Memorandum From J.H. Keeley, State Department to Unknown person regarding Radio Broadcasts From Japan
Document 00321, Page 002
Document Notes: The radio broadcasts referred to in thie memo were made in the clear and not related to coded broadcasts used for obtaining secret intelligence. Keeley advises how these should be handled and what the U.S. position regarding the application of the Geneva Convention is. This doc is a carbon copy from the National Archives and is difficult to read in parts.
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Number of Pages: 2
Date: 24 September 1942
Bibliographic Info: Memorandum From J.H. Keeley, State Department on Intercepted Japanese Radio Broadcasts