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yal i yt ~ Fens Ff ware ona Moveaber 19, i92- Your letter dated Movenber 9, 19535 and the attachments have been received. In the absence of Mr. Hoover from the city, fan taking the liberty of. acknowk 7 ver ere ee c. nedging your letters You may be assured that your communi cath onk will be brought to his attention, and I know thate hex will appreciate the interest which prompted your c communication. oF a 7 eof yA Sincerely yours, a . ; Helen FF. Gandy 2 = secretary - ~~ NOTE: Bureau indices negative re correspondent. © ass Correspondent, in his communication, admits that for nearly four years he has been engaged in an effort to bring Mrs. F. D. Roosevelt to a more realistic view of the Communist menace, particularily her attitude toward lger Hiss. He attaches correspondence exchanged with Conv © bi rs. Roosevelt, as well as copies of editorials and a jay ae 4953 etter he authored which appeared in the “Buffalo Evening oe hems” in which he takes tssue with Mrs elt. In & i? ateeee le thts correspondence to Mrs. feoeeve! alll + 2 , cripture in an effort to prove his poin e is ag inc charitable toward Hias and he concludes ‘by urging Mrs. Roosevelt to read the Director'& recent erttole, D> e "Breaking the Communist Speli" from which te quotes the © and then aske urs. Rodsevelt to.repent irst paragraph z Sy correcting the. recomd: in the Hiks\edse which has peens charged @gainat-her. This issue is brought about ‘by & Mr 8:0. Roosevelt's statements in her -tolumn which the cor- respondent! fiterprets as favoring the part of Hiss in his recenZg tr jal i n, oes igo TRON vel t ts antipathy toward the Bureau is . well Anown and on 12-3-~52, she was added to the restricted? not to be contacted unless compe tie wet - 4 3 UAE Poereone muse eee "Féas ons ai overdo the rpize. Qik. M | gf rr or - my teherte £7C