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FBI History — Part 3
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RECEIVED
1. &. Department of Justice wttee.,
ete Bureau of Investigation
P.O. Box #239,
Boston, Mass.
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Director,
Bureau of Investigation,
Department of Justice, ae)
Washington, D.C. spr
Dear Sir; yc (¢ oh
Receipt is acknowledged of your letter of the ey 7) ~
instant, requesting my views, with respect to the matter of
@ possible change in the designation of the field investiga- & &
tive staff. This matter, as you know, has been discussed — Cc Ven
more or less informally, at various Menual Conferences, wich ALTER L
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I have given the matter considerable thought, we s
time to time, end have reached the conclusion that a common: j\s
designation for both Special Agents and Special Accountants’
would be most desireatie. The recent efforts of the Bureau to: >
overcome the dist inction between Agents and Accountants, wild;
not entirely eliminate the distinction until a canmon termite
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; A further reason for discontinuing the use of the ,
title "Special Agent" may be found in the recent transfer of
the Bureau of Prohibition fram the Treasury Department to the
Department of Justice. It is my understanding that Prohibi~
“<. tion Agents are now know as “Special isgents*.
Further, other governmental departments and bureaus
A ‘use this same title; for example, the U.S. Customs Service, the
/ a A Treasury Department, the State Department, the Intelligence
93 ji Unit of the Intemal Revenue Bureau, etc.
Stes “4 I would respectfully suggest that consideration be
wo gt¥en to the title "Representative of the Bureau of Investige-
OCT 19 tion". The term "Representative" seems to be sufficiently
comprehensive and descriptive to cover all investigative ac-
tivities of employees of this Bureau, whether the investigation
relates to a violation of the lews of the United States, or
merely to collecting evidence in cases in which the tMmited
States is, or may be, e party in interest. I know of no de-
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