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Bind | Mr. Nathan. C 7 O Mr. Toleon._.. Xx Mr. Clege——- Mr. Edwardes. Mr. Sean September 12, 1933. MENOPANDUM OF TELEPHONE CALL. Mr. Keenen inouired whether I would have any objection to th Chicago p2pers taking « photostat of the picture and record of Aiphonse® apone. I cited the instance of the time that one of the New York papers published this meterial and Capone registered a very vigorous protest to the Superin- tenéent of Prisons of whet he called infringing upon his privacy, and Mr, Bates wes rather inCignant thet the photograph and prints hed been given out. I advised thet personally I could see no objection but suggested that he con- tact Mr, Bates before taking any steps in this regard. Mr. Keenan further stated that United States Attorney Hall from Los Angeles had just called at his office and advised that he had received ‘ a telegram from the NPA group in Los Angeles in which it was stated that there is a nuisance racket going on there of people who rent three or four rooms, heve 8 telephone installed, sell NPA stickers and indirectly represent then- 7 selves to hc Govcmoarcnt agents, altnough they do not say in so many words that . y they are. Mr. Hall requested that Mr. Dunn be assigned to bring in these ~ STvldeote t to his office and let him, Mr. Hall, talk with them. I advised Z that personsily I would be gied to so assign tir. Dunn but suggested that he a talk with Mr. Parrish before taking any steps as there hes been cuite a con- B. troversy about NRA investigative jurisdiction and we have been ordered by the & Department to leave all such investigations to the NRA and take no part therein, pet bat thet L0 lu. Tassish gives permission I would be glad to have Mr. Dunn oad cooperate. =) a | |; & ¢ 2 ma _ a a wr ete 4ECORDED % — a Roe way *, & ~ s .NDEXED f= oa ee Oe + SFP 2 11934