I shall be glad to answer the gentlemans question if the gentleman will wait a moment. I think I shall cover the very point the gentleman is getting to. The Census Bureau also states that when the 1930 census was taken there were only 6.284.613 foreignborn persons who had not become naturalized and were therefore aliens. Here. again. my colleague overestimated the number of aliens. he said "aliens ". by 13.715.387. But my colleague failed here to take into account those aliens who in 1930 had already indicated their purposes by filing their declarations of intention to become citizens as soon as our laws would perjmit them to do that. Now. Mr. Chairman. further figures I received from the Census Bureau show that out of that 6.284.613 unnaturalized foreignborn population in 1930. there were 1.266.419 who had already filed their declaration of becoming citizens. and in the cases of only 499.853 persons do the official census records fail to show whether the persons counted were naturalized. firstpaper holders. or unnaturalized aliens. This leaves. Mr.
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