Word: whouley
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Chao-chu Chi '52, Thomas L. Roberts '50, and John M. Whouley, contestants in a case of alleged discriminatory employment policy at Hazen's Restaurant have been summoned to an informal hearing tomorrow at the office of the Fair Employment Practices Commissioner, Elwood S. McKenney '38, Walter H. Nolan, FEPC fact finder said yesterday...
...claims that Whouley, proprietor of Hazen's, asked him about his work experience in general. Chi says he replied that he had worked in the Lowell House Dining Hall in 1948-49. Whouley maintains he asked Chi if he had any counter experience and that Chi replied...
Since employers' past records are influential in FEPC rulings, Whouley, who at present employs a Negro chef and has hired Chinese in the past, will probably be cleared of the charges against...
...Whether Whouley hired a man to fill the available counter job before or after Chao and Roberts applied for it is an important issue in the case," Nolan said. The FEPC investigator also checked the job qualifications of the plaintiffs with the University Office of Student Employment...
...FEPC decides that Hazen's has discriminated unfairly, Whouley will be summoned to an informal conference with Elwood S. McKenney '38, one of three FEPC investigating commissioners. Such a meeting would consist of conversations aiming at eliminating such discriminatory employment practices...