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. ‘ , . ae ac abt . oF ee Te ra 4 Pgs fi I ‘ob raed bu LR tte TT re ae ae Se ! Nir. - = AM snmunee Mr. 10 2001 .-eeee Mr. Back us.—.—— Mr. Baughman — - Chiet Clerk —..—- Mr. Cleg@ .--------- Mr. Coffey ...----- Mr, Edwards ----- f wo ef POHN EDGAR HOOVER - —_ Federal Bureau of Stvestigation WY H. &. Department wf Bertie ~~ awe we ee ULES Mr. Egan .-----9-* ashingic Mr. Hac's9.---- Gs ® , =. ¢: Mr. Kelth .----- ~ yaa Mr. Lester —.— " March 18, 1935. OF [ue cue al 7 . , Mr. sohiteer ones vy . : Mr. Smith .-- ¢ | (Time ~ 11:40 a.m. Mr. Tracy Z ~ ; Candy A. ww : \— c MEMORANDUM d aa — a thet be Mr. Quinn advised My. Hoover at Now York, by uy telephone, way oe had told Mr, Stanley thia morning where Mr. Hoover is, and Mr. Stanley's words weres "What - - ~ are we going to do to get him out fishing". Mr. Quinn advised that he had contacted Colonel Lincoln and Mr. Baker. He further stated that Mr. John Keith is out this morning - he had a bad cold - and so he had Agent Hickey, in charge of the office, go down to see Garnett, who told Hickey that the Senate Committee had certified to him 4 a brief containing a possible perjury case; that he wanted a check-up made . / on Mr. L. RYfiilder, Chairman of the Executive Board of thg Gulf Industries, and elso Mr.,Calvin, Secretary and Treasurer of the, Metal Trades De tment, American Federation of Labor; also, a sworn statement from Mr. | ere in Washington, and a sworn statement i a” Mr. Hoover inquired if our investigation was limited just to € hfonuan fae , these, and Mr ~ » and Mr. Quinn stated Yes - in other words, it seems as though on ? a) 3, 1933, in response to an invitation to bid, Wilder makes the state— lw O Wiweias | 2 ment that Mr. Raven (7?) professed to have a close friend here in s:ashington who could have theyuavel Shipbuilding Program extended for a consideration, and have certain Ships awarded to the Gulf Industries for constructions. Mr. Hoover stated what he has in mind is, when we investigate, we make an invest— igation, and as he understands this request it is merely desired that we see certain people, and no other persons. Mr. Quinn stated that we had not re- ceived the brief from the Committee. Mr. Hoover stated what he had in mind is he does not think that we should be restricted - if we are going to make an investigation, we should go into the matter, and not just see certain persons. Mr. Quinn stated he told Hickey to wait until we received certification from Mr. Stanley for the proceedings there, make a complete review of it, and then we would select an Azent to handle the same. Mr. Hoover said we will wait _un- til we receive the bri ief, of course, & nd then sees Whether the things G Garnet¥ wants us to do would be entirely complete, and if so, all right; but ifother things should be done we should inform him that the things he has requested are not complete and if we are to proceed in this matter, we are going to do it thoroughly, or not at ali, In other words, if he tells us to interview sey } na RECORDED & INDOXER . . “priEs DESTROYED | V4 S bey 1 196 | 5 MAR 23 65 a ag MAR 20 iss