In Matter of Scholtzhauer v. C. L. Lunch Co. (197 App. Div. 916) a white waitress refused to go out in the evening with a colored male co-employee, and stated to another girl, a co-employee, that she would not go out with a negro.
Summary of this case from De Salvo v. JenkinsMay, 1921.
Award unanimously affirmed.
In Matter of Scholtzhauer v. C. L. Lunch Co. (197 App. Div. 916) a white waitress refused to go out in the evening with a colored male co-employee, and stated to another girl, a co-employee, that she would not go out with a negro.
Summary of this case from De Salvo v. JenkinsFull title:Before STATE INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION, Respondent. In the Matter of the Claim…
Court:Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of New York, Third Department
Date published: May 1, 1921
There is nothing in the record by which we can trace this young man's presence in that office to anything…