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service wtll be rendered directly to the tnterested country through the Internattonal Exchange and that they may want to advise members to communicate directly wtth use The Director approved the minority views . ; By letter dated October 18, 1950, Prestdent Louwage was adutsed that since the FBI had terminated tta membership in the ICPC, we would in the future handle inveut*gations, fingerprint searches, and wanted notices upon receipt of a direct request from the International Exchange representative tn the interested foreign country. It was suggested in this letter that the Comnisston might destre to advise members that they should comnuntcate directly with the Bureau in the cases nenttoned,. Under date of November 4, 1950, ICPC headquarters at Parts forwarded a request for investigation concerning 2 which request originated with the ¢ authorities. ICPC headquarters was advised by wire dated November &, 1950, that in view of the change in procedure indicated in our etter of October 18, 1950, they might desire to request the MQR¥ authorities to communicate directly with use RECOMMENDATIONS $ Il. That ail member countries of the ICPC be notified direct that the Bureau is terainating membership in the ICPC as of December 31, 1950, and that tn the future all requests for investigations, fingerprint searches and wanted nottces should be handled by direct contact with the Bureau through the_International Exchange representative in their respective countrtes. If approved, there t3 a sample letter attached which will be sent to all members. 2. That the ICPC headquarters at Parts be advised that we are notifying all members of the termination of our membership and the change in the | procedure jor requesting assistance from the Bureaue If approved, the attached letter will be sent. 3. That the investigation concerning requested by the 4 authorities through ICFC héadquarters be handled in this tnstance stnce the efi authorities had no knowledge of any change tn the procedure for, handling such requests. “