Hughes. who has likewise voiced sentiments in opposition to the bill? Where would he place former Attorney General Wickersham. and I wonder. indeed. where he would place the great number of churches which have been on record as opposed to the discriminatory features of this particular bill. I read a number of these great religious organizations which have put themselves in no uncertain fashion against the discriminatory terms of this bill: The Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America. the Methodist Church. the Presbyterian Board of Missions. the National Lutheran Council. the Home Missions Council. the Baptist Board of Home Missions. the National Congregational Council. the Presbyterian Board of Home Missions. the International Young Mens Christian Assoclation. the Young Womens Christian Association. the Council of Women for Home Missions. the Travelers Aid Society. the Immigrant Publication Society. the Near East Relief. the New York City Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church. the Committee of Reference an(l Counsel. the Foxeign Mission Conference of North America. the National Council of the Protestant Episcopal Church. the World Alliance for International Friendship Through the Churches. the Catholic Welfare Conference. the American Jewish Conference. and the National Council of Jewish Women. Many other prominent organizations have swelled the chorus of objection. among them are: The National Industrial Conference Board. American Bankers Association. and Association of Manufacturers of the United States.
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