Letter from David Lloyd to Arthur Cox with Attachment

May 14, 1952 Mr. Arthur Cox Psychological Strategy Board Washington, D. C. Dear Mr. Cox: Pursuant to the conference held in my office on May 9, 1952, there is enclosed herewith an outline, prepared by the Displaced Persons Commission, which is intended as a suggestion of the sort of thing General Smith might cover in executive session with respect to H.R. 7376. The hear- ings are scheduled to commence on May 22, before Sub- committee No. 1 of the House Judiciary Committee. For your information there are also enclosed the following: President's Special Message to the Congress, March 24 H.R. 7376 (Celler) and summary of principal provisions H.J. Res. 477 and summary of principal provisions As you know, H.R. 7376 implements the principal objectives stated by the President in his Special Message. You will note, however, that it does not provide for the use of lost visas as recommended by the President for issuance to displaced persons whose case could not be completed by the cut-off date of December 31, 1951. Sincerely yours, DAVID D. LLOYD Enclosures TRUMAN NARA