It must be remembered that in these allocations of funds and these appropriations for the Department of State that we are concerned not only with the functions of the Department in one building in the city of Washington. or alone with the widespread jurisdiction of the great Foreign Service. but there are many other bureaus and missions and organizations coming within the purview of the Department of State. and included under this appropriation bill. I refer. for instance. to the United Nations. to that part of the United Nations which is the educational. scientific. and cultural organization of such vast importance to our wvhole theory of life among the nations of the world. Then there is as well the International Refugee Organization. and we must not forget that part of the work of this vast Department which deals with the Philippine rehabilitation program. and with the various international boundary and water commissions. with Canada. and with the United States. and as well the large field of international relations dealing with interAmerican affairs. I wish to take this opportunity of emphasizing that. as a member of this committee. and I feel it is the opinion of the committee itself. I do not voice any disapproval of the purposes and the objectives of the international information and educational program.