Office of the Historian

Problem of controlling the traffic in opium and narcotic drugs in China, including Manchuria and Jehol44

44. Continued from Foreign Relations, 1935, vol. iii, pp. 739–753.

[596] The Ambassador in China (Johnson) to the Secretary of State

Peiping, January 14, 1936.
[Received February 10.]

893.114 Narcotics/1460

[597] The Secretary of State to the Ambassador in China (Johnson)

Washington, January 29, 1936—noon.

893.114 Narcotics/1453: Telegram

[599] The Counselor of Embassy in China (Lockhart) to the Secretary of State

Peiping, February 18, 1936—2 p.m.
[Received February 18—11 a.m.]

893.114 Narcotics/1461: Telegram

[600] The Secretary of State to the Consul General at Shanghai (Gauss)

Washington, February 20, 1936—5 p.m.

893.114 Narcotics/1471: Telegram

[601] The Consul General fit Shanghai (Gauss) to the Secretary of State

Shanghai, February 25, 1936—noon.
[Received February 25—10:40 a.m.]

893.114 Narcotics/1474: Telegram

[602] The Ambassador in China (Johnson) to the Secretary of State

Peiping, February 28, 1936.
[Received March 23.]

893.114 Narcotics/1509

[603] The Ambassador in China (Johnson) to the Secretary of State

Peiping, March 11, 1936.
[Received April 6.]

893.114 Narcotics/1526

[604] The Ambassador in China (Johnson) to the Secretary of State

Peiping, April 2, 1936—8 p.m.
[Received April 2—7:20 p.m.]

893.114 Narcotics/1524: Telegram

[605] The Secretary of State to the Ambassador in China (Johnson)

Washington, April 10, 1936—7 p.m.

893.114 Narcotics/1537: Telegram