Box 15

correspondence re upcoming strike situation by the Communist group, physical assaults on members, etc.

3 p. release "A Fur Workers Strike - What For," June 6, 1929, an official statement of the International; releases and misc.

correspondence between an attorney and Harry Begoon re debt owed and Begoon's explanation of poor financial state of the union; "Report of the Activities of the Furriers Joint Council for 12 Months--December 1928-November 1929," unpaged; releases; announcements; broadsides; agreement; 3 p. "Official Information on Passing Events in Our Union From the International Fur Workers Union of the U. S. and Canada" by Harry Begoon; and misc.

correspondence between AFL officials and Fur Workers officials re New York situation; strike declared; letters of support; financial audit of Joint Board Furriers Union; scab work; Isidor Winnick, acting General President to Schactman, General President, and B. Gold, Chairman, Strike Committee, re trying to find out where and when the Committee is meeting; beatings; Communist element; and misc.

appeals for financial assistance by union members; members beatings and threats; funds of International exhausted.

correspondence; excerpts of meetings; financial report of the Joint Board of Furriers Union, etc.

correspondence, telegrams, clippings re strike.

3 letters requesting financial support from International Fur Workers.

correspondence re charges against Suroff for slander and opposition of the International.