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E ' at | Calendar No. 1652 0 - ‘sr Coxcrrss } SENATE { Reroxr rT | -- 3d Session SC . _. No. 1582 t EG MEMBERSHIP IN INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL POLICE . rp COMMISSION - tf ey } Janvary 5 (calendar day, Arnin 14}, [938.— Ordered to be printed ys ‘3 \ ca ; i | Mr. Asitnst, from the Committee on the Judiciary, submitted the : following t Be REPORT . 7 FE qn ; _ [To aceompany 8. 3826] te The Committee on the Judiciary, to whom was referred the bill _ a ; (S. 3820) to autherize membership on behalf of the United States in \ Gg the International Criminal Police Commission, report the same, after an 1 { consideration, with the reeommendation that it do pass. ‘ 1" ne ee The purposes and objects of the hill are explained in the following ir rat letter from Robert EE. Jackson, acting Attorney Goneral of tha Uriced a, ots ; States, which is appended hereto and made a part heresf: a er re Marci 31, 1938. cert fies i Hon. Hexrvy PF. Asuwest, : iv ; ~~ Chairman; Cournitiive on the Judiciary, : fia F - United Statics Senate. 72? oe 7 My Drar Sexaton: Trecommoend the enactment of tegistation to amthorize the oe i. Attorney General to aceemt antl maintain, on behalf of the United States, member- ; i ship in the International Criminal Poliee Commission. sa r iy The Juternational Criminal Police Commission is ermposed of the chichs of law | enforcement bodies of Sb Kurepeno eortries. Mts aetévities do mot in any mainier te. oy affect diplomatic relations or political matters, bul are restricted soleiy te the it ; ' i exchanee of ipformiation relative to technieal and seioudilte tietliaeds af erie deter. Pa od Bote! fion and to the exchanae of dipserprints and other dain concerning ternational Os) 7 ced: Sa ea AL co co Participation be the Upiicd States in tie Refivttics’of the Cotnmissionr weld die 0 a05 7 dette: Age gz: an distinct), iu tae toferest ed ins eaforesimeatt ta thls eetatey, Howell sitord the i a a Federal Burcan of Tavestigation of the Departinent af Jarstice a miodiain for the a execliange of information with tew eaforccment officers in farce conn tries. : ; \ : The Congress has heretofore sidhorized the aecentanes of membership an belt ' ih ' of the United States in a dare nutmber of internation: agentetes of various kinds, . 8 . They include the Titernations) Prisan Commission, Drtertertions! Commission of . Coneresses of Nottie, daiternationat Gieaditie Asscedad ier, Potoraationsnd Jajiot Commie ion, Permanent Assneiation of Enteroatienal Road Congresses, Contral Baresu ef the Tnternational Mapoof the Woeht orn the Millonth Seale, ' American Taternatinual Tastitate for the Protection af Childhood, biternuattonal Siatisticn! Burenn at tie Hane, Taternational Labor Organization, Pan American Tustitute of Geography and History, and the Tateraational Council of Scientific Dnions and Associated Unions. (U.S. C., tithe 22, eh. TF eo wate Aaa aa * -_e oo ‘ vee ee emt SA Bet — . . . . ~ a + ae ae ea EE. ip Re, coi ae are ee ee