Identified as executive secretary. or executive director. Mrs. Rose Chernin has been shown in the various sources. indicated below in each case. as taking part in activities of the Los Angeles Committee for Protection of Foreign Born. as follows: Speaker at a meeting (Daily Peoples World. March 6. 1951. p. 10). speaker at a reception for "The Terminal Island Four" in Los Angeles on May 6. 1951 (Daily Peoples World. May 10. 1951. page 9) (The Terminal Island Four were listed in a circular. "Urgent." issued by the Los Angeles Committee * * * in March 1952. as being Miriam Stevenson. David Hyun. Harry Carlisle. and Frank Carlson. "foreignborn Americans denied bail in deportation proceedings."). speaker at a reception to welcome Frank Spector on July 8 at Parkview Manor (Daily Peoples World. July 10. 1951. page 3). as protesting the jailing of Mrs. Charlotte Galalian by the Immigration Department (Daily Peoples World. July 16. 1951. page 3). as urging support of a dinner on September 16 to honor the attorneys and research workers of the Los Angeles Committee * * * (Daily Peoples World. August 30. 1951. page 6). speaker at a victory rally on December 21 at Park Manor. Los Angeles to celebrate her release from jail (Daily Peoples World. December 17. 1951. page 6). speaker at a testimonial dinner to be held in honor of Abner Green of the American Committee for Protection of Foreign Born at Park Manor in Los Angeles on March 9 (Daily Peoples World. March 4. 1952. page 3). as cosigner of the organizations appeal for aid in its fight to preserve the right to bail. and to halt the deportation drive (mimeographed appeal concerning the Supreme Court decision of March 10. 1952. in the case of the Terminal Island Four). speaker at meeting at Parkview Manor auditorium. Los Angeles (Daily Peoples World. October 21. 1952. page 6). as welcoming the delegates and observers and as being the keynote speaker at the Southern California Conference to Defend the Rights of Foreign Born Americans. at Park Manor. Los Angeles. Calif..
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