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925 Trausmitted to Field (Form To: B. Amer. Embassy, D8.4) againtine A, Arg. For : Information KPA HNT Date 1/66/199 January 25, 1949 E 15% RERVICE MATIONAL Dear Jim: Although you will note from the letters exchanged between Mr. Lovett and Howard Bruce, dated December 20, 1948 and January 10, 1949 respectively, and enclosed under a concurrent instruction, that we have made good use of your telegram No. 1153 dated November 26, 1948 and other related communications, I am only now able to send the memorandum which you requested on ECA discrimi- nation against Argentina. As I stated in my letter of January 4, we have good reason to believe that deliberate discrimination by ECA is at an end. You may feel confident that both ECA and the Department will henceforth be on the watch for inadvertent discrimination. I understand from Mr. Labouisse, who handled the recent discussions with ECA, that Howard Bruce has been most cooperative, con- firming your impression that ECA staff officers had led ECA into policies and procedures without the knowledge or approval of its highest officials. Thus the enclosed memorandum serves to complete the record, and we can hold it in reserve in case we sheuld ever need it in the future. Now that this situstion has been corrected, I hope that both EOA and the Department will be able to devote their attention to the dual problem of counteracting the impressions unfortunately created in Argentina and in Europe by the repeated discriminations, and of seizing or making opportunities to authorize purchases in Argeny tins. While the present emphasis is on hides, I hope that ECA can also begin to authorize purchases of edible oils and possibly other products. We DECLASSIFIED The Honorable E. O. 11652, Sec. 3(E) and 5(D) Or (A) James Bruce, Dept. of State letter, Aug. 9, 1973 American Ambassador, By NLT. He , NARS Date 9-1-76 Buenos Aires. SECOND

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