COPY OF CABLE RECEIVED AT THIS CONSULATS GENERAL ON 13TH OCTOBER, 1959. 10. P. M.
TO : GONGKWAN SYDNEY.
RE RECENT SITUATION OF KOREA JAPAN TALKS ITEM ONE THERE IS NO CHANGE IN GOVERNMENT STAND OPPOSING DEPORTATION OF KOREAN RESIDENTS IN JAPAN PD JAPAN S ATTEMPT TO GET RID OF AS MANY KOREANS AS POSSIBLE OUT OF JAPANESE TERRITORT REMAINS UNCHANGED PD GOVERNMENT CONTINUES TO BELIEVE THAT THE PROBLEM OF KOREAN RESIDENTS IN JAPAN CAN BE SOLVED BEST BY MASS REPATRIATION OF THEM TO REPUBLIC OF KOREA IN CASE JAPAN MEETS TWO CONDITIONS PARTICULARLY PD FIRSTLY JAPAN SHOUILD PAY DUE COMPENSATION PD SECONDLY NO LIMITATION SHOULD BE SET TO QUANTITY OR AMOUNT OF PROPERTY TO BE CARRIED OUT BY REPATRIATES PD IF THESE ARE DONE CMA GOVERNMENT IS READY TO RECEIVE EVEN COMMUNIST SO LONG AS THEY WISH TO REPATRIATE TO REPUBLIC OF KOREA PD WE ARE PERSUADING JAP THAT THEY MUST NOT DISPOSE UNILATERALLY OF THE PROBLEM OF KOREAN RESIDENTS IN JAPAN DURING DISCUSSION OF THE PROBLEM OF THOSE WHO WISH TO REPATRIATE TO REPUBLIC OF KOREA PD THIS IN ACCORD WITH GENERAL DIPLOMATIC PRACTICE PD BUT JAP DOES NOT MEET THIS MINIMUM REQUIREMENT PD ITEM TWO RECENTLY JAP SIDE PRESSES OUR SIDE TO HOLD PEACE LINE COMMITTEE WITHOUT DELAY WHILE THEIR FISHING BOATS EN MASSE ARE INTENTIONALLY VIOLATING THE LINE PD
ITEM THREE JAP DID NOT YET SHOW CONCRETE SINCERITY IN THE TALKS FOR RETURNING THAT THEY SHOULD RETURN TO OUR TREASURY
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