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J Edgar Hoover Appointment and Phone Logs — Part 5
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suBject: "MISS MARTIN" FEL’ Lphonweé Gales
ANONYMOUS
REQUEST TO SEE THE DIRECTOR
A woman who identified herself as Miss Mary Martin telephoned the
Bureau on July 27, 1961, and spoke to SA John W. O'Beirne of the Crime Research
Section on referral from the Director's Office.
She said that she wished most urgently to talk to the Director and when
advised that the Director was unavailable emst an effort was made to determine the
purpose of her call, She at first persistently refused to divulge her reason for calling.
After a lengthy conversation in which she expounded upon her loyalty to the United States
Government, it was deviously ascertained that Miss Martin lives with another woman
and her daughter and that this woman has been distraught because of the actions being
taken against her by communists" in her neighborhood. The caller said that she
feels that some Special Agents of the FBI and members of the police forces are disloyal
to the United States. When pressed for details concerning this allegation, she could
not be specific and stated that something must be wrong because the communists are
making so much headway in the world. As an example of the "communist" persecution
to which she and her friend with whom she resides are subjected, she cited an instance
wherein one of her neighbors deliberately left the keys to their mailbox in place on two
occasions. She said this was "obviously" an effort to frame her and her friend. fin
She continued to refuse to divulge her identity saying she is employed in
the United States Government and feels that her complaint would operate ally her if
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the identity of the caller. She admitted that the name Mary Martin was fictitious.
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