| | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |FBI NUMBER |Followed +--------+--------+----------+----------+-------+-------------+ |ASSEMBLY| POST G | N-IDENTS | DOC. LAB | MISC. | | +--------+--------+----------+----------+-------+ | |Searched Thru| +-------------+ ................................. Classification.................... MASTER PRINT NAME ................................. Reference......................... CURRENT PRINT NAME +--------------+--------------+---------------+-------------+-------------+ |1. Right Thumb|2. Right Index|3. Right Middle|4. Right Ring|5. Right | | | | | |Little | | | | | | | | | | | | | +--------------+--------------+---------------+-------------+-------------+ |6. Left Thumb |7. Left Index |8. Left Middle |9. Left Ring |10. Left | | | | | |Little | | | | | | | | | | | | | +--------------+--------------+---------------+-------------+-------------+ TYPE OF CURRENT PRINT |Number and Initials of Criminal | Non-Criminal |Employee Charging Out: | | Date..................|Date...................|............................ 16-58188-1 U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE Figure 416 shows the reverse side of the 3- by 5-inch index card. These are filed alphabetically in special cabinets. An index card also should be made for every alias which an individual has used. Figure 417 shows an electrically operated file cabinet in which the index cards are filed. It is suggested that the alias cards be of a different color from the one bearing the correct name, known as the "Master." Each alias card also should have typed on it the correct name of the individual, for purposes of reference and cross-checking. For convenience and accuracy these files, as in the fingerprint files, should also have suitable guide cards. [Illustration: 415] | | ______________________________________________|______________|____________ LAST NAME FIRST NAME MIDDLE NAME | F.P. CLASS | IDENT NO. | | | ______________________________________________|______|_______|____________ ALIAS RACE SEX AGE