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Hr. Tolson advises of call from Mr. Whitley
to Mr. Quinn.
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NYC will be at the Ambassador Hotel and wolld
like to confer with Qr. Hoover this evening or
tomorrow morning. That so much commendatimn has
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enlarge and continue etc.
A memorandum is being submitted by Mr.Quinn.
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if Mr. Whitley called from New York to state that
Mr. Martin Hooney, o reporter for THE AMLRICAN, had written a series
of articles 2 originally! and that they hd gone over so well that
Mr. Hearst had inetructed Mooney to come to Washington to see the
Director relntive to getting more materiel in order to extend the
series.
' Mr. Mooney informed Mr. Whitley that he would
be leaving New York in about an hour; that he would arrive in
Washington tonight and planned to see the Director the first thing
in the morning. r. Mooney plans to stay at The Ambassador.
The reaction to the above series of articles has been splendid and
THE NFW YQRK LUFRIUAH is very enthusiastic ab ut an extension of the
same.
Yr. Thitley olso Stated that a Mr. Rue, a feature
writer for the NF? YORK DAILY NE?S,hod stopped in and stated that
he had written a L,OOO word nrticle which will be published in the
Sunday edition of the NEtS on July 14. He indicated that it was very
comulimentsrv and hitlev states that this writer is s friend of the. 0 0 _
Bureau and would not Knowinzly write an"thing that was not comolimentart.92929292 Vr. WEit1ey stttes that this otper hns the widest circulation in
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sai that inasmuch as he cuuld not posaihly
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them but that Mr. Menney hai
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< MEMORANDUM FUR ER. TOLSON
cu an eltorial by Francis/O'Malley, on
Page 5, dealing with he activities of the Bureau, and
"The92'Perfect' Snatch", a fiction story dealing with the
solving of a kidzzaping case by G-kien, on Page 6.
i> This p1bli&tiOn may be sent to the files.C "G-Men" for Oc her, 1955, is a new publication
wherein is set t "
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JGNTENTS
The G-Man . . . . . . . , . . . ... . Francis OMa§1ey.. . . .. . , , . . . . . . . . . . . . .¢ . ._ . 5
{An Editnria}
The "Perfect""Snatch John Devlin . . . . . . . . . . . E . , . _ . . . . . . , . 6
Fiction!
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lltlracllvelilfls-Mnazis;YaI1|e Ind: Quack Buy Sales
This beaulllul, sparkling Early American Crystal glassComport looks valuable and ll ls. Even bousewile ap-preciaues it and la consumed with the desire to possessone. Then the second rm or a $1.55 Photo Enlargementcoupon ls something that any member oi the family canappreciate and use. You give these Marvelous zine withll bottles of G. F. I'ost.er'a Famous Pure Food Flavors for89:. a tremendous value in itself. This consists oi 8 oz.Famous Vanilla Flavor, 8 oz. Lemon Flavor, 4 oz. AlmondFlavor. 4 oz. Oran: Flavor. These are the some deliciousnon-alcoholic pure food avors, guaranteed Beat andFreeze proof and Trlnle Strength, that have made thename of G. F. Foster iamous among American housewives.This ls truly called the creates! Feel Flavor Bargain caEarln. with the two wonderful gifts included, ll: aknockout, a whirlwind seller, an all time money makingrecord breaker. The whole deal complete, double gift:and all. wet you only 49¢. You sell for 99¢ and Make100% Prot. No wonder G. 1-. Foster salespeople nd'" ' it easy to hand out 2 or 3 dozen deals in a day and
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G. F. FOSTER SALESPEOPLE Are Always Top Money Makers
To be s ember of the . . Foster 0 anlsstlon or sneer. oellers means lmuwal owonumtr to make money Anmzndi merchan-duim eognc. Amuin: §o¢§m Deals. $14 In-om my ulemeenle are a hllllt with mun Tb amlzinz Double Om Dent is merelyone oi llbslera aooclacular nlooeuaea. The whole G. F. Foster line of more than 150 tut IQLUIIJ home necessities and oombi.-onionmm}; |; h-5 by mg bani G, r, Fgtgf pqlpy ml-1 mg [ales bdp and cooneration F4428 giva. ner! H196 vwwle, new mnnngcm.and dismuunon ihe :1-eaten Money Malina onoortnnitr ln on-en aeilinan sun today by senoina a $1.00 oevoolt for the Underme Arm K containing the Complete Double mt Deal. This 81.00 will be refunded lo you as aoon so you have ordered 2 dozen Dealsmore. elre mu deal n few dag! will and ll son can't honestly any We the binen Money aux" and easiest. mun aeller sou emow: amid back sour kn ssa 'n remnd your ceweil. Ir rm xrelrn Wle WY F115! dew"-*
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TRUCK OWNERS BUY ON DEMONSTRATION!
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92THE G-MAN
By FRANCIS OMALLEY
L _ if:-$'". _ T , :7 r I r _I
It is a far cry from the snoop-
ing Prohibition Agent of the
Volstead period to the present
era of G-Lian. As far apart as a
dobe shack in Chihushua and a
Park Avenue penthouse, they
are. The former was looked
upon with contempt and con-
demned for his methods; the lat-
ter is hailed as a public hero and
benefactor. Where the Prohibi-
tion Agent was suspected of be-
ing in cahoots with the big
bootleggers and racketeers the
G-Man is known to be without
blemish-a hard, relentless,
shrewd criminal chaser whom no
one can reach with bribes or
to bring political pressure to
bear upon him. He is alone,
without fear of stepping on the
wrong toes, supreme.
What has brought about this
change in public sentiment?
What cause, almost over-night,
effected this complete about-
face? Surely, there must be
some factor which is responsible
for the bringing of the govern~
ment agent out of the shadows to
enjoy the direct rays oi the sun.
It is the opinion of the writer
that one thing and one thing
alone is responsible for all this.
It is the appointment of J. Edgar
Hoover as chief of the Depart»
ment of Justice. For, it is a well
known fact that this department
was oundering around in the
depths of the mire until Hoover
was placed in the chiet"s chair.
And then the fun began.
Kidnapping was ourishing
all over the land, with local
police unable to cope with the
criminals. State lines created
almost insurmountable barriers
for police to carry while these
same state lines provided havens
of refuge to the criminals. But
this did not last long.
At the insistence of Hoover,
Congress made a law that assoon as criminals perpetrating a
crime in one state crossed the
border of that state that crime
became the business of the
United States Departme'nt~ of
Justice. No more red tape; no
more protracted ghts over ex-
tradition; no more loss of time
in waiting until the police of the
second state learned all the de-
tails of the crime before going
into action. Some states have
laws which will not permit the
G-Men to come into a case until
eight days after the commission
of the crime. But even in this
case the G~.92len are quietly look~
mg over the ground so that the
moment the eight clays are up
they can jump right in without
losing precious moments.
And that is how so many 1113-
jor kidnappings have been
solved. Out oi twenty-eight cases
since the G4-Men got permission
to enter the eld, they have
broken lVt' l'li}'SlX.. And they
arc still 9292'nrkl!|;: on the other
two. l,ilti~ the vntlailnl Yard and
Canadian Mounted, they keep
right on until they get their man.
The record for arrest and con~
victior. was in the very recent
9292'eycrhanscr case. After less
than a week since tho release of
the llil1¬*-§'t3l~0lt.l scion to the
9292'oy<-rl1auscr_ timber fortune two
of the criminals were appre-
hended and $115,000 Oi the
$200,l! l ! lan.som recovered. The
third member of the gang which
snatched the boy is--at this
9292riting'ncatl_v surrounclecl and
it is only a matter oi time before
he will be taken into custody.
Funny thing about these G-
llenz Up to very recently they
were not allowed to carry guns!
They had to face all sorts of
criminals armed to the teeth
while they, themselves, had noth-
in,<.>; but their bare hands. Now,
however. again at the insistence
pof Mr. Hoover, they can meet
the gangsters on their own terms
with sub-machine guns, pis-
tols, automatics and shotguns
And no criminal has been able
to get out of their range once
they opened up. Remember Dil-
linger! And Bonny Parker?
And-oh, so many others?
Looking at most of these
super-sleuths you never would
think of them as themost relent-
less of the country's guardians
of the peace. The reason for this
is that most of them did not start
out to be cops. The great
majority of these men are law
graduates who were induced to
enter the government service.
They are young, lithe, agile men
who were taught to shoot and
shoot straight. Why, do I hear,
law graduates? Y92'ell it is like
this:
Astute J. Edgar Hoover knew
that a man, going on a case, must
know what to look for. He just
cant go out blind and hope to
stumble upon the culprits. So, in
order to nd link after link and
know how to forge these links
into a continuous chain, they
r-st must know what constitutes
evidence. They must know what
material is needed to bring about
a conviction. In short, they must
know when they find a clue if it
a clue and when they nd a hit
of evidence whether it is the kind
of thing the courts will uphold or
look upon as immaterial and
irrelevant.
So, no wonder, then, that they
get such marvelous results. They
are legally trained, intelligent
young men, and as such avoid
many of the pitfalls and red tape
that ordinary policemen get
themselves enmeshed.
More power to them. They are
G-Men, but even before that
they are MEN!
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By JOHN DEVLIN
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George Hughes, G-Man, had
just been assigned to the Wacker
case. The words of his chief
were still ringing in his ears.
Go easy, he had said. The
safety of the infant is rst-hut
get them! No orders; just han-
dle the case anyway you want
but get the snatchers!
As he drove out to the Wacker
home in the suburbs of New
York he mentally reviewed what
was known of the case. A two-
year-old child, the only son of
the wealthy Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Wacker, was sleeping in his
little crib in an upstairs room.
Only Mrs. Wacker was at home.
According to reports, she had
heard a slight noise upstairs at
about eight oclock, but didnt
think anything of it at the time.
9292'hen, at ten, she went up to see
it the child was covered she
found the crib without an occu-
pant. At just that time 9292'illiani
9292'acker came home, and hyste1-i-
c-ally, she told her husband. He
innnediately int'ormed the police
about it. The next £l8.!'-}eSle1-
day-they received a note de-
manding a ransom of $35,000 for
the child 's return and a warning
to not bring in the police if they
valued the child's life. It also
told them that the moment they
had the money they should ad-
vertise in the local paper that
they were ready.
And now it was up to George
Hughes. He must work in the
dark for he must not jeopardize
the cl1ilds safety, and yet must
get on the criminals trail imme-
diately.At length he arrived at the
palatial home. He was imme-
diately brought in to the living
room where Mrs. Wacker was
beside herself with grief. Her
husbands eyes, alone, showed
the strain of a fretful two days
vigil. One look at his face and
Hughes read of his strong char-
acte-rgood mind, strong will,
and honest. Mrs. Wat-ker was
just the typical pretty girl-
pretty and that s all, but Hughes
felt for her in her grief.
Tell me what you know, he
asked of her. But she didnt add
anything to what he already
knew.
A minute search of the bab_92"s
room and the stairs and door
revealed nothing. The grounds
proved void of clues, too. The
big question in Hughes mind
was: How did the kidnapper get
in? The door showed no marks
of forcing: the servants en-
trance was locked from the in-
siue; and in either case, if the
kidnapper had gained entrance
through these doors he would
have had to pass the living-rooir
door where Mrs. Wacker had
been: there were no marks of a
ladder in the ower beds outside
the window-no footprints in
the soft earth. How then, did
the baby leave? That, Hughes
thought, would bring a great
deal of light upon the situation.
Well, he nally told the un-
happy couple, well have to
wait. How long will you be get-
ting the necessary money? he
then asked of Mr. Wacker. They have given me four
days, he said. 1ll have it by
then.
Fine, then youll put the ad
in the paper as they said. Mean-
while, Ill be looking around.
And so he left.
The next two days he spent in
checking the movements of all
the servants-but found nothing
of interest. It looked as though
no matter where he turned he
niet up with a blank wall. Men
of the underworld to whom he
turned for information knew
nothing. Maybe its an ama-
chure, Big Nose 'orvello, big
boss of local vice and under-
world told him. And so it looked
to Hughes.
On the fourth day William"
Wacker inserted the ad we are
ready. The next morning an-
other note came to the house
with a local postmark. It told
them that the mone}'-all in fives,
tens and twentieswas to be
wrapped in two packages and
dropped from a car at a point
two hundred yards north of the
intersection of the Bronx River
Parkway and Fleetwood Avenue
at nine 0clock the next evening.
Come alone, Mr. Wacker," it
said, and no tricks. After you
throw out the packages step on
the gas and keep going--or it
will be too bad for you-know
whom.
Hughes read and re-read the
note. The thing that struck him
was the fact that though the
writing was in an almost illegi-
ble scrawl the English was per-
feet.
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Illiterat ywrsans did atsay fur Wham ; theysay fer who. Ubviuus , it
was 8- dieguiseai hand. He tank
the rmie-s and hmught {hem to
he armlyzed. Handwriting e:~:~
parts might give him something
in work on.
At nine o'clock of the fourth
day Mr. Wacker drove to the
the appointed spot and threwv
out the bxméies vi maney and,
f<1:110wing the instructions,
stepped on the gas and kept gu-
ing. than dwve bank heme tn
await the return cf the baby.-
The fnlhz-wing warning anather
note: came in the distracted paw
eats tailing them xat they wouki
nd their baby somewhere on
Central Avenzie near the high
séhoal after three 0c10ck that
afternoon. And he was-. In a. iii-
tle grassy spui inst nurth of the
ache-+11 he was found-~»th@ belt oi
his livttle suit tied £41 a railing, in
p.re*92*m1§ him from walking awn 3'.
l¬at111*1»a51y, the parents 92x'ere*
nver§n;a'<ed: they didn't. lY$11"¬',
now, ii zhe 3-:idn.appm~ was?
cauglat nr nut. But nut am
George- }i11ghL-s, G~.Ma21. Hi.»
wurk was just starting. ?¬n92r hw
eauhri go atjlis wm--: without
fear of hurting lite Ru!:
Wanker.
The ibiiowing week saw Mrs.
Wacker once mpore at hm usual
routine of bridge parties, teas,
aux. Her lYH"ini1'92 "I was once more
the .e111.turm92§ manner 01$ a lady
burn. Wherzever Hughes same tn
her furé ini'mmati0n r 10 tail Iwr
haw he was progre-ssirlg sh? ah
¬E&}$ tur*m,~cI to him with the
ans*<92'1+r that sin: was nu Sanger
§11ter'est:»d: that {ha 1emr of
{he baby was all that ma'tts~rs-d.
When Huglms asked tn gu
ihrnugh the romns again for
smne pessiie chm whih had
been averiomked she mm him
that all the rr.~on1s-é had been game
over very thw-au.gh15»' since the
crime and that nmhing could,
therefme, be found. But that
1-'>.f'term.~<:sn, after she had ifi for
a bridge party, Hughes iet him-
szeif in with a ska-.1et0n key. He
riid mt have ta» fear for the chiki.and its gnverness were out and
the c-Bk was Shopping. Every
ro0m.ag;ain was gone over--~even
the garbage can, Nathing was
found, bui in the waste paper bin
nes.r~ {he hot-waier heater in the
cellar Hughes pielkeei up a gziece
f paper. It was a note telling
tv-he emxk ta have Fiilet. Mignon
for dinner. Hughes looked at it
casually and than put it in his
pocket, Ciant overlook any-
thing, he nmsed, when you
have mzthing in 102%. 1"
At his aice, next 6&3, he was.
reading a repm-t from the Emanci-
writing experts. Walk, 1'11 he §8~IfflI19d I he
e:~:<~1airned.. After a m0ment:s_
thrmght he went on, this time in
himse-If. And yet it begins to
check up. Yep! It +:~hec.ks, all
right. with the iniurxlmtion ]lve
picked up. If I hav:In@i: heién such
a foul, Pd have hit it before.
That afternnonhe sailed Mr.
Washer at hia. niee.
eing to be homé t011ight P
he asked. W11jr»~»»}'es1.
All right, then. 1'11 he m'e:"..
Any r1s>"s92'r=?
Yes. 1 think so. Tell: yuu
huut it thr»n.
At" eighi s;:r;-imrk that evvnim:
he vwni Us the s92'aPiu~r hrmw.
Mrs. Wa::ker x92§1>= getiirag ready
to heave far am.»-t11e>r of her
bridgvs. Dam you think Fm: ::<¥;m1!<i
=:-lay :0 listen tn whzx*<._Ix1'.r. 1-{"ughs1s=.
has to sz=1}', ti.~'1I§ing? askeal hm"
h11.<;bami.
Cbh, I don t think t}*=i>re$ an}:~
thing sf much i'meMre>.st," she an-
s92ver£*d. Anywayr, y0u§l Vte
nle ai} about it.
A3 t.hat Hughes walked aver
to her. Are you sure t.hver&:
isnii anything of im.er¬-st. in
whaf I have ta say- to you?
His voice was low, yet them was
a certain threat in it.
Whs:u. do ymx m@an! Her
face was livid.
I mean, rs. 92Ya¢3§-:93, that
$011 am under a'rre%si for the
kidnapping sf your mx n 1;-M1111!
He~re, here, Wanker calm
aver. L T}1ats a serious c;-ha:-greV jg, iis _ri<ii*cuIou$i~ _
*_ Gil, nu it isnt, Y¬a<:ker,'"*
Hughes said. - .1 was siruck
Lrighii a &§ with the thmzght {hat
thera had to inside heip. You
see there was no way in get -in
DI {mi 0f .the'hm1se xnhaut .Mra.
Waaker se<3ing_ sminxe-t.hmg. L-Ya
nger prints; inn isms 01' win-
daws jimmied; rm footsteps
either in GI 011: 0f thii house.
B11: who» it was I i§d.nt kmw.
Tha s.<z-1".-"ants eiaecksd an right,
so they couidnt have been in an
it. I knew that M rs. 9292aeker had
doing a km af vbridge play
ing but I didrt nd anything,
there.~ih-at is until this morn-
ing. Ar1}_"wa} , I kmlw that an
edueatéeé person was the crimi-
nal and used ":1 disjguised ham} is
write the noies. My"hand9292r1iting;_
experts, who exanrined theni,
said that the}? were m1d0s1i>ie~d%3"
written with the k--Ft hand. It
w&:s__§festerda}: that I f'o~umi 11 ..<;£.i;>
0? paper in ize wame 1?.iuunzsta»irs
and I hm} it f1:81§Zi3'{1. T.1li,.*_i'£*
were m*rt*a§n p<»<*113ia1iii1*s in it;
that h&'{.'}¬&'i192k'i"I}lI1lE Imi.&.<$. }cl92~¢m
thmaizh tiiw {mites were dmw with
the left }1and the Riii1'ia~pj§£'1
srnuid uni hide the whar¢1:-.I41*;~isiic-;<
ui hm r<.>gu§:=1r m-iting. The m~.u;»i-
Vtai F am} n.» small n espv»
iali I Eikt-ii §-mu wok 92.'}.in5£=
writing: it x92'§is and siw mm me.
ii was Rik-:=. 9292'a¢ke.rs. But v.h.<.xt
She '92s'ante¢l to get that nmm=j»
for I didzft kmw. 5;, t0 ia;.- I
startm checking Ahvr nmvenmnt:s
Tlmsle hri=t3;j:e= ;pa:*ti¢-s. 1 found
that she rLea¥i3- went to tbs
hriaiges. but she zwwr em}-@:-Q
iong. She mere-1} *§_=1.ayerl a c0u_~
}1§£* mi rubbs-rs and then heft. I
ehe=eke"~d with ali ihe cah drivem
and Learned iat a lmmher of
them: tank Mm. 92Ya-chm" to {ha
Parisian f.a$inn. *111ere-iiaarneri
-with éiicuiiy, 11% an1rnic»»~
that Mrs. VFac1<er iplagcrd the
muetie naachines. In fast,
Straumbns, the cwner naliy
shm92*ed me Ifs amounting tr»
aver *92».'}1ieh }'<:~ur wiL§.'V§r
had givreri l1.i.m9292'ith§n the i?.$t six
lmnths. In faa:-t he was 'p!P59i1§§
her for the mnnegr.yiu_re making. And, w-hays
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Stengrlnhyz Training In me new Iuperlor my Ichine shorthand. Stenozypy.
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enfetl to tell you if she didnt pay
up right away. Of course she
know she could not get that much
lnoney from _92"o.1 without felling
you all about it so she thought
shed kidnap Roy. .92'o one would
suspect her. And thats what
she did.
Hughes stopped and looked at
the woman, who now was as pale
as a ghost and trembling as if
frmn the ague-.
"Tho only thing I d0nt know
is 9292'llE-l£ she kept the child. . . .
Will you tell me what you did Y
The misv1'ahl * woman cringml
with fear. I rlidnt mean any
harm. she kept repeating 0v.er
and owr. There really 92vasnt
an_92'thing.: wrong. I just had to
got that lnoney. ., . . I rented a
littlo apartment up in White
llaim and hirml an igllorant
9292"<nn.nn to take <-arv 01' him. I
km-xv .<ln- could not road so slwkl
m»92'¢~r l92'n<»9292" about thr.--tlw klll-~
ll}l]>lll_£{. .92'lu-tln>u;:l1t that I had
tol<-z192'¢~ town for a fl-9292' <la}:.92" and
lhal'>= 9292h_92" .~=hu lid not .wL- nu-
rlurimx Il1n.~v liw <lay.<. I c-allml
ln-1' up Iln-e utln-r lay and Illlil
hvr to h:'in;_' lloy to tho spot
9292'lH*1'~* hv 9292z1.~ lmnnl. I told he-1'
that I 9292"antml t<>.~"w_1l92i1nlm1 that
I 92ll<l|1'1 9292'i.~'h In lw Scvll l!_92' any.
om-. She In-lio92'v<l 1no.~:l1o's so
Silnph-.
9292'l-ll. l §.£'ll<.-.~:~# that's all there
is to t<-ll-and l'm sorry about
the 9292'l1ul<.- thing. llL-ase forgive
1114-. 9292'illiam.
A1141 with that. she pulled a
litllv vial from hc-1' p1m=e, and
hi-l'<I1'<* anyone vonlcl stop her,
hall <l1*aim»<l its cuntvnts. With
a >"lu'i&~k of agony, she fell to the
lluul'.
Huglle-.= pi<'l:e~ .l up the hottlo
and .>lll¬llHl. B1-c-lllomle of
.92lv1'<'n1~_92'. l*1n0ug'l1 of a d0.so to
kill."
An an1hulance- u'a:~r sumn1un<»<l,
hut 9292'he-u the» .d<><"l<u-arrix-911 the;
lwamill .92l1'.=. 92Ya|;~l{1-1* was nu
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l<m+<»li!1g 9292'a<-kl-xj. and with a pat
on the hack, quietly left the
room.
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FURST FDIOHAS, 89 Adam: SL, Freeport, Ill.
Employment ior
500 Men at Once!
Auvonwnnnnnv Chemical Sponge has jun b¢¢|;invented that deans can like magic. Baniohesllltb-Wihing drudgery. Also cleans linoleum. wood-work. {windows without world Auto awnerr andhouxmves wild about inThe manufacturer warms S00 men and women atonce to helg him introduce this strange chemicalsponge. He _ as a special Ne:-Risk Trial Oliet of thent person 1n each lcality who writes him. Send in{our name wd:-xyalao ask for full particulars onOwvyou mn act the A¥_enc¥>and without experiencgOr nsk have a BIG S EA Y INCOME. Address:KIISTSE urn. c0.. as nu 51., mmou, omn
New Patented Mal-celwaver
Wlwju lair nummnticnlly. Any wnmnn}> Q" l"'° h"B" Blwllyle wnva deni,-ml inf lo mmutes. Does work of I profgaaiounl.
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for you in just one sale of a display
like this 6"x66 !. Filler displays
pug yen from 82.50 to $75 or more
Sensational New JACK-FROST" REAUSTXC S?92'0v92' ADVER-
TISING D1SPL.4.YS now sweeping the country like a January
blizzard! Huge profits or salesmen everywhere. Orders run from $6.95 for small ready-lo-sell "JACK FROST" Dl'SlL-9292'8
1 to $500 for elaborate displays. Big Cash C0mmissi0ns. SellsI all year round. Countless dierent u~."~es in all kinds of busi-
92 ness, large and small. New! Specmculari Therefore easy lo' sell.
JACK FROST "snow" displays used by Nome Refrigerator,Flursheim Shoes, Great .92urrl1ern B} R., Penn~_vl92'ania ll R..
New York Central, Frisco Lines, Bell Telephone "o., am-
rnonwealth Edison, and other 0m¬!'ns. large and small. Cash
in on this Astonishing popularity N0~l92'. Don: wall a minute!
;FllEE SAMPLE and GUMPLETE
ll SALES OIITFIT
lWe're not asking you to gamble a dime. Just mall coupon and
by return mail, we'll place in your hands Free Sample JACK
1 FROST "Snow," adrerrising helps. order blanks, and all you
need to sum taking BIG ORDERS, CASH PRO!-XTS in your
pocket. the very same day. No cost, no oblizarlon. lr's ALLIn your favor . . . MAIL THXS COUPON NOW . . . Write to
Mr. 0. Kem.
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Groceries, Druggists, Sport-
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Stares, Theatres, Railroads,
Coal Dealers, Public Utility
Companies. Clothing, Fur and
Department Stores, Ice
Cream Parlors, Electrical
$tores and scores of other
Retailers, Manufacturers and
Dealers.
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pald to me, without cost or obligation.
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MAKE THE MOST OF YOUR ONE LIFE
Broadly speaking. cz mam gets out of life ins! what he puts into
it. This even applies to the money he makes. Look about you:
the mm who makes the most money has the most training.
He deserves to be ahead of those who merely envy him. Here
is the good news: Regardless oi his age. any man can acquire
modem training today. Thousands oi men are doing it by
spare-time study oi L C. S. Courses. This is an invitation to
you. The coupon may be your rst step towards more moneyl
.lN;TERvNATI§0NA_L CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS
BOX zm-1-2, SCRANTON, PENNA. - ll O
* Without cost or obligation, please send me a copy of your booklet, Who Wins k
and Why," and full particulars about the subject before which I have marked X:
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NEW LOW PRICES SN
GO0D!YEAB,'Fi1'BSfil2, Fl 5
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mum noise
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GIJARANTY BIJND
REALLY mortars mu
Drive YGRK TIRES at highspeed over the roughest ma s.
Thesetescanreay%akeiL
Thousands of hard drivers
vcmch for their unusuai stam-
ina, Users say, Yank Th-es
stand mare punishment. and
give mare am-vi¢e shim ache:
racnnmuctad tires." Try aset
ynursel. See how th ariginai
York process of recanstmaiian
gives to ti:-as the stubborn,
kind af tsmghness» yet: know
you mndepnd ugxm. 1 9 year;
of msceas bade of at-"er? tire
we; sell. Than. .. ., . yam have the
ad,dit,ional pmsecaian at the
iron clad York Gnar*_:=m.t§r' Bond
. . . a 12 mumh Wnuen gum»
amee of 1i3% satis»facto'ry
service . , . you to be the sale
judge. No "ifs" or am3s: hfo
zlrgunzen» Dun: wait. Whale
Ymvk» prizes are lamest in hismry, getymsr cnriar in and enény thew su-
preme values. Sand at tmc»: whimthese law psicirs are am! in iwe.
ALI. TUBES BRAND NEW
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YORK rm: AND ausam co. :22: 5?;§§°* ¬§§§;i? mm:SAY S9;
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NEW RADIO §ENSATION
Raw! me mas! aaamtiau-rxl vaiuas in rudie ..h.§sh,:rg~.
FQHEYBNE DIFFERENT MGDELS coverinq fmm 5
and six lube circuits and inciudinq Standard bmmdtmi,
dim!-were and B11 wmm. iaiuded in thin dmilihiilf
new law -price mugs. AH when sets in his mm! Lina
an priced aqua!!! ax Imv as than shxrwn haze.
Evan zaceiwgr in hezxuiuiiy designed, mast oi than
in. band nabbed high-Right §ini:h&i--m¢n? with mm?
Lam-yg, £n1ry~:e!' is thaxauaxly modern in styin Iesign
and apxvman. Mun! nets. have uuiamuc volume ~=¢¢.=~.
$201.: tune mane? airplane dis} and every .mm&en: few
hue; Speaican are 5" in El/2 hall dynamic ppueaa
inq wcmdnriui same qnezmiea an ail was bands.
Eur? nu: GUARENTRED FOR ONE YEJKR iaqmlrlsi
wwmhunical xieians. All when is: iuur manila. Yuhu
am quanta; R. C, E. I..i1:ims§d. M3 mks" we lieume
by R. C. AT, I-lazeltixm and La Tent. Thus an 1!§$i§"-
siveiy Quniitr sear-not bail: In mwsi rhwp cnmpenaa.
Thane hiqh qusziiiy set: htlva nave: helnru been mi;-v H1
anywhere mm: these new low prices that. mtke lms:
the last ! ueilis-sq money making rudic; daai our
aifes-ad.
Whetixer you zei! wimkmle cs: raviail. ym: maize u big
qenercus prefil. Q11 avery sqh. For pmmhzmi, irtzde
mimukmnr denis. punch~l>¢mrd$. -ck;-, they sail like
wilgiiise. TM'm-av {lush qr 25?, wiih male: and Emlatxse
C. Q. D,--I. cs. b. Chicnqa. Sham Sa make REAL ~M'QR£!'
~HIGHT NQW, Rush YDHI order TQDAY1 Cbxgpleieiy
iliusimied emaiaq ca-uarisxq me a-nre iiae will be uni
FREE im:z92ed.i<ne'ly upun :1equesL
PIHFK-PAL RRDIVCJ CUMPANY
?S¬ Wes! Encicsan IBIvd.. Dept. 5~?. Chiwqn. Til.
BIGDIZL 53.003 $4.66
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HENRY SUYDAM ,$m:'.92L Assrsmrr to me Arman Gamma 0 0 !
P . ' %zpattment of Elustiiz ix
masbingtun .
August '1, 1955.
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You will doubtless recall that several weeks ago the
Department agreed to place certain information concerning closed
cases in the Federal Bureau of Investigation at the disposition
of the Hearst newspapers to be used in the preparation of a
;92crime "strip".
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Those concerned have now submitted the attached design
for use in connection with this strip, for an expression of the
Depertnents opinion. I would be glad to have your reaction in
the matter, I inforned the Hearst paper thet the Department would
desire to see several samples of the strip itself before proceed-
ing further in the matter, and I understand that these will be
forthcooing i the near future.
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Henry Suyéan,
Special Assistant to the Attorney General.
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IEIDRAHDDI FOR IR» HENRY SUIDII
SPEQILL ASSISTAHT T0 THE ATTORHE! GENERAL
Replying to your memorandum dated August 7th, to
which wee attached e propoeed deaign for use in connection with
the cries unripe to be prepared for publication in the Hearst
newspapers, please be edvieed that I have examined the proposed
deeign, end lee no objection to ite use for the purpose indicated
The deeign is returned herewith.
Yery truly yours
John Edger Haover,
Director.
Enclosure [B08097 ,
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vis him authentic with re ard to any recent instructions that
mentioned is no longer in the employ of the New York American, and
further that any articles which he might present in the future will
not he used by the Hearst papers.J
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I thanked Mr. Lambert for this information and told
im that the same would be transmitted to you and assured him inh L L
your behalf that his interest in this regard was greatly appreciated.
I don't believe I mentioned it to you before, but I was x
informed e week or so ago that Mr. Lambert is one of a board of five
officials of the Hearst paper; who meet at Washington every month or
so to formulate the policies for the Hearst papers in this vicinity.
Respe tfully,
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morning with further reference to my talk with him the other day §g§;h;
stated th t he had just received a letter from a friend of hie connecte
_ ed e L tally g V Le ' might have been issued to the°Heare§_g§pers; that there is absolut ly nfoundation to the information furnished and that the Mr. Stanleyfilke_.,. _.
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Hr. Carroll, a reporter connected with the '
Universal News Service, called at the office this morning and during
the course of the conversation he stated that John Lambert had
juat returned from the Coast after a conference with Mr. Hearst andthat Er. Hearst was vex-% much interested inthe various activities
being sponsored by the ureau and instructed Hr. Lambert that he
should get behind such matters as the pension bill and other matters
of vital interest to the Director and the Bureau and "to plug them
for all they were worth". Mr. Carroll stated that fromall reports
Hr. Hearst is vitally interested in the organisation and has
instructed his kej-nnen to go alonr with the Bureau 100"! and to keep
it out in front of the public at all times. I gathered from his talk
that he apparently wanted to see the Director in order to convey
this information to him. He then stated that Hr. Lambert had listened
to Walter Winchell last week, at which time Mr. Winchell mentioned
the fact that as a result oi the racketeering investigation, the son
of a high government oicie._1 would possibly play a very prominent part
and also that Winchell mentioned that it would involve plenty of
"fireworks" with regard to the impeachment proceedings pending against
the Federal Judge inme State or? Florida.
1 made no comment to Mr. Carroll concerning either
of these two matters and the conversation then drifted to Mr. euydan.
Hr. Carroll stated that Mr. Suydan has on several occasions explained to
him and other newspaper men the thrill of firing a Thompson machine gun,
and that Mr. Suydam has informed Hr. Carroll that any time at his
convenience, he, Mr. Suydam, could arrange e special tour» I informed
Mr. Carroll diplomatically that it wouldn't be necessary for hint o
arrange this tour through Mr. Suydam inasmuch as all he had to do would
be to call Mr. Hoover and he could be assured that the entire set-up
so far as the FBI was concerned, would be shown to himnncLth.at undoubtedly Uhe would see more than was shown the general puh_1ic1 lb ___ '- Ix r'.'.-- e o v '
: mentioned to him ?-he fact that the Director was
scheduled to speak before the form meeting; in New York City tomorrow
and Mr. Carroll stated that if he could get a con:-r oi the Director's
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try to get in touch with Hr. Hoover at about 2:50, but I informed
him that on account of 0. previous commitment, itwas doubtful whether
Hr. Hoover could see him, whoreupon he stated that he would probably
telephone the Director: office botwaen 1:30 and 1 quarter of two.
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and will be able to ow it at 1 o'clock in tho projection roe: on
In Janey Avenue. gold Ir. Brown that I would be more at Gut.
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Stated that the Quantico pictures are being
shown in the newsreel at the Palace at 1:04 P.M.
and 3:05 P.M today; that he thought the Director
would like t0 see this and if S0, he Mr. Brown,
woula like to see it with the Director. Er. Brow:
ould like to be advised if the Director can attend
either of these showings.
Mr. Brawn also stated that at 12:40 and 2:Ll
PM was a showing of a short subject on "crime doesn't
pay which he thought the Director might like to see
also.
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the Bureau and stated that he had b98 assigned to draw some ! 1___;*<.-artoons with regard to the abuses oiiparole and probationand in view of the fact that he was i- Washington he thought '
he would drop by to see if he could gather some ideas.
He was informed that, of course, the Bureau does not
have any supervision over parole or pnobation matters, but the
various cartoons maintained in the reception room were
exhibited to him and I invited him to permit me to take him on
-- L a tour of txe building. He stated that he was running about 2
hours late on his schedule and regretted he could not accept
t%e invitation blt that at a later date he would appreciate
the opportunity of gcing through.
. He seemed~£o be very friendly and I informed him
how much the Director had enjoyed his work in the pest and
expressed to him the Director's appreciation and thanks for
forwarding original cartoons to the Bureau.
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I avised Er. Drown {at £9 ceanant wa beivg m3E
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t3iny @sve1a~e.J:
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mQ;'Qk_QE§g;ggg, of Hearst Metrotone, has advised
Mr; Tolson that the pictures made at the airport wh
Hoover returnei to the city are to oe shown at the
Palace Theatre tbmorrow.
Mr. Ford has sent the Universgl gicturea mmie at
the same time, down to Mr. Lyons and Ir. Lyons will
be alas to m¢ke arrandemente to when them t¢ Ar.
Hoover sometime tomarrow if he Wi;h¬S. Mr. Tolson
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he can any_time after ll o'clock in the morning.
r. Lyoas vill chll Mr. Telson tamacson to learn
what time Mr. Mr. Hsavar will wish to see them.
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Ir. Leech of the Uashington Times telephoned
and stated that he had a call fro Bel L L m L tinore to see if arrange-
ments could be m e to take through the Bureau on February 26approx:!.mateZLy linensboys who were connected with theHe§1j§§
papers at Baltimore at 10 AM. He stated that these boys were
being Bf6ght here on a trip and that the officials wereLmost
anxious to have them go through this Bur L L L eau. He was advised that
arrangements would be made to accord them a special tour.
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perfectly after one flesh et it, and we were standing on the jolting plat-ability as e forger. I remember that he was able to forge my signature /Z¬
. f form of e Yennsylvenio train at the time
In e conversation the other day I made e bet that if I
could locate this men he could give an exhibition in fest forging that would
astound anybody.
Do you possibly know who I mean ?
I em not thinking of going into the forging business but
the point came up the other day in conversation for a men
where they are making a solid gold placque for us to give
occasion of his Golden Anniversary as e Publisher. About
natures are being put on the plecque, and I was amazeo to
signatures are to be, in e sense, forged rather than photographed.at Tiffany's,
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he is in Eew York and let him show one or two of our people how it can be
done.
I hope I am not spilling anything about the gentleman.
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Mr. John Edgar Hoover
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Dear Hr. Hoover: I _
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Attached hereto is a copy of the first sheet of the LQ§_Angs-
les limes, its Blue Streak" issue for March 9, 1937. You will
nsié that the first and second pages of this particular issue of
the newspaper are devoted to the recent assault on Buron*Fitts,
Los Angeles County District Attorney.
Your attention is invited to the photographs on the second
sheet of the Roper, in which it 1'11 be noted that the Los Ange-les Times takes s "poke" at theé£:§MAngelesnE1gm;ner for allegedly
having copied certain photographs taken by the Times photographer
of Fitts. I felt the urge to transmit this particular newspaper
to you in this special manner, es i§;gleerly bring§_oyt the txge
of newspapers that we have in Los Angeles.
I might also state that s day or two prior to this particular
issue of the paper coming out, in a conversation with Mr. Taylor
Tromho, s reporter for the Los Angeles Times who covers the Fede-
ral Building, he mentioned that his newspaper for many years has
built up in its employees a feeling of hatred and venom toward Mr.
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pest fe¥jweeks atea social funoti in Les Angeles, when.WilliamRandolph Hearst, as well as Horme§¥§handler, one of the officials
of the Times, were both present, a photograph was to be taken of
Hearst and Chandler together. The chief photographer of the Times,
a man.who had spent 26 years in the service of the Times, according
to Trombo, was asked, as one of the photographers present, to take
this particular picture, and the chief photographer was supposed to
have mumbled something to the effect that he did not want to take a
picture of Hearst. This mnmble came to the attention of Mr. Hearst,
who in turn called it to the attention of Mr. Chandler, who imme~
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I telephoned Specialeggent in Charge Sackett at New
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that this woman is a high powered feature writer and that it
she called on him he was ta refer her to Mr. Rogge. I impressed
upon him the fact that he had no background information or any
other kind or inronnation which to give her and that he was to
be very courteous and eonaipdearete at all times but not to rur-
nieh her any informeation.
In response to Mr. Sackett'a request I authorized his
general contact and police training school trip which he was
planning to make tomorrow. -
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the opening of the Reunion.
' I told yr. Browne that you would not consent to~ pose for the newsreels; first, because you have never seen5 any public official except the President make a good ~ apoearance before a newsreel and, further, that the onlypictures urich you wool permit for neworeel purposes wouldbe those taken during the course of the making of a talkwithout posing for them. Mr. Browne stated that he hopedyou nioht chance your mind in this matter inasmuch as
several Sabinet officers have been photographed for news-3e reel purposes in connection with the current emergency andhe thought it would be an excellent opportunity for you toget over your message to the country. He stated he mightdrop in your office to try to see you further concerning
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recent address which Inapector I. H. Drane V
Lester delivered befare the Yemen's Civic
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Galifbrnia and I appreciated usry much
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expressed in yaur splendid article parallel very closely what
Inspectar Lester said in his talk In sensation with education
for the pupose 0f crime preventian, he stated specifically: "Then, too,
you can help us by seeing that your youngsters are prcgerly educate.
Ey education we mean mare than teanhing year youngsters pages ans ts
three in a text~book. e mean instilling in thsm a ra$pec for law
&n ordar. e in the FBI believe that if some *ian' is ta be taught
in aurvschouls tuay, it.ahuul he Ameriuanism. e believe in §elf~
expression amang high schaol yaungaters in this country toéay but we
dsn*t believe in permiting a high schsal yaungster to *Belf~expre$s*
himself intn a refurmatary or penitsntiary"
You might-alsa be interested in Er. Le&¬ers remarka an this
occasion.conserning publicity, which were &a followa= Ana l&§t of all,
ynu can help u@ by debunking thg criminal. Take the hala mf ramance
off the criminal's head where it has been allowed to stay too long
because Qf the I-d9n*t~c&re attitude of 2 maudlin public. Help us
éxpéé the criminal pitilessly as the dirty, sniveling ceward he sa
often tans out to be and you want fin so many cf year youngatera who
want tn follow in his f0ut5t$Q5;
Qh, but you say; the nsw$papers, thé moving piatura
ana the radim ~ what a terrible effect they have on my ysungsters and
crime. Gum anawer ta that is h&t are ymu going to éa about it?
Just as sson as yen quit apendié Your three cents, five cents and ten
cenxa far tha HeWbQa?8F thatgorifies a criminal, that*§ exactly when
the nwapagers will quit print;ng that type of bunk because they are
grinting wh¢t you.will spend yuur4gs0d min? ta read.
"Just as soon as you qut spénéimg ynur trenty~five and
fifty cent pieceh ta take yam ané yau gnungster ta use the maving
picture that 9uts @ halo of ramanne an a criminal: heaé, thata
exactly when the maving picture eamganies w;ll quit making that tyga
of movie because they are making pictues you_will spend yaur gecd money
to see.
"And just as scan as yau out eff year radi@~and complain to
the broadcasting atatian abaut those radio akits that hernias the
criminal, that*s exactly when the broadcasting cam9anies.will quit
broadcasting that type af prugram because they are broadcasting énuv , =
what they knaw yau ana yaur youngsters want to liaten to. §an*t aékkta
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citizen, because we know you get just what you want and just what
you deserve in the way of news, publicity and entertainment."
Inspector Lester's talk was entitled "The Triangle of
Honest Law Enforcement." One side of the triangle was depicted
as the Federal authorities, the second side as the local authorities,
while the third, the base and the all»important side of the
triangle, was represented by his audience, typifying the good American
citizens. He did not seek to absolve the Federal authorities from
their share of the blame in the crime problem throughout the country,
nor did he absolve the local authorities. He simply pointed out
that the entire burden should not rest upon them.alone but that the
third side of the triangle, typified by his actual audience, should
assume its share of the responsibility.
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"3 Mr. Lester represented J.'1l!d-§HDOV'E1, director of the led-_ Bureau of Iivestigation.
And is one of M1-.~Hoover's most
inspectors. e qég . Crime, declared Mr. Lester,-lit" biggest business in America
today. Do not_blnme the Fed-
iual Governnient tor this alarm- condltlon. said Lester.
.2 Blame rotherlax parents. the
jg public glorification of public
» enemies. and ilvdeplorable parole
. . r s rom proc-5*§cal experiencxza and "he doesgot overstate thesituation. *
2 Crime lsnot only the biggest
allusions in the United States.
rout the United States leads all§oountries of the world in that
§92Il88eSt industry. CRIME.35 Anvone who travels abroad is
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ghevertheles every American;_.must sadly admit that the crime
afnews is there and is true--and
.1s cmazlnt in its quantity. and
Iensatlonal inlts character.
The impression given or Amer-
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5.01 crime news. while not the
_.roost important noose oi the
Zlltuation. is. " however, exceed-
iiingly distressing.
1 Your columnist was dining in
London at a distinguished offi-
,c_lal's house. and a lady of high
;1it'oltion -undo! excellent educa-
~-tion was beside him. -1
" --Elle. la-dY1aid,that she and heif
husband; an important person-
age, were going to the Antilles:
that she was going to stay in
;Ne_ssau.. but her husband" was
Icing on to America.
"I would not dare go to Amer-
said the lady, for tear of
being killed by the criminals.
but my husband is a very brave
man.
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depressing side as well, especially
when we realize that -the crimeam w%%m not haveb29121 8 m d
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Italy had its Cnmorra and its
Haz before Mussolini came
Jntopower. ~'",~
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itions were the racketeers of
heir day and place.
_, _ They blackmailed business
and respectable professions and
occupations, and collected trib-
ute in almost the identical man-
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lea do today.
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Italy suppressed these Omani-
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{make martyrs oi these gentry-
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* . He did not execute many. He drove most of them out of thecountry-to America. "
s '-And so we come to one rea-
son that there is so much crime
in America.
AMERICA has become h refuge
no longer for the opprwsed
of the world. but for the unde-
sirables of the world.
Revolutions in Europe today
_ are not so much against. op-
pression: they are against law
and order and authority.
They are made more often by
chronic malcontents. by per-
sistent and pernicious disturbers
go! peace and progrws. by the
enemies oi {rec social and politi-
cal s_'ysterns._-_ _ '
The, insurrectionists; oi our
day are not republicans, desir-
ing free Government.~ They are anarchists, desiring
no government; or Bclshevists
and Communists, plotting class
tyranny. .
_ .'Ihe D15 loyalists of Spainwho, with the help oi ravening' R t§yed demoeratéfovernme ere UULYHQE -x d t ion Y tuted upper class es uc
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{:qi111l.1'y, xpreadina 618107137among the detensive forces in
time oi public dancer. betrorl-usetheir own land into the hind:
or the memr?- A 4.-They will come to America.
ol course. to rind liberty andopportunity--liberty to 881?-93¢
disloyalty here. opportunity W
betray the tree instltutlon§which give them harbor.
TODAY, whenever weriminals.disreputobles or imdesir-ables
are driven out or forelsn lands. .
they rind retuze in our land of
the tree--and easy.They get in despite the laws.
1nd when here are protected
despite the laws by I lyml-W
thetic government.
so we cannot entirely relieve
the Federal Government oi re-
sponsibility tor the menace of
crime in this country: although
we canpgree with Mr. Lesterthsi; there are other reasons as
we .
due ot the main other
la rplltic-cl corruption.
' Wt as s people, have £ dto oikr sorrow and disco o
ment that the forces or public
protection are _sometlme_s_ in
league with the criminals;
~ That able and leaess public
prosecutor. Thomas ,E. Dowel.
exposed- the fact that courts in
control of crooked politicians
treedorimlnalsioraprioeorlor
political avers. I ,
Corrupt Judges have gone to
lail and political bosses, even
though representative at the
raw deal, are on their way to
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Public servents. A,
J. Bdearfioover himself
been the object otiacurrilous
attack by criminals, tor no other
mason than this he ht-s been
the enemy oi crlznlnels, the pm-
tector ct society.
That attack £1-om those sources
ts perhaps natural enough. But
should it not be equally natural
for all honest people to ock to
his support, end rout the ci'lm~
inals and the rascaliy Red rad-
icals who lire iendng their
discreditable _ support to the
attempted A"s1nee.r"? *
Mr. Lester's contention that
parents are has careful in bring-
ing up their children than
parents have been in the past is
hardly acceptable, although itls
obvious that parents have not
given enough attention to the
kind oi education their children
have been getting in the schools.
Parents little realized to what
extent constructive Americanism
was being disparaged and dic-
carded in the schools and de~
moralizing communism taught.
Now vigorous steps must be
taken to purify education.
Religious instruction must be
revived, and the inculcetion oi
sound morals restored.
True Americenism--the proven
policies of progress and happi»
neass-must be to-unlit, and the
tenets oi subversive disorder die-
iniected from the curricula.
AND finally the mndamental
American Principles or
liberty, equality, and oppor-
tunity must not only be tauzht
in the schools but put into more
practical operation in lite.
Certainly a Federal Govern-
ment cannot he entirely excused
or responsibility for crime-cr_eat-
ing conditions when it rests on
a record of having made poverty
more permanent. and depend-
ence on public charity and gov-
ernment favor more universal.
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Ind is me oi Mr. Hoover: most
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Crime.iie_c1mred Mr.1'.eeter.is bitzest business in Aznericae
;-ftodey. Do not blame the Fed-
Government tor this alarm- condition. acid Mr. mater.;**l~ Blame rather lax paren theypunne glorification of blie
1;-"qnemies, and e deplorable role
if-mom.
Mr. Lester speaks in-om pree- -ticol, experience. and he doea
{not overstate the situation.
~ Ctime is not only the blazes:
"business in the United States.
but the United Si-Btu leads ell
tountriee of the world in that
'_ M88984: industry. CRIME.
: _ Anyone who travels abroad in
i niiocked to find that almost allif news printed in ioreign
rs about the United States
3'8 e news.
I t may not be in proper
accurate proportion o! the
s news that should be printed
, -from the United States. but
nevertheless every American
_ must sadly admit that the crime
news is there and is trueend
is emazins in its quantity. and
lensational in its character.
The impression given oi Amer-
ica by this conspicuous amount
._ot crime news, while not the
most important phase or the
oituetion, is, however, exceed-
ingly dietressins.
Your columnist was dining in
London at a distinguished om-
cin1s house, and e lady or high
position and oi excellent educv
tion was beside him.
The lady said that she and her
husband, an important person-
age, were zoinz to the Antilles:
that she was 801113 to stay in
N an, but her husband was
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lady: pence and safety.
What in the oeuae oteo much
5 crime?
we eennot bllme it
Federal Government.
ter truly sen.
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Italy had ite onmorn and its
Mafia. before Mussolini ea-me
into power.
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zations were the raeketeera ot
their day and niece.
-They blackmailed business
end respectable pretensions and
occupations, end ooilectod trib-
ute in almost the identical ~
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enemies or tree social
one mane-ecioniate not -our ll
day ere not republicans. idol!!-
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They Are anarchists. dean-in;
no government; or Boieheviets
and Communists, plotting gins 1
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whet become, o1 them * .1
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Column. He wanted to oet our idea before /ze made an
official approach
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Director could possibly do this as the Zirector is not
making any statement regarding tne/Fiftn_MC¢olumr: at this
time. e asked if the matter would be discussed witn
trze Director anyway. I toldnirc that of coarse the
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I talked to J. 07;3rown Saturday afternoon and
told him we could just not make the newsreel at the present
time.' e
As an excuse I pointed out that the PO¬lI8Pi0GB School
on March 1? night be highly desirable. Hr. Brown stated thatthis was too far away and they could make an additional one then.He pointed out he felt now was the time to make-a newsreel,
that it didn't take long, and it would satisfy his office in
New york and would also be of some assistance to the Bureau.
I told him that frankly we would like to be of as-
sistance but that I just did not see how it would be possibleat the present time. I told him I would call him in the event
our plans were changed.
In this connection, while Hr. Louis dekoohement of
Time was in Iashington I told him frankly that we had
requests for newsreels. Be pointed out that while
Time and newsreels were competitors, neverthelessanything the newsreels would do would not affect the March of
Time production since they always approached the matter froma different standpoint. Hr. deRochemont saw no reason why we
shouldn't go on and make a few newsreels. He would, of course,like to know the subjects covered so that in the March of TimeMarch of
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they could take a different angle. I told him we_mould-hear"thf' in mind. , / f. RECIGRDED & INDEXEU 92&Q ' F*lv¬fS'Tk{;;92.92UE§1This is being brought to your O#'$,8?l&">1QlI_Q§{N, wnew Yfully agree that it would not be desirable to take the geregliat this time in view of the March of Time prod ct§on,AB v ithelesswe must face the practical fact that the newsr els w _@o¢%p1§§m£_ do an awful lot ojsQuawkingonce they hear the%Wd£§hé%$B in?in here. As a matter of fact I think that in t'e event the ques- 92§>
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the March of Tine would be released.
deochemont stated that from his standpoint, while he
would not object to newareels at the present time, in the event
he had his preference he would suggest that the newsreels be
released at about the same time as the March qf Tine.
~ Respectfully,
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has been for the past severe} weeks Qsking at periodic-intervals
when he could make a newsreel on the £ur§au~ e rqferred to
the Saturday ajernann uisi which he made on Fbhruary 1. I
told Enlrn that _Z_izc:-:i made it c»lear "$9 him at irhaz: ime 151815 wt?
were merely scutng the passibi1iti&8 uni merely discuss§ng_
what we-cvuid tn in the may Q? 6 ewsreel story and that nothing
Qgfinite had been decided.
I have been putting rmwn off fran time to time. Ecwevsr,
in Q recent cenuersation I taid kin that the Bureau has agreed
ta caaperate with the Xarch Qf Time and thai we could not make
the newareel picture at ths present time. r. Brown became very
incensaé and angry. E? staed that it appeared to him ha we
msra putting him Qf in nrdsr ta give the karch qf Zme an ex-
clusive. I explained a him that the Marsh Qf ?ime has regmested
over G period qf years permission ts some into éhe Bureau to
make G picture, that we had never been abie to do thia alhwug
the newareels ha been in several times, and that we had always
cooperate wih the newsreels $0 aur,fu1£est~emteni. Brown
stated that this was true, that he was nut objecting is thé Qurch
Qf Time making a feature, but he thought that the nswsreeis
should have he same break éhat the Knrch f Time was getting
I taid him that ms cuuld cnly do ans ihing at a %ime and that
we were merely holding he newsreel stnry in abeyanee.Rhlfi 8%: IXDEKEJ! . _ " ' Brawn later called back and state that %é§~ e%d#to
his news eiiar wha had been pressing him for 4 + _ _ ABur-eau. The editar tcxld him ts make as pr~%l§..yr. Brown very kindly pointed nut that he wané d to §§*¬ . §¢abmu his bamre he want to.Hr. Hnouer. I to d4§im _ @§ggd Q;
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Hr. Brown then asked that the writer advise the Director
that he is sore, that he feels that he has played ball with us
and has now been let down, and that the newsreels should not beheld up because of the March of Time. He again pointed out thathis news editor had told him to make a direct protest. I told
him that in response to his inquiry, I would advise the Directorof his position. He pointed out that if they did do a newsreelstory it would probably not last more than two or three minutes,
would be out within a week at the most, and would be shown for_
only 21 days. I told him that I appreciated that, but underthe circumstances we could do only one thing at a time and thatI, of course, was not unmindjul of the fact that he had no regardfor the March of lime. I then advised Mr. Brown of some of hisprevious comments to the effect that when the newsreels made
their story that only Universal, Fox, and he should be permitted
to come in. I told Brown that he was being rather little aboutthis matter, that he had no right to expect us to exclude all
others on his behalf despite the fact that we considered him a
personal friend.
The truth of the matter is that Brown is under pressure
with his office and he, of course, is jealous of the other news-
reels. I have noted in times past that they all fight like
cats and dogs. Brown called later and asked if I had conveyed
his message to the Director. I told him that I had and that
the Director had backed me up in expressing the Bureau's posi-
tion. I told him, of course, the Director had a very high re-gard fer him personally and that if there was anything we could
do to get him out of any jam he was in at the qfice through
no fault of his own, we would be glad to do it.
I asked Brown if he was going to make a formal protest
in writing or if he was going to call down here. He stated that
he was not going to force his way and that he would leave it up
to me to see that he got something. I told him it was very
generous of him to reverse his decision about protesting myactions to the Director and that we were all trying to do the
right thing. I told Brown that eventually the newsreels would
get their story. so seemed to be somewhat pacified. However,
I will not be a bit surprised as soon as the Burch of Time hits
town to see him on a high horse again.
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