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( WFO 100-2941 —“pmericans for Democratic ‘Action _—Mifational Council of Jewish Women _einti-Defamation League tional Council of Negro Women Binai Brith ational Frontiers Club eens of Sleeping Car ional Negro Business League orters, AFL ational Newspaper Publishers atholic Interracial Council ssociation nit N NT AL lored Methodist Episcopal Church, ational Religion and ae: gress of Industrial Organizations Labor Foundation ™ ongress of Racial Equality ational Supreme Council ta Sigma Theta Sorority cottish Rite Masons joe toes Qietel, Restaurant and Bartenders Phi Béta Sigma Fraternity International Union of i Delta Kappa Sorority erica, AFL ile Workers Union, CIO ~: proved Benevolent and Protective .- erican Ethical Union Order of Elks of the World orkuen's Circle detfeomationel Ladies’ Garment a2 ‘sport Workers Union Workers! Union, AFL “" of America, CIO - ‘Waternational_ Union of Electrical, Uattfrian Fellowship for Social diastice - Ree and Machine — ited Automobile Workers Workers, CIO of America, CIO Nyapancee American Citizens League fited Hebrew Trades ewish Labor Committee Siemived Rubber Workers, CIO Sh War Veterans of the U.S.A. J hited Steelworkers of America, CIO “Qietionel Alliance of Postal aire: Transport Service Employees National Association for the of America, CIO Advancement of Colored People larkers Defense League tng Women's Ch¥istian Association ee III. ASSEMBLY AIMS The DW*, issue of October 31, 1955, previously referred to, reflects that one of the Conference eima was to be the expression to Congress of the overwhelming desire of the American people for the enactment of civil rights legislation. The pamphlet, "Congress Must Act =~ On Civil Rights," published by the LCCR, and dated December, 1955, sets ferth the aims as "The Civil Rights Worksheet for 1956," and lists the fol- lowing eight points: "l, Set up an effective Federal FEPC to prevent discrimi- nation in employment. ona