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OCR Page 1 of 8CO SUMMARY
Washington, D. C.
July 12, 1945
2:35pm
DR. (LUDWIK) RAJCHMAN (UNRRA) to Mrs. BEHAN and JACK NASON asking
if they've found a secretary for him yet. They said they have
had no results yet but that they have a lot of "feelers" out.
RAJCHMAN told NASON that he got his summons to go to Warsaw. They
discussed the difficulties RAJCHMAN is having getting to Paris
and RAJCHMAN said that he had talked to (ANDREW B., office of
Secretary of State ?) FOSTER and that "They're making slow progress
with this fellow FOSTER: " that FOSTER had told him that he
(FOSTER) would have to take the matter up with the priority people
and RAJCHMAN said he thinks FOSTER is very "green" about handling
it and obviously doesn't know anything about it. RAJCHMAN wondered
if something couldn't be done directly with the ATC (Air Transport
Command) people. He said that regarding the trip around the world
"they" have already secured a seat for him for that trip but that
getting a plane to Paris is proving difficult. RAJCHMAN said that
now that McCLOY's (Assistant Secretary of War JOHN J. McCLOY)
secretary is no longer there he doesn't have direct access to
that office. NASON said he would talk to TOM (CORCORAN) about it
and see if there is anything they can do.
2:45pm
Major CORREA to CORCORAN. Latter said he can't have dinner with
MATT tonight and asked if Saturday noon was O.K. MATT said he
didn't believe his girl would be here. They will contact each
other later this week.
3:00pm
BILL YOUNGMAN to MAC WRIGHT asking what he heard from T. V.
(SOONG ?) and he said he was still in Moscow. There has been no
direct word from him. YOUNGMAN asked re REYERSON (Phon.) and
WRIGHT said no. Regarding Lever Bros., WRIGHT said it was a
problem of WORTH pushing it a little harder. JACK NASON then
talked and asked if (c. V., New York City ?) STORR had talked with
him and YOUNGMAN said no. JACK said, "One of the AVG prisoners
turned up and we owe him between 3 and 4 thousand.' JACK said
that LULU "has his word from his capitol" and he's ready to go
next week. JACK said that FOSTER, in State Department, can't
help RAJCHMAN on priorities and so the CORCORAN firm will help
him. JACK has talked with TAUBE (ALEX TAUBE, F.E.A.) who will
have a list of ten projects that should be handled now. JACK
will check with F. C. WONG (Phon.). TAUBE is working hard on
the transportation angle. TOM CORCORAN said he saw the letter
YOUNGMAN got from McCORMACK (Phon. on the Lever thing) and TOM
said "A great deal depends on that one." TOM said that everything
is hanging fire, going slow. YOUNGMAN may not come back for
another week. JIM BRENNAN said that STRATEMEYER (Phon.) was put
in charge of the U. S. Air Forces in China. YOUNGMAN said he
didn't know that.
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