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20. - I
an POLITICAL
MR. HUKNBECK
AUDA 0 1943
ER
TELEGRAM RECEIVE
CAM
Chungking
This telegram must be
closely paraphras:d be- FROMPated July 27. 1943
426
fore being communicated
to anyone. (SC)
RECEIVED
SECRETARY of State,
EPARTMENT OF STAT)
Washington.
AUG
4 1943
nB
DIVISION or EXPORT.
up
URGENT
AND REQUIREMENTS
1307, July 27, 11 a.m.
Divisi on of
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL
FAR EAST AFFAIRS
URGENT
393-24 /1618 of
AUG 7. 1943
Department of State
Embassy' 1108, July 6. ? p.m.
73.24
One. Arthur Young has come to SEE me on his
own initiative to discuss the question of reverse
Lend-Lease. HE stated that in hie capacity of adviser
to the Ministry of Finance he has been urging upon
SA
Dr. Kung and other concerned officials favorable
consideration of the matter and that in general
the attitude of these officials has been favorable.
of
He said that the chief apparent obstacle at present
was a fear in SOME Chinese quarters that if and when
que
China should become a major base of operations against
Japan and WE should have in China large numbers of
American troops China would be giving us under reverse
Lend-Lease much more than China had received or would
be recziving. Dr. Young indicated also that he
N
interestsd in learning whether it was the Ameri can
concept
American Adviser to Chinese Ministry of Finance.
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