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-2- revolution agsinst the covernmont of the United States and steted that he vas anxious to interest the mombere of the B.Z.F. in his plan and that if they would be interested he had definite plans for the seizing of government arcenals and that he could also get members of the Army and Navy to lay down their arms end refuse to support the United States ageinet th revolutionists, and thet by means of his plans it vould be possible to seiza the entire government structure. Hadley claimed to have connections in Vashington with senators acd congressmen, and other covernment officisjis, nd claimed that he knew “the inside stuff" of how the government is operfted by the officials, He claimed he xnaw ubout erooked deale with wthich“Presi. cnt Lerberty}Hloover was comnected while conducting the Selefan Relief work. Es ley renited to know how many 3.b.F. boys there were in Nev York und how many could be congregated all over the United Strtes, for the purpase of seizin arsensls and government buildings. jledley claimed he wanted to organize a New York headquarters ond from thie headcuarters spraad propagenda nations: ~ ung perfect organizations throughout the country. “aterman stated that Hacte wes a very educated man, of exceptionally good mennersa and venring, and was apparently a gentiensn of wealth. r T o ed Mir. Vaterman snd ceron Van Ler Noot believin, that PatiKelly WAS & government oreit raported their conversation with Hadley to Kelly sc that an inveeties fon mi,ht bs made, Laterman stated that he informed ‘+, Hadley that the members were lOO American, and vere not interested in engaging in eny revolutionsry adtivity egainst the government of the United States, and terminatea the eonverration as soon na possible efter learning what seagley did not vish te contribute anything to the P.E.? Vauterman stated that for a tine he vas of the opinion that Hedley might have bean an unjerc ver epent of some sort working for the government, and kad outlined thase revolutionary plans merely for the purpose of uscertaining if the members ¢” the Bei. were all ready enrarced in revolutionary setivities. Vatermen and Duron Van ber Noot steted thet it could be quite ca. Yor them to again contact Lodi y in case the zovernrent sus interested in investigating him further and stated thay rould possibly te able to Imtrecdu:: 9 goverame..t agent ag onu of their number interested in conducting a revoluvion. Acent informed Baron Ven Ler Noot and Mr. Vatermen thet this matter would be properly handled and that if it was necessary to again contuct them, they +14 be conmuniented with, Le. EF, KINGMAN Spocial Agent ee ee ee ame eee ee