Donahue, Hon. Charles, Solicitor of Labor, accompanied by J. Ralph Beaird, Assistant Solicitor, acting in charge of wage determina- tions; Joseph Goldberg, special assistant to the Solicitor; Alfred Dorman, Douglas V., vice president, Martin Co., in behalf of Aero- space Industries, accompanied by Thomas J. Cummins, labor rela- Dunlop, Prof. John, chairman, Department of Economics, Littauer Mays, Dudley, Blaw-Knox Co., Pittsburgh, Pa., accompanied by Thurman, Maj. Gen. W. T., Director of Procurement Management, Van De Water, Prof. John R., University of California, Los Angeles, Statements, letters, supplemental material, etc.: 877 773 744 Bliss, Miss Lois, administrator, Franklin Hospital, Franklin, N.H., 970 726 970 Letter from Charles Donahue, Solicitor of Labor, dated December 742 Letter from James M. Miller, Assistant Solicitor, U.S. Depart- 739 Letter from James M. Miller, Assistant Solicitor, U.S. Depart- 741 Letter to Chairman Roosevelt dated June 13, 1962- 739 Letter to James Miller, Assistant Solicitor, U.S. Department of 740 Telegram to James Miller, Assistant Solicitor, U.S. Department 739 Telegram to James Miller, Assistant Solicitor, U.S. Department 740 Telegram to James Miller, Assistant Solicitor, U.S. Department 741 Statements, letters, supplemental materials, etc.—Continued Chronological blacklist Consolidated list of persons or firms currently debarred for January 2, 1959. January 4, 1960_ January 3, 1961_ July 2, 1962 Decision of the hearing examiner in the matter of the predeter- 921 924 928 933 937 861 Dorman, Douglas V., vice president, Martin Co. for Aerospace Industries Association, statement of.. 1009 Griffin, Hon. John B., mayor, city of Pierre, S. Dak., letter to Chairman Roosevelt. 730 Hodges, J. D., assistant secretary, Associated General Contractors of 742 743 731 McConnell, L. B., president, Sheet Metal & Air Conditioning Con- 971 733 McIlvaine, James L., president, Northern Virginia Builders Association, letter to Chairman Roosevelt.- 736 Moss, Hon. John E., a Representative in Congress from the State of 797 Small, Albert H., chairman, Labor Committee, Home Builders As- 972 738 APPENDIX Associated General Contractors of America, Inc.: AGC midyear board meeting, Denver Hilton Hotel, Denver, Colo., Campbell, Hon. Joseph, Comptroller of the United States, letter to Excerpts from opinions of the Attorney General and the Comptroller General on Davis-Bacon coverage. Donahue, Hon. Charles, Solicitor of Labor, draft of proposed revision of regulations prescribing labor standards applicable to federally financed and assisted construction_ Dorman, Douglas V., vice president, Martin Co. for Aerospace Industries Association, letter to Chairman Roosevelt, dated Julv 13, 1962.........----Dunn, William E., executive director, the Associated General Contractors of America, Inc., letter to Chairman Roosevelt submitting supplemental statement.. Frank, Leonard L., president, National Association of Home Builders, letter to Chairman Roosevelt__ 1109 1126 1111 1061 1124 1084 1055 Goldberg, Hon. Arthur J., Secretary of Labor, letter to Chairman Roosevelt, and submitting a report to the President of the United States by the Missile Sites Labor Commission. 1102 Haggerty, C. J., president, Building and Construction Trades Department, 1088 A Labor Department ruling on application of Davis-Bacon Act to plants supplying Government contracts, June 8, 1956---- Horsky, Charles A., Washington, D.C., letter from Hon. Stuart Rothman, Solicitor of Labor, dated November 27, 1957----. Horsky, Charles A., Washington, D.C., letter from Hon. Stuart Rothman, Solicitor of Labor, dated September 2, 1958. McGregor, Malcolm P., assistant, Legal Division, Office of the Rogers, Jas. Gamble, II, Winter Park, Fla., letter to Committee on Educa- Stephens, Russell M., president, American Federation of Technical Engi- neers, letter enclosing comments reflecting the thinking of the organiza- The position of the Associated General Contractors on temporary offsite pits, quarries, and other facilities under the Davis-Bacon Wharton, Hunter P., general president, International Union of Operating 1116 1045 Zonarich, Nicholas A., Industrial Union Department, AFL-CIO: Additional statement.. 1054 Statement of___ 1050 ADMINISTRATION OF THE DAVIS-BACON ACT THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1962 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, SPECIAL SUBCOMMITTEE ON LABOR OF THE Washington, D.C. The subcommittee met at 10 a.m., pursuant to notice, in room 429, Old House Office Building, Hon. James Roosevelt (chairman of the subcommittee) presiding. Present: Representatives Roosevelt, Dent, and Pucinski. Also present: Representatives Griffin and Martin. Staff members present: Edmund Edelman, subcommittee counsel; Richard T. Burress, minority clerk; and Adrienne Fields, subcommittee clerk. Mr. ROOSEVELT. The committee will come to order, please. The subcommittee today is beginning the second phase of the hearings on administration of the Davis-Bacon Act. This phase is concerned with giving the subcommittee an opportunity to requestion various witnesses from whom we initially heard testimony and an opportunity to invite other witnesses who would have something meaningful to contribute. Before calling upon our witnesses today I should like to ask, if there is no objection, that the following statements received by the subcommittee be inserted into the record: Statement of Frank Cantrell on behalf of the Conference of State Manufacturers Association; statement of Hon. John B. Griffin, mayor, city of Pierre, S. Dak.; statement of L. W. Kehe, president, Kehe Construction Co., Waverly, Iowa; statement of D. A. McCullough, president, McCullough Transfer Co., Youngstown, Ohio; statement of James L. McIlvaine, president, Northern Virginia Builders Association; statement of Ed S. Torrence, Painting & Decorating Contractors of America; supplementary statements of James Critchfield, manager, Nebraska chapter, Associated General Contractors; J. D. Hodges, assistant secretary, Associated General Contractors of Iowa; Maj. Gen. Perry M. Hoisington, U.S. Air Force. Without objection, I should also like to insert into the appendix of the record the advance report to the President of the United States by the Missile Sites Labor Commission, dated June 14, 1962. Is there any objection? Mr. DENT. No objection. Mr. ROOSEVELT. So ordered. |