Mr. President. that what I am now reading. starting with (a). which will continue to (j) involves checks which CIC. a highly important branch of the United States Army. makes routinely and intensively on all displaced persons. (c) Check against Berlin Document Center records for information relating to German citizenship. Nazi Party affiliations. or miscellaneous Nazi group activities. (d) Check against military government court records for information on arrests and convictions. (e) Check against German police records for information on arrests and convictions. (f) Provost marshal analysis of fingerprints for establishing identities against previous applications for visas on criminal records. (g) Check against IRO local camp records for information relating to identity and behavior. (h) Interview by United States Army CIC agent with the DP agent with the DP and his family. covering information contained in registration form. establishment of identity. examination of documents. comparison of fingerprints. and any other information that may be adduced. (i) Interview by United States Army CIC agent with at least three neighbors of the DP. covering identity. behavior. and general reputation of applicant. (j) Investigation of any leads which may develop. Those are all parts of the CIC procedure. Eighteenth.