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CONGRESSIONAL BEG 3RD
6 June 1949
"Mr. THOMAS Of Utah.`?''I Yield, if by
so doing I am not taken, oIX the floor..
Mr T3~]NQB. = Mr =President. I::ask
unanimo = nsent; -that `the ;Senator
from Utah maiietd,' without losing' the
floor thereby, .fore consideration of.> a
conference: reiiart ;In. which'.the-- Senate
;viewpoint-. Jiae rbeen. adopted by the
House. T ~cox~fere ice report is. onr the
a ?i the
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i the.'rlgh' to object;-do r correctly
bo -sLase=.;nat .th e?B thate vlewpolntr.wag
acceded to by=tba"Rouse? =
Mr ;TYDINt: ,Then House' acceded
LANanet a 0. S.iseoaa,
FnsNCn R. HAW" a,
L. C. AasNOa,
Managers on the Part of the House.
ooiection'to the consideration of the re-
port?
There being no objection, the Senate
proceeded to consider the report.
Mr. WHERRY. Mr. President, r ask
the Senator from Maryland to make a
brief statement respecting the report.
Mr. TYDINGS. Mr. President, the
Senate will recall that at the instance of
the Senator from ,North Dakota [Mr.
LANGER], two small amendments of in-
terpretation were placed in the bill.
One was for the purpose of providing a
wider check on immigration; the other
confined the activities of the organiza-
tion to external matters. - The House
adopted both amendments, which the
:.cue report was reaa. as rouows:,'
R The committee of conference on the dis
a agreeing votes of the two Houses on the
amendments of the Senate to the bill (H. B
.
Ho 2863) to provide for the administration of
snor,, eater -:nu ana wee conference, have KS, and U. b. broadcasts were ordered
agreed to recommend and do recommend to
No pursuant to section 102, National Security inching, Virgin Islands, Alaska, private
. Act of 1947. and for other nia nu. 1-1__ 1
r their respective Houses as follows: -
That the House recede from its disagree-
Bit meat to the amendments of the Senate
1008, to define the application of the Federal Trade:
Commission Act and the Clayton Act to certain pricing
practices, was passed, and to request that House return
the bill. Pages 7391--7392
CIA: Setlatc, adoptcd_conference.report o.
_to provides foe' ration
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atives by Mr Swaisson,,: one'oi
of,the two Houses on. the-amendments 0
vide for the administration .0- the cent
7 Juste 1949. .
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" 11 ` Ts Cherie obieetforrto ed colleague the gentleman.? vides that if any employee of the (entratif
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rE 'the request of the ,gentleman from om Michigan [Mr. MICSSNERI was Intelligence Agency is, on
an of the committee, reviewed the United States- he cannot be assigned to
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staying deportations w
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bill was introduced ,and it was decided intention of the agency to use these ens
The Clerk renc t eort and st. t.unless- the Member who introduced.
CFoi conference r repport and si ployees for duty within the ffaitedl Stag
proceedings of House of June d,. a bill requested. a: hearing,, and- we so other than within the agency, : ? a:re
1949) otifled the-, Immigration Service, the simply : brought back here for;.t-#og
-'Mr. SASSCER. Mi'; Speaker I e'ld r 2 roeee dings would continue. It was only and so, on, as the functions are carried on.
xminutes to the gentleman from New York those cases where it was apparent that in. the continental. United States
e Member intended to vigorously press The other amendment provides that M
:iMr, MaaceNTONi0
r the. enactment : of. the private legis- addition to the approval of the b ttorney
4'Mr. MARCANTOMO..3dr~ 19peal?rr
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Tr_ TYDINGS. Tha to correct.
Mr. CRY, rhave no 'Wectton.
The P6:: OFkWM7.,'ba
question" is on aareefn$td theeonfesence
report:
The report was a?seetto..
1Lr. TY G&._' M President,.I a
ssnantusovs: cs neat; bat. the matter
debated Taft-Hartley repeal and ado ted conference re its on CIA
and Far~~a?~1 ..,M:.. 110- _
North Atlantic Pact and bills on anti lynching, Virgin Islands, Alaska, private
claims and immigration, public works, and U. S. broadcasts were ordered
reported to Senate.
Bills regarding Swiss war claims, drug labeling, and the District of Columbia
approved by House committees.
Conferees reach agreement on mining claims bill.
House passed.38 bills.
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roo8, to define the application of he Federal Tr if-
Commission Act and the Clayton Act to certain pr , i;:
practices, was passed, and to request that Ho4 ise rer:, -r}
the bill.
Pages 734. a- fir
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to prime for administration ol"'` Waal~clig a~.:e
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given permission to revise and extend his? distinguished colleague the gentleman vides that if any employee of the Centraa
remarks.) from Michigan [Mr
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ntelligence Agency is on leav i th
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7 Mr.. SA; ER. Mr. Speaker, I yield chairman of the committee, reviewed the United States; he cannot be assigned tc
minutes to the gentleman from Penn-
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s
ng deportations where dttidh
uy ouse te agency. It is not the
Sylvania [Mr. WALTSRI a bill was jntrodpced, and It was decided ' intention-of the agency to use these em-
'.- Mr,. WALTER.- Mr Speaker, I ask that unless the Member who introduced ployees for duty within the United States
unanimous consent- to proceed out of or ,.- the bill requested a? hearing, and we so other than within the agency They are
der : '~ 3 notified the I
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ion service the
, The SPEAKER. ''s there objection to simply brought back here for tx suing-
#,he~ requestuof the gentleman from Dean proceedings would dontinue. it was only and so o7n,aSthe functions are carried on
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' In those cases where it was apparent that In the continental United
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the?Member Intended to vigorousl
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amendment provides that in
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body several days ago s: Senator, in -However', that Is not the. practice In the- aliens wise?may be brought in because
boas-: ' veal days ago a, as to ':;other. body .;_ There it Is necessary only '?.. of their hpotential security value the
k to introduce a bill in order to stay de ' alien muskalso be approved by the Corn-
reason , why the Attorney -' General g ,portation. Incidentally, there have been w: mission
er of Immigration "
recommendation pertaining to suspen- e?
b
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cases where the House has The
bilIwas carefully considered is the
sion of. deportation was not being acted refused to intercede, and even after bills
on in the=House. Thew-reply was that `t have beeir Introduced and unfavorably, _committee; ; un lmingiy Ithe Hot i3. and
the House was not `going along with the acted upon by our committee, a Senator eatand spells out- out In o the functions of
policy of the? Senate., The fact of has introduced a bill, and the deports the Central the C unctns of matter is that, under existing law where entral Intelligence Agency, and at-
matter tion of some alien who, In the Judgment
the Attorney General suspends the of the House Judiciary to build up a career service.
deportation of an alien under section aiy Committee ought - Mr. Speaker, I move the previous goes
to be deported, has been stayed.
19 (c) of the L Immigration ~Act- of tayed. Lion
Mr. McCORMACS- Mr. Speaker will .--
as amend
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; it
s incumbentt on each body to review that action thus taken,
the gentleman yield? The ?previous questfon owns `a dered.
Mr, WALTER. I yield The SPEAKER The question is on
and unless each body affirmatively ap Mr, McCORMACB Of course, when agreeing to the conference report.
proves of such suspension of de
t
por
a-
Lion, then the deportation is proceeded yU aiwruuuce uuese puns, is taxes quire
with. At the last, session of the Con- along time to have reports received from
wrth. Alir pi+sessi the appropriate agencies. That is cor
uue ? rrt, is it not?
gentleman from Maine [Mr. FmLOws]
Mr. WALTM_ Yes.
intr
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egislation which hd th
ae Mr. McCORMACK. I do know that It
-Purpose of giving each body . the au- has created a rather compromising sit-
-thority to review the action taken by uation for Members of the House who
the Attorney General, but did not make have introduced a bill' to know that that
it Incumbent on the House as well as the of itself does not stay the deportation
Senate to act affirmatively. The House until an opportunity has been had to
of Representatives at this session passed receive reports sought and hearings held.
practicallj the same bill. In an informal Mr. WALTER. I do not. think the
conference attended by the ran:;ing
Is In is correct that, because, it
members of both sides of the Committee- gentleman
on the Judiciary, it was agreed that a bill Is ll bill and a request is made
either body would have the authority to of the Judiciary Committee, then the
object to the Attorney General's ruling committee notifies Immigration and'
-)ut that neither body would be obliged Naturalization fiervice, and all proceed-
::o act affirmatively. The Senate is ings are stayed until. action has been
adamant in its position, but my bill, taken on the bill.
I. R. 3875, similar to the Fellows bill Mr. McCORMACK: I am glad to hear
jf last year, is now pending In the Senate that, because that clarifies an honest
-ommittee on the Judiciary. Recently misapprehension thai- existed in my
suggested a compromise amendment mind and must have existed in the minds
:o this bill and I sincerely hope that of other Members. We all have com-
he other body will bring about its early munications on this subject at some time
passage, thus helping to. break the log- or another, perhaps two or three times a
am. We want to retain the power to year, and, frankly, I have written to
object to the Attorney General's rulings, friends of mine stating that while I would
nut the House does not want to be obli- be glad to introduce a private bill and
sated to act affirmatively on nearly 2,000
ases per session. Certainly it seems to
ne that Members of Congress, both of
he House and Senate, should know what
he real situation Is. ,
Mr. VORYS. Mr. Speaker, will the
entleman yield?
Mr. WALTER. I yield
Mr. VORYS. This may not be on the
ame subject, but I wanted to know
whether these is a practice now to stay
eportations in cases where bills are
atroduced: I understand there was a
ractice for many years but that prac-
i~ a Itt der ftif[ew th iniini
submit it to the committee, and I have
asked them to give me the evidence In
affidavit form to present to the subcom-
mittee, that they had better get some-
body on the other side to introduce a bill
to get a stay of deportation. It has been
rather embarrassing. From now on I
will utilize the information the gentle-
man has given me, and relieve that em-
barrassment to which I have been sub-
jected.
The SPEAKER. Zrhe time of the gen-
tleman from Pennsylvania has again
expired.
The question was taken; and on a
division (demanded by Mr. MAacAi -rosin )
there were-ayes 74, noes 0.
The conference report was-agr- ed to-
A motion to reconsider was laid on the
table. -
 HIGHLIGHTS
Senate passed State, Justice, Commerce appropriations.
House passed International Children's Fund bill, 57 private bills, and cl2aMd
Federal Property and Administrative Services Act.
Senate groups acted on general consolidated appropriations measure, and on
B-36 inquiry resolution reported to the House; hearings...opened.Qrt new armed.
Central Intelligence Agency:
House adopted confer'-1
ence report on H. R. 2663, to provide for administration [
of. Central Intelligesnce,Agency , ;. aai=iFx , -
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committees were delivered to the Clerk
for printing and reference to the proper
calendar, as follows:
Mr. DURHAM: Committee of conrerence.
R. R. 2888. A bill to provide for the admin-
istration of the central Intelligence Agency,
established pursuant to section 102, National
Security Act of 1847, and for other purposes
(Rept. No. 725). Ordered to be printed.
Mr. MADDEN: Committee on Rules. H
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Bills Reported: Reports were made as follows:
Conference report on H. R. 2663, to provide for the
administratio,i of the ;Central Iatell}geucc Agar, (H.
sentati !' es I
ttlte~l p t'tG the
President, for his approval, a bill of the
fourteen pnvate bills, H. R. 5012-5025; and one resolu-
tion, H. Res: 239, were introduced. P.... 7439,745a-7459
LANeiML G. Seeecas,
FxsNCZ R. HAVZNNYa,
L. C. 6aaxns
Cane. a. MaTON."
Managers on the Part of the House.
Bills Introduced: Fifteen public bills, H. R. 499-5oi1;
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Mr. SAS
for-other puurposes:;,,
pursuant= to(: section. 102, National Security
Act of 847; and for other purpo~ having
.met, after,, tpIl and free contaaence,' have
agreed to recommend and do, recommend to
;
their,respectlve Housess, at follow,:
T)mt the'House recede from its disagree
inert to.?theamendments of the Senate.num-
Manauers on- the Part oft7iei-House ".
to section 102, National
and for other purposes
dered to be printed.
iyt~~tt~e~~e on Rules,. Hotly
The managers on the part of the House at
the conference on the disagreeing votes of
1 the two Houses on the amendments of the
Senate to the bill (H. It. 2663) to provide for
the administration of the Central Intelll=
gence Agency, established pursuant to eec-
tion 102, National Security Act of 1947, and
for other purposes, submit the following
statement In explanation of the effect of
the action agreed upon by the conferees and
recommended in the accompanying confer-
ence report:
Amendment No. 1: The House bill provided
that oicers and employees of the Central 1Prags~ 7439, 7458-7459
Intelligence Agency who are in the continen-
tal United States on Ieave should be available 1
for work or duties in the agency or elsewhere: ~ as follows:
The Senate amendment provided that officers, to provide for the
or employees of the Agency who are in the
continental United States on leave should be f vlG.A Ilt~f
available for work or duties only in the
Agency or for training or for reorientation '1,1
for work. The conference agreement adopts
the provisions of the Senate amendment.
Amendments Nos. 2 and 3: The House bill
provided that whenever the Director of the
Central Intelligence Agency and the Attorney
General should determine that the entry of
a particular alien Into the United States for
permanent residence Is in the interest of
national security or essential to the further-
ance of the national intelligence mission,
such alien and his immediate family could
be given entry into the United States for-per-
manent residence without regard to their
Inadmissibility under the Immigration or any
other laws and regulations and without re-
gard to their failure to comply with such
laws and regulations pertaining to admissi.
bility. The House bill limited the number
of aliens admissible under-ouch authority to
not more than' 100 In any one fiscal year.
The effect of Senate amendments Nos. 2- and
3 was to add the Commissioner of Immigra-
tion to the officials who would determine
s, H. R. 4997-5011;
5; and one resolu-
tt& a t he
s approval, a bill of the
owing title:
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