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Cardinal Francis Spellman — Part 2
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To 3 Mr. Tolson vA DATE February 23, 1956
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SAC Kelly of New York p $30 a.m, this morning (2
advising be received a call from Caras itns ring to see Gasty ____
Kelly and that Kelly had just retu from the Cardinal's residence.
Cardinal Spellman received a wire February 20, 1956, fro
which stated, "Would appreciate advice if you could ver our
Minnesota, on Januar eck as contribution
o his campaign. Keceived copy of lejt nd check which are apparently
Prins mailed all over. Regards, Giihini.::.: States Senate." Ee
Kelly advised that Cardinal Spellman had his assistant,
Monsignor Broderick, immediately send & wire back to ees 2 08 that
Cardinal Uman never made any contribution to any political campaign,
asking to send a copy of the letter and check to the Cardinal,
hich subsequently did. Cardinal Spellman advised Kelly that the b Ie
signature on the letter and check definitely were not his. Cardinal Spellman _
wondered if it would be possible for the Headquarters Staff at the Bureau to
make a contact with so that the matter referred to here above
could be handled quietly and without publicity. Kelly advised that he made no
commitment to the Cardinal but merely stated he would advise Washington
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Wsteadquarters of the Gardinal's request. /j]
xeuty davined that the Cardinal of course is interested in know
Nene source of these letters and a question arises as to whether the fraudulent
mailing and forged signature on a check transmitted interstate might not be a
violation of some Federal law. Kelly feels that this would be a basis for going
to to see if he is satisfied with the Cardinal's response, at which \
Qitime it would appear if the Senator is satisfied that the Senator could be told of
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the Cardinal's hope that the inquiry could be handled quietly and without “Fa 53)
ublicity. If you concur, we will see that thfs is done. be Fa oC 5
cc: Mr, Boardman — : ry RECORDED - 64 - MAR 6 186 n.
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