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Venorandun for RRR Pare Tro possible that at the nresent time, if he had not been blackballed, he would be a ‘ajor General. ‘fe also had a lone discussion with Colonel Forney rho succocded BMMRes Chicf, Counterintellizence Groun, 6-2. Forney advised QSEBB that the reason he had been blackoalled and the reason that be would never sdvance any further in the army and would provably never De sent out of the country with troons was because 1e had been connected ith the Ge Zeanor Roosevelt investization in Chi- caco. Forney stated to WURm that the facts of this investi-ation had been disclosed to the white House tcrourh some unknown means and that shortly after aM left,a call was received by General Stron* and Colonel Forney to nroceed to the “<hite House with the complete records of this mstteor at sanneawimataler 19. ab od he they reached the Colonel Forney stated to GRR that this was extrenely exbar— rassiny in as much as the material contained a recording of the entire nroceedin-s betveentip and 'frs. Roosevelt «hich had been obtained throuch a microzhone which had been olanted in the hotel room, “This . recording indicated quite clearly that !rs. Roosevelt and qt envared in sexual intercourse during their stay in the hotel room. Forney ad- vised QAR that after this record was played “rs. Roosevelt ras called into the confzrence and was confronted with the infornation and this resulted in a terrific ficht betveen the President and Irs. 2oosevelt. At aonroximately 5:00 a.m. the next morning the President called for Gen- eral Arnold, Chief of the Army Air Corps, and upon his arrival at the con- ference ordered hin to hav outside the United States and or his way to a conbat post within ten hours, After the conference was over it was learned that the President had ordered that anypody who knew anythiny about this case should be imnediately releaved of his duties and sent to the South Pacifie for action evainst the Jans until they were killed, Forney advised QSMMB that everyone tho is known to have any knowledzve at all of this matter is on the perm:nent olack list at the “hite House, WgQeMD statcd that the only thins that kent these men from bein: sent to the South Pasifie wis that it was learned that there were too many of then to be treated in this ninner. nim, statci that the only reason that more was not done to him was that General .atson an»oarently came to his defense and assured the . President that GQ would not talk about this matter indiscriainately, rd Resooctfully, ; Sve, BY OT VAR ENOL be Pe: Tle Gu FLarilve nen VelS¥Y CGC ISU Te white House they vere received by the President, General jiatson and Harry Honkins and were ordered to prodice the entire records in this case,