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Federal Bureau of Investigation B. &. Bepartment of Iusticr Washington Field Office, Roam 5252 Washington, DB. Cc. February 12, 1936. ewe a Ar a? 1 as My. Leoter ._..... PERSONAL and CONFIDENTIAL pot Jee { . v Mr. Quinn........_. TO rp -t , 4 Mr, Schikder ..._. ‘a % Mr. Tamm -_______. at . Director, - Ker, Traey .—-—.. Mise Gandy... Federal Bureau of Investigation, Washington, D. C. cneeee steerer ee Dear Sir: In connection with your anticipated wisit to Miami, Floride and thence to Habana, Cuba; Nassau and Puerto Rico; returning to Miami, Floride, I conferred with Commander V. M. Thompson, Special Assistant to the Secretary of the Treasury, and with “ir. B T. dAckan, who is attached to the office of the Honorable Stephen B. Gibbons,” fmeiotant Secretary of the Treasury, and throug: Mr. Gibbans heve errensed thet the freedom of the port at Miami, Florifis anf Custom courtesy be extended to you and those who will accompany you when you return from your trip, by aeroplene, to Miami, Florida. In order that no possible misunderstanding may arise when you return to Miami, Florida, there is annexed hereto copy of a letter dated February nh, 1936, from the Honorable Stephen B. Gibbons to Mr. John Flein, Deputy Collector of Customs, Miami, Florida, authorizing the extension of the usual Customs courtesies and free entry privileges to you, Mtr. Tolson ané Mr. Hottel. Complying with the request made in connection with this matter, as embodied in my letter to Mr. Gibbons, your arrival at Miemi will not be ade kmown to the press or othars not officially interested. The extending to you of the usual Customs courtesies and free entry privileges will eliminate any examination of luggage or other procedure which mey eause you any delay or necessary loss of When you return to the United States wia Miami, Florida. <A sopy of. letter from Ur, Gibbons to Mr, John Klein, Deputy Collector of. Miami, Florida, 18 enclosed in an envelope so indicated ang "No. 1", Sy fore na PROOF OF CITIZEISPIP UPON RETURN TO UNITED STATES WIA 1a, FLORIDA Upon your return to the United States, vie Miami, Florida, it would customarily be necessary to exhibit proof of citizenship. TI bave, however, arranged through the cooperation of Miss Ruth Shipley to have fastructions issued by Colonel Duniel W. MacCormack, Commissioner of Immigration and Neturalization, Department of Labor, to his represente- tives at Miami. Florida to waive the customary procedure in sonnection with proof of citizenahip. Colonel MacCormack is presently out of the eity, but upon his return on Monday, _Pebruery b£V~ JE | bb- — LE c Wades OF AL wea OF VEST