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TO ade met ead Pattee Hevettn Beat A Ea a OE a aM A ae STANDAND Forte wo. 64 Office Memohindum - unitep sthres GOVERNMENT To : MR. DT. MM. LADD WY. DATE: February 18, 1947 FROM : Ce H. Carson Pa ) oR / 0 . ow ir t 4 SUBJECT: MEETING OF ‘THE pointe tecartss OF THE CINTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL POLICE COMMISSION HELD IN PARIS ON NOVEMBER 18 ANL 19, 19u6 DETAILS: “The December, 1946, issue of t ternational Criminal Police Review, which is the official organ of the International Criminal Police Commission, has an article which sets out the results of a first meetinc of the Executive Committee which was held n Paris, France, on November 18 and 19, 1916. . Ff ial sident F. E,“Louwage and Secre hary Genera Ducloux, ‘eneral Ranporteurs were pres MaReisHowe (Great i Britain); ColonelAtuller (Switzerland); and Pres yaerman (Sweden), It is to , be noted that Setotland Yard is taking a very active part in this organization as Deputy Commissioner Howe, listed above, attended this meeting. Besides the following thre es The Executive Committee after ratifying the internal organization of the General Secretary's Office, as much from the administrative point of view as from the police technical point of view, discussed the necessity of creating a National Office in every Country. You will recall that the Executive Conference on January 3, 1947, unanimously favored a recommendation that the Bureav would handle any inquiries within the United States if of sufficient importance and, if not, could be relayed to the appropriate State or police azency for handling with a reauest that their report be transmitted back to the Bureau, who, in turn, would transmit it to the ICFC, The Secretary General of the ICrc was duly notified. \ . The Executive Committee discussed a motion presented by Colonel Muller, relating to the use to be made of the Zurich Broadcasting Station. The Committee agreed to the principle of a broadcasting network witn a direct ee, station in Paris. Regarcing tnis sudject, you will recall that in a Rl communication dated January 21, 1947, Mr. Ducloux disclosed that the ICPC _ i in Paris was desirous of establishing radio communication with the Bureau. You will also recall that althouzh the Bureau was favorably Ccispcsed to tnis Suggestion, before consent was given, it was desired that Wr. Teiford in Faris contact Mr. Ducloux for more specific information in tais matter. } }. The Executive Committee decided that the Paris Internat: +i onal Conference would be held from June 9 to 12, 19h7. ACTION: a eas Nonee This memor angst ds kGing prepared "Foe your: "information. we: : ae } he a EX - 65 = saredina 7 a : > ~ {- LS .