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OCR Page 1 of 9CO SUMMARY
Washington, D. C.
August 6, 1945
8:47am TOM CORCORAN to JOHN SERVICE.
C--I know the rule about disclosing what goes on in places--but
I've just got back. We checked with the A.G. and under-
stand that you are all right. Do you feel you are?
S--Yes.
C--Have you any idea when it will be formally said you are?
S--No. I don't know how much more I have to do with the case
after they finish with me. I'll probably be in there all
day today, then I don't know how much more they have--
C--O.K. He still tells me to tell you not to worry.
S--I helped pretty good the other day.
C--O.K. Goodbye.
S--Goodbye.
8:52am
TOM CORCORAN to Mr. (ALFRED T.) HOBSON at the RFC.
C--I got a little note from DOUGLAS I'll send over to you. Did
you notice the attack on JOHN SNYDER (OWM & R) the other
day?
H--Yes.
C--Well, that's exactly the kind of a thing that you would expect--
That's that same NATHAN.
H--I talked to JOHN about it.
C--If ever he needed a tail gunner, he needs it now. And he needs
a tail gunner we're talking about.
H--I know, Tom. But he talked about that too, and he doesn't
know whether to trust JOE or not. When he goes to the War
Department and finds out JOE--this is JOHN-- and finds out
JOE has told them just the opposite of what he's told JOHN.
JOHN doesn't know which side JOE is on.
C--JOE's with whomever he's with.
H--That's what I told him. JOHN said how can I make up my mind
to that? And I said that I would be very surprised if JOE
is playing both ends against the middle.
C--No. He is not. But JOE's over as the army man now. He's
CLAY's man. What you're to do, is to make him your man.
H--That's what I told JOHN in effect. That's what worried him.
He needs him, but he's not sure of just what team JOE's
playing on. And if there's any way that I can assure him
I told JOHN that TOM knows JOE better than anybody; and if
you felt like talking to him about it, to get the thing
clarified, and it's been talked about. JOE told me that it
was an inside job.
C--Sure. It's obvious as hell to me.
H--That's what I told JOHN and he wanted to know whether JOE knew
(DREW) PEARSON or not.
C--He knows him, but I'm sure he's never been near PEARSON
But he can help.
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