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550.AD1/362a: Circular telegram

The Secretary of State to Certain Diplomatic and Consular Officers 36

Washington, April 28, 1943—7 p.m.

Reference circular telegram April 13, noon, and previous concerning United Nations Food Conference. Please inform the government to which you are accredited that the definitive agenda which has been agreed upon following consultation with the governments invited ta participate in the Conference differs from the proposed agenda only in paragraph II. A. which has now been revised to read as follows: “Measures for direction of production toward commodities, the supply of which should be increased.”

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  1. Sent to the diplomatic and consular officers in countries invited to the Food and Agriculture Conference, except the Soviet Union, the Dominican Republic, Poland, Belgium, and Norway. Similar instructions were sent April 28, 1943, 10 p.m., to the Ambassadors in the Soviet Union (No. 264), and the United Kingdom for Biddle (Polish Series No. 9, Belgian Series No. 8, and Norwegian Series No. 1).↩