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RE: JOHN L. LEVIS, ET INTERVIE.! ITH Quem =oncver heard of any parties for Eishoff or (contimed) ww Usd. I never hoard P.M... officials say a thing about the wages but heard of it around the minc & the men never complainud of th. wages. I went to a meeting the night before the mine closed and they decided that they did not want to rork with those men who were for U.N. I believe a notice was put up out at Fine BP about that mesting. At th: mecting I did not see any of the men. I workud the day of the strike @ I did not know there wes going to be a strike until ister on. There was no tk amonm the men ahout e strike or coout wa-ces but there was tol 2bout not working with those men who were for Uw. When mine B closed no onetolc re to load any cars short &° don't know ii the; wer. Leaded short. I never wont back tu Mine B efter it closed & I did not go to th. sit dow: strike at all. ‘shen the Mine B re- opened I r.cucved a ictter from Eishoff sut I did not zo bck to work as I voted at the TLL.R.B. election at tu. armory in @prit jPicad, isl. wes by Secret bellot & it was a good & straight clec wm. We hel a meetin befor. wo went down & voted & QM did not <i us how to vow & ven said if we wanted to vote for lm we showic. Jo vot.cd for FE... then. Noar the Armory some man gave me some paper but I throw it away. No one ever came to me end asked about joining over to U.N. Edmundson sent a letter before the election to me saying I shouid vote for U.M.., but there werg no threats in it. a read this iour (4) peace statenent to me and it ost of my knowledve. and I have siged this of (>| is true & correct Ter rm rie | a orart) wt q 1 ft My ad ke Wiitnessess a aoent FBT. St. Paul, Mim. xen agent F.B.I. (Kilw.) Springfield, Ill. et eer)