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see if there is any basis we could join with the people of other
countries for an appeal to both sides for a truce. We have been
in touch with the Hague group, with the Swiss. Hearing the
President was interested in it I asked for a check today to be
made through our Embassy in Rome with the Vatican. It is SO
late now nobody could do anything unless the Pope were prepared
to do SO and we could associate ourselves with his appeal.
Stabler (?) our Minister in Rome talked with Casarobli (?) an
authority on this subject in the Vatican. The Pope had considered
a truce appeal, had contacted the TMG (?) but had no reply.
A TMG response is very unlikely. We had got a negative on the
part of anybody else although there is a possibility the Italians
may want to make an approach to the Emperor and we are prepared
to say our Ambassador there would join with them. We would not
think under the circumstances we want to do anything unilaterally
especially since the TMG is engaged in a very broad offensive
and they would think if we did anything unilaterally we are
involving ourselves.
K:
That sounds right. Why don't you have it written up as a
memo and I will pass it to the President and we can show that
State has acted on his preference.
R: All right.
K: Are you going to Boston for the Holidays. R: I am going up
for the New Year. Are you going away at all? K: I am going
with the President to the west coast. R: How long will you be away?
K: Until the 4th or 5th. R: Have a good time. K: Thank you.
I know we will be working together in the New Year.
R: Well, I count on it Henry. K: Even better next year. It has
been one of the good things that has happened to me here.
R: I feel the same way. Thank you very much, Henry.
ms
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