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MELVIN H. PURVIS
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B! ROBERT THOMPSON Washington, Dec. 4.--In an orderly. gt-een~walled o ice 3 lookingdown thecluttered eaetslope ofOapitol Hill,a soft- ; fmoklen Southern gentlemanponders overdaily mammoth ega 92"0 umes. l At first glance,he mightbe takenfor a acholaryDixie 1aw!'er- which he is. He might also be identified as an lstute Carolina buaineaatnan which he is. I . He would not by any atretch ...... 1' . - . _='.-we ofrogullr imagination. conception however,of the fitrelent- the "£15- ona eaaof lawman the at-ho trackedcountry ? notnri- to death 1 ts; oua vet,ngaten |o the gently n in drarvzling, r. '¥ alig92ttlY Southernerbuilt the in Capito Hill office ta Melvin Pu.rvia--hailed act-on the nation 25 yeara ago aa the man who . got Dillinger. . I Ifwas Purviewho, aa head l J} L .1 ,. ,z : . t.-' of the Chicago ol ceof the FBI, V l P.»/__ .1,3,/" I led : bend of 25 federal ezente 1 and police ofifcere on the nizht of Jul! 22, 1934, to the North Side hit-ago theatre where Dilltm:er's career er. .i L;|ttlit' I-lrtem_t'.92'o. 1 came to a dranigtic and bloody end. Forwits and hi.=fellowI"t5In3:ent1~» five hecticml-rt1l1!. had Put cr.ase-: the elusit-e and treacher- nun Dillinger back and form across the Midwest. At one point. T_hQ Iaahtnqton Poat tand_7_,__, - -ther cornered»-Utetu,tttnw'-_.ani ,-. his henchmen in the Little Bo- . =~t=;."-.-i~:* a;:;t"i'**-1<-§*r~>'=!iit!*i*§"-':" -"- hemia lodge in V92'iac0r'tsift.only to . The Wuatttnqton Dally Newa ____ have him escape in a running gun The Evlhl-119 Star battle. - _ tort Herald T rtbun0V'_____'' ' P. Tl'l!1 T,.-Oflsultry July thatr|lg'ht,- as Dillinger.-hi!- §rirl'New Polly Hamilton, and a former bawdy house madam. Anna Sage. 1 emergedfrom watt-hingthe rat-tgatermovie Manhattan Melodrama," New York Journal-Amtrtccin _i the gunman was shot to death. New York Mirror '' Pl-lT'92'i|!has been often identified in print an the atrent -whofired he f tal shots and An a ca. who fin ered Dillin r out in the New t ~._ ._ __-.n_~t'e_." .1: Q tr=__, Yorl'I_oaI'York _.Datly_ ' ' ' ' '3" theatre crowd,-haabe'ett.wrttt_1n_mw-lfiatolqi the-'92_Voma_p-it_t't3ad."! 13!. New Both claims, says Purvte, were concoctedby 'tmagtnatt92"'ere- The New York Time: ,__i______porters. _ _ _ {lmnst Thejnatttt-tli2.u-1; men vrltrftrt-d that theehtttn t:t.'rt-ed nr»one thatntt_'ht." Wnuidtell ho ltiHerl Ilil- P "vie, QxnlatneThe- worker 1 911'.I net-er ht-ve H-I15.and I assume none of the t-the-r.=l vt. The New ;_eaae-r__._..__.___--- _92~tx.-5 of 9292e:et-u..tt.t' We it-lintrs. hat!at feelingthere 92'-kingT De.-W:tliSlre-e1 .c:urna1 ___.__- at honqr in taking part tn killing a man." ' " Dull .,iii-.--i-Z '1'
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The Women la led Was Wearing Orange * l Aa to the famoua Woman in Red, Pu:-via aaya she actually was wearing an orange akirt and he doesn't recall the color of her other clothes that fateful night. Purris, who at 31 was just one year younger than Dillinger, l became a national hero when he ended the menace. Looking back on the incident today, he simply states: I had o lot of help." Purvis now in serving the federal government for the fourth time in his life. He put in nine years with the FBI, before resigning in 1935. He served five years durinyz World War ll as a colonel in the Army judge advocate general : office. 1-le was chief counsel for the Senate subcommittee on federal manpower policies in 1951553, while the Korean conflict was l>lazin;:. v Pu!'92~is' current job is one that history could prove his most important. Two and a half months ago, he left the quiet surroundings of Florence. S. C. v~'here he has a private law practice and owns a radio station-to be-c me counsel tor the Senate subcommittee on improvement of judicial rnachine . " His Job: Ireok fie legal Logical Hi: job ia to blueprint a program that will revitalize America : judicial system to end the tremendoua backlog of court cases, which new number 77.000 acroea the nation. J - We find the U. S. court! are in terrible condition, aaya Pu:-via. Some have case backlog: of three or four years, and some even. /longer." The area of the nation moat acutely affected is the Northeaat -New York, Massachusetts. Connecticut. New Jersey- where thous- ands of cases have accumulated in individual courts. The dire need for additional federal judges and for renovation of what Purvia terms our archaic judicial system" can best he summed up, he explains, with the phrase: Slow juatice means no justice. He now is making a coast-to-coast survey--aided by the courts, the legal profession .and the bar ls5ociati0n5 -to determine what ichanges are needed. He : Seeking o Solution Tho! Will Stick l-le 'plecil. es that he and the subcommittee, headed by his old friend Sen. llin Johnston ID-S. C.! ill not be stanipeded into patchwori: remedies." "The subcommittee should perform a rr-rvice that would be last- ing for man; years to come, says Purvia- We need this badly. When you aee us 77.000 cues behind, you find that justice in this l com-1tr_v of which we've been boaatjng -ia lagging. As the popula- :-. awe, the bu en on the courts will iii even ioree. u So far, Purvia has found no conclusive answers to the problem. i He will submit an interim report to the subcommittee by the end of January, but this probably will be just the beginning. - 5 The dapper, gray-haired South Carolinian, now the father of three boys. says hie crime-busting days are tar behind him. Although he etili quite often is pointed out in public an the man who got Dillinger," Purvie aaye he would Just as soon forget the incident. "l don t even care to read about crime," eaye the hero of the 30!. Hm. doee hie current job alze up against his determined pursuit" of Dillinger? ' ' Thin is a challenre. but it :-1 no different," aaje Put-vie. One job van to rid the country of a med dog. This ie not a mad dog, but it could be ch;-.¢.-e it it ie not &=:." '_"_-"'_ p--an-jar
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Similar requests have been honored tor several years by the Bureau, and it is pointed out that formed Attorney General Herbert Broenell and the then Deputy Attorney General Iilliam P. Rogers, at a conference held on 6/14/54 in the Attorney Genera1's ofiice, authorized the Bureau to continue to undertake investigations of the members or the staffs of certain Congressional committees upon request of the chairman 1._ . . t thereof- This agreement was confirmed by the Director's be Ieloraudum to the Attorney General u 7,2/b4, I copy OI which $- was eent to the then Deputy Attorney General Rogers. The 1. Senate Committee on the Judiciary is one of these committees. -vY RECOIIBNDATIONS;
. That the attached airtei ue transmitted to the " the requested investigation H
2. That this memorandum be routed to the Adminis- trative Division so that a resume concerniugwlln Purvis' iormer Bureau service can be prepared. EIQCEOQURE Enclosure ?~¢.,_57 41.£..u; 'If 7*"., / _, ,.- l - Administrative Division/QV -'--' }%4 . ' ._ 2° act 201959 - ., n F _ J1 ! [D1-lY:1'i17 _ 1'______, __ --If-Klj =_ . W4." I ,' ' e w~2li r h! < u » an . . ts» QT I-' AV _. . _,. I. _,.- ..'.»»__-'p _ - '1;'._ ._.-I '. ¢ Nlnnomndum- ourrnnSTATES oovnanunnr_
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". 92 Current inquiries reveal that Purvis worked tor approxilately two years as an attorney in San Francisco, California, after his _¢ resignation. Then he returned to his home town, Florence, . 1. South C r llna, where he founded and puulished a daily newspaper, 92 l "The Florence Evening Star," for appruximatel, two years. In 1941 mt he joined with one Martin Schnibbon as a partner in the ownership and Op¬T t;OH of Radio Station WOLS. Shnvflj thereafter he entered " 6. the United Staten Arn_ as a captain and ~&fV0u with the Judge Advocate N Geueral'5 Cffice as 3 eriunel hefurt he %H selea ed fr~' active duty "- in April, 1145. To then rvturwed to F;n:e92ce, Eouth Cay-;ina, and 92 bought out Sshnikbcn, deq
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Iany persons interviewed mentioned that Purvis was responsib for the capture or killing of John Dillinger on July 22, 1934, at Chicago. They pointed out that Purvis and capitalized on this by public appearances, speeches and magazine articles, subsequent to hie leaving the FBI in 1935. In order to set the record straight, thereto; a brief, factual account of that incident has been set forth in the scene, ,encl0sed he summary did not memorandum fire on Dillinger, stating that, and that although the over-all Purvia was operationat the to apprehend Dillinger was under the direction of the late Inspector Samuel P. Cowley.
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wfldh 67-7489 <5! -. __ I Subaequent to his separation; Purvia-has received extensive I publicity over the tact that he had been one or our participa _" led "1" by it toraer$9 . -t-.1-.'?--IP§ -l5---Inspector eyl Hie ile ie replete with- ~.- - in DIIIrelnect.to clippings the.D1l1in¢er:caae;--I and aleo retlecta Purvia aieo capitalised claiaidFcredtt;! ' etenaive:i 1_ »' @=* n_ handling certain caeee which had actually been handled by £orlp- . Inspector Baauel .Gbv1ey. On 1-31-42, he entered the Usflrlst ; Linxenant Colonel Karl Naah, who handled CID work in the _ European theater,Hadviaed $hQ!BIQLH,§D§$@#Q;hl§§Q!IQIQ@I3m¢j§"FIQ? **'conticti iith rurv1i-¢aé"rar-er an Lecn*Turrou'and considered both incoapetent, thoroughly deapiaed, with "yellow streaks up their backa." Nash adviaed that Turrou had been reiueed a coaieeion but one had been iinagled by Purvis and he stated ;:;j" - that Purvia owed Turrou $11,000. The Director-coqeented in_i ' :gw»___ connection with the above "lelljthe truth will eut.P - =- Hoh: Hi- 4 1 Punnns - ' l I/ -1 I, I-92olen___i _ ~ _ _ . . _ _ -- _ $f;; .: - I.C-_Sulhvna _' I , I ._ ' '~- - r + !i ,;-.-- "/7 ' - r.» "-_-<. - =1 W-'-"I -r;";"'§.""1 ' i! I Tlb _ Hoon I 4,, | 92_/' I r / 92 .. . Hnllonnn _.i_ ~ - I Gon4v_. - "*1 "°°"_E:_ -' WIT .. . ;- ' . . _ _ - -_ ,;- _ ..-.- -'_,_...1" ' 1 _;' __ ., _5"'J 1 .»=q'- -= * j;. -~+"~<--7* _; "§~~ ¢¢ mw ' »~ r~~~ * "- 1.- i. -*~ .i' '1:-:5 , I. ' . s - . " I '1 I" '4 .| ale 'I q, I I ,. i- 1 i -1__ l ,' L U
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.,, --i --is _....-- - .. _ : I . Ram 92' .. " -' I'- MI'I, O I a Y l E; talked about the kid- I NEE HAS Bl-JEN [ napings, the Lindbergh case. Belmont i__ "'Forgoi'ien on law in iorence. B. C.. where the Urschel case, the he owns the radio station. Del_.ooch _...... __ Boettcher case. the shootings . I This is not the nrst time McGuire I1 GEORGE KENNEDY in the Kansas. City station he has come to Washington Mohr _i___ The other day the Ram- when gangsters tried to on an important assignment. aler had some irnculty in rescue a prisoner, Frank Parsons Eight years ago Senator Olin locating Melv' urvis at the 92 D. Johnston oi Bouth Caro- iliash. An FBI agent. three Zapitol - police officers and Nash were Roseri lina, who thinks he is one oi killed. Purvis was on the Ir. Purvis has iust taken the ablest men in his State, Ohio cornfield when Pretty up his duties as majority brought him here as counsel Tornm it Boy Floyd, one oi the par- counsel ior a Benate sub- ior a subcommittee studying ticipants in the Kansas City Trotter mi stlnmittee on "improving 4 C.l92'll service. Senator John- anray, was killed by agents W.C. Sullivan 1 the judicial machinery. l ston is chairman oi Post in a gun duel. But there Tele. Room .__._ Inst there was some diffi- Office and Civil Service and again he ddn't re a shot. ellit in locating him was is a member 0! Judiciary. not surprising. The subcom- Mr. Purvis produced a 14- I started a train once," he Hollom n volume report in more than said. "We had a r r e st e d eeisanewoneandhastwo years of investigation, Verne Sankey in Chicano Icr Gcindy ___i_ the kidnaping oi Charles calling attention to the glar- P ''_ obtained oniee some on ing inequities of reduction- Boeitcher II. a wealthy Den- -top oor the sixth! of in-Iorce practices. lack oi .verite. We wanted to take i L -5 be! Senate O llice incentive programs, personal [him to Sioux City for trial. I.u - V Iavoritlsm and veterans ii made arrangements with
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llelvln orthe H. . who runAided l "!!ll!!l'.'!'l!'!'E|;l'eer of John Dillinger. the gangsta. Ill named yesterday an chlet counsel 0! n new Senate Judiciary subcommittee. l Mr. Purvis. 55. an FBI can in the earl! 1930:. led a Irw that cornered Dillinger in n Chicago theater. The hoodlum =-'. was shot. to death trrln: to B5C&D¬. Announcement of Mr. Punk appointment was made by , 4 Senator Johnston. Democrat - 501' South Carolina. Senator! 1Jotmst.on said the new sub-E commilbee will conduct 1 nur- vey of the Federal Judiciary machinery to promote economy 1 and e lczency. 1 1--_ __ Y _ _ J
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T" spa? n U ' Tolson Belmon Dillinge Killer 5Gets Se iote Post 5! 1110, lloelned rm. DeLo:1 '1 Mflvirr H Purvls, who aided in Q dih the career of John? jDillmger, the gangster, wgsi lnam d yesterday as chief] .- ~ 92counsel of 1 new Senate; M c G_u,u' Judiciary subcommittee. I ; Mr. Purvis. 55. In FBI 13¢ I 93*"- .1 the early 19305, led g gm rr t cornered Dllllnger in Clio theater. The hoodl l up:-hot to death trying lg Rosen -; Announcement of Ir. Purvir 'lDD0lntment was made by Bmator Johnston. Democnt. ;0! South Clrdlim. Senator ; Johnston aid the new mu-,1 Tcmm wqmmlttee will conduct I. mr- *3 01' I-he Federal Judiciary Trotter W.C. Sullivan _. Tele. Floom __._ Hollomcxn _...i Gcmdy
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U_ nu told u» am Connr A 5 The Walhlnqlon Post und__ Q Times Horuld l The Wolhlnqlon Dally Now: .i_ F Tho Evamnq Slur i_..__.,,___ 1 Now York Hamid Tribuno __i Nov York Journhl-Anorlcon,____ Now York Hlnor - r - . rlj - 1:1 , , -'-; ¢ New York Dolly Nowl_._i______, .- f " B / Now York Pool P F ' - - ' -7-<-o "rm Now York 'run|.._____,_ ¢ / The Uorklr | 1 I The Now Loudor?....i,__,,_i i / jinn D 92O The'Wall Stroci Journol ______,,'. ' " " 4,9, "_:;ij1_291ss9 -- I L L Jvwlvfsss 6 /L . ./' g -_.. - - -* l -'1'-r"""' ' _ ___ _A _ 'i . _ . '--"2! ..'92 / _. . .1-4--> 2 D - ' "3 ._,_92'., Il ___" .;.»!" _ -_ l _ _ '. ,-, -' _ M. _ I .,_ _ , .__..': V ' ',, L_ 1. __ I _ _ _= V W1... 92; § 1 -9 a...-._....--1. ;-1.44-a-1I _-.-_;-...a-1': .0-| 92--u .-ii -IL I»-1-*4 0 - Z . , _ . ,.k., . _»_--.;:1." . - . .~. , . . -_ l I It -.= 1*," .,__.-|_ I . . _ . .-.-:l.-. 4 , L _ ;=.'. e.r '92 3 . = ' -.--~ ." _» r"..*-- " . . . . *1 - --92, _.__ __1r"'. I _l; 4J_-[I t -3. . ,;b'_ ,___,__,,,, sn1..i taust a-unlnn-_-sh. _ 'r 0 ._92.' '. -- >- _._. ... re __- 7- _Dil1ingerwasplanningt.otsh'e_herand ' FIVE SHOPS out.rang Five shots |Del!y'1!an92lltontoamoviethiY1l§lI caught him as he chiwecl ior his She $21 ! lane .-.1. !92.o=.=.'ever,if they were pistol That'show Dillinger died. One of going to the Marhro Theatre. on the the shots was mine. _ ' West Side, or the Biograph 'l1|eat.reat 'lwenty-five years ago next Wdnw day, shortly before ll p. m. on the night Z-l44N.LincolnAve.Wemadeour of July 22, 1934. John Dillinger. America's most vicious criminal, was plansfor eithertheatre. gunned to death in an alley next to the ~ Butitwastohe 1eBiog'rs1:h:"I'lIr' old Biograph movie house in Chicago by feature film: "Manhattan Melodrama, Federal and local agents led by a gangster thriller starring Clark Gable, Ewen today. there are mysteries sur- William Powell and Myrna Loy. Twenty- rounding the death o.t Dillinger. Few iseven Federaland localagents, including myself and Zarkovich. were staked out; . . ,_ people really know, for instanoe,- the r-m_r the theatre. ' .- m.mesoftheof oerswhoshothirn.Of How were we to recognize Dillinger oourae,Iltnow.lwast.here.'I hent.hereWe had never seen him We had his was the "woman"red, in Mrs.Anna r was to *_ff. 92. Sage, the bawdy-house madam who me to ngered Dillinger. What was her rea- son for turning stool pigeon? . Aaotiwv sno j>.m.,1 ' Over the years, there have been more proach the marquee wi h=l£=t.--.:tl~.s arm" pure ction written one of them the "woman about Dillinger : last hours than pos- man was coatless, he spo l sibly about any other criminal. m!lsL%£. l 92.e, heeeeze gels!-rim This is how it really was: glasses, a straw hat, a white shirt. Hav- II- By July of 1534, our agents were ing committed oountless photos-of Dil- f . receiving reports that Dillinger was in linger to memory, I took a long hard *1 the Chicago area. At that time, I was look. Yes, the man was Dillinger! _ 4- special agent in charge of the Chicago The deadly killer calmly purchased r of m of the Department of Justice'sthree tickets admission price, 30 cents Division 0! Investigation, which was the each! and entered the movie house forerunner of the FBI. withMra.SageandPollyHamllto|L 0:: July 21. Sgt. Martin 2..-rko-rich of We had Qrltinlili planned to the E. Chicago nd.! police reported Dillinger by surprise inside the that he had a hot tip on Dillinger's The idea was to take a at hliind him whereabouts. The criminal and his girl friend, Polly Hamilton, were in the habit pinhlsarmsandcapturehimwithout of making frequent visits to Anna Sage : apartment in E. Chicago. The informant: raisinga fuss. But theclosest seat Mrs. Sage herself. I could get was three rows away. The ',-eI- Onthe afternoonof July22. aSunday, movie was packed.We decided to tsk I received word from Mrs. Sage that him on the way out. " wasSoalloiuswaitetlandwalted. the longest two hours and so :1 F- T, ' '" '- ;' ' -1 -_-' .~ . . 1- - - - ,- - -11.1?. ,r.:.'' _ I H ~ =1 . '- . e7i92 i .2_ . e K . - Y. , V _ - ,__.- -.,:__ ' - . . _ _ .,____,_ _...._.¢'4.» t ..<.-- .'- I .51.;- - L -.-yr __I-4 1 . .__4 e..h ._ -_ J. .-ant .'. , .;,-i 11! ,. ' t ,- ,, .49 .._ | _ _'_.. L. 1 ' 1- ' ' FQ i D f IC BELT; in my lite. My kneeskept -Gel-that I took lull responsibility. 5 [hitting togetherthe wholetime andI that the man under ohaervation uaa__ tillti a hitch in my ito rna::n." Dillinger and that we ahol-tld take him. ".5;-I-33- "?'* " -.. '. g te moviewas overat 10:34 p. m. As Dillinger moved away, 1 gave a ifiiiii barked: -so-at am m .5 , t came Dillinger, escorting the wom- We haveyou an-rounded."' -_i"' --_..< i "'-_ T.~*2.' Ien. '1waited under the marquee, for ' Dillingerwhirled.pa one I had the responsibility or making the l ie- =-or-'i=i;;"r.ai.Ii'-'a':.-Pa -'-".t :::'-'1. -'e,':=!look about him, then made ahalt Hentillcation. When I was absolutely ti-eedom downthe alley, drawing ] certain that the man was John Dillinger. automatic pistol as he nn. Five I lighted a cigar. There I was noncha- thearmanyonewhouwitwouldrang out. Five aotl aught Ilia aa lantly puffing on a stogie as the gun- awed i .QIII-_'_ '.'i"l 'i_%_""-'jl _ .and_.his:21: of me partyandheaded strolled rightsouthon in Lin- knowit meant:that Let : in. doleM86534--> . - F -Q2-;?i'-u'~ ~ -er-~. " kiln Ave. onelmowa. Themenwhowne I Thecigar the was signal of identi ca- WE had previously arrangedthat andlwasoneofthem- madea tlm. When I struck the match it lrig'nl- the other agents would run it I ran, walk never to reveal who actually red _ ' if I walked. etc. In that way we would shot that killed hlm. Now. aquarter all get to Dillinger at the aame time. acenturylater.thepactiaatill . No one wanted to win that race and get Ihaveheencreditedwl ioa _ to Dillinger rst. and a1one.___.... §__ j hi:n.Ihave been creditedwlth ,- A So I moved in iirom behind. Other 92 hirn.A.liIhaveeverIaidwast:hatI~_ L agents sauntered out of a doorway. Another came up on Dillinger's right. Thewhat I stand that group on. After mptured all. does lt- 92 The hunters moved-_in cheer. Sudthnly matter that mlldijfh killed hl1!l!..-.x'4...= 7 I I I i Y. § it .1 ~ . 1; _ ,4. -1..-_A,;,_,4-44.8 4....q.92 -.11 Z3 -92 .1;--I " I 4 ..L:92. J-JJ...4 .4-...~..-. ._¢r sin-Qil M... - ....._.... -.... 4' E 1. - - v.., . -¢,-mg .- ._ - .. - _ . _92 0 C6 Memorandum UNITED STATES Goven mekr DIRECTOR 9* 7/ 24/59 TOi5'.|92 } Belmont F1014 Clyde Tolson rt #7" ht 92_ ,I noon urnm' Trotter I _ T Mr L B N1chols v1sed me that he understands Hollaisuni __ ..,. , , that former: SpecialAged: llelv wall be brought to Gundy Washmgton soonby SenatorJohnston toserve asLegal Counsel M ¢92&G'92=K; for the SE'I'l¢.1.tBmqurrmg Suocomnnttee mtothe functlorung of .'__, r-. Federal Courts He stated that he understands Purv1s 1s anxlous to get one more year of Congressmnal S'6I V1CE to qualny for Congresslonal ret1rement 71¢1 - 1 >11, "MT a" mar 1-if rut!-..-. - b Y _ ,,,__, .._. .. -1 -@ #w{'- _::-3: ., P ¢: I _T_____ __'___ ' xvk J ,_" _ H '__ "____'_"|J______4 .Fa. _/_[_II *.f______V:_ __ __''_ 3_ _ ___' U EP O G P O RH i U _l 8 _ M'J_I_Jr.:_U_'___l__}_!__ __r HE3'_H___ J AF J__rW_ _n%_§&_u___ 1 _h_a_i____v_ ___ 1.__.______Myha%_Wh¬"g0§_*&y1&W~§¥g%A¥H__H g__H____ _t_ QM_ _~__ _ __ _ J,' ______ : ____U___w_J92 ____ H_.V_'_ NJP . _ ___id _ I :_____IH T__K '_V_V_'_q_ H _____* HMH_JAW_ _w§_m_ M/______nh_"H__ ___éLu "___ ____ ______h____ _~U _ T: _ __Ph _ H _V_ w___ "_- 1I __ __ 92 an '1- , ____q______ _"_ |___'__hWm_.J__ /LN? I;_' rd_ V _ _ __ _I|___ E__ Hf[K_q__'H f_.5S_ IhT-_|M_ I_LM _r }"n_ ___N 5_ __ ___ K _ VHI"in IH; __,__34711115 _0nJ L_ W _ in_ _lcHGO: __tr .'__h nu80r0Amy Q0_O Cn tOfhh__MOitt.07__dM_MU_rcM_O0. ICCSNDOW_W"F": ;__ _"'| ______92-'____'__LH__M . _ _é_____"J___92"_E _Hm16?68I A V_A_ ______'h__up92____ _ hm:__H______92 __i_'_d__H_£W__JH___ |Ww_J,'___.__h_ _h __H_1_UH_ HV H{V__'_92u'_,_h___ >u_hf:_.;.u___ _'_3__ __L1i_A§_%_£MrA_ __'r"_ _A%?_'____92__,_r}_____H|_,1 _3" '__ _hL _L-_v"_UQg17_ _ U I W ,_ I_"___ ___92|______'92_ ___.___W_ rI __ .h .L ._D_-'k'L!_ __1;J?ft ._I'___ H____I_ _J 92____"__|try _A_ 'V. JIC_U, r____*_ __,____II _I _ _U_:_ _''__ _.__ ____I _____fl ;I *9 I_ 3_:{HII I|1_ _ I _ H?1__'__$______.~_ _"___92__ '__f_:__-'1 r__~__ma'_my92 "F". . q I " -ni J ; -. .-'-.1. . ., ""_ ':_._, . . v e- _ . 5?-' fr I ac; iv E . "4: u_- - Fan" A1» ,- ,3-E. { -,1. "vi ~_1_.- _ Poi_ .r .- CORRELATION SUMMER? 92 YQI "i stal /' . u"- 92'. Main File No-' 6?-'2-4&9 Date: / /.'T .> /-,1 .5 See SearchSlip for other // // main files! 92:F _h la _ _ u. _V. 3-. . _;._ ___ , -'0 sea ~ - .1 . V . I ." , ;_- }_a_.'._' . ' Jig h J- U? - 1 fl _¢_ =5 . f ._ r I 1 Q _'.." V. JosephineH. Kelley Theda-Qujncan 1; 1! T. 6'. Haassr 鬻 a'y' ? 92 Lu-b t Ivw5'Jug v¢} : '2/Av "T;? *jE;EiZ. - . /7 _,. §*i - , Y "1 I _ _ - - ... Q3 | I 1 I , .".-.-"'- * .~ .-rrrr. ABBREVIATIONS 92_I~1I. .._;J,- Er. 'Inf07'mG'ti0n...-e.--...------Addif.-'i0l l¬l1 information5PP¬3T'tnQ in this reference which pertains I . 5.' to Melvin Furuia will be fbund in the main file or elsewhere in this summary. 5.2§13 ' 92 - .. . 1% ;.5a;. *:u -$1. .-' 1 ;. ->_ ' . 1 ,.-:2 , -' Q ta" 5'- i. -F1" L55: 1 .. 12- . 5%- ii ' M e I § 7 .'? 7,. V3;- :- -3;. _ A _ é _. 0 L 4 . w . 1' re 92 . A letter from a Bureau Inspector dated 3/l/3?, stated that ?.P while on a road trip at Madison, Fisccnsin, Chief of Fblice Payne of Wisconsin Rapids, asked as to whether the resignation of Melvin Furvis '1 had been due in any part to his drunkenness at Wisconsin Rapids 4.. during a convention two years ago. '- U -ii 62-48105-1 v... 92.q Y! P I 92-_--. _. _-'a_ .. _. _ . ___ p. _ -, ._ ._.- .,.'.-,_. . _ i _ _ .,,_-.,_ _ __ _e__ -,-_ .. _ .... 92_ , ,. IA - - , _ A Bureau memorandum dated 2/2?/48 concerns an article on Falter Winchell subject of 52-31615! which appeared in "C'ollier's" magazine on 2/28/48 and sets out the dijyerences between the article and the material furnished by the Bureau. W . 1 . , _ Ihe Bureau text stated that the Director received a "r- - telephone call while the article stated he received a telegram. lhe 92 '- Bureau text stated it was from a SAC who was submitting his resignation, > 1 . . » - the art ple stated, 'Utwas theresignation of his top deputy, Melvin . . .-. Purvis. - Q . _¢_.1*_ ...<' 62-31515-595 l5!c/ _.r -0" _ 11,1 __ . ;~1 On o d C o/9/35'Po n'a in a ter o the Director ex ressed hisdesir I 2.-I Hollyw o alid r 1~ et t w p - e i to work with Melvin Furvis on a contemplated '@-Danpicture" to be made '_. by Metro Goldwyn Bayer studio. He also felt that if the Director 5. . la ' '%omehow wouldtip o f Metro Goldwyn Mayer that I am suitable for such I k_ 1 a job to collaborate with yr. furvis" he Klein! felt the boost from y the Director would help. 1 _- F I HenclosedlIIIIIIIIIII| a copyof theletter hadhe writtenthat Z -.-" » dag to MU , n wh c he quoted the '%mllywood Reporter"of 8/6/35. .1:-'3 The quote stated that MGM was negotiating with Melvin Purvis to work 92 ' L h on a G man story that would end all G-men stories and that the Director {~11I ,4-92 would probably pass on the completed script before production started. -|92.__ ..~'Ea; On 8/l4/35the above~ correspondence acknowledged was and- ".7, 9 2 .' gadvised thatthe Directorhad notagreed cooperate to HG]! with Qe an at he had no knowledge of'lurvis' plansin preparing a motion _ !-' picture. Director's notation. ' _ 80 7 299 ! SI 80-7-300 W . < '< 92 On 9/30/35, H. H. Puruie under subpoena in behalf 0; Ire. Anna Sage called at the q fice of the US Attorney in Chicago to advise he would be out of the city until 10/9/35 and was served with a subpoena for that date. In a statement to the press, Furvis advised of the Bureau policy of protecting the identity of persons furnishing If." infatmation hat that since Hrs. Sage had made the fact known she had furnished information aiding in the apprehension of Jbhn Dillinger. fhrvis stated how he felt concerning the deportation proceedings being brought against her. _ V __ 62-297??-646? 0% -.- ~ -_.-. By letter dated 10/10/35, to the éareaa, Are Falter Ae Fetter, President of Futter Studios discussed the motion picture, "The $200,000 Snatch" and the use of members of some law enforcement agency to take the place of the representative of the Bureau, other than Melvin Fhrvis who was available to yr. Putter. '7-136?-2972 . f9! sr so-?-sso - 11-" . gl! ,; _!"§-3.92> . A letter dated l2/15/35 from Robert Newborn, inmate of the 3; .._ - r~.'-. .. _. prison at Waupan, Wisconsin, complained that he was framed and sent to 0-um-|'nnuu an J-LA r92_I92AI" _1'hA Jliu lll I14 Ink! I92n'92,924n| 41:5 I' _n@J- nnlnlr la IIJ 492¢-I'uu4-.- ht Fl DCIUII VII IIIQU bl lly Ul'il-ll: I55 fill!! IUUUUU UIIG Ill DJ U Llifl v UH ZIIIUFR 9fl¬_Gj f. Rise. He claimed his innocence and stated that in his series of r" 1,;-A articles to be written for the "Red Book" magazine, Melvin Phrvis " '11.. would name the man who robbed the bank. 7 *:-. I 1 . av-as-29 x. 1! i Ihe Central Office filee of IE3 contain a copy of a eoaplaint Q K filed in Superior Court of Calif., in and for the City and County of . -H iggifran isgg bytlgantiranci C las plaintiff. Ins exact date of .;_ ng n se or n e e. _92 § L 5'. "'. .- .1"! - "31 I ., '4. Q15»;-3: V 1': -4- ._,'J, - 1 FF ll I V . -I R An amendment to paragraph 35 of the complaint mentioned P Arthur Kent as a person with whom Fredric Harch, movie actor, corresponded relative to communistic activities. The amendment also 5'} 1 : , mentioned Melvin Furvis, "E:-Dept. of Jhstice lhn' asa correspondent of March. pl47l! Additional information. Ii 39-Q15-619 p.1764 Q1/'' , 1 l 51-755§-2373 ddiiidndl *1 3! =1 Infornat ion! SI 51-7559-2151 -T3! 1.. 1 In a memorandum to the Director dated 3/3/36, it was stated that the Bell f blishing Company, Hfd, wanted to present thegfirst medal award to be given each month to persons outstanding in law enforcement work,to the Director. Because of the possibility of setting an embarrassing precedent if the Director accepted, the invitation was declined. ur. Peterson qf the above mentioned Company, stated that the first award could be given to Melvin Purvis, but preferred to make the award to the Director. It was explained to Ir. feterson that furvis was a private citizen and could do almost anything he wanted to do in the way of accepting awards. 62-39245-5 Ghangedto I . 94-3-4-228 on 6! questioned 0nby the 3/3/36, Ch Fca arm» I 1.. » s being employed in inves 1-s__'_92 . .. also stated he had advised :--'- "oosom friend of ielvin farvis. ;ea represented v» r. rk for the government. J everal individuals that he ms a __-.. J| ' 4?-10165-11 1! ~/ A 1-._ W . ¢ L 1 r 1 "i R- I t _ {L ' The 5/13/as and the 5/20/so issues of "Prince Georges Post" T published at College Park, Hd., carried articles by Arley Ray Uhger entitled "Brown Study." The articles concerned the Bureau and the Director and made several disparaging remarks about the publicity the 4,._ Bureau had received and particularly condemned the activities of Melvin Purvis and others of similar ilk. cs-43511-2 U6! On 8/1?/40, Frederick lorch, stage and screen actor, testified before the HUGH in Los Angeles, ou1:;., regarding his knowledge qf L OP activities. . yr. March during testimony stated that he had been interested in the Tom Mooney case and had spoken, date not given! to Melvyn Purvis about it. He further stated he had corresponded with Arthur - Scott concerning the possibility of securing fhrvis' aid in the Mooney case. er. Harsh also advised that larvis had asked his orch'e! adcice on making a motion picture at Universal and what he should receive as a salary for the picture. Dies Committee Erecutive Roaring!» Volume #3 p. 1398 - 69?! 1 up farniehed a letter dated 6/3./-36 and noetearked at Glenada, aregon,addressed to Arthur Soott, Eorald Hotel, Son Pranisco, Calif. from Fredric larch, Movie actor. continued on next page! " I --, 92- la 4 I - 4 I ;-e; -'-7". 1'92I't:;-,- '_ -' _< _- =-,»-.. 1 -' §- l-.;_.2"- ; I.- fa:-. _: __. - . - .- ,-r7g<> ..-'- ' . -5- _-; $ Py _ '{- E 1 ¥|_.'.:.'.: 1 -I4- 1 '§"n- -- - . . .-v -'7 - - " H-L1. Q?!-%l_I':'--- - -.-- ~-_~_- w ;V-1v- . !_ "" . ;92 L- g A - :1.-". ;. I - r ._. _.__ :5 _ I"?}¬ _:l - _,r _i;q !49292_-_-',, 1 7 _'_ '.'.. " ' "3 t 92»f"92'- -0 . ,''.'¢ :.'. T?,3 ' ~-as ~.'Ff .7 ' :: he 'i:£*' ;?w- >- { . A ' ' 1. ¬ é The letter stated, 'TWefriend I contacted in S.F. after seeing you was Mr. Melvin Puruis - er - Dept. of Justice man, of Dillinger fame. He is studying law in S.F. now and is connected with the Safeway Stores. Be was interested, but QQQI_ LQQ 1Q_ Qj1_£ Z1£ ll ; as you can understand. 1'1- II I I $ I $ ¢ I 1 ¥ I I & I ZII Z q elvin Purvis, His address is: 301 Lombard St. g_g _g ____ Ezbroqk 3700 and bus! - 8l5_ U , .4 J .=1¬!_g J -. ' *7* '~?7'~7Cracker =- lst Mat. Bk. Bldg.» ' "' ll- ** Es 3772 3' I as-915-649 }f.__.. '5 U1! sr 51 7559-l8l2 EL H37" the Los Angeles Field had On 6/P5/36, a Bureau Agent from 4L- I1'_.l'.L__Il._.1J_4_ l'l.L_._ l.l_ lunch with Mr. Martin Mboney, enplcyed by FEE UHIFCU ATTIC?! DFIJCIIU I- in Los Angeles, Calif. I I ea In the conversation during and after the luncheon, M?- i Mboney stated he could not understand the activities and conduct of g -4 Melvin Purvis since he left the Bureau. Mr. Mboney felt that Purvis' 4 activities had tended to cheapen him and Mr. Mboney advised that Purvis 4 __., was to make, as well as probably write a series of cheap-type serials 1 and take an active part in acting in the pictures himself. 62-35785-52 Changedto 94-4-4856 U6! s On 8/6/36, Miss Marjorie Mathis, reporter 0 r I 14 bx ed concerning interviher ca I A Miss Mathis stated that was cr L-3? the Bureau and its work and had statedI that the irector was not the biggest or most capable nan in the Bureau and that Melvin Purvis was really one of the aces of the Bureau. 92 G ?-§o_ . ' F ., l .- -1 r On 10/29/36, during a special tour qf the Bureau, ur. Harry Harder mentioned that he was connected with the newspaper, the "Boston Mirror" and that the paper was running the "Melvin Parvis serial". ur. Harder gave the impression he did not regard Purvis' attempt to publicize himself very highly. V. 94-2-621 9!/ 1 ~ - -.-h- rs ': -. -. 4 .1-.v_ .»-_!'-' -- -- ,_. ."-. I F. 92 92 - -r -~ -- . - -w... - ,' 9. ". .i Bureau nemoranduin dated 11/5/so stated that on 11/2/so, Ir. Frank Ialdrop had visited the Bureau and during the course qf the 1 conversation, articles written by Melvin Furvis came up. yr. lbldrop .. 1? advised that as he reads these articles upon pUb1i¢Gti0n: he feels in his own mind that they contain material he had prepared for a >r~ special series of stories. He specifically mentioned statistics on H1 bank robberies which had appeared in one of ur. fbrvis' articles. 94-8-56-10 P Changed to $ i 94-a-66-10 -¢',._ '92 3!.. .4 F statement and in 'an inte w a on n, org a, s a ed he was a 'Uanior G-Han" working for Melvin Purvis of Chicago. as displayed the badge and credentials he had received from General Foods, Battle Greek, Mich. 47-12265-1 ll!v/ 1- » On 3/1e/av, Hr. Clarence um-r-111, chief of the State Division of Criminal Identification and Investigation. 0a1if., advised that he had learned that Colonel Henry Sanborn, publisher of the newspaper 'Hmerican 0itizen"had definitely made the statement that Melvin Phrvis r was an important cog in the OP ih California and was actively engaged in commvnistic activities. It was the opinion of the SAG at San Francisco that the story 92 related by Sbnborn was untrue and absurd. e - . 61-vsso-545 -9! - F -0 ,___._ '3 W . ;":;. ~_,:h-/ lg :-1 A letter dated 5/21/3?, to the Bureau from Clarence Francis, President of General Foods Corporation, NYC, discussed the advertising campaign and in particular the advertisements in which Melvin Purvis was referredto as a Z#Mhn . Hratfrandis advisedthey werecorrecting the advertisement to read former G-Man . ' On 5/25/37, the Bureau acknowledged the above communication ; and suggested that it would be helpful if the General Foods Corporation ..n fh.-xi- could indicate. , . that Hr. Purvis. was no longer connected with_the Bureau. , . ,. 94-4-64a-.5 n- -6""- _:l F ' " * °"rvis stated she was the wife of i ;'I §-{whom she married theunder name n Purvis s t . rs. ruis advised that on one occasio d told UK; her he was a brother to Melvin Furvis, former o-van. 31-45073-25 . 0! /' l A letter dated 8/4/B7, Howard fate, £.FiDi #2, Bradford, _ Connecticut, enclosed advertisementsfor Fbst Tbasties. One of the It, advertisements announced Mel Purvis G-Han" while the other advertise- 1-1 ments announced Hr. Purvis as [ogggr "G-Han" as star penforner in ,.. .:_ color-comic and newspaper adds. On 8/18/3?, the above correspondence was acknowledged and enclosed advertisements returned to Ur. Pate. 94-4-645-? Photostatof advertisements enclosed! sow In a letter to the Bureau dated 6/24/38, from Ehaa Maynard * Fichtelnan, 131? East 24th Avenue, Columbus, Ohio, Hrs. Fichtslnan ,- advised that in June 192? she had given information to the Departuent v of Justice which led to the arrest of Roy and Ray Desutrenont. She ._ then stated that the November 193? issue qf @Red Book Magazine" carried e- a story entitled, than Hunt" by Milton Macfaye who prepared and edited -1 "Under Secret Order" by Melvin furvis. She complained that the story gave her such publicity that she felt she was in danger and sought permission to carry her gun. 4e-sea-255 U3! ,r- M .V_- |.:' .? r' 1-"Tu.- |_| ,; ; .v"j.| i";§' Q! A. .7 nil- v- During early 1938, 1-9» at1Q During an the interv home _ ey s a e t by numerous storie elf 1.-.* g :- " to be a "6-' Man". Ihenasked if he Jr Puruis, he stated that ' he and Parvis were just like thie, indicating with his fingers that f f they were veryclose friends. .' I '1 1-- ."= i= _ _ _ , ' =- 2!./W.-_~_i4?-14.5533-s_ '0 : i . _ P : -1%" ' - - Ihen was b1C apprehended by the Chicago Field ce on , writing and mailing extortion notes to three Chicago women. age 14, L had in hi.-sir-oomat home, a pamphlet purported to hav red by llelvin Purvis, entitled, "Instructions for Solving Crimes and Apprehending 6'1-iminals." ' s 9-3415-/-7 l0!|_/ '->' A J. 92 A newsitem captioned"I10: Pop"subtitled :_'J{elvin Pllrvie _.! NominatedGold For lledalof iialor" was clippedfrom "Liberty"magazine ' I on 3 19/38. The item, a letter from a Dr. I . L. Davidson nominated - Puruis because of his 'untiring zeal, valor, and courage in getting rid of arohcriminals of the country." 61-7556-aeoz clipping enclosed! !/ n I 92_1._I alas /an _4 I1_. __'|_ If II ___J_ _._L _._ -' A BUPGOU I"8PO1"U C6380 J/JJ./J G15U UH HEIN-TE, 8-0. 8817 UB1; _ interview with Iarren T. Sparks, Superintendent of the Identification Bureau of the Sheriff : Office address not legible!. Hr. Sparks gig; advis ed he had received an extortion letter and woe under the inpressio that Melvin Purvis was stillworking for the Bureau doing underjcover ~11 - work on the case. Fl 9-2733-eo 0! ., |. "_ - _ ,1' I §.. , 92'.| , 1,, 1'1 V , . <. ' -10- ' 92 - ;_,. ' L J ~ .'-"vi ' J '4 the Elbert oun y Jhil, Georgia, at which time e displayed a badge bearing t cription '$wcret Operator- Melvin Phrvis - Lawand Order := ~ mc.Patrol aduised '. sendingof a boa:top Purvisto and subsequently receiving adge and had then studied fingerprints, the instructions A being given by Pnruie by correspcndencee at dented nahing repreeent- ations that he was a Federal officer, but highly prized the badge and carried it with him. u- 1 I < . - ''Inf0raation 'taken report Iron dated?/10/38. ",' ' ' 5! 3-.I . *3 ' .- . P4?-1458?-1 .. 2!> A memorandum to the Director dated 2/15/39, stated that if Melvin Purvis was appointed head of the South Carolina State Police force he probably would replace A. I. Bohlen who was in charge of the South Carolina Motor Vehicle Bureau. .Hr. Bohlen requested statistical information from the Bureau for use in hearings where he was trying to prove that there was no need for the type qf State Police organization which the Governor of the State and fhrvie apparently - desired to form. - '_ 62-45001-31 P!/ morandum to the Director dated 3/so/so regarding o.s. Attorney ' ' is had re o Attorney was engag g in irregu ar ;,,_ E I, who were never usedl and that a witness rac k e ext i e edt in the 5:. $0 La 62-52964-2 ' ?!/' SI o2+52964-e Km - SI 62-53502-6 l?'!;/ it Q. 1- ,..__,...... ~ » _-'_-|rv--_-.- 2:- . =_..- .~- ;*i"£ """"",."r"j"".'-r-.- , , ._ ~-- ..--~'~-~---r-"~"e*--e"... -- - '- .'~ . -H - . - .> , .- 1-'-- ..+ v .'.l-1., 1': 92 it n-I sf - '_. 1 . I F ' 1 e n I L;-'. * .,V; "ii" 1%,... s | - 'i?-W 9 A memorandum to the Director dated 5/13/B9, stated that %f the Bureau had received a letter, no date given, under the signature of Richard B. Jacobson, publisher of the "Standard 0pinion'$ Chicago, Ill. wherein it was stated that he assisted the Bureau at the request of Melvin Purvis when the Bureau needed money several years ago. Jacobson stated that his life had been threatened through the nail and that he I had contacted the "Department" and that the matter had been referred to the Bureau. L .§ . U J r':._ ___ _ " -_ l.-Ty _ I , F 1 l0!v ;_ K .1. - On '7/l2/39, Ur. Fred H. Kury of Scripp Howard Newspapers visited the Bureau for the purpose of interesting the Bureau in the purchase or lease of telephoto apparatus. Hr. Kury advised he had visited the Bureau at the suggestion of Melvin Purvis who had just been sold United Press and telephoto service for the evening paper he was publishing at Florence, South Carolina ¢ 62-32788-.52 r l5!v' ml +- A Bureau memorandum dated ll/20/39 listed articles which 8 a'§ amous peared E:-G-Han in the "Police Praises Reporter", Fork of Police date not Officials"given» referred The article to Melvincaptioned.» H. Purvis, fomer Special Agent of the FBI. A short article written by Hr. Purvis and his photograph also accompanied the article. .-_. 94-e-re-s1 ~ . D4 !~ - A $- :3 Robert E. llcllwaine, Boa w .. I. 1 R 1939 had been or early employedas 1940 a writer or e re en ar , Florence, South Carolina. This newspaper, was started by Melvin Purvis. 0 1 00 --339880 -3 4! ~/ 8' B7 On 4/so/40, fill ,- ¢ star victim of 9-6119 forwa e to e er poe I no4/26/40, canpaazl, Ohio, addressed to and signed -Q-92._ .'92_J'_ tn!' - _ .':- " ¢:_. vi . F "f.i-I! 1' b1¬- "Please-do not break up my Uncles hone withthe 1'-B.I. Agents. Iihout Melvin Purvis I think that it-was his duty in a way but he didn't have to brag about it. When I meet him I just want to talk with him unarmed." 9-6119-1 U9! . . <-. - one/ea/4o,l the"sac at-O-"1515 evannah Q,-,,.,. ,'Ih'i1e--'in"J'1orenoe", D ?,_ South Oarolina, net ii. I1 . Fur-vie, publisher of the "Florence Evening Star". Hr. Purvis asked no direct questions regarding the Bureau, but inquired about the welfare of several Bureau executives. Purvis I volunteered to cover any leads in his city for the Savannah Office. k as-3579-2209 1 4! 1 <- l4'_ ' By letter dated 9/l8/40, Kelvin Pureie ceesaunicated with the L Bureau regarding an individual, then in Florence, South Carolina, r . suspected of "pm-.l'a:i" activities. .~aJQe"/ ' Hr. Purvis also expressed regrets that he had missed seeing F . the Director when he;_had called to see him two or three weeks previously. On lO/16/40, the above communication was acknowledged and Hr. 0 Purvis thanked for his courtesy and interest. 92 as-4832-sen -| 9! 1 K. ,.. er zoo-139228-1 24 ! / >1; 31,-. On 10/18/40, The Office of Senator Hattie I . Oarraway telepho-r nically contacted the Bureau, asking for the address of llelvin Purvis. Hr. Purvis was editor of a newspaper at Florence, South Oarolina. Pencilled notation: Senator Oarramay'soffice advised 1O/18/40 ,§_ .- -1!" 2-:".= - r Eu 17%¢.' 5. -, '-I 'CI . ,- ' 7 -:1}?1 O-":7?- f - .' I -I 1-Ts 39- 1 9,? ,:~,_._ W I Q o i Q ' . P QQ k Db1¢- datea rvis _made 12/1e/40, whichavail eived from '" statea ne naa important information concerning a Hevaaa train iorecn on 6/12/38 and the kidna ping and murder of Mr. and llrs. Elmer Gray of Denver, Coloradoon 8/5/5?. 7-3331-11 . HOP dvisad "5"im"' ' gene "55" '"?- -""'3 ~"' 2- -i Q! F", General Gullion saidthere wasno longerany needfor the FBI except 7: 7 p0 4r- F. 4 1-A _ in a minor capacity, working under any supervision or in labor is .I. districts in the interior of th as the Navy and the Army were 1!: K -. going totake overthe coasts. urther told Vanderbilt that [chargeMelvin Purvis allof investigationwould soon emerge and as7f§Hd'rr:anthatPurvis wanted in the War part Departmentno ofany in man who has worked _f'or"you: ..r 62 -33 763-254 92 05% A memorandum dated 3/ll/42 stated that Captain Melvin Pm-vie ioae a nenoer of the gm up centered around liajor General Allen 5 . Giillion, Provost Marshal General of the U.-5'.Army. This group contemplated a I. Military dictatorship in the US andwhose objectivewas "toput the ul ' Jews in their place and to remove the "left-wing friends of Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt"from public affairs. No source stated!. .1;" r - 100-94 623-4 92 GM! r '-E A Bureau memo dated '7/2o/42 statedthat on that date, A1 Goldstein, the NY representative of the "-S't.Lcuis PostDispatch", in a conversation with the Director, told the Director that there was a rumor that he the Director! was backing Fvrvis in the Provpst Marshal General's Qjfice. The Director, qf coarse, denied this. {F0 further explanation!. 100-94623-9 @6!¢ <1 1 92. _n 4. I q . 92 '-r J MI . '- w= -9 ¥F i A; .1 In a letter to the Director, dated 3/2?/39, Er. Hurray.I. .": IYLI Grier, fbst Qffice Box 1235, Gastonia, North Carolina, advised that he was a member of the first FBI training course given during World Ir .'92 Two at Fbrt Oglethorpe, Georgia. Hr. Grier highly praised the 1 - ¢ courtesies Qrtended to him on 7/29/42 by Captain lelvin fhrvis in i m connection with the serious illness and death of Hr. Grisr's father. 1 Mr. Grier asked for Purvis' address, title and birth date, and after - av ' 1 praising articles written by the Director asked to be placed on the n. . 1-» - r Bureau e . mailing list. F - -» __y ,.., ___ »- _ Ht. - -s--e- _ - ~. ls.- J Pr... , _ I ,., J g t V ,M,__:. ' . 2 I,,,_.., ,,,,- N _._,, _, 3.. $11 On 4/P/39, the Bureau acknowledged the above correspondence, fr,- placing Mr. Grier on the mailing list, and also advising him that the 3? Bureau did not maintain current addresses of former employees. 1'?. 33-1-35-5V4 U1!» A Bureau memorandum dated ll/20/42 regarding the Cbuner Intelligence Corps, Far Department.discussed an article which appeared |' . in the August 1942 issue of the American Legion magazine which belittled IR ". the Bureau and definitely indicated that the CIC was the real investi- gative agency in the country. ' ;_. _ Hr. James O'Heil, Chairman qf the Americanism Commission, Qt American Legion and Chief of iblice, Manchester, N.H. advised that while he could not prove it, he was very much of the opinion that Melvin lhrvis was behind Thomas H. Johnson in writing the article. Be stated that the lrovost Harshal 1 s Q fice - was . constantly H trying U _ to take - over.- the work which was properly the Bureau s and cooperating police agencies 62-70609-3 0?! 1 12 declined an On 10/20/42, the SAC at the Knoxville q fice the graduation invitation extended by Major Melvin fhrvis to speak at n 1I'f:?l. Phl. i exercises of the Provost Marshal Training Center, Fort '8-""'I" Georgia on 10/P3/42. r - 94-1-30651-1 92 ?9! '_. A Bureau memorandum d or W *" * _92- Q n-.~ An addendum to the above memo, dated ll/l/42, set out the statement that it had been determined that Parvis had been at the school in the spring of l942 but was believed to be in the office of the Provost Marshal at Washington, D.C., at that time. lQ0fl§9395 2 -94! ~O'._ ;_. if Ev the ; '.'- On e/12/43, _'..'e:-edaadvised th and had ddde W some wild statements concerningme vireo he the .. o would take over ,_. Director! would soon be replaced by Melvin Purvis, the FBI and OSS. ti o3|.;'>", 62-101380-3 n__-;' _.g-=.__. :-2!»; "-_Z3i.._. .-" SI 62 1Ol38O-4- QQ - 9% gr.Q . sr 62-saves-see By letter ,7, -,.-; dated s/is/es! 51:. -._ -5!* 1317' "FIu1'o na pnnnnn 1'9 II Ul92A-92l-nc|+nJ- AI n manna ,. -LIIIG IGJGIGIIUG 00 u Arivuvauuu VJ u Iru-.7599 the Pbducah, Kentucky, Sun-Democrat"for 7/22/Z3. - L-|' .. ' 1- The article was extremely critical of the Director and commented upon "his treatment of Melvin Purvis, ...... " The article I further stated that Purvis stood the haging as long as possible, then resigned and was of that date a key man in the office of the Provost Marshall. 52-Z9244-A W . ¬ . T g} 4'. -~ _. I ;~f'-1'. I 6 . g-. KW On 12/4/44, a Bureau Agent attended a conference at the Ibr Crimes Commission regarding possible adoption of the Bureau's filing .. s'stem by that organisation. It appeared that the above group ".J..' -w;. égmmission!had visited the Q fice of Strategic Services on 1271/Z4 '1 - .'. I 1| . and the Bureau Agent learned that Colonel Melvin fbrvis had visited _, ,{u . - _o_; VI - . if.-,L_-i. __. g 3"uL-Eh-' '= _., . {#-...',~.;;. the butOSS, and in all probability Fhrvis was the instigator of the visit; = .-., , I !,1 at no time did any official of the Commission mention that fhrvil .'_|_."| .,. ...¢§ l" ans along. @§h! . ' A v busy on some other matter whenever the Agent engaged in a conference :5-" I 5 or J ¢*"" ThetBureau meeting with officials hgent'noted£that at the Phr Crimes Colonel Commission.Purvis was-always kept 1~ =*m @ While at the 088, {bhn Langam of 088 tooh a punch card and * 92 punched on it Colonel Purvis name and typed on it the information: - "Colonel Melvin P rvis, the former G-man who shot John Dillinger." o Langam told Purvis he might like to keep the cards as souvenir's and ,r. with that Purvis laughed as though he enjoyed the situation and placed the fifteen punch cardxin his pocket. 62- voeva-6 §§.- U3! -?i"*? 'l .1 b. A news item captioned 9Famous Former G-Man Is Major In Ibshington" was clipped from the "Carolina Sheri f and fblice Reviewq, f 1945. The article stated that Melvin Purvis was a major in the Provost ' 5» Hbrshal General's office in Washington. It also stated that Purvis had , '-5 -u.,. - declined numerous offers to play a leading role in a movie depicting er John Dillinger's bloody crime career. ta- - 62-664 61 -.4 1945"Carolina Sheriff and Fblice Review?, +6 ?!" ~§ ._- f z . _ " ' On l/Bl/Z5, during the morning news broadcast at 7:30 over . - radio station ITOR, the news announcer mentioned the Ihr Grimes Division ig:;*" in the Ihr Department. so stated that Colonel Melvin Purvis was e. . connected with the work. A _ 62-76676-12 U8! I _ 92 'I_ 3. -Y ;,_ * ,J -17- 517. ;",'I : Y u r I .' " 1. L '§~" W 0 " J fr F m l 1 " '3 Q. 54 II. I-' Nazis A Accusednews?f item captionedAtrocities was '?Mrvis clippedfrom the NamedBy ULS. "Cincinnati To Track Lbmn Enquirer" on 2 e/45. The article announced that Colonel Melvin fbrvis had been v. .311. attached to the Judge Advocate General qf the War Department to direct -I _ the capture of Nazi culprits. _ The article also mentioned Purvis'assignment at the 1 - 0incinnati§and Chicago qgficee qf the Bureau, 1930 ~ 1934. *"!', . " 62-'?'6'8'75 A ¢. _i .'.-I 4. - ._J",'1 "Cincinnati Enquirer" 2/B/45 8! / n. SI 62-?6878 A f. _. 'Zaily Eapress 1London England, _:1," 12/11/44 _ .'r_ 5! / $~ ._. -L41- J-., lhis reference is a news item clipped from the Night Report #1583 of Overseas News Agency, 8/18/45. _ I e clipping stated that Cblonel Melvin Purvie would probably be named Chief American Investigator of Iar Crimes. Colonel Fhrvis had been quietly working on important war crime cases in Fir? Wiesbaden1Qermany for several months. E1 62- 76878-A '%verseas NewsAgency" 8/18/45 O8!/ 0 7- I c- nectio1 1 1 1» 1 1: -1 -1 nto the allegation ~ r 3gPgr1 1 n 1 -1 1- n-- -~ 1*1 3; y "W , NY, was interviewed. advised that in August or September, 1945, to loan him money to be used to make deposits on on eu prope y as soon as it was released. -1-" 1 so advise that contact which would help 1 ther had been § y 1 told by h-=*T<=~»~=~<=== I in the ernmen was _ E 1 "- _ _ 1 ; . _ , 1. - '| .1I r s n H f - r 3 5:. "_1.| .'-u _ - ,. - . , <- 63%,: |~.3. . rho pi v" Q _... .1 :!"92'92 - 0 1' ¬§%p.-.4 92- The news column captioned l roadway" written by Danton _., _-. '-- alker was clipped from the Washington Times-Herald of 9/18/45. The _ t column stated that Colonel Melvin Puruis and Major Leon Turrou were W" in the Heidelberg, Germany area, supposedly checking rumors that ; ~ . ,¢_ .. . Hitler was in hiding there. P-ur 1-1 4 _~ Y 1lie! , 94-4-365?-A -92.' Ihshington Times Herald, Q/18/45 | '1-_L _ , , H __ .,.-I 123!»! -._92- I n .. - _ _ s ' ' ''1: .'.-.'_-' -' . ., K . _; ;» '_92- - __._. .92-.-I 3,. !I_-I31 ; E-H-|_, _ made the acquaintance o a rain trave ng if bi; betwe he had been in contact with and advised the former Elf . tion. Ihen yr. identified himself as a Special Agent of the Bureau, , -- vised he was personally acquainted with Melvin furvis, and 1 "_-_ . in icated he held a great deal of respect jar the Bureau. 7.1" ' " 100-344642-1 reel _ SI 100-829-531 /n4 I .- l4*/ n £ ' A Bureau memorandum dated 6/Z8/Z6, reflected that in a conversation between a Bureau Agent and.Lt. Cblonel Tbd Mathewson, Cbunterintelligence, Tokyo, Japan, lhthewson inquired as to how the Bureau regarded former Agent Melvin furvis, since it was felt that because Furvis was well known he might assist the Army as adviser on p olice matters in Japan . The Bureau Agent advised he had no information as to how the Bureau might regard Purvise sv-409533-ea C?0! In late 1946 was or early 194?, F iicagos wife, advised whohe had attenptinretained in h l as timean enployedgby investiaator the to Bureau assist and hin that. e he was a very friend of Melvin fhrvis. 3 | !- Q Y . 3 A Bureau memo dated1/13/4? stated that Dean Bolling of hashington University had invited the SAC at St. Louis to introduce Melvin Puruis who was to speak in St. Louis, Ho. on "Tuesday evening" . s, on the subject Tbn we lessen crime in the United States?" u,- Q -n I14. IIIIGO AA 4-In-n;1n'n|n|4I924»,4-u--- A PU UUUL III: U61--HUGE UJ 94-1-zszss-es ,.. _ -. -- -92 -- 1'-¢. I21!/. 1.---'_- -._ ..- _-| _.r- _ ..-4. _ - 1. _ .. , . ~- ,1, l ~1~ _. -,- s_ -_._ ,. . 1. "I ,_' s a ecret erv ce Agent,o a ne over000 #5, from y 0 8 - Fla _., , , V _ I-1+ K f Fayette, Arkansas between March, 1944 and July, 1 l. . [ to H- claimeddiscuss the that laborthe Director situation.and Melvin furvis visited hie cver nigne Information taken from letter dated 2/3/4?. ,1 1 1» - ?. -l _ ._. 4?-36045-24 2! 1' 1 ' I . 1 L ' ' v 92 I fl 1/-|I92/1-n ,0 In _ L .._|.J_ _| Ip._. I.I 1Il_l_41 l_ ___..|Il 4l__._l .1-4 un Q-/.LJ/DU; CR8 UUTEGU GGUISQG IT» IO PEER Dy IICII-J. D503 1'5 did not know the identity of the writer, that former employee lblvin H. Purvis was last known to be operating a radio station at Florence, "1 South Carolina, and did not have any information that he was in the Canal Zone. -1-r , '..'e' 94-8-702-15 3!e/ ____- ______"_...__"_92 ~|_:_, F. H "I-__;._* _.__h.;_ __,. _..:_,_;_:_ _ .__._. __,_ .:,92¢_ . __ ..-- ~-e__ r -. --_- |j--92 -,':-Q H '.--_----,_-4,- _'.--7: -' . g ':-," i'e- "- 7 In a letter to yr. Iichols, dated 4/3/$1, Iillian P. Buckley, t Jr. subject of 94-42995! enclosed a short biographical sketch about .7; I his father and his activities in Mexico. yr. Buckley also stated his -J. 1 T father had recently made the acquaintance of Melvin Purvis who spoke very highly of Ir. Nichols. yr. Purvis and Buckley, 8%., were lunohing together on 4/7/51 prior to the annual steeple chase races. Place not given!. _ u 94-42995 4 ii re .- . 3!>/ A letter dated 10/4/31 addressed to IT. lblvin fhrvis from Ralph Birby, c/o The Salvation jrny, San Bernardino, Galif., was node available by Hr. Puruis on 10/26/31. The letter was very incoherent and rambled on about various subjects. .v Bureau files showed Bizbg to be a nental case. '. n. | >_| - e Marginal notation: Q10/29/51 KAKAOQQ 144- QC, Q l'!TJ92Q444' _. 92 JlIU'92l§ L'UU°'|§" ILv.§w 5 I bk T ;l- . EB aw I 41 . 1| 92 - '-'*'.'g i.ti- . "7? -.5?i.',lV . , my Q1 J1, _ 3'- ij. . 1i; ~%~1=-"*~'*=-'.:f='.e:?§$é= £- f . I nu 1-+¢-q _--l_-@L-A 1n/ Dy L¬bbC! puavmurncu Lv/ , Er. 9.5. Halters requested 4 information regarding Melvin Purvis Mr. halters had attended school with a Melvin fhrvis and believed the former Bureau Agent might be the same individual. v On ll/6/Bl, the above letter was acknowledge and suggested .. that Hr. Ialters communicate with Phrvis who had accepted a position F with a Special Subcommittee of the Senate Cemmittee on Fest Q fice and ,Uivil Service, #*¢~~7?'{,i ~ _ F ' "W A i A e2-o-sees? '| ? -13! G ..f This reference is a memorandum dated 3/l?/52 enclosing copies f ¢ .Q of information in answer to a questionaire received from Melvin Purvis, - n.:-. Chief Counsel of the Senate Sub-Committee on Federal Manpower Policies, _,.. , . seeking information concerning organization and methods work. :1 P e2-eesee-32 '4 6!/ P11 on 3/28/52, the two sons of Melvin Purvis, with a friend came to the Bureau_for a special tour. At the end of the tour they returned to the Senate Q fice Building to meet their fathers. Melvin Furvis, Jr. was very enthusiastic about guns and apparently he and his father have o joint collection of all types. 5. '33 _-: _ _;1:. f.. ab p _ if} . 94-2-27585 622!v/ A be former Bureau Agent, advised he had had a long A talk with who infonmed him that he was discouraged over the possibility of accomplishing anything in view of the set up of the W, Senate Post Office and Civil Service Cbmmittee. av. Purvis indicated that it was a hopeless situation and that he, Furvis, would be glad ,_,. _. 1.-. to leave on 3/Bl/52, that he would leave sooner except he had promised at to remain and get out a report. V I It appeared that one Joseph Albert Keefer was the man behind the scenes directing the investigating staff of the Committee rather 1 . f If than Melvin iurvis. ; 3; . *'-. 4 ea-essee-2e 1 .| £19! ¢ -- . r,w-.. .,.-II J .92_' -A H in , 4 5 W , Q .I 1. - J,92 F ~/3 1 W up-3 I e iv"- I On 10/24/.52, Roger Touhy subject of 62-oeess!, through nu 1 attorney, filed a complaint for civil damages against the Director and additional individuals, including Melvin fhrvis, to recover $1,500,000 damages resulting from an alleged conspiracy to deprive fbuhy of rights asguaranteed by the US Constitution and laws. lhformation taken from memo to the Attorney General, 10/25/52 _ H 62-98259- 5 s_, ._; . IQJV, , _,- [email protected] ._, . On 2/l8/54, the Assistant Attorney hé ge guy males yellerreference Q a 'ink _» Robbery"and the following of interest to this sunmary is quo ted. "You may chech where Hr. Melvin Furvis, cane across so nuch money in 1953. He paid $350,000.00 deposit on the franchise on the. new Television Station that is going through Je ferson Standard. Also paid City Councilman Stone, $50,000.00 to drop his application in for the same station. I do know Mr. Purvis in l950J95l and 1952 was hunting for money because some of his radio announcers at I.0.L.8. had 1 . to find other jobs because they were not making enough money to take care of their families. In 1953 Hr. furvis and Chief Price, e Ken Corbit, became very good friends." 3 63-623-7 Fhotostatof letter enclosed! 92»-- 9!;, A Bureau memorandum dated 2/19/53 sets out contacts with the New York Q fice by the Columbia Broadcasting System in preparation for the television program 'Tbuhere There" to be broadcast on 2/22/53. I On 2/18/53 it was learned that the above program regarding the apprehension of John Dillinger was inspired by Melvin fhrvis and because of Purvis interest in the script, the CBS-T7 technician was not given a detailed tour of the N! Q fice. f 94 -4 -925-242 ' 2 !.,- ' 4, I . 1 H - , ' I 92 i ' - ' 6%} I -e 1 By letter dated 2/20/.53, wtzztam Dozier, Executive Producer, J Dramatic Programs on CBS Television, NYC, advised that the scri t on .*'.'r . 4:1-"_ .- 'WWe Capture of John Dillinger which was used on the program";bu . am. Are There" was prepared in close consultation with Melvin Purvis. On 2/2?/53, the above correspondence was acknowledged and Mr. Dozier was advised that many realistic and honest facts had been _ '.l _. "I ignored. . .92yr !; . _._"~ Ii _ s 1 y I 94 -4 -925-245 P -1 Q2! . =. a 1.. P -§*,. 92.. In early October 1955, the steering committee of the I "Committee of 52" circulated a resolution calling for preservation of en. '_», . »> ". constitutional government and racial segregation. Ebamination of the -i:E , - 1" -I resolution showed that Melvin Furvis of Florence, South Carolina, was . at a signer of the resolution. Source not given! '- I II " r r,|i_ l05 42?93"1 ."92' I". ,_; ; lhotostatof resolution enclosed! 92 . ~'= 4!/ . C-21 SI 105-42793-3 __, . . 5! / 1.5 L- u ". On l0/l6/56, Mr. David McLeod, Mayor of I orence, South Carolina, advised that he had discharged Julian A. Price as Chief of 1 '. . Police in Florence because he was ine ficient, immoral and conducted a personal taxi business, the driver's of whom were known peddlers qf ~. ._= I".,. _ whiskey after legal hours. McLeod stated his strongest opposition was Melvin Purvis, and that he had heard indirectly that furvis had 2 _, ; bitterly criticized McLeod and had indicated he would run for the 1 Mayoralty in the next city election for the express purpose of defeating S-I-' r _;. . ,_ ._ '92 McLeod so that Price could be re-hired as Chief of fblice. .-*2. I $3 62-7514?-49-79 encl. p.65 "Q: U3! -I'--'. ~.92.." -_ .1 EA? _ '.'. kw: ,5 It %@{3 ".' .' .7 , -.n gs-. . . -. _ '.: -34- '1¬- I w 1 f K J _ .. 92 J 1 I J .1 s". mo _ ,_Q5 ;.' ,1 ".57"-' I . _. . .,.- ,1 Y2W - 92 V. H._ r 5.- -- ;- -. J p:*i 105-58429-a p.e n 1 I. I " I 5!,/ * t -.;.~ . i 921. 4:. A Los Angeles Qjfice airtel dated 7/9/55 advised that Ihrner '~ r s. Brothers were concerned with securing releases dealing with the ,1 ngqk 1? portrayal of individuals in the motion picture "The FBI Story" who were . _ 7"1 i '-92 still living. ~1 nl In regard to Melvin Purvis, he was not included in the script, nor was his name mentioned, howevcr,he was present at three e V f.Ag,- , . instances brought out in the story. The Los Angeles Qjfice suggested - i. ¥ . that the Bureau furnish the Legal Department at Iarner Brothers with I Puruis' address. 1 92. IF | 62-104323-234 a notindexed! - *{ -{K . V 3.-" #0"-';I A memorandum dated 7711/38 to Hr. Tblson from yr. Nease stated J -. that the Los Angeles Qjfice had been advised that the Bureau felt it .':'PI unnecessary to make contact with Melvin Puruis in so far as obtaining a clearance was concerned. A1-G ' 62-104323-190 . _, , l9!L/ i- _. »,.-: &¥!u The following reference is a Tbsur Log and therefore is not -I71". being abstracted: :7, - Regepence Sear;h_S1ip fhggéf ~ w_ . 3 RETERETIUES HOT INCLUDED IN THIS SZTINJBY See the search slip filed behind file for other references on this subject which contain the same information SI! that is eat out in the main file. 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