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 'V Basic studio agreement between unions and major companies, efiEective ^^S® November 2G, 1926 (Cobb exhibit B) 2184^2186 Benjamin, Maurice, statement and testimony of 1691-1699 Bodle, George E., statement of and testimony of 1870, 1872, 1911-1916, 1924-1925, 1934-1935, 1938-1941, 1948-1949, 19591972. 1974-1976, 19!^)0-201S, 2024-2030, 2032-2048, 2051-2057, 20832091. 2096-2100. 2104-2111. 2116-2121. 2132. Boren, Charles, telegram to Burton A. Zorn showing contractual history between producers and painters and set decorators 2308-2310 Brewer, Roy M. : Statement and testimony of 1746-1816, 2346, 2365-2367, 2371-2375, 2420-2427, 2432-2434 Testimony at Los Angeles hearings, excerpts from 2116-2119 Broadened scope of hearing, statement relative to, by — Kearns, Hon. Carroll D., chairman of the special subcommittee 1537 Landis. Hon. Gerald W., acting chairman of the Hou.se Committee on Education and Labor 1537 Browne, George E., president, lATSE, excerpts from report of, to 1940 lATSE convention 2029-2030 Bylaws of Cinema Lodge 1185, lAM, excerpt from article XI, section 3 1513 California Assembly Committee on Governmental Efficiency and Economy, excerpts from report of the 1710, 1711, 1713, 1714, 1716-1717, 1718 Carpenters local 946. {See Motion Picture Studio Carpenters, etc.) Casey, Pat, statement and testimony of 1559-1.576, 1586-1600 Central Labor Council of Los Angeles, ultimatum of April 18, 1946, from group of A. F. of L. unions to 1720 Charges filed before National Labor Relations Board on behalf of individual members of carpenters' local 946 against major motion-picture producers and L\TSE 2165-2183 Dismissal of above charges, excerpts from 2201,2202 Cincinnati agreement, excerpt from 2174 Cinema Lodge 1185, lAM, excerpt from article XI, section 3, bylaws of 1513 Clarification of December decision (Cobb exhibit I) 2194-2195 Closed-shop agi'eement between unions and major producing companies, effective January 2, 1936 (Cobb exhibit C) 2186 Cobb, Zach Lamar : Charges filed before National Labor Relations Board on behalf of individual members of carpenters' local 946 against major motionpicture producers and lATSE 216.5-2183 Dismissal of above charges, excerpts from 2201, 2202 Exhibit A — Agreement of July 9, 1921, between U. B. of C. and J. of A. and lATSE relative to distribution of work 2184 Exhibit B — Oi'iginal basic studio agreement and rules of procedure between unions and major companies, effective November 29, 1926 2184-2186 Exhibit C — Clo.sed-shop agreement between unions and major companies, effective January 2, 1936 2186 Exhibit D — Interim agreement between carpenters and major companies, effective July 2, 1946, known as the treaty of Beverly Hills " 2186-2188 Exhibit E — Interim agreement between unions and Independent Motion Picture Producers Association, effective June 29, 1946 2189-2190 Exhibit F — Letter to all former studio employees from Richard P. Walsh, international president, lATSE, relative to their returning to work 2190-2192 Exhibit G — Agreement between grips' local SO and carpenter.s' local 946 relative to distribution of work, effective November 13, 1945_ 2192 Exhibit H — Report of A. F. of L. three-man committee after investigation of Hollywood disputes 2193-2194 Exhibit I— Clarification of December decision 2194-2195 Exhibit .T — Letter to Richard F. Walsh from William Green relative to clarification 2195 Exhibit K — Emergency working card issued by lATSE local 468 to Elzyn Snow 2195-2196 Exhibit L — Letter to Richard F. WaLsh from William Green, transmitting copy of clarification 2196