("POINT IV" PROGRAM) H. R. 5615, H. R. 6026, H. R. 6834, H. R. 6835 BILLS TO PROMOTE THE FOREIGN POLICY OF THE UNITED STATES AND TO AUTHORIZE PARTICIPATION IN A COOPERATIVE ENDEAVOR FOR ASSISTING IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS JOHN KEE, West Virginia, Chairman JAMES P. RICHARDS, South Carolina HELEN GAHAGAN DOUGLAS, California MIKE MANSFIELD, Montana THOMAS E. MORGAN, Pennsylvania LAURIE C. BATTLE, Alabama GEORGE A. SMATHERS, Florida A. S. J. CARNAHAN, Missouri THURMOND CHATHAM, North Carolina CLEMENT J. ZABLOCKI, Wisconsin OMAR BURLESON, Texas II CHARLES A. EATON, New Jersey FRANCES P. BOLTON, Ohio LAWRENCE H. SMITH, Wisconsin CHESTER E. MERROW, New Hampshire WALTER H. JUDD, Minnesota JAMES G. FULTON, Pennsylvania JACOB K. JAVITS, New York JOHN DAVIS LODGE, Connecticut BOYD CRAWFORD, Administrative Officer and Committee Clerk IRA E. BENNETT, Staff Consultant GEORGE LEE MILLIKAN, Staff Consultant JUNE NIGH, Staff Assistant WINIFRED OSBORNE, Staff Assistant DORIS LEONE, Staff Assistant MABEL WOFFORD, Staff Assistant MARY G. CHACE, Staff Assistant HC59 A3 153 1949 CONTENTS LIST OF WITNESSES 83 Tuesday, September 27, 1949: Hon. James E. Webb, Under Secretary of State--- Page 4-9, 21-41 Hon. Oscar Ewing, Administrator, Federal Security Administration-- 65–79 Hon. Nelson Rockefeller, formerly Coordinator of Inter-American Dr. Gerald Winfield, formerly with Office of War Information___ 170-174 Hon. Christian A. Herter, Representative in Congress from the State STATEMENT SUBMITTED FOR THE RECORD Text of H. R. 5615, Eighty-first Congress, first session__ Page 1-3 100-110 United States loses in United Nations on a Point IV move-Economic Coun- 149-150 154-162 Text of H. R. 6026, Eighty-first Congress, first session___ 174-180 182-183 227-236 Letter of August 23, 1949, from Hon. Spruille Braden to Hon. Christian 273-277 330 Statement on H. R. 5615 on behalf of the Detroit Board of Commerce. Statement of H. A. Howard, national director of the bigger-and-better- 330-332 Statement of Robert E. Rodes, representing the American Trade Asso- 334 335-336 Joint Statement by Morocco Post No. 1, American Legion, and Ameri- State Department hearings on Morocco-French proposals for continued 336-338 Letter of September 7, 1949, from Robert E. Rodes to the Secretary of 338-339 Recommended terms for negotiation relative to concessions requested by 339 Letter of September 30, 1949, from Albert Mevi, president, Tartaric Raw 342-345 United States exports to French Morocco, 1947 and 1948, by quarters_ Letter of October 11, 1949, from Allan B. Kline, president, American Farm Bureau Federation, to the chairman of the Committee on For- Letter of October 3, 1949, from Benjamin C. Marsh, executive secretary, The Peoples' Lobby, Inc., to the chairman of the Committee on For- eign-Affairs, enclosing press release of Dr. Colston E. Warne, professor Page Article by Albert Ravenholt, from the Chicago Daily News of December 379-381 Letter, dated November 22, 1949, from Walter P. Reuther, president, United Automobile Workers, CIO, to Mr. E. F. McDonald, Jr., president, Letter, dated January 13, 1950, from Wynn C. Fairfield to the chairman, Committee on Foreign Affairs, containing text of a resolution passed by Text of statement adopted by the executive committee of the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America, December 6, 1949__ 448-449 Letter of January 13, 1950, from Paul H. Robbins, executive director, Na- tional Society of Professional Engineers, to the chairman of the Com- Letter of January 20, 1950, from Robert F. Loree, chairman, board of direc- tors, National Foreign Trade Council, Inc., to the chairman of the Com- Statement of Stanley I. Posner, representing the Friends of the United States of Latin America, on H. R. 5615__. Article by Thomas K. Ford, from the Washington Post of July 3, 1949--- 507-509 Letter of January 16, 1950, from Clark M. Eichelberger, director of the American Association for the United Nations, Inc., to the chairman of the Statement by the American Association for the United Nations___. Letter of January 24, 1950, from Michael Straight, national chairman, American Veterans Committee, to the chairman of the Committee on Letter of January 23, 1950, from Theodore Waller, legislative representa- tive of the United World Federalists, Inc., to the chairman of the Com- Statement of United World Federalists, Inc., on H. R. 5615_. Letter of January 20, 1950, from Merwin K. Hart, president, National Eco- nomic Council, Inc., to the chairman of the Committee on Foreign State of woman's division of Christian service of the Methodist Church__ 517-518 Letter of January 25, 1950, from Sylvan Gotshal, to the chairman of the Statement of Sylvan Gotshal on H. R. 5615_ Statement of Kenneth Haskell Mantel, of Brooklyn, N. Y., on Point IV__ 521-522 Letter of January 19, 1950, from Benjamin C. Marsh, executive secretary of the People's Lobby, to the chairman of the Committee on Foreign Table I. Total United States direct investments abroad, by area. 491 491 Table III. Income on United States direct investments abroad, net capital 492 492 Table V. Geographic distribution of proposed first-year technical CO- 493 |