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\ May 11, 1949 ry —_ oe t at BICORDED - 6 ae EX-9 Monsieur L. Bucloux _pecrutary Ganeral International Criminal Police Comal. ssion 11 Rue des Saussaies — Paris &, France RE: REPRESENTATION WITH THE UNO Dear Honsieur Ducloux: Reference ig made to your letter dated April 11, 1949, C.I.P.C. RUL/100, which outlines proposed rules for the transmittal wf correspondence from your office to tho United Nations. In view of the fact that Ur. Belmont is acting for me in serving as liaison between the I¢Pc and the United Nations, it would be appreciated if you would send the copies of correspondence of an urgent nature directly to me instead of to Kr. Belmont. As - comaunication facilities between New York City and Washington, D. C. are such that expeditious matters can be readily handled, it is velieved that any action you may desire Mr. Felmont to take can be readily transsitted to him if the communications are sent directly to me as you have indicated would te done in normal cases, With best wishes and kindest regards. Sincerely yours, zs -t _ — John Fdgar Hoover (eo 6g ines a oo Director “at wt MLP thief LY _ A Ly L oe co = SAC, New York City (Waith’Kroseture) 9 j\ lhe io acae —— Attention: Mr. A. H. Penal Vay { wa — e Ne . 4 Go jerghen. Sensis Dek (detached) \* \~ | ‘ “ e \ go G> L yer — ‘ cin 17 1089 iy, wy :