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a ™ . ™ ft fo ‘ toe . aye we Oy Gy) Be OM - i511 Coxcnrss HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES { Rerort ae: rr Pet do Session . No. 2471 cS y 1 i Lt “ 4 ho | . ) ‘ 1 - re , \ 7 INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL POLICE COMMISSION aan ' ad. May 24, 1938.-—Committed to the Committee of the Whole House on the state ‘A ‘ _ of the Union and ordered to be printed ye . ; 4 : * ‘ Mr. CeLuer, from the Committee on the Judiciary, submitted the a following E _ REPORT ye [To accompany 5. 3820} The Committee on the Judiciary, to whom was referred the bill (S. 3820) to authorize membership on behalf of the United States . an | in the International Criminal Poltce Commission, after, consider- i pe . | ation, report the same favorably to the House with the recommenda- tate tion that the bill do puss. hoses, This proposed legislation is requested by the Attorney General, oy ae who explains its purpose in the communication which is attached to bot this report and made a part thereof. It authorizes the Attorney — oo General to accept and maintain, on behalf of the United States, vy ¢ ‘mrémbershtip. in the International Criminal . Police Committec. It wee | - further authorizes him to incur the necessary expenses therefor not — _ : to exceed $1,500 per annum. Your committec is of the opinion that rt { it is very “desirable that the United States should participate as a . Ho, i member of this Commission. Maken 31, 1938. “ _ eft Hon, Wittiam B. Bankntan, . i ! iinad oe The Speaker, House of Representatives. _ - a ‘My Dear Mn. Sreaxen: I recommend the enactment of legislation to authorize ph rs eps * ai the Attarney General fo aecept and nutintain, on behalf of the United States, a ps vier fe it's 4 membership in the Internationa Criminal Pelice Conmmission. . j The Iiternational Criminal Police Commission ix composed’ of the chicts of wt i law-enforeemnent bodies of 31 Buropean conntrivs. Tis activities de net in any re i |; manner affect: diplomatic relations or political natters, but are restrieted: salely H te the exehnnge of information relative to Cechnieal and) scientific methods of i. crime detection and fa the evehange of fingerprints arid otlier date Force rr infernational cemnatmials. . Participation hy the Poited atites in Che activities of the Commission would be i ; ‘ distinetty in the interest of law enforcement in this country. Pe wet afore) tte | t Federal Burcnt of Tnvestigation of the Departiient of Justice a nredtini for tle: . . ver ' exchange of information with Inw-enforcement officers in foreign come rics. . an rH qe . : aby, . { . -~ ° . ‘ Ae q -f;/- ”) fh tn / - / “\ f- I my wg ae pr RP | ais ek re | €! fi . ity > AA oe y : j * . < ft a i 2 yo vw oy nm ; . iN : . ‘ fas . ao lowe 1 pY. | \ a3 | t Ca Ts . a