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20 DECLASSIFIED N.O. 11862, INCOMING TELEGRAM Department of State 9-1857 TELEGRAPH BRANCH 26 H X ORGANET Control: 1195 UNA Rec'd: December 3, 1950 FROM: New York 6:16 p.m. Info SS TO: Secretary of State G P NO: DELGA 365, December 3, 5:56 p.m. DUPLICATE IN W. P. FILE EUR NEA ARA PRIORITY. FE DCR Re Chinese Communist conversations with UN SYG. Confirming Gross-Hickerson TELECON Saturday, December 2, following is report of Gross conversation with SYG Lie and Entezam held 6 p.m. Saturday evening. Regarding 1 1/2 hour talk Lie held with Wu and other Peiping representatives December 1, Lie described conversation as taking place in friendly atmosphere. After discussing number administrative matters, Lie says he told Wu in direct language that Chinese were "committing aggression" in Korea and that the killing must stop as soon as possible. Lie reports he told Wu that there must be a cease-fire and that "it was no good" that they were killing American boys and Americans were killing Chinese. He says he told Wu that he should have more contacts with other delegates, those which have not recognized Peiping regime as well as those which have. If Wu had such contacts he would find out that everyone agreed with what Lie was saying about stopping the fighting. Re- minding Wu that Lie had always favored seating Peiping regime in UN, he says he told Wu that course they were now pursuing would not bring about that objective. When Wu indicated willingness to see other delegates, Lie arranged a dinner at his home 8 p.m., Monday, December 4. Guest list, submitted to Wu in advance and approved by him, includes Jebb, Rau, Zafrulla, Khan, Grafstrom, Sharrett, Zinchenko, as well as Wu, Chiao, Mrs. Kung and interpreters. Lie explained he invited Sharrett not only because Israel had recognized Peiping but because Sharrett speaks Russian. For reason Lie plans to put Sharrett alongside Wu and Jebb alongside Chiao. During course of conversation, Gross alerted Entezam to possible need for quick GA action on Chinese intervention question. Entezam expressed entire willingness to cooperate. After Entezam left, Lie told Gross that Entezam was also "trying to get in touch with Wu" and appeared anxious to talk with him. Lie gave -W COURST REPRODUCTION OF THIS MESSAGE IS PROHIBITED