USLOOMU Authority Stateletter Inhz 8: MLARI Oate 24581 JGHK EDSAR HOOVER DIRECTOR Ibn PERSONAL AND CONFEDERAL BY SPECIAL MESSENGER Rederal Bureau of Investigation United States Department of Iustice Washington, DER AIZA omis IN REPLY, PLEASE REFER TO FILE NUMBER 64 22380 42 Date: June 24 1944 JUL 13 1900 RI To: Honorable Adolf Berle, Jr.
Assistant Secretary of State From: Edgar Hoover. Director, Federal Bureau of Investigation Subject: CONFERENCE OF YOUTH FOR VICTORY; CLUB JUVENTUD UNIDA DE COSTA RICA As of possible further interest, there is enclosed herewith a memorandum setting out additional information from a reliable, confidential source concerning the organization kom as Conference of Youth for Victory and the organization. Club Juventud Unida de Costa Rica, an affiliate of the first.
The information set out in the enclosure has been made available to the American Embassies at Mexico, Havana, Cuba; San Salvador, El Salvador; and San Jose, Costa Rica, 818. 00B 2444 esiog UFB Enclosure co. Director of Naval Intelligence FOBVICTORY Navy Department, Washington, BUY UNITED JOC. Assistant Chief of Staff, 2 WAR War Department, Washington, Attention: Colonel Fornoy STATES JEPARTS BONDS AND STAMPS Elle 1944 Yorimato plans for the Congress, send out Iterature, and get the backing of offeial organizations and of important people in the public 18fe of the country. He suggested that the recommendations for the celebration of the World Youth Host be used in making up the thome of the Congress.
The second letter dealt with the fact that the World Youth Council with headquarters in London, England, with which the Contin ental Congress of Youth for Vietory is affiliated, has started a Spring oftengdre against Panciu, and that March 21st to March 28th would be the second World Youth Wook. It is interesting to note that the letter mentioned that the prostat condstions of imity in the war decisions of the Allied Mations hayo in the generid ofound yo.
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