ANTIDISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT 4 APR 29 HEARINGS Copy- 1954 BEFORE THE SUBCOMMITTEE ON CIVIL RIGHTS OF THE COMMITTEE ON LABOR AND PUBLIC WELFARE EIGHTY-THIRD CONGRESS A BILL TO PROHIBIT DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT FEBRUARY 23, 24, 25, MARCH 1, 2, AND 3, 1954 Printed for the use of the Committee on Labor and Public Welfare · 57 HBP 10 May 54 Americans for Democratic Action......... Arent, Albert E., member, executive committee, National Community Relations Advisory Council; and vice president, Jewish Com- munity Council of Greater Washington_- Babbitt, Miss Thelma, director, job apportunities programs, American نات 383 Bennett, Richard K., national secretary, Community Relations, 157 280 Blake, Dr. Eugene C., stated clerk of the general assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States of America, Philadelphia, Brown, Edgar G., director, National Negro Council_ Daroff, Samuel H., president, H. Daroff & Sons, Inc., Philadelphia, Douglas, Hon. Paul H., a United States Senator from the State of Folsom, Frank M., president, Radio Corporation of America.. Freedlander, Mrs. Maurice, member of the national committee on public affairs, National Council of Jewish Women, Baltimore, Md... Gaines, Mrs. Irene McCoy, Chicago, Ill., president, National Association of Colored Women, Inc.- Granger, Lester B., executive director, National Urban League, Inc., Henderson, Elmer W., director, American Council on Human Rights__ Hendrickson, Hon. Robert C., a United States Senator from the State 365 Holderman, Carl, president, New Jersey State CIO. 327 Kohn, Henry L., attorney at law, Chicago, Ill., chairman, Committee 167 Statement of-Continued Mason, Mrs. Vivian C., president, National Council of Negro Women, Morse, Hon. Wayne, a United States Senator from the State of Oregon_ Powell, Hon. Adam, Jr., a Representative in Congress from the State of Purtell, Hon. William A., a United States Senator from the State of Randolph, A. Philip, International president, Brotherhood of Sleeping Reuther, Walter, president, Congress of Industrial Organizations__ Rice, Andrew E., executive director of the American Veterans Com- Roosevelt, Hon. Franklin D., Jr., a Representative in Congress from Saltonstall, Hon. Leverett, a United States Senator from the State of Silver, Abba Hillel, the Temple, Cleveland, Ohio. Stevens, Miss Thelma, executive secretary, Department of Christian Social Relations, the Women's Division of Christian Service, the Thomas, Julius A., director of industrial relations, National Urban United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America (UE) - White, Walter, executive secretary, National Association for the Ad- Williams, Hon. Harrison A., Jr., a Representative in Congress from Additional information: Annual Report, 1953, of Mayor's Commission on Group Relations of Brickner, Rabbi Balfour, to Roy James, staff director, March 11, 1954, transmitting joint statement on behalf of the Central Conference of American Rabbis and the Rabbinical Council Culbertson, John Bolt, attorney, Greenville, S. C., to Roy E. Page 218 192 286 366 355 143 176 384 376 331 320 107 43 341 Horton, Douglas, the Congregational Christian Churches of the Thornburg, Charles C., chairman, East Chicago Fair Employ- Mrs. Hobby cites the cost of bias, article in New York Times, March 3, 1954, submitted by Edgar G. Brown, director, National Negro Negro Soldiers there's a letter for you inside, read it, pamphlet Newark Fair Practice Ordnance, submitted by David M. Litwin, chairman, commission on group relations, Newark, N. J... President repeats opposition to F. E. P. C., but backs Mitchell's right to endorse it, article in New York Times, March 4, 1954, submitted by Edgar G. Brown, director, National Negro Council-- Press release by Hon. Herbert H. Lehman, May 14, 1953 (amendment Resolution of the American Unitarian Association, submitted by Dr. Alfred McClung Lee, president, Unitarian Fellowship for Social Senate Report 1777, pt. 2, 80th Cong., 2d sess., Postmaster Appoint- Statistical report-November 10, 1946, to February 12, 1954, Massa- Survey by National Association for the Advancement of Colored 379 140 313 210 82 237 182 |