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I-&#39;1:-"-.&#39;~»: » -;.-_92 Mr.OFFICIAL INDICATED BELOW B1 C CK MARK Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. K; .. 92. .~ .&#39;~_:".l=;-Q.-&#39; .I _. -~._-1 _,;., _ ,_ _ _ - -~~7 -1&#39;?-&#39;;-._;~&#39;.r-*,_&#39;_ftffq-&#39;*&#39;,.¢-&#39;1~f--vyt--~&#39;-;. .~.. _. .~.* ;».» ._ . e-,w92-17*.- :&#39;i-92=%"§- __ g, ..:-- _ .. ._ > _ . _&#39;*_~.. .- ,_ ---i, _,. »-= -. 4. &#39;_-. --,_&#39;-»,, ~_,- ..._~ , ¢~ ~.; ;. ;--_.-. _.4_ _ .&#39;-4-~--.~-..--.1 f>&#39; . _ , ¢ ~ ;~< , .."- » . --..= :,. ;...~-I &#39;,-_-.,. .-.». ~>-_-.» KL! -,..,.*.:.&#39;1-1 -, --3-&#39; .. 7 - . - . ., _....-- --.;_1_-... 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Lester --. ¢--1 -E7. - MEMORANDUM FOR hm. Totson - r --&#39; _ &#39;~. M&lire ./>4; Q~=¥&#39;ii;:1 3»&#39;:;= 9. Mr. NR}-010.. &#39;There is attached hreto an alleged authentic . 92 . .~~ .. ..,_,,_.; X - Mr. Quinn &#39;It.:.c.:n.-_.. rr_:¢3192 r likeness in the form of a drawing of Jesse James, together ,4 4&#39;? .-{:.&#39;§. : I Mr. &#39;£z-acy .......... .. I with an article which appeared in the March, 1939 issue. * &#39; of the National Police Gazette, which is the first of a Mini G&"dy.......... i ~21.-1:: series of articleswhich deal with this notorious character. : .... _ » .-_: . i>.£&#39;L~au ."i5:&#39;- _ - _ This article relates that Hollywood producers,_ ea ..;IZ_,: Q >1, directors and would-be historias should bow their heads: ea»-_ in shame at the production of the current picture "Jesse j ~ Z-;,>3%>59»-&#39;-&#39; James". It is noted that a mimeographed copy of the /= I entire original article can be obtained from the editor of the National Police Gazette for the amount of 25¢. &#39;. *~&#39;~&#39;=&#39;.; . &#39;1. ygi This complete article will be secured from the Police _, 1 L . Gazette for inclusion in the Bureau Library at once. " A 1;; . *1» K - Respectfully,- . ; .,,.___, >..-.__ &#39; =.» r-&#39;»~ -. jr-_ 6 .3-_.;_v J -T L l NICi-IOLS v .g, :1 . ~~§7.¬z9£_>.- &#39; 1&#39;-:51 -4: . _Y!* ..~.:11 - 92 : :&#39;v§<,--.»&#39;r_&#39;:-< .- -<»-x 0 .-,7/_ n ..»&#39;, .,,. .-1&#39; . __.1 U bra: .&#39; - &#39; 1 iI&#39;0} *¥%&#39;; l &#39; L cw? 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Mr. C01!!! ...»-He.-"Z2" 51;, 1- . , ,.V 1~,_;_~<_ .-.T*i.=.&#39;92i&#39;."--V... , - Bus, V §%IVnit2h,§tat2siBepartm2nt_nf ilnstir2V,~V.f, "~_e~.! . _ ,,. ~ l&asl1ingtnn,E.QI..-f P M E"&#39;f&#39;f&#39;4"§&#39;*°-&#39;.&#39;$3 _ ... -5.. - Mr. Foxwor¢h.L....-T 927 .592¬t-.&#39;:~,- lay 5, 1939 -- V; nu-. emu .-.....&#39;.;..~ Mr. Barbi! ...... ...L. Mr. Lester .... .....- " ~. Mr. Memire...&#39;.... .. Q ;/. -&#39;.._ M1. Nichols.... -;.;;. -&#39;é=:*.F ..- -=»"I<- EQRV HR. &#39;KJLSOH__ -- Mr. Quinn&#39;lamm;... "_~I Mr. &#39;13-acy_._.-..--... >.&#39;- &#39;11.;-. Min Ga.ndy.......... - e T~:Z$"". ;;.z.". Reference is made to the writer&#39;s memorandumof . - . - . - . _ . - - . ... "EL, 6V February24, 1939, regarding obtaining thephO130S§&% of copies - &#39;-*5I». of the original artic /e on the "Life and Deathof Jess ames," . A, 92. &#39;~.-",_<92-rm ~ which appeared inthe QlgtionalQolice G§VzVettg__onay 13, 1882; e 1 Copieshereto enclosed inhavea Libraryb btainedo binder een, and ou netogetherwithco py Elthe isattachedstory of W V.- A. "i -A . .. Q "}/ Jesse Jamesas it has appearedthus infar installment f0rm1n ._C&#39;;1b J _ -. it e_92___ _ the PoliceGazette March, April duringandlay, 1939.The <:z_1:&#39;¢e&#39;f~IW/761/7, - :§.s._ Eopyis attached hereto the for Director. _ [>9 W ,1 ""§&#39;*" - H Respectfiilly, * 1; ,1-I. WY! M L. B. Nichols .;;,_= FV ,<-iris? .&#39;_"..~:".[_ -r ¬¬?:&#39;»:92z§&#39;;- /9.1»;.g",,;-vi-:92, "_~.;.4 .1-5&#39;-;_I;-.,- K5 I: V- _..<»,..».-4 f ~. 50. .s&#39; "dimsn:T~§{@»d0§;°EDt&#39; K 7 {Q M 7L - ~ V s _??£341.BR£*" "SMAY 81939 .;i¢~? qF,lNvgZ§!B4Im ~ ff/Y927 V u. s. umnrmsurorICE *" 0*» . W?" s ti" 1, . /92- ~ .. 92 . __ ._.,92..V. V ._.4_m_ ._.,;4_._.-_;~ ..- - --L -_ W3 eSep.l4, I; 1940 hr &#39; ~..,:- &#39; &#39; Hon. J. Edgar Hoover, _ . I-31 Federal Bureauof Investigation, 4 - s , _~.92~,_,,._..» ~.>~..&#39;>;? l Washington, n. c L " n Dear Sir:- i - Q . *-=j=&#39;=-_- I th ld t J &#39; . t&#39;lll&#39; ? Th kth W--Z . ..*.-&#39;~-4. S -Q°1 to 1,:as ma:-1:i§:sa:e .->t "~$.».>~_._-:. &#39; ta.&#39;~ ".1 was herein this Q ace a ~.*..~"-tY£=.-..~&#39;»:!r; James. Heexhibi ed himself at a picture show here,V . _ A 1 -K ~&#39;.".-. .I~; "~=:<-r&#39;f-&#39;r&#39;,§{; I talkedwith himat a hotel here forover anhous, andhe &#39;§. }l,;. -._:.§ talked convincinglivery he thatwasthe originalJessie ofJames g 5.211 e _ M.-*<e:?>92a.er _ -.-A-:,._ _ outlaw fame.Heis an o dman of90 odd years old,and e talked like "&#39;7=Tl>$5&#39;. -. he wastelling honestfacts within h1§_§Xp¬Ii¬I1C8.RnoonnnnII§DEX atf ~ QQQ ~ Ii =<.-92;» -.,._&#39;;_ -<92.».. ~ .;,&#39;§~=2>..:&#39;l>~~AlT &#39;w-J ;=.-&#39;51.;-$71. 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