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J Edgar Hoover Appointment and Phone Logs — Part 12
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On September 20, 1938 a MR. ROBERT G. LODUCKS, 6114 Her-
court Avenue, Los Angeles, telaphone, University 3217, called stat-
ing that he had been reading in the newspapers the comment about your
address on the night of the 19th and he said that in connection with
the thought of “character building" that he believed you had stressed
a very vital factor in our lives, stating that it is "the bi ggest
thing in our country". He said that he wanted you to know that it
is absolutely necessary that this thought be put over and that the
public realize the importance of character building. MR. LODUCKS
stated that he is an attorney, but by necessity is a lecturer.and
that he has lectured on this thought, stating that he is frequently
misunderstood and that he was pleased to learn that you had stressed
this point.
On September 20th, Mr. CHARLES FORD of the Republic Studio
telephoned the office stating that he planned te call you at the
Biltmore Hotel and leave word that he had phoned.
orm September 2 20th, MAJOR HARRY E, SMITH, newly elect ed
Sheriff for Jefferson County, Birmingham, Alabama, who will take of-
fice there on January 1, 1939, telephoned me stating that he was
here to attend the American Legion Convention and that he would per-
haps remain for a few weeks thereafter, JI know MAJOR SMITH from ny
service in the Birmingham office. He was in charge of the National
Quard Range there which is utilised by the Agents of the Birmingham
Division for their firearms training.
MAJOF SMITH indicated that he had been hopeful of attend-
ing the F.B.I. National Police Academy before assuming the duties of
Sheri ff in Birmingham, but realizes that because there will not be
another class until possibly in January of 1939, 4t will be impossible
for him to do so. I have made arrangements to spend several hours
with MAJOR SMITH on Thursday, September 22, 1938, in visiting the
various law enforcement agencies in Los Angeles, the MAJOR stating
that he is interested in seeing how these agencies operate here.
He indicated that he would like to have an opportunity of meeting
you while you are in los Angeles, but on the other hand, stated that
he réalizes that you are wery busy and that this may not be possible.
I will communicate with the Bureau and the Birmingham office concern-
ing the day that I spend with KAJOR SMITH,
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