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os well as s the i. Ce P, Coy to have ‘access to the information. etek See oat et AES GAIL Cosh WBE hag facgaten . . . “4 aca © have noticed 4 ‘that a number of “pequeats for’ information ar Oe ether: countries, notably the Swiss, Jtalian and butch Governments, are':°)\2% ia] procedure. It wastes time and effort and permits the French Government | a re a ae ae oe BB ay ESE ” Eee ae i 42 eee _ ee Tas "there {6 no need to point ‘out that the Bureau receives little” * ek % diy return for its annual $5,000 investment in the I.C.P.C.. Te file n6 3.53" * wanted notices with them.’ When information is desired on an international - Po criminal the best source of information is the police department. of the 2“: oe, place where the man had a criminal history. ‘Those sources are. available ed a to us and there is, no need to work through Te Ce EG: aif ™ do not 30 ‘dostres, a r Fog od, a oe FE Z i r . . on ‘ ra - ies . ‘In the ‘past. ‘Scotland Yard ‘delegates to the anna “Confenanes. of 4 ic the I.C.P.C. have expressed the opinion that one of the principal advan 3 .of the Conferences is that they enable the law enforcement officials of them * a that it was the only real accomplishment of the conference. —— wr oop metas opm nm nm FU Wiad 2 ATLON : T I. eras a E oT SF Sia ae vo “try we cease active ‘wembership ih the x Cc. PG, they ‘s any "anviga? ak Secret Service or some other U. 5S, Uovernment law enforcement agency to: _ affiliate with them on an active basis, but 1 do not believe they will be. " successful in this regard. .:GUY SPAMAN, Secret Service representative in<. a é Paris, does not value the organization too highly and i do not think he would.” recommend that the Secret Service taxe up a relationship which the FBI has , seen fit to drop. BAUGHWAN, SPAMAN's Chief, may hold a different view, however. His trip to Lurope for the express purpose of attending the I.C.P.C. Conference at the > Hague may pe significant. ta ra . 3 vy : welt - Par cae f see no reason why, ir we “terminate setive neabérship,’s we can * a _ “not ‘continue liaison with the I,C.P.¢. Secretariat General and member ~ (7° * countries on the same basis with the Secret Service and other "observer" ae ~ proups. In this way we will-enjoy the fruits of membership in I.0.P. C, ne without: financial obligations or the hazards of entangling commitments <. oo aby. ‘Present | in | an organization of. this ‘nature. >” Mi . _ a oe rk eae ae a or = eae eo he. Beis ee gee ty lee gar ee eee ee + % . . a. +. = A a * ‘ ea -13 = relayed to us by the %.C.P.0,,Paris. ‘fo.my mind this is a totally unnecessary oe ‘yarious countries to make contact with each other. This identical view was’ a ue 2:7, also expressed to m by other delegates, some of whom went. further and | paid: *