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(Mr. Quinn) _ five persons, and we find in reading the brief going into the matter that it will be necessary to interview nine persons to do it thoroughly, and we speak to Mr. Garnett, who says he does not want the other four interviewed, then we should decline to make the investigation; that the responsibility will be ours to do a thorough job and we are not going to "white-wash" it. Mr. Hoover specifically instructed that this matter be gone into very thoroughly, and if it be found that Garnett's request is not complete, he should be so ad— vised and find out whether he wants to have a complete investigation made, and if not, we will not conduct the investigation at all. Mr. Hoover inquired with regard to the Detroit situation, and Mr.. Quinn advised we have been purposely keeping out of that, according to Mr. Tamms however, that it did happen after the Federal statute was passed, 0 he contacted the Deputy Chief of Detectives out there Saturday afternoon and told him that we desired not to have that title used but that he could state that Goodrich's apprehension was desired by the Federal Bureau of Investiga— tion. Mr. Quinn stated he further told him that Mr. Larson, the Agent in Charge at Detroit, would get in touch with him, and we would go along and do every- thing we possibly could. Mr. Hoover inquired whether we had taken steps to heve the indictment returned on this man, and Mr. Quinn stated that Mr. Tamm talked to Larson on the subject Saturday afternoon, and arrangements have béen made, he understands, to get an indictment and we are going to issue an TH Lan Ue at gtwoiatsA that 4420 he 2eU, mr, nOOVEr instruc LEG TOA Uis od done right away, ana lat rats] delay occur, in either the I.0. or the indictment, as we want to be thoroughly protected if we run across his. i Subsequent to the conversation with Mr. Foover, Mr. Tolson ad- vised Mr. Quinn by telephone, also from New York, that, with regard to the call from Mr, Maragon, it does not matter to us what radio station they use, although Archie McDonald is a good announcer, and WJSV is probably larger than #MAL, and that he would say WISV, althongh it does not make a bit of ae VE Ls ey: we Ore eee 4 difference. Mr. Tolson stated 1 that Mr. Meragon may use cur name in getting the radio stations to cooperate, so he thinks it is entirely up to Mr. Mara- gon. Mr. Quinn stated he would contact Mr. Maragon and tell hin that in so far as we are concerned, it does not make any difference. Mr. Tolson stated that, of course, Mr. Hoover will not go on the air in this connection, under eny circumstances, and Mir, Maragon should make the arrangements, himself. ne x Mr. Tolson requested Ur. Quinn to have Mr. Schilder write a let— ter to Mr. Waltex€ Winchell, dealing with the receipt of fingerprints from Miami and the number identified, and any pertinent information that it is entirely proper to give out. Mr. Telson stated we have been getting a lot