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: and emphatice This repert emnseo1zed that | contacts with senators and representatives . ie to obtain additional support for. Permanent s F.E.P.C. Legislation, & March 16, 1945 and = March 17, 1945 repeated performances of a ; , musical comedy will be held at Howard Theater .~ | in Washington,-D. C. to raise funds for subject - | orpanization. House Labor Oomnittes has aprroved H | a Permanent F.E.P.C. Bill, which is now beiug re considered by the House Rules Committed.” - | March 12, 1945 Public Hearings est *n.Pa Cy Bill wili'start in Senate ’ deber,, ucetion Cares f+ + ne MM. Yael Ta | LAU VOC @ sow .0T8 State LegislAtute ow nd ! Sooekadee fj if waggq-—?- f S aE A as ~ . oe a wo Ur ies 100: analy A moon — | . §, Buresu See ee \ ad i 2° Basiington Field | - | ~~ oo ah) ary, - ee a o ao . en ee A oD Yara en hee ee ee aan . nn rrr es r- re." Pte Se ae ee oo. ol Me wee! > FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION beerip 1 THis: eomiainateoat WASHINGTON, De Ce rice no. LOO—24241 Wasi NOTON, D, C. 3/19/45 | SPS 38; me y Vemamactenorcase NATIONAL COUNCIL FOR A PERLIANENT FAIR B'PLOYMENT PRACTICE COMMITTEE INTERNAL SECURITY -—— ee Oat we appeared an article entitled "Trying to Wreck the F.E.P.Ce" by IDAYFOX, who is affiliated with subject organizations She condenned Senator TAFT's F.E.P.C. Bill as meaningless legislation, On February 20, 1945 subject orgaization subsitted another "Report to the Nation", in which it was pointed out that _. reaction te * senator TAIT 's Bill was swiss now more than aver befe.4 the public mst be made to unierotand the issues, to lend their suppurt of individuals and through their organizations. Since February 27, 1945 dele- gations from various states have been coming to Washington, D. Ce. for the purpose of personal a =: * oe ee ae - « “= . cw ee a ~ os - . . . - * . . ee a is ne —_ wet s woe, . . . , : a se oY : . . . . . S15 OF FACTS: In the *Shew Reyublic" for February 19, 1945 . | Ait ee | ioe eh |