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‘SIDNEY R. KORSHAK : KORSHAK is alleged to have received a check in the amount of $500 for legal services. In an interview by Agents of the Chicago Office in 1959, KORS d that da drawn up the ct between and stating — whom he ha or 8s, had and presented a contract, askihg for KORSHAK's legal opinion as to whe“her it wasia good contract or not. KORSHAK stated he studied the contract, suggested revisions and returne. the cont~act. he believed! <li on however, he is not sure. KORSHAK stated tion concerning this matter was hazy and that he had appe ore the Federal Gr M stigat- connectign with » and sed them of the information given to e interviewing Agents. KORSHAK stated that he had given the Grand Jury a figure which he thought was correct regarding his legal fee ‘for handling the above matter; however, a check of his records indicated the figure he had given was in e-ror and the amount charged for this lggal service was $500. Stagehané Union . In 1960 information was received by the Chicago Office concerning the picke*ing of the Wocds Theater in Chicago by the Stagehands Union. The information received from the Chicago Office was that a telephone call had been made by KORSHAK to the attorney representing the Stagehands Union, indicating that the picket line around this theater should be called off and had used curse words t) aescrive the members of the Stagehands Union. The attorney for the Stagehands Union expressed the opinion that there was justification for the picket line and in turn received a second call from an individual suggesting that the picket line be removed and indicated that this call was made since SIDNEY had called him. The law firm representing the theater in this particular case was not represented by KORSHAK's law firm. As an outgrowth of this matter, the National Labor Relations Board was successful in obtaining an injunction against the Stagehands Union, and the informant of the Chicago Office indicated that up until this time they had been quite unsuccessful in obtaining such an injunction.