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wire Oe ee Wa Ret a‘ . . : . iy - a - C - -j- or, Sister iressed to Mrs. Roogevelt under date of Jamumry 5, 1941, wee rama oes er with a copy of a note addressed to the ape mey General under date of Jamary 14, 1941, by Mrs. Roosovelt, iste requesting that the Bureau be advised of the action to be taken in this matter. On Jamary 28, 1941, Kr. McOulre replied thereto and requésted that the original enclosures be transnitted to him : for tion of a reply, it being apparent that tere was nothing Lo .::-: which would seem to require ay action on the ae ‘Barggy without further preliminary consideration. go OS de da noted that h her letter t irs. Roosevelt con eer nen oot plained of iabor difficulties in the South. wo "wth reference ‘oi it was confidentially reported OO that on Jarmary 20, 1941, vidual by that name held a dis- cussion with Communist leaders relative to the reorganization plans for the Commrdst Party of Virginia. os According to the sDetly Worker® for June 13, 1941, Haber sent rn & telegras iras Richmond, Virginia, on dune 12, 1941, to the Presi- dent reading, "We condemn your action against the strikers at North American Aviation Co. The American people will not submit. History will record Frank Delano Roosevelt as the strike breaking president who bayonetted American citizens acting within their le-al right to etrike." This was signed by Haber on behalf of the Virginie Organizing Council of the United Canning, Agriculture, Fackinc, and Allied Workers of imerica. The abova is being referred to you for your information and any consideration deemed appropriate in commection with the investigstion presently being | conducted by this Bureau in the above captioned ra . Rattere Very truly youre, lei, * —s ~-eoo John Edgar Hoover Director 4 04-796 SS - ei Pee -_* c- ~ a aes verte aaa “ST te DT oy wan” eer _ ™ tate ae taint i te og Ye A lt Mas Sel OG gre cfr gent TT me em Par