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FROM THE DESK OF Harry S. Truman
STATE III ANOVE TEL
S
Jan. 27.1952.
The situation in the Far East
is becomming more andrease
difficult. Dealing with Communist
Government is like an hourt
man trying to deal with a
head of a dope ring The Cora-
number ket king or the
munist Government the heads
of minutes and dope rackets
have no sense of hower and uo
moral code.
It now looks as if althat
the Chinese manted when they
asked for a Class fire Has a
RWY ARCHINES NATIONAL AND OFFICE
RECORDS
U.S.
GOVERN WINT
FROM THE DESK OF Harry S. Truman
chance to import Mar materials
and resupply then front leass.
H seems to the that the
proper approa h now would he
an ultimation with a ten
day expiration himit inform-
ing hoscour that Me intend to
blockade the China coacthorn
the Korean forder to Indo China,
and that the intead to destroy
every military have in than
churia, incheding sufmarine
faces, by thears you in our
control and if there is fur
then interference me shall
URAT 5. ARCHIVES "NATIONAL TRUMAN AND LIBRAR
RECORDS
SERVICE" GOVERNMENT
FROM THE DESK OF Harry S. Truman
eliminate any ports or CANADA cities
necessary to accouplish one
peaceful purposes.
That this situation can he
avided by the inthdrawal of all
Chinese troops from Korea and
the Hoppage of all supplies of war
materials fu Russia to Com-
munist China We sheak faci-
nees. We did not start this Norean
affair but me intend to ead
it for the benefit of the Korean
Nations and the peace of the
people, the authority of the United
Morld.
LIBRARY $ V HAVE RECORDS
U.S.
SERVICE
GOVERNMENT
FROM THE DESK OF Harry S. Truman
We are tued of these phony
calls for place when there is no
intention to make an hoart
approach to place
There are exects in the
immediate past which make if
perfectly plain that the Soliet
Government does not want
place. It has froken every agree-
meat made at Tehan, Yatta,
and Patidam
Hraped Roland, Roumania
Cycka Slavakia, Hungary, Estonia
BARRY & ARCHIVES NATIONAL TRUMAN AND LIBRATY
RECORDS
E.K. GOVERNALNI
FROM THE DESK OF
Harry S. Truman
and Latria and Lithuavia
who believe in self government
The citizens of these countries
have either been mundred or
are in slase lafor camps.
Prisoners of Would War II to
the number of some 3,000, 3- oro
are still held at slave fator
coatrary to Class fire terms.
children have been kidnapped
by Russia by the thousand and
in every country occupied
neser again heard from
This program is eridently
a continuing one.
is
RUMAN
FROM THE DESK OF
Harry S. Truman
THE ARCHIVES SCHERNMENT NATIONAL AND *
It must top and stop noa
We of the free would hase suppred
long enough
get the Chinacen out of
Korea
give Poland, Estonia, Latria,
Lithuarnia, Rumania and
Hugary their freedom
to the things who are a Hacking
Stop supplying Mar material
the free would and sittle
down to an hororable policy
of keeping agreements which
TRUMAN
MARR
NATIONAL
ARCHIVES AND
RECORDS
SERVICE
LIDRARY
FROM THE DESK OF
Harry S. Truman
GOVERNMENT
***
hase already feen made
This thears all out Mar.
If shedus that Moscow, St.
Peters hug, mukden, Vladiroctock
Pekia, Shanghai, Port Anthur,
Dairen inema, Odessa, Stalingrand and
every manufacturing plant in
China and the Sonit Union
will he eliminated.
This is the final chance
for the
decide whether it desires to
survise or not.
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