Jurisdictional disputes in the motion-picture Industry : hearings before a special subcommittee of the Committee on Education and Labor, House of Representatives, Eightieth Congress, first-session, pursuant to H. Res. 111 (1948)

CONTENTS VII Page Walsh, Richard F., international president, International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees, New York, N. Y 806-811, 819^852, 853-885, 900 Walsh, William R., industrial relations manager, Loew's, Inc., Los Angeles, Calif 614-618 Wayne, D. T., camera mechanic. Paramount Studios, Inglewood, Calif__ 730-735 White, E. R., grand lodge representative, International Association of Machinists, Los Angeles, Calif 742-744 Wilson, Lester, industrial relations representative. International Union of Operating Engineers, Los Angeles, Calif 926-932 Work, Clift', associate executive. Universal International Pictures, Van Nuys, Calif _• 660-676 Wright, Alfred, attorney for Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp., Los Angeles, Calif 1006-1009 Wurtzel, Benjamin, suiierintendent of set construction, Twentieth CenturyFox Studios, Los Angeles, Calif 595-603 Young, Raymond, in charge of personnel, labor relations, and contracts, Eagle-Lion Studios, Los Angeles, Calif 693-696 Zorn, Burton A., New York, N. Y., counsel for motion-pictui-e producers 82-87 INDEX Advertisement of executive board of Screen Wi'iters' Guild 447 Affiliated Property Craftsmen, Local No. 44, jurisdiction of, in Universal Pictures' West Coast Studios 507 Agreement between Independent Motion Picture Producers Association and units of CSU (exhibit No. 16) 1035 Wage scales, etc 1036 Agreement between carpenters' local 1692 and local 37 of the lATSE as of February 5, 1925 (exhibit No. 5) 1029 Agreement of November 13, 1945, between Studio Grips' Local 80, lATSE, and Studio Carpenters' Local 946 (exhibit 6) 1030 Agreement reached at Washington meeting, October 30, 1945, relative to return to work of striking lATSE employees, excerpt from 860 Albright, Charles A., statement and testimony of 589-591 Alsdorf, Bernard G., statement and testimony of 745-749 American Federation of Labor : Clarification of December 26, 1945, decision of executive council committee issued by three-man committee on August 16, 1946 33, 277 Decision by executive council committee, dated December 26, 1945 (exhibit No. 4) 1024 Decision of arbitration committee of December 26, 1945, excerpt from 14 Directive of executive council for settlement of strike 13, 264, 833 Executive council, ruling issued by, known as Cincinnati agreement 463 "Officials seek to avoid testifying," says Chairman Kearns (news article from New York Times) 265-266 Anisman, Ben, statement and testimony of 763-764 Arbitration agreement between CSU and local 946 relative to studio jurisdiction 18,19 Arnold, Edward, statement and joint testimony with Pat Somerset and Ronald Reagan 231-249, 258, 344-359 Article from New York Times entitled, "Witnesses Balk Over Film Inquiry" 265-266 Article VII of lATSE constitution and bylaws effective July 27, 1946 (exhibit No. 17) 1037 Authorization of Msgr. Thomas O'Dwyer, by Archbishop John J. Cantwell, to act as chairman of meeting to try to settle Hollywood labor dispute 899 Basic agreement between William H. Pine Corp. and lATSE 678-681 Beal, Harry, statement and testimony of 575-579 Becktel, Louis V., testimony of 646-647 Benjamin, Maurice, statement and testimony of 212-215, 311, 907-908 Birthright, William C, statement and testimony of 278-283, 289-309, 318-329 Boren, Charles S., statement and testimony of_-_ 184-207,217-218,398-399,466 Brewer, Roy M., statement and testimony of 885-898, 900-905