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WASHINGTON TELEGRAM NO.606 TO FOREIGN OFFICE

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BUT THEY THOUGHT THAT THE KOREANS MIGHT WELL ARGUE THAT THEY COULD NOT THEMSELVES AFFORD TO TRANSPORT THEIR LEAVE PERSONNEL

ALL THE WAY TO KOREA AND FOR THIS REASON WERE OBLIGED

TO MAKE USE OF THE AMERICAN FACILITIES ALREADY IN EXISTENCE.

4. IT WAS AGREED THAT NO (NO) ACTION SHOULD BE TAKEN IN MANILA OR SEOUL UNTIL YOUR FURTHER VIEWS HAD BEEN RECEIVED HERE.

FO PASS HONG KONG 27, MANILA 4, SEOUL 4, POLAD SINGAPORE 7 AND SAIGON 27.

SIR P. DEAN

[REPEATED AS REQUESTED]

SENT AT .0347 1/3

RECD AT 0348 1/3

DEPARTMENTAL DISTRIBUTION

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F.E.D. S.E.A.D.

C.O.

F.E. & P.D. D.T.D.

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