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a MibiBledt ss Visi. einai ie ae Ca a eee eee fA | pep of > 2IG/- 393° vo Monsieur L, Duclowx . re Seeretary folson, E. sen SENSSSES SENSSEES i * hina ame tele. Accom =. 2 Neuse er ; - - 4 ' .ead* TELA. uden Uf attSipal ua 4 Reference is made to your circular letter dated October 17, 1947, addressed to the Heads of the Central National Sureanx, bearing In accordance with your request for summary information of the organisation of this Burean, there is enclosed herewith @ pamphlet entitled "The Story of the Federal Bureau of Investigation” whiehe it is believed, will supply the information which you desire. 4g you have been advised previcusly this Burean has no control over State and Kunicipal Police Departments throughout the United States. You also know, however, that we have agreed te act as a clearing house for inquiries directed to these police departeedts ~ from membership nations of the International Criminal Police Commi. 2agon. Ye have followed the practice of referring inquiries received. to the various police departments who have conducted the requeste® 2° = ona, Fetarned the information {0 os and we have then is twp supplied the data received to the original inquirer. This procedury of course, is strictly voluntary as we are in no position to and wold? in any event not desire to compel police departments to stay withis; the designated channela- we We have made the above suggested procedure generally inown through publication of same in the Law Enforcement Sulletin printed and distributed by this Burean. It is believed that no difficulties wil] be encountered, and we anticipate continuance of the procedure ee ee | VA 4S wits With best wishes and kind regards, 2 Sincerely yours, ~ } COMMUNICAT OAS yc fen : . f Xj “i - > oo wu [88 beraaracar oF susrice j a IAs VAL