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. . Ud : .JtHNEDGA® HOOVER : b . DIRECTOR \ X. Federal Bureau of Investigation Ynited States Bepartment of Justice Washington, B. €. a July 29, 1943 FOR THE DIRECT IR : pe Y \ Rez John OD, ITB, Rafi dnundson, Walter J@Jancs, Offictals of the moore ini tog wine workers of Anertea; arl J Mulshoff, Owner of Mine 8B, oprinofteld, Illinois; CIVIL RIGHTS AND DOMESTIC VIOLENCE In accordance with your instructions I conferred with Mr. Carusi on the morning of July 29, 1943, with reference to the investigation pre- viously requested by the Attorney General in connection with the above- entitled case. I suggested to Mn Carust that tt was the Bureau's opinion that this matter was one which should be and could be properly handled more advantagedusly by @ grand jury tnqutry. J pointed out to Ur. Carusi that the violattonse alleged occurred around 1939 and therefore ee eo =eeat om So ~ =A = é nal recollection of some of the witnesses would be vague, se 03° a eae ir. caus ingitred ds to whore such grand jury action would then be Me, contemplated. I suggested that the,same could probably beat be hel nadia in Sprincfield, Illinois, inagmuch as the civil rights violation, tj one exteted, occurred in that district in depriving the-scocresstvue Miners of the rights conferred on them under Section She Title, 16 United ctates Code. aenen & TTA | Mr. Caorust thought the suggestion had some mertt and stated hat *k would Giecuss it with Attorney Zeneral Biddle, 3 £. £ I belfeve it would be well, in order that the Bureau might be‘on r E aor te eee ene tia conferences to the Attorney General aL Be: hl INFORMATION CONTAINED = hs wi, HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED a »S _ DATE. tachment Big alh> Br he : i Qaare STATES | | t te oe nae EE ee “Ce RS er cm Sa eA PE ee ee ee