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Letter to the Bureau eee Bew York, New York i | OS July 29, 1944 the desires of the Legal Attache. He cpnoluded that ones some form of work ] agreement is arrived at, the Legal Attache's oie Wd 11 receive beneficial results fromthe work of the Basques in Venezuela. . Mr. IRALA was of the‘opinion that Venezuela oof as not lackadaisical mor let up his efforts with the thought that wer was already won. He attributes any lack of spirit on the part of by the fact + -. the work in Venezuela is not as exciting as it was a year ago, that No aocuston | at S Ci These additional plans om his work in Venezuela but it is felt by Mr. re to assist war effort cannot be questio have served to distract I that No. 7 Upon __. stated that it would be commmicated to ?? eint of this information, Mr. through official channels. Mr, IRALA stated that a letter of censure could be written by Pres- ident AGUIRRE and the Basques in Venezucla but he felt that until . some formal plan of organization was agreed upon between the Legal Attache in Venesuela end the Basques in that country, a letter of censure would be pre- mature and unfair to the Basques in Venezuela. X I UJ; ‘The substance of the foregoing was brought to the attention CO a elephonically on July 28, 1944 and it is set out herewith in detail 60 % the Bureau might take appropriate action with respect to the entire matte | ma Teese Very truly yours, F Qn be sh. he eal | ‘w *¥ _ E. E. CONROY Bac cee ee eee SN nee i cee ee a SE it te eee .