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## F. C. R. L.

From: Washington
To: Madrid

Sent: Sept. 2, 1944
Rec'd: Sept. 6, 1944
5340
No 330.
... demande visas entrée en France via Hendaye
aux correspondants CHARLES FOLTZ, chef du bureau ... à Madrid et LOUIS ...IN, du même bureau.

Département m'ayant prié de me mettre directement en rapport avec vous à ce sujet, je vous serais obligé me mettre en mesure répondre à cette demande.

HOPPENOT
x-3ame word.

F1le FG-3344

Examination Unit
National Research Council
Sept. 9, 1944</text>
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