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MR. POLITICAL HUMNBECA
311
24-1
1943
alto
DEPARTMENT OF STATE
Memorandum of Conversation
FFB 111.993
DATE: January 23, 1943
R
SUBJECT: Reciprocal Arrangements with China.
RS,
Wivision of
FAR EASTERN AFFAIRS
PARTICIPANTS: Mr. Playfair of the Buntish Treasury
V
AN 25 1943
Mr. Achilles
Department of State
Mr. Hiss
Copy in FE
KLS
COPIES TO:
GFFUCE GF ADVSEA ON
INIERNATIONAL
Assistant Secretary
of State
HIJUAN 251343
ths
:-00 1 1343,
-DEPARTMENT OF STATE
I
it
1983
8
Mr. ACHESON
3.24
8
Mr. Playfair called on Mr. Ashilles by appointment to Ciscass
the
matters relating to reciprocal Lend-Lease for China. At Mr
Achilles' request Mr. Hiss participated in the conversation.
Mr. Playfair read from a telegram from Chungking which the
British Embassy has recently received. In this telegram it was
stated that the British Military Attaché at Chungking has been
discussing with General Stilwell the matter of reciprocal aid
from China for American and British troops stationed in China.
It was further stated that the British Military Attaché under-
stood that this matter was under discussion in Washington between
the Chinese and the American Government. The statement was then
made that bulk articles, freight charges, personal services and
the like would be supplied by China but that personal out-of-
pocket expenses of Allied troops would not be covered. Stacement
was also made that the Chinese iniative in the matter might be
due to a desire to discourage the American demand for improvement
in the exchange rate as applied to American troops in China or to
the Chinese desire to supervise more closely American military
activities in China. The British Military Attaché was said to be
of opinion that it was important that authority be clearly
retaingd
ARCHIVES AND
MATIONAL
RECORDS
SERVICE
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