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e: 5 ae A é 1: im Bx <tep ange 4 OrnGual foam QO. 1h UNITED STATES GOV. fv. .eNT fo! yo! ome, ‘ Memorandum ae Pa . — 7 7. Mr. Mohr pate: February 7, 1963 © #-- ] tat gta, i . . ( \ ’ Los . 7 Ae Z ra 7 : {FROM c. D. DeLoach : ™ oH! 4 —* ° fe a ors ‘- Ha eae supecr: ) PRESEL® “TION OF or nabpancron’ BIRTH PLECE.\ CE ve CaPTOL HL ee wary Rivluing, a member of the Board of Governors, American S.cce Exchange, ana Presiaen. Trenton Trust Company, Trenton, New Jersey, called me fror. New York 2-6-65. S%.. was distressed over the premature publicity that she was to bc Chairman of the u.:. dor ihe preservation of the Director's birth place. Mrs. Roeliing explaine~ -nat she, of course, would be delighted to do anything which . “vit heror the Direc.u:. She specifically stated, however, that upon being approached, by Tom Gryan, Editor, Capitol Hill Spectator, in ‘connection with this matter, she had told Gryan that alt” sagh she would be glad to accept the Chairmanship of this campaign _~ atthe eam2 time she wouls rot make any moves in this connection until she knew that the — Director goprovec :2 he + -ssuming such a Chairmanship and of the campaign as a whole. . yrs. Roebling s.2:ca wien She saw the publicity naming her as Chairman of the campaigr. She Became ve -, «.7.i.r.2ea and personally called Bryan to "dress him down" regarding ith. matter. ; \ a... © J dking stated the purpose of her call on 2-6-63 was to apologize orany ©. sarces.sieat this matter might have caused the Director and indicate that she, “es re. . ..¢€8 would want to do anything without his approval. “isla Mrs. Roebling thet the Director would certainly unders:anc the circumstances .<that, as a matter of fact, while the Director could not come right r . Ovt ahd Say he was totally against such a campaign, at the same time the Director feit’ a the Campaigr: Showld be discourazed. Itold Mrs. Roebling that the same mesi.g€ A2u ‘been given to € 2:cr Bryan and that he was dropping the campaign, however, “1 mics: hi Sull se@...ns- werable publicity in this regard inasmuch as a number of peoy.« on Oxpital Hit} wv. sc definitely behind the campaign. She stated she under sto0c ae situa.ion and would | ake no action whatsoever. oe : ee rot C7 - / # In talking with Bryan the same date, he indicated that the car... Jo IM wo2.8 : be quietly iru ped. a ; a baled ad “With further respect t: Mrs. Roebling, she asked that-linfor: ~>: "Director tiat she thus fa> has bought 75 copies of his book, "A Study of Cor-rmumsm, " to give tofrieeds. Wh: talking with her I mentioned that in the event we coulda be of assistance in setting ker any future orders handled with dispatch she should Jet US Know. She expregsé. apprecsat- 4 and asked that she have 50 books sent to her imr.-.-«i . She stated th. REMOVED He YA! the 50 She would a an pa for another 2. Ros bes: ae A CO. . -—For_reco. - ,vrposes. ; ie ° vr VS fOr ae \Sjw2s 378 a Foc , eee ee . oe. “DET Fr PRR eC mem te org poeta wer er tne = , onan eo Saeed : ED INERT ye Tt A a eg