The following is part of a letter from a fine American of Armenian descent enclosing a resolution and some 150 telegrams favoring my amendment: WATERTOWN. MASS.. July 25. 1953. Hon. EDITH NoURsE ROGERS. House Office Building. Washington. D. C. DEAR MRS. ROGEaS: It Is with sincere appreciation that I recall the effort of your late husband in effecting my admission to the United States as an immigrant in June 1924 when I was detained at the United States Detention Station. East Boston. Mass.. by the Immigration Service. You may remember that the people of Andover sponsored my entry and became much concerned when my exclusion was imminent. Following my entry to the United States through your late husband.
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