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"The Walter McCarren Lav" and contained 110 excerpts from statements made at public hearings held by the President's Commission on Immigra~ . tion and Naturalization in 11 cities during..Cctober, 1952. The intro- duction of the panphletconcludes with the following paragraph. — fe have not included extracts from any statements supporting the Walter McCarran law. For such biased, un-American and anti-denocratic viewpoints, the reader will have to go to sources other than a pamphlet published by an organization which, for the past 22 years has devoted itself tirelessly to the preservation of the American Democratic heritage, seelcing to avail the liberties of all Americans by defend ing the rights of foreign born -imericans. BIER GREE, Executive Secretary, ACPFB, February 5, 1953." . It was noted that Page 2 of this pamphlet contained the following statement: ®STEPHEN THIERUAMN, Executive, Secretary, San Francisco, Regional Office, 2ESC: "Because of the racial discrimination contained in Public Law lh, because of its generally restrictive character and because of its other features dangerous to civil liberties, the AFSC in this region asks for new législa- tion more in keeping with the American spirit of its people, and better suited’to its heddss" 777 TT : THE NATIONAL NEGRO LABOR COUNCIL a Qpmec) . San Francisce T~9, who has furnished reliable infornetion in the past, on July 2,°19 53, furni shed a letter written by ‘ Lf «had included a pamphlet on discrimination in employment which was published by the AFSC. _ . ot Ha