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7 JGHN EDGAR HOOVER \ re) Sigg 7 7 ae bo ee se. ie K Spe. oa . DintcTon na SR aoe ae oe : Ee ae ab - Washington, B. @>- 2+ 2” os hele. oe oe Ne aD ; ey a, 1936. 7 | oe, ws Soy: eat po ee ee ee we, ae ¥: a = 7 het Mr. Tamm advised Mr. Hoover of Mr. onnelley's call at 8:30P.M. wr. Tam stated that the man in Vancouver is not Dainards that the manis an. individual that they regarded as suspicious; that the man had a safe deposit — bor in ome of the bana and the hank want. to the poli ica: that the police investigated but that they did not think the man was Dainard; that the Assistant Chief of Paice talked to the Consul General about the matter; that the Consul General stated that precautionary measures should be teken by having some papers there in the event this man turns out to be Dainard; that the “police were 50 sure that the gan was not Dainard that tney did wot notify ou Portland office; that the Consul General went ahead on his own initiative and asked that the papers be sent up. Mr. Hoover instructed Ihr. Tam to : have Mr. Connelley arrange with the Consul General to ee the Portland o! office j whenever a gituation arises like this. FEB 60 1900 REQORDED & INDEXED Lbb—¥ 760~— | Mr. Hoover inquired of Mr. Tamm if he had talked-to 1 7 about the information getting out. Mr. Tamm stated that he talked to wre? /:VESTIGAT Carusi and that Mr. Carysi indicated that it might have d meee. id come from Mr, Suydam. “r. Tamm further stated that Mr. eos sre b.8 AM. Attorney General had talked, about the matter this afternoon because t then RT OF 8747 General was at’ a >ress conference and that Mr. Suydam stated iumerous_inquir ~ were received predicated upon the newspaper article in Takoma on Tuesday night; that the Attorney General agreed that if there were inquiries made he would } never comment on a case under investigation. Mr. Tamm further stated that se Mr. Carusi confided in him that Mr. Suydam does not like to say that there 6 is no comment when he is asked about something; that Mr. Suydam will say “keep your ears open® or some similar remark. Ir. Tamm stated that he impressed upon Mr, Carusi the harm which night have been done in this case and also in i en a ee ee es eee ee, ee ee ee ee ee 4h. we —— LULUTS CAE. Ere Tamm BLAU Way He a215U0 discussed we matter with ths Attorney General; that the Attorney General admitted that it was very bad. Mr. Hoover told Mr. Tamm that if they call him to tell them that he has not received any report because the Agents would report it to him, Mr. Hoover, directly at Miami Beach as it was being handied from there}; that he, Mr. Hoover, will call in sometime this mornings that Mr. Tamm should tell them further that he, Mr. Tamm, kmows that there could not have been | anything to it, otherwise he, Mr. Hoover, would have called him. Mr. Hoover ' told Mr. Tamm that he wold call him this morning and then have the Attorney General put on at which time he would advise the Attorney General that the whole thing was washed out. : a: Hoover stated that he was going to Palm Beach this an but woul fe wv