32 Negro Leaders Among
1,326 Distinguish Americans
Urge International Rights Bill
PRIMACY OF INDIVIDUALS
STRESSED BY LABOR,
INDUSTRIALt EDUCATION
AL, CIVIC AND OTHER
LEADERS ON OCCASION OF
I53RD ANNIVERSARY OF
AMERICAN BILL OF RIGHTS
32 Negro leaders are aong the 1326
signers of a statement issued by the
American Jewish Committee urging
an International Bill of Rights to
serve as a post-war guarantee of re
ligious and individual rights for all
persons throughout the world just as
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the American Bill of Rights is a
guarantee of individual liberties for
A.'ier'rans.
Approved by President Roosevelt,
and signed by Governor Thomas E
L'cwey, Vice President Henry A.
Wallace, Supreme Court Justices O
wen J. Roberts and Frank Murphy,
the Declaration, ade public by Judge
Joseph M- Proskauer, President of
the American Jewish Committee, or
the occasion of the 153rd anniversary
oi the ratification of the American
Bill of Rights, calls for the recogni
ition of the individual human being
“as the cornerstone of our culture
and civilization” and the establish
ment of the “new world” on the bas
is of the “dignity and inviolability of
•he person.”
The approval of President Roose
velt was expressed in a letter to
Judge Proskauer from William D.
Hassett, Secretary to the President
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nature,” Mr. Hassett said, “I can as
sure you that he fully sympathizes
with all popular movements in sup
port of this policy which he himself
lias affairmed on so many occasions”
The list of signers of the Declara
tion, representing a cross-section of
American life, indicates the unani
mity of American opinion in behalf
of a world organization guaranteeing
the individual rights of man by an
lnetrnational Bill of. Rights. Among
the signers are 172 high public of
ficials, including representative Gov
ernors, Mayors and members of the
United States Congress, and 348
' churchmen of all faiths, including
36 Bishops of the EEpiscopal, Cath
olic and Methodist churches. Labor
leaders like William Green, Presid
ent of the American Federation of
Labor, and Philip Murray, President
of the Congress of Industrial Organ
izations, are joined in support of the
Declaration by business leaders such
as Eric A. Johnston, President of the
U. S. Chamber of Commerce, and
Robert Gaylord, President of the Na
tional Association of Manufacturers.
Negro leaders signing the Declar
ation include: Bishop A. J. Allen,
Cleveland; William A. Bell, Presid
ent, Miles Memorial College, Birm
ingham ; Eugene A. Clark, President
Miner Teachers College, Washington
DC.; Rufus E. Clement, President,
Atlanta University, Atlanta; Miles
W- Connor, President, Coppin Tea
chers College, Baltimore; A. W.
Dent, President, Dillard University,
New Orleans; M. W- Dogan, Presi
dent, Wiley College, Marshall; Bis
hop W. A. Fountain, Atlanta; E
Franklin Frazier, Washington, DC-;
Lester Granger, Executive Secretary
National Urban League, New York;
Bishop J. Arthur Hamlett, DD., Col
ored Methodist Episcopal Church,
Kansas City; M. L. Harris, Presid
ent, Philander Smith College, Little
Rock; G. L. Harrison, President,
Colored Agricultural and Normal U
niversity, Langston; Leslie P. Hill,
President, Cheyney Traiinng school
for Teachers, Cheyney; Langston
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The six points of the Declaration
of Human Rights call for:
J. An International Bill of Rights
“to guarantee for every man, woman
and child, of every race and creed
and in every country, the fundamen
tal rights of life, liberty and the pur
suit of happiness.”
2. A word in which the rights of
national sovereignty do not permit
any nation to deprive those within its
borders of fundamental human rights
“on the claim that these are matters
of internal concern.”
3. A recognition of the fact that
bigotry and persecution by a barbar
ous nation “is a matter of internat
ional concern” because it eventually
“throws upon the peace-loving nat
ions the burden of relief and redress”
4. A policy of “fair redress" for
those “who have suffered under the
Hitler regime because of race, creed
or national origin.”
5- A plan for repatriation, with
their rights unaffected, for “those
who have been driven” from their
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other parts of the world’ for “those
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forgettable horror” from which they
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