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September 7, 1942 Fi cume to the Springfie attorney ut Lawe Wr. TDaY requested Special agent In Chargo, FRED HaLLYORD, in the presence of Special agente and a to furnish him with copies of the statements« a J..: DAY advised that he was noS representing Apt IN, BAMaee Bae wax a: put that he was represensing and assisting Mre iin ~ MW. FITZ°@Asi oO, attorney ot Law, who was ccunscling UMY miners who a were sent to him. Mre D:Y expected thut he would eventus ily imow the identity of most of the miners who hed executed a statement to the Burcsu and would probably request covies of «11 signed stutenents executed by miners to agents, No assurince was given that copies could be furnished him, and it w.: sugzested thit ho muxe ony re= quests by letter. On Eeptew .- 10, 1943 Be. cict pant U1 Thuvge FRED HJLLFORD advised attorncy WJ by toluphon? tr.t i... requests for copics of | Wik gtitenents stor. be dir-ctcd to tne ntlorney Generale Mre " ALS are AUSTIPS by S Ba, Bate. gRPwcve uct interviewed und wore not present ducing tue cryorviey wouh LZ, SN SO See Springfield, tdvised thet on the morning cf September 7, 19.3 en uttorney, whose nime he did not know, uddressed « group of miners is line B before work, und ud-= visod +hsm not to telk to FeBele «cprcsent.tives when they oc licde Ll ‘ ane Springfield, udvised thi.t the tettor- ney informed th: ed not talk to ugents if they dia not em ut they ne want toe GHaRLES RUB GON and La OER, “CUDGE” B.UMGAKNER, wore ot the shaft and ovidently crranged this impromptu meetinge JOHN SIRTOUT was found to be in the United Stetes army end unaveiluble for interview. jewed und execited signed stétements es set forth below: