Mr. President. I could not possibly agree more sincerely or more completely with the observation just made by the Senator from West Virginia. If my amendment is agreed to it will change the naturalization oath which is provided for by the Nationality Act of 1940. and this oath is taken by all immigrants. Mr. President. in order that the RECORD may be as clear and as concrete as possible. I ask unanimous consent that the letter under date of March 16. 1950. received by me from Mr. Peyton Ford. the assistant to the Attorney General. may be printed in the RECORD at this point. as a part of my remarks
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