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o the United State}, ern g orresp t official over the forged signature of Cardinal Spe rplained that a letter dated September 20, 1956, under rhead the "wrdinal 'eResidence, 458 Madison Avenue, .. Cardinal Spell:-.cn acct cent -xi Germany. Q body.! 7'7? VIC letter is h critical ed that the German Government definitely fabricated was r eiteu ii loci iiité . - on the hatter. y does not know what the agency cou to help . __ 3 loaned his file, enclosedherewith, concerning 1 the latter to the Lia e h includes the letter 92 stated that the envelo
r-1 .. apparently has been oe . _ __ - 10T_I0}L": Q. _ If youapprove, isthere enclosed herewith a letter settég -J:-1-Y .._ .3, forth the pertinent information concerning the above to the-Jew fork ._ _- Office. Ieae fork is not being instructed to take any furthier action. "-- O " . aacomm- i 9Z'4"~'5'?>"-M-,., l -A 7:3"I ;" INDEXEB-'3'- . so uov 161955 1-V-: _ i.i.*a-mi Feau is not i- he Liaison iyent ii reiisrn s latter. It will be which time it will _be pointed leuggeetedconducting any that he igation night Iieh.to'--to t referer to the State Departaen ti ltnclosureLi $3.1m! |/ ._._._1u- Pf: _ e o -9292 _ £4 c. -1 1 PH e 1=JI'Ol llr 7 : :. U £1 ° u9292b'$'I-- _ -- F I - . lQ Hr-jgliwltyilu .___f 92 " _' Sec I 846', New fork I A er 4, 1956 P "'°*°"I 7 '1 PIRSOIAL up corrrnsr rnz. CJRDIIQL SPKLLKII _ C__ / if 1" I './_ I ; tr; '' e. '- if; '_ I HI rec ¢m ad recent y contacted by I --2 0 the United gtateaa b5» by Cardinal Spellnan to Q r.. the Geraall Bandeetape A
-1...- 9 aciuieed that the Geraan Governaent ie assuming - 2 that theguae fabricated ancitliat the Cardinal : oignature 3 Iae cl. You Iill note that the letter ie very critical If 2 _ - the above ie being furniehed to you for your conjidentiai i nforla on ti an d aofu rther a o tin ehoulci be , taken by you . In the event that you receive any infomatioa rel e utter, 0. the Bureau would be immediately aduieed. ie being ; 1:. ¢ informed that the lureau ie not taking any nveet gatiue aqtioa Jag. and it ie heing eaggeetecl that he nap mien to refer thin latter te the state Department. ' ' ' * . ' I,» ' ,- ¢-Q1 fnci re u _ IL / D"'- --;,;"0 égfc ' _~7i92~-92 {X59 "- _ _- _ . it
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E-pd n ' Thank you very muchufor your acknowledgment of my note of congratulations. Since I wrote the note I observe that your address has been published textually in the Catholic News of the Archdiocese of New York and in The Brooklyn Tablet. Both of these publications had editorials which I thought you would enjoy reading. It is not necessary for you to acknowledge receipt of them to me. q1 With kind regards and hoping that our paths will cross before long, I remain m Your sincere friend, i - - -I =i¢.;..z¢¢-r-%..92 i Enciosures! Archbishop of New fork id J , _. @ U 1 i _F- ¢=#rd1na1§.n=U_man W /Ia! "._.92:92Mr, J. Edgar Hoover, 7 P ; .-_,s Federal Bureau of Inveitiietion, * - 1 :" ~'Washington, D. C. will M ~~ .3
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I I i £7 ; United States United States Army His Eminence I FPANCIS CAPQIHAL SPE! ..1!'.A!~I visitedalas!-:a duz'ir.gthe latter part of December, 1957, following which he departed en route Tokyo arriving there on December 22, 1957. While in Alaska the Cardinal, as a result of weather conditions, was obliged to limit his visit to Anchorage, Fairbanks, and ' u some points of inter-est to hin in ccth cf these cities.
Ilocal chaplains Following by telegram arrivalthat he hishad Tokyolost inhe notified his Pectoral Cross somewhere on his Journey. A search of winter clothing as used by him as well as quarters occupied failed to reflect presence of the cross and it is presumed that it may
-_-L have been lost somehwere in Alaska._ _ , lcerningI havecross the informedandthrough the them Agents oi Police this officethe Department con- I. -uni at Anchorage an<_i__Fa:1,r oa after I had r '1 specifically inquired of as to whether /'/I-'11 he thought the Qardinal would interpose any objection to the police being notified oi the loss, He assured me .-1;; tr that there would; besic objection but that such action would be welcome. _-.- :1: -- . C 'me' rs. r as cross best described by_ 5'7: I 92~* ? 92}- 1h is approximately seven inches by three inches and is made '92éof 92!sterling silver or yellow gold. It was described as Q-I-1,_ x -particularlyin unusual thatit contained a green Jewel, Q wk 92f'$92emerald.Jade, in the or center of it, and thatthe Jewel _92_ 92.w_asapproximately one incl'_1_A.n diameter,rectangular in _ _ Q! shape with round edges. we Q ss was supported ona gold R - a__2.- -Bureau é{E:r1cl.1'§ :*92"" é»'>-mac11 7 7' _- _ T " g ==/rt:- 5&4if - 1_- : Anchora-E I F 2=_Q1'-'__.~.-H ' r= ll.... - ' """'--"="== ;,-...w-. - .£ ' ha BM -'' L*"-+*1-<.--x-e;'- ,,; _ H-12§'{»?5 " _ K m "'" APR '1 sass 1 l q ; - .. I -" --n.» 4? i O - : 1 ! _ J
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Dear In . Hoover: .
ca to y to talk Father Hationalpcatholic making __ e arrangements , _ __ H _ ex for Avenue a seventi th, New York birthCity He is in __, i the form of a dinner for C;a_r_Q_i,_n§ r -aSge_1_;Qan, will Y take place on Hay 13, 1959, at the grand ballroom of the Hotel Plaza, New York city, although cardinal 92May Spellman 4th. will celebrate his 92 aeventieth birthday on i ~f 'P inquired as to whether or L7? not you might interested in attending the Cardinal birthday party. I advised him that you were a great admirer of ardinal Spellman, but that I didn't know your coumitments and therefore was unaware of whether or not it would be possible for you to attend ii invited. 1-1y purpose in writing at the moment is to advise that you will receive an invitation to attend and sit on the dais. ~-
_.q,_' Sincerely , »: ' L I P ii _._, 0 . ff -{*7-Q"}':?r _J-"_ ~r- I o POSTER -- n- - - J, i I °.i'92r92,-92;»:5 92 MC EX-135 _ cial Agent in Charge. . Z __ _I r92.r'%92.;'¢ 5_>_,3 A . _ _ yyil/__;_',TZ..¢- -Z it -¢ r» '-.'-L" 53 " - I! IPH 10195
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BOARD OF DIRECTOIS Ccnnnncnm-nlnnng loin I. III ! Hr. J. Edgar Hoover; =1In. Waller S. B11 lhmld J. Icon Federal Bureau of Investigation Pom: Chandler Iaahington, D.C. Thunu S. Dalehlll 1 Hugh A. Doyle llna. Nani: J. In Dear llr . Hoover: 1 Innk M. Iolsoln llln L. Gkbonn On I dn a ' In 13th at 1:00 P.I. the » lA|ui|C. Hagen: Q Mn. Midaul P. HIQE1! Priscilla Hanbold ' Arch:io:a:yo:";::'n%orF%lTT@:labrnte' ' Francis ardina U2 S-mellman Seveui-iei-ll Nu. Pnnl T. Itunmzu BirthdayIlia &1nenc of _ knob I. Lamb with a Dinner and Dance a e of-e PIN III N" Y°"| Mn. Ilene:In-Donnell Iulnirll Edmund I. llolaa Iohn 1.Noni Hlluhh I. Didi The beneficiary of this Formal Birthday Boll fill BE ll|n.PauIP.l.no layaondH.I.ein I the Cardinal Spellman Serviceman :Club. I an vritin Chnlukbddn M,Ll%4 to ask if you Iould honor us vith your presence i-hit m=.uanums.|.a4- evening. Hopingthat it ia possible for you to attend I wammnarm L__ I 1511].]-on ' I-Ioa.lobc.nI.I'n|nI Vi:lolDZ||ni.ni1 and lookingforward to hearing fromyou at your on-rl1¢l1' convenience , I am,
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_ _-_¢1sB.... B1 Lexington Avenue »< New York 22, New Yolk Dear "
Thank you very much for the cordial invitation contained in your letter of April T, 1959, to ltlend the dinner . and dance honoring Bis Eminence Francis Cardinal gaellman.
While I wish it were possible for me to be with you on May 13, 1959, I deeply regret that n prior commitment will not allow me this pleasure. It is my earnest hope, however, lint this llffair will be 1 most successful one, and I do appreciate your thoughtfulness In asking me. - ~- - -- - ~-
Blncerely yours, 57: ~u,_D_ 3;, He. Ii;:.:_jBooger -' 2 @- 1'-. rf 1959 1 gum.- I- F31
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V Mr. - Hr. W.".Su1lirl'2' rm-__... Teie. Room_.._. Mr. In:nun_- Miss Glad!... F u March1960 am, '/ ---"-*' §' *1 Dear Mr. Hoover: _ ,-l l.92.-at fl It was thoughtful andkind of you to offer me .r _._:i congratulationsreceiving on the"Big Brotherof theYear
.- fr. Award". I take this occasion once more to express my own congratulationson the wonderful work that you and the FederalBureau ofInvestigation aredoing forthe safeguardingour of countryand thepreservation itsof laws. I -1-1% With best wishes, I remain puns-s Your sincere friend, -» -.* =2 " o %_ Archbishop w Yor of _ F. Cardinal Q§ll_n_1_a_.n
Mr. J. Edgar Hoover, Federal Bureau oi Inve stigstion, United States Department of Justice, Washington, D. C -: ~_§ '. q@'="7%.» _L!_;_§f;i6_:__§_92
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Mr. Charles G. Berwind I President . Bi; Brothers oa .'92r.ierica .. Suburban Station lruildmi; Philldelphii 5, i elullylvom-. i A | _. Dear Mr. Berurind: J
4 Ihmili you very much tor the cordial imitation oi - . rebruar, 5, 1960, to attend the presentation on the Big Brother F of the Year Award to His I-.'n=inence Francis Car-Jtnal Spellman liq, at the nite House on l-'ebru.lr; 19, 1060, as well as the luncheon in honor 0| Cardinal Spellma-i. r92'htlQ i limit-.1 -:1! wish i could attend both oi these ~92 iuncttons, 1 regret that I will not he in Aisshington on that date, and, theremrs, will not he able to he with you. Again, my thanks tor your kind consideration. .
mm Sincerely yours, ! =Ea111aa0 *-==-='~' *° - I L__<2<=.z~3._..._..»"=' -GI : . ff? K aw 1?/iv kit: i Porn-'- ' NOTE: Bufilee reflect cordial relations with corres ent, The Director _f ___'_j: _r-ecetved this award In 1952. However, commitments d sotzdule haw; HO.'-- P '1_revented his attendanceat subsequent f92l.I tC92t1Ol'lI-. ""_ '"-in :1 r " -~ d:."_ 1 ' M " f'...92.'92;./ L n __.., Q __J§-_;_~-$1 _ _ Q-.._J 0" 92 _ e 1:1 ' ' 1 ~- . T. 1 .41 . T0190l MOI i . 4 =_ E J Mr. - Parso~.u__ 1 " CARDINAIII Rzsaosnct ' 1* . Belmont : 452 Msonaou Avs:uu_s: 3; A *"n? 2 A ___..._ ' Haw YORK ea Yr. an-.1-.2"- 11$"Z ~ Mr. P.'.-'.,..-.__._ r Mr. T:-:11 ___.._ § Fir. Tip "? M..- I Mr.T- .1..- .-:;i;;92'.:n _ N Tele. Ilcon-1.___._ - Mr. In:ram..._.__ His: Gsndy_.__
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%:.r Mr. Hoover:
V _ A multitude of outside engagements during the .» past month have kept me from my desk so it is only now that I have been able to read your masterful address in Chic-ago before the Quinn Chapel of the African Methodist Episcopal Church. __
1 arn very grateful to you for writing it and I __ thank you for sending me a copy. It is needless to say "1? -I1 I agree with your conclusions that we must be ever alert ~ .- ,--4 to the evil. influence of groups which spread hatred and bigotry. inyour wonderful You may be work. assured of my cooperation with you I Q:¥,'92 i . With kind regards, I am _-92_/ --Is Very sincerely yours, 1 . D EXArchbishop 109 use of 11 New York? LI _ _ -_-p Mr. J . Edgar Hoover, A 13 JUN 291960 Federal Bureau of Investigation, ¢y-q 4,1 Q E Washin ton Z5. D. -1- / "=1" '%a? '
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J. Your wry cordial latter oi June 16, 4-» 1960, bu boon received, and I not to thank you tor your thoughtfulness Ln writing to Inc. lnrnplenudthntyouaicund myChl¢lI° n opoeohinuru ng, cndlnpprecintcyourgmngmo the bcne tol your ohlorn ona concerning Lt. Your gcnoroul remark: rognrdtngthil Burcauand my ano- clltu are moot ronuortngconu, nndyoomnybc nnuredtnaxmoluwulauivotomarityourconttnucd oupporlnndnpprovnl. uniiltlltlndcltporaonalrcgnrdn, JLN 2 7 I%0 ' llncoroly yous, F+- W, P J. Edgar Howe}: W1 - New York - M Enclosure / P ; K 4 Q; j 53$ n J . l::nl_...._..._"'92;92 e m;'; N0 - Francis Cardinal Spellman la on the Special Correspondents 92 " am»: DlLmch'__....._._ L $.11 gm t __ Q, _ -3 UP: ..92 a 92_3;;_- -____ u92:c£n/H .¢ __ ,3 >. _ m-___~ - .. .1 , M8 2'9 -_'=_-1_,__ ::g.m1':'___ ,m_5g_J L .* _. Q, 1 r_ _| "'- " cf: _.___ nun. noon U IE1-ZTYPE mm Z
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, /I sum-.<:r= PAMPHLET - ,,..92"LA RESPUESTA DE - UNA NACION AL COMUNISMO" _' REQUEST ron 45, ooo corms ML II BY NEW YORK FIELD OFFICE ..-.----' _ qt Reference is made to the memo dated October 27, 1960, irom Mr. -to you concerning captioned matter. The Liaison Section has advised that the Spanish language plates .1 will be obtained from United States Information Agency this week, and we will have the Mechanical Section print the 55, 000 copies as soon as possible. Forty- iive thousand copies will be sent to the New York Office as soon as they are . available, and we will alert other oiiices to the availability oi this item.
In View of Mr. To1son s instruction to use a better photograph oi Mr. Hoover on the cover and the request oi United States Information Agency that the pamphlet contain no indication that it is a document of that agency, we have requested the Exhibits Section to design an entirely new cover. This will be submitted for approval as soon as it is available.
Enclosed are letters to the New York Office and to Cardinal Spellman, advising that the pamphlet is being printed and that the requested . -~_§.,.'-I .__ copieswill be furnished them in the near iuture. I I f /_ y___ 5- g; 4 _ A -"-6 RECOMMENDATION_5 130'? Ar;-3913133 . * 191 JA;-; 26 1961 That the enclosed letters to New York and Cardinal Spellman be sent. I Z-liii
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His Eminence Q? i irancis Cardinal 51321111111! 452 Madison Avenue New York 12, New York
Your Eminence: , 1 havereceived youristter of January16, 1961, and 1t was good of you to comment so favorably concerning "One Nation : Response to Commie»-'-'"m." /{:17/;¢ Hr. Malone has advised ms of your E.-. conversation with him, and 1 am most appreciative ot '11 your kind sentiments. Your expressions of confidence 1n this Bureau were s source of great encouragement to 5 D me, and you may be sure we will strive to merit your -| r-P. continued approval and support. 2 $ 1-I Sincerely yours, - 92IuI 11 -Zp-u
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mil NOTE: Cardinal Spellman is on the Special Correspondents List. Our last outgoing to him was onJanuary 18, 1061, at which time we forwarded r - to him a copy of the Spanlshlanguage versionof "One Nation's Response to Communism. " We informed him that we were making arrangements to provide additional copies for distribution by ldonstgnor Wilson. It is IQ. iv noted that the latter had requested 45, 000 copies of this reprint. These Tolson it were forwarded to theliew York Office for distribution in accordance with Inhr .____._...._... Pmscms __,___ the Monsigno s request. > §[email protected]<4-e-~.---1::1 Quinn:4 ;n ~.92. .-_ 14 ._ ¢- B8?7 o iY ' t P
.--1.osss .i_._ bx ; C : l - 92_ war .%?1;%=;e:,+":_t>2FEB1 * * 11/ Tlla. Rom: it InJ -.---._ram B v --i_ MAIL RUIN :1 Tl : ETYI- Eum? D Ll ; u92 ' - 1 r ' "' Canomania HlOlDlNCa ' ' ' Mr. 45: MAD-iI°N AVINUI New Yoms22 r Hr. Ir. N l/ I inB rnoé. c-in Mr. - Mr.Mr _ January 26th, 1961 _ Cshahsn... - 1 Mr.c»- -1." L I-- Dear Mr. Hoover: Mr.Mrloll 1 h I . - '-i - I thank you very much {or sending me the E N-Gul.. . ~.; Rosen __. - v ,-ti Spanish language versionof your excellent andtimely ' '* article entitled ONE NATION'S RESPONSETO Tr~1ter_ "2 COMMUNISM. I shall make good use of this article. Ev: .. a 92v»92:- 1| @- -- Talc. Roe I had the pleasure of meeting Mr. John Malone Mr. I-K I'll...- of your office who was courteous enough to call on me. I His and!... asked him to convey to you my sentiments of esteem and r. I 5 '1 my appreciation for your wonderful leadership, with the g! -1 assurance of my wholehearted support of your efforts. I Iii-l With kind regards, I remain
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i January 18, 1861 CAJ Q -1- I C - I - 92 _ I; "'4 ul _ 92 I'- t;2 =Y=* 74/-1/--;.P 0! the Spaniel: ianwage version oi my article entitled =' =1 -4 i - '> Iv? "One Natl-on'lI Response To Communism." These will Q I- D r- - 92 be distributed as requested by Monsignor Wilson 1 -1 in; -..¢_- O threjxgh our New York Oiiiee. '1 -- J. . A * Sincerely yours, -I--| ilq O _- I -..-"""u:;, in 9' Edgar Hoover 1 '7-I . 1 JAN;}§11961 I I H, eor§ 1-Fe: . % - -'.>},{ 5! "92- A 1 '-*3 Enelosure n §§c92».__-__ gm/mglW5? 5 .- . u Jpn 1 _ _-_' _ 1':-4 , u ew 'x6i41£9292 . = - i _ 4- e -Attention SAC: The 45, 000 copies oi La Respuesta de una. Nacion ---av al Coxnuniemo, " which Monsignor Wilson requested irom your o iee' 'are being forwarded to you under qepnrafie cover for distribution in ' °' "'Z";%4,,aceordenee DlLGm.!| with the Mon'sigrTo'r'e requeet. H _ ,. 'hl|lene_i__._ . *GIlIP _ + . 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Miss Gandy_...... - ¢ suqs CARDINAL FRANCIS SPELLMAN 92 | His Eminence FRANCIS CARDINAL SDELLMAN was »--s dence. 452 Madison Ave., NYC, on 2/27/61 by SA ° The Director's concern tor the protection or Q ;]w§ rom molesters was brought to the Cardinal's ._,§ The Director's program or impressing upon children the dangers 5%; I JO they race from molesters was discussed, particularly the distribution or coloring posters. His Excellency was very , 3 pleased to learn of such a fine program and is desirous or ' assisting in this matter wherever possible. The Cardinal "1 reels that Mr. HOOVER is rendering s tine service to the . Ti American public in pushing such a worthy program. The Cardinal . -~.- ti said he believes every conceivable means should be taken to lessen the dangers of innocent children from the sex criminal. His Excellency feels the distribution or the coloring posters -1 is timely in view of the tragic death of tour year old EDITH KIEOORIUS thatHonsi in or NYC, EDWARD on 2723/E l.kGU%NORS, . The Associate cardinal issued Superintendentinstructions of relstive"to theidistributioniSchooIs got the Archdiocese of §Z; would handle"the details! Ionsignor OONNORS was contacted on this date and the Bureau's interest in distributing the coloring post 5-1.e_i was discussed. Monsignor OONNOS advised that the posters '- J should be distributed in the H00 elementary schools of the ;,-. NY Archdiocese and would include the kindergarten through he sixth grades. Such s distribution would require appro __ tely i Bureau one hundred decides to seventy proceed thousand with copies. this distribut He stated t g ould_ the nI, >h advise all the schools in the archdiocesan u thiy~bulletin concerning the RBI posters. Monsignor OONNORS stated that he would be happy to supply the In?H00 mailing stickers showing the ograph individualfacilities school which addresswould beor ofother use or their address- aiuniu» - Bureau , ; *v;%@a*¢:r- new York b We IAB 14 1961 mm _ '-ls F] . F fi Pm p6} U '5" '5 92,92" é aj 5" "Mb ~ X3175 aw 517 éawlivy 'T ._ ;_.;»-4 '92.: _92-92n92."1g - Q- 92' 92 c -7 -_;.s . ... '_::.r-. 3 ._~ _5 ~1_'.:___ ».».- . -__ _ r-T;_ :_.:.:_§,.._.__ ._. ,., 9; ,V :-,.'2 _._:_.:_V___ _ ,-: :@ _____-': ,___i- __ _ 92-______.¢;_;rG|¢. .1. _ v_. "* -- ,, ' "- - '10,-r-.- "-- :-'..-- ,'_! .;.i-,- _ --= _ _'_..-4'._ -_- My-1'1. -.1 -...__..92-rt! .-':'-'_"_':.Ij,:,- _;.-:4-6.11-f'!? 923 ;-,_-'.i. __ _¢ __-T __ _- _ 54-W-_-- - - ' "'" ~":-... K s ".-.> r-- I ' .': *:¢' -'*'§'.'-- "76-CF:., 5'¢';':--.-." =¬92; :4-C""- .. -'."{:§.'et ; .. '. __= ..c-I :~- -:f;--=;¥.-»; --=>*-if ,, ---,_ I--1" . :.._ '._;'-.. 1 -_- _ '-_92-5».-... -'.._-. - . "1Is.-.92F92 -. .l - . V 3.-_92,_ 0 . - ..-_ -~.-." -. '- ._» -J""92_-92-_ 5 -1=1 '~ 92 -_:..-- Q-;§_£ .___92 . --.-.- ~ . - .,_- ?_, .92-__. . -- -1._ ,. __ -1: -______' " -7- 1'. -1.-" -';= :1-._-E. s _ -.1 .__-. . . a llo13si§9or_ GONNQRSwill slso_ml§_e_sysi_1,§b1¢ ; directorytheir addressor alland elementary totalenrollment. schools in the nonsignor srcncioceseconuons shos1n suggesged! that if after all the parochial school children received s poster, any undistributed copies should be given cut go the release time classes. " I wish to point out that Cardinal SPELLIMI, during the various contacts by Bureau personnel, has repeatedly emphasised hisgreat admiration and regard for Ir. HOWE ;nQ the sort perforied ti the FBI. . Cardinal SPELLIIAH stated that he stood ready at all tiles to extend his personal assistance or influence on the Bureau's behalf.further, he would also at an; tine sake available all facilities of his office. I L1¢- _ .- agreedwith the Cardinal IBI's srsmlml alsoeffortsin disseninat statedto strgzmt ormation he w..___ lating iw the ezgosi.-92_1'eoi QQlII_ATl.iLI11- ll as an on-American and un-Christian doctrine, and thathe would doall he could to help further this exposure. His Excellencybelieves that -__§_ suchand educationdangers itsacted the directly world's againstphwsicalto the spreadspiritual ofGomuni and 5, ,_ CIT, It should be notedthat the Cardinal previously i used thefacilities of his office in distributing the boohtt ' entitled me Iatioen's Responseto communism . is a result I of cerdinal8rBLLlmI's 45,000 copiesefforts, have beenI distributed in 8!. - . A =2 "'--..__ . 5"-I. "" '1 _ 4 -%§}i.¢'_, J . - "-1- .-_'_--- - J 1-2" -1 L , C-_ a v ,92-'_- .92_'V_; - ',"_A'1|_ §?:- -.'_ . '5! . ts ' l,- J_.¢._ _ 92 '-Q 92I '-="= W _ ... . _-é-_,_.L 5" I P 92! -J ,. . '92 March 10, 1961 92 i Y / H1181 Q To: SAC,New Yak - a V From: Hi-113»-, '/~..§'J 5?&>_ . =5-it CHILD MOLESTER POSTER _' DIS'i RIBU'I'ION1'70,COPIES 000OF B! HIS EMINENCE FRANCIS CARDINAL SPELLMAN _/. RESEARCH CGRREWGHEEHCE ARE Reurlet I-I8-61 entitled Cardinal I- nncie Bpellman. " -1- : | -- -__u- Upon receiptof e directory ofall elementary i echooie in the Archdioceee of New York and the tniormation ae to how many copiee of the poster ehould he eent to each, .-_-|_en 535'. -!!!g|_!92.gnaatling and to the school! er!" be !!end.les.! etPB! - 92 .- Headquartere.Bear in mind the that poetex- e greatestvalue V .5 Ca is its appeal to children young enough. to enjoy coloring. , ' Usually, theee children tell within elementary gradee one M"; through four. _ I am sending Cardinal Spellman a note at appreci- ation for hie generoue comrnente and hie valuable cooperation in thle endeavor. _ , It 92| mun in 1*; MAQQSFLBB1 % W1 d I I Fl-!'_!_e_._I QT in NOTE: Seeletter -e" em ence, Francis Cardinal ea -e 92'i-11,-. Spellman. Also emorandum dated 3-9-61 - " _, t -,-< pi ¢~.- captioned0 , "Guild iioiester Poster,-- . '?..' Distribution of 176, 606 opiee .-' §-""'~.'I?..--- ..Ix - '92 Q rsr; ':-W 4. c~"'. .'*By HieEminence A! §92 Reggie§at:_di.na.l ' Spe_ll.n: El,1lrc_hdi5¢§'Bii1!fNew J-'=;__.+C23rt! Lit-" 1 wt J1; noou:1 'r:u:~r r:unrr E3 Qt FAde 1-/as 1 . 1 *-= J .5 ..' 92 . I mm 10, mi / Q" 92 -92 I REC-95I 20" ! -55/3 *5,9 * fr b,-.. Hie Eminence ' ii: Francis Olrdiml Spellmln - KM 453 Madison Avenue }t-5 E New York 23, New York I. _'r Your Eminence: - ' In I hare been advised cl your whole- henrted support d this Bureau's eiiortsto place _. in the hands d the children d our Nation copies zi '11 r_q cl our poster warning against the child molester, 3 and went to take this opportunity to expreee my ~ Z-E deep appreciation. Monsignor Connors has been @- most helpful, end in the near iuture, posters will p be in the hands cl countless thousands cl children ----up in your Archdiocese. T also not to you for the 1/ L many generouscomments you passedon to A ToV -1- special Alto!-Your continuingtrust and emiidence is e constant source cl encourage- ment. . . __ : With assurancesol my very beet /11 !§ rum endhighest regards, H/ff,» 7 ii .7 Ni-ED25 J. Sincerely Hgover youre, 5 '- _- ' ' M MAR1 01951 N eh-ee._..-..-.- COMM-FBI. Q ! P "I9292] u 1u__..._. 1 - New York ,1-_ 92_' _...... _ __..- A -1-it nrrmrrxon sl'l:'='.$ee Bualrtelof sanie date captioned 3; ; "Child Hole-star Poster, Bl=*itri oattu" iof 1'29, v"¬-" v Copies By ~ / His Eminence, Francis Cardinal Spellman, Research Cor- respondence 'I ou_rs!.'f~and - "" ' /Z? uo*rs= SeeAttention"SAC note, s emo dated 8-9-61 captioned as in SAC note. 1-:1.:-rrP:ue:1E! I 3, Y!? ! 1*" >3. W" k _ _1 ,. 4 * ~~~~~w-Q. -_-...w.-»- ---<~,-v-pp-,92._W...... c_._r_ _ . -~ -~:....-<>....,, ._.,._,..,,,,_,M -!J-J F I Mr . 'l oleon_K Hr. Parunai Q! __.! - Mr . Ilohr____. Hr. Belmo11Li CAno|mu.'a Rzsnazncr Hr. CeI r.¥:an_ 452 Maouaou Aycuua C Hr. Conn New Yams22 1 ' Hr. Evaaa._._ -i Mr. Malone... Mr. Rnaen____ HI. Tavei ___i Mr. Trnuer ..__ it/4/,. May '8,W Mr. 1961 Tele. WJIF.-uiliranRooI'n____,, HI . I! gm 3. !i Iliaa Gandy. q.-i-j _ a-II-In .... 1;; C r'i'?l-5 Dear Mr.I-Iaover: .E92I_'<.:'_~.92s~..ri-é.._$_-_922:.L|.m2.1::1______... ' In theabsence Hie Eminence,B1who ia . I --. _ undergoing treatrnentat the Eye Inatitute at Medical .- '---4'"--1' . __-.92 _. -a Center, I wrote to acknowledge andthank you for the autographed picturewhich youwere ao kind as to eend aI...:_ -_ nu -.' ---=1-'o.'~wInuuI him recently. I know that the Cardinal will be very .. .e-.__..-____.._ _,_ grateful. | --0 With every good wlah, I am _ 92 "._9292fe_'9292.92 f'a;k Sincere! b tic agffi --ii;--"-4' ..=. >4~ " :_* . _ - 1 ._...T..;___.:,.._..-. . "5 . -__ ,--;.-n-,»,-- 4-. q_ 5-yer...5'5" _._.a-'-- -- ---. Hon.Edgar J . Hoover 5 4 -Z:--. -. Federal ofBureau Inveatigation t! 1 "Av 11 196 Waahington, D. C. I -i. ._-0_:n,- -_- If _» / J L " 4 h $ ' 4 92~ - w _ / i -ax, I 'I 201 East 69th Street New York 21, N. Y- June;._13, 1961 /1 His Eninenoe 92 FrancisArchbishop Cardinal of New gellmanork - - $52 i-iadison Avenue . New York, ll. Y. - Your E-ninence: I 0 _,- I have noted press reports or ' . your being awarded the Insignia 1-ledal on your -. tirtietn a92.n.i1.reraa'y oi graduation iron; Ford- L. ham College. I 92.'o.1ld like to extend nor hesrtiest congratulations upon your golden anniversary. Such an occasion, I an lure,- f",- evokes many happy memor 1 es, an d your mos U '7 .- c .=- __ H distinguished career of devoted service certainly warrants award of Fordham Univer sityfs Insignis Medal, since I notc that the uor-.1 "insignia" is dcscrip tive of those whose oervide to God is ardent and unstinting. -. _ 4-. h-V f: Again, heortieat oongratulaticns '- Sincerely; = mdbetuihes. n. o. rosrsn _ ¢.l_92 1.-4._L I- DPQUJ-Hal. n cuv as E15-*'4~.% £5 " IE. JUN 19 1951 -n-1-.-L--. .4-._e_-P IT ureau Cardinal S ellman is an SAC contChaiie. E0 ts . lette abql :1; ,§or;B!:*§:, ul£ felt appropriate!information and congratulatory _ 92/ . - '= _-920 '1;-.. 2':t1n;-2» : .-_ .._ . . . . " ' 1»: pg: y 5 ..92"'"u't if I I V 50JUN211951 7 I r' I 3 t--I-" #..4' I ; ! June id, 1061 PERSONAL ]__. 'i92_ iiia Eminence _'f~ ' 2 Irencie Cardinal lpeiiman g-_. ¢ ti! 463 lladieon Avenue - Ree York I2, New York Z I'I'92 Your Eminence: 92- E -P z I have been informed thatyou werethe -It recipient thed insigniaMedal from Io:-dham University,- endididwentyoutoknowhowpieaaedhree toiearnd |a this award. ii ie indeed a tting tribute to your many 3'? eccompiiehmente,I tnov end you mustbe very proud at pie the honorwhich has been accordedyou. |_n ____./ Pieeee acceptany pereonaicongratuiationa tor thiaveil-deserved recognitiond your achievements. Sincerely youre, -i--> -l- Edgar Hoover __,..; "'I"' .1 1 - NewYork 80-718! - _ ; ,'' " Iii-1 - Reurlet6-13-61. V Token ii... w- Beilncni ii lohl __i..i- Cllluhen-:-.- NOTE: CardinalSpellman on is theSpecial Correspondents List. $4102 - -6 i=-/» . S-'f_Q92-'1 92- -in awumzi 1: J§%iD9292@l*' um 61951 __ .5; __ _ Coevll -4 , _- COMM-I-'B_!_"5 I, Hr!E UNI 5 . DI .- tech_..._ - Ewell _,___.-- _ . Q. leleee ._.._.--- Ieeen _.¬...... _- ' v . Sullivan _.¬.._ Ttlvel ¬.¬_..._. 92./ Treuel gi- Teie. Boon .1.- ! Z2; ieeren 1-:1.:'rvr:ua:'1-Z °' '§6?1N ¢- . jr - Eay 29, ii¬3 PE RSONAL W Hie Eminence -i. Francis Carciinagéipe iiman 452 Madinon Avenue New York 23, New York Your Eminence: _ Congratulations on your receipt or the Religion George E. Sokoinky Memorial Award. This action by the American Jewish League Against Com- munism, Inc. , in but mother tribute to your dedicated tight against communism over the yearn, and I am lure you oerire much eatieiection irom n '3 1 your accomplishments. ._ __/ You have my very beat Ilene: for ; continued lnccen. 92--I Sincerely yourl, ' L Edgar Hoover I 4 / _ -in .- :-- V 92.'!é|92.92925 __ i --E . n -' __ 7 1 {New York . /I. 'T"~=-*-'- Reurlet 5-23-63 B4 4 Q53 *5-'"'l '5 :"'~c on '-CGM Iii-FE]1 E:Spellmanin theSpecialCorrespondents List. Q51 Tolls ii Y B0131! i____ Iain .-...;..,._ I- S9 /'¢_IlIlI' -li..._._ - Allnhm -__,___ _ Con-ml _i_____ ,- U/C no letter is W 2 929292 1 r' . I c92 JUZBO 1&3 2 .if *3 Toni - - . I 1 ' _ 'i92 '1 _V Tlnttor _,_,,_,__ a» - Tole. Hun _ _ ~_e lhllnn ._____ v 92- £5 '- A: -"T 7; G-dy ii $1. n .3..E1"r=.m= um-rZ -. 92 i Francla Cardinal Spellman -an-mi } -T-3%: . A __/. % i- " "Iv - -- --- ---.--.»-..--- --.-h_~.,._._, ,_,,,, W -~.. ,.~ _ . =1_l J . Hr. CAnamA1.'eRzsmzuceI Mr. Hr. Belmolsti Mr . I lhhr_.._.__ 4:2 I-unicorn Avenue ' M r- Cssper.__ Hr. New Y5». ez . Callelten. Mr. Gale ___... " - Mr.. Cnnndgz t Mr. Dela: _._ Evanl.._..._.. Mr. M r RoMI|..._._ g 92/ Tel M ~Salliven__.. Tlval __...._. . 'l"rntter.._._ e. Ronlls ._._ -= H im l...._. ' Hill Gendy._.... |,. a a.--Q--sis. ' J June 3rd, I963 g - i-...-.-..._--_.... .- . I if/9 Dear Friend: . It was thoughtful and kind of you to write to me on the occasion of my receiving the George E. Solsolsky MemorialAward fromthe American JewishLeague AgainstCommunism. 92_ __ ...- .___ g . j l am striving la make Communism understood, fearedand resistedfor patriotic motives aswell as religious ones. I am also ' doing what is possibleto assistin the struggle ."'-- 92' -'-3' t ' .-r -& _- ~ which youare makingagainst iuveniledelinquency. . ;_92- ': _. $;5;1- With kind personal regards,I am " ._'.-er -. I . Very sincerelyyours, l _ - I ..-»:*-- :_,. g. -_.':,-_.:i;_,,,...._-.._ -:....'..;{_-.__ _--.__... %op§rpYorl< of F. Cardin ellman -': ii: -. -,",~_-.-; - . . ._ .- e .'*_..n.iL-um.-~'-0181 Hon. J. Edgar Hoover, 3 " .- . Federal Bureauof Investigation, United StatesDepartment ofJustice, hr - wCISl'll|'tQl'0I'l, Deco -.. _ I -. -_ -'_ . _ it -:1-25%.-F 1 4 'JUN10 I963 ~ - 1; T.f ~rrm'~'* -3 £1 -=!*§'EO'/0 C"-IJRRES H ;,_; » 623%; f3'% -'a°° Q ' MM UNIILU 5'l'A'l l';5~|-$L_J__92l_l:.Kl92llVll'.Nl M emorc. idum J 1'° = DIRECTOR; mac: _ °*"= 7/19/63 91" A " °" = ne, um:YORK- -5 5/7C 1'4 - , SUQIECT:CIVIL '1 nxarrrs - RACIAL >2/!"1§;a -6. I INF'0RMA I IONcoucsmmrs q - ' - 92- * There is enclosed herewith for the ' W Bureau's infonnation one copy of a talk given by Cardinal SPELLMANon 7/11/63. This statement was read at the 400 churches 01 the New York Archdiocese on 7/14/63. It was furnished to the N30 by the Cardinal's > Office for informational purposes. - »»< I . -|92._. eh./{,1 . 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UIIUC DUIQIQIUUUIIIIIIQIQIIIQIIIOIIIIUIII.lII....l..I IOII PRESS RELEQSE '63 eFQR RELEASE UPQE DELIVERY The following is the address delivered by His Eminence, Francis Cardinal Spellman at the dedication of the Cornelius J. Drew Houses on Thursday, July llth, at 10:30 AtM. The dedication of the Cornelius J.Drew Houses is an extremely happy and gratifying occasion for me. Naturally I am always pleased when a priest of this Archdiocese is honored, but I am especially pleased today, because Msgr. Drew was one of our truly great priests. Selfless and dedicated, the last thing he ever wanted during his lifetime was honor for himself. But the memory of such a man deserves to be enshrined, and I can think of no more fitting way to perpetuate the memory of Msgr. Drew than by giving his name to this magnificent housing projec built for the people he so loved, and whom he served with such devotion. more ! V - -~ ------ ----is.--... _,...... ~---...-.------~+.._._..,_.,__,t. _h,_i,__, _ _ H, __, ' 4* , . . s... _. i J 0 -2- 92 Msgr. Drewwas apractical priest.His eyeswere fixedon heaven but henever lostsight ofthis earth, its peopleand theirdaily needs. He notonly brought the gladtidings of theGospel tothose heserved; he also laboredthat theymight have a fair measure ofthe materialthings of life, without which it is difficult to respond to the demands ofthe spirit. A starvingchild findsit hardto pray. A family in a cramped, unsanitary tenement isscarcely abletofunction asa family - to stay togetherand to pray togetherin theway afamily should.Msgr. Drewsaw thisclearly, and hebrought theprinciples ofa living faith to his people,eagerly cooperating withhis fellowcitizens toimprove thehousing, theeducation, and the geneal welfare of all the people of the neighborhoods wherehe ministered aspriest and pastor. This newdevelopment, therefore, is dedicated to the memory of a 2- _-..J -_|!-! ..- priest whomi knew weii and admired asa dadica? UU TQIISIUUI servant. When he had finished a brilliant career as a missionary onthe -». g_;= 1 W! -3- - . apostle, but he would do his best. This dedication today is a testimony to the success of his ministry here. In recent when Monsignor Drew's strength began to fail l went to him and offered him an assignment which would beless demanding an his physical energies. His answer was characteristic -- Allow me," he said, -"lo die as I have lived -- among mylfriends and neighbors in Harlem." l lcnow that Monsignor Drew would not want his name to be used on these buildings today unless it were clearly understood that it stands as a symbolfor the devoted and dedicated priests, brothers, sisters and laity who for more than .50 years have cherished the privilege to live, to work and to die among their friends and neighbors in Harlem. Happily there is a growing awareness in our country of these basic needs of people. This housing proiect is one evidence at that awareness. The Cornelius J. Drew Houses is a tribute to the public housing programs of our City and State. Public housing under the Federal, State and City programs, helps fill the need For decent dwellings for many of our fellow Americans of all races, creeds and colors, and, therefore, deserves the approval and the encouragement of all our citizens. New legislation embodying a creative approach to the problems of public V -5., 7.. --..__ --- WW... ., ..-~-es-..w_..t--4 - ., ~w- ' -----,»-.,-_.... .._,.,.,_..,.,.- . ,..,._,,.,, .. ., _ .. ,_ _,__ C *1 NH -4- housing andbringing new and imaginative solutions maybe helpful ta perfect the programs soweii under way. When wespealc ofall races, creeds andcolors we touch upon something whichis an everyone'smind today,and aboutwhich it is impossibleto remain silent onsuch an occasionas this- and that is the crying need For ustice and equaiii-yFor our Feiiaw American citizens who are Negroes. The inequities inflicted upon them have beena festerirg problem in our society for many decades. There issimply no reann - there never was and there nevercan be -- why the color of a man's éiri ii-.c-.i!d iimit his a%:-tiinities in c aciety that boastsof Er-..ie¢m. The Negrois askedto give as much asany othermany forhis country. He has aright to receive back from his country in equal measure. On my trips over many yearsto visit our soldier-sonsall over the world, I have seenWhite and Negro nldiers serving ourcountry, suffering the same hardshipsand confrontingthe samehazards ofwar. Yet contrary to every Christian principle md in downright defiance of the glorious American ideal of equal iustice for all, some ofthose someAmericans whotidied the'r lives for America - for you and for me - are denied the right to vote, the I ___,_, ,_ .. __,_l,,_ .,_,__,_-..__-..e.r. _.._.....__..,..,_-..92._...r..,=..._.,,l._.....r W...... -....!.£ 7:92-vP. ; 5 4.! -5- right toreceive anadequate education,the rightto live where theydesire and their means enable them to live and to receive the normal courtesies befitting their dignity as human beings. They aredenied theserights only onereason - the color of their skin. How lamentablethat someAmericans whowould die together today, will not eattogether, will not traveltogether, will not live togetherl This is an outragewhich America cannot tolerate. Doorscannot continue to closein thefaces ofNegroes asthey searchfor jobs, as theystrive for membership somein unions,as theyseels thechance forspecialized iab training. Surely the spiritof iusticeand equalitywhich lives in the very heart of our great nation will not permit these inequitiesto continue. People todayare restlessand impatientwith the painfully slow progress thathas beenmade in solving this problem of racism. The tradition of Americais toget thingsdone promptlyand efficiently.Her tradition is also to get them donepeacefully. In other lands, and unfortunately also in our own, violence hasoften been the companionof change. That is not the right way in America. That is not the American way. We must accomplish whathas tobe doneworking together,as onepeople witha common ideal, working calmly but with determination to progressand to succeed in "'" ' r "W "" I""'-92!rI'92""' »-»=-.-»<--my-at-_-r-~~~._~------~ c » ' -.-.~,-..-.-....,....,,,.,--...~=» R97._.._...... - w - to e--»--'- ~.._.._. a; » J ~6- making ourideals a reality. These idealscould effectivelybe realizedif bllAmericans regardless of religion would drop the barriers of discrimination, if employers would hire quali ed Negroes - and provide training opportunities sothat more Negroes maybecome qualified, and freely admit. Negroesto unionsand to apprenticeship programs. g, the excellent laws against dis - -imination in New Yorlr City and New York State must be supplemented by the active interest andvigilant efforts of all our citizens. Different races can live side byside harmoniously.While emphasisis placedon troublespots, we can point to %ny areas whereintegrated liv s ea es it die-.-ld. Qne ' .- 2 cc-r .! -7- p differ from one another by virtue of their ethnic qualities, they all possess certain essential common elements and are inclined by -nature to meet each other in the world of spiritual values, whose progressive * assimilation opens to them the possibility of perfection without limits. They have the right and duty, therefore,to liv_e in communion with one another." in this immediate neighborhood stands the Lieutenant Joseph P. Kennedy, .lr., Memorial Community Center. Established in May, l954, this Community Center serves over 2,000 individuals in thirty-four different activities. There everyone who desires or needs its services is vvelcome. Such has been the consistent policy of our Archdiocesan Institutions in the one hundred fifty six years of the history of the Archdiocese of New York, For this is Catholic Faith - Catholicism and Americanism in action. In the field of education, we seek schools thot are honestly integrated. I am proud that our parochial schools, high schools, colleges and universities are open and have been open through the years to boys and girls of every color. Our own new sixteen classroom parochial school of -" -- ---~ y*' - .-rgq---_.--.~-- ==-----e..e._4-.-@ ~---- - We -,_.om....,:.- J; ...._ ...... ,__. we _*._ -3- _ Eorrorneo, soonto open, is onevidence oiMs-r educationol opportunity isbeing expandedto give solid instructionto all the chilcien. The Catholic people gladly make thiscontribution to the communityand to our beloved oountry.Better educationis necessary, and weare everseeking to irnprove theminds andhearts ofall ourchilien, and Cotholic people make tremendoussacrifices to build our schools andto maintain them. This we couldnot possiblydo if it werenot forthe heroicallygenerous oontribution of their very livesby the Sisters andBrothers whoteach inour Catholic schools. And when this new St. Charles ParochialSchool opensits doors, 92 it is my intentionthat it bear thehonored nameof Monsignor Cornelius Drew. The AmericanCatholic Bishopsdeclared in I958 that "the heart of the race questionis moraland religious. It concernsthe rightsof manand our attitude toward our fellowman." Only last week when PresidentKennedy visited our new Holy Father, Pope Paul Vi, His Holinesssaid, "We are ever mindfulin our prayers ofyour effortsto insureall your citizens theequal benefits of citizenship which have astheir foundation the equality of all men because oftheir dignity as personsand childrenof God." I had the opportunityin l949 of sendingmy congratulationsand good wishesto the National Associationfor the Advancement Colored of People e :1, } -9- 92 on its 4-Oth Anniversary, of which I have the honor of being a life merrber. I said then, and now I repeat: "The Catholic Church repudiates as abhorrent to her very nature the pernicious doctrine that men are born with the stamp upon than of essential racial superiority or inferiority. She recognizes no master race, but proclaims the God-given equality before God of all souls, for whose salvation our Blessed Redeemer suffered and sacrificed." our own Catholic Interracial Council has done much to tum the attention of people to the problems of racial iniustice. Many of our parishes have conducted workshops and study programs in an effort to further integrated living and equal educational opportunity for all and to end discrimination in employment and in union membership. _ But much - ever so much - remains to be done. The great Christian and American principle of equality must be reduced to action in local circumstances and in specific ways. We need civil rights measures enacted into low; but we also need the attitudes of justice and charity to be applied by every person in our society to the concrete - ~ -r r --.~q--~--~--v-.---...,..,.,.....- ....-.,m,_,~,..,.--.m».-t»-.~-- --~ '*~'~--- - ~--H--e-~.-.'.,., ,,,,q,.q,,,,..,,..~| N ! w W-4»-,,-. .,..,,..-. .---ts.-t . .4' » - 92i-9" J -lD- problerns housing,of employmentand education.This isthe challenge '92 which I963 has setsquarely beforeus andit mustat all costs be faced and solved. - Our Negro brother wantsmore thana housein America. He wants a homein America. He wishesto feel at_l-tome here.He belongs fully to America and hewants to feel fully acceptedhere. Until his desires arefulfilled none of us canbe assuredof the blessings ofliberty for ourselvesand our posterity. America hasmet her problemsin the past, and has metthem successfully andwithout turmoil. We mustbelieve thatshe will meet this problem andthat it too will be successfullyresolved. May we, through our cooperative effortsand our hurrble prayers, beseech AlmightyGod, the Creator andthe loving Father ofall peoples and all races, tohasten the daywhen in our beloved landliberty and iustice willprevail allfor men. I l 9 ' -=--r-_-----q--?-w-- -.._ ..-... ,.. . zs h J November 18, 1963 t AIRMAIL I 5'Hie Eminence D V I :-ancle Cardinal Bpellman . remiRome, Italy iiotei _ / Q ____ ll Your Eminence: " ,-["1 he r lnntedyoutoknorolmy greet pereonal '-_- pleasure Inreceiving thePro Deo et Jeventutelledel et the 'Ith NationalConvention ol the Cethouc Youth Orgenleetion. 'l't|eend banquet ye-eeentetion ceremonies were excellent and the Ieoaor accorded me certainly made this one at my meet memorableevenlnge. Irealize, ol couree, that %s sale- didramt a to .-tee largelyL: the remLri_.e_h1e cont:-lbuttone overthe yeereof ell the menmo Iona: ol the FBI. You my be certain myeeeoctetee eheremy lppreclltltll tor this award. Wlth eeeurenceeat my very beet wlehee end IIA- Linn:In heet regerde I . l '-Ed filoovmV J _, 92 ._._1 L - New York _ 57¢. NOTE:in Rome Cardinalwas obtained Spellmanlrom 1| on theNew the SpecialYork Office. Correspondents See_o List. His dressmemo, 1! Ql Ill-l8-q3,_RCNlElch,ucaptio|tecl Pro Deo et Juven ute Awar s Ceremonies, l:!.»92' JHIMPL / " New YOIR, 11-15-63. " 2..."-* 'l'eleee__iy .;~ 2=e..? -5 ,¢ /--»Y/~.-= { _»,. , - £1 a'..*.:.'. _ r»- M . c1d____i I :_ I k- 92'5 '|;- "wee .92- -- .4 20,1?-_-_-_~ 5lle.___..__ / HA . --I_,__....--nII.'.- _ $2.55.. - 53 r1-3<" .3712~=.s W 2.511 nun. nooug 1':1..:'r92'P:um1'E:l W -v ' _ ..- _....,,_.,..92-'- .-.»* 92 "m 1" '- 92 V ~ - . - t -_l, ..c_.._ _..._.._ , _ _.._..,... .___ c U, __ M______M, ______"'_|'__ T_- '"__~'-*- ._wy » M! June B, 1964. QQl_K I __ rue lmimence I :-encie Cerdinelgellmen 452 Medieon Avenue New York I2, New York ~ C- .. C -1 _'_Z Your lminence: ,_ f '7: -i It was indeed e greet pleasure to eee you yesterday at the Commencement Exercie.-: c-'The Catholic University ol America. I certain! y enjoyed 10 having the oppor- |__ "T°T_-92tunity.. to talk with Sincerelyyou, end I want to* extend !0921l'l- /D congratulations '-é' -"'J41 .2 JUN on s your1964 receipt d the Honorary Degree oi Doctor "-' d -"" .1 :-e !_lnm;n.it1.ee= Ihie ea! e. meet iitting trillete to your accom- w».».1.|==|piiehmente over92 1- the yeere. "F °°"'§Q;In 101954JUN 1-NewYork 92 2 1,, ____=,{ Oi conree, theV M! Eonoru-y Degree oi Doctor 1! L42! - nreeentetl V W.to me wu e _-e-~zreet emf! honor 1 Accepted it ;_ ' - W-0° withSpeiiman deep humility on behaii of the dedicated is onthe men Special endCorrespondents List. /' leis? Vomen oi the I- BI, end I shell cherish" it eiwaye ee e. I lebii eymboi 0! recognition d their eervice to our country. cauun_i... Cener_.i...---5;r_ 1 F §_;_ .'. 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Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, 301 Park Avenue, where Secretary of 5 State Dean Rusk is scheduled to speak at the 72nd Congress 92 Luncheon or the Rational Association of Manufacturers. - * Secretary Rusk is scheduled to arrive at 12:20 p.m., and b 92departapproximately at 3 p.m. . E [3;in theIt eventfgresident has beenreported to Johnsc;attends the theNewYorkfuneral Officeofthethat 1? late Cardina Sgeglgan at New York City on 12/7/67, the L demonstrators"may takethis in." - : i . l FNdn¬'$ _ .5:-£ rm . .F.CT ICK2 - 1 ___ i ; The U. S. Department oi State and U. S. Secret larvice both in Washington, D. C., and in New York City have been advised. This infora;tion is being included in i . our White House summary of antiirait activities being prepared now. ' ' adv wnjas5, 1. L4 ! I Q , _, _ ___ , .. /P/ 191 Wnmwnn mac 111961 ,. g --2 ._ -- . 1 ¢I""'i ¥i"'e?-/:1" 5? -< I . g 0iii 6 ~ . 1.. _' - L I ____ _; Iiii FL/4 [cowslim izrogzimi.raiser! 1 Eh 57 1 41957 ...... Mew...., "1,;.zdum 0.,: ..,_,,;,,mM;,,u 7 J _ ~ V @___ ; ;~ Z- To 1 Director, FBI ~9-'4-1+-S826! nxrz: 12/7/67 ATTN.: CRIME RECORDS DIV. PI. SAC, mrc an-11a! f , - j ' -I/- . K CARDINAL FRANCIS J. SPBLLHAN SAC CONTACT , ' sun}: . In view of the demise of Cardinal SPELLHAN, he is being deleted as an SAC contact of this office. u ! I l 92-~ 929'@ureau-NY 30-713 _,» I: r§! U$; J92'92!92 _ 2 W] QL/... 4/ F_j -' ' > - .1 * r R:-:coP.n_I7:TJ-' 3 DEC 8 Bi] _._; -. 650 55050181967 W52? * F- F _ .' K . _ Kr-ma-. 1"; CA nmA:.'sRI P J M, n1r~nrZ-- 92" 452 Mnonscm Av|:|~ 1'"- Mr. Csspu-_.._ Ntvv Yonn. N.Y_ IOOZZ Cllllhllt Cont Mr. Evm .- -- - Hr. Gale ___- Hr. R0sett..__.._ Mr. Suili92'nn.___ Mr. Tove! _-_- Mr. Tror.ter_._._ Tete. Rn-om_.._ . M - _ Min ll! - Candy!-_?Holmes July 28th, I964 ' 7 GUI .. Mr /<~/I H%VGI'2 hm > I aminking theliberty ofquoting youin o -- _ ._- 92- - I . .-ell mm which| mm lo giveat the Convention of mg Fraternal Orderof Eagles in Denver on August 6th which amI sureyou willapprove. _ L. With kind personal regards,I remain -a Your sincerefriend, .'_= n. Enclosure! Archbishop of ew York F. Car 599111113-11 ______-7 ~7""iIUi Hon. J. Edgar Hoover, Federal Eureauof Investigation, Washington, D.C. e » -2 F /?¢»~*/' "ii 25- _..;. -;=- 1 _. I 92@ 4 nus 4 1954* _ [H I. l b92v.'é¬J2 .' 3/7 '7 . .__ oi E A .92 ~4Ul=-39-JQSL ' _ 92 92 . _. r - -= . I Archdiocese of W. J lork J _ Bun u QF [NF-QRMATION RIGHT nzv. uécn. "rmo'rmr J. I- LYNN, Director °° *"' ° ' """ Y°'* =1 REV. "moans 3. maovzan, Assistant Director Plau 9-HID e e e e e e e e e e a e a I n e e e a n e n a e a e n e e e e I e e e e Q Q - ¢ e e e e e e e e e e Q I I q e e e e e e e e u e n e n e e e o e e Q e e e e o a I e e e e eanal o e e e a I eeeee e e e e eIn NEWS RELEASE REEEASE on nsnwsnx. ADDRESS OF HIS EMINENCE, FRANCIS CARDlNAl. SPELLMAN, AT THE GRAND AERIE CONVENTION BANQUET OF THE FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES, DENVER HILTON HOTEL, AUGUST6, l96_4. Twice previousiy, in Toronto and in Pittsburgh, you have given me the privilege of adciessing your Annual Convention. A third invitation I" came as a surprise. Seldom enough does a third invitation come to any 7* speaker - certainly not to this speaker - and frankly it was tar too attering to decline. l am delighted to be with you and I thank you for inviting me again. I want to express my deep appreciation for your singular generosity to charitable causes close to my heart, and I assure you - that you have also the appreciation of mmy grateful people who have benefited from your gifts. Your Order has always been concerned with worthy causes and you have been outstanding in your commitment to foster them. l have come here tonight to ask you with all my heart to accept, on behalf of the children at our great, free and wonrkous nation a serious challenge that will recéirzihe prgreajaall 6 992 As loyal, God-loving Q-r ws witl-la sh-Brr Svlnrisiiof xsonal CLOSURE e -. _ J l A. l -2- l '92 responsibilityto your country andyour families,you areundoubtedly as deeply concernedas I arn aboutthe current savage attacksupon oursense at moral decency directed frommany quarters, supportedby numerous self- seeking individuals~ u and organizationsand sustainedby much False reasoning. The unfortunatevictims of this all-out assault ofpaganism with its accompanyingeffects of violence, crime and immorality are the young boys and girls of our nation whoseinnocent hearts, minds andsouls are being deliberately corrupted and diabolically diverted from the noble purposes forwhich they were createdby God. Unless welaunch a vigorous counterattack, how will these little ones be able to withstand the brutal and devastatingbiows levelled at them by this powerhouse ofperversion which, like a wolf in sheep : clothing appeals to their innocent emotions, entersinto the householdoi their immature thoughts anddevours themfrom within? Paganism ofthis sort is nothing new. Obscenity, pornography, salacious literature - whatever you may oall it is a two billion dollar a yearracket in the United States.it is promoted andpeopled byunscrupulous profit seekers. it is shocking whenwe realize that 75% - 90% of the materials t ' ;..." l! Q tat peddled bythese pervertedprofiteers fallsinto the hands ofunwary young people. Pornography encouragesbrutality, violence, iniustice, irreverence, disrespectfor authori cit pleasureseeking, abnormality, degeneracy andother signsof mentalmaladjustment. Specifically, I would like to call to yourattention a tragedy which occurred in New Jersey lastmonth. According to newspaper accounts, a ten-year -old girl wasbludgeoned, strangledand murdered by twoyoung boysiust a little older thanherself. instinctively,she tried to defend herself asthese youngboys attemptedto make an attack upon her. They mether naturalresistance witha savage attack of the fists, thenwrapped a sash cord aroundher neck andchoked heruntil she was dead . _ The Police sayone ofthese youngboys wasa regular reader of a national weeklypublication, circulatedopenly, whichfeatures gory andindecent storieswith accompanyingsordid graphicevidences of these some accounts. It makes one shudderto think of it, but this is iust one instance 92 5 . ;; 1 11 -4- at hunckedsof casesinvolving youthwhich could be describedin detail. A panel of iuveniie iu es in that sam - recently linked the i- availability ot indecent publicationswith the rise in iuvenile crime. They saidthe upswingin anti-socialbehaviour isreflected inthe number of youths involved in sex Offenses. J. Edgar Hoover, the Directorof the Federal Bureau of Investigation stated recently:- "Sex and magazines arecreating criminals fasterthan iails can bebuilt to house them." The vastmaiority ofAmericans arehard working, God- fearing decent people whoare conscientiouslyendeavoring toguide their youngalong thetrue pathways of responsible living.Daily they make tremendoussacrifices in order that their childen may grow strorg and straight. They encouragetheir childrenin the development ofgood habits and sound moral values. Guiding youngstersis not an easytask - and, it is a sacred responsibility.Yet, thereare thosewho wouldmake iteven more ' ""' r " " *--w-~ >->--~- i -'** '-'" --~ - --s.--.--.....,.,..iI 7... ~-r._..-..M M... ,. X ... ,_ct.._._-____....-.Mt...-t d T__ W g F l ' -:__; _ ! -5... _ n difficult by undermining thesolid foundations of virtue you havelabored so diligentlyto build. - ' Fathers, mothers,brothers, sisters, teachers andclergyman of all faithsare dismayedto find the youngbeirg exposedto a torrential floodof pornography with itsall corruptingin uences. know that They salocious literaturecorrupts bothyoung andold. However, it is especially cruel to the young in destroying moral valuesand inducing perversion. Experts onjuvenile delinquencyhave toldus it is impossible to inculcate soundmoral valuesand toproduce goodcitizens amongyoung people who are immersed inthe cesspoolof pornography and immorality. I knowyou will agree thatwe have on ourhands a problemof serious proportionswhich demands our immediateattention andaction. It is a problemwhich in Americas past, civil authoritiesordinaily would have dealt with swiftly and surely. However, today low enforcement agencies have beenfrustrated intheir workby court decisions rendered bya few misguided high rankingiudicial officials. it seemsthat in this ageof drift, minds we ciiven by every windof doctrine and theory,lacking all standards bywhich to '--- V *' ~ n_- Ia. - ~ ~ ------_-..-..- --..,._..,.-Q7...-....,...... -e-.,-.._.-...._.....,...... ,.....,_,,_.,.,,.,,, _.,..,,,.,,...,,,. ._ .. ,....t,...,. . . _1D p M H" M M &h EQ H H W m W M W h W m O d eM m__ _mm we _ _ MW W J _n _n_M _ L I W W _____ Ln ____ _P i J _____' Aw I6.| _v______L I N W m mG L»M M M a W n M G W M M Om W M m mM M n N It .1M e0 m__ __w _m kw W um M W _" ..l6 _m _W L "mui in ___ _w My ___ im L ____J L _n an L ____ -U W _¢ In "M _m H M H m 1. . 7 I L J . -7- 92 _ which the courts of Ohio have found to be obscene. The vote in this case was 6 - 3. The regrettable,but obviousconclusion thatis thecommunity standards prevailingamong theSupreme Courtiudges whovoted insuch a way, aresubstantially belowthe standardsat the communities overwhich they sit in judgment. In myown stateof New York, the Court atAppeals inan incredible 4- 3 decision, reversedon iniunctianbarring thesale of Fanny Hill"and declaredthat thenovel notwas obscene. In anotherstartling decisionon that very day, the somecourt declared Section484 H of the New York State Penal Law, a portion dealing with pornography,unconstitutional . Section 484H clearly stated: Thata personwho wilfully or knowingly sells,lends, givesaway. . .to anyperson underl8 years of age.. . any book,pocketbook, pamphletor magazine, the coveror contentsof which exploits, isdevoted to,or isprincipally madeup ofdescriptions illicitof sex orsexual immorality,etc. . . ., shall be guilty of a misdemeanor. .. i:;::...-____._.;_.....,_m.:>,;;Wm; ;_e."*;_- ____M_ <___ ___ __{_;_;-V-___L...__.. --4 - ----one-__--...... e.,.-T. , _ . U . .-. Q l 0- ;1 -3- Despite theobvious clarityand definitedelineation ofthis section, four judgesof the state's highestcourt were swayed bythe absurdargument of an American CivilLiberties Unionattorney, assertingits unconstitutionality on thegrounds thatit abridges freedom ofthe press,violates theFirst Amendment andviolates theI4th Amendmentby denyingdue processoi low in that the languageis too vague for a criminal statute. ln dissenting sharply, Judge Adrian P. Burke wrote: If there was ever astatute that setforth its objective in unmistakable language,484 H of the Penal Lawis it...yet we thisday unbiushinglyiniorm theiegisiature that weare notquite surewhat itis talking about.. .after this displayof self- induced puzzler e t,there is '- ' '" * - pr"-..~§ Qainst the 92 _ § ._92-mi Q J 1 -9- -- by thosewho profitfrom thesalacious asa spurious rallying cry to defeatthe high purposecontained in this legislation. . " I amalso heartenedby the intelligent andsound observationsof Judge Charles S. Desmond,who in a vigorous and well-reasoneddissent in the Fanny Hill case stated: "l retuse to believe that all this can continue to be the law. I predict that thewheel will turn andthe pendulumswing back Sometime and somehowwe will return to the historical meaning at Freedom of the Press. On that awaited day, the courts will find it possible inat least someextreme cases,not only to announce but to apply their oft-repeated holding that obscenity is an exception to the First Amendment'sprotections. Like the three dissentingiudges, we cannot accept these court decisions quietlyand withoutreservation, ii this nation isto survive. decisions imposeupon usthe responsibility for immediate, continuous and _._ 9_ __-_I _ _1!_._ UHIVBFSIII UGYIDFI Q And we may take hope froman action taken only last week by the A-no; In .l924II AI92 FWUWII IQIUII "I" n. K _ 92 2' ' I. "92.; lA ,_,l -|g- The bill'ssponsors emphasizedthat it was aimedat a multimillion- dollar segmentof the pornography incbstrythat escapesprosecution under present lawwhile floodingthe mailswith "suggestive" material, muchof it directed atyoung people. ' in New York City, Mayor WagnerI-ias accededto our request for the formation of a Citizens Commission comprisedof parents, educators, business leaders,labor leaders, members ofbusiness andpolitical associations, lawyers andmembers ofreligious bodies.This CitizensCommission is charged toassume the civic and moral responsibility for taking the necessary, appropriate andlegal means of protectingour youth and the familylife of our city from thedehumanizing influencesof salacious literature. It will," of course, be a long uphill battle, but we shall struggle unceasinglyin this cause ofdecency untilthe victoryhas beenwon. l love the freedomsof America as muchas any man and I would risk my life to defend them. But, in my opinion, freedom of the presswas never intended to afford protection to the shameless, profiteering degradedmerchants of filth. We must, therefore, Americansall, ioin together in a crusade ' 4 ' 0 K 1 _' J 92 encompassirg every city, town and viiiage oi this great nation, a Cfusado that will deal a mortalblow to this powerhouse ot pornography, reaffirm the ideals of the family and our young people and preserve the strong traditions of a free America. We must return to that righteous standard oi thinking and personal Conduci which our parents and iorche s were careful to instill in their chilcken as they prepared them for life in a grown-up-world. We must preserve a genuine respect for modesty and a profound reverence for the power which God has placed in every human cei a, making men and women co - '- " m in the p.-is-ileg task of bringing new life into the world. In terms of direct action, I urge all to refuse to support dealers who traffic in pornography. This is not o welcome method these days, but this approach rm ' Mve left .- _ . 92 kg ~__ J - ~|2- x When weproceed in this way we are fulfilling our sacred obligation to our chilrien and to our country, for our boysand girls of today are the - fathers andmothers ofAmerica's tomorrow- and the hopeand salvation of thewhole world. ll l would ask youto ioin with me in a plea to thosefew iudgeswho have wealcenedAmerica's effortsto protect its youth to reconsidertheir responsibilities to Almighty God and to our country. Let thosealso in responsible positions in the masscommunications media of radio , television, motion pictures, newspapersand magazines think always of America andher chilrien and placedecency before sensationalism and profit. We now renew our pledge of dedication to encouraging, guiding and helping America : youth to becomehonorable anduseful membersof their communities andloyal, God-loving citizens of thei r country. We will strive continuously to direct and train boys and girls to recognize and follow the pathways ofgood living that will make them prayerful, grateful, outstandingAmericans seekinglo befriend and helpa neighborin need, ready and willing to live, and if need be to die, to defend ourgreat free and woncious nation. I - - - »---J»,----~~-H - -- C...-=e=TLl';.;l.,..;.;L.;2,_..._.;T_;;,,_:'I___,1,;,Q;;_;;l 92 . I CARDINAL ! Ru: I. ... . ,_. _} Mr. 'n'~.en Mr e 2 452 Maonsou Avna. v-.. ..,.,_,_,. 92 N|:vv Yoms.N.Y_IOOZZ Hr.l . CH1:__. __._ 1 1 ._! Mr. Mr. ans _. . Mr. Gale ._.___ TelHolen __i I Mr.Sulhvnni r Mi Tove! __., Mr.Trott.er___ 2. RoeH i. ll Holmes August llrh, |9e>4 mm Candy '- pi¢-iq-ti .__ -. ' -;__'»., Dear Mr. Hoovers ' I thankyou your -for ofnote July3lst ' - and the statement attributedto you in the . ._ . address which I prepcred Forthe GrandAerie - -. Convention of theFraternal Order of Eagles has been eliminated. Mayor Wagneris announcing the . _ weekestablishmentI hopeand ofathat Qommittee resultswillon Pornography comefrom I-his its - - activities, despite theinadequacy theof courts ~- '' _ to' protect theyouth ourof country. - _... . With kind personal regards,I remain Your sincere friend, . _ I _ 1 I .- - _ 'z- ;;._,;w_:__; , - _Archbishop /'. oggw Or/rd -.1/¢.: ¢».-, York ' F. Cardin Wefllman -- 11:1,? Hon. J. Edgar Hoover,Director, .. . b, .. . _ :::;:;:.;r.:::"; ="ta-__:./:..=i; 3_ ;;-ég " Q ah- __ "5 J1 F304 UI I 'i.--.~_- i -L7" N s 92- '. I .. " I ,,;4,,_>.!~!£ _"/ "' ~*@W**@"=o X9292* ' e" I It, J4 , ,/4%-9 - t .2*/'¢/-aw J -11 31: Ii U ,_>@ i/r {Mg Eminence Q _ Francis Cardin.-ti Spellman 452 Madison Avenue n New York, New Jerk;-10022 i Your Eminence: y at lreceivedyourletteroilulyl iiwith t_i_ie enclosed address you are to make st the Grand Asris Convention wquet of the Fraternal 6:-der of isgies and I want to thank you tor your thoughtfulness tn writing. -11;, fl ! 3' White I most assuredly would extend my approval to your using my remarks, the statement mg ~._-F, contained in your address has been erroneously -. sttributedtomeintiiepastandisnotonewiuchlhavs |-4% J!» made. Iknowyouwouidwantmetobringthtstoyour 2 IICBIII-IOU.- O wmf-D 5 -_ JUL 5 1NBA Bincsreiy yours, COMM , U. Edgar Home? - NOTE: Cardinal Bpellman is on the Special Correspondents List. This quotation original! y ocame to our attenti n in connection with the lm, -in-al-_ "Pagesoi I- Eat! in Jul . 1962 for 11 l92"'l""' "J i Citizens tor De- as contacted and advised he obtained it from an article appeared in the September, 1957, issue oi "Better Homes and Gardens. " The quotation in question appeared in this article but was not irom reprint material mind}! a Ls to be derived 1 from original statements concocted by the suMr!'i Pollack.fbm While the quotation oi Cardinal '&mnot en exact quotation by , ._ nM__ 2&1 mus, it ts s version oi it. A y quotation is attached. ax _ kt;-..:-__: wri W T, "1: I 5E.=.r-|=- -"-Z ??? 9 :88.210 - e_/ 10:3 S .m 3__ / ..:.'#'?"1?'-Z . UM v Ii.- ~ non-n_i__ 6=4!4.!%}2;1ss§ ' -H-1 $4 '~ - Gwdv ---_-_ mm. noon :| 1':|.:1'YPs: unrr El Q . J September 17, 1964 i /"7 Francisall Emllih l Cardinal speumu1"?" '" " 05,0 ,1,411.4 452 Madison Avenue - New York I2, New York -n Your Eminence: Ives indeed sorry to learn onI have under- I gone anoperation andsincere]; hope that this note time you feeling much better. I realize how diiiicuit it in tor ff you to remain inactive but truet you yiii take this oppor- {5 tamitytoreiaxandgetagoodreet. Ourtboughteand - W prayers are with you at this time. -In - I With assurances ol my very beet wishes and £ ts...- highest regards, 0- pi.- Bincereiy yours, n? 'I' if-I K iii I.I.pe'q,[_! Q _ K" gubuu I--v- my I4/I I-f-|-- , I _JCK ":1 vx 1.4 - sap1 7 1964 EX-1.3.9.aw 1,5 _' ' "' IZOMM-FBI" I5 SEP 21 I964 " 1 - New York _._.... Reur Telephone Call 9-17-64 Q 4 --4&1 n|u.u:.. nu: uarcumu 0- u apeumanQ an _ .I_ is on . LI. me_ ____l_I npecuu Con-esponuents ______J__ _ I-. List. 92/ F114 This operation was several week ago and has been kept quiet until now. Cardinal Spelhnanis recuperating at thehome oi his brother at TM Cape Cod; ho aves-,npgtdsiress available to was the NewYorkOiiice. |.1....." " ___ Assistant o Maloneadvised us oi this by phonecall today. -~- wt. ~. 337-'--'~ -cal " * vine In-__0 §1"=.4'l'=- ' up *5°E" E H ' 4'! M-. . V,» E ., leeen....._._.._..i i ¥ .i .1'______ '¬; I1'3:...-'"'" ,| A W gig S E EA:?n'g_ou@4s1..:1'92'|=:C3 unrr ._ 92- l Mr. Cesper._._ t . Mr. Ce] ll.l'llIl ' CARDINAL ! R£5lD£ E ML C M 452 Mniotsou Avenue M - NIWYORK,N.Y.' M.IOOZZ Ml.-_ Gatevans_ _ Mr. Rose: ______ Q» M Mr. Mr. Tnvel Suliivgn __, Mr. '! rot.t.er___ Teie. Emmi - Miss Hulmel__ ' Miss Gmdyi mi- - -pi -iiilIn -IIIIIIII _--_.i.._.1_.i_ an September l8t-h, l9o4 - __- J Q: Dear Mr. Hoover: * _ .2 M I amvery gratefulfor yourkind and thoughtful letter. I am happy toreport thatI am getting stronger dayby day and lookforward toresuming * _ - -Q f. . :- shortly afull scheduleof activities. ga- In-. With best wishes, I remain '_-I-=,.~. ;.p_' .j in w-4 E? Your sincere friend, ._-tniuzi-IIIIQ .'! un- 0fF. Carw a1 §_1_1__1_:p3.n York - _ 1-- Kl 1| Hon. J. Edgar Hoover,Director, 1 92 "'92. _ _ 4 . __ _ -gp Federal Bureau of Investigation, United StatesDepartment ofJustice, Washington, D.C. v- g-s -t-_§ _.__"-5' _.}@-¢_4_i- @i _ -f-Q?-0-<_3'-I ._.-__.-. - . _ _ _ 1 - 6/'j_/'§/;___f>'?.'!_C-43 __-' .t92 #5 . .-_,. ¢s£P24tss4 """"' .-7 @§§?ii EXP.-'PR6C.Z'?'<.-> ' q_;,@».»,*;';/t Q1. J / / 12 [Ll/Sit 7 ' /0 7" /G HR. HOOVER: " I 'r'1-xousrrrMIGHT YOU an INTERESTED IN THE ATTACHED ITEMS. -'1» . /_ _,/ 92 AL < - />10.4.», L- OHII F. MALONE 111' ..-- - -rs-- t - " 9; -5522.4,- . ..-.-4 E 167 use231 , - [1, 7Q A7 i=*'=-'= 8 / H 92-'.. .4-I '/mcnog l2!--__"'_ DEC22 153 '. _. ___ MI: "= ¢LOsJar2 ' ' GSJZH4 195'§_* ,. ¢Zm-".". t.":".;;;:;;:*:.r;_4 :?.:'_"_';:~;;.;::;;:.:"..;:;.;1...T;1:11;, _"_"'_"; .- xg I, L! 92 /7/w~=--O 3 CARDINALtSPELLMAN'S CHRISTMAS PARTY FOR CHILDREN OF NEW YORK 92. " FOUNDLING HOSPITAL This afternoon, December ll, 196R, from 3:00 to 6:00 PM, Cardinal Spellman is acting as - host at his annual Christmas Party for the children of the New York Foundling Hospital. The party is in the Grand Ballroom at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel. .._.- ,.. gun-. ' Y ,__ q - -.-- a '2 E.-: £pIcLos*g1=u. L ¢/'-.i>'glQ='..._ *"1 "'"-'"-- ~ ~ '-" --- --"Wu ~-~-.- -»--- -- ..- ...,. e. ,. > ...__.-....m - .,-_..___ If r r _ r i 7 r _ N - - --~ - - ~- -- -- --e----M--. . V »--as-hisea- ..~...... _._._.._.,.._.. . ___._...._...... 1,..~....i.-..__-.-_-a.....a..._..,, ..r_... ~ UNITED1 s1 ;n__vmum1-::~rr ¢ :- D=lM¢h Memor. vdum " "=- Ill . TO 2 nmzcron, 1- ax DA12: all' Mr. Gale rwu = , zw YORK an-11a! G3 w=Jwr= RDINAL rmmcxs J. SPEILLHAN MiuHolm¢l..._-92 Min Gan!!! - - sac contact '- " C7 ' ! --- ___._._Ji On 5/lI0l66,Cardinal sputumwill celebrate » 92 - the fiftieth anniversary ofhis ordination to the Ox 0 4:. priesthood, at which time he will be honored at a CD alper __.._- + testimonial banquetthe at WaldorfAstoria in NYC. . Callahan ___- It is felt that the Director may wish to sendMr - -Conrad a congratulatory letter to Cardinal SPELLMANon the Mr. Felt _____.- occasion of his anniversary. Mr. Rolen .__-- Mr. Sullivan .__-- . Mr. TavelE5 ___.- ' t . TrotterU ! ___.-_- 2 Pele. RoomO ! ___.._. ' A-! - . . I 92 - New Bureau York B0-718! P e .'.',', "$0.5 F 15%; ii '1-:6 -- E J - I 3 J -men -; - 7 J cl 92 _l"J',EEC _ D MCI '4 ' 921 Db ,- Y3xx5:. B I __ - _9292 v L . '_.'92_92|_' .4 . 5, 5 */Q ' - FBI ' >J" '1 Date: ' 9/12/66 ' Tronsmit the following in Z ______, v__:e______, __ _ Type is pldus or code! Vic _ __ {Priority}-.. 92,9292%:Anh 1* 92iL .--_.-- ! _ . i92 1.: _ !' NY 62-new _ It is requested that the fdentificati en n1v1e1°,, conduct appropriate investigation ea soon as poo-. - lible and 1- furnish the results or eeme to the KYO. . p _ ______- For the information of the Bureau, otfir-gals "9 at the Manhattan Savings Bank and personnel eeeoei -Med with the various branches of the ebove benk have 1>'?'.en 9292_ moat cooperativeto Agents from theIIYO. " I It is requested that the Identi£icetioia_"D"1V1lion return to the KYO the fingerprint cerde when requeltevd investigation has been completed. - E -. ," w% / gm J» . ti -u- , 5- . -Q - : 32$ F-'i . . "--- -- 1--V.»--,.....,,,,,_.,..,___.7l9292. Q I - I 1" com-. K 11/1s/es BA nwglnn 'I'.{n1Ia492I92 Elf 'I_IIIJIFJ- B IIAQEABVQI wan-I Exam URGENT - Routethrough for ,.~92 92 ' ' I -Z !. 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I. ¢- '! i. ! ='._i-u I m.__Z£c&_.__..- ENC '_ ' 5 %i ROVED/BY . -1- 2 . ME BY gwesmav J -1.79! t "r .- . xxxxxx U _»! xxxxxx xiouozx renenat. auneau or IltVESTltilt"l'lIlll rum veteran use mronmmon sass : _____g_2_f_withheld Pagetll entirelyat thislocation the in le. One more or oithefollowing atatements,where indicated, explain this deletion. U Deleted under exemptiontsl___e____e__, _41 i _ _ __,_ with noseg-regable material available for release to you. Ci Infonnation pertained onlyto a third party withno referenceto youor thesubject ofyour request. E1 Information pertained onlyto a third party. Your nameis listed in the title only. U Documenttsl originating withthe followinggovernment agencytiesl_p e_ _e _ _ ___p_ p ____ _, , was/wereforwarded tothem fordirect responseto you. .__.._._ Pagetal referred for consultation to the following government agency-ties!; p______, e_ e_ ___as the information originated with them. You will be advised of availability upon returnof the material to the FBI. .._...._.._ Pagetal withheld for the following reasontslz Z/Feinrom-1;ion= your M U E U EEE i f: Thea_ followi ?/:{1:§ ;£.2_r. g nu her ia to be- ua-edu,¢_z_2_a forreference ______,_ regarding these pages: ér __ _ _ -. I I XXXXXXXXXXXXXXJLXXX DELETED PAGE Sl NO DUPLJCATION FEE XXXXXX FOR THIS PAGE mm aocxz-one-ncxmnnnomocx 1 XXXXXX FIIIDOJ T.,,..._..___ he-._....._ .,. UNITED STA"" 5-4 RNMENT 8;! =-L==='-, M6m0i¢Z, % aum F _ * !'T§;i;. -i '"> = Mr. n _._-_._...... Felt El. Colt ii..- FROM 92 DATE:12/2/3'1 Z-5: - 92 92,*92°. L1 ,¥?;'.1'.. "-""__. Tole. Rona1.- Helmos i...... -.- svluscn DEATH OF ms EMINENCE Gon _---- FRANCIS CARDINAL SPELLMAN NEW YORK, NEW YORK DECEMBER 2, 196': Assistant Director Malone oi the NewYork Office advised tod ay. Ha RECOMMIENDAT DN: 1 L A-. and sent. - _-Q L %/1, Thai theattached telegramto_Je approved m .-U1 ". C". NTSJB Q;. - .-_ Ir Q Enclosurehtn-.- ZI 2 .. 1 - ; a C -55.- *= '_: -Ml , 92=» ma; EX-10-1" a, Ml . Enclosure .» E ¢%-__4_ ..¢- :15?! -74 1} _ ",Enc1osure II -. '-'" -_ InDEB ; ., 5"l967 T C '7!-' ta: ' .| '1 lady. ',,_,'_, b 1¢_ @3395 Q4 .. '-._._§ 4 I i | I ~ Q '. I OFFICE Bk-II-'. OF DIRECTOR / ' FQDIHAI.UNITED ITATZS URI-ll-IDEPARTMENT OI OF IHVISTICBTION JUSTICE ill The _attached PF co of a news Pa P9r _ Directora.rt1cle dated fr-g 7-4-65 w sent to the ,92 3 - The following notationsappear Ill. 92__® thereon: ' IILI. IOU! -__._- lllll I-|§l..llil..,.,i__. ~ . MRI. MITCALF - "Duluth News or any library - lllll CANDY i_i.-. P I jqni ¬ J _ r" I hope you have guts enough to ' 'II. D A l-1 " publicize this - MI. I May 18 u Sc IFII ______-. /__, . CALL AH All _.._- !..e CONRID ii»- r|:L1'_..-I-...__--- lALl#- -.,'/ W noun! .@i.. | l.:|.|. 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Hen such apage alsocontains inlornation about anothersubject natter, the inlornation outside the scope ol the requestis narted vitb ole in the nargin and bracketed.Ilenever possible, tie ole naterial is released; touever,it is uitbneld it consultation uitb another novernnent agencyuonld berequired or it it is otlveruise erenptIron disclosure. for your inlornation, tie eteqtions that apply to tbe uaterial lad it been uitbin the scope ol your request bas also been noted on tbe docunent. SH MPLIEAIIN FEE FM "I15 NEE! ~ - ~ .r -rmT-_i-ow-.--.-,---w-1-~-1-- ---1 * '_»-_-1 -,-r'r""' '.;T.1::': :=':z:s.'.:s :z:;.-?*,.m!;92-.;::;. -_",s:.;cr':':.;.;I. "'_'_" " ".___.'" H1.'92u- _| I ... 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I -.--a--- 8-AC ofKelly NewIorh ped :.30a.m. thismorning |;u_ _"' '" _ I i . ~ advising he received a call irom Q_a_1: ellrnan requesting to see °'-'1-- -I ' Kelly and that Kelly had just retu from the Cardinal's residence. Cardinal Spellman received a wire i ehruary_ilTI, F355, fro whichstated,W' "Would appreciate ="~adviceou co if __ Minnesota,~ on Januar . . enc os g a c eck as contribution treing'0campaign. hie mailedall Received over.I-tegard.s, copy of ' 7nited e t nd check whichStates areSenate." apparently %: i lielly advised that Cardinal Spellman had his assistant, -92-'92.'92~! Q lvioniignor Broderick,immediately senda wiro hack to==tating Cardinal llman never made any contribution to any political campaign, asking to send a copy of the letter and check to the Cardinal, i hich su sequently did. Cardinal Bpellman advised Kelly that the W0 ...,..-...... -; I92§hIPQ An ..... flan..... 1m§ §A'I ...... IRA it e..ec.. F A _e-.:92...e-y if 1 werenot hie. Gardlnel speilmen wonderedmakea contact iiit would bewithh ossibleso for the thatHeadquarters thematter Stat! at referred theto Bureau here above to couldhandled he niuietlyand without publicity. Kellyadvised that he made no >1 cemtrntnient to the _Ierd_i_nal but merely etated he would advise Iashinaton 1 -. _ "Headquarters-92the f pardinal'srequest. oi e .-' 6 [y 1. N s Kelly advised that the Cardinal of courae is interested in know g _- e - -v._-- 1 hthe sourceof theseletters anda Question arises asto whetherthe fraudulent ya...... - mailing and forged signature on a check transmitted interstate might not be a _ Ir .' u .violation of some Federal law Kell y1 eel thate t hi I would he a basisfor going topto see it heie satisfiedwith Cardinal's the atwhich L. response, time would appear ii the lenator is satisfied that the Senatorcould he toldoi " K - the C.ardina1'ehope that the inquiry could he handled uietl and without an publicity.you Ii concur, we seewill that6:1? .7; y, ». =~='====-§_ mum:-1EE2RD.ED' .er n .W 6. 92.. ' Mn an--= T Y4- ; _A-1U8"" 'E¢ V" ' im. i- N, 3;»1 <2.|.....-.»-ea»--A1¢_|,.,_,,.,~ .....- 0 tip :5 J, 1" z _ _ ve. ____ _7_- _ , -----~ A->- _.....- _. -- - 0 _ .- @1156? M¬W' " d m - uurrnn 9"; =5 GOVERNMENT, IO 'Mr. Tolson DAT. Z-Z5-.56 non 1 L. B. Ni ! :2-3;--iT ' IlL_i_, ,9/P ----Ikii. 92?"°" y 5- » 5%.-'5 J - Reierence ie mile to my n-__1emorandum of February 23 - -'1 concerning s interview with SAC Kelly and to the inquiry which as to whether he 0*: had written a in Minneapolis enclosing a $10,000 check as a Cardinal Spell:-nan aekev.-l'SAC Kelly. if a contact would be made so-t he matter could be handled quietly 1,14 *2» and without publicity inasmuch as , had definitely not sent-Ii any such campaign contribution to anyone else. The Director gnotcd we could give no assurance as to do as to publicity. _ 4 ASAC Simon of New_ Yo r k a dvi sed my office at 6:00 pun. 2-23-56 that Cardinalfspellman early could not find the copy-of the ' letter and photostat of the check which sent to him but had during in»:norabl anuary , , at mi Beach, Florida bearing a return address Post Office 1'--¢'~ ti _ The letter stated: "Dear While taking a little rest here in L4 in -0 Florida and getting some much-needed recreation after my trip to the 0___Li_e_n§ H they are running at Hialeah!, I was given a copy of the announcement of your anandidacy for the Presidency of the United States on the atheist ticket. I inan- hasten to enclose my contribution of $10, 000 fer your campaign. C-onfidentially, I have a sel sh motive in furthering cause and I wish to give iome advice. '=¬'.'t"TMy advise is to duck the Presbyterian issue. It is too late to get them all as 1' 1 Eisenhower and Stevenson were there first--. And second, stick to the atheists I and that is where I come in. When you by pure reason and logic have drawn I out all ct the atheiete and ether .ir.telligent voter: {rem both Republican end I Democratic Parties, wlat will be left? Practically nothing but Christians. ' 1 I already control a lot of them and with the intelligencia entirely in your party, I will soon get all of the rest. Then I really will have a chance to be the rst -' »~1 Americen Pope, Yours in ccniidencellaigrzed Francis Cardinal 5pellman,_ _ .;_ _..-I--a Typed signature F_r_a;ncis §Ca initials FCS:mg. /92:~°£awn bflu on the Corn As an Exchange enclosure Bank Trustthere is a Company, photostat Number of a check 10983, dated payable l-31-56 toyr}; Q QT the order o ampaign Com ttee in the amount I $1 -000. . 111311 :11, |uotlg1E?tl - Sh £2 _ F5 = ll C Memorandum 4' Y Tolson Z-28-56 . I Q Both a typed and a s i gned g si natureapp earon the checkF. Caas p ASAC Simon stated that the Corn Exc hange Bank Trust Company_ /,is now defunct ' have being taken over some time the Chemical Bank and Trust Company, _' ASAC Simon' stated tha was letter to -I Cardinal SE: 11 received February | W S1111 B from Miami Beach allegedly he nuggentedthe Senatorinvestigate thisI Cardinal Spell:-nan telling "It _ campaign contribution as involving Senator Case of South Dakota. was smali stuff. _- '3: ASAC Simon advised that Cardinal Spellman'soffice is furnishing J the details of the letter and the check signed in Cardinal Spellman'sname and Inn - luurelseu_j.I_.___A.1.s._ - to jifii fnii i ii Cit-Tii ii- ii i ii 'v'v 1 i92.__ ii and whomigh! usingSe Cardinal'sthe name. r er- We arehaving reviewa made of the Bureau files oz- ennll l'|-92 92n'lr'Ignu an-Ill-in-n infnrrnaf-inn a lif li lifihl tn Bill G1 ! thf h. Ee NewYork Office, we will so recommend in a sub sequent memorandum and we will advise SAC Kelly in dinal for his own personal - and confidential information unpredictable and since nothing has been eater! by Mm no far there is a chance that he may notuse it but thatif we would makea contact with himit mightplant an A70 idea in his mind and then he may for sure have something to say about it. ¢--- O 13° m !.1~ V K PI :- ! t- 14 ___: .<-.a4 ___._.- 4-Z_.. .-Li-- . ii- i cg- O 3 : -7"- Q w. - . - - .- ' V -'r 'r '-r". - .- V ' '-_¢- __ Y. _ " . _. '-_ _ ¢ .- -' - - _~"' . . ' .__' , - . 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' .._..i Pnplal withheld for the following reaaonls!: D Foryourinforrnation: __, _g g ______, Z/The following number ia to be used for reference regarding these pages: 3-I no e r_ g . mmx nswrsn PAGEtS! no nurucmou FEE xxxxxx Xxxxxx §1TXnTXXXFOR THIS PAGE g X'JO92"kl92'X e IIIIDIJ _ _ __ L itG3;g .;.: _ .r LL11 .._.».. 205..~.¢__§ vH92 i __ . _. . IQ is t_ N} ' _ 2 _ 2, H Ea l ? Z92/Iemdrkmdum - UNITED sTfl*r92ss GOVERNMENT 1'0 = Mr. A. H. Belmont '_ n.92rs= 18, 1958 _ _ _' olsos i, ':' E ' gxv IL-01 -ll.. Y ' Hoiismun ._._._._., " *" _ _ 4- _.. 'w"b¬;Ef?.xi_ i. T041 Y Ihad mi of the New fork Post at Hammel*s Restaurant. At rst we talked about a variety of topics including world communism, American foreign policy, business conditions 7- _ -yr - in northern New England, Kennedy's chances for securing the Democratic nomination, current political trends, et cetera. At the appropriate moment I mentioned the attack like of ams pair, turtlehit the on New the Yo head. Post, He literally upon the curled FBI. upmat abit. Gradually, fir drew into he unwound,his shell --_. - however, and from I learned the following: __ l -I. - .*?'i- ?-'-"-' '¢_ | . _'_'. c I _ 4 *_ :3 As indicated, these are the three major motivating factors behind the New York Post's current attack unon the FBI as culled from mv conversation w '5' n nqmre some elaboration. g?-f pointed out to me that the New York Post is limited in the main t 1 iNew modest circulation; and with therefore, it its tremendous is necessary population for the Post to hasbe relatively constantly only on athe '' alert readersfor and topics increase and headlines profits flowin therefrom xplained which that the win Post gain has, for the of course,Post new f -1' regularsubscribers but it also has over and above this what might he called uid-gr timechanging because readers. the By this runs is special meant, articles inreaders who which will the buy readers the Post Eve for an a periodintere »'m'.,.Z_' +.-g 'A "Hg Norman -gited I1,n'ggn_ for me ilfealg, our examples. Bishop Fulton He s J .§hegn e §2tlaand ardin eilman. Because ",3" three of these national gures have s large iollow1ng,when the T'ost ran these A ' - i critical articles its "sales went up rapidly, because both the friends andthe critics of Sheen, Bpellman, and Peale were amgious to see what was written about these .._ individuals. points out that the: Post justifies its criticism of these 71;; w 1 -rem:--~ ,»/2 " Qt.-0 KY _7 as am '1 use We_g'_,§t-*5 . .- g i -42. ,1 _ . . :_,._ -I" '1 .__~ ____;.: ,~"t-;-~t MemorandumMr. to Belmont y ._-'_ -_ . ,_ *- _ 92 leaders on the grounds that it writes from purely secular premises and not from religious or spiritual ones, and, therefore, can make criticisms that from a __-n- religious point oi view would valid, but from their own secular point oi view GI-'§ound.materialisticI pointedmoreout to thatpurely ones thantheir ones? secular secularremises went on resembledgive to a B7' 1 iourth example, namely, J udy Garland, and explaine _ upon writing about a Q person like Judy Garland, a whole host oi I males yomg and old would read the _~¢-. _. paper becauseoi whatwas saidabout Juéarlgd. '- Q4 I1 F-'. " ha-= r-._ Q" 0 Q said to methat l§e%the Postxork becauseof itsmodest circulation VA feels e nee keep running such artic es in or er to make money. I asked ' ii what relationshipdidpro t thishave motivethe for tosearch and truth I olthat wthis was too purportedwas tocomplex a bematterby thePostto discuss"objective overreporting. luncheonand noughton wentthe to D 76 next point. _:'1'V -'. -_,.,_ - -_- E35 I .92_-. ;.1' at L -_.- ..i- -2-n _.,-!-*., "hr; -in"., _ .,. '-,-',.'..g -I . -. _,-_. i 1.- " ""?"':'. ", ''4. cam , ..v_-_ . *- I -. 1 5-. 3 --"',, _~"92l'i~r¢_ ,.~92 .~_ . -~:.>I.I|_I»,',92-.,---,_ -.. .._ ,__-,-:.1I_ 1|-'11 .-I. -_ - 92~ -n v ---"- -1-". "" - t --Y ' 1"!-" " ''1" "'2" . ' .- ,5 -A ,, . ,-_--Q._:|,_..._,_",. 1. ._-..'. >_ ' v_,-1.1 ,.__= |-_ . ~ L , '-- ' .-_W _._ ~ ' '~ ' . e 4, '- '* .3:-brral iiurrau of {nun-etigatiuu iliniiril ifafre Tlrpartmrut of Justin: New York,tie -'-' _ York» o 1 July 27, 191.0 H ,__ iii? P 1" 92 mrector ' Federal Bureau of Investigation ashington, D. C. 92"- Dear Sir: office interviewed o, t e !_.'nite_Aug , Stetee e or who resides at the Sherr F I5 Hotel, 59th street and Fifth Avenue, New York City. ad called the Ken York Field mvision at 10:00 P35. on aturday, whichwas theprevious evening, b 7v and desired to see an agent immediately. An apnointment was ,-. 0 i|_,_- I accordingly made for the following E. I at which time Agent was referred to Y- he was 1 er CS . -5--1-p lived 1- ' Lew York City . - Upon apartment at the hotel, he advised that 92_. as forming a coamittee to evacuate ehildren from / *, .4-Q. _ _ _ ._-- ..92 i Field Elvis ion in obtain the name oi a prominent German whowould be neither anti- Senitic nor anti-Na: n * zi. is w efused 2- .- -92-.'-V. '-:1 thetactfully, inconvenienceboth cause ando egretted 5 an agen o the hotel- A F -. - -a--w- b Tc. L. J ,:.'.- I-__-?v;.v_ tm re ti o Utilsfl- "i g a prorlinent inc-ii.vidua.l of the _. '_.g Deper ent la ve t o _ requirements desiredb or thi r::1ssiorr"""i I co:-ms u£s'ru0¥h.Dn.r-cc:-D519272.... goo59 f [__ §_é. 4-0 UCI 2792964 NDEx@_ 41--.1*; ' Bu m!R:-.L = l '[.*'f|'=":92-H '1? - -1 JUL --1} . __ _,. 'L_.£;}_ ¢:,_92-._If i-In n I, . - ~-"--ea "1 Ji.;AiL ii; ...:':_. .'... ____L._. _ V 1 """"'*" "" L'l-11-:_-':::; -*-1::~"'""i:::-i ~r~-==-= ~ ..92."-..M. __ i<_-W.;.._ :..:.-:_92-_ :-E?'777i"!§"j!"ff;!§E""'- -mg!-»-o-M | K 62--3 - prese.-atly_=w@==* engage:in evacuating W=*=_children ror: England, whohad L7 , 1: "balled up" the project which he had undertaken, and that neither ':'.ngla:1dnor the United States was willing to furnish 3. boats for the evacuation of the children. i Agent _inqui1-edof ..1. .-=. - be greath: interes ei in this undert zing of if the British Government were interested in this matter, inasmuch as the press had recently reported that '- -'ITSS'I O?'had 13']; CH'JF:C!-TILL frovmezilessen on themorale idea ofthe the evacu'atL-1g of population. hstated childrenb cause it tended tothat C2I JRCEiILL said one tnirzg b u t meant ano er. _~_-5;"-1 after had deserted, e ated n .-nia- ._ ,;_§ -I-- -'-D -an-1- _i- -'-un-:- that A a.- visite the FBI in "ashingto and made a tour of the p ace, and that s:rra:1gement.sfor this tour had emanated from - - I- the finite House. He further advised the .as been in the United States for the past year. Very truly yours, 1'. ~ -= '-'- 3. E. SACETT Special Agent in Charge - .: , v ,. I 92- I 92- - 92 . - 1, lrhrral Bureau of Inuretigation Y -:92 mg, A31; Unit!!! Itatre Brpartmrnt of Iuetire .-' _.: _-'. New York, New Yerk *~ - -92_.-= L - K. Auguet 7, 19-:2 . - ,t-J 1; -_' 4 -Director ;;n;i Feclerel Bureau e1 Infeltigetien Washington, D. C. 92 2!--. 92 New an -- .4 u bk. Z ,.*'.- . - .~. . I $ X 1|-__ _.__ 1 §."1¢ - 0 Y E -""5!"e - - 1 Mr. » 1"»{.._' 1% -i~;_ I-eq- . ,. . -1 :-air:3., 4 1 .'-._'l .5 ; . -'_S'f' . 73! BY =P°°1'1 *='"* -2. 2 De you heie en egenttnemed-on thg In-1; 17 SEP 23 1511'? $3911, I need lair. en the Heat ¬~.e:.:t¢ 'picture Haveyen oompeniee given him for my yen, instructions regarding ebout e notion gain picture S eround :'FBI"T otngotin Snotien ._&_, __ 7 L33:AEH Q 'L'Y X 5 1 I/Director August 1,1942 n. . _.'_ ._~ ; ¢'»._"'92 E "the Armyand Navyrelief fromthe bookand anymagazine. order toIn find out 11¢ whom to contact to get the funds Street they told of the persons to go to was then in the Fury, I knew casually. . ! F; . _; ' E _ -I . 0 -- ."r=92,-;' 7-Q _-'._,- :1 92=_-- .4- 54¢- Q _-D _'4i --4.- '1'hestep--there next was no book, no name, nothing. So, we said, well "1'- BI ; that'san awfully good name. llzere could be Q iilm, the story of the FBI, maybe hewould allow his name beingused that way, beesuse b1¢__ the story is n P DGAR HOOVER. Thestory I want is a story of this we organization ssid, After all, Er. 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