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add v + JOHN EDGAR HOOVER oe oat 7 te, totam Pa OIRSCTOR { wae o : co-160€! hist cA te < _ s 7 . Pacem be v _ RR rel Bure of bruestigat 6. lem = : : = ‘ at ra Mi. uadd United States Departuieiut af Justice an rT es . ‘ | a Washington, 7. ¢. Me. Tracy WH Se ay eh “OANS DAT November 15, 1941 Aive Gatley a ned ; fie. Herndon TIVE: 12:00 Noon a Me. 4o Honas. hy : Mew Quinn: Tamm _ MEMORANDUM FOR THE DIRECTOR rae. Harb: ~ ‘ Tele. Reem _ ‘ é . Tour foam Mr. Egan called from the Willard Hotel, where he ““™" is attending the meeting of the Executive Committee of the ‘“"*"™——-. (TACP, and advised that in attendance this morning were tre Mist Garde = “following individuals: Owens, Sulltvan, Kelly, Leonard, Ne; ain 4s Steiver, howny, @ person by the nam2 of Hayes, Ben Aunner of f the Chrysler Corporation, Wells of the Hercules Pouder Conaany, - \ Larson of General Kotors Industrial Police, Elliott-Ness, formerly of Cleveland and now Director of Social Protection of the Federal Security Agency and a Phil Broughton of the Federal Security Aryency who is supposed to be an expert on venereal diseases. 7 Mr, Egan stated that the first thing taken up this \ norning was the question of @ survey of tke available men and equipment of the police departments throughout the country. yr Egan stated that a letter would be addressed to the -~overnors and to the state associations of chiefs of police in the {arm o/ Sa questionnaire asking information regarding available men and equipment in the event of an emergency. It is contemplated that , -its information when comptled will be published by the IACP. -- «in addition to tris there was discussed the mailing af a ques ttonnaire _\ €)? all police departments throughout the United States asking for oy Linfornation in regard to the salaries of the various police officials “ throughout the country, this information also to be published. Nr. saan stated that there arose the quésiton of forning ‘ja section in the IACP of industrial police. No definite plans ‘Jwere introduced in this regard, but Leonard brought up the question tn connection with calling a meeting of all industrialists und plant protection men to see what they could do on blackouts, ete. Mr. Boan stated thet this looked like a publicity stunt te hime Leonard suggested, after the meeting had indicated an unfavorable reaction, that tie IACP contact the Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation and Mayor LaGuardia to determine their reactions on this plan. Si) Gfop- J SDA" hag .éske to } Mr. Eoan stated that Flliott Ness vive a talk on venereal diseases. Mr. Loan was parfisned wi th a panphlet urtch had been written by Phil Broughton, who, ts supposed to. be an © expert on veneregl diseases. Mr. Hoan will furnish the Bureau a copy of this'pamphlet. Ness indicated that he wanted the TACP rod