Mr. President. in order that the reasons for the amendment may be of record and may be more surely before the conference committee for consideration. if there is. though there should not be. any doubt on the question. I ask unanimous consent to include in the RECORD a letter. not from noncitizens but in fact written on behalf of distinguished citizens of this country who are members of the board of trustees and advisory council of the Foreign Language Information Service of New York City. This organization is the lineal descendant of a Government organization of the World Warthe Public Information Service created by President Wilson at that time. Its fine motto has been to interpret America to the foreign born in our midst and the foreign born to America. Its present director. who signs the letter. is an able lawyer. a member of a distinguished American family. who has proven his devotion to the public service. I ask that this letter. which gives convincing and. indeed. overwhelming reasons for the amendment. may be incorporated in my remarks.
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