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7 i . atte en * ar | fala . C. USAM/5 ae Paris, November 26th, 1950. Subjeat + Relations with the cacr Burcau of Investigations in WASHINGTON (U.S.A.). The Secretary General of the Interna tionnl Criminal Police Commission, | + + $9 The Chief. of the National Central . og » Burenus/ . Mr. J. Edgar HOOVER, Director of the F.B.I. at. the Departme) of Justice in WASHINGTON, -has made known that his Department cens: to belong to the International Criminal Police Commission. During a reeent journey. made at the invitation of the State Department of the U.S.A., the President vainly urged Mr.HOOVER to reconsider his decinion. Mr,HOOVER, informed him that his deci-~ Bion based ch specinl reasons, was irrecocasle, but that he will « tinue to maintain former rclations with the National Central Bu- renus.e Consequently, he resigns as Vice-President of the I.C.P.C. Moreover, he asks that in firture, the ‘National Central Bure: and the Chicfs of Police. of the varidus States, address to hin directly their enquiries. These dispositions arc npplicabl¢ as from January Ist. 195t.. 7.0. , . m Phe Secretary General of. the 'E50.P.C., Chief of the Intemr “tional Bureau, recalls, relative to this .subject, that with regarc to investigations of an International character and of a nnture to interest the International Bureau, the information obtained should be communicated to our International Bureau for documenta=+ tion purposes, in particular relative to the iden".ty, modus ope manda or antceedents. of individuals who operate on’an intermationa “a. n. tye koe J woes) Phe SecretarycGene ral > Soyo. ue, be DUCLOUX