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a -2= Conv. of Mr. Hoover and os 7 Mr. Quinn, 2/19/36. to speak on the radio and to write the introduction; that Mr. Hoover had told Mr. Wilkinson the Department would probably not-approve the speech and that - he was not in any position to say yes or no to the introduction. Mr. Hoover told Mr. Quinn to tell Mr. Suydam that he thought personally thet both requests should be refused. Kr. Quinn stated Mr. Suydam advised Mr. Wilkinson also wished photos of the Lab and I.0.'s; Mr. Hoover told Mr. Quinn to tell Mr. Suydem that he, Mr. Hoover would do whatever Mr. Suydam said in such matters. Mr. Quinn stated Mr. Suydam advised Mr. Collier had asked him about Ms Hoover writing a letter merely to be shown to the publishers; that he Mr. Suydam had no objection. Mr. Hoover told Mr. Quinn to tell Mr. Suydam that the matter would ~ be handled according the his, Mr. Suydam's judgment. “Mr. Quinn stated that cor X Bicaie had called this morning on the tele- phone and stated that newspaper men had questioned him and wished to obtain aparoval before talking about the Bureau; Mr. Quinn stated the Colonel made requests to use a photograph taken in the Director's office and to praise the Bureau in general and the Director in particular and injuired about mentioning the Lindbergh case. Ms Hoover told Mr. Quinn to call Colonel Biddle and teil him the Director states it is all right for him to go ahead with his requests but that it would be better not mention the Lindbergh case; that the Director would be glad to talk to him on the telephone if he so desires and that the Director would be proud to have hin makeany statement he wished. i. Quinn stated he had talked to Mr. Nathan about the car at Miami and he knows nothing about it. Mr. Quinn stated he had talked to Mrs. Cummings who is the reporter who is going to write the story for the Washington Post3 that she hes been given relessea and is going on a tour.