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-3- Memorandum telephone conversation . Mr. Tasm and Mr. Hoover 3/17/35 ” Mr. Hovver instructed Mr. Tam to advise fir. Ladd to keep close watch of the matter in Chicago in order to learn of any partinent information. L/ \ Mr. Tolson then talked to Mr. Tamm and asked Mr. Tam to advise Mr. Quinn to check up on the following matters: With regard to _shgpnemnals » Mr. Tolson wishes to have them speeded up in order that they get out immediately and that overtime should be ordered if necessary. - a Mr. Quinn should see that ‘the general letter being prepared ay . fale ee a ee Fo ate _ ir. VLGER Tegaraing Metiar suggestions ig gotten out immediately and. this should be. reviewed by everyone to see that it is alright. ar ‘Wr. Quinn should expedite the report on, the advisibility of novice an office to cover thaforth andWSouth Dako tory and that this matter should be taken up by the Executive Committee for a final decision before being subd tted to the Director. wee Mr. Nathan's talk has been sent in to ir. Quinn to review and . | Tol, Wishes to have Mr. Quinn and Ur. Clesg review this carefully to see + is alright. } , : . . w Ve: a * ir. Hoover than talked to Mr. Tamm again and advised him that the. Kas which had been sent to him to sign had been received in terrible condition . “and that Mr. Quinn should take this matter up with Mies Gandy; that no return envelope: had-been sent to him t) return the mail to Washington; that a letter - had been addressed to Colonel Howe at the White House enclosing photostatic copies of a report on an association which Colonel Howe had been interested in - and this letter with the copies referred had been sent up to be mailed in .. an envelope two inches too small; that a letter had been addressed to Mr. - Brantley in care of Mr. Clegg and that he should have been addressed in care of the Chief Clerk's office; that this last error had occurred in Mr.Hoover's om office; and that Mr. Quinn should make arrangements to see that the mail the future is sent up to Mr. Hoover in better form. Mr. Hoover advised Mr. Tamm to watch things “closely and inform him of any matters arising. Mr. Tamm inquired if the Director would wish to send the Attormey General or Nr. Stanley the material in the Shearer matter. Mr. Hoover advised that he did not believe this should be done unless we were called upon to advise them. . Mr. Hoover stated that if noghing came up he would remain in New York . for several more days. Ca namtiiahiel ener anemia enn eae ge oa +. ae er aS