Office of the Historian

740.00119 EAC/11–1344: Telegram

The Chargé in the United Kingdom (Gallman) to the Secretary of State

London, November 13, 1944—3 p.m.
[Received 5:22 p.m.]

9885. Cornea47 128. By memoranda of August 24 and September 22 the Greek Ambassador48 submitted to the European Advisory Commission the desiderata of his Government concerning the Bulgarian armistice, including requests for deliveries in kind. By letter of October 12 he requested Greek representation on the Armistice Commission for Bulgaria. The Acting Chairman of the EAC,49 by instruction of the EAC, addressed a letter today to the Greek Ambassador, informing him that the three EAC representatives have referred to their Governments the Greek request for representation on the Control Commission and that they have recommended to their Governments that the Greek requests for deliveries be referred [Page 487] to their representatives on the Control Commission. In conclusion the letter of reply refers to article IX of the Bulgarian armistice and article I of the inter-Allied protocol. Full texts are forwarded under cover of despatch No. 19187 of November 13.50

Gallman
  1. Designation assigned to a series of telegrams from the European Advisory Commission to the Department.↩
  2. Thanassis Aghnides.↩
  3. Philip E. Mosely, Chief of the Division of Territorial Studies, was acting for Mr. Winant.↩
  4. Not printed.↩