Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-06-20

"AoliNTlON' ~, - Ju
tween A. Phlilp Randolph, pr
Sleeping Car POrterS and co-ch
for a permoport Eoir EmnIov,
,,n
SENATOR AlleI y. EIIehueF, ZEN
works to the afternoon session
Labor and Public Welfare subcom-
mittee which is holding hearings on
the Ives Chavez bill to prohibit race
and religious discrimination in en-
ployment.
They clashed after a heated de-
bate about anthropology, during
which Mr.. Randolph told Senator
Ellender that the Louisianan did not
know him well enough to call nlm
SIMPLY kanaoIph. SENATOR El.
Ie a,'aI, 49, ~ SpanAoinh in Sc.
So.J LEI 81. c,"tom ~ south.
800. - 90 Iii = cnIora5 mar
SM;..or
~" p.DAoIDh obiaetsd and the
n.;,.aa .S,ItainaJ III. obiaction
~, Sans,or EIlsndeT did not change
biS Term ~ address
80" 80 -. .L -
an ing usI 49, -
MARKS mr: handoIpn pA'u nIs
speetS 70 tae Lcu.s'~ 49, osH 81
IN no SomphmsntATy NIs. o en-
atoI EIeaoe. uSm.I sIs.. ' ~" W"
remaIks DC suNhen IIosa 1e -
ord put the su3eomm'''ee '""~
no aeuon on MS oems"u AA
senator EhenoS sanJ
that pohneai eqIsh!S o. eo'o tIri
people woI'o eAo oSl.n
equan'y Aho tna1 S
wouto mean inc sk'~u~''"'' W
the race :,
o II don't consider you quAllned
AnthrOpologist," Mr.. Randolph told
Senator Ellender.
Smith Amendment Hit
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AZ p"nGoJnh soid the National
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~ H pn.tS.rLaod - SIaeninV Car
nv ..o,,IS $1,000 az amsrd.
. 60 Ia~.nder Smith
p nsn. S y, NJ Jsrssv had sug'
nspuyJ'' - 80; y. az &C., the riVSt
SSU 'I,;S, ~ ansorcsm.rt proyi-
- I'm
S'c on S u s U ua..rd u" Mr. Ran.
49, "a g. : Form NJ localized
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s"csss sia'.,. ~ "O nos,.;nn IN onr
s,, IT,. w"nid he an out
..; 20 orSars fror the
enlstS =" ,hn.o rIacss whore thew
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m =. s,o, Ia Snnr;wa ,Se Sontb 81 the
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wLor ba.rirgs ,yers resumed last
$3.50. ,aaro;nC Senator Smith
I ~ sS"; h"odI;nes IN the morning
ssiu ma iaI;sstad tS.t nsy.msn had
PaPesl ns.o"S 49, snggested
SSan,
An ..I H nn,;r,,, I, fovo, ~ the hill
A. al :. - Fy.n,.J" he declared
NJ IT, "" .,,.aastaJ he .sid was
hat ne sus so oss; ~ ths co,,n.
tna' ~ a. sso,ar iii nrograU"
"anS;,.LIv 10 nn.crentahle.
Iknt Sor;"S y, ,ims Sftsr the
MIshlm ~ Iii ,nd before II he.
PassHssw VI ~ D antarc.,nsDt nrovi.
C ! S e',Ia ~, Snnlv in thoas
siOHs 10Y ~ 5II.,;,a .c,ior
49, ~. - annIv
oiu NY u ~ s s ~. r,,":,ioy, . he
.i.inn g..hs,h.r /, wonId not be
SA pnan ~ r"rrO;t ths stStss to re-
plSS ,lp" tLaV y "A No, wish he federal
soIss wa a. - 49, 80 ,hN." nrovisions in
@ TSi r..T"et. ths nrinriple
s ~ &C.,, rixhts ana vet recognize
~. 60. 1870 i.sne of equality Of
tne IundAi nsnHr,, 80
eeS T ~ ,,.,an S.r.tor
cIVS,H rnnarL. Jo.snh KovneT.
o az Amsr;c.r Civil
T..s;a. IiS;on .aid he was unable
- ' nndsr.tsnS how he propoSaI aid
~ arnoont 10 an "exenption."
RSnewinR MA Questioning Of wit
neasea along the lines of his So
ciologieal beliefs, Senator Ellender
asked Mr.. Kovner whether he be-
Heyed in race segregation.
II believe that segregation Of
the races should not Be the result
Of a legal direction or command"
Mr.. Kovner replied. Il believe our
laws have 70 be based on equal pro-
lection of the law and non-discFimi-
nation as TO race or religion.
"As 70 social relations-wh0m l
should 20 around with and what
clubs I should belong to--thAt IL .
personal matter"
"Do you think il proper for .
state 70 have q Law 10 prevent in
tsrmarriagef" Senator Ellender
asked.
Personally. I do net think u
IL wise" Mr.. kovner replied
~Persoaally. ! do not think those
kinds 81 distinctions work. In the
arst place, they do not actually
urvy~ut the biot0gicnl mixture 81
the Fnrra."
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