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WFO 44-20 stated s a maid and attends to the ladies’ rooms in United Mine Workers of America building et 15th and I Streets, H. W., and he does not know her w Jersey avenue in Washington, D. Cj that has been in the employ of the ted one & performs the same kind of work as liven anmewhere on 12th Street. On the night of Spécial agent ted t his residence at Was an, V. Ce, who stated he has been in Workers of America fof about five years and he does not know WALTER J. JAMES, Secretary and Treasurer, District #12, of the United Mine Workers of America. He stated that he can only rewember one occasion which occurred about a year ago when he remembered that he removed a typewriter and some books or card board boxes from an automobile parked in front of the United Mine Workers of America building on 15th Street, HN. W., for a man not accompanied by a woman, and placed this machine and records on the passenger elevator in the United Mine Workere building and the man who brought the typewriter and records to the building took thea to an wpper floor in the building; that he has never told anyone not to park their cars in the driveway aside of the United Mine Workers building in Washington, D. C. urther stated that representatives of the United a dine at the Hotel Carlton at 15th and K St: s the only ° United Washington, D. C., who Wa = - erica on & couple of occasions may y have been in the employ of this union in 1939; Mine Norkers o gton, D. Co. He stated that b7e bID