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. set: vee oe ot ee ae ee nn ST eee eee og marin ete ee ne wen ee eae SEE Rah a Rl ne hte FS mar ee ree ee Ute AZUL Tape nes MOvdan 7° ty . lowe t ” E note ir. 50cr. shursday edition of awe tres Press and article by Melvin heen headed “oover Runs F. B. I. like Personal ef," wherein he takes a whole fees. | ranted swipe at J. Edgar Hoover and the way he runs the F. B. I. This is but one of hundreds of attempts by certain high up government sfficiale | ana others with a pelitical pull to curb Hoover$3 operation of the F. B. I, and to make | | him susversive to their wishes. So far they have failed and Hoover runs that huge organi zation as it should be rune These political bandits would like to make Hoover submissiy to their will and to go lightly on certain cases because of the influence they allegedly hold with the voters, which in most cases is purely 1llusive. . oe I Hoover however pays little attention to these requests whether they come from 7 high-up officials or from elsewhere, and Buns the department as he thinks it shouls be re So far in tthe thirty or forty years he has been at the haed of this great. ory ‘dzation there has never been a scandal or a question of influence, and that riles the bir, | shots. When therfind out they can't run tkyekxExxIthe F. B. I. their next meve is to | try and unseat Hiogver , which usually runs a certain course and then dies out. _ Hoover runs this department do efficiently that no President had dared remov: ibim the public would rise up in wrath at any such attempt. They insist that the big : shots, 4n government and out, leave him alone and let him run the department, as othe rs- | run theirse ‘The public has confidence in Hoover. They show none to his detractorse They should knew enough by this time to let well enough aloneo