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JOHN EDGAR HOOVER . / oy DTRECTOR * Toh. rt ~~ oi _ ji 7 se wees Hederal Burews vf Sus ot + Pe, ny x. S. Bepariment of justice yi -* Mashington, B.C. foo- February 21, 1936 a kK ay Time: 10:30 A.M, fn P ui" MEMORANDUM af ee cA pot Conversation of Mr. Quinn with Director. fir. Quinn advised the Director of the telegram received from ye McKean who stated that Billy¥Keefe unexnectedly took a turn for the worse and died this morning at 2:00 ofclock in Boston. Mr. Hoover instructed ir. ‘Sdinn = . ¥4 to prepare a wire to be sent out over the Director's name and to See that — fs _ ~ Foner are ordered. benim rT / } og With regard to the letter, sr. Quinn stated thet Mr. Suydam drafted 7 the letter himself. Mr. Quinn injuired if it should be oresared in the f+ regular form and forwarded to him, Mr. Hoover, and ir. Hoover stated that Pa this would be all right. Mr. Quinn advised of a memorandum directed to him by ir. Suydam stating that the Attorney General would like to have tabla ae an American ae ie correspondent for a Paris paper, go through on a speciahiweour at 11:15 AM. 4. Er. Hoover approved this. > Mr. Quinn advised of a letter from Mr -AShe2don of thef National : mA Crime Prevention Institute of New York stating that he would lise to have of na the Director speak there on March 11, 1936. Mr. Hoover instructed Mr. Quinn oo ae to advise Mr, Sheldon that his commitments will not oermit him to accept o.. and not to offer a substitute. Mr. cuinn advised further of a letter from k Lit » “flamby of the|Kiwanis ¢ Cluo ofpWilmington stating they are very anxious to nave tae Director and have inStructed the Chairnan of the Committee to hold open the last two Wednesdays in June and the entire moath of July. Hoover instructed Mr. Quinn to advise them that. he aporeciates tueir nese eee ae wal” 9 . but ne cannot commit himself this far ahead. bb 4¥Ib0— = & REOORDAD Say reo _ “1965 r “8 \