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i ee ae We 7 Ld JOHN eDar SOOVER Cc O cC-2£6T Mr. Telson ° ; Tang pie “rT Clogs - Federal Bureau of Investigation ae. Glavin United States Department of Justice Mr. Ladd . Mr. Nichols Washington, A. C. Mr. Roses August h, 19h3 Mr. Treaey Mr. Carsos 7 Mr, Cofiey_ Mr. Hendon Of BAC we ram MEMORANDUM "6 MR. D. KM. ma Le Me. McGuire Mr. Barbo me Re: John L. lewis et al Mr. Quinn Tamm __ SAA Civil Righte & Domestic Tele. Room T1 alanns At this time Mr. Frank Coleman, Civil Rights Section, Miss Besta Criminal Division, called from the Depar relative to thie“ £ investigation and talked to Supervisor en You wt recall that Coleman has apparently been assigned to supervise the matter ji the Department. He stated that he was transmitting additional photosta L material by memorandum which should reach the Bureau today. ee. _.. ook this opportunity to ask Mr. Coleman f of the NLRB — —_ not as yet been made available and which the ear ment indicated it would review for the benefit of the Bureau and transmit any investigative leads it picked out, Mr. Coleman stated that he had been in contact with an attorney named o is in the office of the assistant General Counsel, NIRB. He stated that the files are being forwarded from the Regional Office to the NLRB at Chicago and the complete files of the NIRB, both regional and headquarters, can be made available, he is sure, at the Rochambeau Building where there will also be a room available for reviewing the files. He is attempting to make the necessary arrangements this afternoon ami will tele=- phonically advise. COPIES DES Cs R4115AN 11 1962 yn addition, Coleman stated he is leaving for St. Louis within the next _two days and plans ravel on to Spr e ois, and he believes that while there would like to talk to one or two officials of the Pro- Tess Mine Workers Union in order to enlist their cooperation. He requested he reaction of the Bureau as to what e should follow if one or mor offered their complete cooperation. He also wanted to mow @ wo anything ir b and dis ma’ FOR VICTORY | asta er with allford. I told him I was sure Mr. Hallford would be giad to _ fer with SAC Halifo: talk the case over with him but it was tactfully pointed out to Mrs So} Coleman | pate that the decision as to the investigative Procedure would, in the final : a analysis Fé the eal an erstands t Be In additios hae, an if 9 . . at BUY