United States economic aid to China
Contents
- I. Enactment of legislation for continuation of aid to China after
expiration of China Aid Act of 19481
(Documents 591-596)
- II. Problems encountered by the United States in furnishing aid to China
under the China Aid Act of 194825
(Documents 597-650)
- III. Urgent requests by the Chinese Government for a program of broad
economic assistance56
(Documents 651-664)
- IV. Mission to the United States of Dr. Kan Chieh-hou to obtain moral
support, financial assistance, and military aid and advice.9
(Documents 665-683)
- For previous correspondence on this subject, see Foreign Relations, 1948, vol. viii, pp. 442 ff.↩
- Continued from Foreign Relations, 1948, vol. viii, pp. 442 ff.↩
- For correspondence regarding the mission to the United States of the Personal Representative of the Acting President of China to obtain moral support, financial assistance, and military aid and advice, see pp. 699 ff.; for correspondence regarding Chinese requests for assistance in connection with currency stabilization and other fiscal matters, see pp. 729 ff., passim. ↩
- For correspondence on urgent requests by the Government of China for a program of broad economic assistance, see pp. 671 ff.; for correspondence regarding Chinese requests for assistance in connection with currency stabilization and other fiscal matters, see pp. 729 ff., passim. ↩