1. Outline Plan; 2. Procedure for the Handling of a Certain Foreign National; 3. Middle East Defence Policy - Potentialities and Scale and Direction of Attack - 1950; 4. Certain Planning Considerations; 5. Satellite Defectors

This estimate, he said, was the result of only a cursory examination and he suggested that a fuller one should be made in consultation with the Joint Intelligence Bureau. MAJOR GENERAL STRONG said that although the Russians might experience some difficulty regarding their vehicle situation before 1950, after that date no difficulty was envisaged since they could, if necessary, reduce the numbers of vehicles employed on civilian requirements without any appreciable interuption of industry. In the short time that had been available to consider this matter, he believed that it would be possible for the Russians to be supplied with the number of vehicles they require for maintenance of operations in the Middle East area.