1. Introduction. Part one. International crIme - counter measures. The I.C.P.O.-INTERPOL. History. Aims, organisation and structure. Finances. Part two. International police co-operatlon. Principles. Field of action. The permanent structures: NCBs - General Secretariat. Regional conferences, continental meetings and symposia. Part three. Instruments of lnternatlonal pollce co-operatlon. Communications. Criminal records. International circulations. Technical assistance. Interpol and the main crime categories. Crimes of violence - theft and robbery. Fraud. Counterfeits. Drugs. Sex offences - offences against publlc morality. Varlous forms of traffic. Unlawful acts against the safety of civil avlation. Part five. Interpol, doctrine and police techniques. Working methods and lnstruments. The international library - questionnaires to NCBs. Conferences and symposia. The International Criminal Police review. The reports. Seml-annual list of selected articles. International crime statistics. Principal subjects dealt with by Interpol. Organised crime - juvenile dellnquency. Road trafflc offences. Criminal law and criminal procedure. Extradition. Training of personnel. Electronic data processing - technlcal and scientific police work. Crime prevention. Protection of human rights. Other works and projects. Firearms - typewriters. Motor vehicles - identiflcatlon of vlctims of major disasters. Chlnese names. Part six. External relations - relations with other official agencies. Interpol and the public.