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Substitute Bill to Admit
DPs Threatens Split
Along Party Lines
ty th« Associated Press
A split along party lines threat
ened to develop today over proposals
j to admit some of Europe’s homeless
t families and orphans into the United
States.
Democratic Senators McGrath of
Rhode Island and Hatch of New
MeAco pointed up the issue un
expectedly late yesterday. They in
jtroduced a bill to lower the immi
gration bars to 200,000 displaced
persons during the next two years
and ease the requirements for entry
into the United States.
The McGrath-Hatch measure is
a substitute for an earlier bill ap
proved by the Republican-controlled
Senate Judiciary Committee.
Orphans Outside Quota.
The original bill provides that
only 100,000 displaced persons could
enter this country from Europe dur
ing the next two years. And those
who did enter would have to meet
strict requirements in housing and
job prospects.
The substitute not only doubles
the immigration quotaN but# does
these things:
1. Says unmarried minor orphans
should not be counted against the
quota. The original bill Includes
orphans in the 100,000 limit.
2. Permits entry of persons who
were in the Brtish, French or Amer
ican zones of occupation on or be
j fore April 21, 1947. The other bill
' fixes this eligibility date as Decem
j ber 22, 1945.
I 3. Provides immigration priorities
"based on specified skills and oc
cupational needs in this country”
and gives preference to close rela
tives of people living in the United'
States.
The original requires the DPs to
have assurance of suitable employ
iment and "decent, safe and sani
j tary housing without displacing
some other person from such hous
ing.”
4. Mates no distinction oeiween
persons living in or out of a DP
camp. The committee bill gives
priority to DPs living in camps.
The n$w bill brought a quick
flurry of debate.
Acting Majority Leader Wherry
asked Senator McGrath whether he
had asked Republican members of
the Judiciary Committee to join in
sponsoring the new measure. Sen
ator McGrath, a committee mem
ber, said he had not.
“But this is a substitute bill,''
Senator Wherry said.,
"Yes, and I have the right to
file it” Senator McGrath retorted
No Report on First Bill.
Senator Lucas, Democrat, of
Illinois said he has been unable to
find a report of the hearings on
the original bill. Senator McGrath
explained the bill was rushed out
of committee to get it to the Senate
for speedy action. He said no re
port has been printed, but that each
committee member reserved the
right to offer amendments.
“It is inconceivable,” Senator
Lucas said, “there was no report
on a bill of such importance.”
Senator Hatch arose to say that
he regretted any miwnderstandlng
or “wrong inference” in the intro
duction of the Mew bill, actually
offered as an amendment.
“We ask you,” he said, "to read
this amendment tonight and sav
you will join us. We want your
support.”
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Five Boys in Junior Police Corps
Promoted for Spotting Robbery
Five teen-age Northwest Wash
ington boys today carry the ranks
of captain in the Junior Police and
Citizens Corps here, after receiving
promotions last night recognizing
their “alertness” in spotting and
notifying police of a recent robbery.
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; Pvt. Oliver A. Cowan, founder and
; director of the junior police group,
awarded the boys certiflcatea of
! commendation in ceremonies last
night at headquarters, 720 Barry
place N.W.
Promoted were Sergt. Angelo
Alvino, 15, of 427 Fourth street
!N.W.; Sergt. Thomas Espina, IS, of
607 Fourth street N.W.; Pvt. Joseph
j Ruffo, 13, of 634 Fourth street N.W.;
Pvt. Robert Stone, 15, of 638 Third
I street N.W., and Pvt Anthony Vin
; dotto, 15. of 112 E street N.W.
j According to Pvt, Cowan, the boys
j were walking through a park at Fifth,
| and C streets N.W. Monday night j
!when they saw a man taking thej
i wallet of a man sleeping on a park;
bench. They called police, who took!
the,man to No. 1 precinct, where he j
was identified as Henry P. Boone,!
33, of New York, and charged with
larceny.
Three of the boys. Angelo. Anthony
and Joseph, testified In Municipal
'Court yesterday against Boon*. He
was sentenced to 210 days in jail
on the robbery charge, largely on
the boys' testimony, Pvt. Cowan said.
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