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Ontario, will be brought to Cleveland to give lectures on thesubject of sabotage.

It is noted that the first session of the instructionclasses will be held Monday afternoon, November 25,1940, theprincipal speakerbeingT.ALFRh} ETfIG,Conservetion Directorof the National Board of Fire Underwriters. This meeting to besupplemented later on by members of the Cleveland Police Depertment.

It is particularly significant to note the last pira-graph of the vmiter which states, "If, however, eplant shoildbecome stubbornin its refusal to yithhold information, there

are whys of obtaining the infonnetion. Perhaps the most effectivemeans wouldbethrough CARL L;hITH,Regional Directoror theNational Comittee for the Conservation or Vinpower in DefenseIndustries. Plants working on government contracts are obligedtoprovide SKITH'S committeewith information."

The Bureau has been previously informed thnt CAQL L.SMITH is managing director of the Cleveland Safety Council,and also his been previously dSiH&Z; as zone director forregion #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 LgeDivision of Labor Standards, where 2 discucsion took placeconcerning the inspections of various industrial plants, andthat if the representatives were refused entrance, or wererefused cooperation in furnishing any iniornation such actionwould be reported to the Department of LLDOY! ind eiull timeDepartment of Libor agents would then mike the insfaction un;elthe authority of the WalshHealey Act. This undoubtedly is theauthority referred to inthe lastparagraph of the clipping.

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Re: MAY ACT

Dear Sir:

Chief of Police JOHNF. WOODS, of Norfolk,Virginia, ad~vised thewriter on October 16, 19b2, that hehad on that date receiveda 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 bemade to hold aconference in the office of Chief WOODSon the morningof October 17th, with Naval officials and with the Public Health

Department, for the purpose of discussing plans for the enforcementof prostitution laws,This meeting was scheduled for 9:50 A.M.,October 17th, but Mr. NESS did not appear because of his inabilityto obtain transportation to Norfolk, due to flood conditions. ChiefWOODSadvised that the discussion at the meeting was merely a"rehssh"

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During thsOonventionof the Virginia Police ExecutivesAssociation, at Richmond, Virginia, on October 15th, Sr. G. H. MAST,of the Navy Department, Washington, D. C., was present, and discussedvenereal diseases in the State of Virginia, pointinn out that Virginiahad theunenviable record of having the greatest nunbcr of venerealdisease casesamong Navy personnel in the United States.

At that time Chief WOODSaddressed the Conference, and thesubject of the invocation of the May Act was brought out. Chief WOQD3took the position that the invocation of the Hny Act was not necessary,

provided someone would provide adequate facilities for housing the

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convicted prostitutes, and stated he had been incontgct lth them,uzean_Q_Prisons of the Department of Justice, and that he hag_g;:uLqdvised that the ?oderalwGovernnentlhndlnolmore'hQusinqWfaci1iti*_;gg;,,that they wouldinot he able to take oare ogwthe situation inthe ynt_thg_gy AQL_HE_iDQKQ;_QQiDLihg_QDLWZh&ilikeofficials et_AlQerHon,WAnest Virginia, have stated that with the addition to theirpopulation,resulting fromthe invocationof_the MayA6; atiCng;ForesfnnE?FortlJBragg, that there_gre no facilities at this time for additional inmates,

Some publicity has resulted inthe State of Virginie as aresult of allegations on the part of Dr. MAST, and on the afternoon ofOctober 15th, a meeting was held at the Naval Operating'Base,at whichthere were inattendance 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'sAttorneys of Norfolk, Norfolk County, NansemondCounty, Princess AnneCounty, and Portsmouth, Virginia. Thisconference was held as a resultof the report of Dr. MAST at Richmond, which was made on the morning ofOctober 15th, and as a result of rumors current inNorfolk at thistimeregarding possible invocation of the May Act, and was for the purposeof bringing to the attention of the Commonwealth'sAttorneys the needfor rigidenforcement and to explain to them the fallibility of medicalexaminations to determine the presence of venereal dieease.

The above information was furnished to the writer by Dr.KIMBROUGH, whoisthe State Health Officer inCharge of Venoreel Disease

Control for the Tidewater area.

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irectorandtheSureauandyr. A. E}C$ttermksis Secretarynf%heAssciatian 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$3pinQ in the halimaya abaut the Zepher Train erplnsian case. All the afficers were sf the apinion hat 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 probalg

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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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I took occasion constantly in the talk to elphaeise the Eu-ea: workand successful cooperative alatioussl police thmuamt the eonatay and emphasizedpartials;-1; the oooporetiou we receive tan police in the IQ Actaxon. This wasdoneto counteract the efforts oilees to eet tinsel! up aethe liaison betweenthe FederalSeourityageneyandthe polioe authorities.

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