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ra —~ ~: ae. ( y + Toney Pid 11/8/53 a Oo . eM : Le ae ea ff _ i . a “pn ‘uvenber 7, 1953 QP was interviewed by “AC and uoerv’sop 1 SHS S, bot, She was asked for the basis of her allega- tivuts Gvainst the sersonal charmicter of tie Tirector, She said she rv co basis for such allepations ot! r than hears-y. She was told i ony urcertain terms that her revetition uf sucn comoletely unfounded » -veations were not appreciates, either by Mr. Huovr or his associates in the ".B.". She was instructed to discontinue such practice. wos obviously 4 psychopathic, but it mifht be said that she appeared te .¢ Wicious, vindictive, and revengeful and would stop at nothing t: obtain her objective, -he is possessad with an chgession concerning Cwrunisn and anyone who does not see eye to eye with her views will be ey tect to her wrath. ‘he appeared calm durine the interview but her sentences were connected and her conversation renurully was iiloricel. She stated tht she would no lonrer submit her renorts concerning Com unism to the “.B.7, and when she was told this was perfectly all right, she venare) to be severely taken back, “he then entered a mild plea to ev t'nue receiving her reports. On the evening of November 6, 1953 GRP cullei the Los ‘nreles Office and stated that she resented the vivit of Hr. DAY and myself, and that she did not like being pushed ar ovwderiwis voine to write to the President or Mr. HOOVER. There is no doubt in my min? concerning the type of letter thot QP wii: write conceming the interview. There was no doubt in ker mind that her statements were in no way appreciated, but it nicht be said that the dignity of the Bureau was upheld at all times, n> that GRP was treatet as a lacy. , JP PELE ahlet eta Sure & : L2 “EC i 1905 tr we ne an papas Mine emai te mn ey TET moms