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rm Pa ‘ ROMN EDGAR HOOVER - 7 r \ S : DIRECTOR ! | | 2 Federal Bureau of Investigation A 7 {/ H. S. Bepartment of Justice ene TDO:RLM Washington, B.C. \ - Time+l:05 P.M. - MEMORANDUM Mr. Tolson telephoned from New York City and talked to Mr Quinn, Mr. Tolson stated that Mr. C. Sf Baker, President of f the #George Washington Alumi Association, called him Saturdey end expressed ap the desire to come in Monday and see Mr. Hoover with the President of _ the Rotarians; that they want to invite Mr. Hoover to make a speech 1 . «{ sometime in April before a group of aix or seven hundred. Mr. Tolson 5 ~* instructed Mr. Quinn to call Mr. Baker tomorrow and tell him that Mr. a o mie Tolson had asked him, Mr. Quinn,to call and say that unfortunately Mr. Hoover and Mr. Tolson would not be in Washington on Monday, and accordingly Mr. Baker may want to wait a day or two until Mr. Hoover ewe and Mr. . Tolson return to o Washington; that he, Mr. Tolson, will be glad to eall him and make an appointment for him to see Mr. Hoover. Mr. Tolson further stated thet on Saturday he talked to Colonel : Aiancoin, head of the#ililitery Intelligence Division of the War Depart— a ment; that he invited Colonel to come to the Bureau on Tuesday at 10:30A.M. F ( to see the Bureau and Mr. Hoover. Mr. Tolson instructed Mr. Quinn to call ; Colonel Lincoln tomorrow morning and tell him that Mr. Hoover does not ('~.{ expect to be in Washington on Tuesdey morning; thet Mr. Quinn should tell s “ him that he would be very glad to show him through the Bureau if he wants to come over at that time; that if Colonel Lincoln wants to wait mtil Mr, Hoover and Mr, Tolson return, Mr. Tolson will be glad to call him earlier in the week. Mr. Tolson atated that he spoke to Colonel Lincoln about Mr. Hoover's commission, having in mind that Mr. Hoover might be able to get a colonelcy; that Colonel Lincoln seems to be very much turb because they were going in theavy Intelligence; that Colonel Lincoln indicated that he wanted. to Quinn assured Mr. Tolson that Colonel L ,@pown a's in ‘the event he desires to visit the Buren. MAN 6S hi Gb - 4716.0 RECORDED & INDEXED Mr. Tolson further advised Mr. Quinn that he. {ob 1 ‘received sonié ~ “ ynail from Miss Gandy and that it was in terrible shape that fipikio} 5 addressed envelope was not sent3 that a lot of the mail was in okt 3 ‘* shapes that he is going to have to send it back with a! note to Miss Gan A Mr. Tolson stated that he wes going to try to put it in the mail that it is being sent to Mr. Hoover with "Attention Miss aed ail With reference to the letters in Mr. Backus! attice,” ye Guinn inquired if they should be held up until he returns. Mr. Tolson states” that he should see them, and that probably Mr. Hoover will want to see , them. Mr. Tolson inquired of Mr. Quinn if Miss Gandy signed the last “ group and he was advised that she did, whereupon Mr. Tolson stated that it vous be ell right for Miss Gandy to sign them and send them out, with e exception of those for the Attorney General's Advisory Committee and Cortes DESTROYED 343 FEB 1 1965