Yea-and-nay votes-Continued

Departments of State, Justice, and Commerce,
making appropriations for, fiscal year 1954-
(See bill H. R. 4974.)
Committee amendment allocating foreign cur-
rencies and credits owed to United States in
amount equal to $4 million for acquisition by
State Department of buildings abroad___.
Committee amendment providing $9.4 million
for censuses of business and manufactures__.
Committee amendment providing $40,144,000 for
ship construction, Maritime Activities, Com-
merce Department_______
Motion to reconsider the vote disagreeing to the
reported amendment inserting a provision for
the acquisition of buildings abroad._.
Motion to suspend paragraph 4 of rule XVI for
the purpose of proposing amendment respect-
ing appointment and tenure of deputy United
States marshals and their clerical assistants__
Motion to suspend paragraph 4 of rule XVI for
the purpose of proposing amendments author-
izing the Attorney General and Secretaries
of State and Commerce to terminate any em-
ployee of their respective Departments when
necessary or desirable in interest of the United
States____

Motion to table motion for reconsideration of
the vote by which committee amendment al-
locating foreign currencies and credits owed to
the United States in amount equal to $4 mil-
lion for acquisition by State Department of
buildings abroad was adopted_
Motion to table motion to reconsider the vote on
the committee amendment providing $9.4
million for censuses of business and manufac-
tures____

Equal rights for men and women, proposing an
amendment to the Constitution of the United
States relative to-(See S. J. Res. 49.)
Amendment providing that nothing in the pro-
posed amendment shall be construed as im-
pairing any rights or benefits heretofore or
hereafter given by law to women...
Passage of____.

Excess-profits tax, to extend until December 31,
1953, the period with respect to which the,
shall be effective-(See bill H. R. 5898.)
Amendment increasing excess-profits-tax ex-
emption on corporate income from $25,000
to $100,000____.

Executive Office and sundry independent execu-

tive bureaus, boards, commissions, corpora-
tions, agencies, and offices, making appropria-
tions for, fiscal year 1954 (See bill H. R.
4663.)

Amendment eliminating prohibition against use

of funds for a statistical analysis of the con-
sumer dollar___
Amendment to committee amendment so as to
reduce by $1 million funds for Public Hous-
ing Administration__
Amendment to committee amendment, to in-
crease by $600,000 funds for housing research
program, Housing and Home Finance Agency_
Amendment to reduce by $4 million funds for
repairs and maintenance of federally owned
buildings outside the District of Columbia,
by the General Services Administration____
Amendment to reduce by 5 percent all items in
the bill except for compensation of President
of the United States____.
Committee amendment increasing by $5,923,930
funds for operating expenses..

Motion to lay aside temporarily, and take up
legislation providing authority for temporary
economic controls, after which consideration
of the joint resolution to be resumed with a
limitation of debate of 1 hour each on the
amendment to provide that moneys received
under this act be spent only for national de-
fense or grants-in-aid of education and the
substitute for the committee substitute
amendment, to be followed by vote thereon,
with a provisio that no vote be taken on
either amendment before Monday, April 27--
Motion to table amendment in nature of a sub-
stitute for committee substitute amendment_

Yea-and-nay votes-Continued

Lands beneath navigable waters, etc.-Continued
Submerged Land Act, to amend-See bill H. R.
5134.) See also Submerged lands of the
outer Continental Shelf, below infra.)
Adoption of conference report..
Legislative Reorganization Act of 1946, to amend
title VI of the, with respect to the retire-
ment of employees in the legislative branch-
(See bill S. 2175.)

Amendment to increase from 6 percent to 9 per-
cent rate of retirement deductions from sal-
ary of Members of Congress and legislative
employees...-

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Amendment authorizing the President to make
available for purchase up to $50 million of
surplus farm commodities owned by the Com-
modity Credit Corporation for relief of famine
in friendly countries.....
Amendment authorizing the President to make
available $25 million of authorized appropria-
tions for purchase for use of Asia-Pacific
countries of surplus commodities now owned
by the Commodity Credit Corporation__----
Amendment providing that the President shall
make available certain amounts for military
assistance to eligible countries through cur-
rency conversion agreements involving pur-
chase of United States agricultural commo-
dities....

Amendment respecting aid to France and Asso-
ciated States of Cambodia, Laos, and Viet-
Nam for mutual defense assistance providing
that mutual security program as to Associated
States be administered so as to encourage
their self-government_----

Motion to recommit the bill with instructions to
report back by 4 p. m., July 2, 1953, with reduc-
tions so as to provide a total of $4,998,000,000,
the House-passed figure.........

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415

418

419

Reorganization Act of 1949, to amend-(See bill
H. R. 1979.)
Amendment as substitute to permit disapproval
of a reorganization plan by a simple majority
of either House of Congress rather than by a
constitutional majority............

Reorganization Plan No. 2 of 1953, disapproving—
(See S. Res. 100.)
Agreeing to....

Rubber Act of 1948, amending to provide for the
sale of Government-owned rubber-producing
facilities; to repeal and modify certain of its
provisions affected thereby-(See bill S. 2047.)
Amendment limiting sale of copolymer and butyl
facilities to any one purchaser...............
Amendment limiting sale of copolymer facilities
to not more than 6 to the 4 largest rubber
producers.....

Amendment permitting congressional approval
in whole or in part of any disposal plan.............
Passage of..........

Rules of the Senate, adoption of for the Senate of
the 83d Congress, motion to lay on the table
the motion for consideration of..........
Russia and her satellites, remonstrating against
the treatment of minority groups by—(See
S. Res. 84.)

419

Amendment providing that not more than $6.-
196,688,179 of the aggregate appropriated shall
be available for obligation..........
Amendment to reduce by $71,800,000 funds for
mutual defense financing, economic and tech-
nical assistance to Europe_--_.
Amendment to reduce by $500 million funds for
military assistance to Europe_____
Motion to suspend the rules for the purpose of
proposing an amendment to reduce assistance
to any recipient nation by $1 million for each
cargo of Communist goods shipped prior to
date on which Communist China becomes
party to final Korean peace..
Passage of...

Agreeing to the conference report on..........
Amendment to eliminate language providing for
exemptions from and adjustments of ceilings
in certain cases..

Yellow fever, high public service rendered by Maj. Page

Walter Reed and those associated with him in

the discovery of the cause and means of trans-
mission of, act to recognize the, amending-
(See bill S. 1481.)

Yoshida, Hisami-(See bill H. R. 759.)

Yotsumoto, Tei-(See bill S. 2359.)

You, Lee-(See bill S. 2132.)

Yugoslavs, for the relief of certain (See bill S. 618.) Page

Yukiko, Ito-(See bill S. 2366.)

Yutriago, Maria-(See bill S. 474.)

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Zachary Taylor National Cemetery, to authorize the

acquisition of land for expansion of the-(See
bill S. 764.)

Zahareas, Anthony-(See bill S. 699.)

Zahka, Edmond Kaiser-(See bill S. 1987.)

Zamunner, Albina-(See bills S. 940; H. R. 2160.)
Zankowsky, Gronislav Vydaevich and Leonid-(See
bill H. R. 1141.)

Zarkadis, Antonios Vasillos-(See bill S. 804.)
Zarrabe, Maria-(See bill S. 1464.)

Zarubin, Georgi, Ambassador from Russia, resolution
favoring the repudiation of___.

Zelveian, Arshag Haigan-(See bill S. 1246.)
Zibul, Tatiana-(See bill S. 2122.)

Ziegler, Stephania (Sister Benitia)-(See bills S. 519;

H. R. 3035.)

Zijdenbos, Hendrika-(See bill S. 1756.)

Zinc and lead, to impose sliding scale stabilization
duties on the importation of-(See bills S.
1562, S. 2326.)

Zivolich Marina Bernardis and Mirko-(See bill S.
259.)

For period March 16 through June 15, 1952
For period June 16 through September 15, 1952__
For period September 16 through December 15,
1952_____

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Zorub, David-(See bill H. R. 2801.)

Yugoslavia and Italy, plebiscite for the settlement of
the dispute between, concerning Trieste, fa-
voring a-(See S. Con. Res. 17.)

Zubli, Jacob Fraim-(See bill S. 1862.)
Zullo, Bichael Cosmo-(See bill S. 701.)
Zweig, Leo-(See bill S. 2501.)

Zografos, Constantinos-(See bill S. 871.)

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