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John L Lewis — Part 6
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en thet the fact of collusive payments from U.M.W. officials to
— Elshoff was not then known, That fact is now established, and,
ac a consequence, the Prozressives' allesations, conjectures,
and suspicions appear in a more respectable light,
Chronologically, the alleged urfair labor practices
fall into four groups:
A. Unfair labor practices prior to the closing of
the mine on Vay 12, 1937, — the incubation of
the conspiracy. °
B. Unfair labor practices between May 12, 1637, and
January 4, 1938, -- atiempts to effect a U.™.%.
coup dletat.
C. Unfair labor practices from January 4, 1938, to
November 7, 1939, -~ the period of siege and
starvation.
D. Unfeir labor practices from Nevember 7, 1939, wmtil
Varch, 1941, -- favoritism in the struggle for men-
bership,
Caps
Proof that Elshoff"was actually guilty of unfair labor
practices dvring the period. of the conspiracy is vital if prose-
cution is to he undertaken. Overt acts are not an essential
element of a Section 51 violation, It is theoretically suffi-
cient to prove nerely that subjects conspired with a guilty
intent, but proof of irtent, in the absence of admissions, is
necessarily circumstantial, and, therefore, as a practical matter
in case of prosecution, it would be essential to prove that
Fishoff actually did impose unfair labor practices, as -- it
would be alleged -- he was paid to do, .
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