Mr. Speaker. there is quite a distinction. in this sense. that this is a remission of the customs duties to the Preparatory Commission for the International Refugee Organization. After the war was over the army of occupation seized upon considerable property. nonmonetary gold and silver. rugs. jewelry. and precious stones from the Nazis. It was agreed by international accord amongst the allied nations that this property that had been seized might be used to help rehabilitate and reestablish the economy of the various countries. the victims of Nazi persecution. It was thought best to bring some of this property to countries like the United States where there would be a ready market. The property was brought here and sold. with no profit to anybody. no profit either to the Preparatory Commission for the International Refugee Organization or any individual. -