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John L Lewis — Part 28
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leted the civil rights statute In
$350,000 transaction, it was
learned yesterday. ‘
Reliable sources sald that en
inquiry by the Federa! Buresu of.
Investigation was about com-
pleted. and that the matter would
be placed before a Pedera! grand
‘jury bere or at Springfield.
| Justice Department officials de
clined to comment.
Wagner Act Invetred
It would be up to the grand
jury to determine whether the
transaction warranta an indict-
ment far conspiracy to violate the
Tight ofiine B. employes to bar-
gain ectively—a ght guaran
teed them by the Wagner Act
Conviction on charges of inter
fering with an individual's right
resulted in a decision that no vio
years treprisonment and $106,000
Lewls, ft was said, loaned or
made « gift of about $359.000 to
Mine B. Coal Co., in 1938, alleged-
jy to cover losses of the company
in a lockout of tts loyes who
were members of the essive
Mine Workers (AFL). The Gov-
ernment is expected to allege that
the purpose was to break the AFL
union, which resulted from « split
with the UMW in 1932, and per-
mit Lewis to regain contro] over
the miners.
eax Baresau Bares Case
Thedfinternal Revenue Bureau
first discovered evidence of the
transaction during an investiga-
tion into @ possible income tax
case, However, a atudy reportedly
resulted in s decision that no vio
iiation of the tex isws was i
ivotved,
cover an alleged violation of ihe
Wagner Act. A Brookiyn (N. Y.)
Federal grand jury in May indict
ed two baking companies, two of
they officials, and two officers of
the akery and Confectionery
Workers International Union
‘CAFL) on charges of conspiring to
tajure employes of the compan!
to the exercise of rights gueren-
ted under the Fair
te lards Sct.
Eraployes ‘Threatened
In the Brooklyn case ft was,
charged that the defendants com,
gpired to threaten with discharge
and otherwise intimidate employes
ee an
damages.
that aa part of the conspiracy the
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