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Mr. Nathan Mr. Toleon ._.—. Mr, Backus... Mr, Raughman.. 4 = Federal Purean of Investigation YO Chief Clerk r. Clegg. al : RS. Bepartuent of Justice ; oe Washington, B.C. 1 . a ~ _=_ . . ae _ (Tamez 11:40 an. 7 \\ Hye | pte . MEMORANDUM, tb. In talking with Mr. folson, who is in New York, by telephone, Mr. } Ge egg stated it had occurred to him, as a matter of convenience, we aight 4 make an arrangement as follows if agreeable: Y 2 3 Bill Seith is scheduled to speak before the schools in Ohio, and 7 : Cen er ee ee Ene ee teltle fe : \ week there cleaning up Ohio and Kentucky, if it would be permissible for : aim to go to Columbus and make the talk om the Work and Functions instead cof him, Mr. Clegg. Mr. Tolson inquired if Ohio and Kentucky om the schools Swere listed for Smith to handle, and Mr. Clegg replied that they were. v aa ' bibs Tolson stated he thought this arrangement would be all right, because e does mot think that the Ohio meeting is of such great importance, and ur. Clegg said that he did not either. Mr. Tolson stated that the Columbus , affair on the 2th is merely a talk before the gathering. Mr. Clegg stated '” he has to go to West Virginia on Sunday and would like to be here for the closing days of these classes to talk with some of the men. Mr. Tolson ; said he thought this was a fine arrangement, and Mr. Clegg said he would tell Smith to go. Mr. Tolsm suggested that Mr. Clegg call them on the 14 phone and meke sure they understand. Mr. Tolson inquired with regard to Mr. Nathan's addresses, and ir. Clegg said he had gone over the same and he and Mr. Quinn agree on about three minor suggestions. Mr. Tolson suggested that Mr. Clegg call Mr. Bathan in Ghicago this morning and give him the suggestions, so-that he can make the changes om the way out. Mr. Clegg said he would do this. DIVEION ¢ OF INVEST.CATION iMAR 20 1935 A.M, u S. pe taliMeKT Gr dus THLE Eo