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Form No. I THIS CASE ORIGINATED AT SPRINGFIELD, ILLINOIS DATE WHEN MADE PERIOD FOR 9/10/43 "9/8/43 EDMUNISON, WALTER J. JAMES, nited Mine ‘Workers of Ameri e "EB", Spring- JOHN L. LEWIS, Officiais of th CARL LSHOFF, Owner o field, "T1linois _ ; CIVIL RIGHTS AND | DOMESTIC VIOLENCE Ton carci GARNET UAParrerson, general counsel for United Rubber Workers, Akron, Ohio, re- viewed the facts in the Mine "B® contro- versy and advised that EDMUNDGON and EILSHOFF had appeared at his office to discuss mat- ters of a generai nature. No indication of conspiracy against the Progressive Mine Workers as evidenced by their line of ques- SYNOPSIS OF FACTS: Ohio, and isjaresently engaged as general. counsel-for the. United Rubber Workers, with offices Yocated on the fifth floor of the United Bugiding, Akron, Ohio, stated that. he renembgred the "B" Mine controversy that ; occurred pfior to his appointment as Regional Director for the National Labor Relations Board at Chicago and which continued during his téfm as Regional Director from Februe ary of 1939 to Saaklary of 14s Be. added D Ul nn eee PO NOT WRITE IN TH PLE ot APPROVED AND ___FORWAP OED: urea tioning, - RUC - Reference: letter from the Springfield Field Division dated September 6, 1943, Teletype from the Springfield Meid Divie sion dated September 8, 1943. Details: At n, Ohio = CAU NET PLEOELSON wha reeideae at Navarre -* We I ae font a tenteetiatnade wis resices ay sa ras yg _ “ERE HOEO ‘ s UM i pay kay ao Springfield 2 Cleveland nn ae U. & GOTARKEBNT PREXTING OFFIDE ces DESTROTVED RELTVAN TT T962> CT Souennaene Te fw é