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4 December 1945
From: Ambassador Edwin Pauley, Tokyo, Japan.
To
: Justin Wolf, The White House Map Room, Washington, D. C.
Nr : 6799
(0414532)
Refer memorandum entitled Interallied Reparations Commission,
The Problem, etc.
Plan presented in conclusions not entirely satisfactory. Should
not FEAC be the agency through which major policies will be agreed?
Expect my recommendations when ratified in Washington and Tokyo by
US Government will control U.S. representative. Interallied Reparations
Commission would thus be the intergovernmental administrative agency,
not (rpt not) the policy agency. It would (1) develop procedures in
accord with policies set, (2) make allocations of specific plants,
machines and commodities after these have been declared available by
SCAP under agreed general policies, (3) adjudicate restitution claims
under policies set, and (4) individual members would accept and certify
for shipment to his country reparations and restitutions assigned.
Nature of membership and size of delegation would be controlled by these
considerations.
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