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. oe . . we a re os wo en. ae weg Te baet oaeate AS ete e aa JOHN EDGAR HOOVER ¢ Ttec-sa7 Mr. Telaon OimeCTOR Me. E. A. Tem : Mr. Clege Federal Bureau of Investigation Mr. Glavia Bniied Siates Separiment of Susiice Mr, Deeg . Mr. Nichols Washington, B. €. Mr. Rosen September 20, 19)3 Mr, Treey_ Mr, Caraon Mr. Coffey an Mr. Hendon a . 7 Mr. Kramer MEMORANDUM FOR MR. D. Me LADD , Mr. McGuire - ; Mr. Barbo Mr. Quinn Tamm__ Re: John LP Lewis et al Civil Rights and Tele. Room Domestic Violence Mr. Nesse__y * Minas Boahm y Miss Ga 4S pe SAC Hallford called from Springfield at 6:15 PM to advise the present status of the captioned case. He informed me that Mr. Colema Was supposedly en route to Washington and that before he left he expresse é himself as very well satisfied with the developments of the investigatioMom ° f Mr. Hallford stated that there are only two or three amall points to be cleared and that a renort of about 700 pager is being prepared amd will probably be mailed from Springfield on Thursday of this week. Mr. Coleman requested him to retain three of the four Departmental copies there and to just seni in one. He said he would have the one here for review and would pick up the other three when he returns to Springfield « at ‘the end of the week. I approved this procedure. ; Coleman advised that he is going to subpoena all PMA members at ae _ifine "BY as of May 1937 who are still employed at either Mine "B” or ain ~~, = “wae on the theory that some of them will undoubtedly be favorable to this Wo investigation. Coleman asked Hallford to prepare a list of such people on the basis of the information developed. This was approved since Coleman cannot prepare the list in view of the fact that many of the names are in the report now being prepared and, of course, Coleman will not have time be- tween the date he receives the report which will be mailed from Springfield Thursday and Saturday when he anticipates returning there. Coleman requested that a copy of this list be furnished to the United States Attorney immedi~ ately when it is prepared, but Hallford told him he would not do so as he had wed ok, omer fu Pa mati am in thie ane to : a, 3 ob od é not been authorized by the Bureau to furnish any oTmavicn the USA. This action on the part of Haliford was approved. y This case is dus to be presented tate Federal Grand Jury on September 29, 19h3. & gD _ Pata o~ pe 4 Mr. Coleman also advised Mr. Hallford that nd ids the au to pre- pare some charts as exhibits for the trial of this case, but, ir. Hajiford FPYICTORY: told him that such a request must be taken up with the Bureau here at BUY | Washington. He did not know what type of charts were Sprodeg pind 3. ais ovaTES | Hallford we would handie the matter when it is present woe | .: Se an 2? 60 OCT 1943 if’. haaford =