He was highly devotedindeed. I believe he remained a bachelor because of his dedication to the public service and his unwillingness. even so sacred a relationship as marriage. to give up the time and interest from the public service which might have been devoted to a family. I remember him very well as a Member with me and Representative Chelf of Kentucky on a committee engaged in the investigation of the problem of displaced persons in Europe in 1947. and the tremendous influence he had in shaping the Refugee Relief Act of that year. The Displaced Persons Act. as it was called. did so much to take 2 million of the displaced persons out of Europe and transport about 350.000 of them to the United States and the rest to other parts of the world and to resettlement in Europe. His interest in the space program was very well known in the other body and nationally.