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Reel 17425 - Page 0090

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1941/1945

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# P. O. N. L.

**From:** Washington

**To:** Paris

**Date:** Oct. 10, 1944

**Date:** 6134-6136 (Summary)

**Sent:** Oct. 11, 1944

**Rec'd:** Oct. 17, 1944

## Diplo 116.

HOPPENOT relays a message from VALEUR reporting the imminent arrival in Paris of Mrs. PAUL WINKLER, correspondent for Coronet and the Free Press, whose husband has been an active supporter of the Free French movement, especially in articles for the Washington Post.

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**From:** Washington

**To:** Paris

**Date:** Oct. 12, 1944

**Date:** 6182 (Summary)

**Sent:** Oct. 12, 1944

**Rec'd:** Oct. 17, 1944

## Diplo 137.

HOPPENOT reports that 125,000 tons of Canadian wheat are being shipped to North Africa, and asks for instructions in regard to four British boats whose freight charges must be paid at the time of embarkation.

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**Examination Unit**

National Research Council

**File:** FG-3939

**Date:** 20, 1944