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7 é { o—N\ Oj LCC Memoran i. + ONITED STASES GOVERNMENT FROM : D. M. LADD oh lA f\ SUBJECT: OPEN LETTER 6 STALIN BY HENRY WALLACE. I called ASAC Belmont of the New York Office in connection with the memorandum from the Director dated May 20, concerning his phone call ffrom the Attorney General. Mr. Belmont stated they had yeu - already forwarded to the Bureau a letter captioned "Miss Dorothy wees Gandy. — Thompson, Public Relations" and had enclosed a copy of the so~called open letter which had been distributed. I inquired of Mr. Belmont whether through informants or otherwise in a very discreet manner if it would be possible to determine where the flyers were printed. He _ stated the New York Office had already made an anonymous telephone a, call to the local union and had been advised that the union-stanp ~~ ~~ ~ showing Local #1, Union #100, indicated that the flyer might have been lithographed in any one of the hundreds of shops in New York City. He stated he did not "GELISTELE BOLLE BS possible to make’ a’ discréeét inquiry concerning this matter through informants or otherwise. I instructed him to do nothing further in the matter unless otherwise instructed by the Bureau. (4 Mm ZNSRENNRUNSEENR F QSSESHYZEESLY Bese et all H\ I exhibited the flyers to Mr. Renneberger, who, after examining same, stated that the average print shop should be able to set up the flyer, make the necessary plate and run off 20,000 copies _ in three or four hourse mmm ee Ge bet NEMA EA TOPE y pusqan et ES ‘Mr. Renneberger is photostating the flyer and I have arranged for him to enlarge the union label in order that it will be more easily read. pay RIFORMAT'ON CONTAINED DML: cmw ode 3408 rn war An? yn ¢ Ceine Ke eee g 4 a~ 7] 798M) a A f a