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Hee f? HN [EDGAR HOOVER cc: * | Mr, Teleco ; DIRLCTOR Mr. BE. A. Tavim , . ; Mr. Clace Federal Vurear of Livestination Mr. Coffee _. United States Departiurert af Justice ae 3 Washinnton, 2. C. we F¥ November 16, 1943 Mr. Trae Mir. Careoo 4 bir. ‘“fumford RE: FORM - NO # = HEADQUARTERS U. SrmeRey Mr. Piper FORCSS™BSATRAL PACIFIC AREA, OFFICS OF 9 vr. Quinn Taser _ THE ASSISTANT CHIEF OF STAPF, FOR ULL. INT theie. Roo COUKTE2 INTELLIGENCE DIVISION, BOX 3, Mir, Neuse APO 156 , cy @ L.tQPecee meh: — oC renting, Gaatran 4 Yh Séwsiar VOOM Gandy vs The above titled=forms are of Japanese in Hawaii who have been paroled by the order of the commanding genoral of the Central Pacific. These forms, so fur as can be ascertained, came into the Records Section on November 12, 1943, which were the first ones noted and subsequent check failed to reveal any previously received. A check of the files revealed that a main file existed on all of those received in the first groupe Ur. Strickland advised that in- asmuch as this information came from Honolulu the forms should be kept in the Bureau's files. Lr, Strickland also stated that since there are not many dndividuals left in Hawaii in the same status, there would naturally be but a limited number of such forms, These forms are received from Hawaii via G-2, Wlashington, D. C., and the letter of transmittal will be detached in Routing and the forms will be sent through "Not Recorded", to be placed in individual case files. All Supervisors in Records Section have been advised. © Respectfully, yt W. Y. Pond ’ f \ Enclosure |, ih ars hr 4 Eee feted Ror’ a Le _ vy! é thee kadd hae a! ; ‘RP YICTORY “vy ; f Toe fe on 2 os to eee beens Py toe a ears ‘ ¢ f ae MONLIA | \ “ Mr, Herbs : Mr. Hendon __ nANDUM MR. PATTORSON Mr. MeGuice evra rn ca saene elena enenteenrema daemon thie dmmpenemetneinnahenentedinenemetasateattondaiatiadatiienetediieaieshdaieattanieiamiaaanaienianesnenn iain