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tee During the fiecal year 1032, 4,795 convictions = that is, an ne average of more then 15 eonvictions for each dey im the year ~ vere. | - mee . obtained in cases Aavestigated by the United, States Bareeu of Davestigation- Pre. nats oe oa ” he sentences imposed is these eases “tnciuted Y lite sentences, and totaled over 5,405 years, exclusive of probationary wontensos, ' Sotaling 28,597 years, and suspended sentences ef 98S years, The fines ; € , Lapoeed during the sane year totaled ever $576,000, Lo Sane as web “ing, mes +y ig -_ 2 o>, tots 3. ‘ BRT IE eM Be % ate Boye oe " @he total value ef recoveries effected in eases wherein Ba, ee eroloyess of the Duress performed Saventtentine | work, enountel fo over. , During the sane fiscal year > 1,855 F Federal fugitives fron a " Sastice were located - an average of between 5 and 4 Fodeoral fugitives . located per day. In addition, the Identification Division of the Bureet oc’ =. @osieted various law enforcement officials throughout the United States 2! in identifying 2,455 fugitives Goring the sexe year. Stolen motor . ~. yu . Wehicles nunbering 3,522, ani valued at over $1,416,000 were recovered fim eases in which the Burem performed investigative work for the .:-°<-< fiscal yeer 1932, Since the enactment of the Rational Motor Vebiele — Theft Act, or to give its coumonly acespted mame, the Dyer act, im Octoder 1919, until June SO, 1932, 51,545 stolen motor vehicles valued ” at over $I, 716, 000 have been recovered fa eases in which she Tnress a performed investigative work, recarer ore eee, ee ae Se See estan: “34 fas: om the pose iiie qhrough economies effected in the operation ef the Baress, ” the sum of $288,092.51 of the Bureau's appropriation for the peer * “3 1952, which totaled $2,978,620, Was returned to the Treasury as savings. 4 aa - a rs “Nae a? ey [dentiticetion Division” B®, The Identificetion Division of the United States Burees of. x InveStigetion ie mainteined et Washington, D. 6., and was established » on July 1, 1924, to operate as a mational clearing house of identification - Gata. At the date of its inception, it degan with epproximately 600,000 fingerprint records which had comprised the collections of the bureau: maintained at the United States Penitentiary, Leavenvorth, Kansas, ond -.. Of the National Buresu of Crininal Identification, Washington, D. 0.; | i - a “ whieh had been operated y the Tateraationel Assogiation ef Chiefs of Oe Le a Bince ite establishment ‘i a928, the Identification Division poke Leet t, of the United States Bureau of Investigation hes hed a phenomenal *- growth. During the fiscal year ef 1952 alone, it received over 075, 1000 fingerprint sarde. _ So a ate eats eg = ne ee ng eet