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wey,’ sn CA i ae a - ute ed t tee + Ute: z. nO han oa : Bete BI SS OH Sst ig BOE gy times. 1 also met whe impressed ne az boing an excitatle man, who cares very little for civil rights. In this referd, he stated that in his opinion, all individuals who ere anti-Aserican shovid be taken into custody regardleas <* thoir . civil rirhts. He alse state? that in his opinion the fir... person wno snovid be placed in a detention camp is Mra. PLEAT OER JSEVELT, in view of her strong support of sone boys! group who, iA 4is orinion, are Communistic. It should be stated, however, that “2S very ae al talked to me for some time. In addition ts the o¥ave, I mat ——— wno both e-pea Lendly to the fF WA ar a { Z 4 On June eer 19),\0, I had a conference with ue Neew | “ane wo RC reed to a free excohance of informition , / . _ SUL 2Y's: { . i : ¢ ; ; . . ; / de ' ee ‘ + Ty Yo OE dey, aa hi? jis vee - on a | ys. - re * . ~ on, - et ; | ; », ee | 4 Savannah, Georgia JEC NCL June 29, 1940 by Director yy Foceral Bureau of Invostizgation ~~ Washineton, D. C. . . a rt * . “Vo Re: Pontacts; {penton “ Navy Yere ©.uarleston, ‘ Scuth Car wlina ; + ‘ol Dear Sirs LS - z Qa en June 25, 1740, I met at the a “tarloston New Yord and exti.iied zssistant birector 2. A. TA [tS . groetings to him. I was previously intorna = and Mr. TAL are personal friends. appeared to = he vary frienciy anc inpressed me as Leinc & hi-h tyou man. He o ftnted that he would to glad to ccoperate with tne Bursa at all i wu Pa *