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i: : OVe 5 i + ' . ‘ Ft . L ere £ Mr, J. Eagar Hoover, Mot ( Ze. Director, Federal Bu- : “oe ' = reav of Investigation, . - & Washington, 0D. C, a ¢:. sy . Dear Mr. Hoovers. Es nn . nn wa eh ; » . Ff r With a few millions of others, I was: snuch interested in your artiole, "Breaking The C Spell," which appeared in the "mie Yeek Hagnazise” of ~ the N.¥.Herald-Tribune and many other newspapers, on Sunday, November lst. . . an effort to bring Mra. F. D<« git to a more real- istic view of the Comminist bénacé, ath particular reference to her attitude toward the Very slick and unprincipled servant of the Kremlin for many years, Alger Hiss, Until recently, the results hed to aN intents and purposes been extremely meager. . md On October ist, the Buffalo News vaec a letter . ZI had written qucting from two letters she had written me in June, 1952, and the Editor based a very perti- nent editorial on one of her strange comments, I sent copies of these exhibits to Mre. Roosevelt, with the 4 information that, while it was obvious Sen. MeCarthy ould have been very gied to have had those letters many months ago, I had refrained from sendin: them to ‘ him out of consideration for her high position fn the hearts of millions of admirers. a4pperentiy, her conscience then began to give her some Aifficulty; she wrote me a long letter on Oct. 27th, a copy of which--with other documents--is enclosed herewith, in the thought tret you may rerhers find the items in question of sore interest. With all good wishes for your continusd spec- le - Por nearly f four yeapay I ve been engaged Jn ose who may be influenced to como to your gid by tie i oe “3 2. Very sincerely yours, article referred to above, I am , 5 - & tacular guccess, partioularly in the searo): for thea ee 6a9S7 Foye 1 D7 4