RUSSIAN PRESS DISPATCHES ON THE ORGIN OF THE WAR IN KOREA

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP82-00039R000100100068-6
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 10
• Document Creation Date: January 4, 2017
• Sequence Number: 68
• Publication Date: February 9, 1951
• Content Type: REPORT

Declassified in Part -Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2012/05/25 :CIA-RDP82-000398000100100068-6
`50X1-HUM

i
i
i
i
i
T~~~;l~~ IZU3aIMI ~ftiI~SS ~TS1'~T~I~I CAN TE~~ 4RIaIN T~ 4Vl~~ ~N~,,,
KOI
by V ~ ~axn~.~ov (USS~Z
f Qorrar~ny)
a Aga ~ 11 ~,9~0 S 21 ~ ~9y0 (Qorm~n ~rans:la~~~an `
Sourca, fir�
~
a,, E~ >
off' m~c~a~j~.a~ from ~~�.aa~an nowc~~a~~r)
f
t
i r
i
~
L
4 ~
I ~ + ti~~~ $1 ~
. ~ ~ ~ i~,', is ~
~ .,d ~ ~ a r~ .t ~
jp' C }
' ~Q� ,
~ '
Declassified in Part -Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2012J05/25 :CIA-RDP82-000398000100100068-6

 Declassified in Part -Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2012/05/25 :CIA-RDP82-000398000100100068-6
F
50X1-HUM

i
^ ,
L
y
~ ~s~P~Ta~as au o~asu o~ Tip w~ .KO
88?,iN P1~88 ~f
a ,
p, Koruilo~?
' Kornilov appeared in Pravda o~?11 ~Auguet
F5 Tho Tollawin6 artiole by
sr
d from P ~ ongyar~6 an 10 august 1950 r
1g~0 and tae telegraphs ~ xn~'e. i ~ ~ a a,~~c
ooument whiob was diecov�red in tho
~oneati~sal d `
general Stai'f of Yi 9u~ng�mar~ Rhee)
of the ArrAO?
ere It ie a plan for espionage and
has been published in tho Koroan pap
a for sabotage in Northern Korea during the yam'
subversive aotivitiee and
19~4~
t teohniaal knofrledge ~ zte language ie quite
The dooument shows Brea
F,
u n u~aateriolagioal Dieee~a~
e and une voaals "Deetruotions arson,
deffuit ~
~ n attaaka of sabotage), nEaonomia Warfare," 'Murder of
ination (Plana for
Important People"
1~~
ra a h heading, exaot iristruotione ar� given of the
Following eaoh pa gr p
t
~~n~eaeurie~' axe to be parried outs The gro~d
manner ~.n which some of these
4~;
trained in a eahool ~th~.oh ie mentioned
oharged with the various tasks were
~t!
n=netitute where tho8~ who are to infiltrate into the
4 - in the dooument as
_t
ed. The plan was to establish a pez~manent espionage
North are being train
~ striate of the northern part of the Repub�
~ network in 23 large cities a. ,d dd
14
!
7`~~': end s ies into the port cities of 4hina and Japan in order
lip and also toe p
z~ to gather secret information regarding North orea~
~ ~
lan fives the names of those who axe to be the im~nediat$ euperi
Thep g
z
stance for eaah~-of tt~e towns Qf Pyongyang, Wonsan
ors of the sp3~es~ or in
�r ; ~J
f4~,~ I)
NV ~~ree onsihle bandits" were nameds for the town of Chi olwo~a, threes
Chet, ~ P
~n, a lan ee ttsaiesuesthgt~la'~~k ah1~e b~e~.~rd~~,t1~e~~bas o
f. Th p
ve activities against the 9ou~k~Korean Labor Party,
Derry out the subversi
000 Won w�re allaoated to h,~ for the purposes The same sum was
and 2,l~d0,
C - to or anixe "wor~s'~ in the People' a AssembJ,Y of
~7jF ~ allaoated to Pak hen Kun g
iy
` r,.
I
~ ~ " '
1~~ ,
rh 7~ ~ ~1
t ~ 1 1 ~ ~ ~1~'~
Z qi .-~I 1
fi
~Z r l~q i t~ r~,~F
~ ~~Yrn i ~1Y'+~
~ ~ ~ f~ '~i' ~ ~ ~
1 r
Declassified in Part -Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2012J05/25 :CIA-RDP82-000398000100100068-6

 Declassified in Part -Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2012/05/25 :CIA-RDP82-000398000100100068-6
'
~i
~
~ Domooratio Aeople ~ e Ropublio off' Koroa~ ono millio~a ~ro�hundrod thouodad
Wan wore a1~aMrad to No l~ronMV for oabveroivo aotivitiea ~,tl~ the
moo?~a~. artfia~to off' the Re ub o.
~ p li A oertain Yim Oho xa� aoi~,gned eu4h
tro~ly important bandit t8eke~ that hie ,nano was not even mentioned ~ the
document, but that he was n ~
known under the ~glieh initials R~ N.
tt ie interesting to note that many points are deei~natod in the Knglieh man-
t ~
ner~ Although the entire document ie written in the Korean languages Yet i
. ~
its style snd general treat eat, show American i~,!'Iueuc�~ American guidanoe~
and American o~ th
way inking, In commenting on this dooument~ the Korean
Preea deolaree i'arankly= "No doubt e~Lete that this document has been oom~
piled from inetruatione and under direct tutelage o~ the Araez~aan Tanppdri-
aliete~n
{
The truly American business seamen in money matters ie eepeaially evi�
i
. dent The American angsters know to the p e th� pries o~ murder arson '
poieon~ The spies have clearly been promised a ++high reward for a 90~ ~ul-
I
~illment off' the
it taeks~ They are tald to use any and all means to reach
3 ~ their goals ~noludin~ unsa dupuloue bribin ~ The Ame a
g ri an authors o~ the
dooUment state qu~,te openly ++the beet why to murder an important perean~
ie to bribe hie secretary++ ~'or the sucoees~il demolition of a~avernmental.
inet~lation th@ guard should be brib�di and ~'or an attack upon a plant or
E
~aotary, an engineer should be reached. Altb ether it, was fanned that th
B P e
dol].are~ converted into Korean Wens were to be used to ch
ange towns ind
villages o~ North Korea into rubble, to interrupt aorr~unioations between
y'.
districts and municipalities, to kil1~ thousands o~ htunan b�ings by poison�
in
g wit. death dealing bacilli, to sow disorder and onn~usian into the peaoe�
~til pursuits of the people
From where the oapsulee ~,th the baoil~, were eeoret~r obtained

. r. whether from the small American town Camp ~etriQ etriok . ~ or from the Ja w
p
anew etorehnusee o~ Hir4~hito is not known ~towover it is clear that
everything was ready
~
;i"~..
~ ; ~t,~ -
~~i ~a~ l yi ~ _
h y~
~ r
' .R"~
~~,~~M1 'fi't ~,T{~y~" , ,
1 1
1 >,tJ },5! ~ i a~ i Y R fit'. fir... 7
~4 4J 1
} 9 ~ R n
t , , ~~,-nr . `
, ~ , , ~
P 4 _ '
~ I? r i
~ ,i
i,T Declassified in Part -Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2012J05/25 :CIA-RDP82-000398000100100068-6

 Declassified in Part -Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2012/05/25 :CIA-RDP82-000398000100100068-6
e
~
~44
~ '
~'i
i
ned in gangoter w~'e~ do '
he AmorioanA, who aro 0o well try
l~owovor, eve that
o Kor�~ pooplei They did not ball
got know tho ohaxaoter of th
'b Bell their hl~d for meta dollars
thore are human baing$ who will not - ;
tho hando of
~ tho p a opt � ohie~ ~

- _ : ; This 3a~_ plan ie now in
- g~ rho ~d others have not , ~ w
�8uk ~ Pak Qhan�Kun, N"o Yon ~ ' � ~ ~ ~ ~ a
ditr Kip Yon6 ,
} not fare howover~ when they will ateo _ f
t bean apprehended The hour ie - ~ . .
Yo
foroed to divulQo the n+a~uso of their
before the Poople~ a oourt6 ~ bo
and at~aoke, and who oonduotad a 04" ~ J
~�rioan masters who planned murr~era
h Korea with traitorous hander
oret wsr aga~nrt Mort
t evidenoe of llrne~oan aggrea�
' Pravda presents the f ollog dooumon ~'Y .
k~ sion in Koreas
e ~tp found in the
Di atahee by v. Kornilo'o r�gard~g .
~'~u~~i~~~ ~ Seoul
M of Aefenee in
~ of the ground troupe of the inistrY
safe of the staf
t~ advanoe against North Korea.
showing plans for ~ ~ Seoul
0 T~Sg reports that the North Korean pres .
August l9~ and
uments of the South Korean overnment,
- obtained and published seoret doo
tries on the map found in Seoul with
it ooordinates the details of the en
marsh against North Korea
the
a icle by V. Kornilov from P~yong'
Au et 190 TABS publishes an rt
19 ~ es of the American
a seoret dooument obtained from the fi
pang regarding a
er of t~?e ~d Erigade of the south Korean
Advisor to the Commanding Offio a
the ex-
4 j, 1 {
t Arno P. Mouzia~ =t is/report reg ng
' , ~a~ or of tho Inf an ry`
C mmunist prisoners
2 January 1949 near Tae~an of 69 ;o
voution by shooting on
ohs on; their average age was 18 years
All those killed were from Yosu-
3A' of Ameri-
- p TASS reports Pram New York,, that a grog
l September 19~
~t
N h Korea have sent a request to the 9eou y
o oan,~risonera of ~ar in ort
o ed, The sign~-
~~A demanding that the war in Kor�a be st pp
Counoi7. of the UN,
i""
.'j~.
~~r; C tains~ l7 First t?ieutenante, and
urea are those of Ma~ors~ d ~
t
~f
. r r,' Seoond Lieutenants.
~ ~ �
J
J ~
~e
- c fi
e ,
~ n
t i
'i IYk. ~ `
t ~ 1~
llr~ i~ A 1 ~1 1
~ F '
t i x ilp+ a f o~' t.. ~ _
, ~ +r, 'tt, ~ ~~~~,,~t
{ ~
} ~fr~ 'V'I ' �J''
~ 'a
1' ,
i ~ 1
i.. ~
i ~
Declassified in Part -Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2012J05/25 :CIA-RDP82-000398000100100068-6

 Declassified in Part -Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2012/05/25 :CIA-RDP82-000398000100100068-6
~ ~ ~
r

A
1
F ~ f 1
i+
a~n�d ~'0~ '~1e ar- ~
~ S tember 1g5Q Pravda oubmitr doo~entr obt
~ N
ovorn~ont~ ThoY are thought to f~cnirh pray i
o~ th� South Korean'
ol~vos
arationr i'or tho ~ggrerrion in Rorea~ .
o~ tho prep
g Kuyor?f e~ ~ ~oitionr
1, A letter to Yi
er 1~ 8
oroi elationo, dated 3 neoo~b ~
o
ho Ke blia o~ Koroe~ Yi Suuag~ma~n,
To the Preoident o~ t Au
Chanoolery of the Presidents Semi Korea
I
~ Dear Mrs Prerident~
- and wish to thank you for
dour radiogram early this mor~l�ng
I reoeivo y
waande by postponing ~ return to
allaying metftime to reouperato ~ro~n
of S ring e o that I o an again a erv~e yon and n4'
duty until the b�gi~~6 p
~ountry~
nternational questiono and the fight against the
With regard to the i ~
K a aid Ohina, I wish to repeat what I have said
Est danger for ore
C
out it earlier the die ie oaat~
ab
I ~ it ae every other plane in the world whioh ie ire M
~ ~aat Asia, ae wo
thout resi�ting to conquest by the Com-
mediate dangers mcuet either bow wi
e t for its own exietenoe, and for
monists, or e18e get ready for th 6h
Korea Japans and Chinas must be ready .
ttd.e overt' honest patriot in Am�rioa~ ~
er in order to oonduot to a viotorioue end the
to offer hie efforte~ Howe'p ,
be necessary that the foroee of defenee~ the
fight which is ahead ft wi 1
a and Koreas ooordinate their effoxte and tha ,I
aarmies of Amerioa~ Japan, Chin ~ ~
ion to eaoh of them one of tbxoe dir�otians for
the Supreme Oder apport
of the pen-
'
J an�ee to advance over the northeeaet pro~eation
actions The ap
The Korean and Amerioan~ee~ after frees
insole) and through Vladivogtok3
to marsh past the Liaa�tung peninsula to ar-
5 ing our northern territory,
ese Nationalist Arr~' to regain th� territory lost
bin the re�aotivated ~hin
. f
a including th� provinoe of Liao~tung~
r, by Chin ~ ~
an and American �~mies moat oaoupy Manchuria un~
After viotory~ the Kore
b dovelaping the national rem
ation has been pa~ y
til the oost of the fiber
thrau h oooperatian of both Capital ~
r : ~ : ~ sou~ccses of this part of ~aet Asia g
,
,
` a.
,,f
r
z
D ~ f
a? Sao,
i;
D
Rf { III ~'.~f ~
p ~ r
t
a.v~
~ 4i i'r~
~1 .l2 y~~P~ tl 1
d E S ~ c r a~';~ ~ ~
i 4i ~ ~ ~ ~
D 1 i~ nP I t ~ .
1 ~ k S 1r, 1 '.N p,
.if ' 1 ~
;4
Declassified in Part -Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2012J05/25 :CIA-RDP82-000398000100100068-6

 Declassified in Part -Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2012/05/25 :CIA-RDP82-000398000100100068-6
F
1
t1
N
~
f
, +
l~
Labor o~ Maniohu~la, Korta~ and Amorioa, and until domaoraa~ and ptaae art
well totabliahod~
Tho noxt tta~gt oi' tho roorganiastior~ of tho F'ar govt moat bring aoaur-
anoo to Japan of its influonoo thmro, giving to Japan Yladiv?oetok and a paxt
,4
of 8iboria, but no part of ~oroa or of Manohuria, for the eifiplt reason
than ii' Japan were permitted to again beto~~ an imperialiot nationf its
` doeirt for revenge would be rekindled and the hearts and souls of the Jap-
anoee would again beoomo filled with the dosiro to esoape the humiliating
oonditions of oapitulation ~ ~ ~ and they would again wish to oonquer the
world. In order to keep euoh a dangoroue situation from developing it ~rould
be neoeeeary that both Korea and Ohina be ma,do exaotly as strong ae Japans
The three oountries would thus aounterbalanoo each other but would in the
~
Dose of a Russian attack, be abl� to oooperate with Amerioa and forma
united front
t~
~ Ida not doubt but that Ou hav8 an o~?en better lan for the fut of
Y p ore
4
Asia, however I am herewith submitting ~Y views anew eo that I and not
your the Chief Leader of 30 million Koreans beoor~ the target of ate
taoke and ridioule of our enemies in vase our plane should be disoovered
by them
a~ Yours,
i~7:
Pyon Ku-yon
~ 2~ The next dooument is a letter of the nPresident+~ of South Korea
Yi Sung-~man~ to his speoial envoy in the U9~ Cho Pyon-ok~ dated lq April
1949 It reads as follows:
~'g Dear Dr, Cho s `
' ~ opin~,an your radio mess,~ge regarding the value of an open re-
quest for mi]~tary help is very timely How�v�r ~ do not feel that I eho~d
k
prooede openly in this matter beoauee it might interfere with some oonfiden-
tial matters undertaken by Mu~coio~ whop aooordin to information he a e m
g gv e
when he called on ~ together with Mr. Dull�s, hoe been able to obtain some- ~
thing. I asked him oasually what the situation wasp and he ane'srereds 1 '
~ h! t.
w ~ ~
'
y ,
~ri~; ~ ~ ! h~
##44 ~ ~ t
~ ~
Y

' ~ i B,i ~ ' ~ r
q~
~ 1, i ~
~ ~ f
' Declassified in Part -Sanitized Co A roved for Release 2012J05/25 :CIA-RDP82-000398000100100068-6
PY pp

 Declassified in Part -Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2012/05/25 :CIA-RDP82-000398000100100068-6
i
r':
I '
i
`a 1 1
R
~
. e~il~,ta~ry help ~rao boon promised and the ~reoident has ~lgned a dooumont to ~
r.
at he meant the President ~ d of in off'
that et~eat~ t do not Corr by th gn 6
a eu6geetion �or a lax regarding ~i,litary a8eietenoe or the agreement on
eaonoeda aids ge then said that an open request ~'or �urther military help
might endanger this plan What xo~ you and mt~et dof is to persuade the
l xorld that wo are more intolligent than xe are given oredit ~'or~ We moot
ehox that we oan menage our own a~'�aire ie Drell ae �aay other Nell organised
natioa~ oan do. This ie the moot impor~aat direotiou in whioh our propaganda
~ work moat procede~ The ~aoriaana are beginning to know us better and th~,ir
esteem o� our payer and our possibilities is rising higher every day. j
However, it would not be xlse to ettbmi,t an open request for weapons
and ammunition ago long as we are not quite sure o� the support o� the united
r States papers This is the reason xhy I regarded your mission as oon�iden-
tial~ At the same time I want to explain to you why it is not neoessary �or
~ you to b� too timid in submitting this matter to the proper authorities
Heoause o� the aonditions ].aid down �or us by the 4reat powers, Ne are more
in need o� w�apona and equipment than ar~r other oountr9. At the same time
~ it is more advantageous �or the V3 to arm us than a~yr other nation I~ we
oonsider the ob~.gations under which the United States stand~to ua, wee
I
f
{
more than any other nations have reasons to ask �or w�apona.
We are able to produce dooumente whioh will prime that wa have pre- .
diated the ooming events and that w� have warned o� a repetition of ear]~ier
N Friends understand this or not it is
mistakes ~ o matter i� our Amerioan ,
~ our duty to warn tham and to present our requests.
I am o� the opinion that you should disouss the situation very oon�i~
dential~ly but v�r~r Frankly with high-ran?g~~perso~ns of the UN and the U9. `
f
Acquaint these people with ~ plans For the uni�ioation o~ the North and
South As a whole we are ready for unifioation with the exoeption o� onl~?
two things s weapons and equipment.
~s ~'ar as the expulsion o� the Comnninists is oonoerned, the oivilian
1'
j'

. Population o� the North will be on our side; those rho are o� one mi~~d with
~ ~ ~ us are completely ready to prooede ~rven w~.thout oux hBlp~
~,a~~ .
r~ rM 6 ~
r
;,a
~ '
~ 1 ~1
E
~I 9
~ ~ of j ,f
1
q ~ i~ A k~ ~ i ~o
t 6r r x at ~ ~ kp~2
~,~xl t~~r f, sf~`^k ` ~ i, i^
i
-y~. ~ rX1
r
F ~ ~i ~ ~ -
~ ~ ~
,i I
a ~~+2 ,~f..~ i } as;
. f S i.. P , ~ -
~ ~ r ~
Declassified in Part -Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2012J05/25 :CIA-RDP82-000398000100100068-6

 Declassified in Part -Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2012/05/25 :CIA-RDP82-000398000100100068-6
4
r
,i
I ,
~ A r
l
ad ~l 1 bar radio or in ~ other ee-
You aok ue to give you the go�ahe ~
hour In ~aot You deauu~d that we do
oret manner a~td to mate the daY and
T wait for the elo reason that we do
mo. NoNevor wo inei~t that you moat
itiono. We must haYO eufi'ioient ~,ghting
- not have enough weapano u~d ~
its with the arty' r~ioh ~ friendly to ue ~ to
~'orooe to proaede north to ~
36th stalls/ to the Yalu Riser, and to
push book the Iron Ourtain from the p
For this we need two war ehipo of 0~04o tone eao ~
guard the boner there
nd the Yalu and Tur~on rivore~ W� need +rr~t
heaver gone, ~ order to dole
st line again�'t ~om~auliot undergr4 aotivit ee~
patrol boats to watoh the ooa
d and or anized aoldiero to proteot our northern or'
We need 200000 trains g
anti�airora~'t guns And ali thin wo need nort~
s dere~ W� need airoraft and
in re and to our /aok ~,n teohnioally trained
h Mary Amerioane are worried g
know that we have 10 or 12 fly~re, oho were t e
pereonnel~ but they do no-~
T e of them were rated the ou�tietandir~g ~Yere o
~ beet flyers of Japan ~
Sea 4a gins who oan oommand our Merchant Marlne~
the gar seat. We have p
t ~0 men for our army in a Very short ti~ae~ We have some
We oan raise 200
g~
during the wary They are war
100~Og0 aoldi�rs who have served in the army
es and many of their
erane~ The Japanese put them into the front lin
vet
Ct - i
on the Paoifio islands and in Manohuria~ Moe
,fellow soldiers hav� died
Ja anew Mil;~tary aahools~ The people as a who
y o~fioers were trained in p
.
b�oauae they keep thamseZvea in the baokgroubd, e
~ know ~,tt1e about them ,
se be palled Japanese aympathi~ers~ They
ht other~ri
�u ins afraid that they mig
tea to dive their lives for their country. Ae
are reliable oiti~ens and dy
ou h wee ens ~ we pan train them within a short time.
soon ae we have en g p
F;
ou w I wish to keep our correspondanoe seoret
All this will eh~t y ~Y
to
d5
satin to you to prop�de in such a manner that Y~r
and why Z am Bugg g
a U8 and the Un~.ted Nat~.ons will be euooees-
ouesions with the officials of th
. r.
e dux~.n the ware namely that the Koreartie were not
The m~ stake mad g
oux oonfiden~.al
to arm must not be repeated. z shall await~~y
~r' ~ ~t, ~ ~ ~ r ~E
I, g
n~ ~

~
( 4 ' ,l r
f V
1 � 1
kr, ~ ~
er ~ ~ "gip Y ! �~..,..E,. r ~ .
k f? 5~ ~~~,aRR~s r~r~ ~ ~ . ~
it f"~ u` ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 4
~�p ,.fi, ~p~t ~ F r
1 "
f i ~ ; '
.Declassified in Part -Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2012J05/25 :CIA-RDP82-000398000100100068-6

 Declassified in Part -Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2012/05/25 :CIA-RDP82-000398000100100068-6
ss~

~r,s.~,.-.~.-tee
i
~ ~ ~ f
~ 1
i
o~~loiolo ta~ardd you, and ~o
ort re ardir?8 the a~tti o~ tho high
rep 6
from this and to b� o~ aeoiatanov to yov~�
�hall try
8inaerol~r ~o'~'ai
Yi Ong
o Dr Cho Pyon�4ki Waehington~
T
hotootatia copy o~ the Yaet part o~ t e
Tho papor publiahod the p
6h~
lot~ter, written in Egli
e a fetter f ~s Cho ~ron�ok to Yi ~ung�
3 ~ The ~olloaing dooumont i
~ dated 12 Ootobor 199;
Dear ~ Preeident~
t
b o~ ~e ~ at Lake 9uooeae some ortan
In the General Aeeem ly
edt the question o~ Gxee4e, o~ the Ital.
questions arm being hour disouoe
~ ~ oua Freedom] the China problem, the ques�
f ian oolaniee, ~ ~,ghte, Religi
t
S.
tion o~ the control o~ atomic energy. i
the I{oroan question
Theme is no dot~t that the resolution rag
i
offal olitical committee, trill be rati~ie
wh~,oh ie being handled by a spa p
orit ~ the Qeneral Aseembly~
by a groat mad Y
our letter to Dr Oliver CAmerioan
I have read with great interest y
missions for Yi 9ung�man regarding the ro�
professor who undertakes sects
he Pu et C~over~r?ent of Nortls Koreas
moval or rather the liquidation, oft Pp
~ r oeition in this letter ie the only
under the present ~tonditions yo p �p
realize the desired uni�~,oation~ Conside 6
logical and practical wag to
5
to think, however, that the t~t1e has not y�
1 ~aators I feel ~alinad
a1
r st of all I doubt that we are su,~�~ioientlg
coma to carry Gut such a ply ~ it
that international public opinion would no
tapered and it seams to met
p
owars have perms
e mast remember that the friendly p i
pa aandone such aotion~ W
t to wa a war against Albania. I cannot wag.
suaded the Qreak q~avernment no g
i
' o Boated question under the present
ins what Olivex oou~d do with this a mp
oed that he could not write it up in the papers
f airo~imstanaes ~ I ~ o onvin
a', I
QovsrnmAnt~ Nei~h~r do I believe that it ~ ~
` as the eetabl~.ehed policy of our .
M ~ ~
~
~
it
- 1 I r ~
~N J i.
~ ~t~~'u~7 ~^.~lr~~j'i~+~r~~y~ "r ~v~ ~ 4
{r~ ` y~ ) `
f ~YY lr~ ( I I '
r +rl~ ~s,` it 4'
Declassified in Part -Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2012J05/25 :CIA-RDP82-000398000100100068-6 ~

 Declassified in Part -Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2012/05/25 :CIA-RDP82-000398000100100068-6
i
A
t 1i '
1
s` 1
i
ht'!a t~'~~
{ could bo advisable for him to oomo rota tho app with euoh a dalioata t�
t have dieoueeed a ~ueeti~ xith ~baoeador Qhao~ aid Dr Oliver
and Ke ar�~ oomplete agreement that the ie the baeio ply o~ our Gowrn�
meat, to be rea~teed xhe~ xe ar@ wady aid the ~~t ie duet ~ghtt
}
~ oar ~r Preoidont lasso for ve me that eo en state
1~?,~ ~ p ~ ~ lY ~
opiui~e, but root aeoured that ~ ooneider it ~r duty to be drank in ordex
' t4 ~Or31e SOU taith!'u11~~
Youre~
Oho Pyo~s�0~
E N D
4
dap
~~g�55
T~- ~ i
1
l
u
J
1
~~AIy1~
[FF.
`~`E
A~}!
i,
.'I~
t:
~~'A
I.?yyI

~ i
{
r. k
t
M
;i Mr7'~ ,
'
~t.i
i,d
1.
' �.I',
i ~
. y.'. taf i t1,
Ir
I } ~ k i V
1
i fi } ~0 'A rrv y ~ ~ ~ -
~i ~ ~ t 14~~ ,gdt
~ ~
"~{ft,~ , ~i ,4 phi
~ ~i.r ~4~I ~ a t~
r
s~
~
' ,
f ' `q F a~{`~d~~s~'ist-err mR.jr ~Fr,~~t` c ~ ' ~ _ ~ ~
~y ~1 ..1 ~ _ ~ -
{
~ ~ ` Part -Sanitized Copy Approved for Rel
Declassified in
' , ~ ease 2012J05/25 :CIA-RDP82-000398000100100068-6