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Re agt” é oc elas means hs alate G0 BN" Say a ahha gS Sg nen ASAI meatal cota. Dae pec a ig he i . B.S. Bepariment of Justice CA aA Room 1403 370 Lexington Avenue GJS:LF New York, N. Y. August 3, 19356 PERSONAL AND CON Director, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Ue Se Department of Justice, Pennsylvania Avenue et 9th Street, Ne We, Washington, D. C. Dear Sir: matter of Detective iction Weekly magazine publiphed by the Frank A article entitled “The 'X' Men” which appeared in She New York City in the issue Mey 4, 1935. Special Agent George Jf Starr of this office called at of Frank A. Munsey C » 280 Broadway, New York City, shseoncte of William T rt, president, talked with Albert an associate publisher of the Frank A. Mumsey Company. Mre Gibney stated that before disclosing the identity of the writer of the article he would want to discuss the matter with the lawyers for the company. He stated, however, that the article was written by a man formerly in the Government service and now residing in New Jerseys Mrs Gibney atated that he had no knowledge of the authenticity of the article and that the statements contained therein might be true or we true. He personally had no knowledge of the oo“ to which the could be relied upon. >, fe CORDED & INDE ~) q Lz «f (4 | agent Starf and * _ Mre Gibney subsequently telep ned | stated that he had been in communication with the uthor ef the article )!04):7. and the latter promised to be in Gibney's office on Thurgggy, FEET of this week, at which time he would talk with Agent: Starr whom he claimed toe kmow. On Thursday of thia week, i an the absence of Agent ut ws Sterr, a telephone call was received from Mr. Gitney*s- office; whieh —- was handled by Special Agent Fe. X. O'Donnell of: this office, . apd the m <P DAVE y OA, COPIES DESTROYED SEP 6 - 1935 a ol fs oS ‘ SN 9 8 UCI_6 31964 a ) aN A + Ge: Ad War aR AN Ftaaibcbiccnin di abhi A rie ete ee oo