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John L Lewis — Part 14
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akes a poor appearance, is n ally alert,
anding of the conditions at Kine "B". He executed
Signed statement:
ae Illinois
September 6, 1937
whom I know te be Special Agents of
-S. Department of Justice.
“The first mine union I ever joined was the United Mine “orkers
of Anerica which will be referred to hereinafter as UMW. I joined this
union at“
"I worked at three or four other mines before 1933 or 1934 under
the Ukw, iI started working at Mine B in 1933 or 1934 under the Progressive
Mine \.orkers of america which will be referred to hareinafter as the PMA,
“never held a mine union office.
did go back, I never got my tools.
"I presently work at the
under the URw.
“BRM vcar Springfield, Ill.
"I got along well with the Phi officials at Mine B. I never found
anything wrong with the PMa.
"I only went to a few PMA mcetings because Springfield was too far
away from my home.
"I believe the following men were trouble makers at Mine B and
. organizers for Utfs in the Spring of 1937: Tony Plotch, Pete Carter, Frank
_ Austin, John Sirtout, George Jaceway, Fmory Jacaway, Charles Bohannon and
- Jemas Fale.
“None of these men evor contacted me, I know very little about
PA troubles and know nothing about the wage scale controversy. I believe
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cI IE a RE mm RTI ROYER ROWE Se dT Im a ne em ar tar sere ee
“I left Mine B on May 12, 1937 when the strike started, and never -
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