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The Long View.(survey: F.B.I. correspondence, and events that might have been averted)

National Review

| June 17, 2002 | Long, Rob | COPYRIGHT 2002 National Review, Inc. This material is published under license from the publisher through the Gale Group, Farmington Hills, Michigan.  All inquiries regarding rights should be directed to the Gale Group. (Hide copyright information)Copyright

Through the years with the FBI mailbag . . .

--From the division circular, Chicago office, May 16, 1924:

a couple of interesting characters by the name of Leopold and Loeb, who seem at least upon first observation to be up to some kind of unsavory activity, though what, specifically and exactly, is unclear. Both are of diminutive aspect, though one is clearly the brains of the duo. Suspicions of inverted activity gave this investigator pause, in addition to a peculiar conversation overheard in the local general supply store. Keep a jaundiced eye out for these two jokers . . .

-- A telegram from the New Jersey field office, February 20, 1932:

URGENT FIELD REPORT STOP SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY REPORTED STOP RUMOURS UNCOVERED OF WICKED PLOT STOP PRUDENT TO ALERT LOCAL CONSTABLES STOP QUESTION SHOULD ADVISE LINDBERGH FAMILY STOP QUESTION POST SENTRIES ALONG LINDBERGH HOUSE GROUNDS STOP QUESTION REMOVE CONVENIENTLY PLACED LADDER FROM SIDE OF HOUSE AT LEAST STOP AWAIT INSTRUCTIONS STOP PLEASE ADVISE EARLIEST POSSIBLE STOP

-- A postcard from Honolulu, December 2, 1941:

A big "Aloha!" -- that's "Hiya!" in Hawaiian -- to everyone back in chilly Washington! The weather here is awfully swell, and we're all enjoying the sand 'n' surf. Bob Jr. has taken to riding the waves, Hawaii-style, while Ellen and little Ellie are both the perfect bathing beauties. Awful lot of Japanese around, though, taking pictures and drawing sketches and making little maps and counting battleships -- pretty annoying, actually. Thank God they all left this morning! In a hurry too! Guess they were hungry for Chop Suey! Say "aloha" to Director Hoover for me. Be back on the 17th!

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