CONGRESSIONAL RECORD - HOUSE

The SPEAKER. The question is on

the Senate concurrent resolution.

Mr. HALLECK. Mr. Speaker, on that

I demand the yeas and nays.

The yeas and nays were ordered.

The question was taken; and there

were-yeas 372, nays 0, not voting 62, as

follows:

Abbiltt

Abernethy

Adair

Addonizio

Alexander

Allen, Calif.

Allen, Ill.

Andersen,

H. Carl

Andresen,

August H.

Andrews

Arends

Ashmore

Aspinall

Auchincloss

Ayres

Bailey

Baker

Barrett

Bates

Battle

Becker

Belcher

Bender

Bennett, Fla.

Bennett, Mich.

Bentley

Bentsen

Berry

Betts

Bishop

Blatnik

Boggs

Boland

Bolling

Bolton,

Frances P.

Bolton,

Oliver P.

Bonner

Bosch

Bow

Bowler

Boykin

Bramblett

Bray

Brooks, La.

Brooks, Tex.

Brown, Ga.

Brown, Ohio

Brownson

Broyhil

Buchanan

Budge

Burleson

Bush

Byrd

Byrne, Pa.

Byrnes, Wis.

Campbell

Canfield

Cannon

Carlyle

Carnahan

Carrigg

Cederberg

Celler

Chelf

Chenoweth

Chiperfield

Chudoff

Church

Clardy

Clevenger

Cole, Mo.

Cole, N. Y.

Colmer

Condon

Cooley

Coon

Cooper

Corbett

Cotton

Coudert

Cretella

Crosser

Crumpacker

Cunningham

Curtis, Mass.

Dague

Davis, Ga.

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Davis, Tenn.

Davis, Wis.

Dawson, Utah

Deane

Delaney

Derounian

Devereux

D'Ewart

Dies

Dollinger

Dolliver

Dondero

Dorn, N. Y.

Dorn, S. C.

Dowdy

Doyle

Durham

Eberharter

Edmondson

Elliott

Ellsworth

Engle

Evins

Fallon

Fenton

Fine

Fino

Fisher

Fogarty

Forand

Ford

Forrester

Fountain

Frazier

Frelinghuysen

Friedel

Fulton

Gamble

Garmats

Gary

Gathings

Gavin

Gentry

George

Golden

Goodwin

Gordon

Graham

Granahan

Grant

Green

Gross

Gubser

Gwinn

Hagen, Calif.

Hagen, Minn.

Haley

Halleck

Hand

Harden

Hardy

Harris

Harrison, Nebr.

Harrison, Va.

Harrison, Wyo.

Hart

Hays, Ark.

H6bert

Herlong

Heselton

Hess

Hiestand

Hill

Hillelson

Hinshaw

Hoeven

Hoffman, Ill.

Hoffman, Mich,

Holmes

Holt

Holtzman

Hope

Hosmer

Howell

Hruska

Hunter

Hyde

Ikard

Jackson

James

Jarman

Javits

Jenkins

Jensen

Johnson, Calif.

Johnson, Wis.

Jonas, Ill.

Jonas, N. C.

Jones, Ala.

Jones, Mo.

Jones, N. C.

Judd

Karsten. Mo.

Kean

Kearney

Keating

Kee

Kelley, Pa.

Kelly, N. Y.

Keogh

Kilburn

Kilday

King, Calif.

King, Pa.

Kirwan

Klein

Kluczynski

Knox

Laird

Landrum

Lane

Lanham

Latham

Lipscomb

Lovre

McCarthy

McConnell

McCormack

McCulloch

McDonough

McIntire

McMillan

McVey

Mack, Il.

Mack, Wash

Magnuson

Mahon

Marshall

Martin, Iowa

Matthews

Merrill

Merrow

Metcalf

Miller, Calif.

Miller Kans.

Miller, N. Y.

Mills

Mollohan

Morano

Moss

Moulder

Multer

Mumma

Natcher

Neal

Nelson

Nicholson

Norrell

Oakman

O'Brien, Ill.

O'Brien, Mich.

O'Brien, N. Y.

O'Hara, Ill.

O'Hara, Minn.

O'Konski

O'Neill

Osmers

Ostertag

Passman

Patman

Patten

Patterson

Pelly

Perkins

Philbin

Phillips

Pllcher

Poage

Poff

Polk

Preston

Price

Priest

Prouty

Rabaut

Radwan

Rains

Ray

Rayburn

Reams

Reece, Tenn.

Reed, Ill.

Reed, N. Y.

Rees, Kans.

Rhodes, Ariz.

Rhodes, Pa.

Richards

Riehlman

Rivers

Robeson, Va.

Robsion, Ky.

Rodino

Rogers, Colo.

Rogers, Fla.

Rogers, Mass.

Rogers, Tex.

Rooney

Roosevelt

Sadlak

Saylor

Schenck

Scherer

Scott

Scrivner

Scudder

Secrest

Seely-Brown

Selden

Albert

Angell

Barden

Beamer

Bonin

Buckley

Burdick

Busbey

Camp

Chatham

Curtis, Mo.

Curtis, Nebr.

Dawson, Ill.

Dempsey

Dingell

Dodd

Donohue

Donovan

Feighan

Fernandez

Gregory

Shafer Van Pelt

Sheehan Van Zandt

Shelley Velde

Sheppard Vinson

Short Vorys

Shuford Vursell

Sieminski Wainwright Sikes Walter

Simpson, i1. Wampler

Simpson, Pa. Warburton

Small Watts

Smith, Kans. Westland

Smith, Va. Wharton

Smith, Wis. Wheeler

Spence Whitten

Springer Wickersham

Staggers Widnall

Stauffer Wier

Steed Wigglesworth

Stringfellow Williams, N. J.

Sullivan Williams, N. Y.

Taber Willis

Talle Wilson, Calif.

Taylor Wilson, Ind.

Teague Winstead

Thompson, La. Withrow

Thompson, Wolcott

Mich. Wolverton

Thompson, Tex. Yates

Thornberry Yorty

Tollefson Young

Trimble Younger

Tuck Zablocki

Utt

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Hale

Harvey

Hays, Ohio

Heller

Hillings

Holifleld

Horan

Kearns

Kersten, Wis.

Krueger

Lantaff

LeCompte

Lesinski

Long

Lucas

Lyle

McGregor

MachrowicZ

Madden

Mailliard

Mason

Meader

Miller, Md.

Miller, Nebr.

Morgan

Morrison

Murray

Norblad

Pfost

Pillion

Powell

Regan

Riley

Roberts

St. George

Smith, Miss.

Sutton

Thomas

Weichel

Williams, Miss.

Wilson, Tex.

So the resolution was concurred in.

The Clerk announced the following

pairs:

Mr. Beamer with Mr. Chatham.

Mr. Hillings with Mr. Hays of Ohio.

Mr. Kearns with Mr. Barden.

Mrs. St. George with Mr. Fernandez.

Mr. Angell with Mr. Morrison.

Mr. Bonin with Mr. Machrowicz.

Mr. Busbey with Mr. Madden.

Mr. Miller of Nebraska with Mrs. Pfost.

Mr. Kersten of Wisconsin with Mr. Williams of Mississippi. Mr. Krueger with Mr. Heller.

Mr. LeCompte with Mr. Buckley.

Mr. McGregor with Mr. Powell.

Mr. Mailliard with Mr. Camp. Mr. Mason with Mr. Gregory. Mr. Miller of Maryland with Mr. Hollileld.

Mr. Curtis of Nebraska with Mr. Dingell.

Mr. Pillion with Mr. Dodd.

Mr. Horan with Mr. Dempsey.

Mr. Curtis of Missouri with Mr. Feighan.

Mr. Hale with Mr. Lesinski.

Mr. Norblad with Mr. Donohue.

Mr. Meader with Mr. Riley.

Mr. Dawson of Utah with Mr. Regan.

Mr. Harvey with Mr. Wilson of Texas.

Mr. Burdick with Mr. Lyle.

Mr. Weichel with Mr. Morgan.

The result of the vote was announced

as above recorded.

A motion to reconsider was laid on the

table.

AGRICULTURAL TRADE DEVELOPMENT ACT OF 1953

Mr. HOPE submitted a conference report and statement on the bill (S. 2475)

to authorize the President to use agricultural commodities to improve the foreign relations of the United States, and

for other purposes.

PERMISSION TO SIT DURING GENERAL DEBATE TOMORROW

Mr. DONDERO. Mr. Speaker, I ask

unanimous consent that the Committee

on Public Works may sit during general

debate in the House tomorrow.

The SPEAKER. Is there objection to

the request of the gentleman from

Michigan?

There was no objection.

JAKE ALEXANDER-VETO MESSAGE

(H. DOC. NO. 457)

The SPEAKER laid before the House

the following veto message from the

President of the United States, which was read by the Clerk:

To the House of Representatives:

I return herewith without my approval, H. R. 1128 entitled "An act au- thorizing the Secretary of the Interior

to issue to Jake Alexander a patent in

fee to certain lands in the State of Alabama."

This private bill authorizes and directs

the Secretary of the Interior to convey

without consideration to Jake Alexander

160 acres of unappropriated public lands

withdrawn from entry as part of the

William B. Bankhead National Forest,

Ala.

I feel that this special legislation Is

unnecessary because cases of this kind can and should be taken care of under

existing law. Public Law 159, 83d Congress, broadened the Color of Title Act

of December 22, 1928, specifically to cover claims similar to the one involved

in H. R. 1128.

A basic requirement of the Color of

Title Act is payment to the United States

of the appraised value of lands patented

thereunder. In this respect I feel that

H. R. 1128 would discriminate against

the interest of the United States, as well as other color-of-title claimants, by ex- empting this particular claimant from

payment of any consideration.

N DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER.

THE WHITE HOUSE, June 29, 1954.

The SPEAKER. The objections of the

President will be spread at large upon

the Journal.

Without objection the bill and the

message will be referred to the Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs.

There was no objection.

MUTUAL SECURITY ACT OF 1954

Mr. VORYS. Mr. Speaker, I move that the House resolve itself into the

Committee of the Whole House on the

State of the Union for the further con- sideration of the bill (H. R. 9678) to promote the security and foreign policy of

the United States by furnishing assist- ance to friendly nations, and for other

purposes.

The motion was agreed to.

Accordingly the House resolved itself

into the Committee of the Whole House

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