Mr. Will Maslow
Director of Field Operations
Clarence M. Mitchell
Associate Director of Field Operations
Weekly Report for the Week Ending Saturday, January 27, 1945
January 30, 1945
OUTSTANDING EVENTS AND PROBLEMS
I have discussed with the Legal Division certain steps which are necessary for preparation of cases in Region VII which are ready for hearing. The informal suggestions of the Legal Division were incorporated in a memorandum dated January 26 and sent to the Region.1
We have received a report from the War Department finally on cases against the Richmond Army Service Forces Depot, Richmond, Virginia. It appears that one of the cases may be satisfactorily adjusted and some progress has been made in the overall hiring policies of the Depot. However, the report is characteristically evasive and generally reflects an attitude of covering up rather than cooperation.2
ASSIGNMENTS
The following cases were returned to the Region during the past week:
1. Richmond Army Service Forces Depot, 4-GR-163, 328, and 329.
The following case was referred to the Legal Division:
2. International Brotherhood of Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen of America, Local 533, 12-UR-327.
The following FDR’s have been received and acted upon by me during the past week:
| Region VI— | 5 | Region X— | 3 |
| cc: | Mr. Davidson |
| Mr. Davis | |
| Mr. Johnson | |
| Mr. Jones |
MS: copy, FEPC RG 228, Office Files of Clarence Mitchell, DNA.
[1] See Mitchell to Dodge, memorandum on Proposed Hearing on Shipbuilding Cases, 1/26/45, FR80, Region VII. Miscellaneous.
[2] See the section on the War Department in the headnote on Relationship with Federal Agencies.
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