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OCR Page 1 of 3CABINET MEETING, MARCH *, 1951
McGrath absent
Perlman for Justice
NATIONAL
AND
DEPARTMENT
GEN BRADLEY
RECORDS
SERVICE
Briefed Cabinet on Korea.
PRESIDENT
Had a very pleasant meeting with the President of France.
ACHESON
Aurio] had two main points -
(1) The French people will resist any aggression by the Soviet.
(2) The French have an inflation problem. Price rises and strikes
are troublesome.
(3) In Indo-China replacements are required to take the offensive.
Troops will be provided. Expects that French troops will be
returned to France in about 6 months or no later than 1952.
THE PRESIDENT
Is not as optimistic as Auriol about Indo-China. Debate is going
forward in Paris between Russia and our allies. The Russians have made
some concessions but still not enough to be acceptable to the U. S.
MARSHALL
In March we will get 23,000 men trained as compared with the ex-
pected 12,000 for combat duty. We have been able to get 8,000 this
month into Korea for replacements. We are now able to place Korean units
at full strength. This has not been possible heretofore.
TOBIN
The bill now being considered in House and Senate on migratory
labor is just terrible. It will allocate power to State or Regional
Directors. This will result in chaos due to local farm pressure groups.
This is particularly true with respect to Mexican labor.
Date not otherwise indicated by Mr. Connelly.
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