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Director 10/18/30 #2 My thought in connection with the use of the word Inspector is pranpted by what I understand to be the fact with respect to the use of that title by the British National Police - Scotland Yard. It is my understanding that the use of that title has been preempted by that orgenization and thet the operatives of that organization are universally known throughout Great Britain as members of the highest investigative organiza- tion in the land. I realize, of course, that various Govern- mental agencies in this country use the word inspector in some combination in describing field operatives, I suggest therefore for your consideration the follow- ing: UNITED STATES INSPECTOR BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION Department of Justice With respect to the word intelligence, it is my thought that perhaps some descriptive title involving the use of that word might be involved. I realize, of course, that at present the pub- lic 1s quite generally inclined to associate the word intelligence officer to either the military or naval establishment, However, I believe that the designation Intelligence Officer rather accurate- ly describes the nature or at least the purpose of the investiga- tive activity performed by the personnel of this Bureau, their efforts being to develop information which will enable the head of the Department and his assistants to handle intelligently the problems which come before then, I therefore offer for your consideration the following suggested title: INTELLIGENCE OFFICER U.S. INVESTIGATION BUREAU Department of Justice Te ym RR A I SS TLE LE OE CRY IE ENTS OO NE EIT IE ORT RS Be emp erereer tatr em =