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anh oy November %, 1963 . DS LOSE ~ =: made by CT i C* hcR. ROSEN! te. « by Rowe Task Force : oa, BB SUuttvan Date 48°97 On October 28, 1063, the Attorney General called at my office and discussed @ nucber of matters. £ The first matter discugesed was the Bobby Eaker case and its we a various ramifications. Linformod the Attoraey General that we were “ daily receiving meworanda from the Crininal Division of the Department Fe ky asking for additional investigations snd we had given this particular matter — top priority. 1 stated there was no dount that Buber had beon aseoclating with most undesirable characters here ja ‘* ashington and other parte of the country. J stated that of course the Cureay was looiting into two specific aspects of the case; namely, the conllict of interest and any fraud which be may have perpetrated in-disburssi.cit of funds at the Capitol. We then discussed the Llicn “oxwetsch case. I outlined to the Attoracy General the detalls of this situation and the ramifications of it. SIE erp ENT ey I told him about the conversation that i had had with the President on the preceding Sunday by phone in which the President expresscd concern about the possible involvement of personnel at the White Eouse. I stated that we had immediately interviewed the Rometsch woman, who ts now living in Cologne, Germany, and had obtained a written statement from her stating that she had had no relationa with anyone on the White House staff. ladviged the Attorney General that she had declined to give the names of any of her clients. I stated thet tae so:ce attitude had beca taken 4 pee ey the other women who had been in the so-callad “call girl” operation, ox aithough one of the women had admitted as having as clients tea or twelve DeLoach | fe fe foe 7 22 NOV 121963 4 ae NOT HE: Selliven ., 199 AV 12 ts Holmes ee ee Condy war roow CJ reverrpe unr 3 . ?