21. UAW-CIO Competitive Shop Department News, De- 23. Letter dated September 4, 1959, addressed to Hon. John 24. Photographs of Cyrus Martin after release from hospital. 25. Statements by Cyrus Martin published in the Toledo Blade, February 11 and 12, 1951 – 26. Letter dated December 30, 1947, addressed to All International Representatives, All Full Time Officers of Local 12, from Richard Gosser, vice president, International Union, UAW-CIO....... 26A. Schedule of days the representatives worked at the local 12 retirement farm, also showing their attendance record... 27. Letter dated December 18, 1951, addressed to Cyrus Martin, re Willys-Overland Motors, Inc., from John A. Hull, Jr., Regional Director, National Labor Relations Board_ 28. National Labor Relations Board form NLRB-501, "Charge Against Employer," dated May 28, 1951, signed by Cyrus Martin.... 28A. Letter dated May 31, 1951, addressed to Willys-Overland 28B. Letter dated June 4, 1951, addressed to John A. Hull, 29. Interoffice communication dated March 8, 1949, ad- 30. Letter dated February 21, 1946, addressed to Cyrus Martin, organizer, local 12, UAW-CIO, from Richard Gosser, director, region 2B, UAW-CIO_ Introduced 20123 20127 Appears on page (*) · (*) 31. Pamphlet, "Your Union Home, Local 12, UAW-CIO,” showing pictures of officers of region 2B 20226 (*) 32. Forms showing donor and year and amounts donated to local 12 summer camp.. 20227 (*) 32A. List of names to be contacted for solicitation of donations_ 20228 (*) 32B. Interoffice communication dated October 11, 1949, addressed to Toots Martin from Richard Gosser; subject: Raffle tickets... 20230 (*) 32C. List of raffle tickets not returned as of September 9, 1949___ 20232 (*) 32D. List of names with amount of tickets and telephone numbers__ 20233 (*) 33. Shipping tags attached to packing cases that were at the local 12 camp, Sand Lake, Mich., indicating shipment 20242 (*) 34. Minutes of meeting of the Automotive Workers Building Corp., held October 14, 1949. 20245 (*) 35. Petition for injunction and accounting, Bolman v. Gosser, court of common pleas of Lucas County, Ohio, No. 172316____ 20258 (*) •May be found in the files of the select committee. 36. Opinion of the court of appeals, Lucas County, Ohio, March 13, 1950, Bolman v. Automotive Workers Build- 37. Letter dated January 30, 1950, addressed to John A. Bolman from Emil Mazey, secretary-treasurer, UAW- 37A. Resolution expelling John A. Bolman from membership 38. Constitution of the International Union, United Auto- mobile, Aircraft, and Agricultural Implement Workers of America, UAW-CIO, adopted at Milwaukee, Wis., 39A. Letter dated May 3, 1950, addressed to Emil Mazey, secretary-treasurer, international union, UAW-CIO, 39B. Letter dated May 17, 1950, addressed to Hal P. Ells, 40A. Document, 'Examples of Colonial Hardware Over- 41A. Letter dated February 2, 1947, addressed to Inter- national Representatives, Region 2B, UAW-CIO, Local 12 Full Time Officers, from Richard Gosser, Director, Region 2B, UAW-CIO.. 41B. Letter dated January 14, 1948, addressed to Inter- national Representatives, Full Time Local 12 Officers, from Richard Gosser, vice president, international 41C. Interoffice communication dated November 4, 1949; signed by Richard Gosser, vice president, Inter- 42. Memorandum dated December 15, 1948, addressed to Randolph Gray, from Richard Gosser, vice president, international union, UAW-CIO... 43A. Memorandum dated June 27, 1947, addressed to Norman Meyers, from Richard Gosser. Subject: Summer 43B. Letter dated December 8, 1947, addressed to Frank Molik, director, local 12 summer camp, from Richard Gosser, vice president, international union, UAW- 43C. Letter dated March 15, 1948, addressed to Richard Introduced Appears 43E. Memorandum dated April 14, 1948, addressed to Randolph Gray from Richard Gosser. Subject: Local 12 summer camp and retirement farm.. 43F. Letter dated February 11, 1949, addressed to Birdie Rule, recreation director, local 12, UAW-CIO, from 44. Sales slips and invoices from Colonial Hardware repre- senting charges to local 12 general fund, and letter dated June 21, 1949, to Burny Zawodny from Richard 45. "Machine report" dated December 19, 1947, showing amount paid out and amount received, and official membership receipt No. R-482869, for $116.08. 46. Reports and summary of international executive board action on Toledo situation, June 9, 1950.......... 47. Deposition of Randolph Gray taken September 28, 1950- 48. Deposition of Joseph Ossanna taken September 15, 1950- 49. Letter dated August 14, 1950, addressed to Messrs. 50. Report to Richard Gosser from Randolph Gray, dated camp. 51. Copy of audit report of local 12 for January 1950_.. 53. Letter dated February 18, 1946, addressed to Ollie 57. Transcript of statements made to UAW-CIO special 60. Bills and invoices, together with checkbook of region 2B 60A. Deposit receipts from the Toledo Trust Co., with letters 61. Letter dated September 15, 1959, addressed to Hon. Proceedings of— August 11, 1959. August 12, 1959. 19971 August 13, 1959. 20025 August 20, 1959. 20109 August 21, 1959. 20141 September 8, 1959. 20183 September 9, 1959. 20275 *May be found in the files of the select committee. INVESTIGATION OF IMPROPER ACTIVITIES IN THE LABOR OR MANAGEMENT FIELD (On August 11, 1959, John D. Dale, Marcus L. Friedman, Ernest H. Love, and Peter Zvara testified in executive session before the Senate Select Committee on Improper Activities in the Labor or Management Field. This testimony was made public by the members of the Select Committee on Improper Activities in the Labor or Management Field on August 19, 1959, and follows below.) TUESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1959 U.S. SENATE, SELECT COMMITTEE ON IMPROPER ACTIVITIES IN THE LABOR OR MANAGEMENT FIELD, Washington, D.C. The select committee met at 12:10 p.m., pursuant to Senate Resolution 44, agreed to February 2, 1959, in room 3302, Senate Office Building, Senator John L. McClellan (chairman of the select committee) presiding. Present: Senator John L. McClellan, Democrat, of Arkansas; Senator Karl E. Mundt, Republican, of South Dakota; Senator John F. Kennedy, Democrat, of Massachusetts; Senator Sam J. Ervin, Jr., Democrat, of North Carolina; Senator Frank Church, Democrat, of Idaho; Senator Barry Goldwater, Republican, of Arizona; Senator Carl T. Curtis, Republican, of Nebraska; Senator Homer E. Capehart, Republican, of Indiana. Also present: Robert F. Kennedy, chief counsel; Jerome S. Adlerman, assistant chief counsel; P. Kenneth O'Donnell, assistant counsel; Paul J. Tierney, assistant counsel; Robert E. Manuel, assistant counsel; Pierre E. G. Salinger, investigator; Carmine S. Bellino, consulting accountant; Ruth Y. Watt, chief clerk. The CHAIRMAN. The committee will come to order. (Members of the select committee present at time of convening: Senators McClellan, Mundt, Kennedy, Ervin, Church, Capehart, Goldwater, and Curtis.) The CHAIRMAN. Please be sworn. You do solemnly swear that the evidence you shall give before this Senate select committee shall be the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help you God? Mr. DALE. I do. TESTIMONY OF JOHN D. DALE The CHAIRMAN. Senator Curtis, before you proceed to interrogate the witness, do you want to make any statement for the record as to the purposes of the investigation? |