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. i i +k President Louwace stated that he had also heard from Mr, Soderman of Sweden, who, as vou know, has critictzed. the Bureau, and that Soderman affirmed that vou had stated that the Bureau would have no obfec’ fon to the destenation of the hwo ecienti Fin ronesultante elected hy the TAON ant asa tena a eS oe ee a ed eI EOL A APL ee 1 ie -* may the June, 1950, convention. Assistant Mrector Clece pointed out to President Louware that this was ridiculous because you cabled immediately and stated that Soderman had informed you that the nohinees were roine to be apnroved anve way and that you would not have sent the cahie if vou had aporoved them or had authority to arnprove them. Jt wes arain nointed out to President Louware that the procedure which was follored in the 10re's approvine these individuals without. advance notice was irrecular, President Louware stated that Soderman rrofeassed that you had riven vour consent to these desienations and Louware indicated that he was inclined to believe Soneerman, Assistant [Tirector Cleee, hovever, indicated that the Rurean ia fee aut tt definitely convinced that your version is true and the circum- stances verified that. At the time Assistant Director Cleee met President, are at Colorado Svrines Mr. Louvare was personally cordial apparently confused over the developments. u t ouw L bu The above is furnished for vour information and ruidance in your future contacts with officials of the Terr, Bi. 7 Oy weary i, . . i, JU ys . \ “rat am BD mw ia