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us a . ' it aw 2 INTERNA, SAL CRIMINAL POLICE COMMISSION The Congress has heretofore authorized the acceptanes of membership on behalf of the Unitect States ina large munber of international agencies of various kinds. They include the International Prison Commission, futernational Coummisaion of Congresses of Navigation, International Geodetic Association, Tnfernational Joint, Commission, Permanent Association of Inferuational Road Congresses, Leivtral Bureai of the [International Map of the World on the Ativionth Seaic, American International fnstitute for lhe Prateetion of Childhood, International > > Statistica! Burcawat The Hague, liternational Labor Organization, Pan \meriean Institute of Geograpby and History, and the Taternational Council of Scientific, ‘ . Unions and Associated Unions (U.S. C., title 22, eh. 71, . a The estimates of appropriations for this Department for the fiscal vear ending . : June 30, 1930, accolapanving the Burlget message of the President, contained : . te 4 language intended to permit the payment of the cost of membership inthe Interna- ee te . tional Criminal Police Commission. The Cominities on Appropriations of the wo ve House of Representatives amitted the above-mentioned langnage from the bill (H.R. 95-44 to make appropriations for the Departments of State, Justice, Com- ; ; merce, and Labor, and suggested that authority for sich expenditures he secures! ee - by general teaistation. On this subject, the committee stated in its report CH. ate Rept. No. 1830, 75th Cong., 3d sess., pp. LO and 11) on the bill: fo ! “Although the committee is highby impressed with the desirability af having the an a United States represented in the (nlernational Criminal Police Canunissian, as . re advocated by Director Hoover, and provided for in language approved by the 5 ts uo Budgct, innsmuch as it weuld entail the writing of Iegistation in the appropria- i ee ‘tion bil to accomplish this end, the committee has deleted the language which . sought to accomplish this purpose. It is suggested that representations be made ‘ to the proper legislative committee in Congress with » view of having legislation - ‘passed authorizing our membership in this Commission.”’ [Ttalies supplied | ; LT enclose herewith a draft of a hill to effectuate the foregoing object. The Acting Director of the Bureau of the Budget informs me that there is ho objec- . ' tion to the submission of this recommendation to the Congress for consideration. ae . cy ” “me oe Ca Sincerely yours, “at . 7 . . ‘ Homer Commincs, Atorney General. ; : : ~ eat A . ih . : Ml . oo « i 1 : ' bh. 3 ' | is wi ’ me af Tr aa - { : - j a i : : Lovee | te Vee pe Ted th res a foot Ce ee ee The eee erp ah eae cote er a So ey TA igtys Tha A oe Peri yb career Fhe drank sctut ee ele oO : a es a a ce a a ee ve vt a ¢} 1 -_ r of. ; \