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DGAR HOOVER C 5 core Samad JOHN E AR EC - {) . oe Clogs Federal Surean of Investigation Mr. Coffey. Mr. Glavis_ * United States Department of Justice Mr. Ladd ry ’ wr. Nichols Washingfon, B. ¢. My. Roses ° Mr. Traey July 29, 1943 Mr, Carses______ Mr. Herbo Mr. Headon_ MEMORANDUM FOR 2. D. M. Ley Mr. MeGuire____ oO Mr, Mumford Re: JOH, L. LEWIS, Mir, Piper - RAGXOGSUNLGON, Wr Quinn Tamm_ WALTER chads, Officials. of the Tele. Room Kate ine Workers of America; Mr. Nease Chik HM LSHOFF, Owner of Mine B, “Mias Beabm Spr¥-pfield, Illinois; Mies Gaady CIVIL RIGHTS AND DQSESTIC VIOLENCE On the afternoon of July 27, 1943 Wr. Frank Coleman, Civil Rights Section of the Department, called, inquiring as to whether the Bureay could assist the Department in photostating c= = = cn b 3 4 oo t this mn tt) =_ ie: zd advised him tha é€ question as to we could or could ae ath not be of assistance depended upon the becklog which we have on Cf sx e-SC- special work in the photostat section. He indicated he was cise: §$ 723 anxious to have the photostating done by the Bureau in order to eS! ~ 7 expedite the investigation of the captioned case. I stated that a z I would check to determine if we could be of assistance, but that = - I doubted very mich that we could handle the work because of our wo usual heavy backlog. 10 | On July 29 I telephonically advised Mr. Coleman that it -— would be impossible for us to help him on this work because of the ‘ amount of special photostating work which we have. It was not 7 felt that we should be of assistance in view of the fact that up to the present time it is uncertain whether the Bureau will conduct - Ww the investigation originally requested by the Attorney Gmeral. ¥ Respectfully, 9 of edabatd F. L, rec BUY = 30 su 8 511943 se ene ere re nt ce .