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om , <email | et ee hag eg i { _ | | : | on CK eg “ ornonat foRm NO. 10 . | UNITED STATES = ) Oo -\eFRoM : =C, D. DeLo oe . Re eo So | SS written by_William A: [ Memoranaum-. TO * " Mr. Mohr r pare: February; sugject: BRIGADIER GENERAL “4000 MASSACHUSETTS AVE arene ne theme eee ilgili bie natene ina a rernise Qeeet “WASHINGTON, D. C. NN “INVITATION FOR DIRECT ro AccEPT Ne BOOK ON MAC ARTHUR er On February 8, 1963, Brigadie General brain called and spoke to Kemper in my office (telephone: SD | “tes ‘General McFarland said that some of his West Point classmates ike to present the Director with a copy of a bogk on a Nous MacArthur--Close-up." He said the book was. e@and that Mr. Ganoe wanted to present an autographed Farland said he knew the Director was a great who are retired would. Douglas MacArthur copy to the Director. : admirer of Douglas MacArthur: , he ao ‘yy Ye General McFarland said they would like to present the book to the © Director at a luncheon to be held at the Army-Navy Club, Farragut Square and I Street, Northwest. He said this could be any day that would be convenient to the Director. Kemper explained the Director's extremely heavy o3 jaa stated that the matter would be resented to the aw . _ Bufiles contain no derogatory Seo oe vovarding ie Dna or Ganoe. Bufiles reflect that in 1940 Ganoe was Chief of Staff ofthe 2nd Military Area, United States Army, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. RECOMMENDATION: Recommend that General McFarland be called back and advised that it will not be possible for the Director to attend the luncheon but that if the General would like to present the book in the Director's office, a an were e time can be arranged. La it i 1 - “Miss Holmes 1 - Mr. Jones rn