This bulletin presents brief stories of the functions and, in some instances, of the accomplishments of the various offices of the Federal Executive Departments which have printed matter of interest to libraries. With regard to the office of the Chief Executive, the President of the United States, the only publications distributed are the President's addresses to Congress and his other speeches, which may be obtained by addressing the Secretary to the President of the United States. Congressional printed matter can be obtained as follows: The Congressional Record through the good offices of your Congressman: each Senator has 9 and each Representative 69 designations. Each Senator has also the privilege of naming two libraries in his State which shall receive the Record. The subscription price is $4 for a short session; $8 for a long session. Current copies of bills, resolutions, and reports can be obtained from the Senate or House Document Rooms. [Best copy available has been provided.]