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3/14/54: Reel 4, ,rack 1. age 18 Acheson were somewhere in the neighborhood of 50-50, if not less, that there could be a successful outcome of the liquidation of this occupation. But it had to be undertaken, and it was quite possible that Japan would absolutism, revert imperialism, and all the other obscurantisms of the past. But the only thing to do was to try it, and try it in a complete and wholehearted way. And that was our only chance, and that was what we undertook to put through. When Korea occurred, this produced new problems for us, because the military, who were always somewhat skeptical and hesitant about this whole business, became much more sireptical and hesitant about it because Japan had now become the base of operations in a rather major war. (END OF TAPE) THUMAND by & ADMIN E CONTRANTED

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