Mr. Speaker. yesterday. on the floor of the House. the question was asked why we should consider the Fulbright resolution now before the war is won. The answer It seems to me Is obvious. Our postwar policies are now being formulated. The issue is already on our doorstep. The administration is not waiting until the war is won but is determining our postwar policies almost daily. Let us examine the record. We have already had a refugee conference in Bermuda. Do you or I know what commitments were made at that conference? No. They are so secret they are not to be imparted even to the members of your Foreign Affairs Committee although the chairman was the delegate to that conference from the House.