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JOHN EOGAR HOOVER 0 t b + a ‘in ree. oa ed. Rae eee oer py Sr nee eer aoa tae , Bra te ape AT ne, Mr. Nathan... Bivision of gan : ws nee Mr, U.S. Bepxctment of Justice Mr. oe _ : 7 oe, Mr. Quinn vrarerate Vili: CSH _ Bashingion, B.C. o S ee wr January 5, 1934, nn > 7 Ts BO kee LEMORANDUM FOR THE DIRECTOR -_ Special Agent Deaderick called in the ‘morning a and in the afternoon of Jenuary 4th from Shawnee, Ukiehoma = end each time referred to the fact that Underhill seemed to *.. | *.. be gaining in strength. In the morning I suggested that he- confer with the doctors and if they thought that Underhill. could be moved to promptly advise us. When he called in the * afternoon he stated that he had conferred with the doctors, ."* who had removed a .45 bullet from Underhill's side and they |. did not know just what the reaction would be and, therefore, = . could not permit him to be moved for a short time. a This morning Agent Deaderick celled and stated that Underhill seemed to continue to gain etrength and the .. doctors felt that if he had a good day he might be moved . tomorrow morning. Horever, the doctors were to let Agent | Deaderick know this afternoon. I told Deaderick to contact Agent in Charge Colvin and have him contact the Warden at - McAlester, so that if the doctors are agreeable to moving © Underhill errangements can be made to move him the first thing tomorrow morning. Agent Deaderick stated he would do © — this immediately and would edvise after 4 ofclock this afternoon" of the final arrangements. . .. eee Fe os I also requested Agent Deaderick to request ‘Special égent in Charge Colvin, while telking to him, to send a night - ©: letter to the Division giving the names of the persons present end the deteils surrounding the parriage © of Underhill several ' weekB ago. - : Redpectfully, aS Ve Hughes. RECORDED WAN 12 1934 US. DEPARiktd uo: . ex, Mr. Thisor: ihe nate oes ewes