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. Offre Men. ‘wmaum *¢ UNITED 5. “ES GOVER to +: Director, FBI pare, 12/:7/Sh nom 1 GAC, New Tork (102-0) (i ps af f ar supyecT; MRS. ELEANOR . ery {> air he o . THFCRUMATION CONCERNING cf. q +. on “fl as in = is employed as a Statistical Clerk, Buresu of atistics, 3 ent of Labor, New York, New York. In October, 195h far= b7é ividuels 4570 « “nished information to the ven York Office concerning the fo Loyed er the provisions of Executive Order 101,50. $F GE _ at ee bac "> > On 12/16 / e advised that between the yoxts Of 1333! ‘ind lo7p “1936 he made frequent ps to Union Squere in New York City for ‘the mrpdése >f 'Q4stening to and argueing with the various speakers who were "trying te sdive 2. 2, the problems of the world." He said that he would stop by Union Squats on the o t 74 average of two or three times a month. He said that efter 1936 hsimadd less " frequent trips to Union Square inasmuch as his interest in politics and how t+ make the world a better place to live in shifted to more of a sociel interost. eee: that at various times while at Union square he be [pee ROOSEVELT entering the building which heused the head- bop — . quarters of the Communist Party which to the beat of his recollection was located : on Esst 15th Street. He said that he observed lire. ROOSEVELT enterins; that 4 building two’ or three times on different occasions, but that he does not recali ’ the months or years that he observed her. He said that he could not eay for @ fact that: she entered the specific office of the Commnist farty. He said th-t ' he knew the Communist Party Headquarters was located in thet building through conversations around Union Square. He said that at that time he thought it unusual for the wife of the President of the United States to te entering the building which housed the Communist Party, but that he did net pey toc mich attention to it. He said that recently after reading an article in the “New York Herald Tribune" by Senatcr MARTI! DIES, which po'nted out tiat firs. ROCSEVELT stood by various indivicuals spresring before jr. DIES's Commtter who were being questioned concerning their Commmnist activities he then tegan to wonder if there could have, been some simnificence to her entering the bui?7- ing previously mentioned, ¢ lc = acre - VF 1 9 iy PRED TIEM Fes joss iv” hon —_ pekid + Brenntane., Ate 2 " teal mw Peete ee me re hd A te, ‘< ro . get a ad eA a aetna SEEN Pa en en So a we ee . - + ee ee ee ee