CONTENTS

Testimony of—

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Hon. Homer Ferguson, a United States Senator from the State of

Michigan...

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Hon. Olin A. Johnston, a United States Senator from the State of
South Carolina..

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Hon. Karl E. Mundt, a United States Senator from the State of
South Dakota_.

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C. B. Baldwin, secretary, Progressive Party.

Thomas G. Buchanan, Jr., legislative director, Civil Rights Congress,
Washington._.

Rev. John Darr, Jr., Young Progressives of America, New York City.

Clifford J. Durr, president, National Lawyers Guild, Washington -

James F. Green, chairman, National Americanism Commission, the

American Legion, Omaha, Nebr.--

Thomas E. Harris, assistant general counsel, Congress of Industrial
Organizations, Washington, D. C.

Mrs. Ada B. Jackson, Congress of American Women, New York City.

Arnold Johnson, legislative director Communist Party, New York

City

Winston McDaniel, student, University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis..
Robert E. McLaughlin, national legislative director, AMVETS.
Bernard Mintor, United Furniture Workers of America, Congress of
Industrial Organizations, New York City.

Joseph H. Rainey, magistrate, Philadelphia, Pa.

Donald Richberg, attorney, Washington, D. C

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Rabbi Benjamin Schultz, executive director, American Jewish League

Against Communism, Inc., New York City

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Arthur Schutzer, State executive secretary, American Labor Party,

New York City.

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Benjamin C. Sigal, attorney, Washington, D. C., representing Amer-
icans for Democratic Action and Civil Liberties Union

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John C. Williamson, assistant director, National Legislative Service,
Veterans of Foreign Wars.

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Text of bills, S. 1194 and S. 1196_

Summary analysis and comparison of S. 1194 and S. 1196.

Communism, what it is and how it operates. (Examples submitted by

Senator Mundt).

Newspaper clipping, the Washington Daily News, dated May 3, 1949.

APPENDIXES

The committee file contains scores of letters, telegrams, postals, and resolutions

from individuals, labor groups, and citizen organizations, both in favor of and

opposed to legislation which would control subversive activities. In the interest

of conservation of space and printing costs, all the above mentioned material is

not included in the printed hearings. It does, however, remain as part of the

public records of the files of the committee, open to the scrutiny of interested

parties.

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Disabled American Veterans (letter dated May 5, 1949, and resolution) _ _

Federal Grand Jury Association for Southern District of New York (letter

dated May 2, 1949, and presentment) __

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Statement of Osmond K. Fraenkel, attorney, New York City, in opposition

to S. 1194 and S. 1196... .

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Statement of Lewis G. Hines, national legislative representative, American

Federation of Labor, dated June 9, 1949.

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Statement of Harry See, national legislative representative, Brotherhood

of Railroad Trainmen, dated May 18, 1949--

Library of Congress (Legislative Reference Service), entitled "Constitution-

ality of H. R. 5852," similar legislation of the Eightieth Congress --

Benjamin C. Sigal, complete statement in opposition, representing Ameri-

cans for Democratic Action and American Civil Liberties Union, dated

May 6, 1949__

Zachariah Chafee, Jr., professor of law, Harvard University, statement

opposing S. 1194 and S. 1116, dated June 4, 1949.

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