Telegram from Ambassador Averell Harriman to President Harry S. Truman and Secretary of State James Byrnes
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MWONLIGHT PESSONAL AND TOPSECRET FOR THE PRESIDENT AND
THE SECRETARY OF STATE FROM AHRRIMEN X SOONG HAD ANOTHER TACK WITH
STALIN TONIGHT X HE TELLS ME THAT HA CECEE HE HAS COME
TO AN UNDERSTANDI ING ON ALL MATTERS ALONG THE GENERAL LINES
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED EXCEPT FOR SOMEAPOINTS AS TO THE RAILROADS AND
THE PORTS X AFTER LONG ARGUMENT STALIN AGREED THAT THE GUARDS
SHOULD BE CHINESE AND THAT THERE SHOULD BE NO=RAT NO RIGHTS TO MOVE
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SSFIET TROOPS IN MANCHURIA X THE FORCES GOING TO PORT ARTHUR WOULD
BE MOVED BY SEA X THE PINAL POINT NXT AGREED TOWREGARDING THE
RAILROADS IS CONTROL OF THE MANAGEMENT X STALIN STILL INSISTS ON A
MAJORITY OF THE DIRECTORS WHICH SOONE HAS RESISTED X SOONG HAS
OFFERED JOINT OPERATION WITH EQUAL PARTICIPATION IN THE BOARD AND
THE MANAGEMENT X TT
CLAMBAKE ALAGAHGVG COLOSSAL FOSSIL II AS TO THE
PORTS STALIN STILL INSISTS THAT THE MILITARY XONE UNDER RUSSIAN
CONTROL SHOULD INCLUDE DAIREN AS WELL AS PORT ARTHUR A=NECCEE AND
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