Office of the Historian

Discussions between the United States and Portugal of a possible exchange of notes providing for most-favored-nation treatment with respect to shipping1

1. For previous correspondence regarding trade between the United States and Portugal, see Foreign Relations, 1934, vol. ii, pp. 677 ff.

[524] The Secretary of State to the Minister in Portugal (Caldwell)

Washington, March 22, 1935—5 p.m.

611.5331/134: Telegram

[525] The Secretary of State to the Minister in Portugal (Caldwell)

Washington, March 30, 1935—6 p.m.

611.5331/134: Telegram

[526] The Minister in Portugal (Caldwell) to the Secretary of State

Lisbon, March 31, 1935—3 p.m.
[Received March 31—1:20 p.m.]

611.5331/136: Telegram

[527] The Secretary of State to the Minister in Portugal (Caldwell)

Washington, April 5, 1935—5 p.m.

611.5331/138: Telegram

[528] The Minister in Portugal (Caldwell) to the Secretary of State

Lisbon, April 6, 1935—2 p.m.
[Received April 6—9:15 a.m.]

611.5331/139: Telegram

[529] The Minister in Portugal (Caldwell) to the Secretary of State

Lisbon, April 19, 1935.
[Received May 6.]

611.5331/142

[531] The Chargé in Portugal (Magruder) to the Secretary of State

Lisbon, June 28, 1935.
[Received July 9.]

611.5331/144

[533] The Minister in Portugal (Caldwell) to the Secretary of State

Lisbon, August 5, 1935.
[Received August 19.]

611.5331/149

[534] The Minister in Portugal (Caldwell) to the Secretary of State

Lisbon, September 4, 1935.
[Received September 17.]

653.116/173