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=~ 2 = extrencly Laportant to all of us. I must frankly state that should the i} ether members of the Coazlenion ve advieed of your recifnation, it ‘would ij have a vory serious effect upon the standing and usefulnoss of the Comission and, beyond that, would surely be interproted by the menbers - representing Wenturn European nations and the other free nations of the i} world, as an indication that the United States no loner supports this : | international organization. As you know, our organization is recognized by the United Yetions and hae souvht, from tte inception, to carry forward the basic purpouce of thn United Nations to achieve comity and understanding between pntions in police matters, You are eals.aware thet a oinorlty meutership on the Connission represents Fastern Burepean governzuontea. rad ' ¥ think you will readily agree with me that your resignation would be ‘ i gully axploited by such countries and this to the detriment of the United States, Western European countries and all other free nations of the world. I will be in the United States until the end of. the first. wook in Noveaber and can be reached through Hr. Adrian Moore, Progran | Section, Division for Exchange of Pereons, Department of State, who 1s in shores of my itinerary. I earneantly haope that befora I depart you i will offord me ths opportunity of paying ay respects to you_in person_ | and talking about the problen which I have discussed in this confidential \iletter. If thie is tuposcible, I would appreciate having a lotter from | you before I depart, so thrt I may be Eure that, repardlees of the ~~ | situation which confronts us, there is personal accord detween UB, I {have valued your friendehip over the years and our friendship. shall { | continous, ¥. UWE Ze