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WFO - 44-20 BRETAILS: AT WASHINGTON, DeCe On the morning of September 21, en and the writer emieavored to Pocate , woman) at 1624 New Jersey Avenue, .¥., and upon arrival In THis” locality, found there was no such address. At 1622 Mew Jersey Avenues, K.W., it was f t this was a four family apartsent house and ‘po such name ppeared on the mail boxes in the entrance and an unident colore who resides in one of the apartments stated that no such person a .::0: on the prenises as far as she knew and she head never At 1626 New Jersey Ayepue, H.W,, Special Agent and the writer contacted who stated he bas — en in s location a eo re ee heard of . hn, no-one resides on the second floor above his On the night of 21,1943, 5 cia) con and the writer ta = his residence, Alexandria, Vir that be has been en nove Dited Mine Workers of America, 15th and I Streets, Washington, D. C. for abo ars and that he and _—_—_— e the only who have be pLoy the United or Tice this period. He stated he does not know WALTER J. "SaMES, Secretary and Tressurer, District #12, United Mine Workers of America, and cannot remember any specific incident of unloading books and records for a man accompented by a woman from an automobile in the driveway betveen the United Mine Workere of America building and the Southern Railway building, Washington, D. C., in July, 1939; nor could he remexber requesting this man not to park his car in the driveway; that if any protest were made it would be made superintendent of the United Mine Workers of America b . o stated that he could not ramember this man making the remark that he and his wife were going to the Hotel Carlton for lunch while the automobile was being unloaded. Cae «: that during his employment with the United Mine Workers o ica, # nusber of men with women accompanying them have driven their automobiles to the front of the United Hine Workers building pn 15th Street, Ny W., end in the driveway with books and other papers which he has unloaded from the vehicles and carried these documents into the building with specific instructions from the deliverer as to where to deposit the books and records in the building. DIC -2- £9D