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(a) above. which shall be in ad-
dltion to the numbers authorized
in section 3 (a) of the Displaced
Persons Act of 1913. as amended,
the consular officer shall use, not
Withstanding the provisions OF
section II G) of the immigration
Act OF May %. 1924 g /. S. c.
21l, a quota number from that
portion OF the quotas forGermany
and Austria for the fiscal Years
ending June 50, 1919. and June
80. 1880, which was made avail
able to persons of German ethics.
origin under the provisions
of section II of Public Law IA,
Eighticth Congress, except that
the total of such quota numbers
shall not exceed by seven thous-
aud the q uota numbers used und-
cr the authority of the said sec
ton prior to June 80. 1850; and if
no such quota number is avail
able in that event the consular
officer shall use a quota number
from the immi grafton quota OF
the country of nationality OF the
person who receives the VISA as
defined III section II of the I'M
migration Net of May 2o. 1924 (S
/. ). c. 2l2): Provided, That no
more than 50 per centum OF the
quotas Of the country of nationli-
ty or persons who receive imlni-
grafton visaS under this section
shall be used in any fiscal year.
and quota deductions authorized
under this proviso shall be made
within the limitations contained
III the first proviso of subsection
tc) of section 5 OF the Displaced
Persons Act of 1913, as amended.
(c) Notwithstanding the pre-
ierences provided by section 0 Of
this Act. as amended, first priori,
tv in the issuance of visas charge
able to the German or AUSTRIAN
quota under the provisions OF sec
ton - of the Net OF May 20. 1924
as amended e L. s. {. PIP, OF
under the provisions OF this sec
ton, shall be granted to children
who were sixteen Years of age or
under on June 25, 1913, and who
prior to MAY |, l949, were legally
adopted under the laws OF the
country i'll which they resided. by
american citizens residing alb
road temporarily. Those provl-
Sions of section 5 OF this Act
which relate to the ContraCt-labOr
clause of the immigration laws
and to the payment of ticket or
passage shall be applicable to per
sons whose admission is authorlz-
cd under the provisions OF this
section.
Sec. II. Section Is OF the Dis
placed Persons Act OF 1913 isl
amended to read:
Sec. Is. No >isas shall be is>u-
cd under the provisions OF this
Act. as amended, to any person
who is or has been a member OF
the Communist Party. or to any
person who adhcrcs to. advocates
or follows. or who has adhered
to. advocated, or followed, the
principles OF any political or eco
nomic system or philosophy di-
rected toward the destruction OF
free competitive enterprise and the
revolutionary overthrow OF repre-
sentative governments. or to any
person who is or has been mem
Der OF any organization which has
been designated by the Attorney
General OF the United States as a
Communist organization, or tol
any person who is or has been a
member of or participated in any
movement which is or has been
hostile to the United States or
the form of government of the
United States. or to any person
who advocated or assisted i'll the
persecution OF any person because
of race, religion, or national ori-I
gin, or to any person who has
voluntarily borne arms against
the United States during World
War II. Upon arrival of the port
of entry in the United States,
every person eighteen years OF
age or older authorized to be adj
mitted under this act, shall take