Foreign Relations of the United States, 1951, Korea and China, Volume VII, Part 2

110.11/5–1551: Telegram

The Consul General at Hong Kong (McConaughy) to the Secretary of State

secret   priority

Hong Kong, May 15, 1951—4 p. m.

3376. To Acheson for Under Secretary Matthews.¹ Additional possibility makes it desirable for Marshall and Chase to postpone departure until May 23.²

McConaughy

1. The telegram was circulated to Nolting, Nitze, and Merchant.
2. Telegram 3850 to Hong Kong, May 18, 1951, informed Marshall and Chase that their plan to remain in Hong Kong until May 23 was approved (110.11/5–1851).