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27 Barrow street
N.Y. C. 14,2-4.
Jan. 19th, 1946
President Iruman
white House
Washington D.C.
Dear President Truman,
Being a Chinese student in
this Country I am constantly aware
of what is going on in China. It is
through your strong statement against
in ter terming in the civil strife in any other
countries and your wise appointment
of general marsball as the chief Envoy
to China, which led to the present
negotiations between the two parties,
I n The midat of stis important
conference which will he the burning point
in C himan, it seems impossible That the
American military supplies are Q till
going on through dend-hase - to help
one paily to againest the other. This
will no doubt hamper the progress
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