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TELEGRAM RECEIVED
RDS
This telegram must be
CHUNGKING VIA N.R.
closely paraphrased be-
fore being communicated
FROM
Dated October 18, 1940
to anyone. (A)
Rec'd 9:10 p.m.
SECRETARY of State,
Washington.
ARCHIVES "NATIONAL AND
RECORDS
counted
PRIORITY.
.
SERVICE"
is sounds
526, October 18 9 p.m. (SECTION T.O)
1131141
and " m were attempting to Extend
their fleld of
influence. They were not carrying on a public campaign but
vere carrying on a whispering campaign and taking advantage
of the Economic situation in attacking the prestige of
the Government. The result was that the morale of the
people was very low. During the past WEEk there was a
noticEable improvement due to the, opening of the Burma
Road.
HE stated that when the Burma road was closed all aid
from Russia ceased. HE thought that this fact might give
me some clue to the attitude and the policy of Russia. ith
the opening of the Burma Road and the making of the loan
from the United States a change had come and he thought
that Russia's policy without doubt affected. But he was
afraid that the Burma Road would be attacked by the Japanese
and (2) successfully interrupted the influence of
if i was
the Communists would grow and he thought they would receive
help from Russia.
Therefore.
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