| Accountant | 7 |
| Actor | 1 |
| Airport employee | 3 |
| Army: | |
| Commissioned | 9 |
| Noncommissioned | 49 |
| Attorney | 4 |
| Baker | 1 |
| Barber | 1 |
| Bartender | 1 |
| Businessman | 7 |
| Butcher | 1 |
| Cab driver | 2 |
| Clerk | 48 |
| Diplomat | 1 |
| Doctor | 2 |
| Embalmer | 1 |
| Embassy personnel | 1 |
| Government employee | 57 |
| Guard | 9 |
| Historian | 1 |
| Horse breeder | 1 |
| Interior decorator | 3 |
| Jeweler | 1 |
| Laundryman | 6 |
| Librarian | 3 |
| Marines, U. S. | 2 |
| Minister | 3 |
| Musician | 5 |
| Navy: | |
| Commissioned | 1 |
| Noncommissioned | 27 |
| Page boy | 1 |
| Pharmacist | 4 |
| Porter | 6 |
| Radio personnel | 3 |
| Realtor | 2 |
| Reporter | 2 |
| Restaurant personnel | 27 |
| Salesman | 10 |
| Sculptor | 2 |
| Servant | 10 |
| Service-station operator | 2 |
| Skilled laborer | 17 |
| Stenographer and secretary | 4 |
| Student | 92 |
| Teacher and Professor | 12 |
| Technician | 3 |
| Unemployed | 50 |
| Unskilled laborer | 31 |
| Writer | 2 |
| Total | 543 |
With more than 6,000 fairies in government offices, you may be concerned about the security of the country. Fairies are no more disloyal than the normal. But homosexuals are vulnerable, they can be blackmailed or influenced by sex more deeply than conventional citizens; they are far more intense about their love-life.
Foreign chancelleries long ago learned that homos were of value in espionage work. The German Roehm, and later Goering, established divisions of such in the Foreign Office. That was aped by Soviet Russia, which has a flourishing desk now in Moscow. According to Congressman Miller, who made a comprehensive study of the subject, young students are indoctrinated and given a course in homosexuality, then taught to infiltrate in perverted circles in other countries. Congressman Miller said:
“These espionage agents have found it rather easy to send their homosexuals here and contact their kind in sensitive departments of our Government. Blackmail and many other schemes are used to gather secret information.
“The homosexual is often a man of considerable intellect and ability. It is found that the cycle of these individuals’ homosexual desires follows the cycle closely patterned to the menstrual period of women. There may be three or four days in each month that the homosexual’s instincts break down and drive the individual into abnormal fields of sexual practice. Under large doses of sedatives during this sensitive cycle, he may escape such acts.
“The problems of sexual maladjustments are urgent and still far from a solution. In the Army, several thousand were discharged. When caught in the act, they were generally discharged without honor, which means loss of citizenship. Many failed to survive rigors of warfare and intimate association with men. The majority were unable to conceal their tendencies and were eventually eliminated with disgrace.
“Never is the bond which unites two friends such that the acquisition of a new friend by one is regarded angrily by the other; but quite otherwise is the life among homosexuals. Here jealousy reigns supreme. Male homosexuals will not share their fairy with anybody.
“The sexual attraction exercised by a male on another may be apparent in many ways. The homosexual will become excited by the mere presence of some man in a public place. They often approach that man, though he is a stranger. A taxi-driver finds fares making indiscreet advances. The homosexual has no sensation in the presence of the most beautiful and seductive female. Her amorous advances may be repulsive.”
Until the recent purges in the State Department, there was a gag around Washington you had to speak with a British accent, wear a homburg hat, or have a queer quirk if you wanted to get by the guards at the door.