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He visited the United States tn 1933 en ene of ere t Collier's Tours, at which tine he net the Directore _ (62-49658-3) Friendly relattona and correspondence have been aatn~- tained with Louwage since 1985. (62-10552-3144-32, 57, 58) In 1935, when Attorney General Homer S.Curntngs visited Belgtum on his teur of Europe, the Bureau wrote Louwage acviaing him of the Attorney General's pending viett te Belgtum and hie interest in obtaining infermation about law enforcement activities in Furope.s (62-28954-1; 62-28354-194) In September 1937, a@ letter was sent to Louwage advising him of Inspector Coffey's proposed visit to Furope and etating that Mr. Coffey would call upon hime Louwage sent a very cordial reply and was very helpful te Mr. Coffey during the latter's stay tn Belgium. lLouwage took advantage ef hte visit with Coffey to peint out that he was nost anzrieue for the FBI to become a member of the International Criminal Pelice Commtaston and that, tf the Bureau should become a nember, he would, with the Director's consent, propose hia name for a Vice-Presidenoy of the Connisston. De Information Erchanged with Louwage Since 1935, with the exception of the tine when ceonnunt-~ cattones were severed due to the war, the Bureau has exchanged infornatton of mutual interest with Louwagee oa] This exchange of information has pertained not only te epectfic criminal activities but also to general law enferce= ment methods and preblens, ; . In 1938, tn cennectteon with another matter, Louwage expressed to the Director his affirmation of the Director's boek, "Persons in Hiding,g" which he believed that all law- abiding people in the United States should read. (64=29833-254-25 In May 1945, Leuwage, who was the Inspector General of the Seourtty of State, furntshed former Spectal Agent Donald ZL. Daughters, whe was then assigned te Parte, with a copy of a chart of the German Police Service as it had been operattng -~ Jl - ia J hon amen |