board, Office of
War Mobilization and Reconversion on
American economic stability, A5299.
Address at meeting of Ohio Bar Associa-
tion November 10, 1944, relative to
electoral system, A1104.
Address by J. Pope Dyer at Chatta-
nooga relative to juvenile delinquency,
A797.
Address by S* R. Finley before Arkansas
Valley Association, Muskogee, Okla., on
subject of Chattanooga's experiences
with TVA, A2026.
Address of Paul V. McNutt at Chatta-
nooga, Tenn., April 5, 1945, A1813.
Address by-Maury Maverick relative to
small business in France, A1352.
Address by Justin Miller on the accom-
plishments of radio industry, A4173.
Address of Dr. Harcourt A. Morgafi of
Tennessee Valley Authority relative de-
veloping resources, A543.
Appointed on committee, 275.
Appointed on Small Business Committee,
417.
Article by Leonard D. White entitled
"Congressional Control of the Public
Service," A1225.
Article by Jack H. Pollock relative to two-
thirds rule for treaties, A1445.
Article from National Union Farmer com-
paring Tennessee Valley to Missouri
Valley, A1506.
Article by Eric Underwood entitled "Does
History Repeat?" A1841.
Article by Senator La Follette from Pro-
gressive (magazine) entitled "What's
the Matter With Congress?" A2065.
Article by George Fort Milton entitled
"Thomas Jefferson-A Force in the
World of Today and Tomorrow," A3372.
Article by David E. Lilienthal on freight
rates and wages, A5009:
Article by Wright Patman on protection
of small business by Congress, A4962.
Article in Tennessee Law Review en-
titled "House of Representatives
Should Participate in Treaty Making,"
by, A5478.
Article on Federal aid to education by,
A5129.
Editorial by Helen Dwight Reid In Jour-
nal of American Association of Uni-
versity Women relative to treaty
ratification, A974.
Editorial by Alfred D. Mynders from
Chattanooga Times entitled "'America
and the World Lose a Leader," A1837.
Editorial from Nashville Tennessean on
ratification of treaties, A2123.
Editorial from St. Louis Post-Dispatch
entitled "Truman Wants Action,"
A3194.
Editorial from Buffalo Evening News en-
titled "Are We Ready To Make This
Our Century?" A4391.
Editorial from Nashville Tennessean on
poll-tax issue, A4508.
Editorials on operations of Tennessee
Valley Authority, A3938.
Editorial from Cassapolis (Mich.) Vigi-
lant supporting Small Business Com-
mittee, A5375.
Editorial from Chattanooga Times en-
titled "Heed These Scientists," A5113.
Editorial from Memphis (Tenn.) Press-
Scimitar written by Edward J. Meeman
relative to the trials - in Germany,
A5298.
Editorial from Nashville Tennessean on
monopolies, A5464.
Letter by C. W. Heard relative to rela-
tions between Russia and United
States, A3597.
Letter by C. W. Harder relative to anti-
trust laws and small business, A3932.
Letter from Chattanooga Zionist Emer-
gency Council, A4193.
KEFAUVER ESTES-Continued.
Poem by Charlotte Levin entitled "Taps
for a President," A2208.
Postwar plan for soliders prepared by
C. E. Weddlngton, A3943.
Resolution by Chattanooga Lions Club
on death of President Roosevelt, A2024.
Statement on reorganization of Congress.
3006.
Statement by Joseph Leib on Bureau of
Medicine in Veterans' Administration,
A5120.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Alexander, Winfred: for relief (see bill
H. R. 938), 61.
Army: relating to retired personnel
called into active duty (see bill H. R.
438), 25.
-relief of certain officers who were
members of civil affairs training
school, University of Chicago (see bill
H. R. 5044), 12308.
-to restore to active duty certain
retired officers (see bill H. R. 439), 25.
Bankruptcy: to amend act to establish a
uniform system of (see bill H. R. 3429),
5838.
Chickamauga Dam: to build road and
dam on (see bill H. R. 453), 25.
Church of God: to renew patent relating
to flag of (see bill H. R. 3213), 4574.
Civil Aeronautics Administration: to
authorize continued operation of cer-
tain airport traffic-control towers (see
bill H. R. 451), 25.
Constitution of the United States: to
amend relative to making treaties (see
H. J. Res. 58), 98.
-- proposing an amendment relative
to election of President and Vice Presi-
dent and Members of Congress (see
H. J. Res. 121)., 2165.
Court of Claims: relating to traveling
and subsistence expenses of judges
(see bill H. R. 443), 25.
Courts: to appoint public defenders In
district courts (see bill H. R. 442), 252
relating to jurisdiction of suits
arising under certain sections of Inter-
state Commerce Act (see bill H. R. 449),
25.
District of Columbia: to provide for of-
flee of public defender (see bill H. R.
444), 25.
Ediondson, Ed: for relief of estate (see
bills H. R. 2414, 2481), 1596, 1748.
Employees of the United States: to pro-
vide for garnishment of wages (see bill
H. R. 454), 25.
Federal-Aid Road Act: to amend (see
bill H. R. 5088), 12491.
Freight rates: to equalize certain (see H.
J. Res. 47), 31.
-relating to through rates in case
of certain property of the United States
manufactured or processed in transit,
(see bill H. R. 447), 25.
Hammond, William A.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 939), 61.
Hinton, Julia: to pension (see bill H. R.
943), 61.
Judicial Code: to amend (see bill H. R.
448), 25.
Kirby, J. S.: for relief (see bill H. R. 940),
61.
Lee, Mrs. C. A.: for relief (see bill H. R.
941), 61.
Lillard, W. Garland: for relief (see bill
4380), 9673.
Longshoremen's and Harbor Workers'
Compensation Act: to amend (see bill
H. R. 4255), 9292.
Monopolies in restraint of trade: to
amend law to prohibit (see bill H. R.
4519), 10168.
-to amend act to.supplement ex-
isting laws against unlawful restraints
(see bill H. R. 2357), 1470.
-to amend law against (see bill
H. R. 4810), 11077.
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KEFAUVER, ESTES-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
/ National fertilizer policy: to formulate,
(see bill H. R. 5074), 12490.
National Cuard: retirement of certain
officers and former officers (see bill
H. R. 2694), 2517.
National Symphony Orchestra Trust
Fund Board: to create (see bill H. R.
450), 25.
Old-age assistance: for larger Federal
contributions (see bill H. R. 445), 25.
Owen, Bell D.: to pension (see bill H. Ri.
942), 61.
President of the United States: relating
to designation of person to act as
President in certain cases (see b lls
H. R. 455, 4263), 25, 9292.
Railroad Retirement Act: to amend (see
bill H. R. 437), 25.
Roark, Lucas H.: for relief (see bill H. R.
2698).
Roosevelt, Franklin Delano: to formulate
plan for memorial to (see bill H. R.
2943), 3530.
Sixth Supplemental National Defense
Appropriation Act: to amend (see bill
H. R. 441), 25.
Supreme Court of the United States: to
designate retired Justices for service
when necessary to obtain a quorum
(see bill H. R. 2411), 1595.
- designate retired Justices for serv-
ice in certain cases (see bills H. R. 440,
452), 25.
Townsend. Amanda: for relief (see bill
H. R. 937), 61.
United States Arbitration Act: to amend
see bills H. R. 435, 436), 25.
Veterans: to grant temporary exclusion
from gross income (see bill H. R. 4553),
10246.
- to provide for admission to prac-
tice before all Federal courts, depart-
ments, and agencies of certain (see
bill H. R. 3089), 4038.
Watts Bar Dam: to build road and bridge
on (see bill H. R. 446), 25.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Germany: to impress the responsibility
for war crimes upon people of (see H.
Res. 224), 3595.
House of Representatives: providing for
report and question period at which
heads of executive departments shall
appear (see H. Res. 31), 31.
Remarks by, on
Bankruptcy Act amendment, 10017.
Bratton, Sue: relief, 9267.
Committee on Small Business: hearings
of automobile dealers before, 10784.
Congressional Record: general leave to
extend remarks, 4035, 4082.
Courts: to safeguard admission of evi-
dence, 2506.
Draper, Earle S.: retirement from Federal
Housing Administration, A4087.
Education: Federal aid to, A5725.
Flag: pledge of allegiance, 5510.
Food investigation, 4326.
Full-employment bill, 12015, 12085.
-and sound finance, A4022.
-program, 10039.
Government agencies: reorganization,
9434, 9444, 9445, 9447.
House of Representatives: question
period for heads of executive agencies,
35-45.
- historical precedents, 40.
Insurance business: regulation, 1092,
1093.
Jews: need for assistance for homeless,
A5733.
Joint Committee on Organization of
Congress, 1273.
Leave of absence, 7037.
Lilienthal, David: letter by the late
President Roosevelt paying tribute to,
4084.
Military information, bill, 10055, 10056.
Mitchell, William D., 11595.
Office of Price Administration, 10784. -
INDEX
KEFAUVER, ESTES-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Falestine problem, 9696.
-letter to the President, 9696.
Presidential succession, 7016, 7G17, 7028.
Price Control Act: amendment, 6598,
6599.
Private enterprise, 10038.
Railroads: reorganizations, 1098, 1099.
Ramspeck, Robert: tribute, 12352.
Small Business Committee: additional
funds, 11895, 11897.
Smaller War Plants Corporation: appro-
priation, A2745.
Stabilization Act of 1942: amendment,
65?8, 6599.
Treaty ratification: constitutional
amendment, 4018, 4023, 4028, 4029,
4030, 4031, 4032, 4035, 4041-4045, 4061,
4070, 4072, 4081, 4032, 4329, 4330, 4344,
4354, 4363, 4364, 4365.
-letter from National League of
Women Voters, 4364.
United Nations Organization: step to-
ward world peace, A5626.
Voorhis, Jerry: speech of, 12471.
War Labor Disputes Act: repeal, 11838.
Reports made by, from
Committee on the Judiciary:
Flag of the United States: pledge of
allegiance (see H. J. Res. 180, Rept.
611), 5037.
Treaties: ratification of (H. J. Res. 60,
Rept. 119), 1079.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
KEHOE, LOUIS J., letter relative to settle-
ment of labor-manager disputes by,
A5747.
KEMER, HENRY, authorize sale of allotment
on the Crow Indian Reservation, Mont.,
of (see bills S. 480*; H. R. 4029).
KEISER, WILBUR, authorizing the issuance
of a patent in fee to (see bills S. 651;
H. R. 4035).
KEITH, ADA H., relief (see bill H. R. 265).
KEITH, B. ASHTON, address relative to use
of waste waters by, A2248.
KEITH, JAMES HERBERT, relief (see bill H.
R. 3301-).
KEITH, ROBERT W., relief (see bill H. R.
1055*).
KEITH, WALLING, article entitled "A New
Decade of False Peace?", A4923.
Editorial on autobiography of Senator
Norris entitled "The Fear of Poverty"
from Gadsden (Ala.) Times by, A2776.
KEITHLEY, K. KENNETH, relief(see H. R.
800).
8 Labor-Federal
KEIZER, BENJAMIN, relief(see billH. R.
4803).
KELEHER,WILLIAM E., address at a memo-
rialservice to Ernie Pyle by, A2464.
KELLAND, CLARENCE BUDDINGTON,. ad-
dress entitled "Only Hope of Victory"
on Lincoln Day by, A135O..
KELLER, GEORGE E., affidavit relative to
flag which flew over Capitol at declara-
tion of war -by, A3636.
KELLEY, AUGUSTINE B. (a Representative
from Pennsylvania).
Address by James A. W. Reeves to stu-
dents of Seton Hill College, A4876.
Address by Samuel A. Weiss at Duquesne
University, A2712.
Announcement in House relative to gal-
lantry of Lt. Jay Hilary Kelley, son of,
2663.
Appointed on committee, 274, 275.
Article by Jay Cooke Howard entitled
"A. F. P. H. Accomplishments," A1304.
Article from PM (newspaper) by Albert
Deutsch entitled "Cripples Can Make
Good When Given a Fair Break," A1071.
Article lVy Lowell Mellett on Ed Pauley,
member of Allied Reparations Commis-
sion, A2173.
Article by Jerry Kluttz on employment of
physically handicapped, A4136.
KELLEY, AUGUSTINE B.-Continued.
Article by Thomas L. Stokes paying trib-
ute to Paul A. Strachan, A4230.
Correspondence with James Forrestal
relative to visit to Alaska made by
House Territories Committee, A5233,
A5234.
E-litorial from Washington Post entitled
"Mr. Roosevelt," A2177.
Editorial from Pittsburgh Catholic on
take-home wages, A4286.
Leave of absence, 6407.
Letter from Capt. Samuel R. Pitetti prior
to his death on Iwo Jima, A3008.
Proclamation by the President on Na-
tional Rohabilitation Week, A2210.
Tribute to late President Roosevelt by
Elizabeth Glaser, student at Seton Hill
College, Greensburg, Pa., A1955.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Mothers and children: to provide for
health and welfare of (see bill H. R.
3904), 8515.
Police force: to establish the United
States police force for occupation of
Japan and Germany (see bill H. R.
4349), 9558.
Veterans: to amend act to furnish see-
ing-eye dogs to blind (see bill H. R.
4850), 11155.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Bituminous coal and coke: to investi-
gate maximum prices (see H. Res. 271),
5169.
Physically handicapped: to investigate
Federal aid to States for (see H. Res.
45), 32.
Remarks by, on
Armed forces: voluntary enlistment bill,
86-5.
Artificial limbs: research in development
of, 10313.
Buckner: Lt. Gen. Simon Bolivar: tribute
to, A3092.
Bureau of Mines, 3927, 3928.
Coal Mine Inspection and Investigation
Act, 3691.
Coal miners: deferment from military
service, 1787, 17838.
Committee on Labor: investigation, 2442.
Deficiency appropriation bill, 11222.
Flood-control projects, 11222.
Interior Department appropriation bill,
3927.
Japan and Germany: police force to
occupy, 10888.
- statement by General Eisenhower,
10888.
- text of bill (H. R. 4349), 10888.
Security appropriation
bill, 4734.
Lending agencies of the Government,
1184.
National Employ the Physically Handi-
capped Week, 9515.
National Service Act: conference report,
2845.
Palestine problem, 9688.
Physically handicapped persons, 2442,
10313.
Polish ConstitutionDay, 4147.
Postal employees: salary increase, 4621.
Revenue bill of 1945, 9630.
Wallace, Henry A., 1184.
War Labor Disputes Act: repeal, 11838.
Welfare Department, A3977.
- editorial from Washington Post,*
A3977.
Westmoreland County: home of two win-
ners of Congressional Medal of Honor,
Staff Sgt. Alvin P. Carey and Maj. Wil-
liam A. Shomo, A3224.
Votes of. See YzA-AND-NAY VOTES.
KELLEY, JAMES A., relief (see bill H, R.
1718).
KELLEY, JAY HILARY, remarks in House
relative to, 2663.
KELLEY CO., BEN F., letter relative to Brit-
ish policy on foreign trade by, A4117.
KELLY, CHARLES A., relief (see bill H. R,
4685).

KELLY, DONALD D., relief (see bill H. R.
4112).
KELLY, EDWARD A. (aRepresentative irom
Illinois).
Address before American Lithuanian
Mission, Washington, D. C., A5020.
Address by James A. Farley at annual
distinguished service award dinner of
Milwaukee Junior Chamber of Com-
merce, and editorial comment, A1996.
Appointed on committee, 275.
Article from Washington Daily News en-
titled "Chicago's War Labor Plan,"
A623.
Article by Frazier Hunt on the war in
the Pacific, A2369.
Article from Washington Star quoting
commendation of Pope Pius XII of
UNRRA, A3534.
Editorial from Chicago Times on Presi-
dential succession, A2745.
Radio address relative to Lithuania,
A1477.
Radio address on GI bill of rights, A4900.
Sermon by Samuel A. Stritch, arch-
bishop of Chicago, entitled "Democ-
racy Takes Its Inspiration From the
Gospel," A1957.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Mhnn, Joseph J.: for relief (see bill H. R.
3701), 7268.
Marine Mothers Club. of America: to
incorporate (see bill H. R. 3737), 7391.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Committee on Labor Subcommittee to
Investigate Aid to the Physically
Handicapped: to print aditional copies
of hearings (see H. Con. Res. 112),
12029.
Lithuania: relating to foreign policy of
United States respecting (see H. Res.
590), 10321.
Remarks by, on
Common carriers: agreements among,
. 11764.
Federal Aid Airport Act, 9738, A4398.
Food investigation, 2790.
Independence for Lithuania, A1343.
McCarthy, Joseph J.: heroism, A4568.
- citation, A4569.
Meat shortage, 2500, 4320.
National Service Act, 626.
Postal employees: salary increase, 4625.
Price Control Act: amendment, 6599.
- extension, 6517, 6518, 6519.
Small Business Committee: additional
funds, 11894, 11895.
Stabilization Act of 1942: amendment,
6599.
Subsidies: continuation of certain, 5241.
VE-day (editorial from Washington
" Times-Herald), 4309.
Veterans: discharge buttons, 670.
Votes o/. See YFA-AND-NAY VOTES.
KELLY, EDWARD E. (mayor of Chicago),
proclamation designating Monday,
June 25, as Fair-Employment Day in
Chicago by', A3023.
Speech before Midwest Conference of
American Slav Conference by, A2683.
KELLY, EDWARD J. (Chief of Police, District
of Columbia), grant honorary rank of
colonel to (see bill H. R. 2687*).
Remarks in House relative to granting
honorary rank of colonel to, 2709.
KELLY, GARRY, relief (see bill H. R. 3724).
KELLY, HARRY F. (Governor, Michigan),
remarks in House relative to settle-
ment of threatened utility strike by,
A4460.
KELLY, JAMES A., relief (see bill S. 328*).
KELLY, JOHN E., letter relative to coinage
of $1 and 50-cent silver coins to com-
memorate end of World War II and
Pearl Harbor by, A5752.
KELLY, JOSEPH F., article from Marine News
paying tribute to, A1360.
Remarks in Houss relative to Govern-
ment service of, A1360.
INDEX
KELLY, PATRICK A., relief (see bill H. R,
2595*).
KELLY FIELD, TEXAS, letter by unnamed
soldier criticising Army's discharge
system at, A4090.
KELSEY, HARLAN P., articles entitled "Shall
Grandfather Mountain Be Saved?" by,
A1321, A1322.
KELSEY-HAYES WHEEL CO., letter relative
to inability to furnish truck parts,
10786.
Remarks in House relative to labor con-
troversy at, A4461.
KELTY, CARL S., article on advantages in
gold price boost from Los Angeles
(Calif.) Examiner by, A1029.
KEMMERER, EDWIN WALTER, address on:
the American dollar and Bretton
Woods plan by, A520.
Editorial from New York Times paying
tribute to, A5783.
Remarks in House relative to death of,
A5783.
KEMMERER, JOSEPH T., relief (see bill H. R.
3555).
KEMP, EDWIN, article entitled "Chester
County (Pa.) Protests Saved Milk Sub-
sidy" from Philadelphia Record by,
A2782.
KEMPNER, H., relief of the trust association
of (see bill S. 334).
KENDRICK, ALEXANDER, article entitled
"Macedonia Called Key to Balkan
Issue" from Philadelphia Inquirer by,
A3532.
KENEALY, WILLIAM J. (chaplain, U. S. Naval
Reserve), letter paying tribute to Wil-
liam H. Murphy, Jr., by, A1171.
KENMARE, N. DAK., telegram from Farmers
Union Creamery opposing the Dough-
ton bill, 5103.
KENNEBUNKPORT, ME., amendment in
Senate relative to installation of a
mural contributed by citizens of, 1998.
KENNEDY, HAL W., article on American his-
tory and democracy by, A338.
KENNEDY, IMOGENE, article by Robert Tal-
ley relative to heroic return from Phil-
ippines of, A1097.
KENNEDY, JUDGE (District Federal Judge),
opinion involving Jackson Hole Na-
tional Monument rendered by, A774.
KENNEDY, WILLIAM P., article entitled
"Minnesota's Career Service in Con-
gress" by All5.
KENNETH McKELLAR DAM, change name of
Pickwick Landing Dam to (see bill S.
833).
KENNEY, JOSEPH, relief (see bills S. 398,
1708; H. R. 2731).
KENNEY, LEWIS HOBART, allow to accept
foreign decoration (see bills S. 221;
H. R. 1076).
KENNEY, N. T., article entitled "Communist
Party in Maryland Reorganized" from
Baltimore Sun by, A4379.
KENNY, H. B., radio address paying tribute
to Aleda E. Lutz by, A3058.
KENNY, NICK, poems entitled "In Me-
moriam-1882-1945" and "To Presi-
dent Truman" from New York Mirror
by, A3139.
KENNY, ROBERT W. (attorney general, Cal-
fornia), letters by Secretary of Interior
Ickes relative to title to tidelands to,
A3588, A3589.
KENNY, SISTER, address on treatment of in-
fantile paralysis before Illinois State
Legislature by, A2107.
Remarks in House relative to activities
of, 2623.
Resolution to investigate the achieve-
ments in treatment of infantile paraly-
sis of (see bill H. Res. 201).
351
KENNY INSTITUTE AT MINNEAPOLIS,
MINN., remarks in Senate relative to
the National Infantile Paralysis Clinic
at, 2894.
KENOSHA (WIS.) LABOR (publication),
article relative to legislation on full
employment from, A2551.
Article entitled "Mr. Davis Is Right" by
Alfred Baker Lewis from, A4641.
Editorial captioned "Kicking labor In the
pants" from A2551.
KENOVA, W. VA., remarks in House relative
to flood wall protection at, A2059.
KENT, FRANK R., article captioned "CIO-
PAC sought Wallace appointment to
test political strength" by, A319.
Article on caliber of administration's
keymen from Washington Evening Star
by, A1215.
Article on White House atmosphere of
hate disappears under Truman from
Washington Evening Star by, A2622.
Article captioned "Use of high court
justices for other work is called dan-
gerous policy" from Washington Eve-
ning Star by, A2667.
Article on labor unions not regulated by
law from Washington Evening Star by,
A3087.
Article on strikes in war Industries-
Congress' reaction by, A3264.
Article on peacetime economic problems
from Washington Times-Herald by,
A3772.
Article on GOP chance to win from Chi-
cago Journal of Commerce by, A4053.
Article entitled "Truman-Congress Rift
Seen Caused by President's Yielding to
Labor Lobby" by, A4131.
Article entitled "Republicans Urged To
Declare Themselves Conservatives To
Assure Party's Future" from Washing-
ton Evening Star by, A5175.
Newspaper article relative to the nomi-
nation of Henry Wallace to be Secre-
tary of Commerce, 1400.
KENT, TYLER (coding clerk, American Em-
bassy in London), remarks in House
relative to arrest and incarceration of,
9467, A4511.
Report of the Committee on Foreign
Affairs relative to imprisonment in
England of (see H. Res. 382), 10775.
Resolution requesting information from
Secretary of State with reference to
(see H. Res. 382).
KENT (WASH.) NEWS-JOURNAL (news-
paper), editorial favoring creation of
Columbia Valley Authority from,
A3676.
KENTUCKY, memorial of legislature pledg-
ing confidence in Fred M. Vinson, 4500.
Memorial of legislature urging enactment
of bill (S. 181) providing for equaliza-
tion of educational opportunity, 4220.
Memorial of legislature on death of the
late President Roosevelt, 4220.
Memorial of legislature urging enact-
ment of bill (H. R. 2071) for increase
in compensation of employees of the
Post Office Department, 4220.
Remarks in Senate relative to applica-
tion of Railroad Unemployment Insur-
ance Act to, 97E4.
KENTUCKY DAM, address by the President
at Gilbertsville at dedication of, A4258.
KENTUCKY-ILLINOIS HEMP CORP., relief
(see bill H. R. 1705).
KENTUCKY SOCIETY OF WASHINGTON,
address entitled "Henry Clay" by South
Trimble before, A794.
KENYON, CLARINDA E., pension (see bill
-H. R. 065).
KEOGH, EUGENE J. (a Representative /roin
New York).
Address by James A. Farley to Roy Scouts
of America at thirty-fifth anniversary,
AC3.

KEOGH, EUGENE J.-Continued.
Address by James A. Farley before Bronx
County Bar Association, A5437.
Address by James A. Farley before Na-
tional Foreign Trade Convention, New
York City, A4881.
Address by E. S. Land at Mobile, Ala.,
entitled "It's Your Merchant Marine,"
A2577.
Address by Charles J. Zinn on Memo-
rial Day at Grant's Tomb, New York,
A2713.
Appointed on Board of Visitors to Coast
Guard Academy, 292.
Appointed on Board of Visitors to Mer-
chant Marine Academy, 550.
Appointed on committee, 16, 274, 275.
Appointed conferee, 3432.
Appointed on Small Business Committee,
417.
Article from Passenger Transport entitled
"Fair Enough," A1164.
Article from Elmira (N. Y.) Star-Gazette
entitled "Farley Plainly Tells What Is
Wrong," A1664.
Article from Cleveland Plain Dealer en-
titled "Eyes on the Ball," A1665.
Article from Brooklyn Eagle relative to
Presidential succession, A3102.
Article from Journal of American Judica-
ture Society approving pay increase for
Federal judges, A3431.
Article from Savannah Evening Press
entitled "Choice of a President,"
A3428.
Article from Wichita Falls (Tex.) Times
entitled "The Presidential Succession,"
A3517.
Article from New York Herald Tribune
paying tribute to United States mer-
chant marine, A3929.
Article on Jim Farley by Grenville
Kleiser In New York Enquirer, A4485.
Article from Brooklyn Eagle on Sheeps-
head Bay Maritime Training Station,
A5418.
Brief of New York State Federation of
Post Office Clerks urging approval of
H. R. 2071, A1935.
Editorial from Export Trade and Shipper
entitled "The Battle for the Agree-
ments Has Begun," A1662.
Editorial from Batavia (N. Y.) Daily
News concerning a speech delivered
by James A. Farley at Northampton,
Mass., A1784.
Editorial from New York World-Telegram
entitled "Farley on Presidential Suc-
cession," A2306.
Editorial from New York Herald Tribune
entitled "Presidential Succession,"
A2546.
Editorial from New York Sun on James
A. Farley's proposal regarding presi-
dential succession, A2549.
Editorial from Boston Globe on presi-
dential succession, A2551.
Editorial from Brooklyn Eagle relative to
Brooklyn civic center, A2554.
Editorial by David Lawrence on Presi-
dential Succession, A2772.
Editorial from Ashbury Park (N. J.)
Press on Presidential Succession,
A2771.
Editorial from Buffalo (N. Y.) News on
Presidential Succession, A2769.
Editorial from Portsmouth (Va.) Star on
Presidential Succession, A2707.
Editorial entitled "Good Time for the
Study" in Meadville (Pa.) Republican,
A3010.
Editorial from Boone (Iowa) Republican
entitled "Suggestion of Merit," A3500.
Editorial entitled "Presidential Succes-
sion" in Rochester (N. Y.) Times-
Union, A3012.
Editorial entitled "Presidential Succes-
sion" In Washington Post, A3009.
Editorial entitled "Succession Needs At-
tention" from Omaha Evening World
Herald, A3000.
INDEX
KEOGH, EUGENE J.-Contlnued.
Editorial entitled "The Presidential
Succession" in New York Herald
Tribune, A3005.
Editorial entitled "The Presidential
Succession" in New York Times, A3007.
Editorlal from Brooklyn Eagle entitled
"Brooklyn's Industrial War Record Is
Unexcelled in Whole Nation," A3823.
Editorial from the Brooklyn Eagle paying
tribute to Judge Grover C. Moscowitz,
A3728.
Report to American Bar Association
relative to Federal, judges pay raise
bill, A2574.
Report by House Committee on the
Judiciary, Thirtieth Congress, first
session, June 14, 1848, on revision of
laws of the United States, A2708.
Resolutions by New York County Law-
yers Association recommending in-
creases in pay for Federal Judges,
A1212.
Sermon by Francis X. N. McGdire en-
titled "Peace and the Moral Law,"
A4164.
Speech delivered by Maj. Gen. Thomas
I-. Green, Judge Advocate General of
the Army, on the subject Problems of
Military Justice, A5777.
Speech delivered by Rear Adm. 0. S.
Colclough, Judge Advocate General of
the Navy, before American Bar Asso-
ciation in Cincinnati, Ohio, entitled
"Problems of Naval Justice," A5771.
Speech of Fred Bennett to New York
Foreign Freight Forwarders Associa-
tion, A254.
Statement on reorganization of Congress,
3007.
Statement by 500 university and college
presidents favoring establishment of
International Office for Education,
A2020.
Statement by James A. Farley relative
to Presidential succession, A3003.
and joint resolutions introduced by
Andersen, Andreas, for relief (see bill
H. R..935), 61.
Armed forces: to provide free postage on
mail to members of (see bill H. R. 461).
26.
-relating to computation of net
income by (see bill H. R. 460), 26.
Bankruptcy: relating to general assign-
ment for benefit of creditors (see bill
H. R. 463), 26.
Bunnell & Co., J. H.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 3136), 4216. .
Congressional Record: to furnish to
members of Federal Judiciary (see bill
H. R. 2919), 3466.
Constitution of the United States: to
amend relative to removal of judges
(see H. J. Res. 32), 30.
Courts: to appoint a personal bailiff for
each district judge (see bill H. R. 475),
26.
Curie, Madame Skalodowska: to provide
for observance of birthday of (see H. J.
Res. 33), 30.
Dougherty, Charles H., Jr.: for relief (see
bill H. R. 934), 61.
East River, N. Y.: improvement of (see
bill H. R. 474), 26.
Flag of the United States: to codify
rules and customs pertaining to (see
H. J. Res. 31), 30.
Insolvency proceedings: to subordinate
tax claims to wage claims (see bill
H. R. 473), 26.
Internal Revenue Code: to amend sec-
tion 22 (see bill H. R. 456), 25.
- to amend section 451 (a) (see
bill H. R. 462), 26.
-to amend section 25 (see bill H.
R. 457), 25.
-- to amend section 3761 (see bill
H. R. 458), 26.
Judicial Code: to amend section 28 (see
bill H. R. 472), 26.
.KEOGH, EUGENE J.-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
MeHale, Viola: for relief (see bill H. R.
4402), 9726.
Medals and badges: unauthorized wear-
ing of, to amend (see bill H. R. 3842),
7743.
Merchant Marine Academy: to give in-
struction to certain persons from
American republics (see bill H. R.
1751), 461.
Naval Reserve and Marine Corps Re-
serve: to amend act to create (see bill
H. R. 470), 26.
Nisselson, John: for relief (see bill H.
R. 936), 61.
Cfiice of Law Revision Counsel in House
of Representatives: to create (see bill
II. R. 471), 26.
Postal service: to provide study periods
for clerks (see bill H. R. 465), 26.
-- granting annual and sick leave
to employees (see bill H. R. 466), 26.
-- granting employees leaves of ab-
sence because of death in family (see
bill H. R. 464), 26.
-longevity pay (see bill H. R. 467),
26.
Revised Statutes: to amend relative to
Issuance of subpenas in civil cases
(see bill H. R. 469), 26.
Soldiers' and Sailors' Civil Relief Act:
to amend (see bill H. R. 459), 26.
United Statqs Code: to codify and enact
into positive law title I entitled "Gen-
eral Provisions" (see bill H. R. 2195),
1170.
- title 4 entitled "Flag and Seal,
Seat of Government, and the States"
(see bill H. R. 2196), 1170.
- title 6 entitled "Official and Penal
Bonds" (see bill H. R. 2197), 1170.
-- _title 9 entitled "Arbitration" (see
bill H. R. 2198), 1170.
- title 17 entitled "Copyrights"
see bill H. R. 2199), 1170.
- title 18 entitled "Crimes and
Criminal Procedure" (see bill H. R.
2200), 1170.
- to amend (see H. R. 3498), 6320.
"White House": to prohibit use of term
as a trade-mark (see bill H. R. 468),
26.
Motions and resolutions offered by
FranklinD. Roosevelt (U. S. S.): to print
proceedings at commissioning of (see
H. Res. 237, 388), 4085, 10321.
States Cede: to print additional
United
copies of bill (H. R. 2200) to codify
title 18 (see H. Con. Res. 33), 1639.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 2517, 3352,
3532, 3939.
Societies and associations, 4919.
Remarks by, on
Cantalupo, Albert: relief, 12474.
Criminal Code: revision, 1142.
Hancock, Rufus A.: relief, 12473.
Judicial Code: revise.part 1 of title 28,
6279.
Mattars, Matthew: relief, 12473.
Navy Day, 10309.
O'Hara, George: relief of estate, 12474.
Small Business Committee: additional
funds, 11897, 11899.
United States Code: enactment of title 1
into positive law, 1714.
-publication of cumulative Sup-
plement IV, 3779.
- revision of title 18, 8694, 9252.
United States Code on Crimes and Crim-
inal Procedure: printing of bill (H. R.
2200), 2278, 6281.
U. S. S. Franklin D. Roosevelt: christen-
ing of, 4040.
Vessels: sale of surplus, 9273, 9275.
Weinberg, Emile Z.: contribution to war
effort, A3766.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Claims:
Bottomley, Harriet Townsend (H. R.
2267, Rcpt. 1173), 10211.

KEOGH, EUGENE J.-Continued.
Reports made by, from
Braun. Ida F. (H. R. 1781, Rept. 1307).
11077.
Bungs Corp. and others (H. R. 2187,
Rapt. 1092), 9512.
Canal Dredging Co. (H. R. 1713, Rept.
478), 4006.
Eagle Packet Co., Inc.: adjudicate claim
of (H. R. 1976, Rept. 1086), 9512.
Farrell, John W. (H. R. 3453, Rept. 774),
6403.
Glassell-Taylor Co., Robinson and Young
(H. R. 1975, Rept. 577), 4658.
Goldstein, Harry (H. R. 2102, Rept. 1090),
9512.
Hanley, Francis A. (H. R. 843, Rept. 1051),
9371.
Hayes, John P. (H. R. 844, Rept. 77), 986.
Honolulu Plantation Co. (H. R. 2688,
Rept. 1313), 11155.
Hougardy, Dave (S. 544, Rept. 366), 2701.
Justice, hIrs. W. V. (H. R. 1483, Rept. 124),
1080.
Kaigler, Edgar (H. R. 207, Rept. 1289),
11077.
Koo,Joe (H. R. 958, Rept. 114), 1079.
Londinsky, Ida "(H. R. 2697, Rept. 370),
2702.
Lubell Bros. (H. R. 1630, Rept. 191), 1341.
McCormack, Edward P.: estate of (H. R.
844, Rept. 77), 986.
Magee, John W. (H. R. 2154, Rept. 1091),
9512.
Moran, Murray W. (H. R. 1707, Rept. 211),
1393.
Pennsylvania Coal & Coke Corp. (H. R.
2186, Rept. 234), 1540.
Schiffer, Hyman L. (H. R. 1325, Rept.
122), 1080.
Swan, Sam and Ally (H. R. 1308, Rept.
121), 1080.
Thompson, Paul T. (H. R. 905, Rept. 225),
1541.
Transit Investment Corp. (H. R. 1266,
Rept. 1080), 9512.
Tucker, Henry B. (H. R. 1485, 3074; Rept.
125, 548), 1030, 4497.
Committee on Revision of Laws:
United States. Code: general provisions
(H. R. 2195, Rept. 147), 1170.
- arbitration (H. R. 2198, Rept.
150), 1170.
-copyrights (H. R. 2199,.Rept. 151),
1170.
- crimes and criminal procedure
(H. H. 2200, Rept. 152), 1170.
-flag and seal (H. H. 2196, Rept.
148), 1170.
-official and penal bonds (H. R.
2197, Rept. 149), 1170.
Votes Of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
KEOKUK,.IOWA, authorize construction of a
toll bridge across Mississippi River by
(see bills H. R. 2872, 2892).
KEPLEY, E. A., letter relative to grain car
shortage in Grant County, Kans., by,
A482.
KERMIT ROOSEVELT FUND, provide for es-
tablishment of (see H. J. Res.'136).
KERN, OLYMPIA F., relief (see bill H. R.
4137).
KERN, ROBERT L., editorial entitled "Postal
Workers' Pay" from Belleville (Ill.)
News-Democrat by, A1884.
Editorial entitled "Truman Takes Over"
from Belleville (Ill.) News-Democrat
by, A1930.
KERNAN, NELLIE LAMBERT, increase pen-
sion (see bill S. 1692).
KERN COUNTY, CALIF., confirm title to
railroad-grant lands in (see bill S.
1602).
Remarks in House relative to oil produc-
tion in, 414.
KERR, J. H., relief (see billS. 79).
KERR, J. P. AND ROBERT P., relief (see bill
H. R. 2093).
XCI-Ind-23
INDEX
KERI, JOHN H. (a Representative from
North Carolina).
Appointed to Board of Visitors of United
States Military Academy, 100.
Appointed on conmmittee, 15.
Appointed conferee, 2277, 3907, 6971.
Tribute in House to, 6653.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Dean, W. S.: for relief (see bill H. R.
1242), 127.
Rhea, Sr., Mrs. C. J.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 1243), 127.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill, 2720.
Appropriation bills: legislative Items,
2358.
Bugg Island Reservoir, 11204, 11206.
Census of agriculture, E84.
Debt limit: increase, 1929.
Deficiency appropriation bill, 11204.
Departments of State, Justice, and Com-
merce appropriation bill, 2214, 2308,
2355, 2358, 2364.
-conference report, 4473.
Federal Bureau of Investigation: review
of activities, 2214.
Flood-control bill: list of projects, 9916.
Flood-control projects, 11204, 11206.
Military Establishment appropriation
bill, 6688, 7028, 7029.
Power of Congress to deny salaries to
Government employees: action in
Court of Claims involving Messrs. Dodd,
Watson, and Lovett, A1981.
Soil-conservation program, 2720.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
KERR, ROBERT S. (Governor of Oklahoma),
address at memorial services for late
Franklin Delano Roosevelt before joint
session of Oklahoma Legislature by,
A1826.
Address on Jefferson Day in Birming-
ham, Ala., by, A2858.
Remarks in House relative to flood con-
trol in Oklahoma, 11211.
KERR, WILLIAM T., statement relative to
observance of Flag Day by, A2777.
KERSTEIN, EDWARD J., article from Mil-
waukee Journal containing report on
his visit to Poland of, A5708.
KETCHAM, DIXWELL, report of the Com-
mittee on Naval Affairs in Senate on
nomination of, 4806.
KETCHUM, OMAR B., statement in support
of bill (S. 1592) to provide a national
housing policy, by, A5609.
KETCHUM, IDAHO, amend act for relief
of certain'settlers (see bill S. 862*).
KEY, D. W., relief (see bill H. H. 2060").
KEY, FRANCIS SCOTT, issue a special post-
age stamp in commemoration of (see
S. Hes. 89), 1544.
KEYLON, CHARLES, relief (see bill H. R.
3364). -
KEYNES, JOHN MAYNARD, address on Bret-
ton Woods agreements by, A1644.
Quotation entitled "The Economic Con-
sequences of the Peace" by, 4063.
Remarks in House relative to the con-
nection of Lord Keynes with the Bret-
ton Woods agreements, 11960, 4903.
Remarks in House relative to interest
in Bretton Woods agreements of,
A773.
Statement concerning the Treaty of-
Versailles by, 5319.
KEYNES-MORGENTHAU SCHEME, radio ad-
dress by Representative Smith of
Ohio relative to, A1769.
KEYSERLING, LEON H., article relative to
post-war full employment by, 2890.
KEYTON, LOUISE, relief (see bill H. R.
3229").
"KEY TO PROSPERITY: HIGH FARM IN-
COME," article by E. H. Taylor froM
Country Gentleman entitled, A1375.
353
KIBBEY, GEORGE H., relief (see bill H. R.
.2088).
KICK-BACKS, eliminate payments by sub-
contractors of (see bill H. R. 2284),
.4504.
KIDD, RAYMOND C., statement relative to
purchase and distribution of supplies
for the Veterans' Administration be-
fore House Committee on World War
Veterans' Legislation by, A3581.
KIDNEY, DANIEL M., article entitled "GI
Representative" from Washington
Daily News by, A1881.
Article entitled "Guard for Liberty"
from Washington Daily News by,
A2236.
Article, How OWI Spends Is Coming to
Light from Washington Daily News by,
A2492.
KIEFER, COMMODORE DIXIE, tribute In
House to, A4985.
KILBURN, CLARENCE E. (a Representative
from New York).
Address by Donald F. Sullivan at Wash-
Ington, D. C., reciting achievements
of 4-H in victory in peace, A1032.
Appointed on committee, 491.
Article by Ernest Lindley in Washington
Post entitled "United States Re-
buffed-De Gaulle's Gesture Ques-
tionable," A746.
Article from Potsdam (N. Y.) Courier
and Freeman approving St. Lawrence
project entitled "The Seaway Project,"
A1616.
Article praising Army's handling of
amputees, A5138.
Editorial in Watertown (N. Y.) Daily
Times entitled "Defeat for Mr. Wal-
lace," A352.
Letter from Capt. M. M. Kissane relative
to excellent work by Army surgeons,
A717.
Newspaper article urging development of
St. Lawrence River, A759.
Resolutions adopted at conference at
Canton, N. Y., relative to St. Lawrence
seaway, A5179.
Statement by Mayor R. A. Newton of
Massena, N. Y., urging St. Lawrence
seaway, A954.
Statement by R. A. Newton relative to
importance of hydroelectric power for
New York State, A1884.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Hutchinson's Boat Works, Inc.: for relief
(see bill H. R. 1217), 127.
St. Lawrence River: to bridge (see bill
H. R. 476), 26.
Veterans: to pay pension to hospitalized
(see bill H. R. 1832), 591.
Remarks by, on
Lending agencies of the Government,
1175.
Price Control Act: extension, 6486.
Stafford, Nancy Jeannette, 1859.
Wallace, Henry A., 1175.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
KILDAY, PAUL J. (a Representative from
Texas).
Address on radio program, Congress
Speaks, relative to manpower bill,
A345.
Appointed on committee, 15.
History of U. S. S. Texas, A4157.
Amendments offered by, to
Armed forces voluntary enlistment bill
(H. R. 3951): to amend, 8649.
Nurses (H. R. 2277): to amend, 1821,
1822.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Alexander, Sam: to summon before re-
tiring board (see bill H. R. 3328), 5169.
Anderson, Charles W., for relief (see bill
H. R. 2306), 1341,
354
KILDAY, PAUL J.-Continued.
Armed forces: to regulate character of
discharges from (see bill H. R. 1518),
290.
-- relating to payment of accrued
leave to certain members (see bill H. R.
1828), 590.
-to require payment in dollars to
members (see bill H. R. 2817), 2933.
-retirement under certain condi-
"tions (see bill 3883),
7267.
Army: to amend act relating to.emer-
gency officers' retirement benefits (see
bill H. R. 1514), 290.
-relating to retirement pay of.Reg-
ular Army officers (see bill H. R. 1739),
461.
to stimulate enlistments in (see
bill H. R. 3917), 8336.
Army and Navy hospitals: to provide
treatment for retired enlisted men at
(sce bill H. R. 1513), 290.
Army Transport Service: felating to ma-
rine insurance in case of certain em-
p!oyees (see bill H. R. 1519), 290.
Boyle, C. J.: for relief (see bill H. R.
1554), 291.
D:etz, August W.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 1548), 291.
E.nployees of the United States: relating
to overtime compensation of certain
per annum employees in field services
of War and Navy Departments, Panama
Canal, and Coast Guard (see bill H. R.
2516), 290.
Finck Cigar Co., for relief (see bill H. R.
3073), 3938.
Flock, Aileen P. and Ellen F.: for relief
(see b!ll H. R. 1556), 291.
Gill, William D.: Army retiring board
. (see bill H. R. 1557), 291.
Horton, Albert S.: for relief (see bill H. R.
1555), 291.
Internal Revenue Code: to amend rela-
tive to prisoners of war in Philippines
during Japanese occupation (see bill
H. R. 4626), 10564.
Jefferds, Rov: for relief (see bill H. R.
2308), 1341.
Kearney, William: for relief of estate
(gee billH. R. 1553), 291.
Kcclenkemper, Gus: for relief(see bill
H. R. 2307), 1341.
McCall, Augusta: for relief (see bill H. R.
1552), 291.
MclKinney, William Clyde: for relief(see
billH. R. 3454), 6013. . :
National cemeteries: to establish in every
State (see bill H. R. 1273), 148.
National service life insurance: relating
to payment to widows and children of
deceased veterans (see bill H. R. 1501),
290.
Pay Readjustment Act: to amend (see
bill H. R. 1512); 290.
Public Law 346, section 302 (a): to
amend (see bill H. R. 3682), 7267.
Russell, Capt. Edward J. L.: for relief
(see bill H. R. 1551), 291.
Sansom, William T.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 1549), 291.
Schrader. Henry C.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 3767), 7420.
Social Security'Act: to amend (see bill
H. R. 2816), 233.
Sullivan, E.: for relief (see bill H. R.
1550), 291.
Taxation: relating to foreign tax credit
in certain cases (see bill H. R. 1515),
290.
Texas National Guard: to extend vete-
ran-preference benefits to certain per-
sons who served in (see H. R. 1274),
148.
Todd, Victor H., Jr.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 4596), 10404:
Veterans: to promote.certain World War
veterans to rank of chief warrant of-
ficer (see bill H. R. 1517), 290.
-to appoint in selection of person-
r.clfor natical cemeteries (see bill
H. R. 1738), 451.
INDEX
KIIDAY, PAUL J.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Annuities: exemption from taxation,
9093.
Armed forces: voluntary enlistment bill,
8626, 8627, 8649, 8650, 8651, 8704.
Army: additional appointments in Of-
ficers Corps, 5511.
- discharge of medical students,
A5173.
Government agencies: reorganization,
9439.
Military Establishment appropriation
bill, 6753.
Nationality Act: amendment, 4643, 4644.
National Service Act, 569, 571, 572, 573,
574, 705, 706.
Navy: disposition of vessels and facili-
ties, 5345, 5379.
Nurses: drafting of, 1804, 1820, 1821, 1822,
1861.
Officers Corps of Regular Army (S. 804),
6283.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
KILGORE, HARLEY M. (a Senator fromt West
Virginia).
Address delivered before the American
Biro-B-'djan Committee in New York
City relative to trade relations be-
tween United States and Russia, A5736.
Address in Washington, D. C., on sub-
ject Science and the Government,
A533.
Address by Oscar R. Ewing at National
Rally of United Americans for United
Nations, New York City, A2112.
Addrezs by Senator Wagner at National
. Lawyers' Gu'ld, New York City, A41."
Appointed to Board of Visitors to Ma-
rine Academy, 987.
Appointed on committee, 19, 170.
Article from New Ycrk Times entitled
"Business, Labor Frame Peace Code,"
2944.
Editorial from Stars and Stripes entitled
"Br'ead, Not Stone," A2107.
Ecitorial from Fairmont Mimes entitled
'Labor Unions and Politics," A4857.
Editorial from Fairmont Times entitled
"Political Education," A4857.
Leave of absence, 5594.
Letter to Vice President giving list of
special employees of Military Affairs
Committee, Subcommittee on War
Mobilization, 773.
List of special employees of Senate Mili-
tary. Affairs Committee, Subcommittee
on War Mobilization, 75, 2518, 3706,
40S8, 5757, 7151, 8359, 9294, 10322, 11705.
Poem by Pfc Albert T. Young entitled
"Night," A997.
Poem by William Ewald entitled."Truth,"
A3457.
Amendments offered by, to
Emergency unemployment compensation
(S. 1274): to amend, 8681, 8685, 8728,
8810.
National Service Act (H. R. 1752, S. 36):
to amend, 1115.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Armed forces: adjudicate claims, etc.,
before discharge of members (see bill
S. 140), 79.
Bayles, Earl E.: to pension (see bill
S. 388), 465.
Brown, Henry I.: relief of heirs (see bill
S. 663), 1599.
Constitution of the United States: to
amend to extend right to vote to citi-
zens 18 years of age or older (see S. J.
Res. 17), 330.
Courts: to provide a correctional system
for adult and youth offenders (see bill
S. 677), 1756.
Crossland, Clara V.: to pension (see bill.
S. 918), 3707.
Department of Military Security: to
establish (see bill S. 1482), 9644.
Equal rights for men and women: to
amend Constitution relative to (see
S. J. Res. 61), 4100.
KILGORE, HARLEY M.--Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Fair Labor Standards Act: amendment of
(see bills S. 1282, 1349), 7665, E210.
Hatcher, John A.: for relief (see bill
S. 1296), 7937.
House Convex Glass Co., L. J.: for relief
(see bill S. 455), 778.
International economic collaboration: to
.provide (see S. J. Res. 18), 30.
Jefferson, Lincoln, Wilson, and Roosevelt
(Franklin D.): to collect and publish
writings of (see S. J. Res. 64), 422-.
Longshoremen's and Harbor Workers'
Compensation Act: to amcnd (see bill
S. 1340), 8210.
National Employ thd Physically Handi-
capped Week: to establish (see S. J.
Res. 58), 3602.
National .Science Foundation (see bill
S. 1297), 7937.
Newlon, Earl W.: to increase pension (see
billS. 588), 1211.
Reconversion unemployment beiefits
• (see bill S. 1274), 7589.
Roosevelt, Franklin D.: to coin 10-cent
pieces in honor of (see bill S. 963),
4225.
Science and useful arts: to promote (see
bill S. 1720), 12493.
* Smith, Myrtle Sanson: for relief (see bill
S. 1154), 6156.
Social Security Act: to amend to cover
emoloyces of States and political sub-
divisions (see bill S. 1445), 9112..
- to extend provisions to employees
* of States and other political subdivi-
siccas (see bill S. 1593), 10632.
Stream. pollution: to encourage preven-
tion (see bill S. 1536), 10249.
Swan, Sam and Ally: for relief (see bill
S. 387), 465.
Veterans: wearing apparel for (see bill
S. 1275), 75E9.
- to expedite homes for (see bill
S. 1729), 12493.
West Virginia: to amend act to appoint
judge for northern and southern dis-
tricts of (see bill S. 347), S30.
White, Sherman W.: for relief (see bill
S. 1416), 8801.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Bituminous coal industry: to provide
adequate manpower for (see S. Con.
Res. 21), 7522.
Committee on Military Affairs: continu-
ation of investigation of war-mobiliza-
tion. problems and war contracts, 465.
Remarks by, on
Airports: Federal aid b'll, 8532.
Armed forces: demobilization, 10637.
10C38.
Bituminous coal industry: manpower
for, 7592, 7919.
Emergency unemployment compensation.
8217.
- need of bill (S. 1274), A3719.
Farm labor: drafting of, 2463.
Federal employees' pay bill, 11951.
Fance: rate of exchange in, 7284.
Full employment: first objective of do-
mestic policy, A3719.
Government agencies: reorganization,
10720.
Hannegen, Robert E.: confirmation,
4252, 4253.
Hos)itals: Federal aid for, 11722, 11723,
11734, 11735.
Leave of absence, 4588.
Manpower mobilization bill: conference
report, 2943-2955.
National Employ the Physically Handi-
capped Week, 7439, 8274.
National Service Act (H. R. 1752), 1427-
.1437, 1545, 1553, 1554, 1660, 1661, 1773,
1774, 1775, 1913, 1916.
-- conference report, 2943-2955..
report by Tolan committee, 2945.

KILGORE, HARLEY M.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
National Science Foundation: analysis
of bill (S. 1297) to establish, 7937.
- letter by William Green, 1564.
-- letter from National Association
of Manufacturers, 1563.
-need of bill-(S. 1297), A3719,
A3722.
National Youth Administration: record,
2544.
Norfolk Navy Yard: manpower situa-
tion at, 384, 335, 390, 393-315.
Reconversion: program for postwar
period, A3720.
Reconversion unemployment "benefits:
summary of bill (S. 1274), 7589.
Redeployment and transportation of
servicemen, 7897.
Revenue Act of 1945: conference report,
10263.
Selective Service Act, 3711.
Special Committee to Investigate Na-
tional Defense Program: overseas in-
vestigation, 7281-7286.
Unemployment compensation, 8681, 8682,
8683, 8684, 8687, 8744, 8750, 8752, 8754,
8766, 8767, 8830.
- excerpts from State laws, 8762.
United Nations Charter, 6920, 8129.
United Nations Otganization, 11406.
War agencies appropriation bill, 6922,
6924.
Williams, Aubrey: confirmation, 2543.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Claims:
Akin, Joseoh C.: widow of (S. 620, Rept.
257), 4381.
Andersen, Elisabeth (S. 400, Rept. 866),
12310.
McLean, Oscar N. (H. R. 2666, Rept. 881),
12310.
Servaites, Francis X. (H. R. 1847, Rept.
258), 481.
Strauss, A. M. (H. R. 3303, Rept. 873),
12310.
Committee on .the. Judiciary:
National Employ the Physically Handi-
capped Week (H. J.Res. 23, Rept. 417),
6704.
Committee on Military Affairs:
Bituminous-coal industry (S. Con. Res.
21, Rept. 501), 7746.
Special Committee to Investigate the Na-
tional Defense Program:
Investigation overseas (S. Rept. 110, pt.
II), 7281.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
KILGORE, J. N., relief (see bill H. R. 4860).
KILMARTIN, THOMAS F., letter relative to
record in Seventh War Loan drive of
carrier boys of San Jose (Calif.) Mer-
cury Herald and Evening News by,
A2E80.
KILPATRICK BROS. CO., relief (see bills S.
S770; H. R. 3985)
KIM, PETER, relief (see bill S. 1607).
KIM, SANG WOON, relief (see bill H. R.
3670")..
KIM, YONGJEUNG, letter on Korea seeks
restitution from Japan, from New York
Times by, A514.9..
KIMPTON, LAWRENCE A., letter relative to
resolution of Council of University of
Chicago on control of atomic energy
by, A52 38.
KINCEY, ROBERT W., article on labor vic-
timized by TVA from Birmingham
(Ala.) News-Age-Herald by, A284.
Article from Birmingham News-Age-
Herald including statement of Sam E.
Roper answeing William Mitch's crit-
icism of TVA by, A1293.
KINDERGARTENS, promote general welfare
through appropriations to assist States
and Territories to provide (see bill S.
833).
KING, ALEXANDER, remarks in House rela-
tive to assassination of, A3060.
INDEX
KING, BEN IVY, report of the Committee on
the Judiciary in Senate on nomination
of, 2771.
KING, CECIL R. (a Representative from
California).
Appointed on committee, 15.
Article by Harold L. Ickes entitled "The
War and Our Vanishing Resources,"
A5455.
Article by Industrial Union of Marine
and Shipbuilding Workers of America,
CIO, A5469.
Memorial sermon in memory of President
Roosevelt by Rev. W. Floyd Alexander,
.219.
Resolutions by Chambers of Commerce
of San Pedro, Calif., and Wilmington,
Calif., relative to overseas air trans-
port service, A4178.
Bills and jo'.nt resolutions introduced by
Airports: Federal aid for development of
(see bill H. R. 1125), 98.
All-American Flag Line, Inc.: to create,
, (see bills H. R. 2446, 4954), 1707, 11655.
Armed forces: to prohibit eviction from
homes wives, children, and depend-
ents (see bill H. R. 2868), S351.
California: authorizing Secretary of War
to acquire certain lands in (see bill
H. R. 477), 26.
- authorizing Secretary of Navy to
construct T tunnel between San Pedro,
Wilmington, Long Beach, and Termi-
nal Island (see bill H. R. 5036), 12101.
Civil Aeronautics Authority: to create an
independent (see bill H. R. 478), 26.-
Courts: to enlarge jurisdiction of United
S'ates district courts in suits against
the United States (see bill H. R. 2470),
1743.
Prance-Italian Packing Co.: for relief
(see bill H. R. 4999), 12030."
Internal Revenue Code and Federal Alco-
hol Administration Act: to amend (see
bill H. R. 1436), 268.
Natural resources:
to establish a
national policy regarding (see bill
H. R. 4995), 11855. '
National Resources Board: to create (see
bill H. R. 2852), 3141.
Patton, Alvin G.: for relief (see bill H. R.
4946), 11786.
Piinkett, Gail E.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 4944), 11785.
San Pedro Boat Works: for relief (see
billsH. R. 944, 1224), GI, 127.
Selective service local boards: to bestow
mcdal upon members (see bill H. R.
1999), 838.
Sepulveda, Roman D.: for relief of estate
(see billH. R. 4945), 11786.
Veterans: loans to (see bill H. R. 479), 26.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Industrial readjustments during and af-
ter the war: to declare governmental
policy regarding (see H. Con. Res. 7),
31.
Manpower: to investigate utilization of
(see H. Res. 121), 838.
Pacific Coast States: to investigate effect
of wartime conditions on (see H. Res.
.132), 1080. ,
War criminals: to declare policy in rela-
tion to apprehension and punishment
of (see H. Con. Res. 30, 39), 1285, 3053.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Societies and associations, 10169, 11786.
Remarks by, on
Deficiency appropriation bill, 1580.
Kenny, Robert W.: reply to charges of
Mr. Rankin, 111.
O'Connor, James F.: eulogy, 264.
Reciprocal trade agreements, 4894.
War criminals: punishment, 1580, 4283,
4284.
article from Boston Post, 4284.
letter by Secretary ot State, 4283.
-text of House Concurrent Resolu-
* tion 30, 1581.
Votes of. See YEA.AND-NAY VOTES.
KING, CHARLES J., relief of estate (see bill
H. 1t. 4 76).
355
KING, ELBERT W., report of the Committee
on Naval Affairs in Senate on nomina-
tion of, 5691.
KING, EMMA E., increase pension (see bill
H. R. 862).
KING, ERNEST J. (admiral, U. S. Navy), ad-
dress on sea power and national secur-
ity before Academy of Political Science
by, A1660, A1705.
Announcement of meeting to be held by
Admiral King, General Marshall, the
Secretary of War, the Sscretary of tho
Navy, and Members of C3ngres on the
present war situation, 230.
Editorial entitled "A Salute to the Ad-
miral" from Lorain (Ohio) Journal,
A4162.
Ecerpt on postwar merchant marine
from address before Academy of Politi-
cal Science by, A1718.
Letter addressed to the President relative
to the need for young and vigorous re-
placements for the Navy, 1757.
Letter from the Secretary of War ex-
p'essing appreciation of arrangements
made in connection with the recent
appearance of Admiral King and Gen-
eral Marshall before the Congress, 771.
Letter relative to the return of ships to
home ports from the Pacific area, 9758.
Remarks in House relative to allowing
Members of the Congress to question,
147.
Remarks in House relative to postwar
American control of Pacific islands by,
A1842.
Remarks in House relative to the report
on the war situation by; 275, 365.
KING, HENRY P., relief (see bill H. R.
2322").
KING, JUDSON, article entitled "Whither
REA" from magazine Public Utilities
by, A865.
Letter by former Senator Owen (Okla-
homa) relative to global alphabet to,
A277.
KING, SHANE H. (commander, U. S. Navy),
article relative to Japanese attack on
U. S. S. Bunker Hill and praise for,
A3192.
KING, W. J., relief (see bill S. 522).
KING, WILLFORD I.,analysis of President
Truman's speech relative to wage pol-
icy by, A4826.
Statement entitled "Where Does the
CIO Program Lead?" by, A4268.
KING COUNTY JAIL, SEATTLE, WASH.,
statement by Department of Justice
relative to conditions at, A1502.
KINGDCN, FRANK, article entitled "Dis-
crimination in Medical Colleges" from
American Mercury by, A4392.
KINGDON, HERMANN, radio address rela-
tive to capture and treatment of Her-
mann Goering by, A2245.
KING HAAKON VII, remarks in House rela-
tive to Joyous welcome, on his return
to Norway, to, A2723.
KINGMAN, JOHN J., (brigadier general, U. S.
Army), tribute in the House to, A4438.
KING OF ''HE FIGHTING IRISH, remarks
in House relative to, 2415.
KINGSBURY, MARY B., letter relative to
H. R. 327 providing for permanent
Nurse Corps in Veterans' Admnistra-
tration by, A1091.
KINGS CANYON NATIONAL PARK, author-
ize commissioner for Sequoia National
Park to exercise similar functions for
(see billH. R. 2418).
KINGS CREEK, VA., provide for preliminary
survey of (see bill H. R. 19) .
KINMAN, BEATRICE, letter protesting clos-
ing of child-care centers by, A3999.
KINMAN, DUANE N. (private, U. S. Army),
article by Lee McCardell relative to mi-
raculous operation with Jacknife by,
A55.
356
KINMONTH, J. LYLE, editorial from Freehold
Transcript paying tribute to, A5314.
Tribute in House to late, A5314.
KINSER, BERTHA E., letter relative to the
death of John D. Kinser, 3603.
KINZER, J. ROLAND (a Representative from
Pennsylvania).
Appointed on committee, 491.
Appointed conferee, 4847, 7408.
Article by Harry Emerson Wildes rela-
tive to Anthony Wayne bicentennial,
A7.
Letter from American Watch Workers
Union, replying to statement by Eman-
uel Coller, A5472.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
KIPLINGER, JAMES W., relief (see bill H. R.
1063).
KIRBY, J. S., relief (see bill H. R. 940).
KIRCHWEY, FREDA, article entitled "Rus-
sia and the Bomb," A4949.
Remarks in House relative to, 11476.
KIRK, ALAN G., report of the Committee on
Naval Affairs in Senate on nomination
of, 79-0.
KIRK, NORMAN T. (surgeon general, U. S.
Army), statement of needs of Army
nursing submitted by, 900.
KIRKPATRICK, MRS. FRED, AND OTHERS,
letter commending action stopping dog
and horse racing, proposal for control
of manpower, and prohibiting trans-
portation of beverage liquor, 673.
KIRKSVILLE (MO.) DAILY EXPRESS (news-
paper), statement on bigger training
plan for doctors by J. S. Denslow from,
A3452.
KIRSEY, VIRLING, telegram urging con-
tinuance of child-care centers from,
A3368.
KIRSTEIN, LEE A., report of the Committee
on Naval Affairs in Senate on nomina-
tion of, 4928.
KIRWAN, MICHAEL J. (a Representative
from Chio).
Appointed conferee, 5732, 6826.
Appointed on committee, 15.
Article from Youngstown (Ohio) Vindi-
cator entitled "Salvage From the Dis-
aster," ALE33.
Article by Elmer P. Fries on succession
to the Presidency, A2657.
Editorial from Youngstown (Ohio) Vin-
dicator eulogizing late Justice Clarke,
A1485.
Lettrr from Brig. Gen. Frank S. Besson,
Jr., to his command entitled "Letter
From the Boss," A1420.
Letter by L. S. Chadwick, Cleveland,
O'io, rolative to congressional salaries,
A2810.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Mahoning River: to reconstruct bridge
over (see bill H. R. 3373), 5528.
Remarks by, on
Railroads: land-grant rates, 4198.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
RISER, VIRGINIA M., relief (see bill H. R.
2317").
KISKADDEN, DONALD S., address on eco-
nomic club program relative to the
Detroit River by, A5282.
KISKADDEN, WILLIAM W., authorize ex-
change of certain lands in connection
with Rocky Mountain National Park,
Colo., with (see bill S. 100*).
KISSANE, M. M. (captain, Medical Corps,
U. S. Army), letter relative to excel-
lent work by Army surgeons by, A717.
KITCHELT, FLORENCE L. C., statement on
equal rights amendment from New
York Herald Tribune by, A4020.
KITTRELL, CLARK, report of the Committee,
on Commerce in Senate on nomination
•of, 11471.
INDEX
KITTS, WILLARD A., 3D, report of the Senate
Committee on .Naval Affairs on nomi-
nation of, 408.
KIWANIS, remarks in House relative com-
memorating thirtieth anniversary of
establishment of, A340.
KIWANIS CLUB, address on VE-day by
former Representative Nelson, of Mis-
souri, in Columbia, Mo., before, A2340.
Address by Ben Dean in Washington.
D. C., before, A340.
Address by Ben Dean in New York before,
A570.
Address by* Senator Hawkes in present-
ing citation to New York Herald
Tribune, Now York Times, New York
Sun, and New York World-Telegram
on behalf of New York City, A382.
Address in New YQrk City by George E.
Stringfellow relative to the objectives
of, A913.
Address entitled "The International
Situation" in Lawrence, Kans., before,
A4512.
Address on foreign financing by R-pre-
sentative Ellis before, Baltimore, Md.,
A4140.
Address entitled "The Service Club-Its
History, Obligation, and Responsi-
bility" by George E. Strlngfellow be-
fore, Camden, N. J., A4147.
Plan to cecourage full-time employment
in essential industry of West Point,
Va., A224.
Remarks in Senate relative to plan for
full-time employment of, A224.
Resolution relative to punishment of
war criminals by Tallahassee, Fla.,
A2667.
Speech entitled "The Investortc System"
by William Jackman in Trenton, N. J.,
before, A29M6.
KIWANIS INTERNATIONAL, address on win-
ning the peace: No Easy Job by Rep-
resentative Robertson of Virginia, in
R'chmond, Va., bofore, A4227.
KLAMATH FALLS, OREG., amend act to fix
a term of United States district court
at (see bill H. R. 3281*).
KLANGOS, JOHN C., letter relative to the
unfairnss of Army's point system for
discharge by, A2872.
KLAUDER, LOUIS T., relief (see bill H. R.
1400').
KLAU-VAN PIETERSOM-DUNLAP ASSOCI-
ATES, INC.,-relief (see bill S. 552").
KLEBERG, RICHARD M. (a former Repre-
sentative from Texas).
Article, Why Don't We Have Beef? -by,
8266.
KLEIN, FRANK A., increase pension (see bill
H. R. 4865).
KLEIN, HERBERT A., article praising morale
upbuilding activities of John H. Eunn,
Jr., in Nazi prison camp from Feder-'
ated Press by, A1988.
KLEIN. J. M., article entitled "Sun Inquiry
Shows Friends of Judge Igoe in Fat
Car Line Posts" from Chicago Sun by,
A2638.
Article relative to Judge Igoe's son-in-
law being in employ of Chicago Surface
Lines from Chicago Sun by, A2819.
Article entitled "Igoe Court Officer Aided
in Transit Suit" from Chicago Sun by,-
A3567.
KLEIN, JULIUS (Colonel, U. S. Army), ad-
dress at memorial service in honor of
late Chaplain Laurence E. Lynch by.
A3799.
KLEINMAN, PHILIP, relief (see bill S. 311').
KLEIN SMID, R. B.,. letter relative to the
Navy's V-12 program, 12430.
KLEISER, GRENVILLE, article paying tribute
to James A.•Farley from New York
Enquirer by, A4485.
KLINEFELTER, H. E., article entitled "How
FSA Has Helped Thousands of Mis-
souri Farmers" from Missouri Farmer
by, A3C53.
KLOCKENKEMPER, GUS, relief (see bill H. R.
2307').
KLOPSTEG, PAUL E., statement relative to
faults with artificial limbs by, A4743.
KLUCIBCHN, FRANK L., editorial relative
to the policy of the United Statos
* Government toward Japan written by,
£E8-1.
KLUSMfIEIER, WILLIAM, letter from, 1596.
KLUTTZ, JERRY, article captioned "One-
-armed typist aids veterans at hospital"
frem Washington Post by, A4136.
Romarks in House relative to incorrect
information on women census by,
Al125.
KNAUTH, HERMAN M., letter captioned "Let
justice be cur creed" by, A1532.
KNECHT, JOHN PHILIP, SR., relief (see bill
H. R. 3082).
KNEELAND, RALPH F., JR., letter relative to
legislative affecting filled cream, 2886.
KNICKERBOCKER, SARAH L., increase pen-
sion (see bill H. R. 867).
KNIGHT, JIMMY (second lieutenant, U. S.
Army), article from Florida Times-
Union of Jacl:onville including letter
relative to lethargy at home front by,
A,'69.
KNIGHT, JOHN S., Jr. (first lieutenant, U. S.
Army), editorial by Danton Waltker
on death of, 4372.
Editorial by John S. Knight from Akron
Beacon-Journal relative to death in
action of his son, A1939.
Letter by Maj. Gen. W. M. Miley com-
mending military service of, A1939.
Remarks in Senate relative to, 4372.
KNIGHT, JOHN S., SR., editorial entitled
"United States Never Was a One-Man
Country" from Detroit Free Press by,
A1783.
Editcr:al on cur obligation to our gallant
fighters from Akron (Ohio) Beacon-
Journal by, A1919.
Editorial on postwar domestic strife from
Detroit Free Press by, A4209.
KNIGHT, THADDEUS C., relief (see bill S.
628').
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS, letter protesting
partitioning of Poland by Long Island
General Assembly, A1330.
Resolutions relative to communistic
activities by New York Slate Council,
A2785.
Statoment by Senator Walsh relative to
educational trust fund of, A1082.
KNISLEY, FRED S., adding to emer-
gency officers' retired list of the Army,
(soe bill H. R. 2516).
KNOCHE, WENDELL, article on peacetime
military training by, A5194.
KNOTTS, NELLIE; pension (see bill H. R.
4826').
KNOWLAND, WILLIAM F. (a Senator from
California.)
Appointed on committee, 12230.
Appointed on Special Committee To In-
vestigate the National Defense Pro-
gram, 10115.
Article from New York Times relative to
conditions in camps for Jews in Ger-
many, 9221.
Article from New York Times relative to
cut in British taxes, 10117.
Article from San Francisco Chronicle rel-
ative to location of capital of United
Nations, A4703.

KNOWLAND, WILLIAM F.-Continued.
Article from San Francisco Examiner on
problems of qliicksilver producers,
A4388.
Article from Stars and Stripes entitled
"Where Are the Ships?" 10083.
Article from Stars and Strips giving
views of enlisted men on question of
demobilization, A4400.
Correspondence with War Department
regarding return of servicemen, 10267.
Credentials, 8318.
Elected to committees, 8689.
Letter by small businessmen in Visalia,
Calif., relative to OPA regulations,
9471.
Letter from president of University of
Southern California relative to Navy
V-12 program, 12430.
Statement by W. L. Mallon, president,
National Automobile Dealers Associa-
tion, before House Small Business
Committee. A4770.
Sworn in, 6318.
Amendments offered by, to
GI bill of rights (H. R. 3749) : to amend,
10508.
Vessels, sale of (H. R. 3603) : to amend,
11526, 11882.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Armed forces: providing for a program
for training young men in (see bill S.
1473), 9563.
Bill of Rights Day: to designate (see S. J.
Res. 115), 10487.
Post Office Department: to provide 26
days' annual leave for employees in
field service (see bill S. 1724), 12493.
Servicemen's Readjustment Act: to
amend (see bill S. 1525), 10070.
Surplus Property Disposal Act: to pro-
vide for leasing certain surplus plants
and facilities. (see bill S. 1534), 10115:
Remarks by, on
Appropriations Rescission Act: confer-
ence report, 11308.
Armed forces: demobilization program,
9478, 9479, 10267, 10268.
- program for training young men,
9563.
Army: demobilization, 10079.
-correspondence with War Depart-
ment, 10079.
- voluntary enlistment bill, 8972,
9021, 9022, 9023.
Army and Navy: court-martial systems,
10980.
Federal employees pay bill, 12235.
Germany: rehabilitation of, 11280.
GI bill of rights: amendment, 10508.
Government agencies: reorganization,
10760, 11937.
Great Britain: national debt, 10084.
Housing for veterans, 11626, 11812.
Land-grant railroad rates, 9990.
Leave of absence, 11007.
Navy: General courts martial, 10917.
_V-12 program, 12430.
Revenue Act of 1945, 9953.
Selective service: deferment of scientific
students, 9784.
United Nations Organization: American
representative, 11399.
UNRRA: appropriation, 11307, 12158.
Vessels: motion to reconsider vote, 12039.
-sale of Government-owned, 11546,
11547, 11551, 11552, 11554, 11555,.11813,
11872, 11873, 11874, 11877, 11882, 11885,
12133, 12134, 12135, 12253, 12254.
- telegrams from labor leaders,
11885.
- telegrams from William Green
and Harry Lundeberg, 12134.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Commerce:
Harry L. Englebright Dam (H. R. 3870,
Rept. 669), 9938.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
KNOX, ALICE C., relief (see bill H. R. 4881).
KNOX, DUDLEY W., article entitled "The
Founders of the American Navy" writ-
ten by, 10072.
INDEX
KNOXVILLE, TENN., provide for maintain-
ing principal office of Tennessee Valley.
Authority at (see bill S. 1506). ,
KNOXVILLE (TENN.) GENERAL HOSPITAL,
telegram relative to drafting of nurses
from, 1813.
KNOXVILLE (TENN.) JOURNAL (news-
paper), editorial, Atomic Bomb--Shar-
ing Secrecy Would Not Avoid War from,
A4355.
Editorial relative to responsibility of
labor, A5074.
Letter captioned "People with wide in-
fluence must be careful what they
say" by William C. Ross from, A4287.
KNUTSON, HAROLD (a Representative from
Minnesota).
Address at Lincoln Day dinner, Washing-
ton, D. C., February 12, 1945, A659.
Address before Republican district con-
vention at Lewistown, Mont., April 16,
1945, A1868.
Address before Massachusetts Federation
of Taxpayers in Boston relative to
Government spending, A5337.
Address by Herbert Morrison, Lord Presi-
dent of the Council, at Leeds, England,
10876.
Appointed conferee, 10044.
Appointed on committee, 68.
Appointed to Committee To Investigate
Nonessential Federal Expenditures,
550.
Appointed to Committee on Internal
Revenue Taxation, 549.
Appointed on funeral committee, 267.
Article by William P. Kennedy entitled
"Minnesota's Career Service in Con-
gress," Al15.
Article from Long Prairie Leader relative
to needless strikes, AI31.
Article from New York Herald Tribune
on strike of milk deliverymen, A132.
Article from Charlotte (N. C.) Observer
entitled "That's Faith," A1191.
Article by Norman Bohn entitled
"Democracy and Public Supervision of
Industry," A1192.
Article by Ira L. Wright entitled "An
Answer to the 'Have-Nots'," A2284.
Article in Cut Bank (Mont.) Pioneer
Press entitled "How High Are United
States Tariffs?".by, A2503.
Article by George Rothwell Brown rela-
tive to loans to Great Britain, A3933.
Article by Phelps Adams on loans to
Great Britain, A4230.
Article by Wilbur J. Brons on strike
epidemic, AC9Z2.
Article from New York Times on foreign
economic policy, A3993.
Editorial from Missoulian
entitled
"Opportunity for the West," A2402.
Editorial from Sunbury (Pa.) Daily Item
on aid to Great Britain, A3981.
Editorial in Wadena (Minn.) Pioneer
Journal entitled "America the Bounti-
ful" by, A4178.
Letter from Ambassador from Norway
relative to underground of Norway,
A94.
Letter from constituent regarding man-
power situation on farms, A157.
Letter from constituent concerning cur-
rent problems, A443.
Letter by a newspaperman relative to
loans to foreign governments, 8581.
Letter to Will Clayton relative to textile
machinery, A5470.
Letters by Charles W. Briggs and E. R.
Hicklin, Wapello, Iowa, A5010.
Memorial by State of Minnesota relative
to deferment of farm workers, A668.
Pamphlet by Canadian Chamber of Com-
merce entitled "Farm Conditions
'Down Under'," A3030.
Petition by a .group of Rhode Island
citizens, A5069. - 829, 831, 832.
Radio address concerning opportunities
for veterans in the West, A1204,
357
KNUTSON, HAROLD-Continued.
Radio address of L. J; Melrose, of Min-
nesota Farm Bureau Federation, A2942.
Resolution by county commissioners,
Morrison County, Minn., relative to
old-age security, A4483.
Resolutions of Minnesota People's Po-
litical Action Committee, A4154.
Telegram from Minnesota People's Polit-
ical Action Committee opposing in-
creased unemployment benefits, 9510.
Amendments offered by, to
Labor-Federal Security appropriation
bill (H. R. 3199): to amend, 4748.
Reciprocal trade agreements (H. R. 3240):
to amend, 5123, 5124, 5157, 5158.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Bridge across Mississippi River at Brain-
erd, Minn. (see H. R. 3616), 6978.
Cold Spring, Minn., village of: for relief
(see bill H. R. 2008), 838.
Daylight-saving time: to repeal act
establishing (see bill H. R. 3956), 8418.
Indians: to subject those in Minnesota
to laws of the State (see bill H. R.
2426), 1639.
-to repeal Indian liquor laws (see
bill H. R. 2425), 1639.
Internal Revenue Code: to treat certain
predecessor and successor railroad cor-
- porations as the same taxpayer (see
bill H. R. 2421), 1638.
Lundborg, Joseph: to adjudicate claim
of (see bill H. R. 3941), 8337.
Minnesota Chippewa Tribe: relief (see
bill H. R, 5065), 12402.
Radabaugh, Myrtle C.: for relief (see
bill H. R. 3987), 8466,
Smith, Arthur E.: f~r relief (see bill
H. R. 5070), 12402.
Veterans: seniority rights of (see H. R.
3530), 6535.
-seniority rights of (see bill H. R.
3746), 7404.
Walker, Minn.: to provide funds to aid
public school board at (see bill H. R.
4098), 8724. -
Motions and resolutions offered by
Committee on Ways and Means: to pro-
vile additional compensation for clerk
to minority members (see H. Res. 90),
291.
National War Labor Board: to investi-
gate (see H. Res. 261), 4684.
Remarks by, on
Annuity payments! exemption from tax-
atlon, 8993, 8995, 8996, 9093, 9094, 9097.
Antiracketeering Act, 11916.
Appropriations: reduction of certain,
9817.
Armed forces: demobilization, 10878.
Barbour, Henry E.: eulogy, 2708.
Carden, George A., and Anderson T. Herd,
8987.
Census of agriculture, 851.
Civilian manpower: mobilization, 558.
Colonial policies of tn gland and France,
9156.
Committee on Ways and Means: resig-
nation of Mr. Rapp, minority clerk,
7316.
Commori carriers: agreements among,
11775.
Commodity Credit Corporation, 1976.
Congress of Industrial Organizations, 47,
48, 49.
Corporations: refund of excess profits,
7240.
Debt limit: increase, 1927, 1930, 1931,
1932, 1937, 1938, 1940, 1941, 1943, 1944,
1950.
'Deficiency appropriation bill, 11043.
Dewey, Lt. Col. A. Peter: tribute, 9156.
Dollar-a-year men, 825.
Doughton, Robert L.: tribute to, 6653.
Draft boards: award of merit to mem-
bers, 4275.
Farm labor: drafting of, 825, 826, 827,
-resolution by farmers at Albany,
Minn., 826.

KNUTSON, HAROLD-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Federal Aid Airport Act, 9711, 9738, 9749,
9750.
Federal expenditures, 11043.
Foreign governments: postwar loans to,
8580.
Full-employment bill, 11973, 11974, 11979.
German prison camps, 4169.
Great Britain: loans to, 8511, 8512, 8513,
8580, 8581.
Germany: occupation of, 9290.
Hoover, Herbert: tribute, 6538.
International organizations, 10866.
Japan: arming of, 10950.
Labor: needless strikes, A131.
Land-grant railroad rates, 11271.
Lend-lease: extension, 2128, 2131, 2132,
2135, 2136, 2139.
Luce, Clare Booth, 8871.
Maritime Day, 4867.
Narcotic laws, 1959.
National debt, 9750.
National Labor Relations Board: appro-
priation, 4748.
- election held at Minnesota Min-
ing & Manufacturing Co., A2154.
- investigation, 4671.
Norway's Independence Day, 4729.
Nurses' selective service bill, 1744.
- letter, 1744.
Philippine Islands: return of certain
funds, 10307.
Postwar program: President's message,
A3804.
President of the United States: speech
on wages and full employment, 10215,
10216.
Price Control Act: amendment, 6374,
6518.
Recinrocal trade agreements: extension,
4875-4884, 4890, 4893, 4894, 4980, 5005,
5006, 5007, 5008, 5010, 5028, 5039, 5074,
5076, 5077, 5085, 5086, 5087, 5089, 5101,
5102, 5109, 5114, 5115, 5123, 5124, 5134,
5146, 5149, 5156, 5157, 5158, 5165.
-- list of witnesses testifying on bill,
4875.
Reciprocal trade: statement by Demo-
cratic leaders in 1929 on flexible tariff,
5088.
Renegotiation act, 6073, 6074, 6075.
Revenue bill of 1945, 9603, 9605, 9613,
9627, 9628, 9631.
Revenue act: conference report, 10177,
10178, 10179.
Roosevelt, Elliott: loan by John A. Hart-
ford, 6141, 6142.
Second deficiency appropriation bill, 6850,
6851.
Seiberling. Francis J.: eulogy, 756.
Selective Service Act: amendment, 6499.
Selective Service: letter by war worker to
his draft board, 827.
Small business problems, 113, 114.
Social legislation: cost of, 10868.
Stabilization Act of 1942: amendment,
6538.
Swearing in of Members, 16.
Tax adjustment bill, 7306, 7307, 7316, 7325,
7328, 7331, 7334.
Tax on small-game guns, 7496.
United Nations Relief: appropriation,
10215, 10216, 10230.
United States Employment Service, 9855.
-- return to States, 9817.
Veterans: pension increase, 8493.
Veterans' Administration: Department
of Medicine and Surgery, 11672, 11673.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Ways and Means:
Internal Revenue Code amendment (H. R.
122, Rept. 869), 7342.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
KNUTSON, HAZEL ECHO, relief (see bill S.
1571).
KOCH, M. A., telegram relative to shipbuild-
ing work received from, 5499.
KOEHLER, JOE-K., remarks in House and a
telegram relative to the proposed
march of quarters for Roosevelt me-
morial monument, 3465.
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KOFOED, JACK, article entitled "All That's
Left-Picture, Memorials, A Cross-
Jack Died Before He Ever Lived," 8080.
Article entitled "Veterans Wallow in
Red Tape" from Miami (Fla.) Herald
by, A2366.
KOHAGEN, W. M., statement relative to farm-
labor problems before Anderson com-
mittee by, A3312.
KOHLER,E. L., article entitled "Expenditure
Controls in the United States Govern-
ment" from Accounting Review by,
A1336, A1710.
KOHN,HANS, excerpt on Communist Jewish
,Party from book Nationalism in the
Soviet Union by, A3101.
KOJAS, ALDONA, relief (see billS. 997).
KOKOMO, IND., correspondence relative to
destruction of evaporated milk at, 3787.
Recommendations relative to Improving
educational features of GI bill of rights
by a committee of citizens of, A1971.
KOLBERT, PAUL (private, U. S. Army), arti-
cle by Bud Hutton from New York
Times relative to heroism of, A811.
KOMP, WILLIAM H. W., relief (see bill H. R.
1394).
KONDO, ELLEN MIYOKO, relief (see bill
H. R. 5029).
KONDO, KOICHI, relief of estate (see bill
H. R. 5013).
KONDO, YCSHIKO, relief(see bill H. R.
5032).
KONSAVAGE, ROSEANN, remarks in House
relative to honor of christening Victory
ship Mahanoy City by, A871.
KOO,V. K. WELLINGTON, speech at closing
session of San Francisco Conference
by, A34C5.
"KOO ARRIVES IN KOREAN CAPITAL," ar-
ticleby Richard J. H. Johnston cap-
tioned, A5162.
KCONS, HARRY D., relief (see bill H. R.-
3619).
KCOR, JOE, relief (see bill H. R. 958*).
KOPERSKI, MERLA, relief (see bill H. R.
3340).
KOPITZKE, L. E., statement relative to re-
conversion problems of the cheese pro-
ducers by George L. Mooney and, A4335.
KOPPLEMANN, HERMAN P. (a Representa-
tve from Connecticut).
Address at Waterbury, Conn., April 2,
1945, entitled "Should Labor Unions
Engage in Political Action?" A1653.
Address at Dumbarton Oaks rally, Bush-
nell Memorial, Hartford, Conn., A1999.
Address by Joseph F. Thorning at meet-
ing honoring Sumner Welles, A3771.
Appointed on committee, 274.
Appointed conferee, 3431.
Appointed on funeral committee, 290.
Armistice Day message written by Cecil
P. Dickson, of the Gannett News Serv-
ice, A5045.
Article by Maj. George Fielding Eliot
from New York Tribune describing
Franklin D. Roosevelt as brilliant
President, A1932.
Article by Alfred Barker Lewis concern-
ing full employment bill, A3177.
Article from Hartford (Conn.) Times en-
titled "The FEPC Appropriation,"
AS607.
Article from Hartford (Conn.) Sunday
Herald entitled "We Won't Forget,"
A3540.
Article in Hartford (Conn.) Times en-
titled "Prompt Action by All Means,"
A3549.
Article and editorial from Washington
Post on renunciation of anti-Semitism
* by Robert Ley, A4613.
Article by Gordon H. Cole in PM entitled
"War Equipment Will Be Given to
Hospitals and Schools," A4337.
Article by Jim H. Brady on reconversion,
A3856.
KOPPLEMANN, HERMAN P.-Continued.
Article by Malvina Lindsay relative to
decrease in number of women in top
policy positions in American life,
A4217.
Editorial by Philip Sullivan from Thomp-
sonville (Conn.) Press favoring pen-
sions for Congressmen, A2072.
Editorial by Alfred N. Phillips from
Darien (Conn.) Review paying tribute
to Franklin D. Roosevelt, A2068.
Editorial from Washington Post entitled
"Scurity Delegate," A1929.
Editorial from Hartford (Conn.) Times
entitled "Power of Our Representa-
tives," A1876.
Editorial entitled "Presidential Succes-
sion Defective" in reply to address by
James A. Farley in Waterbury (Conn.)
America, A3002.
Excerpt from Barnet Nover's column on
Zionist problem, A4612.
Letter in Washington Post by Drew Pear-
son to former Governor Gardner, of
North Carolina, praising Henry Wal-
lace, A487.
Letter from a marine relative to racial
intolerance, A,_820.
Radio address from Hartford, Conn., en-
titled "Your Congressman at Work,"
A597.
Radio address entitled "Human Rights,"
A1283.
Radio address to constituents April 22,
1915, on conduct of the war, A1883.
Radio address relative to use of armed
force by International Security Coun-
cil, A4320.
Radio address on United Nations Relief
and Rehabilitation Administration,
A4824.
Radio speech on the housing problem
and how to overcome it, A5627.
Resolution of Connecticut Legislature
urging representation at peace table
cf members of armed forces, A1284.
Resolution by Connecticut Legislature
favoring universal military training,
A2267.
Sermon by Rev. Russell J. Clinchy on
subject, God and the Atomic Bomb,
A4486.
Sermon by Theodore Ainsworth Greene,
D. D., entitled' "The Price of Victory
and Peace" at a union service in the
First Church of Christ, New Britain,
Conn., August 19, 1945, A5037.
Telegram from Martin Hogan, Hartford,
Conn., announcing formation of a
Wallace-For-President Club, 748.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Naval Reserve Act: to amend (see bill
H. R. 2293), 1341.
Peace organization: to authorize Amer-
ican representative on International
Security Council to pledge use of
American armed forces for mainte-
nance of (see H. J. Res. 131), 2457.
Security Council of United Nations: au-
thorizing representative of United
States to pledge use of force to main-
tain peace based on effective world
organization (see H. J. Res. 258), 9642.
Solomon, Reuben J.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 2482), 1748.
Tine, Teresa': for relief (see bill H. R.
2163), 1081.
Wells, Horace: to memorialize name of
(see H. J. Res. 114), 1748.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Maloney, Francis T.: death of (see H.
Res. 84), 289.
Remarks by, on
American armed forces: use to prevent
future wars, 3436.
Armed forces of the United States: use
in preventing future wars, A1734.
-statements by the President and
Senator Connally, A1734.
Army: mustering-out plan, 4546.
Census of manufacturing, 4662.
Deficiency appropriation bill, 11214.

KOPPLEMANN, HERMAN P.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Deutsch, Albert: contempt action
against, 4847.
Fair Employment Practice Committee,
7186.
First War Powers Act, 1941: to amend,
11360.
Flood-control projects, 11214.
Full-employment bill, 11989.
International Security Council: Use of
armed force, 9623.
League of Nations, 2439.
Lending agencies of the Government,
1188.
Maloney, Francis T.: eulogy, 288, A2649.
Peace: use of American armed forces to
maintain, 2439.
- text of House Joint Resolution
131, 2438.
Reciprocal trade agreements, 5128.
Rich, Robert F., 34.
Ryter, Joseph F.: absence of, 3664.
Second deficiency appropriation bill,
6772.
Thorning, Joseph F.: tributes to, A2389.
Treaties: constitutional amendment,
-4349.
Un-American activities, 7821.
United Nations Organization, 12223.
-American representative, 12286.
-article by Sumner Welles, A4812.
- article from Hartford Times,
12224.
-authority to use force, A4811.
United Nations Relief and Rehabilita-
tion Organization, 10184.
- appropriation, 10288.
VE-day, 4315.
Veterans: rehabilitation in Connecticut,
A3280.
Veterans' Administration: investigation,
4847.
Wallace, Henry A., 1150, 1188.
Welles, Sumner: inter-American deco-
ration for, A3771.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
KOREA, article by Richard J. H. Johnston
relative to arrival of Kim Koo in,
A5162.
Bills to authorize naturalization, and ad-
mission under a quota, of Koreans and
descendants of Koreans (see bills S.
730; H. R. 1901).
,Joint resolution to provide for recogni-
tion by United States Government of
the Provisional Government of Re-
public of (see H. J. Res. 17).
Memorial of Legislature of Hawaii urging
legislation to grant the privilege of
citizenship to, 4501.
Remarks in House relative to affairs In,
6580,. A5148.
KOREA, KEYSTONE OF ASIA, editorial from
New York Times relatiye to, A5162.
Statement by Chiang Kai-shek from
United Press on, A5149.
KOREAN RED GROUP ASSAILED BY RHEE,
article by Richard J. H. Johnston from
New York Times relative to, A5149.
KOREA SEEKS RESTITUTION FROM JAPAN,
letter by Yongjeung from New York
Times relative to, A5149.
"KOREA'S HOPE?-KIM KOO," article by
Robert P. Martin from New York Post
entitled, A5161.
KORSON, GEORGE, remarks in House rela-
tive to book entitled "At His Side" by,
A1196.
KORTES, JOHN, letter on Can the story of
the St. Lawrence waterway be as Pres-
ident Truman sees it? by, A4399.
KOSANDA, THOMAS J., executive nomina-
tion passed over and subsequently re-
committed, 4424, 4536, 4607, 4608.
KOSCINSKI, ARTHUR A., report of the Com-
mittee on the Judiciary in Senate on
nomination of, 7586.
KOSCIUSKO, THADDEUS, remarks in House
relative to, 1038, 1042.
Tribute in House to, 4146, A1446.
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KOSHETZ, HERBERT, article entitled "Rus-
sian Move Seen for Textile Lead" writ-
ten by, 11381.
KOSMOPOULOS, ELIAS JAMES WALKER,
relief (see bill H. R. 3511).
KRAMER, DALE (sergeant, U. S. Army), ar-
ticle captioned "Homeward sailings lag
behind goal" by, A5310.
KRAMER, FERD, statement relative to bill
(S. 1592) to establish national housing
policy, before Senate Banking and Cur-
rency Committee by, A5749.
KRASKE, EMIL, relief (see bill H. R. 2084).
KRAUS, OTTO, relief (see bill H. R. 3443*),
KRAUSE & MANAGAN, INC., LAKE
CHARLES, LA., letter urging termina-
tion of OPA L-41, housing control by,
A3906.
KRAUSS, WILHELM WOLFGANG, grant the
status of a quota immigrant to (see bill
S. 640).
KREAGER, FRANK 0., speech relative to con-
struction of postwar highway to the
Northwest via Gulf port, Miss., by
A432.
KREBS, RICHARD J., relief (see bill H. R,
. 4661).
KREGELOH, HUBERT W., radio talk relative
to occupation of Germany, A4866.
KREPS, THEODORE J., discussion before Co-
op Forum of the District of Columbia
on monopoly by Representative Voor-
his, Thurman Arnold, and, A2050.
KRESS, S. H., & CO., relief (see bill H. R. 847).
KRETZ, CHARLES H., report of the Commit-
tee on Naval Affairs in Senate on nomi-
nation of, 548.
KREUSLER, CHRISTIAN H., relief (see bill
H. R. 3302*).
KREUTZER, STANLEY, report of a special
study of black-market conditions by,
A3441.
KREUZ, FRANK P. (captain, U. S. Navy),
statement on Navy's amputation pro-
gram by, A3926.
KRINGLIE, PVT. LYLE S., letter from The
Adjutant General relative to the train-
ing of, 3646.
KRISE, A. E., RECEIVER, adjudicate claim
of (see bill H. R. 2309).
KROCK, ARTHUR, article relative to the
President's press conferences by, 5755.
Article entitled "Constructive Moves in
Foreign Policy" from New York Times
by, All9.
Article entitled "The Issues of Censor-
ship and Silence" from New York
Times by, A667.
Article analyzing Herbert Hoover's Dum-
barton Oaks proposals from New York
Times by, A1614.
Article entitled "The Psychological Siege
of New York" from New York Times
by, A1313.
Article on Presidential succession from
New York Times by, A3297.
Article relative to peacetime military
training from New York Times by,
A3552.
Article entitled "Pearl Harbor Questions"
from New York Times by, A3778.
Article on an inquiry into foreign eco-
nomic policy from New York Times by,
A3993.
Article entitled "Arbitrating the Goose
and the Golden Egg" from New York
'Times by, A4632, A4671.
Article entitled "The Basic Reasons for
the Credits to Britain" from New York
Times by, A5471.
KROM, LE ROY, relief (see bill S. 1704).
KRUG, J. A. (Chairman, War Production
Board), letter relative to labor's con-
tribution to winning the war by, A639.
Letter relative to repeal of daylight sav-
Ing time by, A295,
359
KRUG, J. A.-Continued.
Remarks in House relative to opinion on
labor's war production record of,
A639, A1450.
KRUM, TYRRELL, article on hospital legis-
lation passes House by small margin
from Washington Times-Herald by,
A5299.
Radio Interview relative to hospitaliza-
tion of World War veterans of Frank
T. Hines by, A1178.
Statement on vessels needed to return
soldiers, from Washington Times-
Herald by, A4666, A4694.
KRUPP, ALFRIED, remarks in House relative
to, 10808.
KUH, FREDERICK, article relative to the
Acheson-MacArthur controversy, 9006.
KUHL, CHARLES HERMAN, remarks in
House relative to slap- by General Pat-
ton of, A4265.
KULSEA, WILLIAM, article on veterans'
right to unemployment compensation
during strikes from Ann Arbor (Mich.)
News by, A5215.
KUNKEL, JOHN C. (a Representative from
Pennsylvania).
Appointed on committee, 491, 492.
Article by Dale Kramer from Daily
Pacifican on delay in returning over-
seas servicemen, A4916.
Editorial from Harrisburg (Pa.) Tele-
graph relative to Republican precam-
paign platform, A5676.
Editorial from the Sun Setter entitled
"Waiting for Ships That Never Come
In," A5384.
Excerpt from a letter of a fruit grower
of Lebanon County, Pa., relative to
hurtful effect of ceiling prices, 6567.
Letter by secretary of Pennsylvania
Horticultural Association relative to
the apple crop, C567.
Letter from Secretary of War relative to
Army separation centers, A4587.
Poem by Helen Hall Bucher entitled
"Pennsylvania," A4218.
Radio address on national Bible week,
A4494.
Amendments offered by, to
Price Control Act: to amend, 6567.
Bills and joint resolutions introducedby
Anderson, Kenneth L.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 3785), 7506.
Armed forces: to exempt members from
tax on long-distance telephone mes-
sages (see bill H. R. 1692), 448.
-to grant enlisted personnel cer-
tain benefits in lieu of accumulated
leave (see bill H. R. 4422)', 9821.
Clouse, Fred: for relief (see bill H. R.
945), 61.
Constitution: to provide for a First, Sec-
ond, and Third Vice President (see
bill H. J. Res. 230), 7663.
Meals, Robert C., and others: for relief
of estate (see bill H. R. 946), 61.
Nation-wide Bible reading: to designate
period for (see H. J. Res. 117), 2072.
Price Control Act: to amend (see bill
H. R. 4177), 9004.
Ritter, Maurice C.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 3702), 7268.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and Individuals, 7824.
Remarks by, on
Annuity payments: exemption from tax-
ation, 9087.
Armed forces: ( bill H. R. 4422) to grant
benefits in lieu of accumulated leave,
A4402.
- demobilization, 10676, 10777,
11121, 11150.
letter by a serviceman, 10777.
- letters, 10676.
-resolution by Pensylvania Depart-
ment, American Legion, A4402.
- return from the Pacific, 10727,
11630.
- transportation home, 11737,
A5209.
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KUNKEL, JOHN C.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Armed forces: voluntary enlistment bill,
8623, 8625, 8630.
Armies of occupation: composition of,
8539.
Army: demobilization program, 9414,
9917.
- letter by a serviceman, 9918.
-letter by two soldiers, A4637.
- transportation for men eligible
for discharge, A4637.
Bretton Woods Agreements Act, 5586,
7218.
Committee on Un-American Activities,
10031.
Demobilization problems, A4916.
Foreign. Broadcast Intelligence Service,
11890, 11959.
Government Agencies: reorganization,
9427.
Missouri: additional Judgeship, 8873.
Nation-wide Bible reading: articles,
A4448.
Navy and Marine Corps: increase per-
sonnel, 11437.
Order of business, 10734, 10735, 12096.
Price Control Act: amendment, 6567,
6569, 6570.
Religion: revival, 4301.
Revenue Act: conference report, 10180.
Vegetables: ceiling prices, 6567.
War Department: report on troop re-
turns, 11476.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
NUNZE, EDWARD LAURENCE, relief (see bill
H. R. 2129*).
KUTA, BENJAMIN, article relative to non-
acceptance of offer to return troops
on his ship by, A5310.
KUTKOWSKY, STANLEY S., relief (see bill
H. R. 3014).
KWARTIN, SAVEL ZEBULON, letter relative
to vandalism in Tel Aviv written by,
12175.
KWON, IN SUN, relief (see bill H. R. 3670*).
KYLE, EDWIN JACKSON, report of the Com-
mittee on Foreign Relations in Sen-
ate on nomination of, 800.
KYLE, ROBERT, relief of legal guardian of
(see bill H. R. 3442).
LABOR, address delivered by former Senator
Schwellenbach entitled "Labor's Un-
finished Business, 8350.
Address on Should labor unions engage
in political action? by Representative
Kcpplemann before Hartford Diocesan
Labor Institute, A1653.
Articles captioned "AFL teamsters
threaten to halt produce shipments"
and "Union halts shore produce in
New York" from Salisbury (Md.)
Times, A2504.
Article entitled "Detroit Walk-Outs
Worry Washington" by John W. Love
from Washington Daily News, A3112.
Article entitled "Administration Fights
Monopolies, But Fails to Stop That of
Labor" by Leo Wolman from Washing-
ton Post, A3199.
Article entitled "Industrialists Honor
Seven Labor Leaders" by Ray de Crane
from Cleveland (Ohio) Press, A3239.
Article entitled "Job Plans That Cun-
ingly Seek Veteran-Labor Brawls" by
Samuel Grafton from Chicago Times,
A3493.
Article on unions versus veterans from
Labor's Voice, A3609.
Article entitled "Something to Bargain
With" by Maurice R. Franks from Rail-
road Yardmasters of North America,
Inc., A1268.
Article entitled "If I Were a Labor Leader
Again" by William S. Jack, A4036.
Article entitled "What Does Labor
Want?" by Benjamin L. Masse from
America, A4238.
INDEX
LABOR-Continued.
Articles entitled "The Adjustment of In-
dustrial Disputes" by B. L. Masse and
C. W. Anrod from America, A4261,
A4262.
Article entitled "Three Sides to a Labor
Dispute" by David Lawrence from
United States News, A5192.
Article entitled "Where Do Wages Come
From?" by Peter F. Drucker from Sat-
urday Evening Post, A51Ol.
Article entitled "Look Forward Labor"
by Victor- Reuther from Common
Sense, L5458.
A 10-point public charter for freedom
from labor abuses, 10409.
Bill to provide for promotion of welfare
of displaced labor in rotation to eco-
nomic effects flowing from scientific
and technological develcpments (see
bill H. R. 2937).
Bill to protect interstate and foreign
commerce by providing means for
prompt and orderly settlement of con-
troversies (see bill S. 1419).
Bill to diminish causes of labor disputes
burdening interstate and foreign com-
merce (see bill H. R. 4344).
Bill to raise minimum wage rate (see bill
H. R. 1172).
Bills to protect employees engaged in war
production (see bills H. R. 428, 1337).
Bill to confer jurisdiction on United
States courts involving work stoppages
(see bill H. R. 2121).
Bill to prescribe 48 hours as standard
workweek during the present war (see
bill H. R. 1194).
Bill to prohibit aliens from voting in
labor organizations or acting as their
officers or agents (see bill H. R. 354).
Bill relating to use of prisoners of war
for performance .of skilled (see bill
H. R. 2633).
Bills to prohibit discrimination in em-
ployment because of race, creed, color,
national origin, or ancestry (see bills
11. R. 2232, 2495).
Bills declaring certain contracts and
practices relating to employment
R. 4951).
lawful (see bills S. 1643; H.
Bills providing equal pay for equal work
for women (see bills, S. 1178; H. R.
526).
Bill making unlawful the use of force,
violence, and threats to prevent persons
engaging in any lawful vocation (see
bill S. 371).
Bill to make unlawful certain contracts
and practices in connection with cer-
tain labor relations (see bill H. R.
2818).
Bill to make unlawful certain agreements
providing for payments by employees
to labor organizations (see bill H. R.
2819).
Comments on the Capital Transit Co.
strike, 10407.
Correspondence relative to new charter
for labor and management between
Merwin K. Hart and Eric A. Johnston,
A3226, A3227.
Editorial captioned "Kicking labor in the
pants" from Kenosha (Wis.) Labor,
A2551.
Editorial entitled "Assisting the Return-
ing Vet" from Long Beach (Calif.)
Labor News, A2595.
Editorial entitled "Revising the Labor
Laws" from New York Times, A3103.
Editorial entitled "For Industrial Peace"
from Cleveland (Ohio) Plain Dealer,
A3104.
Editorial entitled "At Last-the Needed
Wagner Law Reform" from Cleveland
(Ohio) News, A3161.
Editorial entitled "Safeguards for Work-
ers" from Washington Daily News,
A3415.
LABOR-Continued.
Editorial entitled "Compulsory Arbitra-
tion" from Manufacturers Record,
A3539.
Editorial entitled "Union Responsibility"
by William Green from American
Federationist, A1414.
Editorial captioned "Certify labor lead-
ers" by Maurice R. Franks from Rail-
road Workers Journal, A527.
Editorial captioned "To curb make-
work" from New York Times, A659.
Editorial entitled "Drafting Workers Into
Unions" from.Milwaukee Journal, A337.
Editorial entitled "Take-Home Wages"
from Pittsburgh Catholic, A4286.
Editorial from the Detroit Free Press
relative to increase in basic wage
rates, 10411.
Editorial on high-priced labor means
high-priced commodities from Allegan
(Mich.) Gazette, A4546.
Editorial on prices-wages-profits from
Milwaukee Journal, A4543.
Editorial entitled "New Plan for Labor"
from Charleston (W. Va.) Gazette,
A4640.
Editorial from Knoxville Journal relative
to responsibility of labor, A5074.
Joint resolution for amendment to Con-
stitution, relative to freedom to work
(see S. J. Res. 20).
Joint resolution to amend act entitled
"Compensation for Injury, Death, or
Detention of Employees of Contrac-
tors Outside United States" (see H. J.
Res. 284).
Letter relative to trends in unions by
Alto Fair, A1173.
Letter by Aluminum Co. of America and
statement by Representative Savage
relative to labor problems in Pacific
Northwest, A2038-A2041.
Letter by J. A. King relative to contribu-
tion to winning the war made by, A639.
Letter by Melvin B. Wehler relative to
waste of manpower hours on certain
jobs, A90.
Letter captioned "Free men produce more
than slaves" by Joseph N. Pew, Jr.,
un-
from Farm.Journal, A711.
Letter urging support of proposals of
Yalta Conference by Frank Siegel,
A689.
Letters by C. E. Wilson relative to labor's
demand for 30 percent wage increase,
A4342.
Letter from General Motors Corp. pro-
posing 45-hour workweek, A4603.
Letter from Walter P. Reuther relative
to the controversy with respect to
basc wage rates, 10411.
Momorandum of American labor on Jew-
A3439.
ish Palestine,
Memorial to Franklin D. Roosevelt by
St. Paul (Minn.) Trades and Labor
Assembly, A2170.
Message from the President on, 11477.
Regulations of War Manpower Commis-
sion on employment stabilization pro-
grams, A1634.
Remarks in House relative to strikes,
9337, 9377, 10879, 10881, 10882, 12483,
A5099.
Remarks in House relative to legislation
concerning, 11631, 11905, A4704.
Remarks in House relative to war record
of, 741, 2842, A429, A639, ALSO9.
Remarks in House relative to present dis-
cord between industry and, A4286.
Remarks in House relative to need of co-
operation between labor and manage-
ment, A3226.
Remarks in House relative to necessity
of adequate wages for, A1414, A2882.
Remarks in House relative to closed-
shop contract,A1540, A3226.
Remarks in House relative to effect of
extension of Reciprocal Trade Agree-
ments Act on, A1573, A2491, A2588.

LABOR-Continued.
Remarks in House relative to $50 initia-
tion fee demanded by unions, A4665.
Remarks In House relative to $56 truck-
driver's fee required in Eastern Shore
of Maryland, A2504.
Remarks in House relative to appropria-
tions to pay unemployed defense work-
ers a gratuity of $25 per week, A2673.
Remarks in House relative to inability of
veterans to obtain their former jobs,
A2877.
Remarks in House relative to legislation
to prevent veterans from joining a
union, A3037.
Remarks in House relative to Jurisdic-
tional dispute among labor unions,
A3112.
Remarks concerning proposed amend-
ment of the Wagner Labor Act, 7495.
Remarks in House relative to effort to
drive wedge between the veterans and
the worker, A3365.
Remarks in House relative to determina-
tion, to prevent mass post-war employ-
ment of, A1475.
Remarks in House relative to interest in
world affairs, of, A1196.
Remarks in House relative to. stake in
international cooperation of, A1541.
Remarks in House relative to no-strike
pledge given by, 2932.
Remarks in House relative to attitude
on proposed twenty-second amend-
ment of, A1462.
Remarks in House relative to cut-backs
at plant of Smith & Wesson, 580.
Remarks In House relative to importa-
tion from Jamaica of, 580.
Remarks in House relative to threatened
strikes in the meat industry, A784.
Remarks in House relative to amicable
management-labor relations in Great
Miami Valley. of Ohio, A3977.
Remarks in House relative to effect of
St. Lawrence Seaway on,,A4070.
Remarks in House relative to what
American workmen will expect from
Full Employment Act of 1945, A4139.
Remarks in House relative to efforts of
Reds to undermine, A4171.
Remarks in House relative to a proposed
conference of industry and labor, 9251.
Remarks in House relative to dictatorial
power of leaders in, A4396.
Remarks 'in House relative to board of
arbitration to settle disputes between
management and, A4640.
Remarks in House relative to time for
a show-down in labor troubles, A5170.
Remarks in House relative to reconver-
sion and demands of, A5119.
Remarks in House relative to the labor
problem in America, 10614.
Remarks in House relative to bill (H. R.
2121) conferring jurisdiction on United
States courts involving work stoppages,
A659.
Remarks in House relative to yellow-
dog contracts outlawed by Norris-
LaGuardia Act of 1935, A3226.
'Remarks in House relative to three re-
cent decisions of National Labor Rela-
tions Board, A3595.
Remarks in House relative to support of
Fraternal Order of Eagles for guaran-
teed annual wage for, A3521.
Remarks in House and correspondence
relative to strikes and men out of jobs,
and delay in returning overseas vet-
erans to their homes, 10816.
Remarks in House and newspaper clip-
pings on the subject of strikes, 1709.
Remarks In House entitled "Mexican
Treaty Invades the Rights of Labor",
2163.
Remarks In House relative to strikes in
the Great Lakes mining area, 10810.
Remarks in House relative to policy of
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel Co. toward shop
stewards, A4461.
INDEX
LABOR-Continued.
Remarks in Senate concerning relations
between management and labor, 8294.
Remarks in Senate relative to importance
of adequate food for, A3564.
Remarks in Senate relative to drafting of,
926.
Remarks in Senate relative to the respon-
sibility of Congress, 10490.
'Remarks in Senate relative to fixation of
wages by the Government, 10805.
Remarks in Senate relative to the pro-
posed labor policy of the United States,
11285.
Resolution to provide for appointment
of fact-finding bodies (see H. Res. 435).
Resolution relative to wage-increase pro-
gram by Local 201, United Electrical,
Radio, and Machine Workers of Amer-
ica, Lynn, Mass., A3949.
Questions and answers on national ap-
prenticeship program by Department
of Labor, A5146.
Statement by Senator Thomas (Utah)
relative to minimum wage of 65 cents
by amending Fair Labor Standards
Act, A3638.
Statement by John W. Young relative
to guaranteed annual wage, A3521.
Statements by Donald Nelson and Joseph
Keenan praising, 2842.
Statement on should management be
unionized? by General Motors, A1895.
Statement entitled "What Workers Can
Do About Reconversion Pricing" by
Labor Policy Committee of OPA, A160.
Statement entitled "Where Does the CIO
Program Lead?" by Willford I. King,
A4268.
Telegram from Under Secretary of War
Patterson relative to assistance in
manufacture of atomic bomb of, A3746.
Textof new chatter for labor and man-
agement, A3226.
Tribute by Donald Nelson and Joseph
Keenan to, A484.
Tribute to accomplishments in war ef-
fort of, 722.
LABOR (publication), article relative to Rep-
resentative Voorhis' plan to retire por-
tion of national debt, by Raymond
Lonergan from, A1292.
Article on McDonough's statement on
minimum wage startles solons from,
A4353.
Article relative to the Universal Military
Service Act from, A532.
Editorial Antilabor Jokes. Come Home To
Roost-Veterans Inquire About High-
Salaried Jobs, from, A2492.
Editorial relative to proposal of Com-
mittee for Constitutional Government,
Inc., for twenty-second amendment by
Edward Keating from, A1207.
LABOR: ADJUSTMENT IN RECONVERSION
PERIOD, radio address by Senator
Thomas (Utah) on, A3619.
LABOR AND INDUSTRY, remarks in House
relative to, 11151.
"LABOR AND MANAGEMENT," editorial
from Winlock (Wash.) News entitled,
A4218.
Letter by Louis J.Kehoe relative to steps
should be taken for settlement of dis-
putes between, A5747.
Remarks in House on the subject of,
12227, A5726.
Remarks in House relative to controversy
between, 9727.
LABOR AND MANAGEMENT NEWS, message
from the Chairman of WPB appearing
in, 822.
LABOR AND VETERANS-THE VICTORY
TEAM, remarks in House relative to,
A5694.
LABORATORY FOR STUDY OF TROPICAL
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES, remarks in
House relative to recommendation of
Citrus Products Research Council to
establish, A4631.
361
"LABOR BILL IN SENATE WOULD CORRECT
MANY EVILS," article by Westbrook
Pegler from Cleveland Press entitled,
A3297.
LABOR-CAPITAL RELATIONS, article from
Manchester (N. H.) Union relative to
Benjamin Rush Toland's bequest to
Improve, A4780.
LABOR CONCILIATION SERVICE-SENA-
TOR McMAHON'S BILL, editorial from
'New York Journal of Commerce rela-
tive to, A4064.
"LABOR CONDITIONS-AND THE RESPONSI-
BILITY OF CONGRESS," remarks in
Senate entitled, 11385.,
LABOR COOPERATIVE PROGRAM, remarks
in House relative to, 726.
LABOR DAY, address by William Green rela-
tive to legislative program of Ameri-
can Federation of Labor in Camden,
N. J., on, A3841.
Address by Representative Philbin at
Shrewsbury, Mass., on, A3743.
Address by William Green at Camden,
N. J., at memorial services for Peter
J. McGuire on, A3744.
Address by Senator Thomas (Oklahoma)
at Akron, Ohio, on, A3803.
Address by Representative Dondero at
Royal Oak, Mich., on, A3822.
Radio address by Representative Curley
on, A3876.
Remarks in House relative to address at
memorial services for Peter J..
McGuire,
founder of, A3744.
Sermon by Michael J. Ready at St.
Joseph's Cathedral on, A3778.
Sermon by Benjamin L. Masse at St.
Patrick's Cathedral in New York on,
A3776.
"LABOR DEVELOPMENTS SUPPORT MR.
TRUMAN," editorial from Houston
(Tex.) Chronicle entitled, A5425.
LABOR DICTATORSHIP, letter by L. W. Mc-
Neil opposing, A5439.
LABOR DIFFICULTIES IN MISSISSIPPI
MOTOR INDUSTRY, letter by West
Bros. Motor Express of Laurel, Miss.,
relative to, A4614.
LABOR DIGEST, correspondence relative to
publication of, 12456.
LABOR DISPUTES, amendment and remarks
in Senate to provide for appointment
of fact-finding boards to investigate,
11706.
Bill to protect Interstate and foreign
commerce by providing for mediation
and arbitration of (see bill S. 1419).
Bill to provide for investigation and
mediation of (see bill H. R. 4875).
Bills to provide for appointment of fact-
finding boards (see bills S. 1661; H. R.
4908).
Joint resolution creating a joint select
committee to study legislation con-
cerning (see H. J.Res. 280).
Remarks in House relative to CIO's op-
position to fact-finding board to in-
vestigate, A5364.
Remarks in House relative to legislation
to minimize causes of, 12266.
"LABOR DRAFT," editorial from Chicago
Tribune entitled, A120.
Letter and statement by American Fed-
eration of Labor relative to compul-
sory, 4260.
LABOR IDLERS IN ENGLAND, letter by un-
named soldier in London relative to,
A4152.
"LABOR LEADER PLEADS FOR NEW ENTER-
PRISES," articles by Matthew Woll
from Reader's Digest entitled, A1219,
A1811.
LABOR LEADERSHIP, editorial from Wash-
ington Teamster relative to, A4065.
 362
LABOR LEGISLATION, analysis by United
Clerical Workers of America, CIO, rel-
ative to Truman's proposed, A5277.
Correspondence between CIO Regional
Director DeShelter and Representative
Slaughter relative to, A5670.
Editorial from Washington Post entitled,
A3103.
Editorial entitled "Wrong Approach"
from Akron (Ohio) Beacon Journal,
A5190.
Editorial entitled "Truman's Labor Pro-
posals Similar to Minnesota Act" from
Minneapolis Star-Journal, A5516.
Editorial entitled "Hobbs Bill Presents
Test for Liberals" by John H. Cline
from Washington Evening Star, A5644.
Letter from the Secretary of Labor trans-
mitting reports of committees and res-
olutions adopted by the Eleventh
National Conference on, 461.
Letter from Building and Construction
Trades Department, A. F. of L., rela-
tive to certain, A5717.
Remarks in House favoring bill (H. R.
32) pertaining to, 11905.
Remarks in House relative to, 11842.
Remarks in Hcuse relative to vital need
cf correction in, A5236.
Remarks in House relative to recom-
mendation of President on, A5363.
Remarks in House relative to bill (H. R.
3937) relative to, 11782.
Remarks in House relative to bill (H. R.
. 32) pertaining to, A5427, A5449, A5476.
. LABOR LEGISLATION PROPOSED BY BALL,
HATCH, AND BURTON, editorial from
C:dar Falls (Iowa) Record relative to,
A3449.
LABOR-MANAGEMENT CONFERENCE, ad:
dress by the President concerning,
1C494.
Letter by J. B. Pitcher of Saginaw, Mich.,
relative to nonrepresentation of small
business at, A5107.
Remarks in House relative to, 11905.
Remarks in Senate relative to the pro-
posed, 9587.
Resolution by West Klickitat (Wash.)
Pomona Grange apprcving, A5150.
LABOR-MANAGEME*NT CONTRACTS, re-
marks In Senate relative to sanctity of,
10565.
LABOR-MANAGEMENT PROBLEMS, release
S" "covering the subject, made public by
the Most Reverend Karl J. Alter, bishop
of Toledo, concerning, 10804.
LABOR-MANAGEMENT RELATIONS, inter-
view by Eleanor Roberts of Thomas E.
Shortell from Boston Post relative to,
A5134.
Remarks in House on the subject of,
10936.
LABOR MARKET BULLETIN, article rela-
tive to conditions in Long Beach, Calif.,
entitled "Labor Market Developments,"
A5048.
LABOR -ORGANIZATIONS, prohibit. aliens
from acting as cfficers or agents of
(see bills H. R. 544, 4165).
Bill to guarantee honorably discharged
veterans their right to work whether
they are members or nonmembers of
any (see bill S. 1196).
Bill to protect honorably discharged vet-
erans in their rights to join or refrain
from joining (see bill H. R. 3384*),
Bill providing for issuance of certificates
of statutory compliance with certain
national standards to certain labor
organizations engaged in commerce
(see bill S. 10).
Bill to prohibit the making of contracts
or engaging in combinations or con-
spiracles in restraint of commerce by
(see bill S. 1656).
Bill to provide for election of (see bill
S. 1642).
INDEX
LABOR ORGANIZATIONS-Continued.
Bill.to require labor organizations to In-
corporate and file annual financial
reports (see bill H. R. 4960).
Letter by unnamed veteran relative to
views on, A3637.
Letter from veteran relative to payment
of job dues to, A3565.
Report of minority of Committee on
World War Veterans' Legislation' rela-
tive to H. R. 3384, pertaining to vet-
erans joining, A3370.
Resolution providing for consideration
of H. R. 3384, to protect honorably dis-
charged veterans in their rights from
joining (see H. Res. 362).
Statement and telegram opposing cer-
tain amendments to Price Control Act
by certain consumer and labor groups,
A3076.
Text of bill (H. R. 3384) to protect hon-
orably discharged veterans from join-
ing, A2877.
LABOR PEACE, remarks in House relative to,
A5056.
LABOR POLICY, remarks in House relative
to President's speech on, A4609.
LABOR PROBLEMS, letter by National Labo-
ratories of Toledo, Ohio, offering a solu-
tion for, A4f.84.
Proposals adopted by National Grange
relative to. A5372.
Remarks in House relative to cooperation
to solve, A4640.
LABOR PROBLEMS-TRUMAN'S PLEA FOR
COOPERATION, article by Arthur
Krock from New York Times relative
to, A4632, A4671.
LABOR RELATIONS, address entitled "Vol-
untarism Versus Compulsion in Labor
Relations" by Senator Morse before
American Trade Executive Association,
A5584.
Article by Mark Sullivan from Washing-
ton Post entitled, A3449.
Remarks in House on bill (H. R. 3937)
relating to collective bargaining In,
11148.
"LABOR-RELATIONS BILL ADMITS WAG-
NER ACT DANGEROUS," article by
Westbrook Pegler from Cleveland Press
entitled, A3230.
"LABOR RELATIONS BILL HAS HORNS,"
article by Raymond McGowan from
Providence (R. I.) Visitor entitled,
A3197.
LABOR-RELATIONS LAW, article entitled
"Remedial Legislation" by Mark Sulli-
van from Washington Post, A3296.
"LABOR'S BLIND SPOT," editorial from
Washington Evening Star entitled,
A3088.
LABOR'S DEMANDS AND RESPONSIBILI-
TIES, article by Archbishop John T.
McNlchols'from American Federation-
ist relative to, A5126.
"LABOR'S INTEREST IN FORESTS," address
by Richard T. Frankensteen before
Society of American Foresters entitled,
A257.
LABOR SITUATION, letter by N. M. Brittain,
of Chillicothe, Mo., relative to, A5335.
Remarks in House concerning, 10475.
LABOR SITUATION IN UTAH, letter from
Utah Manufacturers Association rela-
tive to, A5596.
"LABOR'S LONG PANTS," article by Thomas
L. Stokes from Washington Daily News
entitled, A3102.
"LABOR'S OPPORTUNITY," article by Sena-
tor Burton from Trade Union Courier
entitled, A3858.
LABOR'S POWER-LEGISLATIVE RE-
STRAINT, editorial from Memphis
Press-Scimitar relative to, A4616.
"LABOR'S STAKE IN RECONVERSION," arti-
cle by Emil Rieve from New Republic
entitled, A3440.
LABOR'S STRENGTH AT THE POLLS, edi-
torial from White Plains (N. Y.) Re-
porter Dispatch relative to, A4431.
LABOR UNIONS, prohibit political expendi-
tures by (see bill S. 1487).
Remarks in House relative to veterans in,
7401, 7414, 7418.
Remarks in House relative to opposition
to FEPC of, AZ277.
"LABOR UNIONS AND POLITICS," article
from Fairmont (W. Va.) Times en-
titled, A485".
LABOR UNIONS NOT REGULATED BY LAW,
article by Frank Kent, from Washing-
ton Evening Star on, A3087.
LABOR UNIONS' POLICY OF TODAY, edi-
torial by Maurice R. Franks from Rail-
road Workers' Journal relative to,
A1732.
LABOR UNJUSTLY CRITICIZED, article from
the Cresset relative to, A,982.
LABOR: VENGEANCE LEGISLATION, article
by Thomas L. Stokes frcm Washington
Daily News relative to, A5147, A5219.
LABOR-VETERAN'S HIGH REGARD, letters
by Frank R. Reidelberger and William
Thumma relative to, A5698.
LABOR'S VOICE (publication), article on
unions versus veterans from, A3609.
"LABOR WINS FAVORED PLACE BEFORE
COURT," article by John H. Cline from
Washington Evening Star entitled,
A3197, A3251.
LABOR WORLD, SPOKANE, WASH. (publica-
tion), editorial entitled "Rights Imply
Responsibilities" by Ruth Taylor from,
A166.
"LABRADOR ORE AND THE CANAL," edi-
torial from Youngstown (Ohio) Vindi-
cator entitled, A4068.
LACCHI CONSTRUCTION CO., relief (see
bill H. R. 1535).
LACE INDUSTRY, memorial of Legislature
of Rhode Island urging legislation to
protect, 4092.
LACOUR, LAWRENCE L.. (chaplain,. U. S.
Navy), letter criticising policy of Navy
regarding prostitution in Japan, A4939.
LA CREEK NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE,
authorize Secretary of the Interior to
accept title to land in Bennett County,
S. Dak. (see bill H. R. 2216).
LA CROSSE (WIS.) TRIBUNE (newspaper),
editorial entitled "Mr. President and
Congress: Speak Up" from, A121.
LACTARENE, amendment in Senate relative
to the tariff on, 6260.
LACY, W. B., relief (see bill H. R. 4636).
LADD, A. C., authorizing Secretary of Inte-
rior to convey certain lands in Mon-
tana to (see bills S. 934; H. R. 4042).
LADIES HOME JOURNAL (magazine), edi-
torial entitled "A Bell for Spring-
field, Mass.," from, A389.
"LADY," remarks in House relative to defini-
tion of the word, 1034, 1035, 1036,
2921.
LAFARGUE, MALCOLM E., report of the
Committee on the Judiciary In Senate
on nomination of, 8690.
LAFAYETTE COLLEGE, EASTON, PA., re-
marks in House relative to bestowing
on Maj. Gen. L. R. Groves honorary
degree of doctor of science by, A4634.
LAFOLLETTE, CHARLES M. (a Represent-
ative from Indiana).
Address by Representative Feighan at
Cleveland, Ohio, concerning pattern
for peace, A1419.
Address by Margaret Chase Smith, Wil-
son College, Chambersburg, Pa.; A4355
Appointed on committee, 491.

LAFOLLETTE, CHARLES M.-Continued.
Article from This Week giving experi-
ence of a Red Cross worker seeking
reemployment, A2194.
Article from Labor's Voice relative to
reemployment of veterans, A3609.
Article by Lowell Mellett in Washington
Star relative to FEPC, A3271.
Editorial from Washington Post on de-
bate between Representatives LaFol-
lette and Hays, A1951.
Editorial from Washington Star entitled
"EPC Bill Stymied," A2051.
Leave of absence, 6050.
Letter by Allen K. Swann to Senator
Bilbo referring to, 7154.
Radio address by Rev. E. A. Conway at
Indianapolis, Ind., relative to coming
San Francisco Conference, A1410.
Radio address on Fair Employment
Practice Committee, A4633.
Second report by Gov. Thomas E. Dewey
to people of New York State, A2191.
Speech entitled "You Cannot Make a
Better World With Bathtubs Alone"
delivered at commencement exercises
of Evansville (Ind.) College, A2995.
Speech at Indianapolis, Ind., March 29,
1945, relative to postwar policy, A1899.
Statement with reference to H. R. 481,
a bill to establish permanent FEPC,
A69.
Statement on reorganization of Con-
gress, 3007.
Amendments offered by, to
Antiraclketeering bill (H. R. 32): to
amend, 11919, 11920.
Government agencies: reorganization
(H. R. 4129), 9418.
by
Bills and joint resolutions introduced
Full employment: to establish a national
policy for assuring (see bill H. R.
4181), 9004.
Hawaii: admission as State (see billH.
'R. 3690), 7267.
Health of American people: to safe-
guard (see bill H. R. 3695), 7267.
Johnson, F. V., Jr.: for-relief (see bill
H. A. 950), 61.
Racial discrimination: to prohibit in
employment (see billH. R. 481), 26.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Peace: providing a basis for (see H. Con.
Res. 22), 327.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and Individuals, 7663.
Remarks by, on
Antiracketeering bill, 11845, 11846,
. 11913, 11919, 11920.
Bretton Woods Agreements Act, 5667,
6555.
CIO favors extension of OPA,6556.
Civil Service Retirement Act, 12206.
Clothing: high prices, 6556.
Commodity Credit Corporation, 2049.
Common carriers: agreements among,
11772.
Fair Employment Practice Committee,
2741, 7235, 7496.
- debate with Representative Hays,
3672-3679, 3683.
- statements by William Beveridge
and others, 3678.
- listof organizations, supporting
legislation, 3673.
- text of bill(H. R. 2232), 3674.
Full employment bill, 11978, 11979, 11980,
12063, 12077, 12094.
Government agencies: reorganization,
9358, 9418, 9445, 9447.
India: Immigration quota, 9538, 9542.
Peace: 7-point program of tri-faith
group, 321.
Price Control. Act: amendment, 6555,
6556.
Ramspeck, Robert: tribute, 12351.
Republican Party, 11978, 11979.
living quarters for, 105.
Stabilization Act of 1942: amendment,
6555, 6556.
Subsidies, 6555.
Tidelands: quieting title to, 8860, 8866.
INDEX
LAFOLLETE, CHARLES M.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Treaty ratification: constitutional
amendment, 4069, 4070.
United Nations Relief: appropriation,
10289.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
LA FOLLETTE, ROBERT M., JR. (a Senator
from Wisconsin).
Address at Central State Teachers Col-
lege, Stevens Point, Wis., on peacetime
military conscription, A4847.
Appointed on committee, 169.
Appointed conferee, 10634, 11081, 12262.
Appointed on Joint Committee on the
Organization of Congress, 1749.
Appointed on funeral committee, 333,
3356.
Article in Progressive (magazine) en-
titled "What's the Matter With Con-
gress?" by, A2065.
Article from New York Times, French
Seize Parliament In Bitter Damascus
Battle, 5330.
Article by Senator Bridges in Pageant
magazine entitled "What's Wrong With
Congress?" A4999.
Article in the Progressive against univer-
sal military training by, A5057.
Editorial from Washington (D. C.) News
entitled "Just Be Yourself, Mr. Presi-
dent," 33E8.
Editorial, Thurman Arnold Goes Back to
Fighting Front, A3660.
Editorial from Madison (Wis.) Capital-
Times entitled "Prayers for a Just
Wage for All," A3974.
Petition by citizens of Wisconsin rela-
tive to return of soldiers in European
theater, 3621.
Petitions from citizens of Wisconsin rela-
tive to meat and butter rationing,
3621.
Report of Joint Committee on the Organ-
ization of Congress (S. Doc.'36), 3000.
Resignation from Joint Committee on
Reduction of Nonessential Federal Ex-
penditures, 149.
Resolution by Wisconsin Legislature rel-
ativo to commemorative postage
stamp, 1641.
Resolution by Wisconsin Legislature re-
scinding action of 1943 legislature
concerning limitation on certain taxes,
3266.
Resolutions of Wisconsin Legislature.
relative to butter shortage, 3265.
Resolution by Wisconsin Legislature fa-
voring St. Lawrence waterway, 3265.
Resolution by Wisconsin General As-
sembly relative to social .security
credits for .members of the. armed
forces, 4091.
Resolution by Wisconsin General As-
sembly relative to relief of John J.
Doherty, 4091.
Resolution by Wisconsin Legislature
relative to butter and oleomargarine,
4093. 1
Resolution by Wisconsin General As-
sembly relative to poll tax, 4093.
Resolution by Wisconsin General As-
sembly relative to late Col. William
Mitchell, 4093.
Resolution by Wisconsin Legislature
relative to draft of farm labor, 3823.
Amendments offered by, to
Federal narcotic laws: to'amend, 6259.
Independent Offices appropriation bill
(H. R. 1984): to amend, 2084, 2094,
2180, 2244.
Marihuana (H. R. 2348): to amend, 7912.
National Research Foundation (S.1285):
to amend, 12232.
National Science Foundation (S. 1297):
to amend, 12232. . .
Wages: expressing sense of Congress Ia-
voring 65 cents per" hour mihilmum
(see' S. Con Res. 11), 2386.
363
LA FOLLETTE, ROBERT M., JR.-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Animals: relating to domestic raising of
fur-bearing (see bill S. 566), 1211.
Canal Zone Code: to amend (see bills
S. 95, 516), 78, 992.
Canal Zone Retirement Act: to extend
certain benefits to certain employees
covered -by Civil Service Retirement
Act (see bill S. 94), 78.
Federally owned alcohol plants: to per-
mit them to produce sugars or sirups
(see S. J. Res. 100), 9112.
Food allotment plan: to provide for (see
bills S. 189, 1151), 158, 6155.
Graves: to amend act relating to fur-
nishing markers for (see bill S. 679),
1756.
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Basin: to ap-
prove agreement with Canada (see S. J.
Res. 104), 9215.
Maternal and child Welfare: Federal aid
to States for (see bill 5& 1318), 8052.
Menominee Indians: to pay certain sums
to jobbers in connection with logging
of timber for (see bill H. R. 1418), 8801.
Nesbitt, Annie L.: for relief (see bill S.
96). 78.
Pan American Legislative Union: to
form (see S. J. Res. 2), 79.
Vocational education and retraining: to
provide (see bill S. 619), "1410.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Contingent fund of the Senate: pay-
ments from (see S. Res. 201), 11789.
Reilly, Clara M.: to pay compensation
(see S. Res. 85), 1412.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural apl)ropriation bill, 3546.
Armed forces: fillifig Government posi-
tions by former members of, 2181.
Army: voluntary enlistment bill, 8979,
9017.
Braden, Spruille: confirmation, 9903,
9904.
-- _ articles from New York Times, on
conditions in Argentina, 9903.
Central Valley project, 5603.
Civil Service Commission: appropriation,
2029, 2030.
Crowley, Leo T.: tribute, 9645.
- letter of resignation, 9645.
Deficiency appropriation bill, 12034.
Departments of State, Justice, and Com-
merce appropriation bill, 3752, 3753.
Domestic fur-bearing animals, 12417.
Dumbarton Oaks, 5326.
Federal employees pay bill, 12241, 12242.
Federal narcotic laws: amendment, 6259.
Federal Power' Commission: appropria-
tion, 2080.
Federal Works Agency, 2031, 2032, 2034,
2035.
'Food and Agriculture Organization of
Uhited Nations, 7866.
Food supplies: shipments abroad, 2083.
Foreign policy of the United States,
5315-5333.
-attitude toward Russia, 5320, 5322.
-- _exhibits on Bulgaria, Rumania,
Bornholm Island, 5330-5332.
-stateneit on Rumania, 5323.
-eight-point program, 5329.
Foreign Service: bill to strengthen, 3757.
Fur-bearing animals, 12433, 12434.
German prison camps: visit by Senators,
. 3661.
Government agencies: reorganization,
10715, 11940.
Hannegan, Robert E.: confirmation, 4255.
Hospitals: Federal aid.for; 11798.
Housing for veterans, 11812.
Income tax: deductibility of oil- and,
gas-well drilling costs, 7867.
Independent offices appropriation bill,
2029,.2030, 2031, 2032, 2034, 2035, 2080,
2084, 2089, 2090, 2094, 2095, 2180, 2181,
2244.'
- conference report, 3773.
Insurance business: conference report,
1357.
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LA FOLLETTE, ROBERT M., JR.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Interior Department appropriation bill,
-
5603.
Joint Committee on the Organization of
Congress, 1009.
-to print hearings'(see S. Con. Res.
39), 10251.
- personnel, 12507.
Labor-Federal Security appropriation
bill, 7057.
Leave of absence, 3385, 5776, 5845, 6086,
6469, 10421.
Legislative appropriation bill, 5210.
Legislative program, 8204.
Lend-lease: extension, 3232, 3233.
-postwar operations, 4700.
Maloney, Francis: eulogy, 333.
Marihuana and hemp, 7912, 7913, 7914.
Members of Congress: expense allow-
ance, 5210.
Mexico: water treaty, 3099, 3161.
Murdock, John R.: confirmation, 9411.
Narcotic laws, 7912, 7913, 7914.
- memorandum by Charles Murphy,
7914.
National Rehabilitation Week: procla-
mation by President, 4509.
Nationl Service Act, 1850, 1915.
Natural gas: interstate wholesale rates,
1414-1418.
- Supreme Court decision, Central
States Electric Co. v. City of Muscatine,
1416.
Parliamentary procedure, 6926.
Peace organization: responsibilities of
United States in framing, 5315-5332.
-- history of negotiations following
World War I, 5315.
Postwar planning: appropriation for,
2083, 2084, 2089, 2590, 2094, 2095.
Pcstivar relief to foreign countries, 3232,
3233.
Railroads: tax reductions, 7792, 7793,
7794, 7795.
Rural Electrification Administration,
4531.
San Francisco Conference, 5315.
Second War Powers Act amendment,
• 12326, 12338.
Senate: absence of Senators from the
floor, 3236, 3247, 3248, 3249, 3250.
- leaves of absence, 3386.
-procedure regarding quorum calls,
3771.
Senators: expense allowance, 12034.
Surplus war material: disposal of, 3847.
Tax-adjustment bill, 7792, 7793, 7794,
7795.
Treaty of Versailles: historical data, 5316,
5317.
-letters by William C. Bullitt, 5215.
Unemployment compensation bill, 8820,
8821, 8822.
United Nations Charter, 6917, 6918.
Veterans: reemployment in civil service,
2244.
Veterans' Administration: Department
of Medicine and Surgery, 12842.
War agencies appropriation bill, 7058.
War contracts: investigation, 6104.
Williams, Aubrey: confirmation, 2605,
2606.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
LA GARDE HOSPITAL, remarks in House
relative to lagniappe at, A3566.
LAGNIAPPE COMES BACK TO LOUISIANA,
remarks in House relative to, A3566.
LA GUARDIA, FIORELLO (mayor. New
York), editorial from Fairfield (Mont.)
Times relative to statement on sugar-
beet production of, A3991.
Letter relative to situation at refugee
camp at Oswego, N. Y., by, A4233.
Remarks in House relative to reaction
of men on fighting fronts of defiance
of midnight curfew by, A1415.
Statement on St. Lawrence seaway be-
fore House Committee on Rivers and
Harbors in 1941 by, A5603.
INDEX
LAHEY, EDWIN A., article on Bretton Woods
agreements from Chicago Daily News
by, A1812.
Article entitled "Hurley for Chiang" from
Chicago- Daily News by, A5177.
LAINE, MARY LOUISE, JOAN C., AND CON-
STANCE, relief of estate (see bill H.
R. 4926).
LAINE, RITA, for relief of legal guardian of
(see bill H. R. 4926).
LAKE, SIMON, remarks in House relative to
invention of submarine by late, A3230.
LAKE CHAMPLAIN, remarks in House rela-
tive to investigation of beaches along
the shores of, 7923.
Remarks in Senate and a resolution of
Burlington (Vt.) City Council relative
to deep-water connections with, 9560.
LAKE CHAMPLAIN (aircraft carrier), re-
marks in Senate relative to the chris-
tening and commissioning of, 5464.
LAKE CHAMPLAIN BRIDGE COMMISSION,
relative to an amendment creating (see
H. J. Res. 113*; S. J. Res. 39, 62).
LAKE DEPUE, BUREAU COUNTY, ILL., au-
thorize preliminary survey of (see bill
H. R. 4516).
LAKE CHARLES, LA., remarks In House rel-
ative to government. anhydrous am-
monia plant at, A1940.
LAKE ERIE, letter by Frank Maloy relative
to beach erosion on, A1878.
Resolution to print a certain report on
a beach erosion study of (see H. Res.
230*, H. Rept. 630), 5343.
LAKE GREESON. See ARKANSAS.
LAKE JOHN MORROW, designating reser-
voir created by construction of Nor-
fork Dam in Baxter County, Ark., as
(see bill H. R. 517).
LAKE KABETOGAMA, MINN., remarks in
House relative to hearings regarding
improvements on, A2868.
LAKE MICHIGAN, report of the Secretary of
War on preliminary examination of the
Indiana shore of, 56.
Resolution by Wisconsin Legislature rel-
ative to wintering naval craft on,
A3820.
LAKE SUPERIOR, remarks in House rela-
tive to harbors proposed on north
shore of, A4684.
LAKE WORTH (FLA.) HERALD (newspaper),
editorial relative to repeal of automo-
bile tax, A1152.
LAMB, CAROLYN, relief of legal guardian
of (see bill H. R. 1796*).
LAMB, WILLIE AND EDGAR, relief (see bill
H. R. 3512).
LAMBERT, HATTIE L., relief (see S. Res.
22*).
LAMEORNE, MALCOLM, JR., article relative
to meat rationing written by, 8480.
Article entitled "Milk Producers in Dis-
trict of Columbia Area Seek Price
Boost" from Washington Sunday Star
by, A1619.
LAMB PROBLEM. See OREGON LAMB PROB-
LEM.
LAMBRIGHT, E. D., editorial paying tribute
to Franklin D. Roosevelt from Tampa
(Pla.) Morning Tribune by, A3370.
LAMBS, report of Tariff Commission on cost
of production in 1944 of, A1355.
LAMKIN, SELMA, relief (see bill S. 253).
LAMM LUMBER CO., adjudicate claim of (see
bill S. 429).
LAMONT, THOMAS W., letter on Poland and
Big Three from New York Times by,
A1314.
LAMPSON, CHET, editorial, Rural Meat
Dealers: OPA Regulations, from Jeffer-
son (Ohio) Gazette by, A3009.
Editorial on proposed Ohio River-Lake
Erie Canal from Jefferson (Ohio) Ga-
zette by, A4151.
LANCASTER, MASS., provide for reimburse-
ment of the town of (see bills S. 424;
H. R. 1030).
LAND, E. S. (Chairman, Maritime Commis-
sion), address in Mobile, Ala., on ob-
servance of Maritime Day by, A2577.
Bill to enable President o advance to
rank of admiral (see bills S. 691; H. R.
2 5 9 6 C).
Letter of congratulation to Mrs. Goetz
from, A903.
Letter reative to Harry Bridges' mis-
statements on ships for troop trans-
portation to, A5317.
Letter on Liberty ships converted to
troop transports by, A5317.
Remarks in House relative to interest 'n
athletics of, A908.
Remarks in House relative to news re-
lease on ships for troop transporta-
tion by, A5515.
LAND ACQUIRED BY NAVY, letter from
Secretary of the Navy transmitting re-
port on, 1747.
LAND AND HOME (publication), article rela-
tive to taxation of cooperatives by Mar-
tin Schriber from, A168.
LAND BANK COMMISSIONER, extend for
two additional years the reduced rate
of interest on loans of (see bill H. R.
3165).
Bill to extend for one additional year the
reduced rate of interest on loans of
(see bill S. 231).
Bill relating to disposition of mineral
rights to any land acquired through
mortgage foreclosure by (see bill H. R.
657).
LAND FORCES, leter from Secretary of War
transmitting report of number of men
in, 6871.
LAND GRANT RAILROADS, remarks in Sen-
ate relative to rates on, 9768.
LAND-GRANT RATES. See RAILROADS.
LAND GRANTS. See RAILROADS.
LANDIS, GERALD W. (a Representative from
Indiana).
Appointed on committee, 491, 492.
Letter from a soldier stationed in CI-
cutta, India, relative to waste of war
equipment, A3845.
Letter from a soldier relative to lack of
boats to return men home and waste
by the Army of taxpayers' money,
A5327.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Chambers, Nellie V.: to pension (see bill
H. R. 4217), 9110.
Fzets, Harry C. B.: to pension (see bill
H. R. 2936), 3467.
IHames, John: for relief (see bills H. R.
3011; 3970), 3700, 8418.
Knotts, Nellie: to pension (see bill H. R.
4826); 11078.
Lumber: to prohibit exportation of (see
bill H. R. 4968), 11932.
Oid-age assistance: $40 per month to
citizens over 60 (see bill H. R. 3626),
7038.
Physical education: to assist States in
providing (see bill H. R. 3055), 3904.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Lumber: to investigate handling and dis-
position of surplus (see H. Res. 456),
12029.
Surplus trucks: to investigate disposi-
tion of (see H. Res. 313), 7342.
Remarks by, on
American system: efforts to undermine,
A4171.
Foreign loans, A4271.
Great Britain: loan to, 8512, A5673.
Hand-outs to foreign governments,
A3844.
Juvenile delinquency, A1945.
Management-labor conference, 11413.
Message to Congress from the people,
A3839.
Potatoes: shipment of surplus to starv-
ing nations, A4088.

LANDIS, GERALD W.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Price of Dumbarton Oaks proposals, A499.
Red propaganda, A4171.
Yesterday's friends are today's foes, 636.
Servicemen: lack of boats for return
home of, A5327.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTrS.
LANDIS, JAMES M., interview entitled "Cairo
- Is Dynamite" given by, 1222.
LAND 0' LAKES CREAMERIES, advertise-
ment captioned "America's No. 1 war
producer" appearing in many news-
papers by, A668.
LANDON, ALF M., address on United States
as a mediator for peace before Man-
hattan (Kans.) Rotary Club by, A2824.
Address relative to responsibilities of
American delegation at San Francisco
Conference by, A1853.
Address entitled "Time To Take Stock" in
Cleveland, Ohio, before Junior Cham-
ber of Commerce, by. A220.
Address entitled "The International
Situation" in Lawrence, Kans., by,
A4512.
LANE, THOMAS J. (a Representative from
Massachusetts).
Address at Lawrence, Mass., in com-
memoration of Lithuanian Independ-
ence Day, A728.
Address at Jackson Day dinner, Boston,
Mass., February 24, 1945, A1058.
Address before 'Polish Relief Committee
of Lawrence, Mass., March 18, 1945,
A1363.
Address at Lynn, Mass., on anniversary of
Greek independence, A1525.
Address delivered at commencement ex-
ercises of Central Catholic High School
in Lawrence, Mass., A2936.
Address in New York City before Anti-
Nazi League June 23, 1945, A3314.
Address at Chelsea, Mass., welcoming
home, veterans of World War II, A4596.
Address at Essex County Democratic
outing, Salisbury Beach, Mass., by,
A3761.
Address at unveiling of plaque in honor
of service men and women at Lynn,
Mass., A4048.
Address delivered at dedication of a
square at Lawrence Mass., on November
12, 1945, in memory of Sgt. Albert J.
Carter, Jr., A5034.
Address delivered over station WLAW at
special memorial program conducted
by Lawrence Lodge No. 65, Benevolent
and Protective Order of Elks, A5289.
Address before Massachusetts Social
Security Association, Inc., on subject
Old-Age Pensions, A2333.
Address of Archbishop Cushing before
Jewish war veterans, Boston, Mass.,
A2315.
Address of Rev. Joseph V. Demers, S. M.,
A153.
Address by Thomas Dorgan before
Knights of St. Finbar, Cambridge,
Mass., A3969.
Address by Dr. Nahum Goldmann to
American Jewish Congress, A254.
Address by Irving E. Rogers, Lawrence,
Mass., at dinner in honor of Joseph P.
Kennedy, A4078.
Appointed on committee, 275.
Appointed on Joint Committee on Organ-
Ization of Congress, 417.
Article from Lawrence (Mass.) Sunday
Item entitled "We the People" con-
cerning universal military conscrip-
tion, A7.
Article by Henry Gillen from Boston
Sunday Post re cultural relations In
State Department, A4.
Article from Boston Sunday Post rela-
tive to unconditional surrender by
Nazis written by Robert L. Norton,
A248.
Article by John Griffin in Boston Sunday
Post criticizing magazine article de-
rogatory to Boston, A1O.
INDEX
LANE, THOMAS J.-Continued.
Article from Rent Control Bulletin out-
lining history of rent control, A353.
Article from Washington Evening Star
entitled "War Crimes Problem," A476.
Article in Boston Traveler relative to
award to late Frances U. Sweeney of
Pope Leo XUI medal, A537.
Article in Lynn (Mass.) Telegram-News
entitled "Small Business," A663.
Article from Lawrence (Mass.) Evening
Tribune entitled "Lincoln," A619.
Article by Robert L. Norton In Boston
Sunday Post relative to President's
speech before Congress, A1067.
Article by Lt. Col. J. K. Stacy relating
spendid efforts of Maj. Gen. Robert M.
Littlejohn, A1075.
Article from Chelsea (Mass.) Record en-
titled "Four Years of Lend-Lease,"
A1170.
Article from Chelsea (Mass.) Evening
Record entitled "Lower Taxes." Al166.
Article by Constantine Brown from
Washington Evening Star relative to
Archbishop Prince Sapieha, of Poland,
A1182.
Article by Tech. Sgt. Pete Zurlinden en-
titled "Marine Nobody Knew" (Pvt.
Norman Arsenault), A1181.
Article by John Griffin from Boston
(Mass.) Sunday Post relative to pos-
sible coal strike, A1331.
Article from Lynn (Mass.) Telegram-
News entitled "St. Patrick's Day,"
A1362.
Article from Boston Daily Record en-
titled "Justice for Mailman," A15i?.
Article from Boston Traveler entitled
"Two Approaches," A1554.
"Article by Grace Davidson from Boston
Post concerning rehabilitation of serv-
icemen in Boston, A2062.
Article from Boston Evening Record en-
titled "A Square Deal for Postal Work-
ers," A1932.
Article by Lawrence R. Goldberg from
Sunday Boston Post reciting achieve-
ments of Commodore William A. Sul-
livan in Navy salvage work, A1934.
Article by Lester Allen in Boston (Mass.)
Post entitled "Praise Is Rare for GI
Heroes," A1954.
Article by John Griffin in Boston Post on
role of air power in Allied victory,
A2180.
Article entitled "Forgotten Man of War
Is GI Railroaded by Court Martial"
from Boston Herald by Associate Jus-
tice Elijah Adlow, A2939.
Article entitled "Public Relations in the
Boston, Mass., Post Office" in Post-
master's Gazette, A3013.
Article from London (England) Econo-
mist entitled "A New Risorgimento,"
A303.
Article from Boston Herald entitled
"Presidential Succession," A3286.
Article by Jim Brady on homecoming of
General Eisenhower, A328&.
Article from the Pilot (publication) en-
titled "Catholics and Jews During the
Terror," A3455.
Article from Boston Herald relative to
Boston's progress as international air-
port, A3456.
Article by Lester Allen in Boston Sunday
Post relative to international airport
at Boston, A4642.
Article from American Weekly entitled
"High Cost of Being President," A4580.
Article from Boston Post on West Point
for diplomats, A4361.
Article from Lawrence (Mass.) Sun on
Constitution Day, A3953.
Article in Boston Post by Robert L. Nor-
ton on housing situation, A3958.
Article by Randolph Churchill on Ire-
land's neutrality, A4987.
Article from the Pilot, Boston, Mass., en-
titled "I Am My Brother's Keeper,"
A5612.
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LANE, THOMAS J.-Contlnued.
Communication from Peter H. Bergson
to President Benes, of Czechoslovakia,
A1186.
Congressman McCormack's tribute to
Hon. James M. Curley, A2970.
Editorial from Automotive Workers In-
dustrial Union entitled "Lower the
Voting Age Now," A18.
Editorial In .Lynn, Mass., Daily Evening
Item entitled "Our Right to Peace,"
A185.
Editorial from Boston (Mass.) Daily
Record entitled "VE-day," A2179.
Editorial from Boston Post entitled "Re-
organizing Congress," A1935.
Editorial from Boston (Mass.) Daily
Record on aid to Jewish people of
Europe, A2000.
Editorial from Lynn (Mass.) Daily Eve-
ning Item entitled "Victory," A2211.
Editorial from Christian Science Monitor
entitled "Those German Generals,"
A2371..
Editorial from Lawrence, Mass., Sunday
Item on reciprocal trade agreements,
A2510.
Editorial from Lawrence (Mass.) Eve-
ning Tribune on I Am an American
Day, A2478.
Editorial entitled "A Good Name Is
from Boston (Mass.) Post, A2968.
Editorial from Boston Daily Record en-
titled "President Safeguards," A3437.
Editorial from Christian Science Monitor.
entitled "Jew-Gentile-Arab," A4343.
Editorial from Lawrence (Mass.) Sunday
Item paying tribute to Irving E.
Rogers, A3756.
Editorial from Lynn (Mass.) Daily Item
entitled "Socializing Real Estate,"
A5847.
Editorial from New York Journal-
American relative to acquisition of
Atlantic islands, A4365.
Editorial from Boston Globe entitled
"Pioneer Women," A5132.
Editorial from Boston Herald relative
to drive for funds in Massachusetts to
build an Al Smith Memorial Hospital
in New York City, A5690.
Editorial from Chelsea (Mass.) Evening
Record paying tribute to Joe Israelite,
A5670.
Editorial from Lawrence (Mass.) Eve-
ning Tribune entitled "A General
Failure" relative to Pearl Harbor dis-
aster, A5615.
Editorial from Lawrence (Mass.) Eve-
ning Tribune entitled "A Hero Dies,"
A4985.
Editorial from Lawrence (Mass.) Eve-
ning Tribufe entitled "Congress Be-
ware" relative to merging of all the
armed forces into one War Depart-
ment, A5617.
Editorial from Lynn (Mass.) Daily Eve-
ning Item entitled "Forgotten Men?"
A5531.
Editorial from Lynn (Mass.) Daily Eve-
ning Item relative to Lawrence, Mass.,
hospital, A5194.
Editorial from New York Times entitled
"Westward Bound,'," A5534.
Letter from Frank Siegel urging adop-
tion of three-power proposals, A69.
Letter from Frank E. Lawrence concern-
ing our foreign policy, A1071.
Letter from Peter H. Bergson soliciting
help of President in Palestine prob-
lem, A182.
Letter from Chaplain William J. Ken-
ealy, United States Naval Reserve, to
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Murphy, par-
ents of late Sic William H. Murphy,
AllI.
Letter by Pfc John C. Klangos and
others protesting against Army dis-
charge system, A2872.
Letter from a soldier relative to food
shortage, A3012.

LANE, THOMAS J.-Continued.
Letter by a soldier relative to Army dis-
charges, A3802.
Letter from Nicholas C. Ronsivalli de-
scribing experiences as a prisoner of
war, A4162.
Letter and article relative to discharge
of Jack MacNider from the marines,
A5555.
Letter by a soldier in Germany, Johln
C. Walsh, relative to treatment of en-
liste4 men, A5224.
Letter by Samuel Barnet relative to
Jewish resolution, A5078.
Letter from Dr. John J. Keane, Ipswich,
Mass., relative to establishment of
United States Foreign Service Acad-
emy, A5354.
Letter from Kenneth I. Taylor, secre-
tary-treasurer, Massachusetts State
Federation of Labor, urging support
of Wagner-Ellender bill, S. 1342, A5329.
Letter from Thomas Dorgan, Boston,
Mass., on need of veterans' building at
Boston, Mass., A5546.
Letter of a GI appearing in a periodical
relative to ships not being used to
return servicemen, A5280.
Letters from Harry A. Twichell, general
chairman, Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers, relative to price control,
A5318.
Poem by Henry Gillen from Boston Post
entitled "The Boston Massacre, 1770-
1945," A1050.
Poem entitled "Taking Over," A9.
Poem by Henry Gillen entitled "Frank-
lin Delano Roosevelt," A1964.
Radio address February 19, 1945, rela-
tive to punishment of war criminals,
A735.
Radio address eulogizing George Wash-
ington, February 22, 1945, A1035.
Radio addrcss at Lawrence, Mass., on
Memorial Day, A2690.
Radio addreas, Lawrence, Mass., for
Seventh War Loan, A3284.
Radio address on subject of reconver-
sion and employment, A3944.
Radio addresses on VJ-day, A3747, A3797.
Radio address entitled "Buy Victory
Bonds," A5020.
Radio address on Armistice Day, A4969.
Resolution of citizens of Boston, Mass.,
paying tribute to Poland, A270.
Resolution of Sons of Italy, of Lynn,
Mass., favoring lend-lease for Italy,
A509.
Resolutions of Boston (Mass.) Chamber
of Commerce relative to future aviation
policy, A724.
Resolutions of Massachusetts Legislature
urging relief for farmers, A1167.
Resolution of Massachusetts Legislature
relative to San Francisco Peace Con-
ference, A1215.
Rssolution of Peabody (Mass.) Lodge of
ElIks condemning celebration of hos-
tilities until fall of Japan, A1397.
Resolution by Massachusetts General As-
sembly relative to payment of veterans'
claims, A2182.
Resolution by Massachusetts General
Court on pay of postal employees,
A2179.
Resolution by Jewish War Veterans, De-
partment of Massachusetts, A2296.
Resolution of General Court of Mas-
sachusetts opposing further decreases
in tariff rates, A2839.
Resolution by city council, Lawrence,
Mass., relative to legislation to facili-
tate reconversion, A4158.
Resolution by United Electrical, Radio
and Machine Workers of America,
Lynn, Mass., A3949.
Resolution by Winthrop (Mass.) Zionist
district relative to Palestine, A4153.
Resolutions adopted by Disabled Amer-
ican Veterans, A3855.
Resolution oy Textile Workers Union of
America, CIO, on housing, A5435.
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LANE, THOMAS J.-Continued.
Resolution of International Fur and
Leather Workers Union, Peabody, Mass.,
A5024.
Resolution of Local 227, Textile Workers
Union of America, CIO, regarding Fair
Labor Standards Act, A5166.
Rasolution of Massachusetts State Fed-
eration of Labor urging support of
Wagner-Ellonder bill, S. 1342, A5330.
Sermon by Rev. Duncan Howiett entitled
"The Truth in the Cord Mill Crisis,"
A1209.
Speech before Massachusetts State Con-
vention of Federation of Post Office
Clerks, Haverhill, Mass., A5152.
Statement by John J. Reilly replying to
articles by Randolph Churchill on Ire-
land, A5160.
Telegram from Jewish organizations in
Chelsea, Mass., A4348.
Bills and 1ointresolutions introduced by
American Expeditionary Forces: to
recognize high public service of volun-
teers in trench-fever experiments (see
bill H. R 125), 20.
Armed forces: grant temporary commis-
sioned rank to certain male nurses (see
bill H. R. 483), 26.
-grant temporary commissioned
rank to certain male nurses (see bill
H. R. 68), 19.
- retirement benefits for certain
emergency cfficers of World War I
(see bill H. R. 71), 19.
-relating to income tax of (see bill
I1: R. 64). 19.
-to provide 30 days' leave to en-
listed men (see bill H. R. 2583), 2072.
-to give enlisted personnel 30 days'
leave before honorable discharge 'from
(see blill H. R. 3037), 3822.
-to provide for discharge of certain
members (see bill H. R. 4275), 9372.
- to grant enlisted personnel 30
days' leave before discharge (see bill
H. R. 4736), 10826.
Athas, Steve: for relief (see bill H. R.
3788), 7506.
Automobile tax: to repeal (see bill H. R.
69), 19.
Bellia, Antonio: for relief (see bill H. R.
221), 32.
Boston, Mass.: construct Veterans' Ad-
ministration regional office building at
(see bill H. R. 75), 19.
Bower, Florence E., and others: for re-
11of (see bill H. R. 218), 32.
Capodilupo, Pletro Rocco: for relief (see
bill H. R. 223), 32.
Civil-service employees: amend act for
retirement of (see bill H. R. 74), 19.
Civil Service Retirement Act: to amend
(see bills H..R. 3110, 4133), 4174, 8799.
Constitution of the United States: to
amend to allow citizens 18 years old
to vote (see H. J. Res. 12), 30.
Danks, Edward F.: for relief (see bill H. R.
2089), 975.
Dukes,, Chester R.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 951), 61.
Employees' Compensation Act: to amend
(see bill H. R. 3169), 4370.
Employees of United States: to amend
act to provide vacations (see bill H. R.
482), 26.
-- relating to payment of accrued
annual leave upon separation from
Government service (see bill H. R. 59),
19.
-remove discrimination in over-
time pay (see bill H. R. 485), 26.
- authorize additional compensa-
tion (see bills H. R. 484, 488), 26.
- to provide overtime compensation
(see bill H. R. 487), 26.
- to amend act to provide vacations
for (see bill H. R. 1437), 268.
- to provide compensation for
forfeited leave (see bill H. R. 1438).
268.
LANE, THOMAS J.-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutionsintroduced by
Employees of United States: providing
for longevity pay (see bill H. R. 1520),
291.
-to provide for lump payment of
compensation for accumulated annual
leave (see bill H. R. 1502), 290.
- relating to payment of accrued
annual leave (see bill H. R. 2523), 1895.
-relating to payment of accumu-
lated or accrued annual leave due at
time of death (see bill H. R. 2803),
2888.
- to amend act relative to accumu-
lated or accrued leave (see bills H. R.
4005, 4387, 4388), 8575, 9726.
Federal Civilian Retirement Administra-
tion: to create (see bill H. R. 3106),
4085.
Generazzo, Mario: for relief (see bill
H. R. 4578), 10321.
Gis, Mikalaj: for relief (see bill H. R.
4417), 9757.
Gordon, Benjamin: for relief (see bills
H. R. 3722, 4138), 7342, 8799.
Hay fever: to appropriate funds for re-
search with respect to cause and cure
of (see bill H. R. 4279), 9372.
Hebrews in Europe: to establish pro-
cedure for repatriation of (see H. J.
Res. 176, 186), 4038, 4465.
Hewitt, Mrs. Harry-E.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 3721), 7342.
Housing:* relating to receipts of public
housing agencies (see bill H. R. 77),
19.
Internal Revenue Code: to amend (see
bill H. R. 2797), 2828.
Kibbey, George H.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 2088), 975.
Lawrence, Mass.: construct veterans hos-
pital at (see bill H. R. 76), 19.
Lewis, Louise Peters: for relief (see bill
H. R. 225), 32.
Merchant marine: to confer certain
bsnefits upon members (see bill H. R.
1177), 125.
-to confer same rights and benefits
upon members as are conferred upon
members of armed forces (see bill H. R,
80), 20.
Monaghan, James E., administrator: for
relief (see bill H. R. 217), 32.
Mortatos, Nicholas: for relief (see bill
H. R. 3540), 6535.
Mustering Out Payment Act: to extend
to certain persons discharged to accept
employment (see bill H. R. 70), 19.
-to extend to certain persons (see
bill H, R. 4365), 9642.
Nationality Act: to amend relative to
fees collected in naturalization pro-
ceedings (see bill H. R. 63), 19.
Noonan, John J.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 4139), 8799.
Old-age assistance: to establish a na-
tional pension system (see bill H. R.
60), 19.
- to provide self-sustaining na-
tional pension system (see bill H. R.
486), 26.
-to increase Federal contributions
to States (see bill H. R. 61), 19.
Parker River National Wildlife Refuge,
Mass.: to abolish (see bill H. R. 4364),
9642.
Piavallo, Natale: for relief (see bill H. R.
3737), 7506.
Piccirillo, Nicola: for relief (see bill H. R.
3789), 7506.
Postal Service: provide for weekly pay
days (see bills H. R. 66, 67), 19.
-amend act to provide differential
in pay for night workers (see bill H. R.
62), 19.
Rando, Bartolo: for relief (see bill H. R.
3786), 7506.
Sapienza, Francesco: for relief (see bills
H. R. 224, 226), 32.

LANE, THOMAS J.-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Seferian, John and Laura: for relief (see
bill H. R. 216), 32.
Social Security Act: to encourage bene-
ficiaries to- be gainfully employed (see
bill H. R. 65), 19.
-relating to burial expinses of in-
sured individuals (see bill H. R. 79), 19.
Solone, Carlo: to correct naval record
(see bill H. R. 220), 32.
Stabilization Act of 1942: to amend (see
bill H. R. 329), 5037.
Stacey, Samuel: for relief (see bill H. R.
219), 32.
Taxation: to exempt bonuses paid for
service in armed forces (see bill H. R.
3918), 8336.
Tracey, Michael J.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 222), 32.
United States Foreign Service Academy:
to establish (see bill H. R. 4843), 11155.
Veterans: additional compensation to
those pursuing vocational training
(see bill H. R. 73), 19.
War-damage insurance: to amend law
relative to (see bill H. R. 72), 19.
William P. Connery, Jr., Memorial Vet-
erans' Hospital: to name facility at
West Roxbury, Mass. (see bill H. R.
3799), 7551.
World War'adjusted-service certificates:
to extend for 1 year the time for filing
(see bills H. R. 1593, 2039), 326, 907.
World War veterans of United States
merchant marine: to Incorporate (see
bill H. R. 78), 19.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Dunn, James B.: to investigate decree
of District Court of Maryland in re
(see H. Res. 86, 87), 291.
Palestine: establish shelter for Jews in
(see H. Res. 16), 31
Political refugees: to admit temporarily
(see H. Res. 17), 31.
San Francisco Conference: to designate
as Roosevelt Conference (see H. Res.
218), 3391.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 1830, 4370.
Societies and associations, 1171, 1886,
1958, 2166, 4685, 8725, 9293, 9757, 11156,
11932.
State legislatures, 5038.
Remarks by, on
Antiracketeering bill, 11847.
Armed forces: delay in demobilizing,
8693.
Barry, John: commemorative stamp,
A5191.
Black market, 5167.
Boston Navy Yard: efficiency ratings,
A3976.
Bretton Woods Agreements Act, 5661.
Carter, Sgt. Albert J.: tribute to, A5034.
Crompton, Henry Hughes: poem paying*
tribute to, A1072.
Federal employees: need of salary ad-
justments, 5167.
Full-employment bill, 12019.
Foreign policy of the United States, 287.
Hebrews: murder by Germans of, 906.
Housing shortage, A3980.
Israelite, Joe: tribute to, A5670.
Meat rationing, A3952.
Merchant Seamen's War Service Act,
9819, 9820.
National pensions, 2929.
National War Labor Board, 11833.
Palestine problem, 9684, A4345.
Parcel-post packages to Italy, A4391.
Pall, Herbert C., 906.
Polish Constitution Day, 4147.
Reciprocal trade agreements, 5081.
United Nations War Crimes Commission,
906.
Unknown soldier of World War II, 11154.
VE-day, 4307.
Veterans: discrimination against those
over 38 years of age, A4051.
War criminals: punishment, 906.
War Labor Disputes Act: repeal, 11833.
White-collar workers: plight of, 5167.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
INDEX
LANEY, BEN (governor, Arkansas), address
relative to problems in Arkansas by,
A2195.
LANGAGER, NICK, authorize Secretary of
Interior to convey land in Montana
to (see bill S. 1539).
LANGE. OSCAR, editorial from Chicago Daily
Tribune relative to turncoat policy of,
A4570.
LANGER, E. M., article entitled "Deliverance
or Doom" from Collier's by, A4327.
LANGER, WILLIAM (a Senator from North
Dakota).
Address prepared for delivery in New
York City entitled "Retrocession of
South Tyrol to Austria," A2557.
Address delivered at the Academy of
Music, Brooklyn, N. Y., entitled "Eng-
land-Enemy of Liberty," A5264.
Address at Never-Back-to-the-Ghttto
rally, New York City, 'April 19, 1945,
A1912.
Address by R. T. Haslam before New,
Brunswick (N. J.) Chamber of Com-
merce entitled "United We Stand,"
1214. / Doherty, 5926.
Address by Sister Kenny before Illinois
State Legislature, A2107.
Address by the Preaident at dedication
of Gilbertsville Dam, A4258.
Address by Walter'H. Uphoff relative to
peacetime military training, A3044.
Advertisement by National Committee
for India's Freedom, A5563.
Advertisement sponsored by various or-
ganizations and refused by Washing-
ton Post newspaper, 11009.
Announcement of vote on confirmation
of Spruille Braden, 9906.
Appointed conferee, 6188, 6747.
Appointed on committee, 169, 170.
Appointed on funeral committee, 10621.
Appointed on funeral committee, 1708.
Appointed on Special Silver Committee,
12230.
Article by C. L. Sulzberger in New York
Times relative to trial in Cairo of
assassins of Lord Mayne, 259.
Article from Northwest Insurance maga-
zine on purchase of war bonds by peo-
ple of North Dakota, 2389.
Article by William Henry Chamberlin
from Progressive relative to winning
the peace, A1470.
Article from Railroad Trainman entitled
"General Marshall Orders Army To
Fight Antilabor Campaign of Press
and Radio," 2990.
Article from Labor (magazine) on wages
of coal miners, 3147.
Afticle from New York Times relative to
reduction in output of farm machin-
ery, A1707.
Article by David Lawrence entitled
"World Power Concepts," A2126.
Article by Tom Ashley entitled "Plant-
ing by Airplane," A2573.
Article entitled "Lack of Meat Affects
Harvest in Kansas," 7781.
Article and communications giving data
on farm machinery shipped to Can-
ada, A2742.
Article and resolution relative to duck
damage to crops, A2652.
Article by William Philip Simms entitled
"Poland's Sun Fades Again," A3129.
Article entitled "Hotel Owners' Side of
It", appearing in Miami (Fla.) Daily
News, 6634.
Article by Constantine Brown on Lon-
don Conference of Foreign Ministers,
A4149.
Article in New York Herald Tribune giv-
ing President Truman's reply to
Thomas E. Dewey's statement on St.
Lawrence seaway, A4082.
Article by Austin J.App entitled "If You
Want Peace, Prepare for Peace," A5371.
Article by Paul Mallon on loan to Great
Britain, A5569.
367
LANGER, WILLIAM-Continued.
Article on sale of E bonds, in North
Dakota and Montana, 11081.
Article entitled "Russia Takes Over the
Balkans" from publication Human
Events, 6267.
Article from Washington Post entitled
"Trend to Communism in Europe
Found by Senators During Tour," 6331.
Corrected testimony of Mrs. Catherine
P. Baldwin on United Nations Char-
ter, A3654.
Editorial from Saturday Evening Post on
mass sedition trial in Washington, 156.
Editorial from New York Herald Tribune
entitled "Bridgehead at William and
Mary," 1114.
Editorial and letter by William C. Doherty
favoring wage increase for postal em-
ployees, A2113, A2114.
Editorial from Fargo (N. Dak.) Forum
relative to pay of postal employees,
3708.
Editorial from New York Daily Mirror on
justice for the postman, A2116.
Editorials on compensation of postal
workers compiled by William C.
Editorial from the Progressive opposing
Missouri Valley Authority, A2737.
Editorial from Bottineau (N. Dak.)
Courant entitled "No Need for Con-
scription," A4312.
Editorial from Fargo (N. Dak.) Forum on
St. Lawrence waterway, A4633.
Editorials and articles on Anglo-British
relations, A4519.
Editorial from Chicago Tribune entitled
"They Call It Peace," A5293.
Editorial from Detroit News on St.
Lawrence seaway, A5566.
Excerpt from Look by Mario A. Pei en-
titled "The American Road to Peace:
A Constitution for the World," 6334.
Letter from Hassan (Egyptian minister)
regarding the Moyne trial, 462.
Letter from Glenn J. Talbott, president,
North Dakota Farmers Union, relative
to drafting of farm workers, 464.
Letters from individuals concerning mili-
tary airplane accidents, A387.
Letter by Paul Schilla, Dickinson, N.
Dak., regarding shortage of farm ma-
chinery, 3363.
Letter to veterans explaining bill (S.
1073) to provide adjusted-service com-
pensation, 5311.
Letter and clippings relative to Allied
aid to Italian transportation from
James P. Munson, A2906.
Letter from an American newspaperman
relative to production of defective
planes received by. 7043.
Letter from Miami Beach Hotel Owners'
Association favoring fair and just
rents, 6833.
Letter from Senator Truman relative to
investigation of airplane accidents re-
ceived by, 7042.
Letter by Herschell Laskowitz (soldier
stationed in Panama) relative to
Government policies and servicemen,
A3976.
Letter by J. M. Thompson, Department
of Agriculture, relative to price of eggs,
10121.
Letter by Ray Thompson relative to price
of poultry and eggs, 9045.
Letter by Raymond M. Shipman, secre-
tary, North Central Jurisdictional
Conference of the Methodist Church,
Muscatine, Iowa, relative to withhold-
ing tax, 9212.
Letter by Rev. V. F. Mikolasek, Lankin,
N. Dak., relative to UNRRA and
Czechoslovakia, 10122.
Letter by Robert C. Tueting in the Pro-
gressive opposing compulsory military
service, A4315.
Letter by Val J. Peter, Omaha, Nebr.,
relative to relatives of American citi-
zens residing in Germany, 8802.
368
LANGER, WILLIAM-Continued.
Letter from Northwestern Lumbermen's
Association relative to shortage of
lumber, A4629.
Letter from Richard Lloyd Jones, pub-
lisher of Tulsa (Okla.) Tribune urging
release of servicemen, 10121.
Letter by Edward P. Dobyns regarding
problems of returning veterans, 11008.
Letter by Quin Goldman relative to sale
of tickets for Army-Navy football
game, 11010.
Letter by Rev. Paul G. Hayes, Bismarck,
N. Dak., relative to discharge of men
from civilian public service, A5127.
Letter from Barton Farmers' Union Lo-
cal, Pierce County, N. Dak., relating to
shipment of tires to European coun-
tries, 10953.
Letter from George Mann relative to
scarcity of clothing in North Dakota,
11009.
Letter from Ireland's Lumber Yard,
Grand Forks, N. Dak., protesting OPA
policies, 12102.
Letter to Chester W. Bowles from Retail
Lumber Dealers' Association, A5561.
Letters by H. E. Lillo and Vic Hilistrom
relative to compulsory military train-
ing, 10121, 10122.
List of wars, 1800-1941, A3664.
Memorial by Brotherhood Congress of
North Dakota Evangelical Church op-
posing compulsory peacetime military
training, 11707.
Memorial by 68 citizens of North Da-
kota opposing peacetime military con-
scription, 11079.
Memorial from 136 citizens of North Da-
kota opposing peacetime universal
military conscription, 11009.
Newspaper articles concerning record of
Japanese-American soldiers, A3327.
News release of War Production Board
relative to use of lumber for prefabri-
cated houses for England, A1700.
Petition from farmers of Zeeland, N. Dak.,
relative to slaughtering permits, 77E4.
Petition relative to Pearl Harbor disas-
ter, 7429.
Petition by citizens of Warwick, N. Dak.,
praying for enactment of bill to create
Missouri Valley Authority, 11009.
Petition by Mrs. A. Kovarik, Hebron, N.
Dak., favoring peacetime military con-
scription, 11079.
Petition by sundry citizens relative to
release of conscientious objectors,
11704.
Petition from Slope County Farmers
Union relative to release to farmers of
surplus trucks, tractors, etc., 11704.
Petition requesting release of all con-
scientious objectors, 11525.
Petitions by citizens of North Dakota re-
lating to universal military training,
11235.
Poem by John Magill entitled "Glorious
Leader," A2251.
Radio address entitled "The Need for a
Spiritual Revival," A567.
Radio address on subject San Francisco
Conference and World Conditions,
A2634.
Resolution by Grand Forks, (N. Dak.)
Civic and Commerce Association rela-
tive to adjustment of wages, 260.
Resolution by Tennessee Rural Electric
Cooperative Association, 258.
Resolution by Western Association of
State Game and Fish Commissioners,
258.
Resolution by postwar planning commit-
tee, State Teachers College, Dickin-
son, N. Dak., 914.
Resolutions of Williams County (N. Dak.)
Farmers' Union Convention, 915.
Resolution by Gilbert C. Grafton Post,
No. 2, American Legion, Fargo, N. Dak.,
favoring closing of business houses
during opening hour of San Francisco
Conference, 2312.
INDEX
LANGER, WILLIAM-Continued.
Resolution by Minnkota Power Coopera-
tive, Inc., favoring Rural Electrification
Administration as an independent
agency, 8706.
Resolution by Minnkota Power Coopera-
tive, Inc., endorsing John M. Carmody
as Administrator of Raral Electrifica-
tion Administration, 3706.
Resolution by Cass County Bar Associa-
tion, Fargo, N. Dak., favoring bills to
improve administration of justice,
4585.
Resolutions by Great Northern Turkey
Cooperatives, Inc., relative to Missouri
Valley Authority, 4585.
Resolution by City Council of Dearborn,
Mich., opposing Federal housing proj-
ect at Dearborn, Mich., 5384.
Resolution by farm-loan associations
meeting at Mott, N. Dak., relative to
loans to veterans, 5384.
Resolutions by National Association of
State Universities relating to education
and training of veterans, 5383.
Resolution by North Dakota Reclamation
Association, Minot, N. Dak., relative to
Missouri River Basin, 5840.
Resolution by Tim Running Post, Ameri-
can Legion, Devils Lake, N. Dak., rela-
tive to investigation of Veterans' Ad-
ministration, 5466.
Resolution by Mountrail County Na-
tional Farm Loan Association, Stanley,
N. Dak., relative to loans by Federal
Land Bank, 7269.
Resolution by Towner County National
Farm Loan Association relative to loans
to farmers and veterans by Federal
farm loan bank, 7507.
Resolution by Barnes County Committee
for Missouri Valley Authority, 10114.
Resolution by Farmers' Union Coopera-
tive Produce Association, Devils Lake,
N. Dak., opposing compulsory military
training, 10070.
Resolution by Wahpeton (N. Dak.)
Chamber of Commerce relating to Mis-
souri Valley Authority, 10114.
Resolution by North Dakota Committee
of One Hundred and Six for a Missouri
Valley Authority, 12309.
Resolution from Burke County, N. Dak.,
relative to Garrison Dam, 12101.
Resolution of Bottineau County Farmers'
Union relative to exportation of tires,
11624.
Resolution of North Dakota State Water
Conservation Commission relative to'
Garrison Dam, 11524.
Resolutions by Burleiah County (N. Dak.)
Farmers' Union, 11860.
Resolutions of Farmers' Union of Logan
County, N. Dak., 11788.
Several letters on shortage of farm ma-
chinery, 6796, 6797.
Statement by F. E. Molin, American Live-.
stock Association, relative to cattle in-
dust.ry and tariff reduction, A2636.
Statement by Norman Thomas relative to
universal military training before
Woodrum committee, A2903.
Statement on Little Steel formula from
Committee on Post Offices and Post
Roads, 6743.
Statement by William H. McMaster rela-
tive to United Nations Charter, 7508.
Statement by Edwin W. Elmer, of Inde-
pendent Retail Lumber Dealers' Asso-
ciation, on problems of lumber dealers,
A5559.
Tables: farm production in North Da-
kota, 16E6, 1657.
-farm-machinery exports, 3215.
-harvested acreage-grains, 2990.
-imports of agricultural products,
6330, 6331.
-railroad land grants, 10107.
sales of public lands, 10105.
Telegram by Raymond Olson relative to
price of poultry and eggs, 9045.
LANGER, WILLIAM-Continued.
Telegram by Thomas E. Dewey to Presi-
dent Roosevelt regarding St. Lawrence
seaway, A4054.
Telegrams relative to release of service-
men, 10121.
Testimony of John T. Flynn, Carl H.
Mote, and Florence Cafferatta on United
Nations Charter, A3660.
Testimony of Elise French Johnston on
the United Nations Charter, A3671.
Amendments offered by, to
Bretton Woods agreements (H. R. 3314):
to amend, 7591, 7774.
Employees of the United States pay bill:
S. 807) : to amend, 4723.
- salary increase (S. 1415) : to
amend, 10324.
Federal employees pay bill (S. 1415) : to
amend, 12147.
Flood relief bill (S. 938): to amend,
4394, 4395.
Full-employment bill (S. 380): to
amend, 8139.
Hospitals (S. 191): to amend, 11799.
Interior Department appropriation bill
(H. R. 3024) : to amend 5443, 5444, 505.
Lend-lease (H. R. 2013) : to amend, 3248.
National Service Act (H. R. 1752): to
amend, 1474, 1916, 1917.
Railroad Retirement Acts (S. 293), to
amend, 4783.
Treasury-Post Office appropriation bill
(H. R. 2252) : to amend, 2985.
Vessels (H. R. 3603): to amend, 11933,
12257.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Agricultural workers: to clarify law re-
lating to utilization of (see S. J. Res.
19), 370.
Alaska: to admit into. the Union (see
bill S. 241), 192.
Ali, Aftab, for relief (see bill S. 1081),
5385.
Armed forces: to amend Internal Rev-
enue Code relative to income taxes of
members of (see bill S. 499), 916.
-to relieve certain persons over 38
years of age from service in (see bill
& 835), 3146.
- to release certain persons over
age of 38 from (see bill S. 1006), 4588.
- to provide immediate release of
certain members (see bills S. 1392, S.
1393), 8585.
-to provide for hospitalization and
treatment of members suffering from
transversemyelitis (see bill 5. 1633).
11009.
Army: to replace medical personnel com-
missioned from civilian life with per-
sons trained under Army specialized
training program (see S. J. Res. 97),
8882.
Army-Navy football game: providing for
location (see billS. 1548), 10251.
Bank of the United States: to establish
(see bill S. 1334), 8139.
Bankruptcy: to amend act to establish
a uniform system of (see bill S. 1429),
8382.
Baseball players: requiring major-league
teams to employ crippled veterans
(see bill S. 1107), 5598.
Blood donors: to award ration tokens to
(see bill S. 1262), 7433.
Chaplin, Charles: to investigate relative
to deportation (see bill S. 536), 1113.
Civil Service Retirement Act: to amend
(see bills S. E39, 1089), 3146.
Constitution of the United States: to
amend relating to terms of office of
the President and for election by pop-
ular vote (see S. J. Res. 12), 159.
-to amend relative to composition
of President's Cabinet (see S. J. Res.
11), 159.
to amend relative to impeach-
ment proceedings (see S. J. Res. 52),
3147.

LANGER, WILLIAM-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Ccurts: relating to venue in prosecutions
of offenses against laws cf the United
States (see bill S. 1091), 5467.
Employees of the United States: grant-
ing certain dismissed employees the
right to hearings before Civil Service
Commission (see bill S. 382), 370.
-to exclude from jury service (see
billS. 602), 1348.
Equal rights for men and women: to
amend Constitution relative to (see S.
J. Res. 61), 4100.
Fair employment practices: to provide
(s~e bill S. 101), E0.
Farm Security Administration: to pro-
vide for liquidation of project RRM021
(see bill S. 951).
Federal employees: to amend law relat-
ing to supplementing of salaries of
(see bill S. 600), 1348.
- to adjust salaries of employees
whose compensation is fixed by wage
boards (see bill S. 1222), 7152.
Federal Farm Loan Act: to amend so as
to prohibit Federal land banks from
refusing to make mortgage loans in
States which prohibit deficiency loans
(see bill1 S. 834), 3144.
Full employment: to provide (see billS.
380), 5211.
Government officials: to provide for bind-
ing of (see bill S.1333), 8139.
Government employees: to provide ma-
ternity leave for (see bill S. 1332),
81'9.
Government of the United States: to
provide accountability of action by
personnel in independent establish-
ments (see bill S. 232), 159.
- to limit the time within which
certain actions.may be brought by (see
bill S. 1390), 8585.
- relating to admission of attorneys
at law to practice before departments of
(see bill S. 572), 1211.
Government Printing Office: Investiga-
tion (see S. Res. 114), 3147.
Gratuities to parents of children here-
after born: to provide (see bill S. 837),
3146.
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Basin agree-
ment: to approve (see bill S. 1331),
8119.
-to approve agreement with Can-
ads (see S. J. Res. 104), 9215.
Heuther Bros.: for relief (see bill S. 570),
1211.
Hoksina, Stephen: for relief (see bill S.
1632), 11009.
India: to naturalize certain people re-
siding in United States from (see bill
S. 236), 159.
Indians: to remove restrictions on prop-
erty of Indians who serve in armed
forces of United States (see bill S.
1093), 5467.
-to prohibit appointment of per-
sons of less than one-half Indianblood
to bffice of Commissioner of Indian
Affairs (see bill S. 1092), 5467.
-- to confer jurisdiction on North
Dakota over offenses committed by or
against (see bill S. 1305), 7967.
-to prevent placing of liens upon
lands of Indian recipients of old-age
assistance benefits (see bill S. 1484),
9644.
Insurance companies: denial of mails in
certain cases (see bill S. 606), 1349.
Knutson, Hazel Echo: for relief (see bill
S. 1571), 10487.
Land Bank Commissioner loans: to ex-
tend for one additional year reduced
rate of interest (see bill S. 231), 159.
Lincoln, Abraham: designating as a legal
holiday the birthday 'of (see bill S.
1033), 4783.
Listening'devices: to regulate use of (see
bill S. 376), 370.
XCI-Ind-24
INDEX
LANGER, WILLIAM-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Missouri River: to bridge (see bill S. 233),
159.
Mustering-Out Payment Act: to Increase
: .(see bill S. 1095), 5467.
National Infantile Paralysis Clinic: to
establish (see bill S. 800), 2894.
National Service Life Insurance Act:
amendment of (see bill S. 601), 1348.
Naval Reserve and Marine Corps Reserve:
to amend act to create (see bills S. 239,
500), 159, 916.
Navy and Coast Guard: to provide for
changing design on uniform of en-
listed personnel of (see bill S. 1082),
5385.
Nepotism: to prevent in appointments to
governmental positions (see bill S.
237), 159.
Nurses: to issue medals to those held as
prisoners of the Japanese in Philip-
pines (see bill S. 604), 1349.
Old-age assistance (Townsend Act) : to
provide (see bill S. 809), 3008.
Ost, Albert R.: for relief (see bill S. 950),
4099.
Postage stamps: to issue victory series
(see S. J. Res. 73), 5477.
Postal service: to establish methods of
advancement for employees in field
service (see bill S. 1096), 5467.
-to provide sick and annual leave
for war service indefinite substitutes
(see bills S. 1553, 1572), 10324, 10487.
Post Office Department: relating to ap-
pointments in field service (see bill S.
1659), 11370.
Public offices: to prohibit appointment
of residents of the same State to cer-
tain (see bill S. 238), 159.
Puerto Rico: to admit into the Union
(see bill S. 1485), 9844.
Racial discrimination: to prohibit at
colleges and universities, (see bill S.
537), 1114.
Railroad Retirement Act: to amend (see
bill S. 1094), 5467.
Secretary of Agriculture: authorizing
cancellation of certain indebtedness
by (see bill S. 230), 159.
Selective Training and Service Act: to
prohibit further inductions under (see
bil; S. 1391), 8585. -
Servicemen's Dependents Allowance Act:
to amend (see bill S. 952), 4099.
Sigloh, John H. (see S. 1180), 6411.
Sioux Tribe of Indians: to supplemnent
act to provide full accounting in pend-
ing claims of (see S. J. Res. 67), 4783.
Social Security Act: to amend (see bill
S. 571), 1211.
- to include ministers of religion
and other officers or employees of
churches under provisions of (see bill
S. 808), 3008.
Taxation: to direct payment of highway
use taxes in operation of any system
of commercial transportation taken
over by Federal Government (see bill
S. 992), 4504.
Unlavful restraints and monopolies: to
amend act to protect trade and com-
merce against (see bill S. 1474), 9563.
Veterans: to adjudicate benefits before
discharge from armed forces for dis-
ability (see bill S. 603), 1348.
to provide for issuance of civilian
clothing to members of armed forces
upon discharge (see bill S. 605), 1349.
-to repeal requirement of taking
pauper's oath (see bill S. 235), 159.
-to increase amount of loans which
may be guaranteed by Administrator
of Veterans' Affairs (see bill S. 1090),
5467.
-to provide adjusted service com-
pensation for (see ,bill S: 1073), 5311.
-to provide insurance annuities
(see bill S. 1427), 8882.
369
LANGER, WILLIAM-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Vocational and other training: to assist
States In providing (see bill S. 836),
3146.
Wipperling, Meta D.: to naturalize (see
bill S. 1428), C882.
Wornhoff, W. C. and Josephine: for re-
lief.(see bill S. 498), 916.
Yellowstone River: to bridge (see bill
S. 234), 159.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Cigarettes: to investigate shortage cf
(see S. Res. 84), 1350.
Cotton: investigation relative to use in
road building (see S. Res. 131), 5467.
Moses, John: funeral expenses (see S.
Res. 100), 2168.
Pipe lines: relating to sale of Big Inch
and Little Big Inch (see S. Con. Res.
36), 9474.
Reconversion of industry to civilian pro-
duction: investigation (see S. Res.
130), 5386.
Selective Service: to investigate effect
of order of Director on production of
food and other agricultural prcducts
(see S. Res. 80), 1212.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 11008.
Societies and associations, 11008.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural Extension Service, 4506.
Agricultural research laboratories, 8817.
Air bases abroad, 1135.
Aircraft accidents: data on, 194.
* letter by Joe Leib. 193.
- report of War Department on
plane losses, 195.
Airplane accidents, 5333, 7162-7180.
-statement by Harry S. Truman
in 1943, 7162.
- investigation of, 7041, 7042; 7043.
-- continental United States,
_in
3475-3478, 3774, 4122, 495.
excerpt from Truman committee
report, 3475. •
- testimony of Frank R. Hirsch,
3477.
Airports: Federal aid bill, 8523, 8533.
Alaska, 6268.
Alcoholic beverage industry: investiga-
tion, 191.
Alien residents: escape from taxes, 7790.
Armed forces: relief- of certain persons
over 38 years of age from service in,
3146.
-demobilization program, 9478.
-discharge of fathers, 12499.
Army: voluntary enlistment bill, 8969,
9019.
--- installations in Africa, 1133, 1136.
Army-Navy football game, 10251.
article on sale of tickets, 11081.
Baseball players: employment of crip-
pl'd veterans, 5598.
Bean Lake, Mo., 12423.
Bell Aircraft Corp., Buffalo, N. Y.: alleged
production of defective planes, 5333.
-list of directors, 5334.
-testimony of Martin J.Green (for-
mer inspector), 5333.
Boxcar shortage, 2174, 3400.
letters. etc. from elevator com-
panies, 3204-3211.
- telegrams from elevator com-
panies, 3250-3254.
Bretton Woods agreements, 7606, 7607,
7774.
Business, labor peace code, 2989.
Cairo, Egypt: trial of assassins of Lord
Moyne, 259.
Canol project, 2170.
Central Valley project, 5481.
Census of Agriculture, 1217, 1213.
Chandler, Albert B.: appointment as
baseball commissioner, 3775.
Chicago Grain Exchange: speculation on,
7691.
Chickens: letter regarding prices, 7153.
Cigarette shortage: letter by E. F. Rag-
land, 274a.
370 INDEX
LANGER, WILLIAM-Continued. LANGER, WILLIAM-Continued. LANGER, WILLIAM-Continued.
Remarks by, on Remarks by, on 'Remarks by, on
Civil Service Retirement Act: amendment Food and Agriculture Organization of Mexico: water treaty, 2814, 3298, 3368,
relating to tax, 3146. United Nations, 7847, 7848, 7856. 3426.
Clayton, W. L.: confirmation as assistant Foreign Service: bill to strengthen, 3757. Middle East: policy of United States in,
Secretary of State, 6268. Freight cars for grain. shipments: need 1225.
Coal miners: discrimination in treatment of investigation, 3203-3215. Midwestern truck strike, 11290.
of, 3147. Eull Employment Act of 1945, 8958, 9125, Missouri River bridge, 7351.
Columbia River: toll bridge, Astoria, 9133. Missouri Valley Authority, 4787.
Oreg., 4802. Garrison Dam, 12337. -- adverse report by Commerce Com-
Commodity Credit Corporation, 3076. Garrison, N. Dak.: protest by Indian mittee, 4224.
Comptroller General: statement on war- tribes against building of dam near, -hearings on bill (S. 555), 4941.
contract graft, 2992. 9589, 9590. Monopolies in restraint of trade, 9563.
Compulsory military training: state- General Foods: corner of rye market, Moyne, Lord: commutation of death sen-
ment by Norman Thomas concerning, 7691. tence on assassins of, 677.
A3321. General of the Army, etc., 8593. -- appeal by leading citizens, 677.
Curtiss-Wright Aircraft Co.: defective Germany: sending of mail and packages -statement by Syud Hossain, 677.
planes, 3475, 3774, 4123, 4420, 4695, 4696, to, 12525. Narcotic laws, 7914.
7164. - letters, 12525. National Infantile Paralysis Clinic, 2894.
- address by Senator Truman in Gila River, Ariz., 2752. National Memorial Stadium Commis-
1943, 4123. Government corporations: financial con: sion, 10254, 11548.
-alleged defective planes built by, trol, 798. National Service Act, 1642, 1643, 1644,
3628. Government-owned shotguns, 12424. 1655-1658.
- correspondence with T. P. Wright, Government Printing Office: investiga- - conference report, 2913, 2914, 2916,
8192-8194. tion, 3147. 2987-2995, 3015-3020.
-exhibits, 7171-7180. Gratuities to parents of children here- -article from Labor (magazine),
-- findings of Truman committee, after born, 3146. 2988.
7165. Great Britain: control of American cor- - telegrams from railroad brother-
-letter by Laurence J. Girault, 4696. porations, 11532. hoods, 2913.
-- letter by Clifford B. Smith (in- -proposed loan to, 11709. National service life insurance, 1348.
spector), 4421. Haines, Kenneth A., 2996. Navy: uniforms, 10251.
-letters from former inspectors, Hannegan, Robert E.: confirmation, 4256. Navy and Coast Guard: uniforms of en-
4696, 4697, 4698. Horse racing: cancellation of ban on, listed personnel, 6194-6201.
-letter by James C. Larsen, 3774. 4420. -excerpts from letters, 6195.
-letter by a newspaperman rela- -letter to War Committee on Con- Navy Department appropriation bill,
tive to press party in St. Louis, 7167. ventions, 4420. 4593.
-list of directors, 4123. Hospitals: Federal aid for, 11722, 11724, -text of Borah report of July 17,
-- memorandum and letter by Army 11725, 11795, 11796, 11797, 11798, 11799. 1912, on speed-up systems in navy
Air Forces inspector, 4420. Impeachment proceedings, 3147. yards, 4593.
-statement by Senator Truman in Indians: survey of economic conditions, Newsprint shortage, 5335.
1944, 3774. 5386-5422. North Dakota: farm income, 7465, 7467,
-- statement by Justice Hughes in -statement by National American 7468.
1918, 4696. - farm production in 1944, 1655.
Indian Defense Association, Inc., 5387. _ letter from Agricultural Adjust-
Crowley, Leo T.: tribute, 9646. Insurance companies: denial of mails in
Deficiency appropriation bill, 2751, 2752, ment Administration, 1655.
certain cases, 1349. Norway's Independence Day, 4695.
2753, 2755, 12105, 12109. International aviation, 7471.
Department of State: personnel, 6332. Office of Price Administration: corre-
International organizations (H. R. 4489): spondence with lumber and shingle
-- policies of, 7471. to amend, 12433.
District of Columbia: appropriation bill, dealers relative to, 10118.
International peace organization, 474, Oregon lambs, 7783, 7784.
5961, 5962. 537-543. Palestine: resolution, 12139, 12140.
Donovan, Dennis F.: confirmation, 7627. International strip, Nogales, Ariz., 3157.
Draft of wealth, 2986. -trial of assassins of Lord Moyne,
Interior Department appropriation bill, 3088.
Dumbarton Oaks proposals and world 5337, 5338, 5339, 5386-5422, 5433, 5434,
peace, 537-543. - statement by Hebrew Committee,
5438, 5440, 5441, 5442, 5443, 5444. 3088.
-- article by William B. Ziff, 538, 539. Johnson, Royal C.: tribute to, 3398.
Electric companies: antitrust suit, 9563. Pan American Airways, 7470.
Juvenile delinquency, 3146. Patterson, Robert P.: tribute, 8981.
Employees of the United States: pay bill, Korea: attitude of State Department
723. Pauley, Edwin: grain speculation, 7692.
regarding, 7472. Peace: sacrifices to obtain, 6334.
-- maternity leave, 4723. Labor-Federal Security appropriation
Equal rights amendment, 4100. Pentagon Building, exchange of lands,
bill, 6713, 6714, 6715, 6722. 4805.
Export-Import Bank: Increase lending Lambs: situation In Oregon, 7693.
authority, 7829, 7631, 7832, 7833, 7836. Philippine Islands: rehabilitation, 11468.
Land-grant railroad rates, 9311. Phonetic alphabet, 3401.
Fair Employment Practice Committee, -conference report, 10101-10110.
7456, 7462. - article by Frank Laubach, 3402.
- cor7 espondence, 10109. Pipe lines: proposed sale of, 9474.
Farm loans: adjustment of certain, 7902. - letter by Comptroller General, Postal salary reclassification bill, 6743.
Farm machinery, 1657, 1658. 10110.
- exports under lend-lease, 3250- Prefabricated houses for England: letter
Leave of absence, 3297, 3368, 3558, 5333, from Robertson Lumber Co., 3014.
3254. 5936, 8100, 8671, 8981, 9372, 10518, 11616. Price Control Act: extension, 5700, 5853,
- shortage of, 2363, 6796, 8191. Legislative appropriation bill, 4946, 5191. 5854, 5855, 6909.
-- letters relative to exports to Legislative program, 6365. Puerto Rico: status of, 4397.
Canada, 8192. Lending agencies, 690. Racial problems, 1114, 6334.
Farm production: letters, 1656. Lend-lease: extension, 3202, 3203-3215, Railroads: reorganizations, 7792.
Farm products: subsidies, 7812. 3248, 3250-3254. Reciprocal trade agreements, 5966, 6026,
Farm workers: draft of, 371, 920, 1655- -postwar operations, 4700.
.1658. 6027, 6233, 6235, 6267, 6323, 6330, 6331,
- shipments of farm machinery 6332, 6333, 6349.
-letters and articles regarding, 371- abroad, 3203-3215. Reconversion of industry to civilian
374. Listening devices, 370. production: investigation, 5385.
Federal employees pay bill, 7161, 11801, £cng, Huey: speech on bloated fortunes, Redistribution of wealth, 3015-3020.
11947, 11948, 11949, 11952, 11953, 12243, 3016. Revenue Act of 1945, 9953, 9954, 9982.
12244, i2251. Lumber: shortage of, 3014. Rohl, Hans William: naturalization of,
Federal officers, etc.: supplementing McKeough, Raymond S., U574. 5468.
salaries of, 1348. March on Washington, 6815. -report of California Fact-Finding
Federal Farm Loan Act: proposed amend- Maritime Commission contracts, 6799, Committee on Un-American Activities,
ment, 3144. 6803. 5469.
Federal Reserve banks: reduction in Mead committee: invitation to accom- - report of House Committee on
reserve requirements, 3761, 3762, 3768, pany to Buffalo, N. Y., 7359. Military Affairs, 5468.
3774, 3830. Meat-packing industry: OPA regulations, Roosevelt, Col. Elliott: confirmation,
Flax: subsidy, 3076. 2173. 1015, 1017, 1021.
Flood-control projects: appropriation, Members of Congress: expense allowance, Rural Electrification Administration,
12117, 12121. 5191, 5201, 5209, 5210. 4512, 4527, 4528.
Flood relief: emergency bill, 4393, 4394. -salaries, 12044, 12045. Rye: corner in, 791.

LANGER, WILLIAMI-Continued.
Remarks by, on
San Francisco Conference, 3202, 6334.
Secretary of War Stimson, 6332.
Selective Service Act: extension, 3642,
3646, 3647.
-letter from War Department rela-
tive to precombat training, 3646.
Servicemen's Dependents Allowance Act,
4099.
Sister Kenney, 2894.
Stettinius, Edward R., Jr.: confirmation,
12437.
Supreme Court: summer recess, 6332.
Surplus property program, 2977, 2978,
2979, 2981, 2982, 2983, 2984, 2985.
-list of property for sale by RFC,
2983.
Surplus war material, 3846.
Tariff rates: proposed reduction, 2986.
--- letter by Tom Linder, 2986.
Tax-adjustment bill, 7792, 7796.
Tabacco: marketing agreement, 7355,
7356.
Treasury-Post Office appropriation bill,
2976, 2977, 2984.
Unemuloyment compensation bill, 8756.
United Nations Charter, £013, 8188.
United Nations Organization, 11396,
11397.
-nomination of American repre-
sentatives, 12323, 12437.
United States.Steel Corp.: defective steel
plates, 7162.
UNRRA: appropriation, 11458, 12050,
12051, 12052, 12053, 12158, 12159, 12163.
Vessels: sale of Government-owned,
11540, 11541, 11512, 11543, 11544, 11554,
11812, 11874, 11882, 12134, 12135, 12253,
12214, 12255, 12257.
Vccational training bill, 3146.
Wagner-Murray bill: printing additional
copies, 4927.
Walker, Frank C.: confirmation, 801.
Wallace, Henry A., 1355.
War profits, 2989, 2992.
William and Mary College: editorial on
race relations in student publication,
1114.
Williams, Aubrey, 2391, 2467, 2468, 2469,
2475, 2476, 2531.
Wright, Theodore P., 195.
-correction of statement regarding,
4695.
Young, Milton R.: credentials, 2382.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Agriculture and Forestry:
Farm loans: adjustment of (S. 230, Rept.
507), 7902.
Committee on Irrigation and Reclamation:
Missouri Valley Authority (S. 555, Rept.
639, pt. 2), 11451.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
LANGLEY, JAMES M., editorial, Mexican
Water Treaty, from Concord (N. H.)
Monitor, by, A1530.
LANGMUIR, IRVING, telegram endorsing res-
olution of Representative Douglas of
California for control of atomic energy
from, A5306.
LANHAM, FRITZ G. (a Representative from
Texas).
Appointed on committee, 274, 275.
Anpointed on committee on plans for
improvements to House Chamber, 7922.
Appointed on National Memorial Stadium
Commission, 100.
Article from Fort Worth Star-Telegram
entitled "What Industry Wants," A1025.
Letter from Jay B. Plangman relative to
questions and answers concerning
Texas, A1442.
Amendments cffered by, to
Deficiency appropriation bill (H. R. 2374):
to amend, 1627.
Deficiency appropriation bill (H. R. 4805):
to amend, 11129.
Legislative appropriation bill (H. R.
3104) : to amend, 4458.'
Trade-mark restrictions (H. R. 3424): to
amend, 9254.
INDEX
LANHAM, FRITZ G.-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Copyrights: renewal of certain (see bill
H. R. 1181), 126.
District of Columbia: to construct build-
ing for United States Court of Appeals
for (see bill H. R. 4719), 10785.
Ellison, R. A.: for relief of estate (see bill
H. R. 1635), 363.
Harper, Edwin E., and wife: for relief (see
bill H. R. 1476), 268.
House of Representatives: need of Office
of Fiscal Investigation, 138.
Housing: to amend act to expedite hous-
ing for national defense (see bills H. R.
8278, 3322), 4858, 5169.
-to permit occupancy in national
defense housing projects by wives and
children of veterans (see bill H. R:
1180), 126.
Housing for national defense: to amend
act to provide (see bill H. R. 3187),
4497.
Inventions: to prohibit proof of acts done
by an inventor in foreign countries
(see bill H. R. 1439), 268.
Johnson, Cleo D., and Jack B. Cherry:
for relief (see bill H. R. 4904), 11450.
Johnson, Maggie: to accept real estate
devised to the United States by (see bill
H. R. 2677), 2457.
Maddox, Alexander C., and Thomas F.
Moorey: for relief (see bill H. R. 3162),
4339.
Mount Vernon Memorial Highway: to ac-
quire additional lands along (see bill
H. R. 1179), 126.
Patents: relating to foreign patenting as
a bar to United States patent (see bill
H. R. 1178), 126.
Public buildings: to provide for construc-
tion of (see bill H. R. 4276), 9372.
Rascoe, Charles C.: to correct military
record (see bill H. R. 1244), 127.
Trade-marks: to provide for registration,
and carry cut provisions of certain in-
ternational agreements (see bill H. R.
1654), 431.
Trade-mark registrations: relating to re-
newals of (see bill H. R. 2096), 986.
-to permit renewal of certain (see
bill H. R. 3424), 5837.
Williamson, Lt. Col. Sidney R.: to restore
to active list of Marine Corps (see bills
H. R. 4238, 4799), 9211, 11007.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Film-servicing building and vaults: to
construct (see bill H. R. 1275), 148.
House of Representatives: to establish
Office of Fiscal Investigations (see H.
Res. 61), 126.
Housing program: to investigate progress
(see H. Res. 62), 126.
Public buildings: to print additional
copies of hearings on bill (H. R. 4276)
to construct (see H. Res. 459), 12101.
Remarks by, on
American Interparliamentary Congress,
1268.
Anti-poll-tax bill, 580.
Capitol Building: repair of roofs and
skylights, 7392, 7393, 7394.
Capitol police force, 4458.
Committee on Appropriations: investi-
gations by, 138.
Congressional Record: general leave to
extend remarks, 12303, 12304.
Defense housing: units for veterans,
5512.
Deficiency appropriation bill (first), 1571,
1572, 1623, 1626, 1627, 1676.
-- conference report, 3505.
Deficiency appropriation bill (second),
11128, 11129, 11130.
Departments of State, Justice, and Com-
merce appropriation bill, 2279.
District of Columbia: school teachers'
pay bill, 7376.
Fair Employment Practice Committee,
7476.
Federal construction, 9336.
371
LANHAM, FRITZ G.-Continued.
Rqmarks by, on
Federal Works Agency: deficiency ap-
propriation, 1571, 1572, 1623, 1626, 1627,
1676.
- statement by Judge Patterson,
1676.
Full-employment bill, 12007, 12008.
Housing investigation, 2438.
Housing for veterans (S. J. Res. 122),
122297, 12298, 12299, 12300, 12302,
12303, 12304.
Independent offices appropriation bill,
930, 931, 951.
Interior Department appropriation bill,
3892.
-awards for meritorious sugges-
-tions, 3892, 3893.
Inventors: acts done in foreign countries
by, 1715, 1716.
Legislative appropriation bill, 4458.
Maxico: good-neighbor relations with,
1689.
National Academy of Sciences, 6306, 6307.
Nationality Act: amendment, 4643.
National housing (H. Res. 291), 6317,
6318.
National Housing Agency: reduction in
funds, 9860.
National Inventors' Council, 6306, 6307.
Pillen, Harry: tribute, 4753.
Public housing: facilities for wives of
servicemen, 4731.
Postal employees: rewards for inven-
tions, 1263, 1264.
Public buildings: construction of, 9499.
Public buildings bill: notice of hearings,
10043.
Public works: advance planning, 11130,
11131.
-appropriation for, 930, 931.
Ramspeck, Robert: tribute, 12352.
Recbnstruction Finance Corporation:
history and operations, 2279.
Texas Independence Day, 1688.
Trade-marks: registration and protec-
tion (H. R. 1654), 1718, 1724, 1725.
Veterans: housing for, 11130, 11131.
Veterans' Administration: Department
of Medicine and Surgery, 11664.
Woodrum, Clifton A., 12199.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Patents:
Inventors: proof of acts done in foreign
countries (H. R. 1439, Rept. 217), 1470.
Trade-marks (H. R. 1654, Rept. 219),
1470.
Trade-mark registrations. (H. R. 3424,
Rept. 948), 8616.
Committee on Public Buildings and
Grounds:
Housing Act amendment (H. R. 3322,
Rept. 651), 5463.
Housing program (H. R. 3278, Rept. 607),
4913.
Housing for veterans (S. J. Res. 122,
Rept. 1442), 12103.
Johnson, Maggie (H. R. 2677, Rept. 1022),
8948.
Roofs and skylights over House and
Senate wirigs of Capitol (S. J. Res.
31, Rept. 875), 7391.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
LANHAM ACT, authorize completion of hos-
pital projects initiated by Works Prog-
ress Administration and Work Projects
Administration of funds of (see bill
S. 1192).
Letter by Representative Doyle relative
to continuance of child-care centers
under, A4154.
Remarks in House opposing curtailment
of funds provided by, A943.
Remarks in House relative to child-
care centers' operations under, A4077,
A4080, A4156.
Telegram from Ardella Tibby relative
to extension of, A4156.
LANIUS, CHARLES, article on Russian oc-
cupation of Bulgaria from Reader's
Digest by, 10291.

LANK, EDWARD J., relief (see bill H. R.
3824).
LANNON, AL, excerpt from article by N. T.
Kenney from Baltimore Sun relative
to activity in Maryland Communist
Party of, A4379.
LANNON, ANNIE M., relief (see bill H. R.
1956*).
LANPHER, JAMES THOMAS, pension (see
bill H. R. 4861).
LANSER, GEORGIA AND JOSEPH, relief (see
bill H. R. 4660).
LAPEARL, RAYMOND, adjudicate claim of
(see bill S. 871).
LAPEL BUTTONS, letters from the Secretary
of War and the Secretary of the Navy
concerning the issuance and wearing
of buttons by members of the armed
services, 11443.
LAPHAM, ROGER D. (mayor, San Francisco),
correspondence relative to child-wel-
fare centers between Representative
Welch and, A3928.
Letter relative to California State Fair
Employment Practices Act by, A3232.
Statement vetoing California Fair Em-
ployment Practices Act by, A2614.
LARCADE, HENRY D., JR. (a Representative
from Louisiana).
Agreement between Chile and the United
States regarding operation and dis-
posal of synthetic-nitrogen plants,
A1941.
Appointed on committee, 274, 275.
Article from Jeff Davis Parish News
relative to drafting of farm labor,
A284.
Article from Opelousas (La.) Clarion-
News relative to delicate operation on
Seaman Dewey Dupree, A978:
Article entitled "Jones Sees Peril to
Rice Industry-Says War Relief Plan
Will Mean Overproduction" by Gov.
Sam H. Jones of Louisiana, A2969.
Article entitled "Relax OPA Meat Curb,
Asks Davis-Governor Cites Unfair
Hardship in Louisiana" from New
Orleans Times-Picayune, A2971.
Articles by Charles Corddry and Virginia
Prewett relative to supplies for Argen-
tina, A3051.
Article by Frank C. Waldrop in Washing-
ton Times-Herald entitled "Truman
Turns Trumps," A3310. "
Article by Constantine Brown on results
of French elections, A4508.
Article from Beaumont (Tex.) Enter-
prise entitled "Story of Japanese Sur-
render," A3755.
Article from National Tribune paying
tribute to Joe Hanley, A4205.
Article by Drew Pearson re Navy ribbons,
A5604.
Article by Richard J. Smith on OPA
policies, A4885.
Article from Eunice (La.) New Era rela-
tive to John Harold Savoy, national
4-H Club health champion, A5647.
Article from Washington (D. C.) Post on
resignation of Bennett Crain as head
of District of Columbia Navy League,
A5598.
Editorial from Washington Post on dig-
posal of surplus property, A1976.
Editorial from Washington Evening Star
on universal military training, A4502.
Editorial from Collier's magazine on
merger of Army, Air Corps, and Navy,
A5593.
Editorial from Washington Post relative
to merger of the armed forces, A5717.
Excerpt from speech by Winston Church-
ill before annual conference of Con-
servative Party, A1777.
Excerpt from Navy booklet entitled "Do
Not," and letter by George Stagg, A5595.
Letter Irom Louisiana Department of
Ariculture and Immigration relative
to draft of farm workers, A265.
INDEX
LARCADE, HENRY D., JR.-Continued.
Letter to War Department protesting re-
moval of prisoners of war, A726.
Letter from constituent concerning
farmers' problems, A883.
Letter from constituent relative to farm
problems, A951.
Letter to President Truman from De-
zauche-Himself, A2968.
Letter from Mrs. A. S. Bourgeois urging
support for H. R. 2229, A3231.
Letter from Krause & Managan, Inc.,
urging removal of restrictions on
home-building industry, A3906.
Letter relative to GI loans, A5599.
Newspaper article entitled "Argentina to
GIt Tires Under United States Agree-
ment," A2085.
President Wilson's address to Congress
January 8, 1918, entitled "The Fourteen
Points," A5757.
Telegram from James H. Davis, Governor
of Louisiana, relative to meat short-
age, A2921.
Telegram by James H. Davis, Governor
of Louisiana, favoring Federal Aid Air-
ports Act, A4349.
Amendments offered by, to
Federal Atd Airport Act (H. R. 3615) : to
amend, 9743.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Armed forces: to discharge certain mem-
bers (see bill H. R. 4132), 8.799.
-to provide for release of fathers
from (see bill H. R. 3920), 8336.
Army Agricultural Corps: to establish
(see bill H. R. 1276), 148.
Ballard, Armas: for relief (see bill H. R.
2268), 1286.
Bouilllon, Desire J.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 1753), 462.
Corporations: relating to liquidations
(see bill H. R. 3919), 8336.
Eisenhower, Gen. Dwight D.: to award
special Congressional Medal of Honor
(see bills H. R. 3542, 3946), 6535, 8337.
Emergency Price Control Act: relating to
exercise of powers under (see H. J.
Res. 275), 10692.
Fleishman, Harry: for relief (see bill H. R.
4800), 11007.
Fontenot, Lawrence: for relief (see bill
H. R. 2058), 908.
Foreign governments: relating to loans
to (see bill H. R. 1440), 268.
Foster, Dora: for relief (see bill H. R.
5071), 12402.
Guillory, Acchille and Olivia: for relief
(see bill H. R. 2665), 2381.
MacArthur, Gen. Douglas: to award
Congressional Medal of Honor (see bills
H. R. 3943, 3945), 8337.
Meat: temporary suspension of controls
affecting distribution and sale of (see
H. J. Res. 197), 4658.
Murrell, George W. and Kirby: for relief
(see bill H. R. 3012), 3700.
Mustering-Out Payment Act: to amend
(see bill H. R. 2040), 907.
National Service Life Insurance Act: to
extend time for filing certain applica-
tions for Insurance under (see bill H.
R. 1869), 640.
Parrish, Edwin Doyle: for relief (see bill
H. R. 1754), 462.
Pershing, Gen. John J.: to award Con-
gressional Medal of Honor (see bills
H. R. 3541, 3944), 6535, 8337.
Richmond, Eli: for relief (see bill H. R.
2644), 2310.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and Individuals, 7215.
Remarks by, on
Armed forces: service discharges, 8325.
-editorials, 8325, 8326.
- voluntary enlistment bill, 8709.
Army Agricultural Corps, 142.
China: shipment of war plants to, 89.
Civilian doctors: statement by Senator
Downey, A2892.
Compulsory military training, A4501.
LARCADE, HENRY D., JR.-Continued.
Remarks by, on
Congressional Medals to Generals Persh-
ing and Eisenhower, A3594.
Deficiency appropriation bill, 11212.
Explanation of DeGaulle Incident at
Paris, France, A784.
European war zones: report on visit to,
510.
Farm labor: draft of, 2351, A284.
--_article from Washington Star
commenting on veto, A2052.
Federal Aid Airport Act, 9743.
Floods: emergency-control bill, 4845.
Flood-control projects, 11212.
McVay, Capt. Charles B., 3d: court mar-
tial, A5692.
Meat shortage: suspension of OPA regu-
lations to relieve, A2326.
OPA: shortcomings of, A3031.
Pine lumber: ceiling prices, A4628.
Postal employees: salary increase, 4627.
Price Control Act: exercise of powers
under, 10672.
Reid, Frank R.: eulogy, 555.
Roosevelt, Franklin D.: tribute, A1777.
Russia: relations with, A4692.
--_ article by Constantine Brown,
A4692.
Surplus property disposal, A1976.
Tidelands: quieting title to, 8868.
United Nations Organization: proposed
headquarters, 12534.
VE-day, 4311.
Veterans: purchase of surplus materials,
A4458.
War surplus disposal bill, 89.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
LARCENY, to amend the law relating to lar-
ceny in interstate or foreign commerce
(see bills S. 492; H. R. 2281).
Letter from the Attorney General trans-
mitting a draft of a proposed bill to
amend law relative to, 869.
LARCHMONT (N. Y.) TIMES (newkpaper),
article entitled "Proof of the Pud-
ding" from, A813.
Editorial entitled "After the Vice Presi-
dent" from, A3184.
Editorial on sugar for canning bad man-
agement from, A3059.
Editorial entitled "About Presidential
Succession" from, A3418.
Editorial entitled "Bargaining With
Britain" from, A4528.
Editorial entitled "Capital of the World"
from, A5662.
LARD, letters -by War Food Administration
relative to use by soap Industry of,
A232.
Remarks in House relative to sale as a
surplus product of, A600.
Remarks in House relative to disappear-
ance of Government lard from the
Cincinnati warehouse, 2351.
Remarks in House relative to Govern-
ment agency's large purchase of, A1450.
LAREDO, TEX., authorize State of Texas
to construct a bridge across Rio Grande
at or near (see bill H. R. 1212).
LARKIN, CHARLES, relief (see bill H. R.
2733).
LARKIN, CLAUDE A., report of the Com-
mittee on Naval Affairs in Senate on
nominatin of, 3320.
LA ROE, WILBUR, JR., telegram relative to
Supreme Court decision denying cer-
tiorari in Armour case received from,
5700.
LARSEN, DOUGLAS, article relative to size
of postwar British merchant marine
from Washington Daily News by,
A4661.
LARSEN, JAMES C., letter relative to alleged
dcfective workmanship on parts put
into Curtss-Wright planes, 3774.
LARSEN, WALDO H. G., poem entitled "Syin-
pathetic'" by, A4356.

LASKI, HAROLD J. (chairman, British Labor
Party), speech delivered by, 11611.
Remarks in House relative to,. 11476.
LASKI'S VIEWS ON AMERICAN ."SERFS,"
editorialfrom Benton Harbor (Mich.)
News-Palladium relative to, A5771.
LASKOWITZ, HERSCHEL, letter on 'oldiers'
cynicism by,"A3976. - Mont., entitled, A330.
LASSALLE, JESUS, relief (see bill H. R. 4247).
LASSILA, GEORCE, relief (see bills H. R.
3185, 4332).
LAS VEGAS (N. MEX.) EVENING REVIEW
(newspaper), article on disabled vet-
eran given rvn-around by Walter
Taliaferro from, A4470.
LATHAM, HENRY J. (a Representative from
Noe York).
Apptinted'cn committee, 491, 492.
A-cle by Ernest.Lipndley'from Birming-
'ham Age-Herald entitled "FEPC in
Jeopardy," A3266.
Newspaper "advertisement of Macy's rel- 'LAW,' excerpt from book entitled "Anatomy
ative 'to shipment of food overseas,
647.
Remarks in House relative. to, 34.
Sworn in, 928.
Bills cnd joint resolutions introduced by
Department of Veterans' Affairs: to
establish (see bill H. R. 2611), 2238.
Edicdy Ez:-a Butler, J.: for relief (see bill
H. R.8_6), 1123..
New York City: to erect a veterans' hos-
pital in. Borough of Queens, (see bill
'H.'R. 3428), 58K8. - - - -
Motions and.resolutions offered by
Armed forces: to investigate dispositicn,
in foreign countries,'of property unier
jurisdiction of (see H. Res. 451), 11029.
Remarks by, on I Opposed. in United States' from Wash-
Armies of occupation: composition, 8570.
Departments of State, Justice, and Com-
merce appropriation- bill, 2232.
Ex-servicemen: libels agairist, 7741-.
Foodstuffs: shipment to Europe, 6247,
7887.
Government property: letter from citizen
of New Caledonia describing waste ol,
11E31
Jones, Jesse, 1183.
Lending agencies of the Government,
1186.
Mail to overseas servicemen, 2157.
Postal empmoyees; salary increase, 4328.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
LATHAM, R. T., relief (see bill H. R. 1477).
LATIMER, MURRAY B ., relief (see bill H. R.
787*).
LATIN AMERICA, letter by-Frank P. O!Brien
relative to problems of, Al832.
Remarks in House relative to good-
neighbor policy, 11412.
Remarks in House relative to activities
of State Department in, A1196.
Resolutions by city council of city of
Chicago relative. to new air routes to,
A1549.
Statement by Osgood Hardy that the
United States has been playing the
role of Santa Claus in, 7593.
Table: farm machinery exported 1943-
1944 to countries in, A1318.
LATIN-AMERICAN. HIGHWAY, remarks in
Senate relative to wasteand corruption
if connection with construction of,
6274.
LATIN-AMERICAN JUDGE ADVOCATES.
address on Jefferson and Inter-Ameri-
can unity 'in 'Charlottesville, 'Va., be-
fore, A1726.
LATVIAN HISTORY," article from Washing-
ton Post entitled, Al135.
LJ UBACH. FRANK, letter to Representative
Wilson from, A1587.
LAUCOMER, CHARLES R., relief (see bill S.
768).
LACCOMER, GEORGE, relief (see bill S. 772).
LAZ,DER, HARRY E., relief (see bill H. R.
,903).
INDEX
LAUDERDALE .COUNTY -HIGHWAY- COM-
MISSION, relief (see bill S. 166).
LAUNDRY INDUSTRY, remarks in House
relative to ill effects of rulings of OPA
on, A1396.
"LAURELS WHERE THEY BELONG," edi-
torial from Daily Missoulian, Missoula,
LAURIE, IDA E., relief (see bill S. 134*).
LAUSCHE, FRANK J. (Governor of Ohio),
telegram relative to the national sys-
tem cf airports, 9738.
LAUTERBACH, HERBERT R.- W., AND
OTHERS, adjudicate claim of (see bills
S..349; H. R. 1840).
LA VARRE, WILLIAM, article entitled "Am-
torg System Planned for United States"
by, A3555.
LAW, JOHN, remarks in H-use'reative to
Mississippi Eubble'and operations' of,
I Article captiorfed "About Face on Polish
'A-O6.
of Peace" by Emery Reeves relative to,
A5575.
Remarks in House relative to concept of
individual responsibility to, A5575.
"LAW AND ADMINISTRATIVE GOVERN-
- MENT," article by David A:-Simmons
from. Journal-of American" Judicature
'Society entitled, AICO3.
LAW AND CONTEMPORARY PROBLEMS
(publication),- article entited,, "Post-
war Problems for Treatment of
Enemy Property" by Representative
Gearhart from, A3361.
"LAW AND LEGALISM," -article 'by Rustem
Vamberg from Nation entitled, A5575.
"LAW AND PEACE," poem by James P. Mc-
. Govern entitled, A771.
'LAW-ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS, provide
cbmpensation for sheriffs who trans-
port mentally incompetent veterans
(see bill H. R. 5320).
LAWLER, HORACE G., relief (see bill S. 671).
LAWLER, JOSEPH J., report of the Commit-
tee on Post Cffices and Post Roads in
Senate on ncminiation-of, 456.:
LAW LIBRARY OF CONGRESS, remarks in
Senate concerning, 783.
"LAW QUESTION. RAISED IN NAMING OF
WALLACE," article by David Law-
rence from Washington Evening Star
captioned, A309, A311.
LAWRENCE, DAVID, article urging creation
of a- D.partment of Peace -written by
6'86.
Article on San Francisco Conference-
American delegates' fine job from
Washing'on Evening Star by, A2477.
Article captioned "Two Thcuand and
Five Hundred. Dollars Ex-penses Held
Fair for Lawmakers" from Washington
Evening Star by, A2525.
Article entitled "I Am a Christian But-"
from United States News by, A2955.
Article on Pacific.war yet to be won from
Washington Evening Star by, A3675.
Article entitied "Department of Peace
Declared : United States Need"- from
Washington Evening Starby, A3132.
Article entitled "Hatch, Burton, Ball
Act Seen Signifying Trend" from
Washington Evening Star by, A3212.
Article on VE-day in San Francisco by,
A2232. -
Article entitled "Mood of Practicality
Seen Sweeping Nation" from Washing-
ton Evening Star by, A1528.
Article entitled "Manpower Bill Seen
Embodying Fascism" from Washington
Evening Star by, A1520.
Article captioned "'Counsel of Churches
Vital to Just Peace" from Washington
Evening Star by, A1618.
Article. entitled 'Pacific Bases Declared
Vital to UnIted States Security" from
Washington Evening Star by, A2014.
LAWRENCE, DAVID.-Continued . .....
.Article. entitled "Strange. Alibi Seen en
Oaks Cdmmitments" from Washington
Evening Star by, A1162.
Article entitled 'Stettinius Called Brave
or Innocent" from Washington Eve-
ning Star by, A1342.
Article. entitled "Justice Department
Ocored on Corrupt Elections" by,
A1250.
Article on peace by -practice of Chrlstian
deconcy among nations from United
States News by, A1275.
Article on Truman will probably not
aLtend Big Three meeting from Wash-
ington Evening Star by, A2364.
Article entitled "World Power Concepts
Uflfolding at Parley'' by, A2126..
Article relative to power of might at San
Francisco Conference from Washing-
ton Evening Star by, A2213.
Erder" from Chicago Daily News by,
A748.
Article captioned "Law Question Raised
in Naming of Wallace" from Washing-
ton Evening Star by, 518, A309, A311.
Article captioned "Srain of War Seen
Affecting "Churchill" froin'Washington
'Evening Star by, A270.
Article concerning'the 'Yalta Conference
written by, 1702.
Articles entitle.d "American Idealism De-
feated at Parley" -and 'Candid Ex-
planation Advised on. Parley" from
washington•Evening Star by, A679.
Article entitled "Crimean Settlement
Requires Revision" by, A730.
Article entitled "German Slave Labor
ington Evening Star by, A1089.
Article. captioned "Hitler's Speech Seen
as Significant News" from Washington
Evening Star by, A31.
Art'cle .entitled "How to Make the.Cabi-
net Responsible to the People" from
Ulhited States News by, A744.
Article entitled "'et San Francisco Re-
view. Yalta" from United States News
by, A699.
Article entitled "Manoower Muddle Laid
'to Army Itself" from Washington Eve-
ning Star by, A345.
Article entitled "The Tragedy of Yalta"
from United Strtes News'by, A986.
l
Artic e entitled "Tragedy of One-Man
Rule" by, 'A53.
Article relative to duties of Committee
on Un-American Activities from Wash-
ington Evening Star by, A539.
Article relative to the Dies committee by,
101.
Article on 1919 peace' conference com-
pared to Yalt a by, A4082.
Article on contest in selfishness seen
between Allies by, A4181.
Article entitled "War Training Plan
Linked to Militarists" from Washing-
ton Evening Sar by, A4534.
Article entitled "Twelve Million. Men
Seen Available as Reserves" from
Washington Star by, A4527.
'Article, Says.'Nation Has Aoiding Faith
in Representative System from Wash-
ington. Evening Star by, A4617;
Article entitled "Three Sides to -a Labor
Dispute" fromUnited- States News by,
A5192.
Article entitled "Britain Seen Delaying
War-Training Action" by, A5122.
Article, American Legion'Proposes Real
Preparedness System from Oregon
Journal by, A5360.
Article entitled "Value of GM Books to
Probers Questioned" by, A5814.
Editorial on need seen for Congress to
change law governing Presidential sue-
cesslon by, A27-72.
Editorial entitled "Unanswered Ques-
tions" from United States News, by,
A1131.
374
LAWRENCE, DAVID--Continued.
Editorial relative to need of large Army
and Navy as result of Yalta Conference
from United States News by, All91.
Editorial captioned "When democracy
breaks down" from United States
News by, A451.
Editorial relative to universal military
service from United States News by,
A485.
Editorial urging passage of full employ-
ment legislation by, A4365.
Editorial entitled "Did Hitler Win The
War?" from United States News by,
A4600.
Excerpt on full employment from article
from United States News by, A4418.
Remarks in House relative to views on
international cooperation of, A679.
Statement concerning the manpower
bill by, 2912, 2920.
LAWRENCE, DAVID L. (State chairman,
Pennsylvania Democratic Committee),
letter favoring appointment of Henry
A. Wallace as Secretary of Commerce,
1542.
LAWRENCE, EDWIN GCRDON, article rela-
tiva to Japanese war preparation on
May SO, 1934, from Athol (Mass.)
Tianzcript by, A4067.
LAWRENCE, EVERETT V., adjudicate claim
claim of (see bill H. R. 4123).
LAWRENCE, FRANK E., letter relative to
postwar foreign policy by, A1071.
LAWRENCE, W. H., article relative to the
sinking of the cruiser Indianapolis by,
12220.
LAWRENCE, MASS., provide for construction
of Veterans' Administration hospital
in (see bill H. R. 76).
lemorial of Legislature of Massachusetts
urging construction of a veterans'
hospital at, 32C4, 3283.
Resolutioni urging passage of legislation
to secure full employment by city
council of, A4158.
LAWRENCE (MASS.) CONDUCTS SUCCESS-
FUL CAMPAIGN FOR NEW HOS-
PITAL, editorial from Lynn (Mass.)
Daily Evening Item relative to, A5194.
LAWRENCE (MASS.) EVENING TRIBUNE
(newspaper), editorial entitled "Our
America" from, A2478.
Editorial entitled "Lincoln" from, A619.
Editorial, Unification of the Armed
Forces, Congress Beware from, A5616.
Editorial entitled "A General Failure"
from, A6515.
* 6973.
LAWRENCE (MASS.) ITEM (newspaper),
article on universal military conscrip-
tion from; A7.
Editorial opposing any further tariff re-
ductions from, A2510.
Editorial paying tribute to Irving E.
Rogers from, A3756.
LAWRENCE MOTOR CO., INC., relief (see
bills S. 288*; H. R. 1148*).
Letter from the Comptroller General of
the United States transmitting report
on claims of, 18.
LAWRENCE PAPER CO., OF LAWRENCE,
• KANS., letter remonstrating against
Government seizure of property of oil
companies, 9561.
LAWRENCE PORTLAND CEMENT CO., re-
lief (see bill H. R. 3391).
LAWRENCE (MASS.) SUN (newspaper), ar-
ticle entitled "Constitution Day" from,
A3953.
LAWS, ANNA MAE, relief (see bill H. R.
3879).
LAWS, BOLITHA J., report of the Committee
on the Judiciary in Senate on nomina-
tion of, 1252.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES, provide for
more effective inspection and super-
vision by the Congress with respect to
administration of (see bill S. 958*).
Bill relating to venue in prosecution for
offenses against (see bill S. 1091).
INDEX
LAWSON, JOSEPHINE, relief (see bill S.
1597).
LAWSON, LAWRENCE M., remarks in Senate
relative to, 3543.
LAWSON, OSCAR A., authorize Secretary of
Interior to sell certain lands in Mon-
tana to (see bill H. R. 4472).
LAW STUDENT (magazine), article entitled
"Uniform Divorce Law" by Richard
Harding Armstrong from, A5323.
LAWTON, OKLA., providing for transfer of
fish hatchery in Comanche County,
Okla., to (see bills S. 396; H. R. 1289).
LAWYER, JOSEPH M., article entitled "A
Plan For Postwar Enterprise" by, A3325.
LAWYERS, remarks in House relative to free
counsel given widows of deceased vet-
erans by, A1SOO.
LAWYERS' CLUB, LOS ANGELES, CALIF.,
resolution favoring H. R. 2181, to in-
crease salaries of United States judges,
by, A2349.
LAWYER'S OATH, sermon by Rev. Francis
J. O'Reilly at lawyer's red Mas at St.
Louis (Mo.) University relative to
A4Z61.
LAYMAN, FRED W., article entitled "One
World Is Possible" by, A277.
LAZAREVICH, FILIP NICOLA, relief (see bill
H. R. 268*).
LEA, CLARENCE F. (a Representative* from
California).
Appointed on committee, 275.
Appointed conferee, 10306.
Appointed on funeral committee, 3356.
Article by Herbert J. Waters in Santa
Rosa (Calif.) Press Democrat relative
to redwood area of California, A1415.
Citation to accompany award of Medal
for Merit to Ralph K. Davies, A5533.
Remarks in House on birthday of, 7408.
Views of Civil Aeronautics Board as to
proposed uniform State air conimerce
bill, A622.
Amendments offered by, to
Federal Aid Airport Act (H. R. 3615): to
amend, 9721, 9729, 9799.
War agencies appropriation bill (H. R.
3368): to amend in re National War
Labor Board, 5813.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
"Agriculture" to define term (see bill
H. R. 1099), 98.
Airports: to provide Federal aid for de-
velopment of (see bill H. R. 3170), 4370.
-Federal aid for (see H. R. 3615).
Assistant Secretaries of Commerce: to
appoint three additional (see bill H. R.
4871), 11368.
Ponaventura, Filiberto A.: for relief (see
bll H. R. 3673).
California: to acquire wildlife manage-
ment and control areas in (see bill
H. R. 4740), 10826.
-relief of poultry producers (see
-bill H. R. 3484), 6154.
Civil Aeronautics Act: to amend (see
bill H. R. 674), 56.
- to amend relative to Federal and
State jurisdiction over regulation of
civil aeronautics (see bill H. R. 3383),
5E92.
Constitution of the United States: to
amend relative to terms of office of
Members of House of Representatives
(see H. J. Res. 13), 30.
-- to amend relative to election of
President and Vice President (see H. J.
Res. 14), 30.
Divers persons, adjudication by district
court, to hear claims from flood in
Yuba County, Calif. (see bill H. R.
'948), 61.
Farley, Thomas M., and others: for re-
lief (see bill H. R. 2366), 5382.
Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act:
to amend (see bill H. R. 3266), 4776.
Field, E. Lewis: reinstate to active list
of Army (see bill H. R. 947), 61.
LEA, CLARENCE F.-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Hops: to repeal act relating to (see bill
H. R. 1922), 749.
Interstate Commerce Act: to amend (see
billsH. R. 3038, 3747, 4872), 3822, 7404,
11368.
-to amend with respect to utiliza-
tion by freight forwarders of services
of common carriers by motor vehicles
(see bill H. R. 2764), 2743.
Investment Advisers Act of 1940: to'
amend (see H. R. 3691), 7267.
Petroleum pipe lines: to amend act to
construct (see bill H. R. 2600), 2165.
Radio broadcasting: to prevent control
by coercive practices (see bill H. R.
4737), 10826.
Ring, Mildred: for relief (see bill H. R.
9-9), 61.
Smith River: to survey (see bill H. R.
1778), 512.
Veterans' hospitals: to erect in Cali-
fornia (see bills H. R. 4738, 4739, 4741),
10826.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Board of Investigation and Research: to
print reports (H. Res. 164, 165), 1748.
Committee on Interstate and Foreign
Commerce: to continue investigation
of petroleum (see H. Res. 155), 1541.
Petroleum: to continue investigation
(see H. Res. 187), 2310.
Railroad Retirement Act: to print addi-
tional copies of hearing on bill (H. R.
1362) to amend (see H. Res. 232; H.
Con. Res. 49), 3822.
Transportation situation: Investigation
of (see bill H. Res. 318), 7506.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill, 2692.
Agricultural labor: settlement of dis-
putes, 7528, 7529, 7531.
Barbour, Henry Ellsworth: eulogy, 2706.
California: National Tribibte Grove:
A3738.
Civil aviation: analysis of bill (H. R.
674), A37.
Common carriers: agreements among,
.11774, 11776.
Federal Aid Airport Act, 9703, 9704, 9705,
9718, 9721, 9729, 9731, 9735, 9736, 9745,
9746, 9753, 9795, 9796, 9797, 9798, 9799.
Land-grant railroad rates, 9514, 11270.
Mexican water treaty should be amend-
ed, A1338.
National War Labor Board: regulation of
agricultural labor, 5814.
Postwar transportation survey, A3423.
Railroads: land-grant rates, 4183, 4184,
4185, 4190, 4197.
Ramspeck, Robert: tribute to, 12353.
Securities Act of 1933, 4272.
Transportation survey, A4938.
War agencies appropriation bill, 5814,
7528.
Woodrum, Clifton A., 12198.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Interstate and Foreign
Commerce:
Airports (H. R. 3615, Rept. 844), 7104.
Bridge across Columbia River (S. 574,
Rept. 821), 6869.
Interstate Commerce Act amendment
(H. R. 3038, Rept. 466), 3938.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
LEAD, memorial of Legislature of Arizona
relative to maintenance of adequate
tariff rates on, 1210, A696.
"LEADERSHIP AND AMERICAN BUSINESS,"
address by R. W. Gallagher entitled,
A4851.
"LEADERSHIP-THAT WHICH LEADS OR
DIRECTS," editorial from Nor'easter,
Philadelphia, Pa., entitled, Allil.
LEADVILLE, COLO., remarks in House rela-
tive to elimination of appropriation to
continue drainage tunnel of, 6944.
"LEAGUE IS DEAD-LONG LIVE THE CHAR-
TER," article by Serge Fliegers from
Free World magazine entitle.d, A3446.

LEAGUE OF AMERICAN INDIANS,,'letter by
Frank Tom-Pee-Saw relative to pro-
posed loan to Great Britain, 12231.
LEAGUE OF NATIONS, price indexes as col-
lected by, A535.
Remarks in House relative to failure of,
. I
A395, A1879.
Remarks in House relative to pattern
. after Holy Alliance of, A2314.
Remarks 'in House relative to wrecking
by Axis Nations of, 12271.
Statement in 1928 by Frldtjof Nansen
to, A5412.
Votes -in United States'Senate on No- -
vember 19, 1919, and March 19, 1920,
on ratification of Treaty of Versailles
with Covenant of, A2175, A2176.
LEAGUE OF NATIONS COVENANT, order of
Senate to print comparison of the
Dumbarton. Oaks proposals ivith (S.
Doe. 33), 2748,
"LEAGUE OF NATIONS COVENANT AND
DUM1BARTON OAKS PROPOSALS,"
.print document entitled (see S. Res.
103). . Farm Bureau Federation for 1945-46,
LEAGUE OF WOMEN STOPPERS, statement
favoring extension' of OPA by Eleanor
Aron, A2951.
Statement relative to price and rent
control before House Labor Committee
made by Mrs. Eleanor' Aron for the,
A503 1.
LEAHY, WILLIAM D. (admiral, U. S. Navy),
radio address on VE-day by, -A2178."
LEARNED, A. B., confirming claim'to certain
lands in Wilkinson County, Miss., of
(see bill H. R. 3768).
LEARNED,_ IRVING W., relief' (see bill H..R.
4915).
LEASES, MINERAL, letter from Secretary of
Interior notifying -Congress that no
extensions were granted in'1944 of,
1958.
LEATHERNECK (magazine). article entitled
"The Marine (Norman Arsenhault)
Nobody Knew" by Peter Zurlinden
from, A1181.
LEAVE, -letter -from Secretary of War trans-
mitting proposed bill to reimburie ci-
vilians -whose appointments are ter-
minated, 8659.
LEAVES TO- PRINT.- See. 'CONoaESSIONA
. RECORD.
'LEAVITT, MRS. LYMAN, remarks in House
relative to Judge-Phillip Forman's let-
-tar criticizing DAR .to, A5213.
LEBANON, congratulations from Representa-
tive- Wickersham to the people of,
A5052.
LEBANON WOOLEN MILLS, INC., relief (see
bill H. Rt. 2782':t.
LEBERMAN, JOHN, relief (see bill S. 1150).
LE BLANC, EDNA B., relief (see bill H. R.
: - 4670).
LE BLANC, LOUIS E.,'report of the Commit-
tee on thd Judiciary in Sen'ate on
nomination of, 8690.
LECOMPTE, KARL M. (a Represdntative from
Iowe).
Appointed on-committee, 491, 492.
Article from Creston '(Iowa) News Ad-
vertiser relative to'soldier ballot, A585. LEDO-BURM-A ROAD, remarks in House rel-
Article from Creston (Iowa)' News Ad-
vertiser relative 'to Government corpo-
rations entitled "Clean Them All Out,"
A2051.
Article from. Grinnell (Iowa) Herald-
Register on OPA regulations, A2172.
Article by George E. Sokolsky entitled
"The Soldier's Gripe," A4781.
Article entitled "Iowa, the Great State
With Unl*imited Opportunity,". A5143.
Editorial and letter from Stars and
Stripes relative to continuation of
draft, A3932, A3933.
Letter by Page L. Hawthorne. to Iowa
Union Farmer relative to violations of
money provisions of .the Constitution,- L EE,- HOME.R, remarks in House relative to
A746.
INDEX
LECOMPTE,KARL M.-Continued.
Letter from C. J. Lambert relative to
treatment received by. a soldier in
Jdpan, A577.
Letter written by a soldier in Japan to
his folks at home protesting against
trcatment received from USO com-
mando brass hats, A5577.
Letters from servicemen in the Pacific
theater telling of waste of material,
poor food, and morale of the men,
A5677.
Lincoln Day address by Representative
Dolliver -at Washington, D. C., A58.
Poem by John S. Stamps entitled
"Money," A1930 .. ..
Resolutions adopted by. Union County
(Iowia), Farm Burea", A5322. ,
Resolutions adopted by Wapello County
(Iowa) Farm Bureau, A5285.
'Resolutions of Davis County Farm Bu-
reau, A5402.
Resolutions: by Decatur County (Iowa)
Farm Bureau, A5435. -
Resolutions of Wayne County (Iowa)
A5250.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Alexander, Rubert W.: for relief (see bill
H. R. 3272), 4776.
Armed forces: to provide for discharge
of certain members (see bill" H. R.
4277), 9372.
Chadwick, John: to pension (see bill
H. R. 1354), 193.
Chadwick, William: for relief (see bill
H. R. 1355)-1C0.
Chariton River: 'reexamination of (see
* bill H. R. 3738), 7391.
Edgerly & Co., J. W.: for relief (see bill
H.R. 3432),'C838.
Harris, J. P.:, for relief (see bill H. R.
1353), 190.
Holhauser, Katherine: to increase pen-
sion (see bill H. R. 3353), 5292.,
Iowa: to coin 50-cent pieces to com-
memorate admission into the Union
of State of (see bill H. R. 2377), 1540.
Marshall, Robert.P.: relating to national-
service life insurance in case of (see
bill H. R. 4754), 10826.
Petitions and papers, presented ly, from
... Citizens and individuals, 462, 750, 838,
1043, 5690, 8515, 8879, 10750.
Societies and associatibis, 462, 4175.
Re-marks by, on
- Agricultural' Eitension -Service; 4561.
Armed -forces:- demobxization'of, 8455,
' A5677...................
Daylight saving time: termination,
.8541.
Housing for veterans, 1223C8.
"Independent offices appropriation bill,
938, 99.
Japan: moral conditions in, 11412.
Lacour, Rev. Lawrence, 11412.
Oath of office, 14.
Philadelphia, Pa.: National Park, 8698.
Veterans' Administration: appropriation
for, 933, 939.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
LEDERER, PAUL, relief (see bill H."R 4764).
LEDINGHAM, WILLIAM, JR., relief (see bill
S. 777).
ative to the movement of trucks on,
7646.
LEE, MRS. C. A., relief (see bill H. R. 941).
LEE, CARRIE'M., relief (see bill H. R. 3020).
LEE, GEORGE W., radio address relative to
Abraham Lincoln and Frederick Doug-
lass by, A300.
LEE, HENRY G. (lieutenant, U. S. Army).
poems, A5164, A5165.
Remarks in House relative to death of,
A5164.
LEE, HOMAN R. AND JESSIE B.; relief (see
bill H. R. 4094)...........
thrilling exploits in China of, A2143.
375
LEE, MARGARET, relief (see. bill H..R. 4607).
LEE, ROBERT E., speech by Representative
Rankin. on the one hundred and
thirty-eighth anniversary of birth of,
A240.
LEE, WALKER M., relief (see bill S. 773).
LEE, WILLIAM E., report of the Committbe
on Interstate Commerce in Senate on
nomination of, 11628.
LEECH,, EDWARD T., article paying tribute
to members of the draft boards from
Washington Sunday Star by, A2135,
A2324.
Editorial on draft boards: men without
medals by, 'A3198.
LEE COUNTY, MSS, remarks In- House rel-
ative, to pro-uction of high-grade cat-
tle In, 6761.
LEEK, CHARLES P., JOHN E., AND CECIL G.,
relief (see bill H. R. 2451; S. 395).
LEETE, ROBERT J:, authorizing Secretary
of Interior to sell certain lands in
Mcntana to (see bill H. R. 4E22).
LFEVRE. JAY (a Representative from New;
York).
Appointed on committee, 491.
Appoiited on. funeral committee 3356.
Appointed on Special Committee on
Post-War Ecoiomic Poliy and Plan-
ning, 550.
Article by Mark Sullivan entitled "Tru-
man Seen Prodding Japan To Quit,"
A2166..
Arliole by.Mark Sullivan ehtitled "Ideo-
logical Issue Seen Barring _ United
.States as British-Soviet .Mediator."
A2654.
Article in New York Herald by Walter
Lippmann entitled "Today and Tomcr-
-row" relative to General. Eisenhower,
A2920.
Editorial from New York Tribune en-
titled "Our Responsibility for Vet-
erans," A1716.
Editorial by Mark Sullivan on General
Motors strike, A5119.
Letter from William R. Cleary of Disabled
American Veterans complaining of
conditions at Castle Point Veterans'
. .H ospo~tal, Al145. ..
Open letier to American delegates to San
Francisco Conference, A2715.
Prayer
day atbyPort
Rev. Michael Curley on VE-
Ewen* N' Y., A2428.
.Resblutlon of 'Nbrtheastern States De-
velopment Agencies Conference., A2516.
Psolution -by Pough-keepsie .Kiwanis
Club, offering site at.Hyde Park, N. Y.,
for establishment of headquarters for
United Nations government, A2863.
Resolutions of Dutchess County Minis-
terial Association 'favoring aid to
starving peoples and opposing uni-
versal military training, A4958.
Statement by Northeastern Retail Lum-
bermen's Association, A5599.
Petitions and.papers presented-by, from
Citizens and individuals, 4919.
Remarks by, on
Anderson, Maj. Gen. Frederick L.: tribute
to, A3267.
Drafting of nurses, A1030.
Housing-No. l'problem, A5599.
Hyde Park, N. Y;: -United Nations Or-
ganization headquarters, 12453..
Roosevelt, Franklin D.: tribute to. 3Z74.
Veterans' Administration: investigation,
2878.
Votes of. See-YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
LEFFINGWELL, R. C., article entitled "Man-
aging Our Economy," from Yale'Reviw,
by, A3983.
Sketch of business career of, A3983.
LEFT HAND BULL, LAURENCE, authorizing
issuance of a patent in fee to (see bill
S. 1696).
LEFT HER, BEHIND, WINNIE, authorizing
Secretary..of, the Interior to issue a
patent in .fee to certain land 'to (s:e
bill S. 710).

"LEGAL BARRIER TO FARM INDEPEND-
ENCE," editorial from Louisville (Ky.)
Courier-Journal entitled, A3399.
"LEGION URGED TO ENDORSE NEWS
FLOW," article from Richmond (Va.).
News-Leader entitled, A3837.
LEGISLATION, compilation of laws enacted
for emergency, A4488-A4493.
LEGISLATIVE AND EXECUTIVE PROGRAM,
remarks in Senate relative to, 7920.
LEGISLATIVE BRANCH OF GOVERNMENT,
amendments in Senate to bill (H. R,
8109) making appropriations for, 4935.
Bill making annual appropriations for
(see bill H. R. 3109*).
Conference report on bill (H. R. 3109),
making appropriations for (H. Res. 244,
Rept. 521), 4201.
Messages from President transmitting
supplemental estimates of appropria-
tion for (S. Doc. 14; H. Doe. 79), 1284.
1597.
Remarks in House on bill (H. R. 3109)'
making appropriations for, 4166, 4176,
4425, 4426, 4435, 5342, 5461, 5724.
Remarks in Senate relative to appropria-
tions for, 4945, 5184, 5206.
Report of the Committee on Appropria-
tions In House on bill H. R. 3109, 4134.
LEGISLATIVE FARM PROGRAM ADOPTED
BY THE KANSAS FARM BUREAU, text
of, 482.
LEGISLATIVE IMPLEMENTATION, remarks
in Senate relative to, A3721.
LEGISLATIVE INVESTIGATING COMMIT-
TEES, prescribe the procedures of, and
to protect rights of parties under in-
vestigation by, such committees (see
bill H. R" 1834).
Resolution making a special order of
business H. R. 1334, to prescribe pro-
cedures of, and to protect rights of,
parties under investigation by such
-. committees (see H. Res. 378).
LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE SERVICE, outline
relative to racial discriminations and
governmental policy in foreign coun-
tries prepared by, A2462.
Tribute in House to, A3410.
LEGISLATIVE TRENDS-AID FOR VETER-
ANS, letter by Lewis E. Andrew ex-
pressing his views on,Ai651.
LEGOWSKI, F. S., letter relative to patriotism
of St. Anthony's parish by, A776.
LEGUMES AND SWEET CLOVER, amend-
ments in Senate to bill (S. 558) to pro-
vide for adequate production of, 3110.
Bill to provide for adeiuate protection of
seed of (see bills S. 558; H. R. 2175*).
LEHMAN, HERBERT H. (Director Genoral,
UNRRA), letter relative to the capital
budget for New York City, 12360.
Letter relative to complaints on clothes
rotting in warehouses at Philadelphia
by, A4781.
Radio address, European Food Problem,
by, A3307.
Radio address entitled "To Win the First
Battle of Peace" by, AS594.
Remarks in Senate relative to a criticism
by Mr. Lehman, Director of UNRRA,
relative to domestic supplies of meat,
2082.
Statement on purchase by UNRRA of
soya flour by, A5214.
LEHMANN CO., INC., J. M., requesting infor-
mation from Alien Property Custodian
as to the ownership of (see H. Res. 133).
LEHR, JOHN C., report of the Committee on
the Judiciary in Senate on nomination
of, 8980.
LEIB, JOSEPH, article concerning criticisms
aimed at Frank T. Hines, Veterans' Ad-
ministrator, 1956.
Article relative to modernizing Veterans'
Administration by, A75.
Article, Veteran Medical Center In Dis-
trict of Columbia, by, A879.
INDEX
LEIB, JOSEPH-Continued.
Article entitled "The Veterans' Plight" by,
A3833.
Article entitled "The Pauper's Oath Is-
sue" from Veterans Outlook by, A3946.
Article relative to insurance of World
War II veterans, A5024.
Article captioned "When will Congress
act to eliminate pauper oath for vet-
erans?" by, A5158.
Article relative to elimination of veter-
ans' pauper-oath requirement by, A9,
A4669.
Letter on Veterans' Administration re-
vises hospital application by, A761.
Letter by Omar N. Bradley relative to vet-
erans' pauper-oath requirement ad-
dressed to, A4143.
Letter relative to elimination of pauper's
oath by veterans to obtain hospitaliza-
tion by, A2730, A3070, A4143.
Letter relative to airplane accidents, 194,
A516.
Letter relative to veterans buying surplus
property, A5014.
Statement relative to unfortunate condi-
tions at Mount Alto Veterans Hospital,
Washington, D. C., by, 9370, A2909.
Statement relative to true conditions at
veterans' hospitals by, A2909, A3254.
Statement on American Legion execu-
tive committee and veterans' pauper
oath by, A3818.
Statement, Pearl Harbor attack: Billy
Mitchell's warning by, A8816, A3831.
Statement entitled "Is General Bradley
For or Against the Veterans' Pauper-
Oath Requirement?" by, A4143.
Statement on the artificial limb scandal
and the Veterans' Administration by,
A4743.
Statement entitled "Is the Construction
of Veterans' Hospitals Becoming a Po-
litical Football?" by, A5184.
Statement relative to H. R. 4717, to estab-
lish a Department of Medicine and
Surgery in Veterans' Administration,
by, A5120.
Statement entitled "New York State
Ought to Pay Back Premium for Vet-
erans' Retirement Funds" by, A5409.
Statement, including resolution of Amer-
ican Legion, Department of Idaho,
relative to veterans' pauper-oath re-
quirement, by, A5552.
Statement relative to veterans' pauper-
oath requirement by, A513.
LEIGHTON, ARCHIBALD 0., relief (see bill
H. R. 3639).
LEISER, ERNEST, article captioned "Shells
bounce off German Tigers" from Stars
and Stripes" by,'A1061.
LEISERSON, WILLIAM M., article captioned
"Bad outweighs good in proposed labor
bill" from Washington Daily News by,
A3544.
Artidle captioned "Is it necessary to tear
Wagner Act apart?" from Washington
Daily News by, A3545.
Remarks in Senate -relative to article
Bad Outweighs Good in Proposed La-
bcr Bill by, A3545.
LE MAY, MAJ. GEN. CURTIS E., remarks at
Raid City, S. Dak., November 11, 1945,
A5067.
LEMKE, WILLIAM (a Representative from
North Dakota).
Appointed on committee, 491, 492.
Article by William G. Holman relative to
fertilizer industry, A749.
Article by Fred Robel in Granville (N.
Dak.) Herald criticizing Washington
bureaucrats, A980.
Article by Lionell Calhoun Moise rela-
tive to vivisection, A1202.
Article by former Representative Binder-
up relative to Bretton Woods con-
spiracy, A1433.
Article by C. G. Binderup on Bretton
Woods agreement, A2318.
LEMKE, WILLIAM-Continued.
Article by B. Ashton Keith entitled "Real
Uses for Waste Waters," A2248.
Article by Dr. Arthur V. Allen opposing
vivisection, A3217.
Article by John O'Donnell In Washington
(D. C.) Times-Herald on foreign loans,
A5425,.
Excerpts from letters protesting delay in
Army discharges, A4795.
Letter from Costello Post, American Le-
gion, urging streamlining of Veterans'
Administration, A75.
Letter by William J. Murphy and resolu-
tion of North Dakota House of Repre-
sentatives relative to prosecution by
OPA of creameries, A190.
Letter from Edward T. Wein relative to
parity prices for farmers received by,
6525.
Letter from Harry Kleinert relative to
parity prices for farmers received by,
6526.
Letter to Members of Congress by Masters
of two Granges urging support of
Barkley and Wherry amendments to
Price Control Act, 6526.
Statement from the California Indepen-
dent relative to black marketing, 6525.
Statement giving prices of food in Oc-
tober 1918, 7087.
Telegram from Michel Bros. Grocery rel-
ative to parity prices for farmers re-
ceived by, 6525.
Amendments offered by, to
Agricultural appropriation bill (H. R.
2689): to amend, 2712.
Federal Farm Loan Act (H. R. 2113) : to
amend, 4770.
Bills and joint resolutionsintroduced by
Agricultural products: to regulate inter-
state and foreign commerce in (see
bill H. R. 2861), 3228..
Armed forces: to provide additional In-
dividual income-tax exemptions for
members of (see bill H. R. 492), 26.
Army: relating to promotion of officers
on retired list (see bill H. R. 2182),
1107.
Army, Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast
Guard: to provide promotion of cer-
tain retired officers of (see bill H. R.
3413), 5754.
-to clarify constitutional rights of
retired personnel (see bill H. R. 3316),
5121.
Bankruptcy: to amend act to establish a
uniform system of (see bill H. R. 4620),
10564.
Bank of the United States: to create (see
bill H. R. 2830), 3053.
Bankruptcy Act: to amend (see bills H.
R. 4606, 5023), 10469, 12229.
Cape May, N. J.: to reopen eminent-do-
main case against the United States of
city of (see bill H. R. 2143), 1080.
Carlblom, Oscar, and Anna: for relief
(see bill H. R.. 3826), 7663.
Constitution of the United States: to
amend relative to term of office of
President and Vice President, (see H. J.
Res. 151), 3352.
District of Columbia: to prohibit experi-
ments on living dogs (see bill H. R.
491), 26.
Emergency crop, seed, and feed loans
and regional agricultural credit corpo-
ration loans: relating to (see H. J. Res.
105), 1171.
Federal Farm Loan Act: to amend (see
bill H. R. 4520), 10168.
Fertilizer: to regulate sale in interstate
commerce of (see bill H. R. 1823), 590.
-- inspection of (see bill H. R. 3775),
7506.
Five eminent domain cases: to reopen
(see bill H. R. 2309), 1341.
Indians: relief of Indians of Fort Bert-
hold Reservation (see bill H. R. 1095),
97.
Migratory birds: various persons' crops
damaged by (sce bill H. R. 3774), 7506.

LEMKE, WILLIAM-Continued.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Missouri River Basin: authorize initial
stage of plan to develop (see billH. R.
490), 26.
Morgan Creamery Co.: for relief (see bills
•H. R. 952, 4335), 61, 9513.
Monroe, Harry J.:for relief (see billH. R.
3013), 3700. 1 Veterans: farm loans to, 4770.
Mustering-Out Payment Act: amend
(see bill H. R. 489), 26.
Oshanyk, Alex: for relief (see bill H. R.
4959), 11855.
Pay Readjustment Act: to increase re-
tired pay provide for by (see bill H. R.
493), 26.
Public lands: relating to acquiring and
disposing of (see H. J. Res. 171), 3700.
Schumacaer, William A., and wife: for
relief (see bill H. R. 2269), 1286.
Theodore Roosevelt National Park, North
Dakota: to establish (see bills H. R.
1441, 4435), 268, 9821.
Veterans: to provide for rehabilitation
of, and preventing unemployment
chaos (see bill H. R. 1215), 126.
Wheat: refund of penalty taxes on (see
H. J. Res. 48), 31.
Motions and resolutions offered b
INDEX
LEMKE, WILLIAM-Continued.
Aemarks by, on
Treaty ratification: constitutional
amendment, 4071, 4072.
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation
Administration: appropriation, 10296,
10297.
-additional appropriation, 11586.
-settlement on farm lands, 8778.
Veterans' Administration: location of
certain hospitals, 5738.
Wheat penalties, 2713.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
LEMON, RALPH H., relief (see bill H. R. 3329).
LENAWEE COUNTY (MICH.) DRAFT BOARD
NO. 1, letter relative to drafting of
farm labor by, A412.
LENDING AGENCIES. See GOVERNMENT
LENDING AGENCIES.
LENDING AGENCIES OF FEDERAL GOV-
ERNMENT, amendment in Senate to
bill (S. 375) to provide 'for effective
administration of, 465.
LEND-LEASE, amendment in House to sec-
tion 3 (c) of bill relating to, 2037.
Amendment in Senate relative to fur-
877
LEND-LEASE-Continued.
Remarks in House relative to disposition
of funds under, A760.
Remarks in House relative to debt can-
cellation by the President of, 8793.
Remarks in House relative to Secretary
of Commerce Wallace's report on,
11587.
Remarks in House relative to shipment
of tobacco under, A4341.
Remarks in House favoring early termi-
nation of, A2508, A2833, A3122;
Remarks in House relative to use in Far
East of, A5318, A5765.
Remarks. in House relative to abuse of,
7814, A46C0.
Remarks in House relative to eggs
diverted to, A1198.
Remarks in House relative to billions to
Central and South American countries
by, All01.
Remarks in House relative to amount
advanced Great Britain under, 8790,
A4116, A4140.
Remarks in House relative to amount
to Russia of, A3694.
Remarks in House relative to value of,
6575, A1187, A1251, A3323.