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ore hae 16249 27 ad \. ZAvenue, New York 21, New York. | G § September 24, 1954 Mr. Leroy EB. Wike Fxecutive Secretary International Association of Chiefa of Police, Inc. Mille Building Pennsylvania Avenue at 17th Street, Northwest Washington 6, D. C. Dear Mr. Wiker . . I would like to refer to my letter of September 7, 1954, and your reply of eptember 9, 1954, concerning public critiatem of t uniform crime reporting program by Attorney General Edmund G. Brow of California. You indicated you would like to be advised of the results of our contact with Attorney General Brown. Our Spectal Agent in Charge at San Franc isco called on Attorney General Brow on September 14, 1954, and discussed this matter frankly with hin. The Attorne General explained that he did not intend for his letter to the press to be published and regrettéd his choice of worde in refer- ring to the uniform crime reporting program. He waa considerably eurprised to learn of the ‘training afforded the Nattonal Academy graduates in uniform orime reporting and the fact that agents of the FBI are available to aseiet in thia program as needed. Apparentdy, _ he was not too well informed on the manner in whioh the 5 = uniform orime reporting program ts conducted by the FBI gn> gooperat ton with the ternational Association of Chlefs- of OLtCECs 74 7 = As far as we are concerned, this partioular ine ident ts olosed and I thought you should be advised of the facta > oF ith, Director, Institute of Public Administratton, 684 Fark aren wae Sincerely yours, 604 Park Avenue, New York 21, New Yorks ry COMM. FBI A copy of this letter is being forwarded to dr. Bruce eps Akh - ir. Bruce Smith; Director, Institute of Public Administrat t