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Mr. Quinn's conversation with Director ~2- February 20, 1936. Mr. Quinn informed Mr. Hoover of the following invitations con- cerning which Mr. Hoover made the following comments: - Invitation from local society ofoeughters of Anexican Revolution WA at Reading, Michigan: No acceptances of state neetings of D. A. Re; offer substitute. ” From Judg@ Reed ‘of Greensboro, North Carolina, for July 7: Cannot Y pake commitments that far in advance; if they wish to communicate with Director ngcrer that date will be glad ta consider it. From}Twelth Century Club of Weshington: Decline. Mr. Quinn recommended that Mr. Clegg be assigned to this. Upon being advised that Mr. Lester would not be in town on the date in question Mr. Hoover approved having Kr. Clegg make this address. - From constable of Bloomington, Illinois who writes that he under- J stands ¢he Director is to make a speaking tour and invites Director to address Kirenis Club of Bloomington” Advise him that his information is incorrect and decline. Mr. Guinn stated that Mr. Newman had been offered. Mr. Hoover approved this. J Fyon lir.j Crenshaw, President of the 5 te Bar of Alabama, to speak before Ptate Bar Association at Birmingham July 5 to July 11s "Decline and offer substitute on grounds of other commitments. From{Indiana Association of Chiefs of Police at Terre Haute for / June 2, 3 and Zi De ecline and offer substitute on grounds of previous commitments. From Francis Biddle who telechoned this morning wanting Director / to speak before Community Charity Drive: Decline on grounds of other commitments and offey substitute. From St. Lowi s\Chamber of Commerce wanting Director to speak Y. gos bee sometime Merch: Decline and offer-substitute. ee “ Fron }JXkiwanig. Club, Eilmington, Deleware: Decline and offer substitute. “ From Fifty-eighth annual convention of thelSheriffs Association, - Waco, Texas; Decline and offer substitute. ere Mr. “uinn adyised that there was being set te the Director the letter addressed to Mré-Smith who wrote in about Mr Purvis in connection with’ Post-Toasties. kr. Hoover stated that he wished the letter phrased to indicate that he bad nothing - to do with what Purvis says. Mr. Quinn read the letter as written anc ir. Hoover approved it.