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eee A r _- . fo ut. .@ THE FOREIGN SERVICE ere aes) OF THE | Vo, Vi —— UNITED STATES OF AMERICA oe OFFICE OF THE LEGAL ATTACHE PARIS, FRANCE <0 , Jun 8,1949 . if abn Nf cee ae . . . iF wr Director, FBI mo - cie Re: INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL POLICE COMMISSION nal ee eee Dear Sir: I an in receipt of the attached letter from M. Ducioux, Secretary General of the I.C.P.C. which translates as follows: "fy dear Mr, Vice President, — an ‘ By this same mail, I have addressed to you an invitation to participate in our next General Assembly. -— At this time, I should like to call to your attention the extraordinary position with which the — Commission finds itself confronted with respect to the Secret Service on the one hand, and the Narcotics Bureau on the other, These two police services, independent but both under the Treasury Department, havea occasion, not in- freouently, to refer to our Comiission, and, although you are the only official representative of the United States _ - ¢o our organization, 1 hive thought of proposing to lr. “a. Baughman, Chief of the Secret Service, and to lr. Anslinrer, / * Commissioner of the Narcotics Bureau, that they send _ { observers to our next meetings in Jern. ; , : Loe, cen these obsarvers, if sent, coult! toTinborate ~ oars + especially with the Sub-Commissions specializing in all b r)-¥” counterfeiting and narcotics. . Not wishing to do anything whatsoever about (* ren Sh4s matter without. your complete accord and consent, I yi 4) bit should be most rrateful if you could rive m, as soon as ; ke (/ f possible, your reaction to this surpestion. \ : on woe ; tf r cope wot Mt Nelieve mo, my gest fice Fr, sident,’ fn tho / a nag QO assurance of my best wished. feo | ae . +” tha ; sae ae - ; bo . . -_ okt oe . Br . . aan qc [Piso a {Hac boux sectatary Seneral Mr. Jd. &, Hoover DOSES OL VS ks. if Tirector of the Federal Purean of Investication a ‘lashington, D.C. 25" acuogp pe - . ebow