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H-61
DOCUMENT C
(Continued)
MR. MOLOTOV circulated copies in Russian of the
proposed Soviet amendments to the United States pro-
posals concerning the terms of reference of the
Allied Council for Japan and the Far Eastern Com-
mission. 1
MR. BYRNES stated that it would be necessary to
have this document translated.
MR. MOLOTOV said that the Soviet Delegation was
also interested in amendments which the British
Delegation might propose.
MR. BYRNES proceeded to the open discussion on the
question of an independent government for Korea,
but MR. MOLOTOV requésted that this be postponed until
the following session as the Soviet Delegation had
not concluded its study of the United States draft
proposal.
MR. BYRNES proceeded to item 4, the disarmament
of Japanese forces in North China and their evacua-
tion to Japan. He then proposed that a special
meeting be arranged in which the Ministers could dis-
cuss the several matters referring to troop with-
drawals. It had been understood that an informal
meeting would take place on these matters and
Mr. Byrnes proposed that such a meeting be held
tomorrow.
MR. MOLOTOV stated that the Soviet Delegation
had not yet completed its study of the documents on
item 4. This would require some time and he would
inform his colleagues as soon as the study had been
completed.
MR. BYRNES said that there were several ques- -
tions on which it had been agreed to have informal
discussions, including the withdrawal- of troops
from Iran and Greece and the transfer of control
over Manchuria. He suggested that the meeting to
discuss these matters be held tomorrow around noon
time.
1See enclosures 2a and 2b.
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