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Eliot Ness — Part 4
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edrral Gureau of fuvestiaation
United States Oeparturent af dustice
Norfolk, Virginia
October 22, 1942
Director
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Washington, D. C.
Attention: Assistant Director A. Rogen
Re: MAY AcT
Dear Sir:
Chief of Police JOHN F. WOODS, of Norfolk, Virginia, ad-
vised the writer on October 16, 1942, that he had on that date received
a telephone call from Mr. ELLIOTT NESS, from Washington, and that Mr.
NESS had advised that the Hay Act was definitely net going to be in-
voked in the Norfolk area. Mr. NFSS requested that arrangements be
made to hold a conference in the office of Chief ‘JCODS on the morning
of October 17th, with Naval officials and with the Public Health
Department, for the purpose of discussing plans for the enforcecwent
of prostitution laws, This meeting was scheduled for 9:50 AW,
October 17th, but Mr. NESS did not appear because of his inability
to obtain transportation to Norfolk, due to flcod conditions, Chief
WOUDS advised that the discussion at the meeting was merely a ‘*re-hash'
of previous discussions.
During thsConvention of the Virginia Police Fxecutives
Association, at Richmond, Virginia, on October 15th, Dr. G. W. MAST,
of the Navy Department, Washington, D. C., was present, and discussed
venereal diseases in the State of Virginia, pointin: out that Virginia
had the unenviable record of having the preatest nunber of venereal
disease cases among Navy personnel in the United States,
At that time Chief WOODS. addressed the Conference, and the
subject of the invocation of the May Act was brought out. Chief WOLDS
took the position that the invocation of the May Act was not necessary,
provided someone would provide adecuate facilities for housing the
prostitutes arrested, ee ee
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Following Chief WOODS! discussion, Mr. OUUNS, of the Decart-
ment of Social Protection, tovx the floor, und reem.nasived the efforts
which that Department has made to secure space for the housing of
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