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£ . PEF:SEL New York, KN. Y. April 8, 1939. Director, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Washington, dD. Ge \ Dear Sirs: Reference is made to your letter of April 5, 1939, instructing that I personally furnished to United “ 4 C States he : Vag viduals incInding | LTC 7 I have talked with ¥r. Cahill concerning this matter and furnished him with the details supplied by \ylu as outlined in my letter to you of April L7 c ; 6 informed Mr. Cahill tha ad in fact been furnished with an autographed photo you several years ago and that, of course, a large number of persons had received such photographs at their request. Mr. Cahill stated that from the facts which I had furnished there was no indic. ation whatever of a violation of any Federal Statute and I particularly pointed out to him that you wanted to be sure that he thoroughly understood that you had no interest what— ever in an: than you would have in.the subject 7 C of any owe nvestigation. Mr. Cahill stated, to use | poeta nanny his exact words, "I wouldn't pay any attention to that at all. It amounts to absolutely nothing.* .., Very truly yours, & a er, BDEXED a wr Lo ae een ng Bae P. OE. FOXWORTH, Inspector,