Washington, Apr. 28. President Roosevelt has abandoned plans for the.consolidation of the various Treasury Department law enforcement agencies, it was learned today.
The President, it was said, fears that such consolidation of law enforcement agencies might be the first step in the development of a centralized secret police system similar to Germany's Gestapo or the Soviet Union's Ogpu.
Authoritative sources said the Secretary of Treasury, Mr. Henry Morgenthau, jr, had conveyed to President Roosevelt the fear that preliminary consolidation might lead te further consolidations. Apparently it is feared that Treasury Department enforcement units might be consolidated into the Federal Bureau of Investigation in the future if such a precedent is set.
The President, it was said, does not Do not enclose original testimonials when replying to advertisements, Copies answer the same purpose.
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