JOURNAL OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL MONDAY 15 SEPTEMBER 1947

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP91-00682R000100040060-4
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: December 12, 2016
• Document Release Date: August 10, 2001
• Sequence Number: 60
• Publication Date: September 15, 1947
• Content Type: NOTES

Approved For R ~fift2gg1k' aLbgiA 191-00682R000100040060-4
STATINTL 1. Interviewed at the request of (The '4TMTtNTL
tor had asked that she be shown every courtesy, and she had expressed an interest in
Legislative Liaison). Explained that there is no opening in LL, and arranged appoint-
STATINTLnent in ORE with ?
2. Received call from Col. Phil Strong, State Dept., re application of Miss
STATIN whom State Dept. had been forced to let go, much to their regret. Spoke
STATINTIho and also to who is to ask 'to see her application. STATINTL
STAtI'Nl or a as elevator operator or guard. He-is to fill out 57's and come in
this afternoon.
STATINT 4. Met with and Joseph E. Winslow, Bureau of the Budget, regarding
Information to be furnished the Flanders subcommittee of the Senate Civil Service Com-
mittee regarding the raising of ceilings on Federal positions. It was agreed that
limited data on certain positions could be furnished in accordance with Committee
requests.
5. Received call from Mr. Hefner, office of Senator Wiley, (R., Wisc.), re
Informed them that the outlook is not promising, but that
STATINTLwwee will let t)%Vpr I@X 4_4200WF2/05 -3RbP9r1q( 68 000100040060-4
(over)
Received call from Miss Herndon, office of Senator Kilgore, re possible job
 Approved For Release 2001/12/05: CIA RDP91-00682R000100040060-4
STATINYL 6. Received word from saying that he had received calls from Rep.
STATINTLGeorge Bender, (R.,O, Called Mrs. Bower,, the Sena-
tor's secretary and say that prospects had not
seemed good to date so far as the Personnel picture was concerned, but that we
STATINTLwould do our best. Called in Personnel to ask that the case be very care-
STATINTLfu11y re-shopped in the event that was on the verge of.being rejected.
7. Mrs. Bradshaw, office of Senator Harry F. Byrd, (D., Va.), desired infor-
mation as to the status of SSU. The Executive Order number was furnished her, and
she was informed that SSU had been liquidated after its transfer to the War Depart-
ment. She stated that the matter was of interest to the Senator as the property
of one of his constituents was in the process of being condemned for SSU use. Mr.
STATINTLHouston and have been so informed.
STATINTL 8. came in prior to his 1500 a ointment with the Director.
while he was here, c ec M eon the application of and discovered tha TATINTL
STATINTL preferred to take the State Dept. Job rather than wait for processing at
STATINTL CIG.
Approved For Release 2001/12/05 : CIA-RDP91-00682R000100040060-4