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trends to Colonel Gates. Mr. Quinn advised of comment by Ge Sonversation of Mr. Quinn =2- _with Director, 2/27/36. Mr. Cuinn advised of the rejuest of the Yiayor of Burlington, New Jersey for Mr. Hoover to speak. Director stated to decline and offer a substitute. Mr. Guinn advised of letter from ule jor\Bowes stating he would. be gled to meet Mr. Littlefield of Phoenix; that a letter was received from Robert Kaldwell of New York City | advising of the fact that he had mailed +o _ +m 445 Titeentan LAO DOGKRS U5 wit LITeEctor. — Mr. Quinn stated that Mr. Baughman wants to know if he can take the supervisors who have not received training down to-Vuantico on Saturday. Ur. Hoover stated this would be all right if the weather was good. Mr. Quinn advised of the our on which tha New Jersey State Policemen were taken. Mr. Quinn stated a letter was received from SAC Smith at Kansas City ing the t Chief of Detectives\ Hayes of Miichita, Kansas had accepted the af Ch ce af af Palins af Phieda and had stated by letter in eonfirming the Bl Vk fa BU ee ti + acceptan “thet he felt sure of whole-hearted recommendation of the Director; t Smith states Hayes is a high type man. Mr. Hoover stated to do nothing until word was received from the City Manager at Toledo. Mr. Hoover authorized the sending of the release oft annus crime geNReilly in the Herald. Mr. Guinn stated that Agent&Stone of the Birminghs: office faint on reading the Bureau letter regarding his physical condition. Mr. Quinn advised of his conversation with Judce Holtzoff regarding the setilerent af el and the bill regarding tais matter wick provides for sirget-certifica wit te Congress of claims instead of through the DudVet-Bureau. Mr . Hoover stated t out the papers on Mr. Tolson's desk for further consideretion by hin. Reserding routine promotions in the Icent section Mr. Quinn stated he was having the letters prepared pending Mr. Hoover's return and final approval. Mr. Cuinn stated he had called Mr. McFall tho stated to include the ancunt in the\Deficiency Bill and then if it is granted the deficiency amount may be cancelled. tir. Hoover stated to have the Chief Clerk's office prepare such e deficiency report for review on Monday.