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¥ Te TTD Lage hat Ae pie we ¥ BEATE POET 3 this, question, ine . letter to Senatar—Van Nuys, saya; * ie | havea Wetter from the Clerk of the Committea on the Judiciary enclosing a copy of 8, 2648, introduced 1 by Senator . me tayo we befhery, “¢ Gut and started their work. Think of | * Naw much property and lives might have. sacrificed. Not only ‘has this been’ i 4 ‘ertod,”-but, hood speedy ‘arrest of these rels and thelr accomplices will serve werning to any and all enemies within without, ‘that the eyes of the FBI are them. | waving of life and property asa result ‘ tehfulnesa and thorough organiza- - FBI will do much to hasten the . organization working duy | the interest of America, does ; ° ‘Sountries. Thanks # Mr. Hoover, innocent _ » even it they ‘are aljens or classed as . “enemy aliens, can rest that the FBI knows the » and whereas _ this may be terrifying t our real enemies “Tang all scoundrels, it is gratifying to every nt, honest law abiding individual citizen nc non citizen in America, - ttorney General Biddle ‘commehthig ot oa Ag . tg! Vay in the knowledge - _ Mead to authorize the presentation of 4 medal of honor to J. Edgar Hoover. and requesting my advice. : The bill authorizes the President to _ present, in the name of the Congress, a medal) of honor to Mr. Hoover in re- cognition of hia work in connection with the apprehension of the saboteurs, and other duties relating to the war effort. - ‘This tribute to Mr. Hoover's unusual work, as expreased in the bill, is parti- | , ularly gratifying to me and I am sure to Mr. Hoover’s associates in the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the De-— partment of Justice.” s, by all means, Mr. Hoover should be bly decorated, eo that he and his, ex- t organization may know that ‘the People apprec{ate their good wirk. nee ee This Editorial /*% “eig Edftertal appears in ‘he . Hungarian lang.-ge on page 4