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Ede pay . wei paa re ae : by | fe x UP | GI- 269: Ue te New York, EH. YT. ag we Ri July 12, 1944 Fim me ee pes ’ oe ed 1 . ; , oy Director, FB Ag Attention: Dear Sir; a s ow above captioned : matter wherein the Bureau stated that at interested in the proposed trip of —_*, Areention. in Getober 1544, On tuly-10, 1944, | . luncheon with Archbishop Francie J4 5 in of New jor] uring ta * of this luncheon, the prospective trip of Oetober 1944 was meniloned onbi shop Spellman stated that he aia not ‘believe. thet | would go to Argentina after all because of the. a4 fftoult sg and hazardous es political ‘situation which had arisen in that coun “the Archbishop added b fe : however, that if it would help the United State the artither ¢ “tbat the. Bureau hac : t= great interest ip prospective trip aa it was hoped that he = ' gould call on the various representatives in the embassies on route to Argentina. It was likewise explained to the Archbishop that while ia Argen- tins, ould have access to information which would be of great bf é. walue and interest ta the Buresu's representatives in that country. . Arobbishop Speljman stated thet if sopeone ipa reaponsible position da the Governmnh, eltheritu tha Stete Department or the executive branch of the Government epeci fieall ay requested that take this trip to canmenshet he, feanietes cote tok. peliman, would s#e_to b fe ; - _ Of course the Bursau_ realizes these atetements wore made by ~ dvehbiahop Epellman t in an informal manner and cannot be sonatmied iv as ¢ fo raa}reguest. os au rapeasentative. by the Archbishop. Howarer, > Tee @ Archbishop" 2 ai. gi. bath ka the fureau and , pos bly the State Department. | ant 3 OR en te 3 Zp /- L AA Ss SS ‘Wk 22 we Gr. & a. 2+ comar pp f ponus2T Z | fF Wie a Sracadt ah eres om site Dulane wee ears Ce ee weg Bag