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The paluable service performed by the Internattonal Exchange of fingerprints wis well tilustrated on one cocaston when an tidtytcual vas recotved at the State Prison tn ¥i&sconstn to serve two tarns of from one to ftvye years concurrently on charges of forgery and uttering. The prison offtotalis requested the FBI to forward contes oo; the artsoner's fingerprints to England, France, Austrta and Bealotun. Asa result of thts International Exchange of Finperprints, a lettor wos recetved from New Seotiand Yard tn Lonéon advising that the tnatvtdual in quastton had previously served an tuprisonment tn Rone, Italy, on o-‘svindling chorge. The letter Glso reported that this person was wanted by the Parts poltoe on a warrant charging forgery and mcking use of forged documents. Scotland Yard announced that the prisoner tnoarcerated at the Wisconsin State Prison would be reported to the Parts poltce. ' _ On another ocoaston the FBI recetved from the poltce authorities aot Berne, Switzerland, the Jingerprints of one Roger Philltpps Juvet. Hse had been arrested tn Geneva for burglarizing a number of aportnents. Hts Singerprint tmpresstons were searched acatnst tho ftles of the FBI's Identtftoatton Diviston and the resulting tdenttiftcatton showed that this man had recetved maximum sentenoas totaling 55 years during hta coreer as a burglar tn the Untted States. | | In 1944 the Identification Dtvtaton of the FSI recetved a fingerprtnt card on one tndtvtdual from the Commtastoner's Office, Habttual Criminals! Reptatry, Dublin, Ireland. The report? accompanying -J«