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. There is attached hereto the agendaof thesession which was presided over by Messrsc Taft and Rees oFederal Security Agency and Hr. Owensof the 1.4.6.? WWOsubstituting for Donald 8; Leonard who was not.inq

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injormatien in regard to it; B ring the major porttan of tha program I sat with

Guiana! Turner and engagsd tn aonversation with him fram time totime; Ha statad he was aware sf the effective work bsing ans bythe Bureau in its white slave and May Act jurtsdicticns to caun#er~act prostitution and was appreciative of it. I tank occasion tainform Golunel Turner of the up~ta-date statistics of canvicttansunder the statutes.

The nextspeaker onthe pragramwas Ellto esswhoacted as so chu&rm@n withMr. Taft at the m6fin a aprataedthe pf gfmm of the Sactal Protection Seattan of the Fqderal baurityAgensy which seems to embrac all avsnues of activity. Eh: hurdansf his remarks was 'cooparaton' andwhtls he v@ry cleverly gavlcrsdit ta all agencies represented at the conference he tack fre-qusn$~0ccason ta preject his awn impartance as trector of thEbclai Pratection Sestian ute his remarks and dealt with his awnactivities is ccnsidsrable ext$nt _

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low him ug but was unsuccessful it this pain? in ins pranscdings ti Joaksd aa if the meeting might degenerate into u via? an bath ?&fi and Kass war: abntausly samewhat worried; Hawevsr, Galonsl ang# as soon as Kelly had slawa dawn, answere by explaining that ha.had not tntsnde tha inference which Kelly had taken from his

rsmarxs and made a complete and thoraugb apology adding that if such an tnferanse had been made he was retracting it. At int; point faft auggsstea that an intermission was in ordar nn tbtconference was discontinued far 0-ten minute tntervali '

1 lftar the tntermiastan short talks wars pressnted by S. 5. Etggtns, president sf tbs Yellum Gab ompany of Phtladelphia and raprssentutiua here of the Nattenal Drgantzation of faxtcab Qpsrators, Robert K Christenbarry, an official sf tbs Hbtsl Astnr,New Turk $ty, 0&6 T6pT8$8nting the Rational Hbtel Gparaiors

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le er days sf prob an"?noreemen with the Espartmant; Th: talks by these latter thre men wars in the Iona af ussurancas of naaperation an the part 0! the businesses they repressntsd taward ih'fp?8Si6n af prostitution. My ;

A ins final speaker an the gragram-wasHr} Giawell Sykes,Chis; of tha Taxicab Secttan of ths.0jftas af Defense $ransporo~tien; Sykas gmva Q rather clever talk Bxplai i tbs opsra taai my nix unit and inferring thai ti would be coeperattue n.ibB @present pragram. _ , ~

Br; Hahn, whoreplacedBr Otis ndsraonof the U} 8: Puhiie Health Sarvice an this pragram, gave a shof talk again aaaling with t&s plans of the Public Eealth Service in the matt r of sstshlishing aenters for the traatmcni af venereal tnfsciian.No substantial claims were made by Br. Hahn that any sf these *centers wars actuaily astablishs and it was impsssihla in gather from his talk any vary substantial tnfunnattan. A _ an

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of Chief: oi Police , " .rl'-:Joseph '1'.Owens, Chiefof Police, nus, lei rm _ ' ~* ? ;Chairmen, Special Committee on Prevention of the Ietion =

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by ih IACP to act as an aduiscrg committee to hs Federal Security Ave gj this cammittee ta be C mpa ed of daElar a~year men. Mr.Egan statad that this aommittee would be given money far expenses and transpartation. Mr. Egan suggested that prabablg s$ was trying ta gst this cammittee formed for entirely sslfish reasons as any tieup his organization could get with the IACP wauld be

P. Eun stated that by H.R.4&45,$l$O,Q O, QO mus

apprapriated fa? this work. Ness indicated hat he is trying ta get the police e cmaperate but if this at empt is unsuacessful eas s ated there wauid be an apportwnity ta inv@ke tha H13 ci.Nass desires the studies of the committee to be puhlishsd in

booklet farm, and he taid Kr. Egan the Federal Security Aiancy wuld have fhg necessary mane; and wauld he in a p itian tn hug tkousun s cf cnpies of this pamphlet and distrihmte it.

Hess indicated in MP. Egan that last Hmnday he had talked to yr. Ragmanu Fcsdick, President ef the Rask@fllr Foundation,and had told Fr. Foadick Qbout the plans af he Federai Secarity Aency and tudi the IACP would need abnut $I5Q,0GG to $2@3,JQQ :0 CHPPH an their work. Hess stated tha Fnadick was awry favorably

i pressed and said to ess that he wauld take up the matter with the Board sf Qirectors sf ne Rac&efeller Faundation.

MP. Span said that everyone was in faumr Q; essprogram. At the meeting Fess also ma a a statament to tha ejjkct that he wanted Xajor Sruwn appainted an t&s committee, and he also wanted some state officer and same sheriff also an the committee,that the rssi was to be left ta the President. fr. Enn said that L vnard in icuted there shnuld e some nwsp@pcr pu licit" and he amid N933 ta wait after the meetin and he wawld taik to < M c0n~ G?Ri p this. Mess alss wanted a letfer written ts Paul utt,

j dministrator of the Federal Security Aency. telling him af the

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ikuppart of the police an this progrw .Hr. Emanstated that this sonciuded the mmrninp nesting

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stated that his inc nna . ice had aaked him te find nut if the absve named iinciivizslual haci ever been assigned to the Cin.ci.nna.ti Office of the FBI, possibly {ferthepurpose ofcieaning upprohibition violators inKezituekzy intheeariy days."Hestates! that hedidnet know thereason fartiier inquiry.

-. C..~* Iteld et}1at theanswer inhiequestien was me; that he had not been assign V e 0 ice of the FBI iri: 5:18-inn ti-.I told him that for his backgrounciiniennatien, so far as we iznew, Nesshad been empioyieci___as a Preihibitienagegj u.mie r theInternalRevenue ServiceircimAugliij 1935,uniii Ju , H529, at which time he was transferred tn the Bureau of Pmiiibitien in the Department, at J*ustice,, but that this werk had subsequently been transferred back its Internal Revenue in IQ33,I mm him that during a portien ef the time the Prohibition Unit was under the jurisdiction inf the Att0rn_e~yGeneral it

i had been under the immeciiate jurisdiction of the Bureau, but that it haci never {Ibeen integrated as such with what iskncmm today as theFBI.I suggested tohim that he might wish to check with internal Revenue Service to eietermine wiietiier Ness had ever been assigned by them to the Cincimiati area.

F Our ies dore ectthatin August,1933,Neeswasreappointed as a Senior Prohibition Investigator in the internal Revenue Service ineatezzi at Cincimiati.I thought it best, however, to let Briciwell determine this fromIniemiai Revenue Service. Hf ffgti}~4e _ *4 ? . a 1 " r-1..L "" 8 92 "" 92/~.$,~ xrinam; 48 Q .e..> Z57 GAI92:hpf _ 92 3 _ ,_


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Dossiê do FBI sobre Elliot Ness - Parte 5