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Uy Shins ata rte wi ometd ty ro 1 IR, Le FP. scanouan ff his tnformal adutce. G JJ I: nke (6) lal. Boursdtan an : ~. : ; BD SE a hicks Tele. Paunt i-Liatsos Section Ojfice LA&vinoret.. 1 + ONirED that Treseury was pecenatcering acce; ting fornal menbershtp ( Lp | ta Interpol. KXendall potated out Interpol wag tastating on . full @.S. menkershtp and tn order to matntain tretr relattonantp fr with that organtzatton, they now feel they mist accept fornal menbership, Fendall stated that he tntended to call the Directorc — tn the next few days to advise hin of this development and s S....-- SOVERNMENT pate; Septenber 13, 1957 PROM : 0 Ae He BELMONT bh, AGI ? Ke hib Aron sunjece: INTFRNATIONSL CRGANIZITION OF ET ry CRIMINAL PCLICE (INTERFOL) tA ate /?} wee woe Neate veces _ ‘od Divid\vendoll, Asststcnt Secretary of the Treasury, Hetiagn acutsed our Ligitgn Representattve on Septenter 12, 1957, Gandy/_ y: On Sevtember 10, 1957, Myles J. Ambrose, Asststant to the Secretary for Law Fnforcenent, advised our Ltatsaon Répresentattve that Treasury was reconsidering formal membershtp tn Interpol. Ambrose Stated that due to the reorgantzatton of Interpol (withdrawal of French ftnanctal support and as ao result Preach control), Interpol ts tnststing on full Amertean representattone Treasury stuce we withdraw froa Interpol in 1850 has been paying the $3,000 membership fee on the basis that tt ts paytng for information and not ae the U.S. menber to Interpol, although they attend each annual assendly as an observer. The reorgantzatton of Interpol sets the new U.S. cost at Gpproxrtnately i 11322,000 per year. The Tressury proposal that they matntatn thetr present relationship and cost has been decltned by Interpol. ~ AO Teeter : “$857 ‘.. "t, ee ef / a wa Sta e oo . vias rat “ io , . te” mee Se tte Gp h Ph yl OO PUN