LETTER TO DEAR MR. DULLES FROM H. D. GREYBER

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• Publication Date: April 22, 1959
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April 22, 1959 _ 'T' A-7 _-
Dear Mr. Dulles,
I hope that you have read the memorandum summarizing
mycomments that
assured me he would prepare
for your perusal, From your high governmental position,
you could suggest that our prevalent simple-minded,
"areas of committment",'expedient' policies would prove
far from optimum under an operations research study.
Regarding Tibet, mkt enclosed Phila. Bulletin letter
gives my views in brief. The J. Alsop column ofApril 10
gives an excellent summary of the Chinese supply problems.
U.S. action could force negotiation with the Communist
Chinese (with India as intermediary) leading to a swap of
Chinese withdrawal from Tibet for U.S. recognition of
Communist China and Outer Mongolia.
One must hope that your research staff and operatives
carefully separate facts re the Tibetan situation from
the propaganda stories spre4d by the Nationalists,as
well as the Communists.
Yours very s i nc e re r,
H. D. Greyber
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It is go Now a'Free Tibet'
There are two principal gauges by
which westerners can measure the im-
portance of the news that Tibet's Dalai
Lama, spiritual and temporal ruler of
the mountain theocracy, has escaped to
the free soil of India.
One is the extent of the frenzied ef-
forts Communist China made to prevent
hid escape from its control. Whole
armies were deployed, and paratroopers
dropped in the mountain passes to.block
his flight. These efforts failed.
The second gauge is the vociferous
concern for his safety shown in the In-
I dian parliament--a concern out of all
proportion to the number of Buddhists
in India who would be normally worried
over his fate. About one Indian in 1600
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Dalai Lama was obviously a hard one,
down upon First Aid In Letters to
since it t was was certain to bring down ' Bulletin his head the wrath of the Chinese whom jj Readers Say
he has .sought to placate. The motives `a - 1
behind it are To Meet
difficult for westerners to By Starting DST Earlier and ffectivel.
to d before they can 1
assess, and Mr. Nehru himself may not NA O Lawyer the Sun
act effeeti
be altogether clear .about them. A gen- We now have sunrise at 5.41 alre
Ov' book
c1sar 1?orc se true
Uirie concern for religious freedom is Uri- NO SH.'IItE FOR SIST)~'R A. M.; the sun sets s at 6.26 P P. . st statuure o of e f forces that
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Saving oppose us. I 'nk it should be
one of them. An equally live- My brot a died shia ometime M. Why g 11)meas start of our the first read in every school, church,
ly concern about communist intentions ago Without leaving a will. Sunday In April through to the and other gathering place, and
in this
area on India's border is.- ertons He was survived by a second last Sunday of September? disseminated through every
In another. wife and a son by his first Y wait, and also why con- channel of communication, so
marriage. I ant his only sir- tinue when fall is here and it is that everyone will know what
The Dalai Lama's escape seems to viving sister. My friends tell dark at 6 P. M. in October? that give assurance that the Chinese puppet, stare of r his , are entitli hiding F. H. Scarborough
e face.
Yourborializing of this Im-
ce
the Panchen Lama, will find his rule of some of my mother's personal I see that some intelli ent ortant book is public service
Tibet weakened by the loyalty of mnrt~r things that are in his home- fellow is complaining about. the truest sense.a
rep- a would tike to know if I can - f' and 1 nope his argu- r
resented by the Dfilai Lama in exile. It claim them. Pll wait to hoar m
eat will ll take hold with those Map-Makers Faulted
in authority. few
remains to be seen how much scope In- ali yt you before I say or do I have talked wiith aboutpit are On `Shrunken' Tibet
p anything--A Sister.
dia will grant to the refugee king-god it in accord Tho longest day The publication of the excel-
There
doesn't a the
now finds
t
it
on
s soil. PPear
o the year is June 21. We ave
lent article on Tibet by Lowell
P
p a
hhdelhi
Lawyer to be Daylight Saving Time for four Thomas in the March 27 Bul-
muilac that you can
months
ft
it
a
e
her do or
er that date, but letin is to be commended, How-
' - - A 11 say about this. Since your only for two months before ever the map accompanying the
. ? - .- June 21. P11 bet the sun is article was a terribl
ii
e t
stor-
*;nn in your Windows a tion, obvious drawn from Chi-
In the nese sources.' Just as Chinese
'fight maps today show part of As.
past "am (India) as In China
Chi-
,
I of nose map-makers In the past
have issued maps of a truneat-
aer ed, shrunken Tibet. Since iso.
lated Tibet never, bothered to
correct these lies, map_makers
around the world Zalveiv: -po
copied the Chinese versions. Re= ' ap
ter ligiouslY, and culturally the ur
'ek eastern boundary of Tibet is far se
A 10 the east of that shown in I
23- the Bulletin map. The east- tl
id- ern boundary is along the A
old Yangtze River for a while, of
rap Winding north to the Amne ti:
'el- Machin range of mountains and to
'he then east and slightly north foi
ier along the Kunlun range. Thus to
the Tibet is over 600,000 square bet
of miles in area (around one-fifth Las
mt of the size of the continental act
ast United States). In fact the axe
-ad homeland of the Khainpax, now
tfighting the Chinese Commu.
y nist oppressors so bravely with
be ancient rifles and swords, Is far
he to the East of Lhasa, in an area 7
oW that the map you published cut
all does not even contain as Tibe- luc
by- tan territory!
ce, Tibet is rightfully an Jude- my Itr
so Pendent country. It is shock- out
or- ing that America, the suP- tail
wee posed leader of the Free World, zen
does not act to help Tibet fight gra
for its freedom. We do not even
re invoke the United Nations Se-
Is, curity Council and General As_ that
ne sembly! rou;
th In my opinion, besides tha;
vigorous political pressure of don
i all kinds, we should support ale
the Tibetan guerilla fighters Ies.
With rlflaa mnoMi.._ _ rn,
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