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DEPARTMENT OF STATE
Memorandum of Conversation
ARCHIVES -NATIONAL RECORDE SERVICE ANC
992
274
DATE:
September 10, 1952
SUBJECT:
Attendance of Mr. Oscar Ewing at Child Welfare Conferences in India
PARTICIPANTS:
The Secretary
Mr. Osear Ewing, Administrator, Federal Security Agency
SOA - Mr. Fluker
COPIES TO:
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NEA
SOA
UNE
IC
Amembassy New Delhi
u. s. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
16-61120-1
In the course of a call upon the Secretary by Mr. Ewing,
the Secretary asked Mr. Fluker to come in during the conversa-
tion noted herein:
Mr. Ewing stated that he was interested in social welfare
activities in India and wondered about the desirability of his
attending the International Union for Child Welfare at Bombay
and the International Conference of Social Work to be held in
Madras, India, in December. He was informed of the Department's
deep interest in social welfare activities in India and the
importance of these activities in the achievement of our total
objectives in India. The Secretary expressed appreciation for
the excellent support which the Federal Security Agency had
given and is giving to our Point 4 activities. The Secretary
indicated that the Department thought it highly desirable for
Mr. Ewing to attend these conferences in India, and noted that
if Mr. Ewing went to India he should also visit Pakistan, to
which Mr. Ewing agreed.
Mr. Ewing said that he would speak with the President
about the trip.
E.O. 10501
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