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February 2, 1954 THE DIRECTOR: The thought occurs that if the President does not know of the furor that was caused in G-2 some years ago as the result of G-2's investigation of ieee and bis connections with Mrs, Roosevelt, you'might want to consider mentioning this incident to him. @Oieuem is a close friend of Jimmy Wechsler and the last word I had was that SRD was working for the New York Post which has been exceedingly critical of the President as well as of us. Wechsler, of course, is a pinepin in the Americans for Democratic Action along with Mrs. Roosevelt. | sss" Se 6G aed Artick« sar a LT Pe PesT todas, The attached memorandum details QQ@MMB connections with Mrs. Roosevelt along with the G-2 investigation, the subsquent confrontation with Mrs. Roosevelt and the order issued by FDR that everyone knowing of this action should be sent to the South Pacific until they were killed.. The information was — when he was assigned to Liaison by a Colonel Kibler and This, of course, could have a relationship to the subsequent orders given the Army to destroy the files on subversives. We have photostats of the G-2 investigative reports on their coverage of@@iBMhand there is no question about Qi tie-in with Mrs, Roosevelt. G-2 files contain Mrs. Roosevelt's letters to@@ijwhich invariably start with "Joe Dearest" and end with "All my love, ER." Indicative of the type of data in thia file is a report dated March "9 - 1943, reflecting that Mrs. Roosevelt checked into the Urbana- Lincoln Hotel, 1:45 a.m., March 5, 1943, accompanied by Malvina Thompson. She Hotel, wy” the wish that no publicity be given to her arrival, At the time of her registration, she stated she expected a young friend from Chanute Field to visit her and reserved Roorn 330 for him, She occupied Room 332. The rooms were joined by a connecting Woor. At 9 o'clock on March 5, QQRRRRRRM called at the Urbana Lincoln Hotel stating he understood Mrs. Roosevelt had a room reserved for him, He was directed to Room 330, Mrs. Roosevelt ordered dinner for the three sent to Room 332 at 8:30 p.m. Upon the arrival of GMM Malvina Thompson had her luggage moved into the room occupied by Mrs. Roosevelt. Neither Mrs. Roosevelt nor Qj Attachment