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VO IU M E 16

NUMBER 18

Washington, Friday, January 26, 1951
TITLE 3 THE PRESIDENT
EXECUTIVE ORDER 10207
E stablishing the P residents Commission on I nternal S ecurity and I ndividual R ights
By virtue of the authority vested in me as President of the United States, it is ordered as follows:
1. There is hereby established in the Executive Office of the President a com mission to be known as the Presidents Commission on Internal Security and In
dividual Rights, which shall be composed of a Chairman, a Vice Chairman, and seven other members, all of whom shall be designated by the President.
2. a The Commission shall make a thorough study of the problem of pro viding for the internal security of the United States and at the same time pro tecting the rights and freedoms of indi viduals. The Commission shall consider how this problem should be met by Gov ernment action and by private action.
Among other things, the Commission shall examine the laws, practices, and procedures concerning protection against treason, sabotage, espionage, and other matters affecting the internal security of the Nation; and the Commission shall consider the operation of and any need for changes in such laws, practices, and procedures. The subjects considered by the Commission shall include the Gov ernment employee loyalty program and the Government employee security pro gram. The Commission shall also con sider the need for protecting individuals from unwarranted attacks and from un warranted infringement of their rights and liberties in the name of security.
b The Commission shall make a re port to the President of its findings and conclusions to be preceded by such interim reports as-it may find desirable, and shall make such recommendations for legislative, administrative, or other action as it deems appropriate.
3. In carrying out its functions under this order, the Commission shall pre scribe its own rules of procedure. The Commission may hold such public hear ings and hear such witnesses as it may determine, and it may, in connection with matters relating to Federal em
ployees, examine any and all records and files relating to individual cases in pos session of any executive department or agency. All executive departments and agencies of the Federal Government are authorized and directed to cooperate with the Commission in its work and to fur nish the Commission such information and assistance, not inconsistent with law, as it may require in the performance of its functions. The Commission shall take appropriate measures to protect th e security or confidential character of any Security-classified information or infor mation of a confidential nature sub mitted to it or examined by it.
4. The expenditures of the Commission shall be paid out of an allotment made by the President from the appropriation Executive Office of the President Emergencies National Defense, Such payments shall be made without regard to the provisions of a section 3681 of the Revised Statutes of the United States <31 U. S. C. 672, b section 9 of the act of March 4,1909, 35 Stat. 1027 31 . S. C.
673, and c such other laws as the President may hereafter specify.
5. Thirty days after the presentation of its final report to the President, the Commission shall cease to exist unless the President shall otherwise direct.
H arry S. T ruman T he W hite H ouse,
January 23, 1951.
P. R. Doc. 51-1398; Filed, Jan. 24, 1951;
3:17 p. m.

EXECUTIVE ORDER 10208
P roviding for the A dministration of the Y ugoslav E mergency R elief A ssistance A ct of 1950

By virtue of the authority vested in me by the Constitution and the statutes, including the Yugoslav Emergency Re lief Assistance Act of 1950, approved De cember 29, 1950 Public Law 897, 81st Congress, and the act of August 8,1950
Public Law 673, 81st Congress, and as President of the United States, it is hereby ordered as follows:
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CONTENTS
THE PRESIDENT
Executive Orders
Presidents Commission on In
ternal Security and Individual Rights, establishment_________
Yugoslav Emergency Relief As sistance Act of 1950, adminis tration______________________

Pae
709
709

EXECUTIVE AGENCIES
Agriculture Department
See Comodity Credit Corporation;
Production and Marketing Ad ministration; Rural Electrifica tion Administration.
Alien Property, Office of
Notices:
Vesting orders, etc. :
Aoki, Tokumon and Hisako 750
Kuriyama______________
Berz-Schmitz, Franz, et al__
755
Cederholm, Metta, et al_____ 755
Copyrights of certain German nationals 2 documents _ 748, 750
76
Ernst, Joseph W_________
Fujii, Yoshitoshi, et al______ 754
German and Japanese na tionals and governments__
758
Hartman, John___________
751
Heise, Marie_______
753
Horn, Carl Georg and Anna Maria Elizabeth_________
756
Irmischer, Max A. W., et al__
757
Knoll, Rudolph___________
757
Liebgott, Sophia__________
745
Loeper, Hermann and Mrs.
Emmi___ :______________
751
Matsumoto, Yonekichi______ 745
Morita, Karo Saki and Noriaki____________________
746
Moritz, Anna_____________
746
Niimi, Kaneo____________ 751
Olson, Anna, et al_________
747
pruhsmeyer, August_______
747
Rothkehl, Theodor________
746
Sanchez, Valentine, et al____
747
Satow, Gensaburo and Sentaro _______ !__________
748
Satow, Teruko____________
748
SchachtzabGl, Anna Helene Marcus, and Louise Emilie Baldus_________________ 748
Schenck, Carl A., et al______ 758
709