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s SECRET -3- = an concluding on the note that ve had taught the Philippines to live in American atyle and, therefore, they must have the consumer goods, luxuries though they be, which vent with that uny of life. His advisers then stepped in to ateer the conversation into more factual channels to illustrate the mapidity with which the Vhilippines vere going about restoring their sugar, abaca, rice and other productive orops and exports. One or tvo specific assertions mode may be useful for future reference. President Quirino asserted that the Philippines, under the present arrangements that his Govornment had affeoted, vould be entirely self- sufficient in rice within rive years. I compented that in viev of the importance of this item that was a long time. On the other hand, Nr. Yulo asserted that within tvo or three crope, the Philippines would be self-eufficient in rice. Both the Prosident and Mr. Yule asserted that the import controls vere being made effective, the President adding thnt he hed taken certain stope just before he left the Philippines and contemplated taking othere in a couple of months. Inoidentally, he mado mention of possible allegations by the Amerionn import community of diserinination if import controls vore more severely enforced. Nr. Yulo cited the figures of rice and sugar procuption and asserted that the heap industry vas expanding correspondingly. Yhereas it is difficult 1f not impossible to get President Quirino down to brass tsoke about the Philippine situation, as differentiated from the specifio thinge he wishes to obtein from ua, I think his advisers took appropriate note of our apprehensione and vill have their handa atrengthened in their operations in the future by these of our conoarn. Our convercation ended on a note of Andefiniteness and anma to a sonewhat abrupt close due to the faot that the President was scheduled to appear in a few minutes in the House and Benate. DECLASSIFIED E. O. 11652, Sec. 3(E) and S(D) or (E) Dept. of State letter, 3.3375 SECRET By NLT- HC 9 NARS Date 4.27.76 FE: WButterworthtms

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