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ee cr a he ig JGH:¢ EDGAR HOOVER = € °é) Tr. Nathan oc. uo Mr. Toilson..—--—-- Mr. Cl@rz...---2--- y DIRECTOR woe , / ofpele * * Mr. Baughman... : : Dibision of Oubestigation ¢ Chief Clerk ...-... . . . i t of * Mr. Coffey ...-----. - a. & Bep Justice mir. Gowley 0. wt! Bashington, B. C. Mr. Edwards... ~ Wr.f£ wwe eeew nes we EAT-eg é "August 3, 1934. Mr. Mars __ 4 \ 3 _ 3, oy Mr. Keith spomeees Raters ie, "3 MEMORANDUM FOR THE DIRECTOR eS a 2% Aled Mr. Cowley and advised him that we had icazo |. ‘american for July 30th entitled "Though Dilli ye faces are red", stating that Dillinger visited the police building at 1121 “8. State St. four times while he was living in Chicago accompanying Polly “ Hamiiton\Keele. I asked whether this had been taken up with the Keele woman and Mr. Cowley stated this had not been done. I toid Mr. Cowley to take it up with her and see whether Dillinger actually was or wes not there. I advised Mr. Cowley thet in one of the other papers there was a statement to the effect that Mrs. Keele, being a waitress,, had to go there for a health examination and Dillinger used to go with her and sit in the waiting room at the police station while she was examined and passed upon. Mr. Cowley stated they will checx this, I also advised Mr. Cowley that the pateego Tribune on July 30th has a photograph of Mrs. 3 Anna\Se ge sitting on the steps ith Sergeant Martin Narkovich and states penots o e pair were found in Mrs. Sage's lat following her hasty departure after the Dillinger killing. I further told Mr. Cowley th e paper there is published a o- v iY photograph of Zarkovich with irs. Sage's son. T_told Mr. Cowley to get an & eyplasation ob thie, if possibles Ur+Cowle stated that this has been W oc admitted; that these photographs were found in her apartment and were taken | several years ago; thet Mrs. Sage has known JarkoVicn tor m years and rom 1920 until about 1 were on very intimate terms; that she does not adnit Tiving with bin snd neither dose ne TOE hid ie orcbebly te aaces that sae was married in 1928 to Sage and her contention is that from 1928 until the present time she has seen but very Ji tile of Zarkovich and Zarkovich says the same thing; that Zarkovich to . Purvis that he wanted him to believe . , G tuet he Hac hea _no oO th her durin ears. T asxea if mre hac told ons with Zarkovich before we found toe pictures and Mr, Cowley sta that she had anda I told Ur, Cowley this vould take care of it then. Se KF dts ves ABER LS Ske care of A men a i170 SEP 1 19 Mr. Cowley advised that some time ago a man naned) Dent who - tated he was going to write an article for thefAmerican Detective magazine, cane to see him; that DeWitt has now written this article and submitted it to Mr. Cowley and wants it returned immediately; that My. Cowley is going to send it to the Division for approval. Mr. Cowley requested that it receive ‘prompt attention when it arrives at the Division and I told him 2200p: “4 @ woul a get it out the same day. Hr. Cowley gtated he vill send it air & + t 41, special delivery tonight and I told him if we get it in the morainDEx .. we will send it back to him tomorrow night. Mr. Cowley asked that we mail it direct to DeWitt and I stated we would do bach fs 3 I told Mr. Cowley that it wes my tmpresaton we “the “American —- | tective mage ne was about to publish a rather disparaging article pe are at. NBO i i Wee eet