The Senator from Massachusetts was in the conference committee. and of course he knows the facts concerning this language. It appears that an agency of Government. the Farm Security Administration. last year in moving some of these workers would not make them available to a farmer unless the farmer furnished certain housing facilities which in the opinion of the Farm Security Administration were adequate and were as they should be. The Senator from South Dakota read on the floor some testimony which was submitted to another committee of the Senate. showing that the Farm Security Administration in some of these matters had acted in a very arbitrary manner in regard to the housing facilities of migrant workers. that it had required housing conditions which were far superior to any that heretofore existed. In the language to which the Senator from Massachusetts refers there is no limitation on the expenditure of the funds to provide housing facilities. It undertakes to prohibit the employees of any department of the Government from prescribing standards and making them a prerequisite to the importation or the placement of laborers on the farm.