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ee ee: are rather dry, tut offer the most concise method of outlining the achievements of the Bureau. Convictions were secured in f; of all seses investigated by the Bureéu which were presented to grend juries. | 3 896 oe During the fiscel vear 1932, 4,796-convictions - that is, en 40 average of more than +& convictions for each day in the yeer - were otteined in cases investigated by the United States Buresu of Investigation, The sententes imposed in these cases included 1ite sentences “76S and toteled over by 45> yeers, exclusive of protationary sentences, 2,6 M49 toteling Raa yeers, end suspended sentences of years. The fines BLE,177«67 imposed during the sare year totaled eve» 3374, 000, The totel value of recoveries effected in ceses wherein erployees of the Burceu performed investiretive work emounted to exer SIESTA BES7R, F3N Yo * é, 43%, 972 0§4 =) 41693 During the sane fiscat year £255 Federal fugitives from justice were loreted — an averege of between 3 end 4 Federal fugitives located per day. In eddition, the Identification Division of the Bureau assisted verious.law enforcement officiels throughout the united States 8 $18 . in jdent itying $465-tugi tives during the same year. Stolen motor , 3050 J, AO0, 307, Fe vehicles rumtering Syeee, and velued et even 335426,000 were recovered in cases in which the Pureeu performed investigative work for the GS. . fiscal yeer-sése Since the enactment of the Netional Motor Vehicle Theft Act, or to sive its commonly eccepted name, the Dyer Act, in - BY, 39 October 1919, until June 30, 1932, 31,363 stolen motor vehicles velued FA,UT 193,52 $24,716; et ever ~heve been recovered in ceses in which the Bureeu performed investirative work. my