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ane A ee OT fs. In Reply, Please Refer %6 File No. © Ay PERSONAL ATTENTION AEP IRD, SAC LETTER NO, 61-2 Cnn “UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE ahi tran idne six FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION aes Noha! | Mies | | T 5, D. Ce January 10; 1961 WASHINGTON 25,! ~ * AA)SOTRAINING - AGENTS <S"TECHNICAL - SCIENTIFIC TRAINING RECORD - “ORM FD- Wh _ FBI -FORM BOOK ~~ Inasmuch as technical training and technicall&onferences are now held on an annual basis rather than on a semiannual basis, it has become necessary to revise Form : FD-41, "Scientific Training Record," FD-41 is used by field i offices to show attendance at technical conferences and to show that Agents have completed the required phases of technical training. Three copies of revised FD-41 are enclosed, one of which should be placed in the FBI Form Book, A supply of the revised form is being sent under separate cover. Upon receipt of the revised form, all cther unused copies of the form should be destroyed, 1/10/61 SAC LETTER NO. 61-2. (Sy TRAINING ~/PIREARMS “ANDEDEFENSIVE TACTICS ~ CALENDAR YEAR 1961 -- There is attached the Field Firearms and Defensive Tactics Training Program for thé calendar year 1961. This attachment:should be studied by the firearms and defensive tactics instructors handling the training in your Division in order that the training may be uniform in the field. . * . . r 1/10/61 SAC LETTER NO, 61~2 (C )AVRESTORATION RIGHTS FOLLOWINGMILITARY SERVICE - FBI‘FORM BOOK -- Reference is made ty eae Letter 60-43, item F, Enclosed are three copies of revisedvform FD- 183.° Also enclosed are three copies of new form FD-333 which should be executed during your interview of those employees leaving to enter military service, This form should be forwarded to the Bureau along with the letter of resignation andlexit interview. One copy of each form should be placed in the FBI Form Book. The forms provide, in accordance with an amendment to the Universal Military Training and Service Act, that. those who exercise reinstatement rights following rejection: for military service must report back to work promptly following rejection (as they would following expiration of scheduled annual leave) or within a reasonable time thereafter if delayed return is due to factors beyond their control. Those rejectees who exercise reinstatement _ rights but fail to return promptly in accordance with the law "WW 55041 shall be subject to administrative action as unauthorized absentees. When rejectees return, advise the Bureau and check Docld:32989525 FBage 7
aR Fee hae macros Fa elie Jonata’ ee Bok om an ehoniaty mene om de _ aw 55041 _ _ Beeld: 32989525 Page & oN . . wv ‘55-49, 7-26-55, instructing that searches of three-part Chinese ‘you are instructed to' have such names searched in three ways. che appropriate local draft board or the military installation where rejected to confirm reason for rejection and advise Bureau of results. Should any rejectee delay his return so that he would be considered an unauthorized absentee, submit his explanation for the delay along with your recommendation as to any administrative action. . The Manual of Rules and Reguiations is being revised and should be consulted particularly for more detailed instructions concerning return of rejectees, An ample supply of the forms aforementioned will be forwarded under separate ~ cover, 1/10/61 SAC LETTER NO. ,61-2 (D/@SEARCHING-CHINESE NAMES -- Reference is made to SAC Letter names be made in every possible sequential combination and that only one index card be prepared on such names. Experience in the Bureau's Records Branch has indicated that although the order of the three components‘of a Chinese name may change, the ‘clockwise sequence of such names has never been disturbed, For example, "CHEN TSE TUNG" might be received as "TUNG CHEN TSE” but never as "CHEN TUNG TSE," Therefore effective immediately "CHEN TSE TUNG" would be searched: 1. CHEN, TSE TUNG 2: TSE, TUNG CHEN 3. TUNG, CHEN TSE 2p at Instructions with respect to the preparation of “index cards on such names venaia the sam¢,” The new searching procedure should be utilized withyKorean andiwapanese names where applicable, 1/10/61 SAC LETTER NO. 61-2 ~2-
| (EY BANK ROBBERY <“AINVESTIGATIVE AID ~- As a further means | of insuring prompt. receipt of information when bank robberies occur in your territory, you should consider the advisability of using small stickers, bearing the name and telephone number of your office, These stickers could be pasted near the telephone, either on a’ phone book, adjacent wall, .or , other suitable location. If you feel the use of such stickers is practical, the Bureau will furnish a supply to you upon receipt of the number desired and the name and telephone number of your office. You are authorized to distribute them by circular letter to those banks whose activities lie within the Bureau's jurisdiction, A facsimile of the sticker is depicted below. . a 20 eA P OTN Lae ah Sette Ar I AA ROO Ra F.B.I. Pittsburgh, Pa. GRant 1-2000 Very-truly yours, C - John Edgar Hoover Director as Enclosures for (A), (B) & (Cc) oN ¥~ 1/10/61 SAC LETTER NO, 61-2 ~3- ‘HW 25041 DootdrS293e9525 Page & ee
“PERSONAL ATTENTION SAC LETTER NO. 61-32 UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION In Reply, Please Refer to _. June 13, 1961 - “WASHINGTON 25, D.C. File No./ ew oo. (A)“UPHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT - USE OF LIGHT BACKGROUND WHEN USING | PHOTORECORD<CAMERA ~~ I¢ has been noted that some of the field divisions when using the photorecord camera use a dark background. You should, whenever possible, use a light background when making exposures with this camera. Better negatives and better enlarge- ments will result. ; 6/13/61 SAC LETTER NO. 61-32 : an f _ (B/S/TELEVISION SCRIPT - "A’VISIT TO FBI HEADQUARTERS" -- Attached are six copies of captioned script which can be made available to cooperative television stations in your territory. It details p_tour of} Bureau Headquarters. To illustrate this script, 2" by 2" islides on: “photographs are available at the Bureau and may be secured on request by routing slip marked, "Attention: Crime Research Section. All slides and photographs must be returned to Bureau 4 following their use. ; a : i 6/13/61 | , | SAC LETTER NO. 61-32 sf (6) wevs ~ ISSUANCE OF TO OFFICE PERSONNEL -- Recently a clerical employee in one of the.offices lost the front door key to the office. This put the Bureau to the expense of replacing the lock and issuing new keys. You should insure that office keys are issued only to employees who need them for the performance of their duties. You will be held responsible for insuring that a system of strict Becountabi lity exists in your office for the issuance of office keys. 6/13/61 SAC LETTER NO. 61-32 ARIBS _ (Di PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT - USE OF COLOR“PHOTOGRAPHS a. At . Should be brought to the attention of all-mvestigativepersonnel that color photographs should be appropriately considered during the course of all investigations when circumstances are such as to make them technically feasible and desirable and where color a contrast may be a factor in the evaluation of the evidence. Color film may be especially nelpful and important, , for examp ler. photographing blood, clothing, and all hued Svidence at Becine scene, and bruises or other body markings in artivil rights matter oy involving alleged brutality.— ° 7 __ — g MW 55041 DoolA: 32999525 Page i0 : [heb Bk Be AE:
(E PMAUTOMOBILES - SALE OF BUREAU CARS --Accounting documents bend prepared by théfGeneral Services Administration on or after July 1, 1961, covering deposits of proceeds from sale of Bureau cars must show the station symbol, 15-02-0001. It ill be shown in space number (1): on Certificate of DepositU{SF-219) and space number (2) will be left blank. When SF-1081 is used in lieu of a Certificate of Deposit, the "Pay to" block will show "Justice, FBI, 15-02-0001, Washington 25, D. C." You are instructed to furnish this number to General Services Administration in connection with sales made after June 30, 1961. 3 eee . sed . we. os s ~ t 5 Vionetcaegerctonnnas HA sinaben sted ted tem malta Atnah alr dany 6)(2¢/eben aire ane bAnita teem ae te basiunt hinvantarermattadh wittie sturlmelardweivnies manasa «bri henahianrahntpdnt tnd sn santve tat ranlll taidiniinuwsiamalnedinavenbitinomaten 1 4! i t ¥ 6/13/61 SAC LETTER NO. 61-32 -2- { | & j i “EW 55041 DOGcId:32989595 Page 11 . . ;
ee eee e——EeEEeEeEeEeEeeEEeeeeeeeee ees eben te deg be hee eet Or tednaton peel atte eats notch tae tliat Vela bahar tes chile toatl Meet ae ai, arte hac tne winnie ied ment te ded Ad Vndrtamatiin ure maaan hati) Gent ata laren mrt ates tne Pe he ate “MWo55041 Doocld:32989525 Page 12. . : V oS -(F))OEMBEZZLEMENTS IN BUREAU CASES -y.,0n May 15, 1961, in the case offJames vs. United States, theSupreme Court held that money @btained soy embezzlement must be reported by the embezzler in his Federaléjiineome Tax Return for the year in which the embezzlement took place. This decision applies only to those returns filed subsequent to the date of this decision and does not include,any returns filed prior to May 15, 1961. In the future when you identify a subject ina Bureau case involving embezzlement of funds, you should furnish the necessary information including the name and location of the embezzter, and the amount of the embezzlement to’ the nearest Director offInternal Revenve. This can be done after Bureau's interests are safeguarded. 6/13/61 - SAC LETTER NO. 61-32 (GUTAREA REDEVELOPMENT acr-CBUBLIC LAW 87-27 -GHRAUD AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT -Z3MBEZZLEMENT OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY -- Captioned Law, which was signed by the President on May 1, 1961, was designed for the stated purpose of alleviating conditions of unemployment and underemployment in certain economically distressed areas. cs ry Section 18(a) of this Law provides a fine of not more than $10,000 or imprisonment for not over five years, or both, for. any false statement in order to obtain financial assistance under or to influence the administration of this Act. Section 18(b) provides the same penalty for anyone connected witn the administration of this Law who is guilty of embezzlement, false entries, fraudulent sharing in benefits of transactions under the Act, investing in companies receiving assistance tnereunder, or giving unauthorized information af-— fecting the value of securities. ; in response to Bureau inquiry, the Deputy Attorney General on May 24, 1961, advised that the Bureau has yuris- diction over such offenses. Handle any reported violations under the appropriate classification, as Fraud Against the Government, Fraud Against tne Government <..Conflict of Interest, or Embezzlement of Government Property. . 6/13/61 SAC LETTER NO. 61-32 -3-
(Ho) @ BANK ROBBERY MATTERS -- In those cases where the initial teletype to the Bureau in bank robbery investigations sets forth a succinct summary of the modus operandi and description of the unknown subjects vinvolved, it is not-necessary for the(’6ffice of origin to prepare a separate memorandum for Gissemination of this information to surrounding field divisions. The initial, teletype may be utilized for this purpose and to set forthyTeads concerning contacts with logical criminal informants and pertinent police agencies. In cases where immediate handling is not required, such leads may be set forth by disseminating copies of the initial teletype by mail or airmail to the surrounding offices. In those cases where sufficient information is not available .at the time of prep- aration of the initial teletype to the Bureau, it will be necessary for the office of origin to continue the present practice of preparing a separate communication for dissemination tq surrounding field divisions. --—~  " All/field divisions must continue to exercise good judgment in the dissemination of voluminous bank robbery reports to surrounding offices. Copies of investigative reports should’ not be directed to offices merely because they were recipients of the modus operandi communication. Reports should be sent to auxiliary offices only in those cases where they are absolutely necessary in order to carry, cut investigations in the auxiliary office receiving such a copy. ; ; During the preparation of investigative reports in bank robbery. matters ‘the Agent preparing same must be certain that he complies with present Bureau regulations prohibiting inclusion of negative nonpertinent information in the details of the investigative report. The inclusion of such information tends to make these reports unnecessarily voluminous and serves no useful purpose. Very truly yours, John Edgar Hoover Director . . Enclosures for (B) 6/13/61 SAC LETTER NO. 61-32 -4- iw ‘55041 Docid: S2569525 Page 13 _