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THE UNITED STATES BUREAU OF DVR: TIOSTION The United States Bureau of Investigation has the . ca - Fesponsibility of investigating offenses ageinst the laws of the | . United States and colleeting evidence in eases in which the United oe _ Btates is or may be a party, anf possesses primary investigative ee . jarisdiction of those offenses against the lews of the United |: States not specifically assigned by Congressional enactment $0 as ve Soe other Governmental agencies for investigation, ee TQ (. a so > con This Bureau doce wot investignte violetions of the ~~ FCA E Oe Mational Frohibition act, the Narcotic laws, Smuggling, Counterfeiting, =.” Iomigration Laws, end certain other miscellaneous statutes. — . cool is Anong the most generally known violations investigated ra by the United States Bureau of Investigation are the following: . © To, ‘Bankruptey Act; antitrust Laws; Mationel Bank end * | -, 2 oe Federal Reserve Acts; Crimes om the High Seas aad | oa {ndien and Government Reservations; Frauds agains$ the Government; Impersonation; Peomage; Theft ef . - wa eee! Government Froperty; Bribery of Government Officers; =. Espionage; Escaped Federal Prisoners; Neutrality -<. engine Lava; Perjury; Pardoa, Parole end Probetion Matters; 0-2 and eertain violations involving interstate or = 7° 2 foreign transportation, ineluding the National Motor . Yehiele Theft act, known as the Dyer Act; White Bleve . 1 . .. * . fPaffie act, known as the Mam Act; Kidmaping; and . ¢ : Thefts frap Interstate Shipments. = he ve an 2 . : han . kr . It requires a comprehensive orgenization to investigate = * such @ large number of important Federal crimes throughout the . > United States, Hawaii, and Alaska. In order to perform its work ©.’ * most expeditiously and economically, the Burseu has offices in 1C% JUL 27 1964 ya a {179 6 PX! e ~ soe ae ew penne eee me eee ew ee mee ow AO ee pee eg ee ee ee