It may be that the number who will come in between now and the spring of next year will be diminished every month. But the fact is that the wardisplaced persons in central Europe will by June 30. 1950. the expiration date of the present law. through repatriation. or resettlement in this country or other countries. have been almost fully taken care of. I am informed that the International Refugee Organization estimates that on June 30. 1950. there will be in the camps of central Europe approximately only 11.000 persons. in addition to the socalled hard core of about 161.000. I do not understand that it is advocated by anyone on the floor of the Senate. at least I have heard of no such advocacy. that we should take in this socalled hard core. That does not mean exclusively people who are criminal. It may mean people who are afflicted mentally. or may have physical handicaps. whom It would be unwise to have admitted into our country. but under the best estimates of the International Refugee Organization. by June 30. 1950. there shall have been repatriated or settled all the persons in camps on June 30. 1950. other than the "hard core." except approximately 11.000. Mr. President.