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ue ge ee Sie a wer AS . or Z ~ [ies wee INTERVIE.. “ITE JOSEPE OZANIC (continued) = “Mr. Joo Oranics President, ee ae - ait " Progressive Minors of Amcriea, “ = |. Cop Cee at Gillespis, Te yg Bee id at - ogre. noe . “My Dear Mr. Osanior-- ~ a _ ve 4 a *I wish to acknorlodge your Lettor of Jenuary 17th and to thank you for the contract enclosed. i” ~ fF chon conditions warrant tho opening of the nino, at will be a pleasurv to acvise you eo that your wishes as outlined in your letter above mentionoc can bo carrisc out, _ oA | “very truly yours, 7 tho Kino * Coal Co. 7 _ , Carl H. Elehoff (signed) : . | President." , tne originals of these documents with the exception of the Elshoff lettor dated January 21, 1938, should be in possession of ELSHOFF. In case ELSHOFF is unable to produce theso letters, Mr. GZANIC is competent to introduce the copics in ovidence which are being retained in the files of this offices. —_s Ne Upon inquiry, Kr. OZANIC advised that he had nevor been involved : in the violence resulting from the conflict between the two labor organisations from 1932 to 1937, and, consequently, had never becn arres or indicted on charges of thie mture. Ee 814 state, however, that in 1923 or 1924, when he was unable to obtain employment as a coal minsr, he ~ had openet & tavern with tho result that he waa subsequently arrestod for woas 2% BML -bALs2at oe eee ees A be, bene aonb he violation of the FPationsi Fronisitvisz AGt and sontenssd 40 wOres BOR ws . in jail in Federal Court, Uc was thon living at Mount Olive, Illinois, » *