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165 66-2 -2- #627, May 29, 9 a.m. from Chungling (SECTION ONE). There are now some five zero zero serviceable trucks at Lanchow; five zero zero pinuse at Kunming should be transferred to Lanchow. Carts and camels can trans- port some what less than average two zero zero zero tons monthly from Hami to Lanchow. Almaata to Hami haul would require about 1500 trucks for 5000 tons monthly. Chinese assume that Russia would provide trucks for this haul. (Actually there rebelieved to be sufficient trucks - Estimated between one and 2000 not now in USE in Kunming area that could be used in Sinkiang) Gasoline for trucks would be laid down by transport planes operating out of Almaata at Hami and other points En route. There is no air service now. Estimate 20 American planes DC-3 type could transport monthly re- quirement 1500 tons gasoline for trucks. Chinese request that Rus ians furnish China gasoline against delivery to Russia of gasoline at some other designated place 18 reported to have been refused. Chinese Envisafe trans- rort of materials and supplies to Almaata from Persian Gulf to Caspian Sea and thence over Turk Sib railway, (End of SECTION One) . GAUSS the ''NATIONAL RECORDS CSB 6 SERVICE*^

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