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7 . if ° : ” H « * tad a JTHN EDGAR HOOVER © r » ; an Mt, Token _ a. BIREGTOR ~ , | oj. aa RA Tee a + - . . "- - . * Me. Clee ; Federal Bureau of Investigation —— oe, Perowerta : I: ad . . ' a —_— “ Pnited States Departnient of Justice fo Be ioe ‘ Wr, Lawke : . Mashinaten, ae Le f fr, Wickets “ms ' C4 ar, Reson ETC rael “ October 6, 1941 MEMORANDUM FOR WR. D. M. P.M. October 1941, called by iong elepnone inquire if the Bureau could not do something \': Me nea Yr about Colonel Lindbergh. He had particular refereyce toa\. 17 7 “s. radio broadcast he had just beard ma ges fuindbergh \ Tab 77 from Fort Wayne, Indiana, in which, anil [<3 several derog ited States were atory remarks about the President of the made, aD :*::2. he resented these remarks greatly and b? wanted to be "on record" as protesting against then. & | Inasmuch as the undersigned, in the regular pursuit o his duties as night supervisor, had not been listening to the | radio and also ignorant of the text, circumstances or any details or any radio broadcast which Charles Lindbergh may have made on/ the night of October 3, 1941, the undersigned cosured iD that along the course of events, this speech would probably cone to the Bureau's attention and that if it should involve any | violation of Federal Law over which the Bureau had tipative | jurisdiction, appropriate action would be taken. b? C: stated he hoped to hear from the Bureau in this regard. | | Attached hereto is a newspaper account of a radio brpad- i cast made by Colonel Charles Lindbergh on the night of October 3, 1941, at Fort Wayne, Indiana, to which GEE couvtiess had b ») reference. Ih \ Respectfully, ! ; 364 eh eer Se iy t a f I. 1, Cannon | vi b | 2, alae | Ite- 7% 74- [8] IX DENED Peolnal BURSA GF INS Lith. o . i 4? | vee 7 ey EX -¢ | |