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"EURITIVES WANTED BY PoLTocn BULL TINS . AS an aid to law enforcement agen end crimingls, the Byreau publishes Q "Fugi monthly, in which are listed she nanes, aliases, descriptions, end finger- © print Classification of santed fugitives, torether with the names and addresses of law enforcement officials and arercies to be notified when the fugitives are located. 2 Pay ‘One. dral- Aah ne “ Moe Lhe Raat Lad OW; G Ant “hen. 79, rite ‘ CRIME S™ATISTICS Raat): asf OF h-4 , By Act of Congress, epnroved June 11, 19 » the United States ye Bureau of Investiae:tion wr &8 authorized to collect and compile criminal a statistics, At~the-present tine 4¢-—reccives-dese cos e = 14 Vea arte £ Wrest bulletin containing & digést —- _ at. of figures on crim Ssutistics *hr¢ Bhout the entire country, Uc. “ eT ahead Sorrer oe SB nut pratiey The Bureau also 4 Maintains at Washineton a Research Division for the study or ballistics, handrriting, typewzitinz, Photography, and finger- _- print identification t of developments which are of assistance in the ‘Etion of crime, cies in their ver upon crime tives Yanted by Police” bulletin . ae Tork to keep abrees scientific investi SK=TCH OP DIRECTOR EO ohn Edgar Hoover, Director of the Un Investigation, vas b ited States Bureau of ors. January 1, 1°95, in the District of Columbia, eng Was educated in the Public schools there. In 1913 he entered the Library of Congress as a clerk, and enrolled in George “ashington Universi ty Law School as gq night student. Washington University, and has been the Supreme Court of the admitted to District of Columbia, United States Court of Claims, and the Supreme Court of the United s- wa! ates, ; In 1917, pr, in the Files Division, Attorrey General. Hoove> entered th € Tevartrent and in 1919 we S appointed Spect of Justice as @ clerk Al Assistant to tho From 121 until 1924, he ser United States Bureau of Investigntion, ved as Assistant Director of the. and in May, 1924, was named Director, tr —— = he ow = >, 2° 26S me ee we oe,