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-2- political elements to bring about the unification of China and, concurrently, effect a cessation of hostilities, particularly in north China. In response to General Wedemeyer's recent messages, the State Department requests the War Department to arrange for directions to him stipulating that: (1) He may put into effect the arrangements to assist the Chinese National Government in transporting Chinese troops to Manchurian ports, including the logistical sup- port of such troops; (2) He may also proceed to put into effect the stepped-up arrangements for the evacuation of Japanese troops from the China theater; (3) Pending the outcome of General Marshall's dis- cussions with Chinese leaders in Chungking for the pur- pose of arranging a national conference of representatives of the major political elements and for a cessation of hostilities, further tronsportation of Chinese troops to north China, except as north China ports may be necessary for the movement of troops and supplies into Manchuria, will be held in abeyance; (4) Arrangements for transportation of Chinese troops into north China may be immediately perfected, but not communicated to the Chinese Government. Such arrange- ments will be executed when General Marshall determines either (a) that the movement of Chinese troops to north China can be carried out consistently with his negotia- tions, or (b) that the negotiations between the Chinese groups have failed or show no prospect of success and that the circumstances are such a.s to make the movement necessary to effectuate the surrender terms and to secure the long-term interests of the United States in the main- tenance of international peace. . ARCHIVES SERVICET RECORDS NATIONAL AND FE: Vincent: ALM 12/10/45 /s/ JFB

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