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— " “ de ba ry Pa United Sates ‘of America we een eed a Nc a lle ee pe ey VONGTESS wl a, PROCEEDINGS AND DEBATES OF THE 81" concress, SECU Vol. 96 House BC4 37 ! The House met ai 12 o'clock noon. The Chaplam, Rev. Bernard Bras- kamp. D. BP, offered the following prayer: Alnmiehty and eternal God, we beseech >that in this Brotherhood Week our ~rayer may be raciant with ~h and helpful things ‘ ~sther for ‘ty of ‘'y we -’s overtures « adventure of ader which is truly -. «=» «« brothers of the Bon of Man, our minds and hearts m.v be im- Pervious te those attitudes and feclings which are alien to the spirit of our blessed Lord. Hear us in His pame. Amen. THE JOURNAL The Journal of the proceedings of Tharsday. February 16, 1950, was read aod Lppreved. MESSAGL FROM THE SENATE A message from the Benate. by Mr. McDan:!, iis enrotling clerk, announced thet the Senate had adopted the follow- ing resoluticn (8. Res. 229): Kesc.ved That the Benate has beard witt. profound serrcw the announcement of the Sof Hou. Bcu rime Ors Brawn, late a sentative fram the State of Virginia. sed. TY.at » cummitvee of two BGena- ppolnted by the Vice President t& win. (ioe eppolnted on the part of ef Resvescutatives to attend the 6: atcaed Representative. Jd, 3s > the Secretary communl- / fom utiond to the House of Repre- a ODG traneroil & copy tbereof to the a the der +1. oes, That .. « further mark of respect merry of the deceased the Senate @ icke a recess unt 12 ocjotk meridian TOY. “# message clao announced that pur- sthe above resolution the Presid- had appointed Mr. Bray an¢ ‘ members of the commit- * the Benate. “NCE Tr, I ask nileague the gentleman from Mississ.y pyr. AgKaxeTHY] may have an indel ite pave of absence on gccount of Ulnes: The SPEAKER. Is there obj1j0n to the request of the gentiema. fiom Mississippi? There was no objection. ."aRMISSION TO ADDRESS THE Higge Mr. PATMAN. Mr. Speaker.; gsk Unan:mous consent to address thr for 1 minute and to extend MY Lmar by inserting an article. ts The SPEAKER. Is there obitiion to the request of the ge"iems. trom Tezas? There was no objection. (Mr. PATMAN addressed th: House. His remarks appear in the |v, endtx of today’s Recoap.] THE READING OF WASHING [Ons PAREW ELL ADDRESS The SPEAKER. Pursuant to the spe- ¢lal order erreed to on February 16, the Chair dezignates the genitieman from Ohio [Mr. McSwrrwgy} to read Wash- ington's Farewell Address immediately after the reading of the Journal on Wednesday, Pebruary 22, 1860. EXTENSION OF REMARES Mr. HERLONG asked and was giver permission to extend his remarks in the Appendix of the Recosp. PERMISSION TO ADDRESS THE HOUBRE M:i HERLONG. Mr. Speaker, I ask upbanimous consent to address the House for i minute and to revise and extend my remarks. The SPEAKER. Is there objection to the request of the gentieman from Plorida? There was no objection. FREEDOM DAT Mr. HERLONG. Mr. Speaker, in con- nection with their campaign in behali of good government at less cosi, the Picrida Retailers Association has sueg- gested a new and jubilant national holi- Gay to celebrate tax freedom. The date a the boliday this year would be April The fdes iz that from Janu-- * to April 26 this year, the aver. . gon works for the Government. He WASHINGTON, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 195¢ r of Represniiative be liberated om Anril 26 . werk for himsel: ind tis HF remaivt Glo * ser FS Leona ccd the orgeu cainpaiga to ca: & fth- at workinguan the fact that s+ of ever} solier ges foro cents of that amuunt at cover or hidden taxes. penalize the workingman 0 portion because you and : | spend. and consequeiitly virtually every Goliay he e: to live. 4 Yes; the cos: of + high. Our best conse. ja: Thank God we ar the government we ar the other hand, 47 we government we gol, ' Tax Liberation Day ©: r sat EATER TION OF Mr, EXLIOTT aste. perinigsion to extend b: », Reeors ty two instares gp... traneous matter. “eo Mr. BRYON ask; ,“, pervuesior tc extind - Raevwear @o0 im ‘ule :* ered last Fiic + Mr. BOLIJ - « permission to ext- Recoap and inc! Day speech by United States, Mr. DAVIS oc’ pertolssion to ex) RECORD. Mr. Pé'rTE:. mission to ez RECORD. Mr. CROO!I tission to Recorp and ir C. Price, he- ment, Nr 4 Worl 7 ja\- 93sa27ell