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H-142
DOCUMENT W
(Continued)
The proposals of the Joint Commission shall be
submitted, following consultation with the provi- -
sional Korean Government for the joint consideration
of the Governments of the United States, Union of
Soviet Socialist Republics, United Kingdom and China
for the working out of an agreement concerning a
four-power trusteeship of Korea for a period of up
to five years,
For the consideration of urgent problems
affecting both southern and northern Korea and for
the elaboration of measures establishing permanent
coordination in administrative-economi matters
between the United States command in southern Korea
and the Soviet command in northern Korea, a confer-
ence of the representatives of the United States and
Soviet commands in Korea shall be convened within
a period of two. weeks.
IV.
CHINA
The three. Foreign Secretaries exchanged views
with regard to the situation in China. They were
in agreement as to the need for a unified and demo-
cratic China under the National Government, for
broad participation by democratic elements in all
branches of the National Government, and for a
cessation of civil strife. They reaffirmed their
adherence to the policy of non-interference in the
internal affairs of China.
Mr. Molotov and Mr. Byrnes had several conver-
sations concerning Soviet and American. armed forces
in China.
Mr. Molotov stated that the Soviet forces had
disarmed and deported Japanese troops in Manchuria
but that withdrawal of Soviet forces had been post
poned until February 1st at the request of the
Chinese Government.
Mr. Byrnes pointed out that American forces
were in north China at the request of the Chinese
Government, and referred, also. to the primary respon-
sibility of the United States in the implementation
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