Mr. Speaker. in conclusion let me say that my attitude toward the first paragraph of this resolution is well known. In the Committee on Immigration and Naturalization. as a member and as chairman. I have always favored equality between men and women in naturalization and all other matters. Recognizing the industry. energy. and ability. is well as his great interest in bringing about citizenship and naturalization equality of the sexes. I appolinted Congressman JOHN L. CABLa. chairman of the Subcommittee on Naturalization. and to his able leadership not only in this but previous Congresses is largely due the great progress that has been made in bringing about equality. a splendid bill having already passed the House this session. and there already being on the statute books what is known as the Cable act. both of which I took great pleasure in supporting. and both of which evidence the efficient legislative ability of their author. Congressman CABLE. of Ohio. and the wisdom of his having been placed at the head of the subcommittee having in charge all naturalization matters.
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