The dualpositions statute has been a part of our governmental pattern since 1894. I submit that no unique circumstances exist nor have any arguments been advanced in support of S. 1271 and S. 1272. which would warrant the granting of exceptions to that statute in either instance. There should be no question in anyones mind but that General Swing has used every possible means at his disposal to gain his ends--the retention and permanent employment of Generals Partridge and Howard to replace civilians in positions of traditional high civil authority and full policymaking and policyadministering responsibility in SE the Immigration and Naturalization Service. The evidence is unmistakable that he has made a continued and contemptuous effort to thwart the will of Congress and to circumvent the law. Nor. in the insistent lobbying activities which have been carried on. are there any signs that there will be a relaxation of General Swings efforts.
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