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^8.r previous correspondence regarding curtailment of oil stocks in China, see Foreign Relations, 1948, vol. viii, pp. 275 ff.

[970] The Consul at Tsingtao ( Hawthorne ) to the Secretary of State

Tsingtao , August 2, 1949—10 a. m.
[Received August 5–12:49 p. m.]

893.6363/8–249: Telegram

[971] The Ambassador in the United Kingdom ( Douglas ) to the Secretary of State

London , August 5, 1949—6 p. m.
[Received August 6—12:47 a. m.]

893.6363/8–549: Telegram

[972] The Secretary of State to the Consul at Tsingtao ( Hawthorne )

Washington , August 17, 1949—6 p. m.

893.6363/8–249: Telegram

[973] Memorandum by Mr. Livingston T. Merchant of the Office of Far Eastern Affairs to the Secretary of State

[ Washington ,] August 19, 1949.

195.2/8–1849

[974] The Assistant Director of the Executive Secretariat ( McWilliams ) to the Deputy Under Secretary of State ( Rusk )

[ Washington ,] August 22, 1949.

693.119/8–2249

[975] Memorandum by the Chief of the Division of Chinese Affairs ( Sprouse ) to Mr. Livingston T. Merchant of the Office of Far Eastern Affairs

[ Washington ,] August 23, 1949.

893.6363/8–2349

[976] The Assistant Secretary of State ( Gross ) to Senator William F. Knowland

Washington , August 23, 1949.

893.6363/8–2349

[977] Memorandum by the Chief of the Division of Chinese Affairs ( Sprouse ) to Mr. Livingston T. Merchant of the Office of Far Eastern Affairs

[ Washington ,] August 26, 1949.

893.6363/8–2349

[978] Memorandum by the Director of the Office of Far Eastern Affairs ( Butterworth ) to the Secretary of State

[ Washington ,] September 7, 1949.

195.2/8–1849

[979] Memorandum of Conversation, by Mr. Robert N. Magill of the Office of Chinese Affairs

[ Washington ,] October 14, 1949.

893.6363/10–1449

[980] The Secretary of State to the Ambassador in the United Kingdom ( Douglas )

Washington , October 19, 1949—7 p. m.

893.6363/6–2849: Telegram

[981] The Consul General at Shanghai ( McConaughy ) to the Secretary of State

Shanghai , October 22, 1949—1 p. m.
[Received October 22—3:22 a. m.]

893.6363/10–2249: Telegram

[982] The Consul General at Shanghai ( McConaughy ) to the Secretary of State

Shanghai , November 14, 1949—3 p. m.
[Received November 14—12:13 p. m.]

893.6363/11–1449: Telegram

[983] Memorandum of Conversation, by Mr. Stephen C. Brown of the Office of Chinese Affairs

[ Washington ,] November 22, 1949.

893.6363/11–2249

[984] Memorandum of Conversation, by Mr. Richard E. Johnson of the Office of Chinese Affairs

[ Washington ,] December 2, 1949.

893.6363/12–249

[985] Memorandum of Conversation, by the Chief of the Petroleum Policy Staff (Eakens)

[ Washington ,] December 7, 1949.

893.6363/12–749

[986] The British Embassy to the Department of State

Washington , 19 December, 1949.

693.569/12–1949

[987] The Consul General at Shanghai ( McConaughy ) to the Secretary of State

Shanghai , December 21, 1949—4 p. m.
[Received December 21—4:29 a. m.]

893.6363/12–2149: Telegram

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