Foreign Relations of the United States, 1946, The Far East: China, Volume X

711.93/9–2846: Telegram

The Ambassador in China (Stuart) to the Secretary of State

Nanking, September 28, 1946.
[Received September 28—6 a.m.]

1557. Wu Teh-chen, Secretary General [of] Kuomintang, told United Press in commenting on Gromyko’s recent charges to Security Council,

“American GI’s certainly don’t jeopardize world peace by remaining in China, but on the contrary actually help bring about peace.…⁶⁶ I am of the opinion world peace would be endangered only when foreign troops enter the territory of another country and remain without sanction of its government.”

Official Central Daily News editorial September 27 took same stand as above.

Stuart

66. Omission indicated in the original.