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ar Conversation of Mr. Hoover and Mr. Tamm, 2/27/36/ =2- My. Tamm advised that he took the report of Agents Loeb] and Whitley on the Justice of the] Supreme Court matter around to Mr. Carusi late yesterday efternoon and advised’ Mr. Carusi that he would have Mr. Whitley stand by here. Mr. Hoover stated that if word is not received to send ii. Whitley back and that Mr. Nathan should return to Washington around Saturday. if everything is all right at New York. rr. .JiAamm ad =e — ae ee we be company relative to the stolen|bonds by the Italian politician stated that the Bureau would not be a party to this. Me. Tamm advieed of the informal overture made to the in s “r. Tamm advised of the pardle violator, Mrs. StevelFreno, who 24,43 2th. + ee was picked up by Agent Shivers. Mr. Hoover stated that a release should be given out. Mr. Tamm advised of the teletype from SAC Hanson at Los Angeles reletive to the assignment of an Accountant at the request of the Committee investigating reorgenizations and bond issues. Mr. Tamm advised of the teletype from MacFarland relative to the man who was picked in Oklahoma end who the Post Office Inspectors think : is a contact of Karpis. Mr. Tamm stated that he was going to wire Mr. *, MacFerland not tb try to see this man while he is in the custody of the — Post Office Inspectors. a iV | Mir. Tamm advised that is leaving Los Angeles ‘ ) Rrpon F ebruary 28, 1936 to Cleveland ant ultinately i's Ohic ts see ae 4 and old lover of hers, Mr. Tamm advised that Mr. Connelley _ is in Los Angeles going over the situation with Mr. Hanson relative to that case and the Weyerhaeuser cage. Mr. Tamm inquired of the Director what he thought about having blty the ip vonen, the woman rho wrote the letters relative to the Chief Justice, fired. Mr. Hoover instructed Mr. Tamm to write a memorandum to the Attorney General suggesting that he may wish to teke this up with the organization by which she i: employed as a matter of administrative procedure: =s to wo whether she should be retained in the government service. Mr. Tamm advised of the White Slave case of which a thirteen year old gir is the victim. Mr. Hoover stated that it would be all right for sin him, to give a brief statement to the press. a a Mr. Tamm advised of the memorandum from My, Fgan relative to the i Aluminum case and the insistence for further work by Mr. Wattewa. Kr. Tamm advieed of the inter-office memorandum prepared putting Agent Spear on White Slave cases replacing Grimscell with Soucy.