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Melvin Purvis — Part 2
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its issue dated 12/20/60, carried an account of this articl é. ih noting that the
article was written by Al Silverman, the Director has asked "Do we know anything
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TO : Mr. DeLoach DATE: 1/4/61
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There is attached a memo from Mr. Jones to Mr. DeLoach dated
12/16/60 which reviews the article as it appeared in "Pageant." The only
reference to the author, Al Silverman, on the basis of information known about
him, is one mention that he edited a manuscript for "Saga" Magazine in 1956
which was published under the title, "The Case History of a Turncoat."' That
article was actually written by Irving Wallace and dealt with an American soldier
who was converted to communism when captured during the Korean War. Silverman's
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name was carried as co-author since he edited Wallace's original writing.
A search of Bureau indices on 1/3/61 failed to show any additional
information identifiable with Silverman since his background is unknown. The
New York Office has been requested to determine Silverman's identity through
established contacts inasmuch as the editorial offices of Hillman Publications,
the publishers of Pageant,’ are located there.
We have had favorable relations with ‘'Pageant" Magazine, and
they have printed a number of favorable articles regarding the Bureau. The Director
saw Alexander Hillman of Hillman Periodicals on 5/6/60, and we cooperated with
him concerning an article and special picture story on FHI tours. Wor
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We will follow closely and advise.
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