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Sige tee pote ae a teate +9 1h cogeemiagia eae et ory i { ? jederal Bureau of dinuestigatiog® Mr. Glavin vs ; - cf. avi ae | c _tted States Department of % “a Mr. Ladd Mr. Nichol . Washington, D. ¢. Me Rese, —— Mr. Tracy JKM:PC January 30, 1943 Mr. Carson Received: 10:20 4M Mr. Coltey - Pypeds 12:30 Pal , Mr. Hendon _ # : Mr. Kramer MEMORANDUM FOR MR. D. M. 1yb/,. Mr. McGuire \ 2 : Mr, Harbdc * RE: . Mp, Quion Tema ¥ Roam ae erase Tease + Boabm, - I called SAC Sears of the Philadelphia Office with gett ins that she be interviewed. I advised that the New. York Office w was. “eu on.this_matter, but_ it was not possible for them to locate her B it vi8 ’ believed that she is in ‘Philadelphia. PL “ae ft"! “J. 4: For background information, I told Sears that nes the woman who wrote to Mrs. Roosevelt relative to the and gave the original inf quoting the letter fron I advised that was interviewed and he nything about it and a letter was written back to the White House. then wrote a second > letter to Mra. Roosevelt about the same matter and tien the investigation was - conducted. er the_second letter to Mrs. Roosevelt was written based on the investigation made, | is reported to have appeared before a meeting, attcnded by a group, most of whom are known Communists, as it was supposed to be a Communist gathering. At that gathering she claimed that she had a copy of the letter thet -, vA I advised that for his confidential information, in New York a few days t . J. Edgar Hoover nad wed iten to Mrs. Roosevelt _reporting to her the results of the <— - dnvestigation of She pointed out in the remarks that she made 4that the ‘ FBI had whitewashed the thing and had built up a beautiful case that they couldn't i disprove but that they had i obviously whitewashed it, becausa of their Fascists inclinations and so forth.™ I advised that apparently she munt have had a copy of the letter because she quoted the last patagtanh’ of it and tha infornant/t9}d, us what the last paragraph was, no was identical to what we wrote. oy a DEX EE if aad Min ‘ I advised that she should be interviswdd’in a aloe frien ys ry explain toher the Bureau's jurisdiction, our desire tp’ always conduct. an impartial thorough investigation and she should be told that we would: appracfate’ receiving from her any information she has that would be pertinent’ to o estigation of Hersha, varticularly any affidavits she knows of or has in ett which _she mentioned, according to the information we received. I ad that it-.could [PQpviCToRY be pointed out to her that we were advised by ithe White’ use of the facts uy | Which she had reported in her letters and thet the affidavits that she re- farred to would be appreciated by us. I advised that the object is to con- tact her like weusually do any other informant in a like situation; but when