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do not represent that many people. There is some duplication of records because some of the subjects have been printed more than once. It cannot be denied that of all the civilians that have been finger printed, only a small percentage have submitted their prints voluntarily. The rest have been military personnel, federal, state and local government employees, and defence plant workers who were compelled to submit to finger printing. There are still millions of people who have not been " sold " on the value of having their prints on file for civilian identification purposes. They, like " Eugene ", are apt to wind up in unmarked graves.

The identification profession, therefore, should constantly strive for complete finger print registration of the entire population.

Here is an excellent work project for local ID groups and bureaus. Civic organizations, schools, societies, clubs, plants, companies, and other associations could be contacted and the value of a universal finger printing program explained to them.

Most of them would be found to be receptive to the idea, if it were explained to them that finger printing carries no stigma, but, on the contrary, that it can be of great service to humanity.