Foreign Relations of the United States, 1946, The American Republics, Volume XI

711.3227/7–146: Telegram

The Acting Secretary of State to the Ambassador in Brazil (Pawley)

restricted
urgent

Washington, July 2, 1946—7 p.m.

897. Reurtel 1189, July 1.⁸⁰ Dept believes bilateral agreements between Brazil, and Portugal, France, and Great Britain in terms substantially same as US proposals to Brazil would enable Panair do Brazil⁸¹ to enjoy fifth freedom rights between Brazil, Paris, Lisbon and London provided those points were named on routes specified in agreements. Bilateral agreement between Netherlands and Dominican Republic would not give Aerovias fifth freedom rights between Dutch Guiana and Ciudad Trujillo, but bilateral agreements between Brazil and Netherlands and Dominican Republic, respectively, could give such rights.

Acheson

80. Not printed; in it the Ambassador posed questions to which the telegram here printed gave answers (711.3227/7–146).
81. Subsidiary of Pan American Airways.