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‘ Y VOHN EDGAR HCOVER ¥ Wr Vers “ I “ou DIRECTOR ' a oe j ‘ . Pr oe ; Federal Bureau af Frvestigation a { } ‘ = . Me Cros ' r United States Departinent of dustice ie. ; Mashiuwntou, H.C. tehilon Mi. Posty a April 11, 1939 OT: APS Str. De cto - Mr. Bra tatiee | mgkorarees es ° ‘ 7 ra ere mn ae een eee ee 2H 7: : : ~on : = 7 “5 ? 1 ¥ fae ee ee a oe oa ‘ 7 % MEMOrADUIA FOR THE DIRECTOR mane oe odie a cake z : i « EE, Tem, Glavin, Nathan, Hince and Cuinn Tenm cant a considered tue adopted policy in 1935, on recommendution of he 4 the Executives! Uonrerence, thet in outstanding turitive cases, i ' copies of the Eureauts Identification Orders be tronsmit-ted _ “fk Lo _to Vienne for-publication in tne Fntearnctional Crininal Police f. Connission.bulietin, which is issued periodically and distributed 2 aa throughout’ Europe. : vo ‘ i ? The Gonference believes that this should be ~ con~- yp vt tinued end-that the cases to be circulerized be determined bt Vy the Investigs.tive Unit from tine to tine, This matter was con- vy sidered upon the basis of a recuest fron Dr. Dressler, Secretary Generel of the International.Comissiou of Cri-inal Police, Vienna, a in which a request for 28 copies of the Identification Orders Tas ar 7 Ny ‘ ; a“! / made. ee Se Lt - os In the future, if you epprove, such Identificatic Po “Order$ will be: sent: to, Viena for circulari zation. “ ° * Resvectfully, s For the Conrerencs: tena i he ce ie ana rs ‘ae . o : tek ee = 4" Oede Tolson, Chairman OO Bens al ogg a, tine. ia ae ay eae , “ . eee ed a X 4 ~“