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1942
May 20
Tel. 578 from Chungking
146
Comment upon first official public expression
of concern over military situation in China.
Opinion of Ambassador that position is serious
but Chinese determination still strong.
May 22
Tel. 392 from Bombay
149
Report upon congestion of lend-lease supplies
at Karachi and other points in India.
May 22
Tel. 432 from Kuibyshev (Moscow)
153
Account of attempt to impress upon Soviet
Deputy Foreign Minister concern of U.S. over
movement of supplies to China through U.S.S.R.
May 26
The Chief of the Division of Far Eastern Affairs
154
(Hamilton) to the Secretary of State
Information which may be used in transmitting
to Counselor of Chinese Embassy attached draft
of proposed lend-lease agreement between U.S.
and China.
May 28
Tel. 622 from Chungking
ARCHIVES SERVICE RECORDS AND of 163
Observations upon trend of thought in certain
intelligent non-political Chinese circles:
U.S.S.R. is a more vital war theater than China;
economic situation rather than military the
Chinese Government's really urgent problem.
May 29
Tel. 627 from Chungking
164
Report upon overland transportation routes
fromChina to U.S.S.R; factors involved are:
Soviet consent to transit of war materials and
supplies of gasoline.
May 29
Tel. 465 from Kuibyshev (Moscow)
167
Belief that because of certain political fac-
tors nothing would be gained by further direct
approach to Soviet Government for information
concerning transport of military supplies to
China.
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