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r eye Re: JOHN L. LE.18, BT AL. ¢ : INTERVIEw WITH "I remomber signing a petition to go back to work for — pee the Progressive union, but don‘t remembor whether it — Tee was at the house or the union hall. I remember that after the strike two men came to my house and asked me to sign sone petition or some other paper for the U.M.u,. but I refused as I was satisfied with the Progressives. They didn't threaten mo and left the house when I said I wouldn't sign. I remember receiving some notice through the wall to come back to work from the company. I didn't go back to S eh in view of the fact : in 1937 I attended very few union meetings and so annot state as to any union activities or plans. I merely went back and forth to work and followod whateys orders the union gave to the membership. In the period betwoer ; was a Pit Committeeman for the T.M.., but other than tha ook no Interest in union activities. "l have read over this statene three pages and hereby sign this page t rea entire statement and it is true to the best of my mamory. I wish to state that I would be willing to testify in court as to the above facts. r ‘witnesses: a. Special agents, FBI, U.8. Department of Justice, § * ¥ P, Be ; « 65 = yo a 2 Se vets - hr as oe a cna : ee eee et i a id