خارجي ٣٤٦٣/٤٥ "دعوة أمريكية موجهة إلى ضباط عسكريين أتراك والأمير بيتر، أمير اليونان، لزيارة الهند والصين وبورما." [و‎‎٢‎٠] (٨٠/٤٠)

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1 9 JUL 1945
34-o?>
CEPTL. No. h
DRAFT TELEGRAM
coias
No.
CYPHER O.T.P.
From Secretary of State
T 0 Government of India,
External Affairs Depart
ment.
Repeated to Istanbul
S# A* C • S* Jii. A*
Minister of State, Cairo.
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BE.1 EDIATE
Addressed to Government of India, External
Affairs Department. Repeated to H.M. Ambassador
Istanbul/ to SAC^iiA^with reference to F.O. x
telegram No. 287 and to Minister of Stated Cairo
with reference to Government of India telegram
No.122.
Your telegram ^324 dated 17th July and
/VV
my telegram 160AC of 17th July. j( Proposed visit
of / Prince Peter ^of Greece and ^American and
Turkish officers to India.
If the American invitation is confined so
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far as India is concerned to a visit to American
H.Q. and Establishments it would Appear to be/
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sufficient for the Government of India to agree^x
and there'would be / no objection to your so
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doing. /If on the/other hand the visit to India
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is to go beyond this it would seem most unsuitabl<
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for the Americans to act as liostls and' if you
agroo to Diioh a»-eBrtensiQ» H.M.G-. 'suggest that
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it would be^preferable for you to issue an
invitation to the' Turks and Prince Peter direejt/
to any such "extension of the proposed Visit.
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SEAC and the Government of Ceylon are being
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consulted about.the proposal to include that
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Colony in the trip. In returning a reply to the
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U.S. Commissioner ^ou should therefore make it
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clear that it does not cover Ceylon. If the
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party visit Burma it is probable that they would
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X,.
do so as guests o£ SEAC. The visit to China
would presumably be / undeXAmerican auspices. '