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J. 333305MONO-State
Galley 171
UNCORRECTED GALLEY PROOF
marks used by the forces of each nation. Reichskreditkassenscheine
and other German Military currency will not be legal tender in
Germany.
2. In the event, however, that for any reason adequate supplies of
Allied Military marks and/or Reichsmarks are not available, the
United States forces will use yellow seal dollars and regular United
States coins and the British forces will use British Military authority
notes and regular British coins. Records will be kept of the amounts
of currencies used by the United States and British forces.
3. If it is found necessary to use U. S. yellow seal dollars and BMA
notes, the following provisions will apply to such use:
a. The rate of exchange between the U. S. yellow seal dollar and
the BMA notes will be 4.035 dollars to one pound, and the two
currencies will be interchangeable at that rate. The United States
Treasury will make the necessary arrangements with the British
Treasury.
b. You will issue a proclamation, if necessary, requiring all persons
to accept U. S. yellow seal dollars and BMA notes at the decreed rates.
Transactions at any other rates will be prohibited.
C. The issuance of yellow seal dollars and BMA notes will cease and
Allied Military mark and/or Reichsmark currency will be used in their
place as soon as available.
d. U. S. yellow seal dollars and BMA notes will be withdrawn from
circulation as soon as such withdrawal can be satisfactorily accom-
plished.
e. Records will be kept of the amounts of such currencies used by
the United States, British and other Allied forces.
4. The rate of exchange to be used exclusively for pay of troops
and military accounting purposes will be marks to the dollar
and
- marks to the pound sterling. A general rate of exchange
may be furnished to you later. Holders of mark currency or deposits
will not be entitled to purchase foreign exchange without special
permission. They will obtain dollars or pounds, or any other foreign
currency or foreign exchange credits, only in accordance with exchange
regulations issued by you.
5. The Financial Division of the Civil Affairs Section for Germany
will include in its functions the control of all funds to be used by the
Allied Military Forces within the area, except yellow seal dollars and
BMA notes which will be under the control of U.S. and British forces
respectively. It will maintain all the accounts and records necessary
to indicate the supply, control, and movement of these currencies
including yellow seal dollars and BMA notes, and other funds, as well
as financial data required for the determination of expenditures
arising out of operations or activities involving participation of Allied
Military forces.
a. Insofar as operations relate to the provisions of currencies for
the pay and other case requirements of military components of the
Allied forces, the Financial Division will supply Allied Military marks
from currency on hand and will record the debit against the military
force concerned at the rate of exchange prescribed in paragraph 4
above.
b. Insofar as operations relate to the provision of currencies for
civil administration, the Finance Division will supply Allied Military
marks from currency on hand and will record the debit against the
Allied Military Government.
c. If found practicable and desirable, you will designate, under
direct military control and supervision, the Reichsbank, or any
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