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“ota halal ag bene ae er a “ ee ee United States Depuriment Justice ye ( Federal Bureau of Inwestiga int New fork 7, New York ee 1 DEE. CTAM A. seer econ: IN REPLY, PLEASE REFER TO January 17, 1949 a FALE Ne, . le. Tatho ..tceee ow- : Mr, TORT . 22 ae enwee- Director, FEI Ian + ola ston . 2... Att: RESEARCH ; Hee RE: INTSPNATICVAL CRIMINAL | 2 POLICE COMMISSION ee ne ee ee Dear Sir: In accordance with the bureau's letter of December 29, 1948, ASAC A. H. Belmont proceeded to the United Nations at Lake Success on January l4, 1949, Tor the purpose of making appropriate contact to establish liaison a hetween the “Department of Social affairs, Tni ted Wations. ard the Thternati onal | tne Lepartment of ecclal allairs, united Navlol! and une internatior Criminal rolice Commissions “KEAC Eelucnt was accompanied by SA william Fowell wno is acquainted with tie United “ations and handles matters arising in the New York office requiring contact with tir. FRANK EEGLEY, Security Officer, or other cersons when the Bureau has authorized such contact. In the absence of the head of the Department of social affairs, Assistant Secretery General HENRI LAUGIER, who is stil] in Paris where he is reportedly ill, the Acting Head of the Department of Social Affairs, ‘ir. LEON - STRINIG. wes contacted. kr. STZINTG is normally Director 0. of the varcotics <7 oe -” Division of the Department of Social Affairs. Wr. STEINI: called in to the conference Mir. ADCLPHE DOLTERVERX, Deputy Sirector of the wsivision of Social activities, Derartment of Social affairs, who was present in Faris during the conference held there on October 15 and 16, a mentioned in the letter of Mr. LAUGIER. ECOSSED - 44 V4 -/- al Ye These gentlemen were advised that, in acco. Sepse wita Ahe request a of Vr. LAUGIER, Agent Eelmont was calling as a represerfative @f “Diredtd9-9 ifHoover, Vice-President of the International Crim*hel, Police Commission, and that aeneeforth, Agent Selmont would act as liaison between the United kations \Devartment of Social affairs and the International criminal she crooraay (to treanamit any requests cr material er information between t br gro re STAINIG was advised wat they should feel free to cali enf’r.’ selmont. pn is casaeity eat any time. kr. STEINIG was further advised that the Earm acts 2s Maison member cl the ICPO rerresenting all police azsencies in [ntted Spates. . 2 At ad moe a - mye . . . Jt otk. Wir. STRBINTIG and -r. D°LIE=SNECX were asked if at this time there . +4 was any safernation the United Nations desired from the Interne vicnal;-rigisal ~'7 . foe, ou > a , t. . “ a oe 1 AG. mn 7 a i . iets wa + . in : Cen ele . , - = avo - Z “ vo “ ” a -*y a. 7 aoe . a ~ 4 . « .? _> ie I: x - * | 7 ; wu Jj mw Wii? ‘ An