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• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP79T01762A000400020001-2
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: T
• Document Page Count: 5
• Document Creation Date: December 12, 2016
• Document Release Date: September 5, 2000
• Sequence Number: 1
• Publication Date: February 15, 1946
• Content Type: REPORT

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? Yri.P.a and Tehr.an- Arco:en-tents. f. 1(::;a1.0 in Par 10- -The .Pe.2..1! t
11i:::(t a 1..k.!ged secret :.).,p.,trec...m.emtr:i. between . ITS and the -0;*.,:;t31..,?,ii
havr.:1 been''-Offered for sale. in 'PariS by ',lig; uts of ``sorne
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'it2;(1. r uid 1t3t a 3' 11(S.1). a.1-id a! ;:-.;kviss r.).OpSP:..3..per are c on.-
side.ring-thelr publication. Ambassador Caffery has secured some. of ?thesE
`r.agre.enic,1?11;:.3'?'? -there.o.re. Said to be eleven.of ?thorn), about which he reports
t tal. tow n ? . ?
a.. In one 'rehr-an-:tiagreernent' the US promised to supply the USSi-?, witn
a 0 biJi i.oi credit in return or a Soviet conanitnien?t to support our pro-
posal.;. v-mrld.tradc-,..., -fair distribution of raw materials-, and the
r g 10..0 0 0 1 hoOT n.f...ttion at, e unrency
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(?)n.c.) 'rap" eement? .,- allegedly signed by Hopkins and tVfoloto.v,
tI e 'LL7 r,...-:(..!or],niv.ed a 'S+'.'.,viet claim of tree access to Lh Mediterrarie;:3,n In
retarn for a V. I et `;,4.e: e c?tri nt, (I) to recogrIke the abnoluto independence of
Anztria, Cz,F:chosiovakia,, r?-?.umatiirt:, Bulgaria and .'Vugosigy la and
lio?rettoo.-.,.(..e any. a.t!yeenlerits with those c ountries.giving???the- Soviets a 'pre-
rrod p. 0 it
"?agreernent" covered the soviet use. of :German
ipris00er7;md Soviet ? acquis it ton of Ge,rman industrial-machinery for recoil.,
strac t ion in the.). USSR, - ? ? -
In addition, the Embassy reperts that these agents are also said to
be offer Ing (a) -secret Soviet agrPerAents with Syria, and.,LebanOn and (b) a
treaty between Iraq and Transjordan.
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Of ?J''.or:disp".1',.,i'.ded--persons in US -The
Thr Do a.i niont authorized (len. MNarnoy to announce by I. .March ii:r
ddontinn.anCe:-Of roj.Icf by ?I July -fot all ditTladed p(.2rsons in the U 17,,Ohe in
An exception will be macl,- however, for those persons who arc.,.
....unrilling_to,.be..repatriated because of possible ?perf3ecution on the grounds of
. Those dcsiriw, repatriation-will-be moved out; by 1. ju-ly.
'1'0.ti.1{..EY: USSR willing to _wait for solution of Turkish_ "probkein"--Ah eon-
as-re56rfeby Embassy
Ankara, Soviet Arabassador Vinogradov has stated that "we waited a long
time regarding the arrangement we wanted with. Poland and finally got it; vie
can wait l'egarding.TUrkey.". He said that for a reestablishment of friendly -
relations between the two countries, a solution of the USSIVs'claims regard-
nir cf3sterrvprovinxe:S of Turkey v ixnportant, but the question of the
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Si.raits was vital Asked what the, Soviet -d-uirements regarding the
tiL were, Vinogradov replied thai*ap,U8bR ,must have an adequate........
fiCt.i.o,r;:mtee that the security of the 6c..,ii.et Union will endangered,
(b) that a. .;ove,re.ign and friendly Turkey at the Straits-.would not be adequate
for the .(--,idfein.:30 of the Straits, and .(d) that ,Soviet use of bases in the Straits
When- the need arose, would be essential: ,.
Oropaganda. in Venezia Giulia-11/11litary authorities,
in Vene:4a.-(1kilia report that Communist pressattacks on the .Allied Military
Government are mounting, probably in an effort to obtain UNO examination.
of Allied actions in Venezia Giulia. The authorities also report reinforce-
ments of YogOslaVrtrbops in the Yugoslav zone of the province, apparently'
in order to. apply.preSsure on the, local population' during the visit of the
Council of Foreign:Ministers' CommissiOn..,
FAR EAST '
5. C LUNA: US.moves Chinese armies--CG, Chinese ritheatre reports that five
? Chinese armies and 18100 service troops are being Moved north by him for
occupption of Manchuria in addition to inoVing- this force, he is supplying
thorn with '40,000 sets of US Winter clothing.
iii:?,,ENCIIIIZOCH1NA: Proposed Sino-French?acrreement?Tho Chinese
Foreign Office has informed Embassy Chunking that negotiations with
France concerning Indochina are in the final stage. ?Principal provisions
of the proposed 'agreement include: (a) withdrawal of Chinese troops, (b)up-
ho1din?f prewar Chinese rights, (c) freedom of transportation on the Yunnan-.
Indochina
Indochina Railway, and elimination of duties through Haiphong.
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Item 6 in the 22 February 1946 DAILY SUMMARY:
GERMANY: Opening of breweries postponed. OMGUS has postponed
the opening of German breweries in the US zone for fear pf unfavorable '
American reaction in view of the recent Presidential order drastically
restricting the production of grain alcohol in. the US. OMGUS, however,
believes that the advantages of allowing the breweries to open more than
compensate for the release of 39,000 tons of barley (the equivalent of
10 days bread ration) needed for one year's production of beer.
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REMARKS:
Here are three issues of the old
CIA Daily Summary?the first issue,
of 15 Feb 46;; an interim issue of
. 30 Sept 50; and the last issue, of
27 Feb 51.
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