White House Press Release

202 IMMEDIATE RELEASE JUNE 4, 1948 The President has approved appointment of four United States delegates and an alternate delegate to the Thirty-first Session of the International Labor Conference at San Francisco, California. The delegates, whose names were submitted to the President by the Secretary of State, upon recommendation of the Secretary of Labor, will represent the Government, Employers and Workers of the United States, as follows: I. Representing the Government of the United States: Delegates: Hon. David A. Morse, Under Secretary of Labor. (Head of Delegation) Hon. Elbert D. Thomas, United States Senate. Substitute Delegate and Adviser: Thacher Winslow, Assistant to the Under Secretary, Department of Labor. II. Representing the Employers of the United States: NARA Delegate: J. David Zellerbach, President, Crown Zellerbach Corpora- tion, San Francisco, Cal. III. Representing the Workers of the United States: Delegate: Frank P. Fenton, International Representative, American Federation of Labor, Washington, D. C. The delegation also will include a staff comprising the follow- ing: Advisers: G. Russell Bauer, Field Representative, Wage and Hour and Public Contracts Divisions, Department of Labor, Chicago, Illinois Clara M. Beyer, Associate Director, Bureau of Labor Standards, Department of Labor Anna F. Blackburn, Principal Attorney, Office of the Solicitor, Department of Labor Millard Cass, Special Assistant to the Under Secretary of Labor, Department of Labor L. Wendell Hayes, Specialist in International Organization Affairs, Office of United Nations Affairs, Department of State Harry A. Jager, Chief, Occupational Information and Guidance Service, Office of Education, Federal Security Agency Rachel F. Nyswander, Labor Economist, Women's Bureau, Department of Labor Charles Sattler, Commissioner, West Virginia State Department of Labor, Charleston, West Virginia Collis Stocking, Assistant Director for Program Policy, United States Employment Service, Department of Labor (OVER)