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of law-enforcament “WORK AND FUNCTIONS ON oe a a sah ‘IDENTIFICATION FUNCTIONS hich serves riminals. 7h based primarily upon’ ion files is r SOF type largest ang ost complete collectibn of current a On August Jl, 1935, there were ‘5,870, 10 fingerprint ec~ 996,568 index cards in the Division's\ archives. rt which appears in this pamphlet illustrating the growth of his fore since fits i eeption/ in 1924 through the fiscal yepr ended jJunej30, 1933,/reflects gratifying progress mage possible the choperaAtion officials throughout the United, Stateg and for- Qn August 31, abproinately 2,200\fingerpring rec- — rgceived in the I entification Division/dailyffrom - 6,0§6 contributing law-enforcement\agencies throughbut/the world. | data on file in/th Identification Unj{t of the Divisyon of Isvestiga- tign. The service is given without cost to all reg law-enforcemenf officers and agencies ne it. franked envelopes, the pamphlet entitle disposigions to ision fre supplied gratig. The Division a}so furnishes upon pplied to its own technical files Upon receipt of 5 fingerprint card from a donpributing Jlaw- agkncy, a letter; giving the\crimifial record, pr informjng individual whoNpas a prepioys record 6f arresZ. of value to the\Judge Wefork whom a case is fried, re en tat A A RR A eA ES Nee Ae ne gee