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November 23, 191;!.
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Directs:
Feder.1J. Bzlreau all Investigation
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&ppE§.¥T.KBd.. in lab . Cleveland Plain Dealer on Ifovzstabei" 23, ..L9:i,Q, L 92»-
relative to an a nouncement of a ::rI*0-*-"rim: of nrote-:.t.io:1 asx;.a1;i_r=¢,<:%. ~ £1 K A ~ ' . _
fire and sabotage in~Q1_Leveland. indu.:=::,x~i;1.1. 1~'L¢.:;t3_ *:,§~; .g;=_§_,1,;,~.§_1*,-,§;_»g._ w. ~
meat being mam by Qirectnr of .Eub.lr;c: 5:1,i;5;.;w ;iL§.,:§<';<l i;."1S;3. ;,. »~1
Ix :Ii if-=> rlwtmi this the progxé---um <:zz§..T.s Eur the g.-roviclizug» Q}: mi {I
mi? the Cl1s*rel:=ntk-,Fire Depart-swntis r»m?: 1:2-'1; -..¢L~:;:1v i1l:~_-:-~ A £3 92
prints of each imgilnrtaaii; pl;-Mt s§r1 :->:"F=_::F1: Lhe ?.,1;,>w; -xi. it-I _
the plant, the lO'3'E£ti. >i1 oi? ifim i@*=:imn1::;_, L,-l*:-,:».",=::.92i;:' .z;P.v:~::s-5, .1.:<1
electrical wiring, meg; provid.ing b§1=: <>1"";;ige;~s of sir:.i.l;n:* ..
in.f0r:1at.i.on ucmsisting oi full dr::;.:;'.~T.p~.;s1.v.a <:;:;:a c:n;:;92r-.;ct-"
inn of the b11il<i.ing;», m:=i>=2-rials usecl in ..;:1:miL@cturi;:3__ o:;;~:~:;'.;=;Ll;," "
explcssives, the sections mi we bu.i.lu,in§: mm-: :;:,¢j;.m.~iL.l is '
stare-:i_, and mat px*ecaa.1.ti.ona;r,3¢ if§!E:Ei1.ii;§3S me ;*l:;rz ntlw tiliiiigqFurthermore the a.tA;-znvciaénce of cl§,1s:<J.:; _'k:=:i.u'<..l_;,- :1;-':>;1::>:c>-ci is;-' '
92Qlevelélnd afevty Cmlntil anal the Cit;*':J ~._*.;;i»2=*i;-_*.** .:.;'t;t:<;:r1%",? §;:r »
the :Lr1st-»111¢ti,<3n in fire iighting, etc. ,. ii-1 :=~r.;.an;:ra:nen emd g;1.1:'»I11s
hired by this plants» V '
Tbs ureau has ha-en. p.ruv*.i<;=»."1~sl;; :1=3vi::+:d of the ;:!rocur-::--
mint of blueprints an-:1 amps o£ xm~;I~.=»>n;; isms:-1~rL:.l =.- on,':¢:1 :1s
the part Di him Ia.lC.i.i1.-ff oii'icars of aha: {ire tlega-::rt;:1»:r1t; vsuch
maps and blueprirxts been Qbt_:_::eai. ;'I*»:1:n tiw farieus fire
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Director, Washington, D. C. November 23, l940
Ontario, will be brought to Cleveland to give lectures on the
subject of sabotage.
It is noted that the first session of the instruction
classes will be held Monday afternoon, November 25, 1940, theprincipal speaker being T. ALFRh} §ETfIG, Conservetion Director
of the National Board of Fire Underwriters. This meeting to be
supplemented later on by members of the Cleveland Police Depert
ment.
It is particularly significant to note the last pira-
graph of the vmiter which states, "If, however, e plant shoild
become stubborn in its refusal to yithhold information, there
are whys of obtaining the infonnetion. Perhaps the most effective
means would be through CARL L;§hITH, Regional Director or the
National Comittee for the Conservation or Vinpower in Defense
Industries. Plants working on government contracts are obliged
to provide SKITH'S committee with information."
The Bureau has been previously informed thnt CAQL L.
SMITH is managing director of the Cleveland Safety Council,
and also his been previously d¬Si§H&Z; as zone director for
region #4, consisting of Michigan, Ohio, Kestern Pennsylvania,
West Virginie, and Kentucky, by the division of Labor 5tand-rds,
United States Department of Labor.
The Bureau was advised by letter dated icptember 25,
1940, that a meeting was held at Dayton, Ohio, sponsored by Lge
Division of Labor Standards, where 2 discucsion took place
concerning the inspections of various industrial plants, and
that if the representatives were refused entrance, or were
refused cooperation in furnishing any iniornation such action
would be reported to the Department of LLDOY! ind e iull time
Department of Libor agents would then mike the insfaction un;el
the authority of the WalshHealey Act. This undoubtedly is the
authority referred to in the last paragraph of the clipping.
Very truly yours,
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5pmCiUl Agent in Thdrje
Enclosure
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100-106
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ABAINSTSABUWE
; save PmlilarcdnessMess Eiisniasgg Cmmnrehen-i
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:1The mu-qt cnmprehwexame progkvim
oi prs:-{canon agamsx iarc and sabo-
-gge {wet set up Ior <1.1c92-'::§and in~
_ ustrial plants in pf;'mt'£ qr war is;
bing de<»'¬lf1p¬ i jointly by 91*! CW!5_sa£e~tvy deparinmnt and industry it-*5
isahf, Safety Direcmr Klimt. 1'-Fess dis-j
Z§r:.=|'!3'1Zi yvsstcrdam. :
Under the pmgram mmrr wris
of which already qui':'i.i;; HBVE hem
i:uigurated_ ir1dL:s£:'i;1}rs£fic;{ais wiw
~ PROVIDE thv Clzwcizmd Eire I394
ip-u;-92.me;nts wnkeng aicm-s, w92rl<.r§
ya Strict "i<.wl¬ and k1~};"' s»t>rwr92¢§-
392§gu;ar;1ni9e. bhxeprims of each :1
p-uant plant hem. Th em plan wi I:
ishow the cmlaia Iilf-fiklil Of. tv Qipkmi: and Um I0z<a92l~m1 Hf Tfii
hydrarwis. shut,-'m' vah,--22. .<<p92 in}i1ingi
s ,.=t.avn1s' and I:kclri<;1l w:;:ini1'-
PROVIDE 1110 <*_1f£i<.¢?92.=92 wiih inf
sczriptimls rs! the <~r1:1;».U921'ii!*s1 nfi; E hukldingf, m:m~=~a.n.< as-sari m§
. asxutzwiuring +~ Qspeciiluf magic»;
gives:-sp§:cific 9.-m:%.i0ns of the mliid-ling where matariak sieved and
what prc<:;2uH>:mary nztrusm-es the;
p1;mL nraw is izxkingz. I
SENU to Cimescs jni::!i§ sprmsorwi
by U11: C§~'."92:¢~.§;Jnri, Saafr-£1! Cum-ii
gmd the safety d¢paa'§n1<*n%. fer i::§
§:=I;rut:i.Enn in firc~!i;{h:ing and?
tscmgblc ~mc0i§n_:;_ wniuhmml and
§12uar¢,.i;< hired by lm p}:mts, '
92 Canadian to Give Icumei
As: pan: Mi am; pin:,'1>". re92-Q-ulirri}
hy Nvsa. J, l92I;92rSh£|ll fécwtt. c».1i¢ff_
;m;@r5h:1l at the Pmvim:-rr Hf Dntm>in.§
§v.-km is cunsidwcd the ms.1s?=!=wiin§?
gm;-an Arnvriczm au1'h0rs%_<>' rm :;ab¬r~
ingv. wiii bi brought in Cir.-uI;|ndT
§t<s giw: ijnuma Eu axuillstrmi. of
hciuls and ihff fire s£upm'lnmm..
3 ,*'92i1 Sn§<ure"miic>:': r92m?;».:t1zr¥ ifflm UV-V.
dausiry wi tsc~in fact. 501? ? M 5 §
a§s"z92a,v_i§' has §.1ec:1-»~rc¢0r<i-I:-:1 H
wakerpram, minrad "'n*ms92cr blur
:>1'i,nts.*" These mans Hiiii be ms j
' ~' the saieiy» department in ca-
Icieratinn with the Nationai B-ward.
in Firs [.Fnde§'92.92.'Iilers and the Ohio:
ii smmtitm Bureau. -
5 ! |'C-nniinwygi an Pagg 73. l.§__1:_:_{z_;_rl3_1i §ii
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ETC -!;,'éT.i'.-'1. Q3, 1940
gc I T Y 0 E P L A*iWiS*§
E mo AGAIN
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teach plzmt in. his district, with the
{u:~.dr?wat.-mdihg that Hwy will be
§u:~nd rmi,92- by him and h§S'$1lp "i.it$$i5
{and clnsely ysuarded. The re-a~=r~n {Hr
with mcrccy nbvitllis. In £92d_ iii.i'c=n.
Chivf James E. Granger will keen
mlcr bi!-IF! 1>r'In9;=- W! -each
CI&w"srI.=:nt§ mdurstria plant.
3 Pmscsiun of these charis W511
gmmbie Cleveland Fire: DE:i3Rr$mr*s92I
>o§i'scial"s- U3 knnw irminataly what;
every important plant leaks liiw,|insid~r2- and ogt, and what aver!;
;§l-ant ::rmLain.s.
Fighting
As Ncss sasdi.
ii yvwsible frmBafcrgs Rand
the plans wili make
the cisspartment in
Faht ail :_vym at tires and o92~"»':I~
Eanrne RH oznergcnrées befre ihf_:>».
in in:=Hy r>m;ur,."
.»*921'Ihm:gh ihv M-'e;'s:g& Y:rem<=.r1
-x ii! Wt have access: to the .nncr~
r-a sec;-cts 1".-f Ciiweizand ':_nd1.:st_r,92'.
-e wiil mist. he e,xc-iuded from 131:.
drrfensrz. ysr§1;;'1'Rm, ,
3 In regular fir-2+ aiinsms. staffing im:ne;i,inLe1;¢,. each ri.e1?>anrs:ma1_mr::n{-
gbm 92>.-iii vhv. gin-"en in.=amzr;~*i~nn 5}:
éhvw in fighi v;=.r§m:$ sorts of £55-55,,
3 nmta¥:¢ ;1< muyzmvsium and :11umE;*.:m*1
zand vmwus ciwmicnls, new 1:t:=,-M
jI£ vsatm were im be used at $u":!§92192
;>§n§us£s-via} fires, axpissinns 9292-92§3u1~t}.fresrlii. '
1 Nnr will aha personm! of imi:;<-
.5-92'~'@"'¢Pir92: 9292f{.!¥1£";=1T.i:1}'?R4 In r<{¥~:EilE1"»n
am the classes {car wan-hn~wr.<_ pI_;m§.<
5-are rm:*c!i92.-mg in S .-'81-i!1rfu';:s$<§21;',§
Fnmnhcrs in=1ruct1n~ns from the {Ema-
prl State; Dcp.3.rtm»::ni, nf LZib11|- _;{g.
».=isi:m mi kabor 5¥>¥l1¬5¥3¥dS, pamphlets
;sErns:=Eng' the "im~p0rirsnr:e nf safe
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mg, ¢.'m.sC:92/aK'itiI'i director at he
EVFS.
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TypedOctober 5, 1942
5 Poms
4 p.m.
MEMORANDUM FOR HR. E. A. TAMI. ,
<'> o // Re: my .402" ' '
While talking with SAC Hennrich on anoth Kk*
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matter, he informed that Eiliott<Ness was down there_ *
Satur ay night;Mhjorglnglesbe,
also an NPA man
were around the
titution, etc.,that he and Johngoods, 0hief, and
there.Chief of the Shore Patrol, and who is
and former chief of police at Roanoke,
county looking over the houses of pros-
and Hess indicated at that time that he
was going to oppose the invacation of the May Act down
John Woods furnished this information to Henn-
rich and he said that Ness was somewhat critical of the
Bureau in that he thought the FBI Agents believed them-
selves to be "super-sleutha". Ness feels he is respons [-
ble for the formulation of the inauguration of the perma-
nent shore patrol and Wood was rather indignant as to this
because he knows that Hess was not responsible.
Ness said he was partially instrumental in that;
that he
along a
advised
garding this matter.
Respectfully,
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:", J 7!"thought his recommendation would be that they go
while before they invoke the any Act. Hennrich
that he is forwarding a letter to the Bureau re-
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Chiei mf Police JQHE Fl HOOQS advised on Qctober Q, lwak,
that Mr. ELLlQT$§§SS, of the Federal Security adminiatration, had called
on him Saturday night, Qctober 3, 1952, and the pUTpO3B of his call was £0
discuss the possibilities of invucatiwn of the Kay Act. Chief hlul;
stated that he tank Bir. £92¥ES$- around to various spots on cm ~:>uts}~:irL.=: mi
thy City of Norfslk and shuwed him the activities in prostitution which
wefe going on. - " 1;, ."'..; "".'.f§ .
HESS advised Chief 'e§OC%IJS that there recéntly was a 5:1e&$.i.r2g~j,'
inT$ashington at which assistant Birestcr E. A. TAKE was present, and that
at thisimting there was discusaed th pessihilities of the invwcation at
the M§§§lct'at Norfolk, Virginia. Chief UQQES said that N233 was to an
extent critical of the Federal» Bureau of lnvaratigation and inuicmei :.n;»_t, the impressicn had been given that the FBI was same sort of super lnvcstigatlve
agency. -
Chief QOQJDS advised also than FITS; i'a2.»*l t=?.1:<.':s f.%':@: ;-I"-H;-imn
that the Federal Sécurity .-idmir1ist*rat.i.on was respazxsible fur o1:t.el.ini=;, = »K»;permanevnt Share I-atrzal which has just been set up in ,§92Ecu~f::3.l< under the cezzzmand
of Lieutenant JAMES F:"l'F§F»OLDSBl, f'=:»mer1.;r Chief Q1 Poliae at Eiarwke,
Virginia, and an NPR graduate. Chief ..C£1iJS sf>a<=u.»:d that h--2 did Ywi
MESS insinuation-in this regard and that Colsnl CHARLES sellxn, ;A£K
Manager of Norfolk, is the c:-ne who was mspsnsiblé lfmé ubcai.ning aids
permanent :5h0ra P&.trol.. _ is V _ L
At, we qmaclusioax 01 the meet.in¢-H, I<;IZ'.'£3 il1:.l.;~::aw~d :;.Z1:s.t>l;c ~
would appase the invaaatinn Q1? the may Act in the v.iciniL_y of '§iorfo3;;~: for me
risason that since t.'he"?ederal Security ;;»:i;n;i'n:Ls»t-ra1%;i+.o»n hm: been:-:-.::tlva- in ; 1
' securing the Shore Pat-rel and. is setting up 8. plan for <==:>pir':g_ with Niel
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see that twhE' Agenis had an opportuniiay to cmntroi r._.he- Si.£U{s.l;i=.;~ ~»:it.v1':<>-.11. 1 .-
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October 22, 19t2
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Washington, D. C.t
Attention: Assistant Director A. Rosen
Re: MAY ACT
Dear Sir:
Chief of Police JOHN F. WOODS, of Norfolk,Virginia, ad~
vised the writer on October 16, 19b2, that he had on that date received
a telephone call from Mr. Emtiotrfhsss, from Washington, and that Mr.
NES3 had advised that the May Act was definitely not going to be in-
voked in the Norfolk area. Mr. NESS requested that arrangements be
made to hold a conference in the office of Chief WOODS on the morning
of October 17th, with Naval officials and with the Public Health
Department, for the purpose of discussing plans for the enforcement
of prostitution laws, This meeting was scheduled for 9:50 A.M.,
October 17th, but Mr. NESS did not appear because of his inability
to obtain transportation to Norfolk, due to flood conditions. Chief
WOODS advised that the discussion at the meeting was merely a "rehssh"
of previous discussions.
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During thsOonvention of the Virginia Police Executives
Association, at Richmond, Virginia, on October 15th, Sr. G. H. MAST,
of the Navy Department, Washington, D. C., was present, and discussed
venereal diseases in the State of Virginia, pointinn out that Virginia
had the unenviable record of having the greatest nunbcr of venereal
disease cases among Navy personnel in the United States.
At that time Chief WOODS addressed the Conference, and the
subject of the invocation of the May Act was brought out. Chief WOQD3
took the position that the invocation of the Hny Act was not necessary,
provided someone would provide adequate facilities for housing the
prostitutes arrested. _ _ _ . -» O
Following Chief WOODS discussion, Mr. OKLN3, of the Depart-
ment of Social Protection, took the floor, and reemphasized the efforts
_A, which that Department ha made to secure space for the housing ofirQ§,1cf1"0RY l :51 V 0 W » his ~:*/ -cégzi ¬:%§ii:?%§ JZ/x// . %::- ¢92niJ9 , Ilx l //'
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convicted prostitutes, and stated he had been in contgct lth them,
§uzean_Q£_Prisons of the Department of Justice, and that he hag_g;:uL
qdvised that the ?oderalwGovernnentlhndlnolmore'hQusinqWfaci1iti§§*_;gg;,,
that they wouldinot he able to take oare ogwthe situation in the ¢y§nt_
thg_§gy AQL_HE§_iD¥QK§Q;_QQiDLihg_QDLWZh&ilike officials et_AlQerHon,WAnest Virginia, have stated that with the addition to their population,
resulting from the invocation of_the May A6; atiCéng;Fores¬fnnE?FortlJ
Bragg, that there_gre no facilities at this time for additional inmates,
Some publicity has resulted in the State of Virginie as a
result of allegations on the part of Dr. MAST, and on the afternoon of
October 15th, a meeting was held at the Naval Operating'Base, at which
there were in attendance representatives of the Office of Naval Intelli-
gence, representatives of the Medical Qepartment of the Navy, YEpfu~
sentatives of the State Health Department, and the Commonwealth's
Attorneys of Norfolk, Norfolk County, Nansemond County, Princess Anne
County, and Portsmouth, Virginia. This conference was held as a result
of the report of Dr. MAST at Richmond, which was made on the morning of
October 15th, and as a result of rumors current in Norfolk at this time
regarding possible invocation of the May Act, and was for the purpose
of bringing to the attention of the Commonwealth's Attorneys the need
for rigid enforcement and to explain to them the fallibility of medical
examinations to determine the presence of venereal dieease.
The above information was furnished to the writer by Dr.
KIMBROUGH, who is the State Health Officer in Charge of Venoreel Disease
Control for the Tidewater area.
On Saturday night, October 1?, 19b2, three tourist cnmps in
Norfolk County, within one ndle of the city limits of Norfolk, were
raided by the>5vy Shore Patrol and the Norfolk Police Fepsrtmwnt, re~
sulting in the arrest of fifty women and 2 number of ery personnel.
These arrests were made as a result of activity on the pert of Adndrel
SIWONS in declaring these places out of h»unds for Navy personnel. At
lggg;higs_in_police Qgnrt host of the yr0sEltut<§l involved yore sfntegggg
to twelve months in jail, and fined¢$5§Q,__
The Bureau will be kept advis~d as to any further develop-
ments along this line.
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attenance appreciate& the 5ureaus ubjectiues and
I nutlined them. Resalutuns were passed cammanding theirector and the Sureau and yr. A. E§}C$tter mks is Secretary nf%he
Assciatian infarmed me that copies were beiwg sent to the Direcar,
Thsre was absolute harmany among the afficers attending this
Sanuention. It was rather interesting, hewevr, to note the reactians
uf the various offieerx ta Chief Special Agen Fesden nf the 8.B,£ G,
Raiirnad wha did a great deal of §0$3§pinQ in the halimaya abaut the
Zepher Train erplnsian case. All the afficers were sf the apinion
éhat Fesden is out to break the case in arder
is quite nerueus and jittery over ths failure
far and it is generaliy felt that he probalgta save face, that he
to sreuk the aase so
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etzcai or unethicai, »n arder to arrzve at same solution mhetsr
true er at.
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Cnnenin with the exceptrcn of Lleutenunt Eolanel Eilliam J funsman
iatrict Eommnnder sf the Nebraska Internal Security Pistrict whohas alwaw heen_frien§iy in ha Eureau.>3 5 l.,'3If992 E l,§ ' I know you will *8 intereatd in learning that Charles J
Hahn, JF. sf fhe Qfice of*Pefvnse Health and Welfare Services,
iashingtun, E. C. {El1i0tfNess outfit! spoke on the prsgram advising
of the sabotage in mar armed forces resulting from venereal diseases.
Ha of csurse praised +he lsader5hip ef Elliat Ness as a law snfarce-*
went officer in aiding te Government's pragram against venereal '
diseases and sailed far the elimination af all local vice csnditina.
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that if they needed help to call upo
heads the local office in Minneapoli
merely rose and took a how. Assista
NPA, OMAHA, Chief of Police Joseph C
and Pete Duchene, Sheriff of North P
Hess outfit in Nebraska was nothing
accomplished absolutely nothing. In
.reference to the Bureau. It gave me
whipped out of his coat pocket a
afered to sponsor and so it was
accepted by the Acting President
e ¢. Railroad. It was obviously
officers in attendance
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fore he had left Omaha.
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er none,
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on the program of pointing out several Federal Statutes within our
jurisdiction which can efectiuely be used in eliminating local vice.
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completed its reports, I yet a great chuckle when Hahn rose from the
floor stating it has been customary at law enforcement meetings to
have a resolution adopted on behalf of Elliot Hess, whereupon he
prepared resolution which no one
sponsored by Hahn himself and
Guy Hobbs, Special Agent of the 0.5
embarrassing to Hahn Because the
d 1 h r kl am tted
Respectfully,
J. J. Ncduiremade quite a stir an Ha n f an y a? i
was determined to get a resolution passed be-
It was passed at once and Hahn left the
meeting. The result was that while he got his resolution the consensus
of opinion among the oficers there was that it was a grandstand slay
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of this intonation available to polioe throuzout the oountry. In title ed» .
neotion he presented to Iajor Dyer a copy of his pamphlet chick had Dem PIG}-
pared by the Federal Security Agency tor dietzibution to police. his pel-
phlet purports to contain advice as to the latest sethods et detection in
this field oi police Iork and I did not have an adequate opportunity te as-
oertsin ite contents. Ilajor Dyer in to receive additional oopiea oi the
panphlot tor distribution to the medical ottioere and I mall snake an attelpt
to obtain a oopy.
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venereal disease rate bop: to decline inaediately spun invooatiua of the I7
act and that decline baa been consistent. Panallel to the declining sate the
umber of new nonthly infections has similarly declined. . ' * .
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and successful cooperative alatioussl police thmuamt the eonatay and
emphasized partials;-1; the oooporetiou we receive tan police in the IQ Act
axon. This was done to counteract the efforts oi lees to eet tinsel! up ae
the liaison between the Federal Seourityageney and the polioe authorities. p_
lees had, as stated above, indicated thsthe had in his possession qoterloainew methods of orine deteotim particularly titted for oountenotiag proetiteph
tion. By indirection I interred that euppresaion of prostitution, tron a hr
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K,o-Z . - ~ -.:.+.e~f .;~ 'I described te the ofiioere the orpnisatiee of the Bureau and its
in brief, and assured than of the mtlmsiastie support by the Bureau efa -<'
venereal disease pzogna as far as it concerns the mreama Joriediotia as
the rederal law safe:-cement agency. . _ V
llr. Howell of the American Social lygiene Association spoke for a inert
and the burden ef his renrko was to the effect that the oalainatioa e
Aaerican social lyese Aseociatiom s thirty-year effort no nos being seen
in a venereal disease program. Hie talk was soaething of a actual admira-
ticn affair, with eaphasie on his can ornisatien. he did eaphasise the
not that inveetiptors of the Aaerioaa Social Hygiene Association were
active in ascertaining vice conditions gnerelly aid that the reports re-
ceived by thea would be nde available to aw venereal disease control H
officer tho would request then. -
During the open foam which oonsuaed appmziaately forty-five aimtea after
the min speakers had finished, various aspects of the venereal disease pro-
graa were brought up by the venereal disease control officers and during the
course of this it aaa possible to further develop the description at the
Bureau's facilities and the organisation. During these questions, we of i
the officers inquired of lajor Dyer if it would be agreeable if infomati¢_ .
in the possession of venereal disease officers indicating possibilities of
ISTA violations should he forwarded to the Bureau zrough official chamela
of the any, or should he forwarded directly to the Bureau field efiioe _
covering the ans. IleJor Dyer stated it would he entirely satisfactory Iitlt
the any if such intonation were forwarded directly by the venereal disease
officer to the local field office of the FBI. it this tine I took occasion
to cement that the Bureau aaintaiued fifty-six field offices throndlout ue
cmtineatal United States and territoriee and that informtion fonarded to
as by any authorities vould receive iaaediate and thorough attention.{V
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