◆ SpookStack

In my memorandum to you of July 24, 1945, you were requested to interview Mr. Bajorke © Ge UMevatterson, formerly Regional Director, N.L.R.B. 13th Region. He is now General Counsel, United Rubber Workers in Akron, Ohio. I am reliably informed that Mr. Patterson will cooperate to the fullest extent with your Bureau, and it is wnderstood that he has significant information. Because he was Regional Director in Chicago during the Mine "B" oontroversy, he should be of considerable assistance to your Bureau. It is requested that each of these officials and forner officials be interviewed to determine whether or not they have information regarding the issues of this case beyond that which is reflected in the files of the National Labor Relations Board. Weny of these individuals conferred at length with Elshoff and Edmundson, and for that reason, they may be valuable witnesses as to incriminating statements and admissions made by these subjects. Respectfully, NDELL BERGE, Assistant Attorney General.