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P1-aunt-any lnsrunl ll crime coutltttu a purl], which Int U0 not ln.I'|;01,1
tr tho efficiency of polio: throughout nu wall.
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Units! Status, tho I'l&QIPfOl Ilcr-can In Irlne natal in 1945 aaatinand .1320
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at-inn lm-tag 1946, at counting the uvonl 1111101 lunar oonun.
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whereby person Ibo qr: natal In n country atlnr thu that tn which they
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our international uzohango If trprtatn. h|r1I¢"thu patio! Iron Ill; 1,
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~ Dear Colleague, . }: ;J
I . '92 .,// T I thank you so much for your letter .-.| of the I8t bfétober I946 and your most valuablé. article oE§92 nternational Cooperation".
- - All the members of our commission and
- the readers of "International Criminal Review" will
be delighted to learn the valuable support you will
be giving to our common measures used in the struggle
against the international criminals.
/I What I personally appreciate most in
your article, is the fact that you point out that
this struggle ceases to be placed on a continental
standpoint to become more and more world-wide.
_ _I_ask our General Secretary, Mr.DUCLOUA-1
Director of the French National Security, to pu5Iish
your report as soon as possible. o '~ . ._- 92n--_-
92 ¬{.q92 ' - With best wishes and kindest regards.ii ¥ . .92 92_ Sincerely l
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President of the I.C.C P.
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In accordance with a_;gguest from Mr} Tolson there is being set §:Q§§___;;1
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Commission and the present ststna_nf_th§-Etnl relations iitHAT5§t"9{E§§58§§2Ql _*
DETAILS: f
The International Criminal Police Commission had its beginning prior to
Iorld War I when it was felt that itfwas necessary to have cooperation among the law
enforcement agencies in the world to curb the activity of international criminals.
Various conferences were held in Buenos Aires
European capitals. It was not until 1923 that
when Dr. Scholar, a former Austrian Chancellor
'Department, brought representatives of various
to consider extradition of persons, et cetera.
usually the President of the Vienna Police Dein 1905, in Hadrid in 1909 and in other
the organization was actually founded
and President of the Viennese Police
European police departments to Vienna
The Commission consisted of a President
artment!, Vice President, permanent - P
recorders, ordinary recorders, ordinary and honorary members. The expenses of the
organization were borne by contributions from the various member countries._ The
assessment was made on the basis of one Swiss franc about 25 centslwper 10,000
inhabitants of the country represented. In 1937 a meeting was held in London, i
England. The Bureau, through the State Department, received invitdtions from the
British Ambassador and from the Austrian Minister to attend. Formeralnspector W. H.
Drane Lester attended and upon his return to the United States, expressed the opinion
that the United States should secure a permanent place in this organization. ' .
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- On July 10, 1938, Congress appropriated a sum not to exceed $1500 annually
to accept and maintain a membership in the International Criminal Police Commission.
Dr. Oskar Dressler, the Secretary General of the organization, communicated
with the Bureau on January 25, 1939; concerning the.Bureau's contribution toward the
general upkeep of the 0omission.and suggested that a maximu cotribution of $2500
by the United States be given. After an exchange of correspondence, it was agreed _
that the annual contribution of the United States would be $1500. _
During the summer of 1939, the Bureau received, through the State Department,
a formal invitation on behalf of the German Government to participate in a conference
at Berlin, Germany, to be held from August 29 to September 7 of that Year. Due to
world conditions, the invitation was declined. of! ff " j , i _Qog 7- /~'./ " n.
On August 24, 1940, the Bureau aiceivsa a consternation from the Chief of the
German Security Police which indicated that he had accepted thé office of President of
the International Criminal Police_Oommission and that'hea§dhdlera$had been moved from
Vienna to Berlin. On September 23, 19AO, Dr. Dressler, Secretary Gdheral, advised that
he was about to close the Commission's accounts. n December 13, 1940, the Bureaucommunicated;ith Dr. Dressler and advised that matters beyond control made it 4
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Police Commission. 0n December 1, 1941, the Executive Conferece unaninouihf%5'
recommended that no further communications be addressed to this organization. ifhe
sum of £1500 has continued to be included annually in the Bureau's appropriations.
During the first part of 1946, letters were received fro F. E. Louwage,
Inspector General of the Belgian Security of State and Permanent Recorder of the
International Criminal Police Commission, indicating that he was taking the initiative
in reorganizing the I.C.P.C. and was proposing a meeting to be held in Brussels,
Belgium during June. The meeting was later set for June 3, however, the formal
invitation for the Bureau to participate was not received until May 22, when it Ins
too late for the Bureau to designate a representative. The meeting convened an
June 3 in Brussels, Belgium with 46 delegates from 18 countries present. Kr. F. E
I.-_5>,1-_92_921's_-ea, ._In_§_pe_cter.-Genaral..a£...the .3;3elgian_ Security of state, was elected President
of the organization, and D. Ducloux, Dirgg§§g,,§IlmiH5l_PQlicc-Setvice_of the_Surete
Nationals o§¢§rance,W§as,elected General Secretary. .Hr. Hoover was elected as a
Vice President of the organization, and a letter dated June 3, l9A6, received from
President Louwage advised.of the election of Mr. Hoover.
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;_:5 On June 26, l9A6, the Executive Conference discussed the ouestion of
whether the Director should accept the position of Vice President and if the Bureau
should be a participating member in the organization. The majority recommended
favorably, feeling that it would be to the Bureau's advantage to be the American
representative in the group rather than have some other'organizetion selected to ~
represent the United States. The Director concurred in this decision. 0n July 3,
1946, a letter was directed to Mr. Lounage in which the Director expressed his A
appreciation for-having-been elected Vice ?resident_of the I.C.P.C. and stated that
it would be a pleasure to serve in this capacity. Since that time a nuber of
letters ccncerning the steps-being taken to make the organization effective have '
been received'from President Louwage and the deneral Secretary Ducloux. 0n August 8,a letter was sent a Hr. Ducloux advising that the Bureau would be pleased to submit
articles from time, ime on scientific crime detection for publication in the
"International Review" which will be a magazine distributed by the I.C.P.C. to its
members. '
During the convention which was held in Brussels, Belgium, the matter of
finances was discussed. It was pointed out that prior to the war member countries
were assessed an annual fee of one Swiss Franc per 10,000 inhabitants. The matter
of assessments was referred to a subcommittee which reported back with the suggestion
that a araduated scale be adopted as a basis for assessments. This works out so that
a country having more than fifty million inhabitants would be required to pay 2.50 Swis
francs per 25,000 inhabitants. After some discussion this resolution was adopted. It
was also decided that member countries should be required to bring themselves up to
date by paying dues beginning January 1, 1945. Mr. Louwage requested that the matter
of negotiating with the delegates of the countries whose governments do not desire to,
or cannot pay the assessment for 1945 as anticipated, be left to the Chief Secretaey.
It should be noted that under this requirement the Bureau would be called upon to pay
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aabnropriations was turned back or otherwise disposed of at the end of the lég seal
year. It was likewise agreed that any country joining the Gomnission-after§$%'
January l, 1947, should be required to pay supplementary indemnity of 3,000 =e;§5 francs
with regard to the Bureau's assessment, since it has been decided that the
Bureau is to become a regular member of the organization, it should be noted that
Ar. Louwage in a letter to the Bureau dated July 9, 1946, referred to the matter of
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State of considerable ponulation and for this reaso, during the convention he suggests:
the amount assessed against coutries of large populations, such as the U.S.A._and the
U.S.S.i., be left to the discretion of those governments. e added that if the
United States should decide that its contribution should equal that of a state with
sixty million inhabitants, the General Secretary would
In the ensue
August 13, 19L6, he
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which went.out from the Bureau
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Director could beaof great assistance to the I.C.P.C
authorities in South America in order
countries of the Western Hemisphere.inhabitants with a ceiling of sixty million inhabitants, as suggested by hr. Louwage,
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organization. It would be appreciated if this_anount would be
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1 Letter dated Iovenber 1. 1946, was addressed by the Bureau to :?:?___"
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vouchers for transfer of the sum of $1,500.00 from-the Bureau to the State
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Subject; _Counterfeiting and Forgery Service .
I have the honor of advising you that the Documentation Service on
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national Connission of Criminal Police has resuned its activity at the sane
time as the Comnission itself. -
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Service on Counterfeiting and Forgery - Branch Office in the Hague". Its
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Service des Contrefagons et Falsifications.
J'ai l'honneur de'vous faire connaltre que le Service de
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Criminelle s repris son actfvite en92mene temps que la Commission
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la Justice des Pays-Bas, Depprtement de ls Police, ii ports le titre
"de C3hiss16 Internationale de Police-Crimine1le'4 Secretariat Ge-
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sifications - Office de1egue_a LA HATE". Sa remise en place narqueun
nouveau pas dana la lutte contre la criminalite internationals.
I1 est place sous 1'autorite du Secretaire General de la
Commission Internationale de Police Crininelle, assiste de H. J.A.
ADLER, Conseiller pres du Hinistere de ls Justice des Pays~Bas, De-
partement de la Police. 1
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of the International Criminal Police Commission, recommendinggthat the Bureau -,t!take steps to have established in the United States a central office through ' § "
. He which all international inquiries of-a criminal nature might be channeled
pointed out that judging by the correspondence received by the French Police 3
it appears that many police services in different countries apply directly
to other foreign services in order to obtain information.
the necessary
United States
country or to
the medium ofinstructions be given to all criminal police
in order that any inquiry or any letter sent
the International Police Commission might be
the National Uffices" which are, alone, entHe suggested that
services in the
to the police of another
dispatched through
itled to exchange
information with the_foreign police, for any reason whatever.
I do not believe it would be feasible for the Bureau to take any action
toward setting up such an office as is suggested by L. Ducloux. However, I do
think that the Breeu should be willing to act as a clearing house for inquiries
desired by municipal, county or state law enforcement agencies in this country.
These agencies could be informed that the Bureau will be glad to handle such '
inquiries by an article in the Law Enforcement Bulletin and through the headquarters
of the IACP._ _ _ .,___.. . ..i _,_ . _ _' I » _r J I.-
Regarding other Federal Enforcement Agencies such as the Secret Service, -
Post Office, Immigration and Customs, I do not believe the Bureau should attempt
to handle inquiries for them since they undoubtedly already have liaison establishedwith the Agencies in other Governments haqigihigjparticular types of offenses.
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mnicipal, county and state law enforcement agencies aII2th&kHb§3e4dgencies be
advised of this fact through the Law Enforcement Bulletin ad through_the IACP.
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was no central clearing house for this information. It was suggested to theConference that rather than have the IC set up a clearing house of that kind /_,
in the United States, which might be operated either in ILCP or in some other /
group, that a letter be directed to Duclousr advising him that the Bureau would
agree to handle all inquiries and that anznrrticle-could be published in the .. '
Law Enforcent Journal advising the Po cs Departments in this country thatinquiries which they desired in Etuogculd be directed to the Bureau and that
the Bureau would forward then to the nternstional Cogniigsign in Em-ope.
It was suggested to the Conference that am inquiries from European Police
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sufficient importance and if not, could be related to the appropriate State
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back to the Bureau who, in turn, would transmit it to the IO.
n. _ -»_. .. .'ba -,. -_ The Conference also suggested that these inquiries be handled ' 1':
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bee need for one Supervisor to continue to handle foreizn matters and that this
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International de Vlhk.
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OF ANNEXED During its nesting st Isvember I6 th inst, inomumAL PARIS, the Executive Cenittee of the I-C.P.C. has decided,
among other things, to reetore the library which formerly
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national Penal lee, c minelietic and police properly so
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which are under investigation st_the Ioment; but the exe-
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There has now been received a copy of the OctooerNovember, l946, issue;
of the "INT;l?.}i11T'l'OIIh.L Chflllal, POIIGE ?{EVlEW. lt is in Enclish and contains ;
a number of articles which might be of interest to the various divisions of the 7
Breau.
' On Page 3, there is an article entitled, "America and the International
Criminal Police-Ucmmission" uhich is devoted largely to the fact that the Director
has agreed to hold the post of VicePresident and that the Bureau will be an
active member of the Organization. The artiqle also points out that a Professor
Drapkih from'Chi1e has indicated that his country will be part of_the Commission.
The article urges other countries
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of Mréébsloux, SecreteryGeneral
On Page 6, there begins
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a short article setting forth the background '
of the Cmmssion.
an article entitled, "The luton Sack Murder~a_
Forensic Medicine, Guyls Hospital, London. /
This article sets forth the investigation conducted by the British Police Officers
to determine the identity of a woman found dead in a shallow stream in Luton-onglanu, and the steps taken in apprehending the p rsof'a&:o§uQi¢_§re/der.;,!_¢l-
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by the Dutch Police to combat falsifications of passports, identity cards and
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' ' 0;-1 Page 25, there begins an article entitled, "Toe llational Qffltgj".
"This article is devoted rn:.inl;' to urpinj the various countries to have c.__Central Uffice estaolishei which will handle correspondence with the ICPC ii
its members. The Bureau, during: the Latter part of Lzecemter, li_-L-£6, receieeal
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havin-" establisheci in the Unites States a Central office through which all '
international inquiries 01" a criminal nature might ne channeled. At that
time it was recommended that the Bureau agree to handle foreign inquiries
for rznnicipal, county and state law enforcement agencies and that these agencies
be advised of this fact bhIou;'_h the enforcement dulletin and thro-.1;:h the
IACP. A letter of ac-:no~.':led;nnent_was sent to Lu". 11-lcloux advising»; him that
because of coniiticns in the mites States it was not considered desirable _
to try to establish "a national office" but that the FBI would make it knoh
to the various law enforcement agencies that it would be glad to handle foreign
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It is recomméndei that the "I!II':;_-;I¢.T'I-..}T.P.l- CI-EIICEIAL POLIUE F.3.".F.l-J.-"'
which is attached; be routed to the laboratory since it is thouriht -some of
the articles contained therein might be of interest to tne I.aboratory._
It is also recommended tnat the !l3V1;.17 be routed to the Crime Records
Section since it is quite probable that tne Bureau will be called upon in the
future to submit articles for puolication in the ?._T.Ii§.'-l'.
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- .. Investigation has been entrusted with all international _: 2 92.»_. It-_ i he polite matters. Your departnient was, as a matter of fact, ' marked out to centralize such matters.
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J'ai l'honneur de vous accuser répeptig;
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Je suis pleinement d'accord Bur les déciaions
que Yous avez pr}ses_et je suis heureux que 1e Fédéral
Bureau Of Investlgatlon ait été chargé de toutes les af-
iaires de police internationale. Votre service était
en eifet tout désigné pour centraliaer de telles affai-
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Yeuillez croire, Cher*Monsieur HOOVER, A mes
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me of the local police.deparhnente of h-ance with which he appears to have
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F ANNEXED,:-wN_|0|NAL Dear Mr . aoovsn , .
' ._m__ _________ I have just seen your letter of the 20'ttLDecern-
J ber I946, and the accompanying documents. I express to
you my most cordial thanks for these publications that
you intend to have regularly sent to this Ofiice. They
are most interesting. _
Besides, I am Very glad to let you know that
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missions set up with your services. -
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' you agree with me on this subject.
Steps have been taken to obtain trom the quglifiea
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ihaI1'1nIdrm you of these, as soon as possible. ..
I take this opportunity or asking you to let me
know of the most suitable hours for such wireless commu-
nications to be established. It seems that, as far as
we are concerned, communications might be established aboui
the beginning of February I947.
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2. Infornetioh Concerning an Identified International Criminal.
3. Person llssing. _
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During itslast meeting, the Executive Committee
of our Commission decided that the annuel General Meeting oi
the Official Delegates from the affiliated States would he
held at RARIS. from 9th to 12th June I947.
' In consequence, I beg to ask you if you would
kindly take pert in this Conference, and if you would slread
be good enough to consider the possibility of your travellin
to France. " '
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Criminal Police Commission would be held n PARIS from Monday;
9th June to Thursday I2th June I947, that is to say Inr a period
Of four days. ' -
Further correspondence will iix the agenda and make edits
clear all the details concerning this meeting.
It is essential, however, that its organization as a whole
and the general limits of its activities should already be prov-
ided f0T- As in the past, the General Secretariat intends ta
have the reports from the different delegations printed and cir-
culated, several weeks before the meeting takes place. '
I should therefore he very grateful to you if you would
send tr me at this Office, be£or§_the l5th Ha;§_I94?*at the lat- '
est, the works that the Delegates of your Country sigtpte dés+
Iidus to have subjected to the examination of the Plenary Meeting.
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General of the International Criminal Police Commission, invited the 3?,"
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the affiliated States to be held at Paris from June 9-12, 1947. llr. 12ucloux""""'-~-
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The agenda for the conference has not yet been completed. However,
it has been decided that the folloiring questions should be discussed;
- l." Administration and Financial Reports; p
2. A surver on Passports;
3. A Survey Relating to the Use of Personal and
_ Physical Description;
4. The Exchange of Criminal Records; _-.
5. The Transmitting of ngerprint Formulae;
_ 6. Juvenile Delinquency. n
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this meeting. If representation is desired, it is suggested that considerationbe given to having Special Agent Horton R. Telford, our Attache in Paris, Fxtnfeijrepresent the Blreau at this meeting. V " 1
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I refer to your aomziuniuation of February 26, 19117, in which-3
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Teltord, Iy representative in Perle, as my cffieial represent-etiI the De 've to attend .
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7 The General Secret e ICPC"onNovember 25, i9h6, ~ 'E.:2. t-:5."-'1? decided upon the "resumption of various circulations formerly in operatior% ;i,"3
2 and the exchange of detailed information concer g international comon
law criminals. The ld ICPC, whose offices w - in Vienna, had twopublications: tI%ullet_in,_ of Enquiries, Individual Notices. -use """""'""'
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_92 The Bulletin of Enqu_iri_és, mainly investigative in purpose, was
~ made up under the following headings:
l._ Warrants for arrest: containing the descriptions of -persons
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3. Persons missing; unidentified dead bodies.
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E "h. List of property stolen. ' V, .
T S. "Counterfeit currency: information concerning forgeries.
. The descriptions of identified international criminals, circulatedH by means of individual* notices, were accompa.nied_.by anthropometric photographs
~' and photographs of fingerprints. These documents were preventive in purpose.
Q r The ICPC decided to carry on these former circulations but with
ll 4' several modifications. It was decided to circulate individual notices about '
, _ " 5,1; by 10% inches in size. These notices are to be printed and to contain TQ I all the necessary information for inquiry and identification. Full particulars
_ of identity, reason for inquiry, action to be taken in the event of discovery,.
- ' photograph, photograph of fingerprints and any other pertinent information are-Q to be contained on these notices. . i !
These notices will bear in the top right-hand corner 3 distinctivej colored sign, denoting their special catego . The colors that are to be used6L» are as follows: . OO~;:JD'£ ,, , ,4Y3 u .1*|"'3" i" c"/X-1'92,|92_} Red - Inquiries as the resultLy.-_, ' Blue - Inquiries for otherqxbg ons T 1* , r I /1' a - ss ersons 92 3cpPP]" 7 - Bl ck Pi ingp - * - '' __lg," Green - Identified and descri d criminals
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The ICPC felt it absolutely necessary that international crisinals;
known as experts in one form or another, notices with green sign!; should be
listed by each National Police Force according to the particular type of crime.
A second notice concerning these persons will be circulated to make up a Register
of Expert International Criminals.
This Register, which will be distributed later by the International
Office and will contain different sections according to the principal types of
offence, will be listed alphabetically in each section, the particular type of
crime bein; shown on the top right of each notice= These notices sill be .h
distinguished by a printed strip across the whole width of the notice with the»
words "Register of Expert Crindnals-" -
hegister of Unidentified Dead Bodies _ _ - ;
In the future, the ICPC plans to report the discovery of dead
bodies with descriptions by means of a separate notice. Descriptions of the
bodies will be classified by means of four main characteristics:
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HeightApparent age I
Earks and peculiarities
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The ICPC feels that the circulation by means of notices may have -
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in possession of the different recipients are complete. They advise that .
each number of the Review will contain a list of circulations made during the
previous month. This list, divided into categories general notices, expert
criminals, dead bodies, property stolen! will contain only the main points
of each circulation for checking purposes. Missing notices may be obtained
from the General Secretariat; each notice bears the reference number of the
International Office file and this should be quoted.
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Ihen persons have been traced, s list of cancellations will also
be published in the International Review so that circulations may be brought
up to date.
'lh requesting circulation of information through the ICPC, the
following should be taken into consideration:
1. Address all requests to the General Secretariat.
.2. Use discrimination in the selection of cases for
circulation. »
3. Descriptions and information should be as full and detailed
as possible and should concern only criminals who have trans-
,_ gggressedginternational-common law. H
h. In requesting circulation, use printed forms supplied by
" "the International Office, a supply of which is being
transmitted under separate cover. The pink forms refer to
criminals wanted on warrant or subject of inquiries!; the
blue forms for missing persons and the white forms_for
international criminals. No special forms have been prepared
for dead bodies and property stolen.
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S. In all cases two copies of photographs, the original
photograph of fingerprints and any other useful photograph
should be forwarded for reproduction on the descriptive I
notices.
6. The International Office should be immediately informed of
arrests so that cancellation can be made. .
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"The December, 19b6, issue of t ternational Criminal Police
Review, which is the official organ of the International Criminal Police
Commission, has an article which sets out the results of a first meeting of
. the Executive Committee which was held ' Paris, France, on November 18 and19, ' /n / _iBesides sident F. Qydouwage and Secre ary Gezjggl/fféucloux, Y
the following thre ~aneral Rapporteurs were pres : M.R.l one Great fBritain!; Colone duller Switzerland!; and Pr,%g§iman Sweden!. It is to
be noted that otland Yard is taking a very active part in this organization
as Deputy Commissioner hone, listed above, attended this meeting-1
The Exetzutive Committee after ratifying the internal organization
of the General Secretarys Office, as much from the administrative point of
view as from the police technical point of view, discussed the necessity of
creating a National Office in every Country. You will recall that the
Executive Conference on January 3, 19b7, unanimously favored a recommendation
that the Bureau would handle any inquiries within the United States if of
sufficient importance and, if not, could be relayed to the appropriate State .
or police ageqcy_for handling_with a request that their report be transmitted
back to the Bureau, who, in turn, would transmit"it to the ICPC. The Secretary
General of the ICIC was duly notified.
. The Executive Committee discussed a motion presented by Colonel
Muller, relating to the use to be made of the Zurich Broadcasting Station.
The Committee agreed to the principle of a broadcasting network with a direct
station in Paris. Regarding this subject, you will recall that in a
communication dated Januauy 21, 19b7, Mr. Ducloux disclosed that the ICPC
in Paris was desirous'of establishing radio communication with the Bureau.
You will also recall that although the Bureau was favorably disposed to tnis
suggestion, before consent was given, it was desired that mr. Telford in Paris
contact Hr. Ducloux for more specific information in tnis matter. /I I
The Executive_Committee decided that the Paris International
Conference would be held from June 9 to 12, 19b7.
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machines made by the WATSON firrr, electric sorting-machines
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codes you are making use of. It would, as a matter of .
fact, be perhaps possible for us, in some cases, to adopt
the very same type of cards, and a same classification, f_ nationality - description - modus operandi occupation!.-
With very many thanlgQ;2>beIieve rre, dear I-tr. HOOVER,
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Dear Sir:
During recent conversations with Lionsieur LOUIE; DUCLOUZ-I,
Secret-a'r3' General of the International Criminal Police Commission, he
has repeatedly inouired whether the Director would accept their invita-
tion to the June 1947 conference to be held in Paris. I have been
advised that the invitations have already been extended both directly
from the Comission headquarters as well as via diplomatic channels.
' I have naturally made no commitments whatsoever, but have
pointed out that the Director is extremely occupied and so far as I
knew has never been able to absent himself to attend conferences or
conventions abroad.
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Colonel LOU-IA-}E, President of the Commission, as well as
Monsieur DUCLOUX, are, .01 course, most anxious that the Director attend
or at least send a representative, pointing out that the United States,
as the greatest world power, and the I-hreau, as the most respected
law-enforcement agency, would contribute greatly to the prestige of
the Commission by being represented at the June conference, andwould
create greater interest in the Commission on the part of other nationsin the Western Hemisphere. I _,,..' I!
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Prom: birector, {BI
Subject: International Crininal Police olnioeion
Enclosed io o ehort etctenent sonic!. you will
be ocpoctoc to iioliuer to the 4;-muol Gonorol Meeting
of the International Criminal Police Oonnioeion in my
none in June. It night be aooll for you to no-=:o tho
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be echeduled. The Bureau has no objection to your
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International Crininal Police Oonnieeion
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_' t The aims and purposes of this publication; which -was
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ticularly in matter - _ e relating to counterfeit ccinage- -It will, come out again ins somewhat improved storm : *
- its sine has been enlarged so that the reproductions .
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-- the osc0pe- oi the activities of the Review has been
_ ; eatly extended - .11: new gives -date on the most various
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, .It does not only include several -indexes which are- "constantly -broht up to date e1'92d're'spe:-tivelg deelwith special_ * sections, but so a mobile zindex which -brief y dreads attention
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