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VIII CONTENTS
Page Brief of Studio Carpenters Local 946 protesting ruling of three-man committee 463-465
Byron, J.ick. statement and testimony of 994-996
Cambiano, Joseph, statement and testimony of 530-533, 546-571
Card and letter relative to election of William S. Magginetti as business
representative of local 44, lATSE 710
Carpenters' local 946. (See Studio Carpenters, etc.)
Carpenters' refusal to work on "hot" sets, proposed stipulation relative
to 657-659
Casey, Pat, statement and testimony of 65-81,
91-101, 118-147. 159-160, 163-183, 905-906, 1003-1006
Cincinnati agreement (rulinfr issued by AFL executive council) 463
Clarification of A. F. of L. executive council decision of December 26, 1945,
issued August 16, 1946. by three-man committee 33,277
Cobb, Ziich I.amar, statement and testimony of 311-312, 593-594
Columbia Pictures Corp., jurisdictional disputes in 483-486
Conference of Studio Unions :
Arbitration agreement with local 946 relative to studio jurisdiction — 18, 19 Draft of contract for arbitration of disputes over allocation of work
in motion-picture industry 164-167
Interim agreement of June 29. 1946. with units of Independent Motion
Picture Producers Association (exhibit No. 16) 1035
Wage scales, etc 1036
List of locals involved in controversv at beginning of strike (exhibit
No. 1) 1 1021
Minutes of July 2, 1946, meeting with carpenters' local 946, excerpt
from 457-458
Proposal for interim agreement 129
Contract between producers and lATSE, effective August 15. 1947 643-645
Contract for arbitration of disputes over allocation of work in motionpicture industry, draft of 164-167
Cracraft. Tom A., statement and testimony of 715-721
Dales, John, Jr., statement and testimony of 915-925
Darstein, Herman A., statement and testimony of 677-686
Davis, William H., statement and testimony of 686-690
Decision of A. F. of L. arbitration committee of December 26, 1945, excerpt
from 14
Decision of A. F. of L. executive council committee, dated December 26,
1945 (exhibit No. 4) 1024
Clarification issued August 16, 1946, by three-man committee 33, 277
Declaration of emergency with respect to local 44 812-813
DeLuca, Don. statement and testimony of 610-613
Directive from A. F. of L. executive council for settlement of strike 13, 264, 833
Directive from A. F. of L. arbitration committee relative to division-of-work
agreement between carpenters and lATSE, excerpt from 14
Division-of-work agreement between United Brotherhood of Carpenters and
Joiners of America and lATSE 273-274
Djerf, Arthur, statement and. testimony of 620-622
Dohertv, William C. statement and testimony of 263-282,
286-310, 312, 314-332, 363-366, 369-390
Duniont, Jack, statement and testimony of 950-955,977-981
Dunne, Father George H., statement and testimony of __ 260-262, 403^33, 443-456
Proposals for settlement of strike 415-416
Dupuis, Arthur, statement and testimony of 940-950.990-994
Emergency working card issued by lATSE local 468 to Elzyn Snow
(exhil)it No. 7) 1032
Exhibit No. 1 — List of local unions and guilds involved in controversy
at beginning of strike 1021
Exhibit No. 3 — Interim agreement known as treaty of Beverly Hills 1023
Exhibit No. 4 — Decision bv A. V. of L. executive council committee, dated
December 26, 1945 1024
Exhibit No. 5— Agreement between locals 1092 and 37 of the lATSE, dated
February 5, 1925 1029
Exhiiiit No. 6 — Agreement of November 13, 1945, between Motion Picture Studio Grips' Local 80, lATSE. and Motion Picture Studio Carpenters' Local 946 1030