Following that service he became staff director of the House Select Committee To Investigate Communist Aggression. whose monumental work was produced in 27 official reports of the House. which today stand unchallenged for accuracy and completeness on the issue of the conspiracy of communism against freemen and nations. He then became a consultant to our Government on international information programs and was called upon by both Senate and House committees for advice and assistance in this critical area of Government operations. After serving for 4 years as director of special projects at Canisius College in Buffalo. a Jesuit institution of higher learning. he returned to Washington to become staff director of the Joint Committee on Immigration and Nationality Policy of which I have the honor to serve as chairman. It is worth noting that he has been honored by many foreign governments as well as many national organizations of our country. including recognition as the leading Catholic layman in the field of Catholic action in 1950 which earned him a decoration by the late Pope Pius XII. Philip J.
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