Chairman. I take this time to again make a matter of record with regard to that portion of the bill under section 101 (a) (1) which provides for $100 million to form national military units from escapees from Iron Curtain countries and to aid resistance behind the Iron Curtain which has not been effectively used up to this time but which if properly used by the new administration can spearhead the new foreign policy that everyone in this House wants. I want to take this time to make it a matter of record that that section was not meant to be just a refugee program. The provisions of the bill are definitely meant to be an aid to resistance behind the Iron Curtain. and to form national military units from those who have escaped from the Iron Curtain countries. If we implement such a policy we will change the policy from the containment policy which the American people discarded last fall when they elected Dwight Eisenhower on the basis of his stand for liberation during the campaign. With the current Instances of resistance behind the Iron Curtain which are occurring every day. we should begin to take advantage of these things so that we can press forward with an affirmative policy that will end the stalemate with the Communists in less than a period of 10 or more years. perhaps within a few years if we do it effectively. The main and primary purpose of this program is. therefore. to form such national military units and to aid resistance to communism behind the Iron Curtain. Allied to this primary and major purpose there is. of course. the secondary and minor purpose of aiding the refugee escapees from Iron Curtain countries. I want to make it clear that there is no justification for turning this into a mere. refugee program which I think it was the disposition of the previous administration to do. And perhaps there are some individuals still in the State Department who would continue it along the lines of only a refugee program because of timidity on the part of some from adopting a real program of liberation which clearly was the intent of Congress. Current events make such a new policy all the more necessary. President Eisenhower has stated clearly that we will not accept the Soviet conquests.