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Reel 17425 - Page 2078

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## From: Washington

To: Paris
No: 1206-1210 (Summary)

Sent: March 1, 1945
Rec'd:March 7, 1945

BONNET reports the speech of ROOSEVELT to Congress, quoting the part referring to France. He picks out the phrase about "prima donnas", saying that the allusion was obscure enough to prevent his making an official protest. In case reporters question him, he is going to say that he is astonished to hear them suggest that the President could be so tactless.

From: Washington
To: Paris
No: 1215-1220 (Summary)

Sent: March 1, 1945
Rec'd:March 7, 1945

BONNET gives the actual text of the President's reference to "prima donnas" and says that he has been assured by diplomats and journalists that it cannot be considered as referring to France.

File F3-5669

Exacination Unit
National Research Council
March 10, 1945