I believe my proposal is sound. since the Federal Government already pays an amount equal to 50 percent of the local contribution for each child attending public schools in the local school district whose parents work on a Federal installation. even though they may rent or own property off the installation and even though they are making a full local tax contribution to local authorities. The theory behind this concept is that even though these parents make a direct tax contribution to local authorities. the initial cost of providing education for their children is so great that their immediate local contribution is not sufficient to meet the initial cost. and so the Federal Government makes the additional contribution. All I ask is that we follow the same policy for migrant students moving into a school district. We know that here in the very shadow of the Nations Capitol there are any number of local school districts which receive huge sums of money in Federal assistance for the operation of the public schools because the parents of children attending these schools are employed by the Federal Government. We know further that in many instances the parents of those students who are being subsidized by the Federal Government own their own homes in these local school districts and pay the same local real estate taxes that all other property owners in the given school district pay.