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a” ) f >» . Dy Februar’ 1 2 ass Director, FBI & FBI Headquarters ome Washington, D. C. O ? hen, J . Dear Sir: Pb | i, p R bs - UbNC Keslouse KE! Scag Oro, I should like to contribute a private citizen's thanks ° j- for the Bureau's investigation of Congressmen. I believe that this investigation required political courage and hat it was in the behalf of better government. {I am also amused or alarmed at the way Congress has ‘attempted to turn your investigation of them into an investigation of yous. How fast they can act when their own skeletons are threatened! jIt seems to me that what the FBI needs in this case is the service of a first-rate public-relations agency. Othemise the dumb-dumbs, who do not understand the CG: ‘eance of dishonest representatives--opportunists and “Mt 4, ‘ ‘Meceivers>-will be "blaming" the FBI for one of its most’; «\ eneficial actions with regard to the democratic processs~-— “Congress has already been busy hamstringing you. You can't afford to let them do more of it. The Lord alone knows ‘what Congress would do if you were caught taking bribes, ‘though it is common, street knowledge that the Congress has 'peen doing this right along. \ Sincere ye ab wn As to the "methods" you used, I believe that it is obvious jthat no honest Congressman, obeying the law, had anything Ith fear. And I have noted from the ee } | that whenever you could find an honest one, you gave ‘ron him._ VLU SING <> ae Ue oS aos, 86SED5 ay oo) ios) mare