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DE3LASSIFIED TUI FOLUIL ta 11632, Sec. 3(E) and 5(D) OT -30-72 Degt. de State letter, Aug. 10, -1072 KOGAN TO 6WHARIAN HALTING MARS Derte 6.30.75 and it therefore seems appropriste that Scobie should be relieved of many of the responsibilities which he has so far borne, and that these should be transferred to our two Embassies where they more properly belong. As you will know, it is proposed that UNRRA should take over relief work from the mil- itary on April 1, and this seemed to be a convenient date on which the other changes could be made. The War Cabinet have therefore agreed that on the British side the Embassy will be responsible as from April 1 for tenering advice to the Greek Government. This advice will be particularly important on economic and financial questions, and I much hope that we can count on the continued collaboration of the United States Embassy in Athens. If you agree, I suggest that a joint Anglo-American committee should be established, comprising the appropriate British and American experts and responsible to our two Enbassies. Although members of this committee have not been invited by the Greek Government to advise, I have no doubt that they will in fact exercise great influence over the economic and financial policies of the Greek Government. 4. I feel that this committee should be set in motion before we con- sider sending a mission on the lines you suggest. A further reason for post- ponement would be in order to see how the transference of relief from the military authorities to UNRRA works out. Once all this new machinery has begun to work, a high-powered mission on the lines you suggest might do great good by smoothing out difficulties and getting things moving. By that time we might also have resolved the troubles in Roumania and be in a position to invite the Russians to join the mission. AND SERVICE 5. We should, of course, welcome the assistance of Donald Nelson connect (is) at any time, and if it convenient for him to visit Greece now, I would - 2 -

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