V. K. WELLINGTON KOO PAPERS - LIST OF CORRESPONDENTS
Acheson, Dean Nixon, Richard Milhous Adems, Sherman Paul-Boncour, j[oseph] , Barkley, Alben W. Pell, Herbert C. Benton, William Ravensdale, Mary Irene Curzon, Baroness Bruce, David K. E. Rayburn, Sam Bullitt, William C. Rockefeller, Nelson A. Bulwer-Lytton, Victor Alexander George Roosevelt, Sara Delano (Mrs. James) Bunche, Ralph J. Rusk, Dean Butler, Nicholas Murray Saltonstall, Leverett Cadogan, Alexander George Montagu Shirer, William Lawrence Cecil of Chelwood, Robert Gascoyne- Smith, Margaret Chase Cecil, "Viscount Soong, T. V. Chiang Kai-shek Sparkman, John Chaing, Mayling Soong (Mme. Chiang Stassen, Harold E. Kai-shek) Stettinius, Edward R., Jr. Clark, Grenville Stevenson, Adlai Swing Clemens, Cyril Sulzberger, Arthiir Hays Davis, Malcolm W. Sun, Soong Ching Ling (Mme. Sun Yat-sen) Dewey, Thomas E. Warren, Earl Dirksen, Everett McKinley Watson, Thomas J. Duggan, Stephen P. Wood, Edward Frederick Lindley, 1st Dulles, John Foster Earl of Halifax: Eden, Anthony, Earl of Avon Yeh, George K. C. Eisenhower, Dwight David Eisenhower, Mamie Geneva Doud (Mrs. Dwight David) 1896- Manuscripts: , Farley, James A. Fischer, Louis Churchill, Winston Leonard Spencer Grew, Joseph C. Photograph, Gromyko, Andrei A. Haskell, Henry S. Koo, V.K. Wellington Howard, Roy W. Diaries, ca. 1930 - 1956 Hull, Rose Frances Whitney (Mrs. Cordell) 2 1 5 Johnson, Lyndon Baines Karolyi, [Mihaly], Count Listowel, William Francis Hare, 5th Earl of, Lodge, Henry Cabot, Jr. Luce, Henry R. MacArthur, Douglas McCarran, Pat McCoy, Frank R. MacDonald, Malcolm v' Marshall, George C. Matthew, H. Freeman Mendes-France, [Pierre] Morgenthau, Henry Mountbatten, Louis Francis Albert Victor Nicholas, Lord DIRECTORY
to the
PAPERS AND DIARIES
of
WELLINGTON K00
i 310-M Kent Hall, Columbia University
Prepared by
Lar ry N• L• Sbyu
July 1, 1964 TABLE OF CONTENTS
Catalogued-Correspondence page
Notes of Conversation, 1931 * 2
Pre-1931 Documents 1'
Lytton Commission Documents, 1932-33 3
Notes of Conversation, 1932 • 5
League of Nations Documents, 1931-40 6
French Embassy Documents
Routine, 1932-41 10
International Relations: Mainly with France, 1932-41 12
International Relations: With Other Hat ions and
among Nations, 1933-41 14
Personal Telegrams and Letters, 1932-41 18
Other Topics, 1932-40 19
Chronology of Telegrams, 1932-41 " 20
Speeches, 1932-41 21
Notes of Conversation, 1932-34 22
Notes of Conversation, 1937-40 24
Notes of Conversation(Vichy), 1940-41 39
Notes of Conversation in French, 1940-41 42
English Embassy Documents
Routine, 1941-43 45
International Relations, 1942-46 • 47
Letters, 1942-46 * 49 Tele-vams, 1944-46 50 > The United Nations1; 1944-46 " 51 .: Uashingcton Conference, Aug.2O-Oct.7» lj?44 (Dumbarton Oaks) 52 TABLE OF CONTENTS (cont.)
Notes of Conversation, 1944 - Washington and New York 53
Notes of Conversation, 1945 - Chungking, Washington, San Francisco 54
Documents on the San Francisco Conference, 1945 (April - June) - I 55
Documents on the San Francisco Conference, 1945 (April - June) - II . 58
Documents of Council of Foreign Ministers, 1945 (September - October) , London 60
U« No Preparatory Commission Papers, November 1945 -
January 1946, London 61
Notes of Conversation, 1946, London 63
Telegrams, 1946 - Washington 64
First Session cf the United Nations, 1946 (Jan.-Feb.)I 65
First Session of the United Nations, 1946 (Jan«-Feb.)II 67
United Nations Papers , 1946-1947 68
Speeches, Broadcasts, Embassy Releases, etc., 1946-47 ,
Washington 69
Speaking Engagements , 1946-55 71
Letters,?; and Memoranda, 1946-55, Washington 72
Telegrams, 1947 - U] N. 73
Notes of Compensation, 1947 - Washington and New York 74
Notes of Conversation, 1948 - Washington 77
Speeches, Broadcasts, Embassy Releases, etct> 1948 Washington 80 «
Notes of Conversation, 1949, Washington 82
Speeches, Broadcasts, Embassy Releases, Washington, 1949 84
Telegrams, 1947-1950 - Washington 85 TABLE OF CONTENTS (cont.)
Documents on United States China Policy, 1947-56 Documents Regarding U. S. Aid to China Miscellaneous 87
Confidential Documents , 1947-56, U. S. 88 1# General 2. Inter-State Treaties and Agreements 91 3. Military and Economic Aid 92
Confidential Documents, 1947-56, Washington 95 I. Foreign Ministry and Embassy Affairs 96 L. Personalities 97 Communications with W Confidential Documents, 1943-50 101 Japanese Peace Treaty and Far Eastern Commission Papers, 1947-52; U. N. Papers, 1947-55 102 Notes on Conversation, 1950, Washington 103 Chinese Embassy, 1948-50, Washington, inter- office memoranda 104 Speeches, Broadcasts, Embassy Releases, etc. 1950. Washington 105 Notes of Conversation, 1951, Washington - 106 Speeches, Broadcasts, Embassy Releases, etc., 1951-52, Washington 108 Notes on Conversation, 1952, Washington 109 Notes on Conversation, 1953, Washington 113 Speeches, Broadcasts, Embassy Releases, etc.,1953, Washington 113 Notes of Conversation, 1954, Washington 114 Speeches, Broadc asts, Embassy Releases, etc«, 1954, Washington 116 Notes of Conversation Concerning Offshore. Islands, January 12 - February 1\), 1955 117 Notes of Conversation; 1955, Washington 118 TABLE OF CONTENTS (cont.) Speeches, Broadcasts, Embassy Releases, etc., 1955, Washington 120 Notes of Conversation, 1956, Washington 121 Speeches, Broadcasts, Embassy Releases, 1956 , Washington 122 Diaries 123 J 7 Catalogued Correspondence (r*ee 1 -* --*• Cf?-fth 2 unmimbered boxes Pre-1930 Documents drawer 2-2 1 Sino-British Convention on Tibet 15o6 2 Documents on Tibet 1913-1924 3 Paris Peace Conference 4 Washington Conference 1921-22 Personal reminiscences: 1, Educr.tional period 2, Early Republican period, 3, ;iashin^ton Conference, 1921, 11. 12-1522, 2, black noto—books handwritten copies of telcf*r.?.r.is : ' f Incoming and out{join^ •fcelc&'rr.ns 1919> J--"^-ry 4 5 6 7 " , JulyJ- Aug. 8 ; Bee Vn6- T. ia•"•;:•!;: iiLV.oi^/iyw witrj Jcpaii rur.i j T e on rc.i7ro; c» r->:G;vi-.ioii. ;1: .l;i^::* v orrrol? a ^'. ^"nclii'r^" bffc?ro 19^^ - Xiii.-v/;" ^'cnvccrl ; on pori G Pc-'ie '".ciiffirence, l9"-9 China ! Conference in ^21-1^?^ by 'i, K\: ^j?2Z Peace Conforer.ee (Chineri.- and Pe,-i.ce Coif r-r -• DocYiif.errtn (ctrnie^e) - 19?^ Xerox I "e, Tnid-1920' n (in Chinese) File drawer 1-1 NOTES OF CONVERSATION, 1931 As Foreign Minister • in Nankingo CONVERSATION WITH DATE ''Mr. Wilden, French Minister to China. Nov. 25, 1931 "*Sir Miles Lampson, British Minister to China Nov. 2&, 1931 ^ir Miles Lamp son. Nov. 26, MYtr. Johnson, American Minister to China. Nov. 26 4lro Wilden Nov. 28 •Dr. Trautmann, German Minister to China. Nov. 28 Mtfr. Wilden. Nov. 28 Mr. Wilden. Nov. 30 v/Polish Charge d'Affaires. (No name is given) Nov. 30 « Shigemitsu, Japanese Minister to China. Nov. 30 . Johnsono Dec. 1 . Shigemitsu. Dec. 2 Conversation between Uyemura & Mr. Hsu Mo, Dec. 2 Deputy Foreign Minister. . Shigemitsu. Dec. 3 • Tau t emann. Dec. 4 . Peck, Counsellor to the American Legation in Dec. 13 Nanking. . > \Y\ Lytton Commission Papers., (Interviews) (Folders I to XI) 1932 Lytton Commission Drawer 1-1 Notes of Conversation 1931-32 ~ $0% With various ministers of foreign countries in China, Koo*s conversation 5^3, et% 1931-32 Koofs conversation with Lytton 1932, 3, 15~8, 26. 1933, 2, 2/ 1932? 9, 13. duplicates of above" duplicates of abovej 4 Koofs conversation with governmnnt members 1932, 6, 19~6, 20. 5 " " " . Haas 1932, 3, 6-8, 5- 6 Duplicates of above -$jisN-xyiJL^ /" ^%^ jj^ S » 7 Miscellaneous conversation 1932, 37 28-6, > 1 8 Koo's conversation vrith Japanese 1932, 3, 17-51 29w 0 9 " " " Macoy^ C^uJb^, CTH^ 1932, 3, 19-7, 22 10 " " » Macoy, Claudel & others - ?> 11 " " " Schnee 1932, 9, 1. 10 Lytton Commission 1932 drawer 2-3 1. Minutes of meetings: Commission with Marshal Chang Hsueh-liang 4/12-15/32 Commission with Chinese government members 3/29/32 - 4/1/32 it ii ii ii 6/19-20/32 4/10/32 Meeting of the Commission in Peking 2. Duplicates of above 3. Duplicates of above 4. Commission's correspondences March-August, 1932 5. Minutes of a special meetings of the 3/25/32 Commission 4/20/32 7. Minutes of meeting of Commission with 4/2-15/32 Marshal Chang 8. Minutes of meetings of the Commission with 6/19-20/32 Chinese government members 9. Letters and Memoranda sent to Robert Haas April-August, 1932 10. Telegrams concerning the situation in Jehol July-August, 1932 11. [No longer exists as separate file] 12. WCP Telegrams to Geneva 3/1-29/32 - 13. Koo's Telegrams with WCP 1932-1933 14. Koo's Telegrams (in Chinese; this seems 3/15/32 - 4/12/32 to be a complete set of this period) 15. Telegrams from Peking (in Chinese) 7/16/32 -, 8/5/32 16. Koo's telegrams from the Northeast, (dates not clear) 17.- Telegrams with Chang Ksueh-liang 1932-1933 18. Koo's telegrams with the Commission 1932 19. "Manchukuo" Protocol September, 1932 II Lytton Commission cont, drawer 2-3 20. People's petitions to Chinese Assessor 1932 21. [Transferred to League Papers] 22. Lytton Commission's report 1932 23. Comments on Lytton Report 1932 24. Three unofficial memoranda on solving 1931 - B&Y-1 the crisis of Japanese aggression 25. Official Memoranda regarding Northeast 1931-1932 crisis and the inquiry 26. Government's policy memoranda " 27a Important memoranda regarding various " issues in the Northeast crisis (1) 27b •" " " (2) 28. Speeches and statements 29. List of documents brought to Lisbon in 1941 regarding the Commission papers 30. Lytton's memorandum on General Ma Chan- 1932 san's interview 31. Miscellaneous letters concerning the " Commission's work 32. Heilungkiang Society ? 12. Drawer 2-3,4 League of Nations 1932-40 1 lists of delegates dates - gDY^ 2 Council on Sino-Japenese question 1931 3 Assembly on Sino-Japanese question 1932 4 On Lytton Commission 1932 5 Scelle's memoranda " 6 Shanghaikuan question 1932-1933 7 Paracmay-Bolivia dispute 1932 8 China* appeals on Japanese aggression " 9 Telegrams to ;JC? regarding above " 10 Telegrams from V/CP regarding above " I 11 Memoranda regarding above u 12 Opium question " 13 Miscellaneous 14 On Becker's employment 1933 15 Women's welfare " . 16 Monetary Conference " 17 Dolan's currency plan " / 1 I 18 Telegrams to ^CP on Sino-Japanese question " 19 Telegrams from VJCP on above . " 20 IICLioranda on above " 21a Reduction and Limite.tion of armament 1933-34 21b Documents of above cc- Economic cooperation 1934 13 League of Nations(2) drawer 2-3,4 23 Colombia-Peru dispute 1934 24 Assyrian question " 25 "Manchuria" question: non-recognition and postal , transit 1932-34 s~ &0}i0 26 Documents regarding above " 27 League"of 1934 1934 28 Rules of Procedures of the Assembly 1935 29 Arms embargo " 30 Italy1s aggression on Abysinia 1935-36 31 League of 1935 1935 32 Economic Committee 1936 33 Hygienic Committee " 34 Election of the Judges of the Court " 35 League reform meetings " 36a Documents regarding lea-gue reform:1 1936-37 36b Same as above:2 " 37 League of 1936 1936 37* Application of the principles of the Covenant 38 Disarmament Committee 1937 39 .Opium question • " 40 Chinese personnels in League " '— 2&£ \\ 41 Li Yu-ying's representation " 42 Danzig•Commissioner's case " League of Nations(3) drcwor 2-3,4 43 Hygiene in American states 1937 44 Election of the Judges of the Court " 45 Spanish civil war " 46 Dr. Koever's case . " . 47 Bombing question " 48 Anti-epidernic plan " 49 Telegrams and letters regarding Japan's aggression " 50 Memoranda regarding above " \ 51 Advisory committee meetings " 52a Advisory Committee's reports regarding above(l) " ) 52b Same as above(2) " 52c Same a,s s,bove(3) " 53 Draft resolution " Jww IJ 54 Koo's speeches " 55 Documents of the Council " 56 Documents of the Assembly " 57 Miscellaneous things " 58 List of delegates 1938 59 'Women's Committee . " 60 China1s re-election to the Council " 61 Election of Judges of the Court " 62 League reform " League of Nations(4) drawer 2-3,4 63 Economic Committee 1938 64 Epidemic prevention 65 Japan1s using poison gas 66 League's economic cooperation witli China 67 Flood control in China 68 Bombing question 69 Italy's aggression on Abyssinia '3, 70 Opium question 71 China appeals 72 Sanction on Japan 73 The Council in 1938 74 The League in 1938 75 Koo's speeches 'f 76 List of interviews 77 Spanish volunteer question(?) 1939 78 China's re-elction to the Council 79 Sanction on Japan 80 Election of judges of the Court 81 China, at the League 82 KOO'G speeches 83 Election judges of the Court 1940 J 84 League of 1940 French Embassy drawer 3 Routine, 1932-41 Personnel 1932-36 - BO)C 1937-40 3 Biographies of Koo and others ?4 Interview with Chiang /;&{ -$/u7L(ri* i'tutt ?U>u 1934 5 general matters 1932-41 6 The move of the Chinese Legation to new building 1933-37 7 Chinese national finance 1933-40 f l -8 Embassy accounts and others ac/aa^!^*\ li J*-t C^ 1933 9 1934 10 1935 11 3-936 12 Paris consular revenue 1935-36 13 Embassy acounts and others 1937 14 1938 15 1939 I6g 1940 17 1941 18 Some League acounts 19 Trade matters 1933-39 20 Passports 1933-39 21 Visas 1935-38 22 The false visa, case 1939 23 Overseas studv?nts 1933-40 n French Embassy drawer 3-3 Routine(2) 24 Overseas Chinese 1932-40 25 Information 1932-37 - 80)61*7 26 Yu Pin's information v/ork 1938 27 Information " 28 " " 1939-40 29 War contribution 1936-39 30 A charity society: China Defence League 1938 31 Chinese Communists 32 Press clippings 1937 - 3°fc ^ \ 33 •• " 1938 34 " " .1939 35 " " 1940 36 11 . 11 • 1941 37 Chinese national government: an article 1932 38 China's domestic politics 1932-35 39 " " " 1936-40 40 The battle of Shanghai - 1932 I 41 " " •" tfhanghaikuan/ 1932-33 42 » » « Jehol \ vMMtwn 1C^ * Boy: i^ 43^ " " " Shanghai i 1937 43*b duplicates of above \ I i 44 Sino-Japanese war j 1937 \ 45 " " " I 1938 46 'J " " ^ • 1939-40 *'.'*•--;'• -••• -'vj C French Embassy drawer 3-1 international relations: mainly with Prance //.>) I Sino-French relations 1932-36 o ti »t ti 1937-41 3 Raising legation to Embassy 1933-36 4 French domestic politics 1933-41 5 Decorations to Frenchmen 6 Lists of •s'rench industrialists 7 Convention of Commerce on Vietnam 1933-36 8 The Faracel Is. problem 1933-38 9 The 1895 gold loan problem 1933-38 10 the case of antiques smuggled to Prance 1934 II Citroe*x\ film ca.se it 12 Peking opera performance 1934,1937,1939 13 Sino-French aeria.1 agreement 1935-37 14 Tientsin-Pukow railway loan 15 Chen-yti railway agreement 16 A report on Au^sta Chang 1937 17 Kwangchow-wan incident 1936-37 18 Hukuang loan case 1937 19 Pukow loan case 20 Paris fair 21 Bevenger's treatise 22 Volunteer pilots 1937-38 23 Regarding German advisors 1938 French Embassy drawer 3-1 international relations: ma,inly with France 1932-41 24 Regarding railway material 1938 25 Hunan-Kuangsi railway loan ' " 26 Sino-French Society 1939 27 Cooperation among China, England, and France: foreign aid to China " 28 Kunrning-Suifou railway loan " 29 Treaties and agreements concerning transportation through. Vietnam 30 Munition procurement and shipment 1933-36 31 " " " " 1937 32a. " " " M 1938 - 32b " " " " 1938 33 " w " " 1939-41 34 Wolff's case . 1938-39 35 Chinese labor in World Wa,r I: a report 36 The problem of Vietnera under Japan's pressure 1940 37 A report on French armament 1-940 2.O French Embassy drawer 3-2 international relations: with other nations and among nations 1933-41 / 1 China's foreign policy 2 China's international relations with nations 3 A memorandum on extraterritoriality 4 Copies of some treaties 5 International relations of nations 1933-41 6 Peking Syndicate 1933 7 Sino-Turkish Treaty 1933-34 8 Economy of Turkey 1933 9 Relations with Vetican tf 10 Women's. InternationsJ. Organization 1934 11 Sino-Argentina Treaty it 12 Sino-Lativia Treaty 1936 13 Sino-Lithuania Treaty v 14 "Sino-Ruscian relations": W.H.Chang's memoir * 15 Sino-Russian relations resumed 1932 16 Russia: J.B.Powell's reports 1934 - 17 Sino-Russian relations 1933-39 18 Sino-Russian non-aggression pact 1937 19 International Association of Jouunalists 1935 20 Sino-Japanese relations 1931-40 21 Diplomacy of "Kanohukuo" 1932-39 22 Japan's aggression in the north-east: a report (1937) •2.1 French Embassy drawer 3-2 international relations: with other nations and among nations(2) 23 Russia selling C.E.R. to Japan 1933 24 China retook Shanhaikuan " 2$ Japan's China policy 193^- 26 Kishimoto affairs / " J 27 Two memoranda on T:-nakafs memorandum "' 28 !'Yosemite Conference": Kan Lee report 193^ 29 tieeting of Chinese 4m^asc>a(^-ors 1937 30 China see3^s foreign helpg in war 1937-38 31 . • Japan*.s-.atrocities in war " 32 "Japan's aggression": Eou Heng-chih's article 1938 33 Chen, Kung-po's tour 1937 34 H.II. Kung's tour " 35 Chiang Pei-li's tour 1937-38 36 Sun Fo's tour 1938 37 Procedure of Brusselles Conference 1937 38 Nine-power treaty Conference a.t Brusselles: People's petitions to Chinese delegates " 39 ITine-power Treaty Conference at Brusselles " 40 Foreign mediation "between China and Japan 1933-38 41 Rumors on mediation 1938 42 Treaty "between "Hanking reformed government" and Japan 1938,12,15 French Embassy drawer 3-2 international relations: with other nations and among nations(3) 43 Wang Ching-wei's regime 1939-40 44 Agreement between Wang Ching-wei and Japan 1939il2,3O. 45 News clippings regarding l/ang-Japanese agreement 1940 46 Japan's relations with nations 1932-40 47 Japanese-Russian conflict 4ci IJon-aggreosion Pact between Japan and Russia 1939 49 British foreign policy 1937 50 English currency fund to China 1939 v 51 British-Japanese silver agreement 1940 52 British-Japanese agreement on China*s Customs 193& 53 Japan-Germany relations 1936-40 54 Sino~U.S. relations 1932-40 55 • T.V* Soong's attending Economic Conference 1932-33 56 U.S. embargo 1933, 1940 57 Hu Shin embassador to UIS. 1938 58 U.S. attitude towards Japan 1933-40 " 59 U.S. loan to China 1939 60 Korean national movement 1937 61 Kontreux Conference " 62 International Peace Movement 1936 23 French Embassy drawer 3-2 international relations: with other nations and among nations(4) 63 International peace campaign 1938 64 L*accord de riunich " 65 Mission to Yetican * 1939 66 Tailand 1939-41 67 European war 19.39 68 German-Bo11andish war 1941 69 Olympic frame at Cairo 1938 70 Mission to Portugal and relations with Portugal and Spain 1940 71 New Commonwealth Society(Institute?) 1938-39 72 Commonwealth Conference ' 1937 73 Women's International Lea/rue M 74 A report on navies: Englnd, Germany, and China French Embassy drawer 3-4 Personal telegrams and letters, 1932-41 1 Personal telegrams and letters 1932 2 " " " " 1933 3 " " " " 1934 4 " " •• » 1935 5 !l " " " 1936 Personal telegrams 1937 7 a Personal letters(l) 1937 7b " " (2)- 1937 - 8 Personal telegrams 1938 9a Personal letters 1938 9b » " 1938 10 Persoanl telegrams and letters 1939 " 11 " lf . " . " • 1940 12 Some original telegrams 1940 13 Persoanl telegrams and letters 1941 14 Personal letters(in Chinese) 1933 15 " » » » 1934 16 " » "if I935 17 " » « " 1936 18 " " " " 193T - 19 I! »» " » 1938 20 " " " " 1939 - 21 " " " " 1940 22 oome French letters 23 Letters of Sze French Embassy drawer 4-1 other documents, 1932-40 la Oil project (l) 1921- ~ &G£J$3 "^ lb " « 1936-37 lc * 1937-38 Id " " 1937-38 2 Suoa uollege 1932 3 Preface of Tsao8s "History of ocience" 1934*? 4 China*s economy and society (articles) - ? 5 China Development Finance Corporation 1936 6 Koo's credentials 1936—39 7 tin 1937-38 8 Economic aspect of Sino-Japanese conflict: article * * 1938? 9 Chinese Industrial cooperation - 1938 10 Industrial Facilities Corporation Limited " lla Letters with Hussey regarding above(1) 1938-39 lib " " " " " (2) " " 12 Palen's mine design 1938 13 Lovert*s airship design " 14 Decoration from Vetican 1939 15 fir. Yeh's thesis (in French) 16 Tungsten 1940 French Embassy drawer 4-2 Chronology of telegrams, 1932-41 incoming Outgoing 1932, Sept.-Dec. 1933, Jan.-Apr. Kay-Dec • 1934, Jan. -Hay liay —Dec. 1935, Oct. -Dec. 1936, Feb. -March 1937, July -Dec. 193&» Jan. -June July -Sept. Oct. -Dec. 1939, Jan. -June July -Sept. Oct. -Dec* 1940, Jan, -Kay ~Q>i>f3% "' June -Dec. 1941, Jan. -Apr. July -Dec. Z7 WELLINGTON KOO PAPERS FRENCH AND BRITISH EMBASSIES CHRONOLOGY OF TELEGRAMS, 1932-1941 (OUTGOING) JftCROFILH French Embassy British Embassy Box 39 1932, Sept-Dec. 1933,Jan.-Dec. 1934, June-Dec. - IOCQL. 1937, Jul.-Dec. 1938, Jul.-Dec. Box 40 1939, Jan.-Apr. May-Aug. Sept.-Oct. Nov.-Dec. Box 41 1940, Jan.-March Apr.-May June-Aug. Sept.-Dec. 1941, Jan.-July 1941, June-Dec. 2.? French iiimbassy Speeches 1932-41 Al Speeches 1932 301 *& A2 ii 1933 A3 it 1934 A4 sr 1936 A5 if 1937 A 6 "Pacific and Collective Security" 1937,12,17. A 7a Speeches 1938 A 7b 11 A8 1939 A9 "On Open-door and World Peace" 1939,6,28. A 10 Three more speeches on open door s 1939. All "China and Peace of Pacific" 1940,5,9. A 12 Spe-ch at China Campaign Committee ' 1941,7,7. 2-1 File drawer 1*1 Z NOTES OF CONVERSATIQK, 193V54 As Chinese Ambassador to France & Chieg Delegate to the Nineteen Power |tf*. • Conference, ORIGINAL NO, CONVERSATION WITH DATE fT\ Commandant Rogues. Octo 5, 1932 Madariago, Spanish Delegate. Oct© 10, 1932 '"' 3/33 Lester, Irish Delegate. Jan. 2, 1933 s/ (\)\ 1 Walter E. Edge, American Ambassador to France, Jan. 3, 1933 < 2 Osusky, Czechoslovak Minister to France. Jan* 4, 1933 v 3 Pierre Cot, Secretary General of the French Jan. 5, 1933 ^ Foreign Ministry. l/33 Between Dr. Koo, Dr. Yen & Mr. Hymans, Belgian Jan.15, 1933 " Delegate $faf and fyfi President of the Conference. fi 2/33 Benes, Czechoslovak Foreign ^Sinister. Jan. 24, 1933 ' / jjiy 4 Count Pignatti, Italian Ambassador to France© Jario 26, 1933 v* 5 Durand, French Minister of Commerce. Jan. 26, 1933 " vt 6 Painleve, President of FTench Chamber of Deputies. Jan. 27, 1933- Q, 4/33 Zulueta, Spanish Foreign Minister© Feb© 4, 1933 •' 5/33 Lord Lytton. Feb. 5, 1933 ' 6/33 Litvinoff, Soviet Foreign Commissar. Feb. 6, 1933^ 7 Madariaga, Spanish Delegate. Feb. 6, 1933 * ,» 8 Tewflk Rustre Rey, Turkish Foreign Minister• Feb. 6, 1933 "' 9 Lord Cecil, British Delegate. Feb. 6, 1933 ^ 19 A General Discussion -with the Lytton Mission. Feb. 7, 1933 v 11 Dr. Lange, Norwegian Delegate* Feb. 7, 1933 x ,v 12 Anthony Eden, British Under Foreign Secretary. Feb. J', 1933 *-'' I l% Paul Bancour, French Foreign Minister. March 4, 1933 v ., Lester, Irish Delegate. March 16, 1933 File drawer 1-1 ORIGINAL NO, CONVERSATION WITH DATE S> Norman Davis, Ch&af American Delegate to the April 22, 1933 Disarmament Conference. Bargeton, Vice-Director of Political Affairs April 28, 1933 in the French Foreign Ministry » Sir John Simon, British Foreign Secretary© 17, 1933 K Malcolm MacDonald, British Prime Minister. May 17, 1933 v Alexis Leger, Secretary General of the French July 12, 1933^ Foreigi Ministryo © 16 Laval, Minister of Colonies. Febo 28, 1934^ 17 Alexis Leger* Feb. 19, 1934 """ Representatives of the Ministries of Colonies & March 2, 1934 v Foreign Affairs. Henri Cosme, Sub-Director of the Political Section of the French Foreign Ministryo March 20, 1934" 18 Alexis Legero April 14, 1934- 19 Marshall Petain, (introducing the visiting April 18, 1934 ' General Yang Chieh) 20 Alexis Leger. April 23, 1934v 21 Alexis Leger* May 4, 1934 ^ Barthou, French Foreign Minister* May 11, 1934 ^ Barthou, June 11, 1934 v Alexis Leger. June 11, 1934 •Ml^iH!^ File drawer 1-2 S NOTES OF CQSYERSATICN, 193§-194O (Embassy in France) [Footlocker Warehouse Yellow Tag 16] ORIGINAL NO. CONVERSATION WITH DATE M;n uivy. *pei». \° > i' ? ' Leon Blum, the French ' May 14, 1937v H. L. Schultz & R» Leibensperger. May 14, 1957 v P. Bargeton, Director of Political Affaires, May 15, 1937-^ French Foreign Ministry. Mr. Quo Tai-chi, Chinese Ambassador to Britain. May 21, 1937 Vv P. Bargeton, May 22, 1937 v V' Alexis Leger, Secretary General of the French May 22, 1937 <, Foreign Ministry. Angel Ossorio Y. Gallaardo, Spanish Ambassador to June 26, 1937 ^V France. Jacques Souritz, Soviet Ambassador to France. July 2,.1937w Angel Ossorio Y. Gallaardo. July 8, 1937 >/ Jacques Souritz. July 10, 1937 •-' Yvon Delbos, French Foreign Minister. July 13, 1937 >' Yvon Delbos. July 15, 1937 Yvon Delbos. July 16, 1937 4 Shah Wali Khan, Afghanistan Minister to France. July 15, 1937 - " Francois de Tessain, French Vice-Minister of July 19, 1937 Paul Bargeton. July 24, 1937 •/ William C. Bullitt, American Ambassador to France. July 28, 1937 ^ Yvon Delbos. jSuly 28, 1937 "f Andre Varenne, former Governcr-General of Indo-China» July 30, 1937 ' Jacques Sourits. July 30, 1937 File drawer 1*2 32- ORIGINAL NO. CONVERSATION WITH DATE Yvon Delbos, French Foreign Minister. Aug* 2, 1937 48 Camille Chautemps, French Minister of State & Aug. 6, 1937/ President of the Council. 49 Y. Sugimura, Japanese Ambassador to France. Aug. 6, 1937 v - 60 Alexis Leger, Secretary General of the French Aug. 16, 1937 v , Foreign Ministry. v 61 Y. Sugimura. Aug. 14, 19Z7< 62 Francois de Tessain, Under-Secretary of State. Aug. 19, 1937 (French Vice-Minister for Foreign Affairs) 63 Henri CosmeSub-Director of Asiatic Affairs, Aug.. 19, 1937v French Foreign Ministry. 64 William C. Bullitt, American Ambassador to France. Aug. 23, 1937 v 65 Alexis Leger. ' ( Aug. 23, 1937 * 66 Camille Chautemps. Aug. 21, 1937 vV 67 Yvon Delbos. Aug. 25, 1937-v 68 Shah Wali Khan, Afganistan Minister to France. Aug. 28, 1957 69 Yvon Delbos. Sept. 2, 1937 70 Jules Lukasiemcz, Polish Ambassador. Sept. 3, 1937 >- 71 Joseph Avenol, Secretary (General of the Sept. 10, 1937 ' ' League of Nations. 72 Yvon Delbos. Sept. 10, 1937 - 73 Litvinoff, Soviet Foreign Commissar. Sept. 10, 1937>/ « 74 Litvinoff. Sept. 11, 1937 "' 75 Henri Vigier, of the League of Nations Secretariat. Sept. 15, 1937'. 76 Juan Negrin, Spanish Prime Minister. Sept. 16, 1937 •• •> v 77 Loland Harrison, American Minister to Switzerland. Sept. 16, 1937 Notes of a Meeting with Anthony Eden, Delbos & Sept. 16 •• Joseph Avenol. 78 Yvon Delbos. Sept. 21, 1937 <•» 79 Hopenot, Sub-Director of Asiatic Affairs, Oct. 12A 1937 French Foreign Ministry. 33 File drawer 1.2 ORIGINAL NO. CONVERSATION WITH DATE 80 Yvon Delbos, French Foreign Minister. Oct. 15, 1937 ^ 81 Ediwin Wilson, American Charge d'Affaires. Oct. 19, 1937 v v 82 Alexis Leger, Secretary General of the French Oct. 18, 1937 "'•- Foreign Ministry. 83 Yvon Delbos. Oct. 20, 1937 V v 84 Camilla Chautemps, French Minister of State. Oct. 22, 1937-V 84? Jacques Souritz, Soviet Ambassador to France. Oct. 27, 1957vv 85 Albert Sarraut, Minister of State without Portfolio. Oct. 26, 1937 v 86 William C. Bullitt, American Ambassador to France. Oct. 23, 1937v V 87 Norman Davis, American Delegate to the Brussels Oct. 28, 1937- Conference. 88 Alexis Leger. Oct. 30, 1937 ,/ 89 Norman Davis* Oct. 6, 1937 v 90 Malcolm MacDonald, British Delegate to the Octo 6, 1957" 'v Brussels Conference. 91 Aldrovandi-Marescotti, Italian Delegate* Oct. 3, 1937 v/ v 92 Yvon Delbos. Oct. 2, 1937 •-'• 93 Stanley Hornbeck, American Delegate. Nov. 4, 1937-V 94 Litvinoff, Soviet Foreign Commissar. Oct. 9, 1937v • 95 Litvinoff. Oct. 7, 1937 V 96 Litvinoff. Bov. 4, 1937v•**' v 97 Norman Davis* Novo 10, 1937^" 98 Yvon Delbos. Nov. 10, 1937< 99 100 Aldrovandi-Maroscotti. Nov. 15, 1937 < 101 L* Aubert, Norwegian Delegate to the Novo 15, 1937 102 Henrik de Kaufftnan, Danish Delegate. Nov. 15, 1937 // 103 Hopenot, Sub-Director of Asiatic Section of Nov. 15, 1937-*- th© French Foreign Ministry. File ORIGINAL NO, CONVERSATION WITH DATE 104 Norman Davis, American Delegate to Brus3el3 Conf< Nov. 15 1937 105 Norman Da-vis • Nov. 17, 1937 ^ 106 Henrik de Kauffman, Danish Delegate. Nov. 17, 1937v 107 Stanley Hornbeck, American Delegate« Nov. 17, 1937 108 Yvon Delbos* French Foreign Minister. Nov. 20, 1937 109 Malcolm MacDonald, British Delegate* etc. Nov. 22, 1937 v- 110 Paul Spaak, President of the Brussels Nov. 22, 1937 v Nine-Power Conference. 111 Malcolm MacDonald, etc* Nov. 20, 1937 V r 112 Norman Davis. Nov. 26, 1937 * 113 Stanley Hombeck. Nov. 25, 1937 ' 114 Leon Blum, French Premier. Nov. 30, 1937 vX 115 Alexis Leger, Secretary General of the French Nov. 27, 1937-/ l Foreign Ministry. 116 Camilla Chautemps, French Minister of State. Nov. 27, 1937 , 117 Norman Davis. Dec. 2, 1937 118 119 Alexis Leger. Dec. 3, 193? *- 120 Alexis Leger. Dec. 14, 1937. 121 Alexis Leger. Dec. 21, 1937- 122 Yvon Delbos. (Mr. Chen Kung-po was present) Dec. 23, 1937 v 123 Yvon Delbos. Dec. 30, 1937" " 124 125 Alexis Leger. Jan. 10, 1938 ' * 126 Alexis Leger. Jan. 19, 1938- 127 Massigli, Director of Political Section, Jan. 24, 19® v French Foreign Ministry. 123 Anthony Eden, British Foreign Minister. Jan. 26, 1938 129 Jacques Souritz, Soviet Ambassador to France. Jan. 26, 1938 - v FXto drawer 1-2 ORIGINAL NO. CONVERSATION WITH DATE. £v; v 130 Henri Spaak, Belgian Delegate. Jan. 26, 1938 V'V' 131 W. J. Jordan, New Zealand Representative. Jan. 26, 1938 \sv 132 M. V. Munters, Latirian Representative. Jan. 26, 1938 V t 133 Litvinoff, Soviet Foreign Commissar. Jan. 29, 1938 v'v 134 Alexis Leger, Secretary General of Foreign Ministry. Feb. 7, 1938 v' ~ 135 William C. Bullitt, American Ambassador to France. Feb. 21, 1938 vV 136 George Padoux. (?) Feb. 23, 1938 v 137 Alexis Leger. March. 24, 1938 v 138 An audience given by the French President Lebrun March 16, 1938 • to Mr. Sun Fo accompanied by Dr. Xoo. 139 Marius Moutet, Minister of Colonies (French). ' March 21, 1938 Sun Fo was present. 140 Paul-Boncour, new French Foreign Ministert March 25, 1938 141 Walter Stucke, Swiss Minister to France. March 29, 1938 ) 142 Pierre Mandes-France, French Under-Secretary of March 30, 1938 Finance. 143 Francois Pietri, former French Minister of Marine. March 23, 1938 144 Count Kerchove de Denterghem, the Belgian Mnister April 1, 1938 . to France. 145 J. Anthoine. (?) April 2, 1938 146 Georges Bonnet, new French Foreign Minister. April 21, 1938 • 147 Georges Mandel, French Minister of Colonies. April 24, 1938 v 148 Georges Bonnet. May 3, 1938 . 149 Jacques Souritz, Soviet Ambassador to France. May 5, 1938 •- 151 Litvinoff. May 9. 1938 v 152 Alexis Leger. May 5, 1938 v 153 Lord Halifax, British Foreign Minister© May 14, 1938 v 154 Georges Bonnet. (Three interviews together) May 9, 12, 18, 1938 File drawer 1-2 ORIGINAL NO. COSVERSAT ION WITH DATE- 155 156 Constantin Cesiano, Rumanian Minister to France* May 18, 1938 ^v 157 Constantin Cesiano* May 24, 1938 158 Georges Handel, French Minister of Colonies* May 21, 1938 vv 159 G. B. G. Hull, representing Marsinan & Co* of June 1, 1938 - Hong Kong and Manila* 160 Georges Bonnet, French Foreign Minister* June 3,' 1938 Vv 161 Alfesis Leger, Secretary General of French June 2, 1933' Foreign Ministry* 162 Edouard Daladier, Frenoh War Minister & Premier* June 3, 1938% 163 General Decamp, Chief of French General Staff, June 2, 1938 '• 164 Paul Reynaud, French Minister of Justice* June 2, 1938 165 Le Tellier, Belgian Ambassador to France* June 3, 1938 166 Georges Bonnet* June 10, 1938 ' 167 Leon Arohimbaud, President of Sino-French Group June 16, 1938 in the French Chamber of Deputies* 168 Alexis Leger. June 15, 1938 169 Alexis Leger* June 22, 1938V 170 G* M* (stands for Georges Mandel). June 29, 1938 171 Alexis Leger. June 28, 1938 172 Leon Archimbaud* June 30, 1938• 1 173 The Nuncio, Representative of the Vatican* June 30, 1938 174 Georges Bonnet* July 6, 1938* 175 Marius Moutet* July 6, 1938 176 Henry Morgenthau, U*S# Secretary of the Treasury* July 26, 1938 s • 177 Raymond Patenotre, French Minister of Economyo July 28, 1938- - 178 Jacques Souiltz, Soviet Ambassador to France* Aug* 3, 1933 - 179 Georges Bonnet* Augo 5, 1938^ 180 William C* BuLIitt, American Ambassador to France* Aug. 5, 1938^- 37 File drawer 1-2 ORIGINAL NO. CONVERSAIICN WITH DATE 181 Rene Massigli, Director of Political Section, Aug. 1^,1938 ' <• Frenoh Foreign Ministry. 182 Alexis Leger, Secretary Generel of the French Sept. 7,1938 . Foreign Ministry. 183 R. A. Butler, British Under-Secretary for Foreign Sept. 12, 1938 Affairs. 184 N. Petresco-Coronene, Rumanian Minister of Foreign Sept..12, 1938 v Affairs. 185 Paul-Boncour, Acting First Delegate of the Frenoh Sept. 12, 1938 Delegation to the Brussels Conference* 186 Joseph Avenol, Secretary General of the League of Sept, 13, 1938 Nations. 187 Litvinoff, Soviet Foreign Commissar. Sept. 12, 1938 188 Sandier, Swedish Foreign Minister. Sept, 13, 1938 189 W. J. Jordon, New Zealand Delegate to the Council. Sept. 13, 1938 190 Paul-Boncour, French Foreign Minister. Sept. 13, 1938 191 R. A. Butler. Sept. 14, 1938 192 R. Ju Butler. Sept. 16, 1938 193 Litvinoff. Sept. 16, 1938 194 Priino Villa Michel, Mexican Delegate. Sept. 15, 1928 195 Joseph Avenol. Septo 16, 1938 196 V. Munters, Latvian Foreign Minister. Sept. 16, 1938 197 H. Schmidt, of the League of Nations Secretariat. Sept, 16, 1938 198 R. A. Butler. Sept. 19, 1938 199 R. A. Butler* Sept. 24, 19S8 v 200 R. A. Butler. Sept. 27, 1938 201 Joseph Avenol • Sept. 27, 1938' 202 Butler, Paul-Boncour, & Avenol. Sept. 26, 1933 ^ 203 Litvinoff* Sept. 26, 1938 A 204 Litvinoff & Paul»Boncour. Sept. 27, 1938*- 205 Carl J. Hanbro, President of the Norwegian Septo 28, Parliament. 3? File drawer 1*2 ORIGINAL NO, CONVERSATION WITH DATE 206 Litvinoff, Soviet Foreign Commissar. Sept. 30, 1938 v' 207 Audi'net, Representative of the Aeroplane Octo 5, 1938^ Manufacturers. 208 Alexis Leger, Secretary General of the French Oct. 7, 1938 * Foreign Ministry. 209 Maspero, President of the Banque Industrielle Oct. 11, 1933 de Chine# 210 Georges Bonnet, French Foreign Minister. Oct. 17, 1938 211 Edwin C. Wilson, American Charge d'Affaires. Oct. 19, 1938 212 M, (stands for Georges Mandel?) Oct. 20, 1938 213 Jacques Souritz, Soviet Ambassador to France. Oct. 20, 1938 *' 214 G.M. (Georges Mandel) & General B. (?) Oct. 22, 1938. v 215 Li Yuen-ying. Oct. 24, 1938 216 Alexis Leger. Oct. 23, 1938 217 Li Yuen-ying. Oct. 26, 1938 218 G.M* (Georges Maadel) Oct. 27, 1938 ' 219 Li Yuen-ying. Oct. 29, 1938 - 220 Leon Archimbaud, President of Sino-French Group Nov. 3, 1938 ^ in the French Chamber of Deputies. 221 Georges Bonnet. Nov. 4, 1938 - 222 Georges Bonnet. Nov. 10, 1938 •/ 223 Hugh Wilson, American Charge d•Affaires. Nov. 15, 1938 v 224 Alexis Leger. Nov, 17, 1938 v 225 G.M, (Georges Man del) Nov. 22, 1938 "' 226 G.M. Nov. 26, 1938 227 Alexis Leger. Nov. 29, 1938 - v 228 R. Guariglia, Italian Ambassador. Dec. 6, 1938 229 R. Guariglia. Dec. 17, 1938 -V v 230 Alexis Loger. Dec. 16, 1938- V v 231 Kareiso Bassols, ThQ Mexican Minister. Deo. 12, 1938 39 File drawer 1-2 ORIGINAL NO. CONVERSATION WITH DATE a 232 Const antin Ceaiano, Rumanian Minister. Dec. 20, 1938 ' 233 Jacques Souritz, Soviet Ambassador to France. Dec. 29, 1938* 234 A. Baffeleuf, President of the Chamber of Commerce Jan. 3, 1939 at Haiphong in In do-China. 235 Jacques Souritz. Jan. 11, 1939 s 236 J. Loudon, The Dutch Minister to France. Jaa • 5, 1939 • 237 Jacques Sourity. Jan. 11, 1939 238 239 Georges Bonnet, French Foreign Minister. Jan. 12, 1939 240 Henri Cosme, new French Ambassador to China. Jan. 12, 1939 241 242 243 Alexis Leger, Secretary General of the French Jan. 27, 1939 Foreign Ministry. Dr. P.W. Kuo's Report on the Negotiation with Jan. 30. 1939 the Industrial Facilities Ltd. and the British Government's Departments relating to the grant of export credit tt> China. 244 Tataresco, new Rumanian Ambassador to France. Feb. 3, 1939v 245 William C. Bullitt, American Ambassador to Francei Feb. 16, 1939' 246 Chauvel, Sub-Director of Asiatic Affairs, Feb. 16, 1939 French Foreign Ministry. 247 Andre Bussy, Director of the Bank Franco-Chinoise. Feb. 17, 1939 248 Georges Bonnet. Feb. 20, 1939 249 Alexis Leger. March 3, 1939 250 Chauvel. March 3, 1939•/v 251 William C. Bullitt. March 6, 1939V The Following Four Interviews wore held in Rome when Dr. Koo went for a visit. ) 252 Count Ci&no, Italian Foreign Minister. March 14, 1939 ^V 253 William Philips, American Ambassador to Italy. . March 13, 1939K 254 An Audience with the Pope Pius XII at the Vatican. March 13, 1939v v 255 Cardinal Magi one, Secretary of Stato at the Vatican. March 13, 1939 v ORIGINAL NO. CONVERSATION WITH DATE 256 257 Alexis Leger, Secretary General of Foreign Ministry. March 29, 1939/ 258 Denys, Represent at ive of the China Finance Cooperation* April 1, ^ 259 260 KLiraas, Lithuanian Minister to France© April 4, l£39 261 Vanier, Canadiaa Minister to France. April 6, 1939 262 Alexis Leger. April 13, 1939 263 N. Balabanov, the Bulgarian Minister. April 14, 1939 264 Williaia C. Bullittf American Ambassador to France. April 18. 1939 265 Jacques Souritz, Soviet Ambassador to Franco. April 19, 1939 266 Paul Raynaud, French Finance Minister. April 20, 1939 267 G.M. (Georges Mandel) April 22, 1939 268 Denys & Li Yuan-ying. April 24, 1939 269 Georges Mandel, April 28, 1939 270 Alexis Leger. May 2, 1939V 271 N» Balabanov. May 3, 1939 272 Antonio Quevedo, Minister of Equator. May 6, 1939' 273 Georges Bonnet, French Foreign Minister. May 10, 1939 274 N. Bassols, Mexican Minister to France. May 11, 1939 275 Politis, Greek Minister to France. May 13, 1939 276 H. J. Tiinperley, China Correspondent of May 15, 1939. "Manchester Guardian". 277 L. Dolivet, Secretary General of the Sino-French May 16, 1939' Group in the French Chamber of Deputies. 278 Lord Halifax, British Foreign Minister. May 2^i, 1939 279 Georges Bonnet© May 22, 1939 280 Maisky, Soviet Representative. May 23, 1939 281 Charveriat, of the Juridical Section of the May 24, 1939 French Foreign Ministry. drawer 1-2 V ORIGINAL NO. CONVERSATION WITH DATE • 282 Maisky, Soviet Representative* May 24, 1939 v 283 Georges Mandel, French Minister of Colonies. June 1, 1939v 284 M. Denis; M* Palewski; M. Rueff; June 1, 1939 V of the French Finaace Ministry* 285 Guy Menaat, Secretary General of the Parliamentary (June 2, 1939 Group for China in the Chamber of Deputies* 286 Georges Mandel* June 6, .1939 287 Paul Reynaud, French Minister of Finance* June 6, 1939 288 Vargas, Charge dfAffaires of Chile. June 16, 1939 289 Edwin Wilson, American Charge d•Affaires* June 16, 1939 290 Alexis Leger, Secretary General of the French June 21, Foreign Ministry* 291 Georges Bonnet, French Foreign Minister* June 23, 1939 292 Georges Handel* June 26, 1939 293 Sir Alexander Cadogan & Ambassador Quo Tai-chi, June 29, 1939 294 Tartaresco, Rumanian Ambassador to France* June 30, 1939 295 Georges Bonnet* June 30, 1939 296 Georges Bonnet* July 5, 1939 297 Carter, Director of the Institute of Pacific July 8, 1939- Relations* 298 Joseph Caillaux, President of the French July 9, 1939' Senate Cojomission of Finance. 299 Bassols, Mexican Minister to Franco* July 11, 1939 200 Alexis Leger* July 27, 1939. 301 William C* Bullitt, American Ambassador to France* July 25, 1939 302 Matthews, Financial Counselor of the American July 28, 1939 v Embassy in France* 503 Picot, Counselor of the French Embassy in China* July 27, 1939 304 Frangulis, Secretary General of the Diplomatic July 27, 1939 Acadorny in France. 305 Jacques Souritz, Soviet Ambassador to France* July 29, 1939 drawer 1-2 ORIGINAL NO. CONVERSATION WITH ' DATE 306 Georges Mendel, French Minister of Colonies. Aug. 2, 1939 "V 307 Matthews, First Secretary & Financial Counsellor Aug. 3, 1939 * of the American Embassy. 308 William C. Bullitt, American Ambassador to France. Aug. 11, 1939 309 P. B. Nukara, Siamese Minister to France. Aug. 16, 1939 v 310 William C. Bullitt. Sept. 1, 1939 > 311 Behic Erkin, Turkish Minister to France. Sept. 4, 1939 ; 312 Jacques Souritz, Soviet Ambassador to France. Sept. 7, 1939 , 313 Georges Mandel, Sept. 6, 1939 . 314 Alexis Leger# Secretary General of the French Sept. 6, 1939 Foreign Ministry. 315 Georges Mandsl. Sept. 8, 1939 „ 316 Alexis Leger. Sept. 7, 1939 - 317 William C. Bullitt. Sept. 14, 1939- 318 Jean Chauvel, Sub-Director of Asiatic Dept. of Sept. 15, 1939 the French Foreign Ministry. 319 Franasovici, Rumanian Minister to France. Sept. 15, 1939 320 Alexis Leger. Sept. 16, 1939 v 321 Ambassador Quo Tai-chi (a telephone conversation). Sept. 18, 1939' 322 Muzahim Amin Al Pachachi, Iraqui Minister to France, Sept. 19, 1939 323 Champetier do Ribes, French Under-Secretary of Sept. 21, 1939 v State for Foreign Affairs. 324 Alexis Leger. Sept. 23, 1939 ' 325 Jean Chauvel. Sepb. 23, 1939 ' 326 Champetier de Ribes. Sept. 25, 1939 - 327 Jonkhear J. Loudon, The Netherlands Minister Sept. 25, 1939 , to France. 328 Bohic Erkin. Sept. 26, 1939 '" 329 Muzahim Arn^Ji Al Pachaohi. Septo 27, 1939 ' 330 Georg&s 2&aidel. Sept. 27, 1939 * *v,< draper X»2 OKI GINAL NO. CONVERSATION YJITH DATE 331 Champetier de Ribes, tthder-Secretary of State Sept* 27, 1939 vi for Foreign Affairs* 332 Franasxovici, Rumanian Ambassador to France* Sept. 28, 1939- v 333 P. B. Nukara, Siamese Minister to France. Sept. 28, 1939^ " 334 Jacques Souritz, Soviet Ambassador to France* Oct. 3, 1939 > 335 Georges Mandel, French Minister of Colonies* Oct. 11, 1939 ^ 336 Sir Eric Phipps, British Ambassador to France* Oct. 15, 1939. ,. 337 H. A* Bernhoft, new Danish Minister to France. Oct. 20, 1939 358 Jonkheer J* Loudon, The Netherlands Minister to Oct. 24, 1939 * France* 339 Souza-Dantas, Brazilian Ambassador to France* Oct. 26, 1939 • 340 Jules Lukawiewicz, Polish Ambassador to France* Nov. 8. 1939 ^ 341 H. A. Bernhoffc. Nov. 8, 1939 342 Alexis Leger, Secretary General of French Nov. 9, 1939 , Foreign Ministry. 343 Sir Ronald Hugh Campbell, new British Ambassador Nov* 23, 1939 * to France. 344 Alexis Leger. Deo* 5, 1939 345 Jean Chauvel, Director of the Asiatic Section Dec. 5, 1939 v at the French Foreign Ministry* 346 Robert D. Murphy, Counsellor of the American Dec. 6, 1939 J Embassy in France. 347 Sir Ronald Hugh Campbell* Dec* 5, 1939 *• 348 Nicolas Politis, Greek Minister to France* Dec. 30, 1939 , 349 Francois, of the Banque Franco-Chinoise* Jan. 16, 1940 ^ 350 Francois, & Baudrier, of the Banque de Paris. Jan* 20, 1940v ^ 351 William C. Bullitt, American Ambassador to France, Jan. 26, 1940*/V 352 Alexis Leger* Jan. 27, 1940 v 353 Colin Bain-Marais, Minister of tho Union of Feb. 3, 1940 N/V South Africa* 354 Georges Mandel, B Minister of Colonies* Fob* 7, 1940 v 44 drawer 1*2 ORIGINAL NO. COHVERSATION WITH DATE 355 Champetier de Ribes, French Vioe-Foreign Minister* Feb. 9, 1940 356 Dr. Rajchman. Feb. 9, 1940 ' 357 Champetier de Ribes. March 5, 1940 358 Jean Chauvel, Director of the Asiatic Section of March 12, 1940 y" French Foreign Ministry. 359 Paul Reynaud, French Premier & Foreign Minister* April 1, 1940-'• 360 Alexis Leger, Secretary General of the French April 1, 1940-' Foreign Ministry. 361 Behic Erkin, Turkish Ambassador to France. April 16, 1940 v'~ 362 Georges Mandel, French Minister of Colonies. April 17, 1940 * * 363 Jean Chauvel. April 23, 1940" " 364 Camille Chautemps, Vice-president of Council. April 23, 1940V 365 Georges ^bnnet, French Minister of Blockade. April 23, 1940""* M 366 Edouard Herriot, President of the $ Chamber of Deputies. April 19, 1940 367 Jean Chauvel. May 1, 1940^ 368 William C» Bullitt, American Ambassador to France* May 3, 1940vi 369 Pierre Metaacas, Greek Minister to France. May 3, 1940- " 370 Luis I. Rodriguez, Mexican Minister to France. May 3, 1940 ^ " 371 Georges Padoux. May 7, 1940%/* 372 Georges Padoux. May 9, 1940- ' 373 William C. Bullitt. May 17, 1940"- 374 Edouward Daladier, French Premier. May 28, 1940 l/* 375 Jean Chauvel. May 28, 1940^ v 376 Pierre Metaxas. May 30, 1940v 377 Luis I. Rodriguez. May 31, 1940"" Vtlm ORIGIUJSJu HO, CONVERSATION WITH DATE 578 Louis Rollin, French Minister of Colonies* June 4, 1940 '" 379 Dr. Rajchmaa, Polish Delegate to the Inter-Allied June 6, 1940^ Purcnasing Commission. 580 Jonkhear J. Loudon, Dutch Minister to France. June 8, 1940v*' 381 Baudoin, Under-Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. June 10, 1940 382 Charles Roux, Secretary General of the French Ministry June 15, 1940 of Foreign Affairs. • • 383 Biddle, American Ambassador to Poland. June 16, 1940 '* 384 Baudoin. June 18, 1940'* 385 Georges Mendel. June 18, 1940 v^ 386 Charveriat, Director of Political Section of the June 19, 1940'" Frencn Foreign Ministry. 387 General Buhrer. June 19, 1940v 388 Etche Ona, Portuguese Minister to France. June 19, 1940"' 389 Dr. Salazar, Prime Minister & Foreign Minister June 27, 1940* - of Portugal. (Dr. Koo was in Lisbon) 390 Pell, American Minister to Portugal • (At Lisbon) July 2, 1940 ' * 391 Dr. Salazar. (it Lisbon) July 3, 1940 A 392 Dr© Sampaio, Portuguese Secretary-General of July 3, 1940 v/v Foreign Affairs. (In Lisbon) 393 Dr. J. C. da Matt a. Rector of University of Lisbon July 3, 1940^' and former Portuguese Foreign Minister. (In Lisbon) 394 Dr* Sam$aio. July 5, 1940 v\ 395 Dr. Oswald Baron Hoyningen-Huene, the German July 5, 1940 Minister to Fortugal • With a list of interviews from 1936 to 1940 in alphabetical order. ( (Joy.tf^ File drawer l~* J ORIGINAL NO. CONVERSATION WITH DATE 396 Lemery, Minister of Colonies* July 26, 1940 ' \ 397 Marshal Petain, Chief of the French State. July 26, •'\ • 398 de Tellier, Belgian Ambassador to France. 1940? u . 399 J. J. Loudon, Dutch Minister to France* July 20, 1940- 400 Ochoa, Portuguese Minister to France. July 1940^ \ • 401 Baudoin, French Foreign Minister. * July 22, 1940- 402 Chauvel, Jean Director of Asiatic Affairs at the July 22, 1940- French Foreign Ministry* 403 Chauvel. July 28, 1940- 404 Murphy, American Charge d'Affaires. July 29, 1940 . 405 Paul Ban do in. August 6, 1940- 406 Murphy. August 6, 1940, 407 Lemery. August 6, 1940 408 Paul Baudoin. August 10, 1940- 409 Lemery* August 16, 1940 410 Murphy. August 17, 1940, 411 Paul Baudoin. August 17, 1940 412 M. M. (M. Mandel?) August 19, 1940 413 Pierre La-val, French Vice-Premier. August 21, 1940, 414 Paul Baudoin. August 23, 1940 415 Lemery. August 27, 1940 416 Paul Baudoin. August 30, 1940^ 417 Charles Roux, Secretary General of French Foreign Sept. 3, 1940- Ministry. 418 Leinery. Sept.4, 194CK 419 Baudoin* Sept.5, 1940. 420 V.(?) Sept. 7, 1940- 421 Charles Roux. Sept.8, 1940 "' U2 v ORIGINAL NO. CONVERSATION WITH DATE 422 Paul Baudoin, French Foreign Minister* Sept.ll, 1940 "' 423 Rear-Admiral Platon, Secretary of State for Colonies. Sept.13, 1940 * 424 Charles Roux, Secretary General of French Foreign Sept.14, 1940* Ministry. 425 Charles Roux, Sepb.21, 1940" 426 Paul Baudoin. Sept.23, 1940* 427 Rear~Admiral Platon. Sept.25, 1940 v 428 Matthews, American Charge d'Affaires at Vichy. Sept.25, 1940 • 429 Charles Roux. Oct.7, 1940 >• 430 Charles Roux. Oct. 15, 1940* 431 Jeen Chauvel, Director of Asiatic Affairs in Oct.15, 1940' French Foreign Ministry. 432 ) 43S Rear-Admiral Platon. Oct.25, 1940 v 434 Ivanoff, Soviet Charge d»Affaires at Vichy. • Oct.27, 1940" 435 Ivanoff. Oct.31, 1940' 436 General Eehic Erkin, Turkish Ambassador to France. Nov.2, 1940 t 437 Dinu Hiott, ne-w Rumanian Minister to France. Nov.7, 1940 „ 438 Rochat, Director of Political Section of French Nov.14, 1940> Foreign Ministry. 439 Dinu Hiott. Nov.15, 1940 - 440 Rochat. . Nov. 18, 1940 , 441 Bogomolov, new Soviet Charge d'Affaires. Nov.20, 1940v 442 Rochat. Nov.30, 1940, 443 Bogomoloff. Dec.4, 1940 - 444 Jeen Chauvel. Dec.4, 1940- 445 Murphy, American Charge dfAffaires. Dec.14, 1940v 446 Pierre Flan din, new French Foreign Minister* Jan. 8, 1941 ' 447 Admiral Platon. Jan. 9, 1941' ORIGINAL NO. CONVERSATION WITH DATE 448 Rochat, Director of Political Section of French Jan. 22, 19411' " Foreign Ministry. 449 Beauverger, new Chief of Protocol of the French Jan.20, 1941-' Foreign Ministry. 450 Admiral William Leahy, new American Ambassador. Jan. 22, 1941"" 451 Admiral William Leahy. . Feb. 28, 1941-"' 452 Admiral Darlan, Vice-Premier, Minister of Foreign March 2, 1941-V Affairs, the Interior & the Marine. 453 General Francisco J. Aguilar, Mexican Minister to March 3, 1941^ France. 454 Bogomolov, Soviet Charge dfAffaires. March 10,1941' '"' 455 Valerio Valeri, the Papal Nuncio. March 11, 1941* v 456 General Francisco Aguilar. March 12, 1941- * 457 Jean Chauvel, Director of Asiatic Affairs in March 12, 1941 .. French Foreign. Ministry* 458 Edouard Herriot, Speaker of the French Chsmber of March 18, 1941 -' Deputies. 459 Bogomolov. March 21, 1941 v 460 Rochat. March 31, 1941- - 461 Jean Chauvel. April 1, 19411 - 462 Rochat. April 9, 1941- v 463 Bogomolov. April 12, 1941 " 464 Marshal Petain, French President at Vichy. April 15, 1941 v 465 Behic Erkinj Turkish Ambassador. April 15, 1941 w 466 Admiral Darlan. April 16, 1941 - 467 Bogomolov. April 16, 1941 V File drawer 1«»2 NOTES OF CCNVERSAH-CRT IN FRENCH, 1940-41 I. M. R. 6u8ng(YiTang Hsiao-hsi)fs interviews -with the officials of French Foreign Ministry. ORIGINAL NO. CONVERSATION WITH DATE 1 Chauvel, of the Asiatic Section, French Foreign Ministry. Aug.31, 1940 2 Chauvel• Sept.10, 1940 3 Gassouin. Sept.11, 1940 4 Chauvel• Sept.13, 1940- 5 Clauzel. Sepfc.14, 1940 6 Gassouin. Sept.15, 1940 7 Chauvel« Sept.18, 1940 8 Chauvel. Sept.21, 1940 9 Clauzel. Sept,23, 1940 10 Clauzel. Sept*25, 1940 11 Chauvel. Oct.8, 1940 12 Gassouin. Oct.12, 1940 13 Gassouin. Oct.13, 1940 14 Chauvel. Oct.30, 1940 15 Chauvel. Oct.31, 1940 16 Gassou^tin. Nov.4, 1940 17 Gassouin. Nov.12, 1940 18 Chauvel. Nov.12, 1940 19 Gassouin. Nov. 27, 1940^ 20 Gassouin. Nov.27, 1940- 21 Chauvel • Nov.28, 1940• 22 Gassouin. Dec.3, 1940 * 23 Chauvel. Dec.16, 1940' 24 Ostrorog. Dec.28, 1940 25 Ostrorog. Dee.30, 1940, so File drawer 1-2 ORIGINAL NO. CONVERSATION WITH DATE V 26 Chauvel. Jan.8f 1941 V 27 Ostrorog. Jan.12, 1941 / 28 Chauvel. Jan.15, 1941 29 Chauvel • Jan. 18, 1941 Ostrorog. Jan.18, 1941 Chauvel• Jan.24, 1941 Chauvel. Jan.29, 1941 Ostrorog. Jan.29, 1941 Chauvel• Jan.31, 1941 Chauvel • Feb.6, 1941 OstDDrog. Feb.6, 1941 Ostrorog. Feb.8, 1941 Ostrorog. Feb.lO, 1941 Ostrorog. • Feb. 15, 1941 Gassouin. Feb.20, 194r Ostrorog. Feb.25, 1941 Chauvel. Feb.27, 1941 Gassouin. Feb.28, 1941 Ostrorog. Jfoirch 1, 1941 Chauvel • March 10, 1941" Chauvel • March 14, 1941 March 22, 1941 Ostrorog. t j , ,, II* M. Scie-Ton-Fa(Hsieh Tung-fa)*s interviews French Foreign Ministry Officials. ORIGINAL NO. CONVERSATION WITH DATE 51 Chauvel• July 16, 1940 52 Bussy. July 16, 1940 53 G. Joseph. July 16, 1940 < • File drawer 1*2 6 ORIGINAL KO. CONVERSATION WITH DATE 54 Chauvelo July 17, 1940 ' 55 Chauvel. July 26, 1940 * 56 Chan vel • July 31, 1940 57 Fatou. August 13, 1940 58 Chew vel. August 17, 1940 III. Telegrams from Chinese Dafense Ministry regarding military situation in China, Sept.-Dec», 1940. ' ' ."V , - IV. Memoranda} ( ]/ " lf'b ^ 1« Pierre Laval fs Statement, Nov. 1, 1940» -••'-.• 2m U.S. State Department Radio Bulletin, No.149, June 22, 1940* 52. . English Embassy Drawer 4-4 routine I94I-46 1 Appointment of Koo to England 1941 2 Personnel 1941-46 3 Biographies of Koo and others 4 Koo's visit to China. 1943 1943 5 General liatters 1941-46 6 Embassy accounts 1941-46 v/ 7 Chinese students in England 1942-46 8 • Overseas Chinese 9 Visa and passport 10a Trade matters It M 10b CRRA 1945-46 11 Chinese seamen questions 1942-46 12 Regarding China*s finance II tt — 13 China.*s domestic politics It tf 14 China1s news weekly: reports on domestic scene and viar situation 1944,4,27-8,10 15 CCP 1944-46 16 War contributions 1942-46 17 a Info mat ion (1) 1942-43 17b Information^2) 1944-46 f 18 Regard in 19 Munition procurement and shipment 1942-45 20 Sino-Japanese war reports »» »t 21 Press clippings 1942-43 Embassy: routine(2) drawer 4-4 22 An article onDr, Sun Yat-sen's London incident: "Lord Salisbury and the Chinese Legation" 23 ' Chen Fei-ta's criticism on "China*s Destiny" 1943 24 An article oxi trends in Australia 1943 25 Telegraph code^= 1942-46 26a Personal telegrams, • 1941-42 26b » " 1943 26c » " 1944 26d " " 1945 26 e » » 1946 27 Koo's speechies and rnensa^es a 1941—46(dates not clear) b July, 1941 - Peb, 1942 c Ilarcii, 1942 - July, 1942 d July, 1943 - Feb, 1946 28 Weekly summary of English nevispaper conmen-ts 1942-43 I English ."Embassy Drawer 4-3 ' International relations 1942-46 1 ' Community of ITations Protocol (Chinese draft) 1942 2 UN Washington Declaration 1942 3 Opium question 1940-44 4 China's representation on League's Opium Board 1942 5 Leaue of Hations liquidation 1945-46 6 Allied activities: political front 1941-45 7 Pacific War Council (l),(2) 1942 8 Regarding war crimes 1942-46 9 Regarding enemy property and reparation 1942-46 10 International relations among nations - I94I-46 " .-&0fi Sh '" 11 China's international relations vith nations other than England, France, UiJA, and. Russia ' 1941-46 12a Sino-Sritish relations # 1941-43 12b fI " " 1944-46 13 England's domestic politics 1942-4-6 14 British Parliamentary mission to China 1942-43 15 Chinese mission to England 1943-44 V>^^> 16 Regarding T.V. Soong's visits to England - 1942-45 ... - ££>£®>f ' 17 Regarding liadane Chiang's visit to USA and 3ng- 1943-44 18 rJang Shih-chieh's visit to England I945 19 India N 1942-4T 20 Tibet 1942-45 ) 21 British loati 1942-44 £"5 English I&nbassy Drawer 4-3 •international relations 1942-46(2) 22 . Peking Syndicate Credit 1945 23a Sino-British new treaty(l) 1942-43 23b Siuo-British new treaty(2) 1942-44 24 England giving warships to China , 1944—45- 25 Dr. Sun Yat-sen's memorial statue 1946 26 Sino- U.S. relations 1941-46 27 U.S. loan 1941-42 28 Sino-U.S. treaty 1942 29 Sino-U.S. treaty I946 30 ' Sino-French relations • I94I-45 ( • 31 Sino-RuGsian relations 1941-46 32 Treaties with Australia and Brazil 1942 33 Sino-Dutch treaty 1942-43 34 Air force aid to China ~by Poland and Iloland 1942 35 Japan's relations with nations 1941-45 36 China's delegates for conferences or visits 1944-46 37 Kuc i Yun-ch » ing * s mission to Germany 1946 38 Diplomatic corps in London 39 Burma.-Yunnan road . 1941 40 Communication between India and China, 1943 41 Pacific war situation 1941-45 42 European War situation 1941-44 £" 43 Austro-Kew Zealand agreement 1944 Sic English Embassy Drawer 4-3 International relations 1942-46(3) 44 ' Peace treaty with Italy 194-6 45 Comments on Banoor Unitas1 monetary plan 1943 46 Kedioal situation in China 1942 47 I.F.R. conference: a draft memorandum 1942 48 An article on British Commonwealth 49 ^ns -e^T Commonwealth 1945 ' 50 British documents': a Government of Burma Act 1935 b Snfrlish defence act 1939 c British foreign service reforri 1943 d Statistics on UK v>ar efforts 1944 Englisli linibassy Drawer 5-1t2 Personal letters 1942-46 Personal letters 1941 1942, Jr.ri.-Jun Oct. lTov. Dec. Letters in Chinese 1941-42 Personal letters 1^4::, (Ho,dates) January , 10 Jan.-Feb. 11 12 April 13 Apr.-Kay - 14 Kay-J^ne 15 Sept.-Get. 16 Oct.-Eov. 17 Dec. 18 Letters in Chinese #/s 20 Feb. -££)C 21 IJar. 2.2 English Embassy Drawer 5-1?2 Personal Letters 1942-46(2) 23 Per sonal letter 1944» Hay-June 24 ti ii July 25 t! it Aug. 26 II ti Spet. 27 f! II Oct. 28 it ii Nov. 29 •1 ft ITov.-Dec. 30 r-cemeirts 1944 31 11 (1) 1945 32 ;i (2) J! 33 Per so2*:al letter 1945, Jan. 34 ii I! ' Jan.--Feb. 35 36 ii Apr.-4; ay 37 June July 39 Aug. 40 Sept. 41 Oct. . • Bot ^7 42 II ov. 43 1946 English Embassy Drawer 5~2 Duplicates 1 . Telegrams from WCP Jan.-June, 1945 - 30% G$ 2 Telegrams to WCP Jan., I946 3 " " " Feb., I946 4 Telegrams to various government -departments Hay, 1946 5 " " " " " June, I946 6 " " » " » July-Aug.,1946 7 Telegrams to consulates July-Aug., IQ46 8 Draft-duplicates of telegrams a 1943 b 1944 c 1945(1),(2) e fe^ "• d 1946 The United Ifations Drawer 5-3 1944-46 1 U.S.A. 'on the... internationl organisation 1944 - 2 Llemorando, on the international- organisation M 3a Telegramn regarding the oiv;ani zati on {'%' -/"£• ^"~ *''^ •: •> " 3b " " " tf (others) 1943-46 4 Frepara/tion for UK ; clcC^ 1944 5 Comments on UH " 6 UIJ site surveyed fl 7 International Peace Association Agreement fI ~ B^ «( 8 Regarding: preparatory commission 1945—4^ 8a Preparatory commission meeting /i-ll^S^ 1945 ? Dsc. -I.9463 Jan. 8b Duplicates of above 6c Drafts of above 9 Report of the preparatory commission 1945 10a Executive committee of UIT ^re-oaratory commission 1945 -Aug.-]:ov. - 10b Duplicates ox above 10c Drafts and duplicates of above lla UiTRRA 1945 lib UiJRRA 1947 12 Regarding security council 1945-46 12a First meeting of security council- 1946, Jan.-Feb. 12b Duplicates of above 12c Drafts and deplicc-.ierj of above 13 Economic and social council 1944-46 The United Nations Drawer 5-3 1944-46(2) 14a ' Telegrams froin ijCP regarding general assembly 1945>Dec.-1946,Jan, 14b Telegrams to WOP regarding GA ^h^V 1946, Jan.-liar. 15 Telegrams regarding GA 1946, Jan. 16a Telegrar.ro regarding GA " 1946,'Peb. 16b Drafts of a.bove 17 Report of the first meeting of UK I946 " BojC1?^ ^ 18 GA: Iranian question 1946, Jan, 19 International court e/xid. election of fudges 1945-46 20 Hefugese committee 1946 21 Atonic committee 194-5-46 22 Military staff coamittee 1945,Dec.-1946,Jan. 23 Application for position in the UI'O secretary M File drawer -10 -~4- WASHINGTON CONFERENCE CM INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION / Dumbarton Oak s,''•• Aug. 2Q-0ct. 7,1944 £ \ - . --•--. -...... '.A HO. CONTENTS DAIE 1 Memoranda & Minutes of Meetings. Sept.29-0ct.7, 1944 Z Miscellaneous Correspondence regarding the 1944 Dumbarton Oaks Conference. V 3 Memoranda & Notes of Conversation. * 1944 v 4 Memoranda & Reports of Chinese Delegation. 1944 Proposal of Chinese Delegation. Memoranda — Miscellaneous. 1944 File drawer 1-3 ! ; A N ••} v NOTES OF CONVERSATION 1944-^946- ( '/)*J ,.i { - [From San Francisco Warehouse Yellow Tag No. 15] ORIGINAL NO. CONVERSATION WITH DATE PLACE Stettinius, Ifcider Secretary of State. Aug. 29Wl( State Dept* ftj Urn WwiHlrhT^tnn flnnm£Lji t^Uj'.» «jU. v2/44 Cordell Hull, Secretary of State, Aug. 29 State Dept. ^3/44 Sir Alexander Cadogan, First British Aug. 30 British I&nbassy. Delegate to the Washington Security Conference. y'4/44 Dr. Stanley Horabecic Sept. 5 2139,Wyoming Ave. Washington D.C. 5/44 Joseph Grew, American Delegate. Sept. 8 The Shoreham,Y/ash* Jam®3 Reston. Sept. 11 N. Y. J 6/44 Beckinridge Long, Special Assistant to ths Secretary of State. Sept. 15 State Dept. 7/44 Dr. Korabecjc. Sept. 15 2840,Woodland Dr. Wash. N' 8/44 Dr. S*K* Horabeck. Sept* 24 The Shoreham Hotel. A conversation between: Sept. 2,7 The Shoreh&m Hotel, Dr. Koo, Mr. Liu Chieh, & Stettinius, Grerw, and Alger Hiss, Executive Secretary of the U.S.Delegation. ' 9/44 Joseph Grew. Sept <, 28 The Shoreham Hotel. Sir A. Cadogen. Sept . 29 The Shoreham Hotel. H/44 Joseph Crew. Sept . 29 The Shoreham* Pasvolsky, Assistant to the Sept . 29 Dumbarton Oaks. Secretary of State. 13/44 President F.D# Soosevelt. Oct. 3 The Yftiite House. J 14/44 H.H. Oct. 10 The White House. ^15/44 Admiral L. (Leahy) Oct. 10 The White Hou3e. J V^6/44 Lord Halifax. Oct. 13 British Embassy* A Draft Memoran&iia, dated October, 1944, in New York. (elf WHO drawor 1-3 NOTES OF CONVERSATION, *-g»fr-1945 ORIGINAL NO. CONVERSATION WITH U ••» • w D^TE PLACE , British Foreign Secretary. Feb.20,1945 Foreign Office, London. M. Alfred Poninski, Polish Anibassador. March 9 Chi&lingL Admiral L. (Leahy) April 11 White House. Leo Pasvolsky, Assistant to the Secretary April 9 State Dept. of State. *V 7/45 M. Gromyko, Soviet Ambassador & Delegate April 29 Hotel St. Francis. to the San Francisco Conference. ^8/45 Lord Cranborae, BritLEh Delegate to the 5 Hotel Mark Hopkins, Sen Francisco Conference. ^9/45 Harold E. Stassen. May 18 n K. V. Novikov, Soviet Delegate. May 21 Veterans Bldg. *v'' 11/45 Benjamin Gerig, U.S. Delegate. May 21 Mark Hopkins Hotel* Lord Crenbome. May 19 n 11 n Tom Connally, Senator. Me&r 26 Fairmont Hotel* ^ 14/45 Arshad Al-Omari, Foreign Minister of Iraq. ISay 26 Hotel i&rk Hopkins. Arthur Yanderberg, Senator. May 26 James Dunn, Assistant Secretary of State. May 29 Fairiaont Hotel. ^i17/45 Wilheslra Morgenstierne, Head of the Norwegian Delegation. May 29 Mark Hopkins© vV 18/45 James Dunn. May SO Fairmont Hotel. VJ19/45 Herbert Evatt, Australieii Minister for June 22 Iferk Hopkins• External Affairs. W 80/45 E. F. Stenton, Far Eastern Division of June 22 Mo*k Hopkins. the State Department. File drawer DOCUMENTS CM SAN FRANCISCO CON FERMCB,V 1945 [Metal Chest, Warehouse Yellow Tag No. 15] FILE NO. CONTENT" DATE 1 ' Correspondence with the State Department. March - June, 1945, 2 Various Corsespondence. April - June, 1945. 3 Coordination Committee Papers. May - June, 1945* 4 Records of Chinese Delegates Meetings. April - June, 1945. 5 Committee 3, Enforcement Arrangements. May, 1945. 6 Committee 3, Baf or cement Arrangements, (continued) May - June, 1945. 7a Executive Committee. May - June. 19£g. 7b Executive Committee* (continued) April - June, 1945. 8 Minutes of the Four Ministers1 Meetings. May - June, 1945 9 Government Instructions. 10 Preparatory Commission. June - July, 1945. 11 International Court. April, 1954. Notes of Conversation & Interviews. (Se© the list) Notes of Conversation & Interviews (continued) Korea Question. Labor Question. Membership, Amendment & Secretariat. May - June, 1945. Memoranda by Chinese Delegation. 1945 Memorunda by other Governments. 1944 - 1945. Minutes of Sub-Committees. Minutes of Delegates Meetings. Minute3 arid Notices of Executive Coirmittee. May, 1945. - Minutes of Five-Power Meetings. June 16-19, 1945, Mi, scell aneoua < file drawer FILE NO. CONTENT DATE 24 News - telegrams from London Chinese Embassy* April - June 25 Opium Problem. . 26 Proposals by Other Governments. May 27 Press Office. 28 Summary & Memoranda of -the Conference on Int ernati onal Organi z ati on» April - June 29 Organization of Chinese Delegation. 30 Pres3 Cuttings. 31 Reference Documents. 32a Regional Arrangement. May 32b Regional Arrangement (continued). May - June 33 Reference Documents. 34 Reports in Chinese. May 35 Miscellaneous. 36 Speeches by Dr. Koo. May - June 37a Steering Committee. May - June 37b Steering Committee (continued). April - May 38 Structure & Procedure. May - June Committee 1, 39 Committee 1, Structure & Procedure (continued). May - June 40 Telegram Instructions from Chungking. March - June 41 Telegramsreceived. April - June 42 Tele gramsjdis patched. April - June 43a Telegrams to Chungking. April - June 43b n « 43o 43d Memoreaida — Trusteeship Committee (Com. 4) May « Jime, 1945 Miscellaneous. (ol file drawer FILE NO. CCEITMT DATE 46 May 'l 47 Amendments* 1* May 48 Chinese Amendment; s. May 49 Committee*s adopted articles* 50 Delegation Assignment & Allocation. June 51 Communist Problem in China• May - June 52a Coordination Committee. May 52b Coordination Corjmittee (continued). Feb. - March 53a Telegrams to Chungking. March 53b Letters from Chungking. Feb. • Marca 53c Letters from Chungking (continued). 54 Press Cuttings. (Allied War Aims). 55 Miscellaneous. May - June 56 Conference Journals. May -June 57 Conference Journals (continued). May 58 Plenary • 59 Comments at Inter-American Conference. 60 Committee 4, Regional Arrangements. May 61 Notes & Memoranda in Chinese. Fit** drmrer fflff-EKN AT-ICM.-ORGAN3-ZAIKM, AFREL-K&T, 1045. • , [Metal Chest NO.16J Warehouse Yellow Tag 11] FILE NO. ' CONTENTS DATE - \ 127 Comments & Proposed Amendments concerning the Dumbarton Oaks Proposals. May 7, 1945. 128 VerbatiEi Minutes of Plenary Session. • April 25 - May 9, 1945* 1/ a 129 Commission I, General Provisions: > $0 Committee 1, Preamble, Purposes & Principles* May 16 - June 16, 1945, Committee 2, Membership, Amendment & Secretariat. May 17 - June 24, 1945. 130 Commission II, General Assembly! - Committee 1, Structure & Procedure. May 6 - June 19, 1945. / Committee 2, Political & Security Functions, May 5 - June 21, 1945* Committee 3, Economic & Social Cooperation* May 5 - June 15, 1945. Committee 4, Trusteeship System. May 6 - June 19, 1945* 131 Commission IV, Judicial Organizations Committee 1, International Court of Justice. May 5 - June 12, 1945. Committee 2, Legal Problems. May 6 - June 23, 1945. 132 Verbatim Minutes of Plenary Session April 26 - May 2, 1945. 133 Memoranda & Documents — General. April - June, 1945. - 134 Commission I, Committee 1,— Summary Reports. May - June, 1945. - 135 Commission I, Committee 1 -? Other Documents. May - June, 1945. 136 Commission I: Committee 2 — Summary Reports. May- June, 1945. 137 * « w w — Other Documents. May - June, 1945. 138 Cojffinission II: Committee 1 — Summary Reports. May, 1945. 139 w n n w — Other Documents. May - June, 1945* "140 Commission II: Committee 2 -- Sianmary Reports. May - June, 1945 drmitr FILE NO. CONTENTS DATE 141 Commission IIj Committee 2 — Other Dociuaents. May - June, 1945. 142 n tt Committee 3 — Summary Reports. May - June, 1945. 143 n tt w w „«. Other Documents. May - June, 1945. - 144 11 n Committee 4 — Summary Reports. May - June, 1945. 145 « « n n <--. Other Documents. May - June, 1945. 146 Commission Ills Committee 1 -— Summary Reports. May - June, 1945. 147 n it — Other Documents. 148 11 w Committee 2 — Summary Reports. 149 it tt « w — Other Documents. 150 11 n Committee 3 — Summary Reports. 151 n « tt « — Other Documents. 152 tt w Committee 4 — Summary Reports. 153 tt « tt n — Other Documents. 154 Commission IVs Committee 1 Summary Reports. 155 tt tt tt **« Other Documaits. 156 n " Committee 2 Summary Reports. 157 tt « « w Other Documents. Doe uwicr/shr Oti'CL f c I) 10 File drawer s DOCUMENTS OF COUNCIL OP FOREIGN MINISTERS September-October, 1945 NO. CONTENTS DATE 1 Summary Records — Meetings of Deputies. Sept.12 - SO 2 Summary Records of the First Conference of Sept.11 - Oct.2 Council of Foreign Ministers.. 3 Memoranda & Papers on Japan. 4 Memoranda & Data Papers on Rumania, Bulgaria, & Finland. Memoranda on Withdrawal of Allied Troops from Persia. Memoranda & Data Papers on International Sept.12 - 22 Inland Waterways. 7 Memoranda & Data Papers on Austria. Sept.22 28 8 Memoranda on Italy, I. Sept. 2 6 Oct.12 9 Memoranda on Italy, II. Sept.12 26 10 Memoranda on Repatriation of Soviet Nationals. Sept.13 25 11 Memoranda on Control and Administration of Sept.13 28 Germany. 7/ File drawer 6 3 - U >H'_PREPARATORY COMMISSION PAPERS, 1945-1946 [Motel Chest No. 16; Warehouse Yellow Tag 11] FILE NO. CONTENTS DATE 95 Journal of Preparatory Commission, 2nd Session. Nov.24 - Dec.28,1945. 96 Reports of Steering Committee. Nov.26 - Jan.9,1946. 1945 97 1) Cumulative List of Documents of Preparatory Commission. Nov.12,1945 - Jan.3,1946. 2) Documents of: Co-ordination & Drafting Committee. Nov«>20 - Dec.22, 1945. Administrative Committee* Nov.14 - 25, 1945. Interim Committee on Headquarters. Dec.28, 1945. 98 Technical Advisory Committee on Information. Dec. 1-22, 1945. 99 Committee I, General Assembly. Nov.14 - Dec.22, 1945. 100 101 Committee III, Economic & Social Council. Nov.27 - Dec.17, 1945. 102 103 Committee V, Legal Questions. Nov. 9 - Dec. 17, 1945. 104 Committee VI, Administrative & Budgetary. Nov.26 - Jfti.ll, 1946. 1945 ££M 105 Committee VII, League of Nations Committee. Nov. - Dec, 1945. 106 Ccmmi'ttee VIII, General Questions. Nov. - Dec, 1945 107 Documents & Memos regarding Files. Nov* - Dec, 1945. 108 Miscellaneous Literature (Handbooks, etc.) 109 Digest of Worl d Press Comment on the Sept. 7, 1945 - First General Assembly of the United Nations. Jan. 11, 1946. 110 111 HE Summary Records of Executive Committee • August - Dec, 1945. USa Summary Records of Sub-Committees 1,2,3,4,5. Sept. - Oct., 1945. 113b " « « n « 6,7,8,9,10. 114a Executive Committee: Memoranda and other Documents. Oct.10 - Nov.19, 1945. 114b Aug.16 - Oct.10, 1945. File drawer 115 Committee I, General Assembly. Oct.19 - Nov.14, 1945. 116 117 Committee III, Economic & Social Council* Sept.l - Oct. 15, 1945. 118 119 Committee V, Court & Legal Problems. Sept.l- Oct.5, 1945. 120 Committee VI, Secretariat. Sept.3 - Oct.18, 1945. 121 Committee VII, Financial Arrangements. Sept.25 - Oct.12, 1945. 122 123 124 Committee X, General. Sept.l - Oct.11, 1945. 125 Administrative & Revisions. Aug.11 - Oct.31, 1945. 126 Charter of the United Nations. 1945. Telegrams regarding International Health July - Dec, 1945. Organization. Correspondence regarding General Assembly Sept.,1945 - Feb.,1946e of the Preparatory Coinmission. Remark^ of Dr. Yuen-li Liang regarding the Australian Proposal at Committee 5. Nov. 29, 1945. Reports of Chinese Delegation regarding the Work of Sub-Comirdttees. 1945. Correspondence regarding Executive Committee of the Preparatory Corfiffiission. 1945. Of- PUNARM $tJ£/O#J 73 drawor 1*3 NOTES OF CONVERSATION, 1946 ( ,'j a.iU*,A-r* [Footlocker no.5j Warehouse Yellow Tag 20] NO. CONVERSATION WITH DATE PLACE James Byrc&es, July 8, 1946 State Dept. U.S. Secretary of State V v/2/46 William Clayton, July 19, 1946 State Dept Assistant Secretary of State (Economic Affairs). vv3/46 Alberto Tarchiani, July 19, 1946 Italian Ambassador to U.S.A. Ludwig Klein?;achter, July 22, 1946 Chinese Embassy Austrian Minister to U.S.A.. Admiral William D. Leahy July 25, 1946 White House General John Hilldring, August 2, 1946 State Dept« Assistant Secretary of State James Byrnes, Dec* 14, 1946 Waldorf-Astoria, Secretary of State New York, ' / Dr. Lenning Sv/eet, Jan. 15, 1946 Chinese Chancery Program Director of United Service to China. 77 3 File drawer <&*S£ TELEGRAMS1, 1946 (Classified) iwVoiW^-U$ -Si v (,'Jrti.L^U.\ v [Footlocker; Warehouse Yellow Tag 17] NO. CQNEBNTS DATE 1/46 Personnel. July 1946-Jan.l947 2/46 Reservation for Transportation. 1946 3/46 Social. 1946 4/46 Chinese Students in U.S. 1946 5/46 Transmittal of Messages. 1946-47 6/46 U. S. Laws and Regulations. 1946 7/46 F.A.0. (Food & Agriculture Organization) 1946 8/46 U.N. Far Eastern Commission. 1946 9/46 U.N. Far Eastern Commission, (regarding Reparations). 1946 10/46 International Conference. 1946 11/46 International Relations. 1946 12/46 Monetary & Finance. 1946 13/46 U.N.R.R,A. & C.B.R.R.A. 1946 14/46 Overseas Chinese. " 1946 15/46 Passport & Visa. 1946 16/46 News Release. 1946 17/46 Outgoing. 1946 18/46 Military. 1946 19/46 General Imforcaation. 1946 20/46 Information regarding the Communists. 1946 21/46 Government Purchase. 1946 Conmerce. 194o 23/46 General Affairs. 1946 24/46 Conmiunication. 1946 25/46 Accounting. 1946 26/46 Miscellaneous. 1946 27/46 Personal. ' 1946 File drawer 10 - 2 15 FIBST SESSION OF THE UNITED NATIONS Jaauary - February, 1946 — *j[ [Metal Chest No.16; Warehouse Yellow Tag 11] FILE NO, CONTENTS DATE 71 Handbook: 1st Session of the General Assembly. Jan. 10, 1946. 72 Journal of the General Assembly. Jan.ll - Feb.15, 1946. 73 Memoranda of the General Assembly. Jan. - Feb., 1946 74 Drafts and Summary Records of the Jan .12 - Feb.14, 1946. Political & Security Committee. 75 Drafts end Summary Records of the Jan.12 - 30, 1946. Economic & Financial Committee. 76 Drafts end Summary Records of the Jan.12 - Feb.12, 1946. Social, Humanitarian & Cultural Committee. 77 Drafts and Summary Records of the Jan. - Feb., 1946 Trusteeship Coramittee. 78 79 Drafts end Summary Records of the Jan.10 - Feb.9, 1946. Legal Committee. 80 Drafts and Summary Records of ihe Feb.4 - 15, 1946. Permanent Headquarters Committee. 81 Summary Records of the General Committee. Jan.10 - Feb.10, 1946. 82 Credential Committee, (missing) 83 Committee on General Questions, (missing) 84 Summary Records of -the Jan.31 - Feb.4, 1946. League of Nations Committee. 85 Journal of Economic & Social Council. Jan.25 - Feb.15, 1946. 86 Military Staff Coniinittee. (missing) 87 88 Trusteeship Council, (missing) 89 Technical Advisory Council on Information, (missing) 90 Digest of World Press Comment on the Jan.9 - Feb.14, 1946. First Session of General Assembly. r. s. File drawer 10-2 91 Daily Digest of World Broadcast. Jan.19- 30, 1946. - 92 Miscellaneous Documents. Jan.14 - Feb.2, 1946. 93 Correspondence with General Assembly. 94 Information Concerning Chinese Delegates. " f: File driver 10-2 77 FIRST SESSION OF THE UNITED NATIONS January-February, 1946 ~*jf ORIGINAL NO. CCHTHSTS A Memoranda & Summary Reports — General Assembly. A/BUR Memoranda & Agenda — General Committee, ' A/SITE Summary Reports — Permanent Headquarters Committee. A/C.I Summary Reports —- 1st Committee: Political & Security Questions* A/c.2 Memoranda & Summary Reports — 2nd Committee: Economic & Financial Questions. A/c.3 Summary Reports & Memoranda — 3rd Committees Social, Humanitarien & Cultural Questions. J A/C.4 Summary Reports — 4th Committee: Trusteeship Committee* OftW A/C.5 Memoranda & Summary Reports — 5th Committee: Administrative & Budgetary Questions. A/c.6 Memoranda & Summary Reports — 6th Committee: Legal Questions JM Summary Reports — League of Nations Committee. EC Programme of Meetings — Executive Circulars. ~6 7 film d-smxsr 10 • 2 UNITED NATIdlS PAPERS, 1946-47 [Metal Chest; Yellow Tag IS] NO* CONTENTS DATE 1 General Assembly Report. Sept.-Oct.,1947 A Incoming Telegrams — General. 1946 D Incoming Telegrams — Chinese Delegation Personnel. 1946 V Incoming Telegrsns -- U.N. Elections. 1946 s Incoming Telegrams — Documents. 1946 R.I Outgoing Telegrams — Reports of Chinese Delegation. 1946 R.2 n n n it n 1946 R.3 tt n tt tt n 1946 G Outgoing Telegrams — General. 1946 B.104 International Trade Organization. 1947-49 Journal, 3rd Session, II. April,1949 U.N. Specific Subjects? Balkans Problem. 1947-48 The Status of Chinese & Indians in South Africa* 1946-47 Korean Question. 1947 Dutch East Indies. 1947 - Manchuriaa Question. 1947 Mongolian & Shinkiang Incidents. 1947 Foreign Loans to China — Telegrams. 1947 Foreign Loan, to China — Documents. 1947 Burmese Complaint regarding Chinese Nationalist 1953 Troops in Her Territory. Miscellaneous Telegrams 1946-47 File- drawer 8 - 1, 2, 3, 4 SPEECHES, BROADCASTS, EMBASSY RELEASES, ETC., 1946^66- ( i tj a, (Embassy in U. S. )^. DATE CONTENTS y July 24,1946 Press Conference at Twin Oaks. got July 31,1946 Speech at National Press Club. August 14,1946 Press Release — Statement on Policy of Chinese Government. August 22,1946 Press Release — Transmitting Nanking Information Dept. News. Sept. 1,1946 Speech at American Legion, "Wheeling, W. Virginia. • Sept.27,1936 Speech at China Institute in New York. Oct. 3, 1946 Speech at American Legion, San Francisco. Oct.10,1946 Speech at the Meeting of United Service to China, New York. Oct.20, 1946 Broadcast at NBC Studio for United Nations Week. Oct.28, 1946 Speech at U.N. Gengral Assembly. Nov. 11, 1946 Speech at Foreign Press Association^ New York. Nov.12, 1946 Speech at National Foreign Trade Council, Hew York. Nov. 14, 1946 Speech at a Banquet in Honor of Indian Prime Minister Nehru, Hotel Pierre, New York. Nov. 22, 1946 Speech at American Standards Association* New York* Nov. 89, 1946 Interview at Washington D.C. Dec. 6, 1946 Speech at Biennial Convention of the Federal Council of Churches, Seattle, Washington. Dec.19, 1946 Speech at Dinner in Tribute to Dr. John Ra Mott at Roosevelt Hotel, New York. File drawer 8 - 1, 2, 3, 4 DAIB CONTENTS Jan. 1, 1947 Ambassador's New Year Message. Jan. 9, 1947 Speech at 'Report from the World' Forum, Cleveland. Jan.21, 1947 Speech at a Meeting of the United Service to China, Junction City, Kansas. Feb.18, 1947 Speech at China-America Council of Commerce & Industry, New York. Feb.24, 1947 Speech at the Convocation of Rollins College, Florida. March 7, 1947 Press Release & Citation at Twin Oaks. MarchlO, 1947 Press Release, MarchlS, 1947 Speech at University of Virginia. April 19, 1947 Speech at American Academy of Political Science, Philadelphia. April 24, 1947 Speech at American Society of International Law, Washington. May 20, 1947 Speech at a Meeting of the United Service to China, Boston. Juno 7, 1947 Broadcast at NBC. • - 3°"£ ){% June 30,1947 Press Release — Trans-Pacific Radiophone Service. July 11,1947 Press Release -• General Wede^eyers* Mission. August 1, 1947 Press Release — Japan Peace Conference. Sept. 19, 1947 Speech for United Nations Week at Tarrytovm, N.Y, Oct. 28, 1947 Embassy Statement — On Korea. Oct. SO, 1947 Broadcast at ABC — On Korea. Nov. 8, 1947 Embassy Statement — On Question of Admission of New Members to U. N. Nov. 10, 1947 Remarks made at Committee I of U. N. — On Yeto. Nov. 11, 1947 Speech at Foreign Press Association, N.Y. Nov. 25, 1947 Speech at American Bureau of Medical Aid to China, N.Y. Nov. 27, 1947 Thanksgiving Broadcast at CBS, Nov. 29, 1947 Speech at Grinnell College, Iowa. Dec. 4, 1947 Citations to U.S. Officials to China. Dec. 12, 1947 Speech at Dallas Women's Club. Dec. 24.5 1947 Broadcast — U. N. Gexieral Assembly. Dec. SO, 1947 Broadcast in Chinese — United Kationa. - -/c) - File drawer 8 - 1, 2, 3 SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS, 1946 - 55 DATE CONTENTS 1946-1955 Speaking Engagement Accepted & Declined. 14 paper folders. Additional Copies of Press Release, Broadcasts, Etc, File drawer 9-2 22. LETTERS & MEMORANDA, 1946-55 (Sabassy in*"t)* S* A* ORIGINAL NO* CONTENTS DATE B Letters -- Overseas Chinese Affairs. 1952-54 C Letters — Congratulation* 1950-56 D Letters — Recommendation & Introduction* 1950-56 E Letters — Ordinary* 1951-56 F Letters — Communication mth Senators & Congressmen. 1951-56 G Letters — Miscellaaeous* 1951-56 H Letters & Memoranda — American Public Opinion on 1953-56 Aid to China* I Letters — Official, 1952-56 J Letters — Invitations* 1952-55 K Letters —» Request for Favour* 1951-56 L Letters — Request for Audience* 1953-54 M Letters — Welcome* 1952-53 Letters — Reports* 1953 Memoranda of the Office of Comaercial Counsellor* 1950-56 I, II, III. Inter-Office Memoranda — 7 folders* 1946-56 Letters — regarding the so-called Anti-Communist 1954 Crean Associates* Letters — Correspondence handled by Minister 1953-55 Chen Chih-mai* (2 folders) Letters — Correspondence handled by Samuel 1955-56 C. H. Ling. 6 File drawer j (o-l TELEGRAMS, 1947 (Classified) (Concerning U.N.) [Footloekerj Y/arehouse Yellow Tag 17] NO. CONTENTS DATE l/47 Order of General Assembly Meetings, U.3J Sept ••Nov., 1947 2/47 General Assembly Documents. 1947 3/47 Memoranda (Chinese News Agency). 1947 4/47 U.N, Brusteeship. n 5/47 Dutch East Indies. 6/47 Voting at U."N. 7/47 Greece. . 8/47 Palestine. 9/47 Veto. 10/47 Admission of New Members. ' H/47 Delegation Affairs. 12/47 Miscellaneous (incoming). 13/47 Miscellaneous (Outgoing). 14/47 Reports. (1-30) v i *- C -7 15/47 Reports. (50-56). 16/47 Reports on General Feng Yu-hsiang. 1946-48 io^y Birthday Gift for Generalissimo Chiang. 1947 ^ 17/47 Telegrams to President Chiang. July, 1946-Ho-v.l 947 18/47 Telegrams to Waichiaopu. (N0.6OI-EQO) July,1946-April,1947 19/47 Telegrams to Waichiaopu. (N0.&OO-IOO0) April, -IT o v», 194 V -#- File drawer 1-3 S4- NOTES OF CONVERSATION, 1947 t\0 <\*-^ + ^ K'\\ NO, CONVERSATION WITH DATE PLACE James Byrnes, Secretary of State, Jen • 11' 4*7 Henry Luce's Party, Cleveland Hotel,ClevelaE< Sweet, Program Director of Jen. 15 Chinese Chancery. United Service to China* - 1 Dean Ache son, Jan. 16 State Dept. Under-Secretary of State. • 2 William C. Clayton, Jan. 24 State Dept. ^ Under-Secretary of State for Economic Affairs. 3 . General Frank McCoy, Feb. 13 Commission Headquarters \S Chairman of the Fax Eastern Coroinission. -- 4 ^|/' N.V. Hovikov, Soviet Ambassador. Feb. 13 Chinese Embassy. - 5 4/ Prof. Nathaniel Peffer, Feb. 14 Chinese Chancery. Columbia University. -6 .v General George C. Marshall, Feb. 17 State Dept. v Secretary of State. " 7 ^v General George C. Marshall, March 3 The Blair House. Secretary of State. 8 A General Frenk McCoy, Chairman of March 5 Commission Office. The Far Eastern Commission. 9 «A' Dean Acheson, March 11 State Dept. Acting Secretary of State. v 10 V General J.H* Hilldring, April 9 State Dept. Assistant Secretary of State. 11 Senator Vandenberg, April 26 Senate Office Big. President pro tempore of the Senate. 12 ^/y General George C. Mar shall, May 8 State Dept. Secretary of State. 13 jJ General Frerik McCoy, Chairman of June 12 Commission Headqtrs. The Far Eastern Commission. , -a 14 v/V/. L. Thorp, June 23 State Dept. v Assistait Secretary of State for Economic Affairs. 15 v^-'General George C. Marshall, June 25 The General^ Office. £. 7\ tfF->-» \/,,- A ' File drawer 1-3 NO. CONVERSATION WITH DATE rt HACE An Audience with President' Truman I Jul4y 2*>1 t1 The White House. 17 W. L. Thorp, July 24 State Dept. vv Assistant Secretary of State. 18 y General J.H. Hilldring, July 24 State Dept. * Assistant Secretary of State. 19 Van Kieffens, August 5 Chinese Embassy. The Netherlends Ambassador. 20 , y Norman Armour, August 7 State Dept. "' Assistant Secretary of State for Economic Affairs. 21 Robert A. Lovett, August 18 State Dept. Acting Secretary of State 22 yyUrsm Peaidit, Head of the Indian Delegation. Sept. 13 Hampshire House, (Foreign Minister Wang Shih-chieh "was New York. present.) 23 ,,/» conversation between: Foreign Minister Sept. 14 Hotel Pennsylvania, Wang Shih-chieh and George C. Marshall, New York. Secretarjr of State. vl/Charles Bohlen, Sept. 17 Hotel Pierre, Assistant Secretary of State. New York*' (Foreign Minister Wang was present,) iin sky, Sept. 23 Hotel Pierre, Deputy Foreign Minister of Soviet Union, New York. (Foreign Minister Wang was present.) ~- 26 /'Charles Bohlen, Sept. 27 Hotel Pierre, Counselor of the State Department. New York, 27 Averell Harriman, Sept. 29 Dept. of Commerce. v^ Secretary of Commerce. 28 'James Byrnes, Sept. 30 His Law Office, Colorado Ave«,7»rash. 29 v'v/l>resident Truman, Sept.30 The White House. 30 .y/General Tfedemeyer (Foreign Minister Wang •was present.) Sept. 30 Twin Oaks. 31 Sol Bloom, Member of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the House. Oct. 1 New House Bldg. 32 Norman Amour, Assistant Secretary, & Butter-wort!1* Director of the Far Eastern Oct. 2 State Dept. Office of the State Dept. File drawer 1-3 NO. CONVERSATION WITH DATE PLACE 33 /^/An interview between Foreign Minister Oct. 2 Tmn Oaks. Wang and C. E. SALTZMAN, Assistant Secretary of State, and W.W. Butterwoth, Director of the Far Eastern Office. 34 VVA conversation between Foreign Minister Oct. 9 U.S. Delegation Hqts., Wang and General G.C. Marshall. New York. 35 y. jCharles Bohlen, Counselor, & Oct. 10 Hotel Pierre, George Allison, Director of the Far New York. Eastern Division. (Foreign Minister Wang was present). 36 conversation between Foreign Minister Oct. 14 Soviet Consulate. Wang & Andrei Vyshinsky, Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister. 37 /George Marshall & Charges Bohlen. Oct. 14 Hotel Pierre, (Foreign Minister Wang was present.) New York. 38 A conversation between Foreign Minister Oct. 19 Hotel Pierre, Vtfang & W. W. Butterworth, Director of New York. the Far Eastern Office. 39 Ji/George Marshall, Nov. 13 State Dept. Secretary of State. 40 Frank McCloy, President of the Nov. 17 The Bank. International Bank for Reconstruction and Development. 41 General A. C. Wedemeyer, Chief of Nov. 17 Pentagon. Strategic Operational Section in the War Dept. 42 ^/Frank WWj McCoy, Chairman of the Far Eastern Commission. Dec. 8 Twin Oaks. 43 .Norman Armour, Dec. 16 State Dept. ^ Assistant Secretary of State. UN Works ;v\ Fita drawer t-3 $7 NOTES OF CONVERSATION, 1948 ( ,',:j i.: [Footlocker no.5; Warehouse Yellow Tag 20] HO. CONVERSATION WITH DATE W« Thorp, Assisteint Secretary of State for Jan. 6 'm Economic Affair s. W. Thorp. Jan» 19 Interview between: Ambassador Koo, Mr* Tsuyee Pei & Jan. 28 George C« Marshall, Secretary of State* 04' E, Epstein, Washington Representative of the Feb. 3 Jemsk Agency in Palestine, 05 W.Thorp.. Feb» 18 06 George C» Marshall. March 24 Arthur H. Vandenberg, Senator, March 26 08^ Robert Lovett, Under-Secretary of State. April 9 Charles E» Saltzman, Assistant Secretary for April 15 Occupied Areas. Mihai Ralea, Rumania Minister* April 28 . Pe E. Naggiar, (French)Ambassador. April 27 Van Kief fens, Netherlands Ambassador. May 4P John Foster Dulles, May 4 Paul G« Hoffman, Economic Cooperation Administrator. May 17 Don Jose F» Lequerica, Spanish Ambassador. May 18 Charles E. Saltzman. May 19 17 ^V Norman Armour, Assistant Secretary of State, June 23 18*// Vassili 6. Dendramis, Greek Ambassador. June 24 19V/ Henri Bonnet, French Ambassador. June 25 Geroge C.Marshall. July 15 21 /V George C» Marshall. August 17 22^/7 Feridun Cemal Erkin, Turkish Ambassador* Sept. 14 23 Soedjatrnoko, Moraber of the Indonesian Delegation to Sept. 1 the U. N. File drawer 1-3 NO. CONVERSATION WITH DATE Sir Benegal Rama Rau, Indian Ambassador* Sept. 9 ' James Forrestal, Secretary of Defense. Sept. 20 26// Kamil Abdul Rahim, Egyptian Ambassador* Sept* 21 27 Robert A. Lovett, Acting Secretary of State. Sept. 28 (Wang Yun-wu, Minister of Finance, was present) 28 Paul G. Hoffman, EGA, and Wang Yun-wu. Sept. 28 John W. Snyder, Secretary of the Treasury, and Sept* 29 Wang 30 y W« Stuart Symington, Secretary of the Air Force. Oct. 1 31 VA Admiral William D» Leahy, Chief of Staff to Truman* Oct. 16 F. C. Erkin, Turkish Ambassador. Oct. 26 Herman Eriksson, Swedish Ambassador. Oct. 27 Robert A. Lovett. Nov. 11 An audience with President Harry S. Truman* Nov. 24 36 Tsuyee Pei. Dec. 8 Robert A* Lovett. Dec. 15 38*/*// Conversation betweens Dec. 25 Tsuyee Pei and Paul G, Hoffman, ECA. i^ yy- File drawer 8 - 1, 2, 3, 4 SPEECHES, BROADCASTS, EMBASSY RELEASES, ETC. 4r846-5fr- ((•' ] '<...(- ) - (Embassy in U. sT) DATE CONTENTS Jan. 27, 1948 Press Release — Premier Chang Chun's Statement. Jan. 29, 1948 Statement — International Wheat Conference, Washington D. C. Feb. 2, 1948 Press Release — Statement on U.S. Ammunition to Communist China. Feb. 5, 1948 Speech at Columbia University. Feb. 6, 1948 Speech at China Institute in America, N.Y. Feb. 17, 1948 Press Release — Liquidation of 1941 Metal Loan. March 11, 1948 Speech at New York State Chamber of Commerce. caf March 13, 1948 Remarks made at Foreign Policy Association, Bethlehem, Penru March 20, 1948 Press Release. March 20, 1948 Press Release — On the Mass Education Movement. April 4, 1948 Radio Speech at University of Chicago Round Table Discussion. April 8, 1948 Press Release— Decorations to various Americans. April 15, 1948 Speech at Foreign Policy Association, Pittsburg. April 20, 1948 Press Release — Recepttbn at "the Embassy. April 30, 1948 Speech at Executive's Club, Chicago. May 4, 1948 Speech at Methodist Conference, Boston. - Bo< i May 18, 1948 Press Release — Citations to Americans. June 7, 1948 Speech at Miami University, Oxford, Ohio. June 8, 1948 Speech at Rotary Club, Greenville, Ohio. July 21, 1948 Press Release —• On Standard Vacuum Oil. Oct. 1, 1948 Press Release — Finance Minister Wang Yun-Tm's Press Conf, Oct. 10, 1948 Broadcast to Chinese in China through Voice of America. Nov. 9, 1948 Press Release — Correction of AP Dispatch. Nov. IB, 1948 Embassy Statement. Nov. 16, 1948 Embassy Statement. Nov. So, 1948 Statement to TELBIEWS. File drawer 8 - l$ 2, 3, 4 DATE CONTMTS Nov. 24, 1948 Television Broadcast. Dec. 1, 1948 , Speech at China Institute in America. " BOf i Dec. 1, 1948 Embassy Statement by Mme. Chiang. Dec. 6, 1948 Press Release — line. Chiang1 s Statement on Anniversary of Pearl Harbor. Dec. 14, 1948 Press Release — Message from China*s Control Yuan. Dec. 25, 1948 Peeks Release — Post-V-J Day Aid to China. Dec. 31, 1948 Press Release -- Mzae. Chiang*s New Year's Statement. drawer 1-3 NOTES OF CONVERSATION, 1949 (u)^:;A [Footlocker No* 5; Warehouse Yellow Tag 20] NO. CONVERSATION .WITH DATE 39^/ Pyung-ok Chough, Korean Ambassador* Jan* 5'L 40^ Robert A* Lovett, Acting Secretary of State* Jan* 13 41 \// Peter Fraser, Prime Minister of Now Zealend* Jan. 16 42Y/V Erik Boheman, Swedish Ambassador* Jan • 14 43v// Tom Connally, Senator* Feb. 2 44/,j Desn Acheson, Secretary of State. Feb. 15 45 A James E* Webb, Under-Secretary of State. March 3 46 j< George Allen, Assistant Secretary of State. March 25 47\J' Pat McCarran, Senator. March 31 48 ^'y John Foster Dulles, April 18 49,/, Francis B* Sayer, U.S. Member on the U.N. Trustee- April 21 ship Council* 50L.\ Dean Acheson. May 11 51 '-''V Pyung-ok Chough. May 7 52// Senator Warren Austin, Chairman of the U.S. Delegation* May 13 53 54 w General George C. Marshall. June 6 55 W James E* Webb. (Dr. Kan Chieh-hou •was present) June 9 56^" Louis Johnson, Secretary of Defence* June 15 57 4v An audience with President Truman.•• (Dr* Kan Chieh- June 22 hou "was present) 58^v/ Louis Johnson* (Kan Chieh-hou "was present) June 24 59vV John W, Snyder, Secretary of the Treasury* June 30 (Kan Chieh-hou was present) June 30 60'.<• Mne* Pandit, Indian Ambassador* July 1 61 -y Deen Acheson. (Kan Chieh-hou was present) July 27 62v''/ U So Nyun, Burmese Ambassador • NO. CONVERSATION DATE ) 63 v J. M. Elizalde, Philippine Ambassador. Aug. 64vAy An audience -with Elpidio Quirino, President of the Aug. 10 Philippines. 65,// J. Leighton Stuart, Ambassador to China. Aug. 13 66 i/ , John Myun Chang, Korean Ambassador. Aug. 12 V 67 vy William F. Knowland, Senator. Aug. 16 68 . v John Foster Dulles, Senator. Aug. 18 69 w v Monthly Meeting of Asiatic Chiefs of Mission. Aug. 18 70 *•-.•• U Maung, Burmese Foreign Minister. Aug. 19 71^ I>yung~ok Chough. Aug. 26 72 t - Dean Rusk, Assistant Secretary of State. Aug. 26 73tl Philip C. Jessup Aug. 26 74 v x- Mme. Pandit. Aug. 26 / 75« - John Myun Chang. Aug. 26 76* - John Foster Dulles. Auga 30 . 77*v Lewis Clark, American Minister to China. Sept.. 15 78"i/ Ernest Bevin, British Foreign Secretary'. Sept. 16 79„ v> Sir Stafford Cripps, British Chancellor of the Exchequer* Sept. 115 80 « v Dean Rusk. Sept. 21 81/v General S. B. Rana, Minister of Nepal. Oct. 4 82v ^ ELiahu Elath, Ambassador of Isreal. Oct. 12 83v *" Pandi Javmharlal Nehru, Prime Minister of India. Oct. 14 84vt- Eduardo Zuleta Angel, Ambassador of Colombia. Oct. 28 85v * W. W. Butterwcrth, Assistant Secretary of State* NOT. 9 86 *v Admiral Oscar C. Badger Dec. 20 87- v Jaines E. Webb. Dec. 21 88vv w. "vYc Butteryjorth. Dec* 23 89 J* Paul Griffith, Assistant Secretary of-Defence. Dec. 29 90^ William F. Kncfwland. Dec. 51 ' 8 » I, 2t 3# 4 SPEECHES, BROADCASTS, EMBASSY RELEASES, ETC. Jb34S=gg (;- , , ;, (Embassy in U. S.) DATE CONTENTS Jan, 11, 1949 Speech at Alexander Hamilton Dinner & Award, Columbia University. oof Jan. 25, 1949 Remarks at Metropolitan Club, Washington D.C. Petr. 1, 1949 Press Release — On Cotton Loan. March 3, 1949 Press Release -~ Drew Pearson's Column. March 18, 1949 Statement on the Signing of North Atlantic Treaty. May 5, 1949 Speech at Trenton, N.J. &Q)L I3& August 7, 1949 Statement on U.S. "White Paper. Sept. 8, 1949 Embassy Statement — on Senator Connally's Statement. Oct. 18, 1949 Embassy Statement — on Situation in China. QOY '33 Oct. 19, 1949 Speech at YMCA, Baltimore. November, 1949 Dr. Koo's Article for Readers Digest: CHINA IS WORTH SAVING. &0f Nov. 16, 1949 Speech at "the Council on World Affairs, Cleveland, Ohio. Dec. 5, 1949 Press Release — on Drew Pearson's Broadcast. File drawer -2-1 TELEGRAMS (Embassy in U.S.A., 1947-1950) ( i ,/j t'C j.U ) *) [Suitcase No<>8j Warehouse Yellow Tag 7] Noo CONTENT y 1 Intelligence, Personnel, Passport & Visa. ( '?v^'if^ y 2 Business, Account & Protocol. ( 'fVf - /U^) 3 Foreign Loans (I). " ^ ^ -Av^ 4 Foreign Loans (il)* 5 Currency Reform. 6 Import-Export Bank. 7 Credit for the Purchase of Cotton. 8 Distribution of Economic Aid. 9 National Reconstruction. 10 U.K.R.R.A. (U.K. Rehabilitation & Reconstruction Agency) 11 Economic Aid» 12 Embassy Account« 13 Account of Other Organs* 14 Foreign Relations. 15 Treaties. ~ d>0/ f$*l \/' 16 Overseas Chinese. 17 F.A.O. (Food & Agriculture Organisation) 18 Passport & Visa» 19 * Purchase. 20 International Conference. 21 Social o 22 Social Invitations. 23 Personnel* V 24 Personnel« 25 Personnel. 26 Information ^ 75 File drawer 1-2 • NO. CONTENT 27 Communication "with Generalissimo. \qun~u$, 28 Trensmittal* 29 General* 30 General* 31 1948: Purchase of gasoline; personnel; economic aid; War situation in China; military supply; aviation '' ' . * equipment; purchase of material; Pirnie-Lee Co. case (purchase of war material for China); social; contracts •with different companies; and miscellaneous. 32 1948: Communication -with various ministries of the central government in Nanking* 33 E.C.A* (Economic Cooperation Administration); 1948. 34 On Japan; 1948. 35 Uncatalogued Telegrams (1948)* f^--*"' 36 Uncatalogued Telegrams. (1948)* < ^ • " •'"'' ''' ' 37 Uncatalogued T ele grams . '7•*-*•/; f'"f-A ' 38 " tt: ^ *" ' ^' ' ~ ] r f 39 « n ^ 40 tt tt 41 tt it 42 tt n File drawer 9 DOCUMENTS ON U. S. CHINA POLICY, 1947-56 NO. CONTENTS DATE 1 Congressional Records regarding U.S. China Policy* 1949-56 2 Memoranda feara State Department. 1947-55 S • Statements of U.S. Presidents — Truman & Eisenhower. 1950-54 4 U.S. State Department Memoranda & Press Release. 1951-56 DOCyiJgTTS. REGARDING U.S. AID TO CHINA, fT''S^H NO. " CONTMTS DATE 1 Memoranda & Reports regarding Acieriesn Economic Aid 1949-51 to China* 2 Memoranda & Reports regarding U.S.C.(United Service 1948-54 to China). 5 Reports of Finance & Industries in. Taiwan* 1950-53 MISCELLANEOUS [HM^S(js} Personal Correspondence — 5 folders. 1946-55 Chinese Medals & Awards to American Nationals. 1953 Editorial of Shanghai Evening Post & of Mercury: Aug. 14, 1946 Dr. Kbo*s Farewell Reception. May 2, 1956 Dr. Koo*s Brief Biography. Miscellaneous Letters & Photographes, etc. C o ttC T'O File drawer 7 - 1, 2, 3 COMPIDEKTIAL DOCUMENTS, 1947-56, -Embassy in- U.S. (Telegrams, LetTers & Memoranda). s ( ;;( ••*;• 1 * l [Footlocker; Warehouse Yellow Tag 13] ORIGINAL NO CONTESTS DATE A.ll Chinese Communist Party. 1948-56 A.12 Peace Negotiation with the Communists. 1948-56 A.13 On Recognition of Chinese Communist Regime. 1949-54 - A. 14 Protest against Chinese Communist Governments 1950-56 Etotry intoU.N. A.15 Intelligence of Chinese Communist Military Strength. 19&9-55 B.2 New Govermsexsb in Argentina. 1955 B.8.1 Government Troops in Burma. 1950-54 B.9 Sihanouk, Cambodia's Prime Minister, visit Feking. 1955-56 B.lS.la Taiwan fs Status. 1948-55 B.lS.lb Taiwan Ts Defense* 1950-55 B.lS.lc Defense of the Off-shore Islands. 1954-55 B.13»ld Ta-chen Is. & I-Chiang-Shan. 1955 B.13.1e Cease Fire in Taiwan Straits. 1951-54 B»lS.lf The Case of American Aggression in Ta±wen as 1950 Accused by the Soviet Union an U.N* B.13.1g On Neutralization of Taiwan. 1948-54 B.13.1h Assistance to Taiwan. • 1949-50 B.13.2 Question of Darien & Port Arthur. 1947 B.13.3 Question of Tibet. 1948-50 B.15.4 Anti-Communist Guirrela in Shinkiang. ' 1951 B.20 Ecuador. 1956 B.24 Ethiopia. 1956 B.27.1 Diplomatic Relation \-dth Wast Germany, 1951-55 B.28.1 Britifih Prime Minister^ Viait to U.S.A* 1950-56 B.3E.1 Nehru & Menon visit U.S.A. 1955-56 File Irawer 7 - 1, 2, : ORIGINAL NO. CONTENTS DATE B.38 Iraq, 1956 B.39 Diplomatic Relation mth Ireland. 1956 B.40.1 Diplomatic Recognition of Isreal & Trans-Jordan 1948-53 B.41.1 Settlement of Former Italian Colonies. 1946-53 B.42.1a Japanese Reparation to China. 1947-49 B.42.1b Japanese Post-war Industry. 1947-49 B.42.1c Japanese War Criminals. 1948-55 B.42.1d The destitution of Japanese Looted property. 1947-52 B.42.1e Japanese Reparation to China (Machines)l 1947-49 B.42.1f On the Far Eastern Commission. 1948-50 B.42.1g Japan's Participation to International Organization. 1949 B.42.1h Far Eastern Commission Conference, 1949-52 - B.42.2 Japan's Diplomacy. 1951-52 B.42.3 Miscellaneous Matters regarding Japan. 1947-53 B.42.4 The Relinquishment of American Control over the 1953 Amami Oshima Is. & Its Return to Japan. B.44.1 The Independence of Korea. 1947-50 B.44.2 Korean Problem, 1950-51 B.44.2a Participation of Chinese Communists "to Korean War. 1950 B.44.2b Chinese Government Request of Sending Troops to 1950-52 Assist Korea. B.44.2c Peace Negotiation in Korean War. 1950-54 B.44.2d Political Conference in Korea. 1953 B.44.2e Korean War Prisoners. , 1951-55 Be44.3 Appointment of Chinese Ambassador to Korea. 1949 B«47 Lebanon's Agreement mth Chinese Communist Regiins. 1956 J B.48 Diplomatic Relation mth Liberia. 19E5-56 B.59 Fanamaaimi Shippings to Mainland China. 19G5 File drawer 7 • ORIGINAL NO. COTENTS DATE B.6O, 1 Diplomatic Relation with Paraguay. 1955 B.62.1 Sugar Export of the Phillipines. 1955 B.66 Establishment of a Chinese Consulate at 1956 Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, B.67,1 Re-establishment of Diplomatic Relation between 1951 China & Spain, B.71.1 Coup d»Btat in Siam, 1947-48 B,75,l U.S. Diplomats in China# " -1948-54 B.75.2 Purchase of Surplus Materials. 1947-52 B.75.2a Purchase of Surplus Materials* 1948-50 B.75,3 Sino-American Lend-Lease Agreement. 1948-51 B.75.4 Chinese Immigrants to U.S.A. 1949-53 B,75.5 Case of U.S. vs Ehrans (Gold). 1948 B.75.6 U.S. Tihite Paper on China. 1949 B.75.7 U.S* China Policy. 1948-53 v B.75.8 C.A.F- Bombing of American Property in China, 1950 B.75.9 Reporting of Assets of Chinese Nationals in U.S. 1951 B.75,10 American Presidential Election. 1948-55 v B.75,11 American President Linesf Business with Mainland Chins. 1949 B,75.12 Retreat of American Nationals from China, 1948 B.76.1 Piplomatic Relation -with Uraguay. 1955 B.78.1 Chinese Government Troops in Viet-Nam, 1949-53 B.78.2 Viet-Nam Problem. 1954-55 B,78.5 Diplomatic Relation between China & Viet-Nam. 1954-55 B.101 F.A.O.(Food & Agriculture Organization, U.H.). 1947-51 B.102 International Vftieat Council. • 1948-55 B.103 U.IT* Assembly Conference. 1948-56 B.103.1 Question of Chinasa Representation in U.H. 1950-55 (00 File £rauer 7 t, 2, 3 ORIGINAL WO. CONTENTS DATE B.1O3.2 India Running for Security Council Member* 1948-53 B.1O3.3 China*s Accusation ag^nst Soviet Union at U.N. 1949-52 B.103.4 Nomination of Candidates for Election to the 1948-54 International Court of Justice. B.1O3.5 The Permanent Administrative Council of the 1952-55 Permanent Court of Arbitration. B.1O3.6 Outer Mongolia's Entry into U.N* 1955 B.1O5 U.N. Economic Commission for Asia & the Far East, 1950-56 B.1O6 International Cotton Advisory Committee* 1948-53 B.1O7 Universal Postal Union Congress* 1950-54 B.1O8 International Red Cross Conference. 1952 /.1O9 U.N.E.S.C.O. 1950-56 B.11O International Radio Consultative Conference. 1948-56 B.lll World Health Org&iization Conference. 1952-54 B.112 International Labour Conference. 1953-56 B.113 Geneva Conference (on Viet-Nam). 1954 B.114 Military Conference among U.S.A.,Great Britain, 1954 France, Australia & New Zealand. B.115 - Meeting of Foreign Ministers of Powers* 1947-55 5,117 Warsaw Meeting between American & Chinese 1955-56 Communist Ambassadors. B.118 Anti-Coromunist Asian League Conference. 1955 B.119 Geneva Conference of Heads of Governments. 1953-55 B.12O Conference of 17 Asiatic Diplomatic Representatives* 1949-50 B.121 Disarmament Problem. 1955-55 A INTKR-STAIE TREATIES & AGPJ3MSKTS: B*201 Sino-A-merican Air Transportation Agreement. 1950-51 B.202 Sino-iunarican Joint Commission for Rural Reconstruction. (JCKR.) 1948-49 B.203 Sino-kmarican Bilateral Agreement«. 1948 101 File drawer 7- 1, 2, 3 QEHGIKAL.NO, CONTESTS - • DATE B.204 Anglo-U.S., Economic Agreement. 1948 Franco-U.S. Economic Agreement. B.205 Financial Agreement for Trade bet-ween Taiwan & Occupied Japan* Aug.,1950 B. 206 Wox-Id Meteorological Pact. 1950-54 B. 207 Pacific Pact (anti-Communism). ^^LA!\ IIQIL 1951-54 B. 203 Problem of German & Austrian Peace Treaties. 1947-52 B, 209 North Atlantic Pact. 1949 B. 210. I Peace Conference on Japan. 1947-51 •II ,Allies' Peace Treaties -with Japan. B.210.1 China'3 Participation in Multilateral 1951 Treaties with Japan. B.210.2 China's Protest against the Allied Power's 1951 Multilateral Treaty -with Japssa. B.211 Sino-#apaaese Bilateral Treaty. 1951-52 B.211.1 Sino-Japanese Bilateral Peace Treaty. 1952 B.212 (3) Mutual Defense Treaty bet-ween U.S.A. & China. 1953-54 8#£ B.213 • Atom for Peace Agreement between U.S.A. & China. 1955-56 B.214 * Southeast Asia Mutual Defense Conference*. 1954 B.215 Agreement regarding the Status of American 1955 Military Personnel in Taiwan. B.216 Council of Interparliamentary Union. 1955-56 B.309 Air Force Bases in Taiwan. 1955 \ MILITARY & ECONOMIC AID* C Military Intelligence. , 1950 - C.I Negotiations on Military Aid. :)auj „-...... 3,948-55 C.2 Quantity & Distribution of Military Aid. 1948-50 C.3 Use of Military Aid. 1948-49 C.4 Purchase of Military Equipments. 1948-49 loz. File drawer 7- i, 2, 3 ORIGINAL NO CONTENTS DATE C.5 Memoranda & Documents regarding Military Aid. 1948-51 C.5a Memoranda & Documents regarding Military Equipment. 1948-49 C.6 Case of Military Equipments for 7 armies & 3 divisions. 1948 C.7 Memoranda (Proposed Military Aid Program to China). 1949-56 C.8 Military Supply in Emergent Need. 1951 C.9 American Military Mission to Taiwan. (Later set-up Amorloan Military Advisory Group) 1951-52 CIO On the Use & Supervision of American Aid. 1951 C.ll Program to set-up 9 Reserved Divisions. 1955-56 C.12 Ekabargo to Communist States. 1950-54 C.1O1 Navy. 1948-55 C.1O2 Purchase of Ships & Crafts from U.S.A. 1952-55 C.1O2.1 The Transfer on Loan of t\?o Destroyers; 1953-54 C.1O2. 2 Han-yaag &.Lo~ysng« C.1O3 The Transfer on Loan of Destroyer Hsien-yang. .1954-55 C.104 The Case of Naval Officers Hsuan Wei &. Wang Chao-ling. 1954-56 C.104. 1 Seashore Areas Declared Closed. 1949-55 C.104. 2 Case of Isbrandtsen Co., U.S.A. •-• 1949-50 C.2O1 Polish Tanker Praca & President Gottwald. 1954 C.2O2 Army: Purchase of 7.92 Bullets Ammunition. 1948 C.2O3 Purchase of Military Ammunitions. 1947-51 Purchase of American. Surplus Ammunition stored 1947-49 C.2O4 in Different Pacific Is« C.3O1 Shipment of American Military Equipment* 1950-51 Air Force: American Aid to Establish the Chinese C3O3 Air Force at a Strength of 8-1/2 Groups. 1947-48 C.304 Transfer of P-47-M Airplanes, 1946 Purchase of Airplanes & Spare Parts. 1947-54 Purchase of Gasoline for Air Force, 1948-53 flic draws* 7- tf 2, 3 ORIGINAL NO. CCBTMTS DATE C.3O5 The Sum for Purchase of Aviation Gasoline* N 1948-50 C.306 U.S. Aviation Gasoline Lend to Chinese Air Force. 1948 Co307 Air Force's Request for Export from U.S. 1951 C.3O8 Investigation of the Purchase of Airplanes & 1950 Aviation Gasoline* D.I.a Prograii of Economic Aid to China, 1949. v/ D.l.b w " w n - w , 1950. D.l.o M w t! M M , 1951. D*l.d « « » n w , 1952. D.l.e tt n n w tt ^ 1955# n n D.l.f » . « « m 1954. D.l.g R6(?) Memoranda of China Aid Program. 1948 Go* G.ll Mscellaneous Telegrams regarding International Affairs* 1948-54 JS'7 G*14 American Nationals in Mainland China & Chinese 1950-55 Refugees in Hong Kong. H.4 Other Miscellaneous International Meetings. 1947-53 ^Militai*y Situation in China* 1949 y/ Greeting Tolegrams. 1949-56 Q.5 Transmittal Telegrams. 1948-55 Q.6 Miscellaneous. 1948-55 Q.20 Programs to Fight the Chinese Cotrjnunists as 1949 y Proposed by Foreigners* ri^Y A|r^A File drawer 7 - 4*3 6-4 .CLASSIFIED TELEGRAMS & LETTERS: ^.V I S> --EMBASSY IS- THE UNITED STATES, 1947-1956 ((j) ac^*( -H>v J [Metal Chest No.8j Warehouse Yellow Tag 9] ORIGINAL NO. CONTENTS DATE C. 104.3 Seizure of Russian Tanker Tuapse. 1954-56 C D.I.7 Request American Aid to Chinese Shipping Industry« 1954 • $0 yc D.2 Public Opinion concerning American Aid to China. 1947-1951 D.3 Shipp&ng of American Aid, 1948-1949 D.4 Sino-American Expropriation Guarmty Contract. 1952 D.5 Economic Cooperation Administration. -1948-1953 D.5a Procurement Authorisation of EGA. 1949-1951 D.6 American Economic Advisory Group to China. 1954 E.I Americsn Aid for the Purchase of Silver. 1949 E.2 Proposal for Sugar Loan. 1951 E.3 U.S. Assistance in Coining Chinese Silver Dollars. 1949 E.4 To Stabilize Taiwan Economy. 1954-1955 E.5 International Bsak for Reconstruction and 1949-1S55 Development. Eo6 Agreement of the International Finance Cooperation. 1954-55 E.7 China's War Debt to U.S.A. 1947-1954 F.I Aid to Chinese Students in America* 1948-1956 F.la Aid to Self-smpport Chinese Students in America. 1949-55 F.lb Aid to Government-support Chinese Students in 1949-54 America. F.2 Aid to Chinese Intellectuals in Hong Kong «& Macao* 1952-55 -: 80¥'&• * F.3 World Olympic Gfimes. (Intei-nation Olympic 1952 Cosmittee) G.I American Ship Loan. . 191-8-1956 G.2 Civil Aviation. • 1949-1955 G.3 The Case of C.H.A.C. (Central Air Transport Coop.) 1949-1S55 & C«N.A*C* (China National Aviaticxn Cooperation). 105 File drawer 7 - 4»3 ORIGINAL HO. CONTESTS DATE v.. .. H.I Case of General Maw P. T. (Mao, Pang-chu): Re: Separate Shee-fcY H.2 Col. Ve-shuen Hsiaag's Libel Suit against 1952-53 the Publishers of the Chinese Journal, N.Y. H.S On the Freezing & IJhfreezing Controls over 1948-1953 the Assets of Chinese Nationals« H.4 The Libel Suit of Nanking-Shanghai Railway. Bureau against First National City Bank of N.Y. 1955-56 I. Foreiga Ministry & Embassy Affairs: I.I Intelligence & Information. 1949-56 'Soy. 1.1.1 n tt ^ 1955-56 1.2 Personnel• 1951-56 1.3 Visa. 1953-56 1.3.1 Visa (transit & entry visa to Taiwan). 1955-56 1.4? Propaganda. 1950-55 1.4 Passport. 1951-56 1.5 Embassy & Consulate Business,, 1951-56 1.6 Accounting* 1951-55 1.7 Protocol. 1951-56 117.1 Decoration & Medals • 1951-56 1.8 Overseas Chinese, 1952-56 1.8.1 The Case of Fong Goon*s Real Estate. June, 1S49 1.8.2 The Visit of Representatives of Anti-CoiaiEunist 1954 Prisoner-of-war to the United States. 1.9 CoBBTjercial Affairs. 1951-56- 1.10 Treaties. 1947-56 J.I War Situation in Chinese Mainland. 1949-50; 1955 Jo 2 American Public Opinion towards China. 1948-49 File drawer 7 - 4»3 ORIGINAL NO, CONTENTS DATE K.I Central Trust of China. . 1949-56 K.2 Sale of tungsten ore, antimony metal & refined tin. 1948 K.3 Purchase of Tanks & Armored Cars. 1949-50 K.4 Purchase of Radar Equipment. 1950-51 K.5 Purchase of Tires for Military Use. 1948-50 K.6 The Chinese Defense Ministry Procurement Commission in U.S.A. ' • . 1951-52 K..6a The Chinese Government Procurement & Services 1952«*53 Mission in U.S.A. K.6b Opening of Accounts for the Procurement & Services 1952-53 Mission in U.S.A. . K.7 Refund from OFLC and Others. 1951-52 L Personalities: { L.I President of the U.S.A. 1948-55 L.2 Department of State, U.S.A. • 1948-56 Assistant Secretary of State for Far Eastern Affairs, U.S. Department of State. . 1952-56 Lo3 The Congress (Senate & House of Representatives). 1947-54 L.4 American Military Personnels Visit to Taiwan. 1949-56 L.5 Madams Chieng Kai-shek. 1948-56 L.6 H. H. Kung (Hsisng-hsi Kung|« 1948-55 L.7 V.I.P. 's Visits. . 1947-54 L.8 President Chiang Kai-shek. 1954-56 L.8.1 President Chiang Kai-shek. 1947-54 L.8.2 Letters to-I^fe^t-Presidont Chiang Kai-shek* 1951-54 L.8.3 President Chiang's Visit to the Phillipinos. 1949-50 L.8a President Chiang Kai-shek, Retirement h re-election. 1949-54 L.Sb President Chiang's Statements* 1949-54 L.8b President Chiang's Statement (Our War Against the funists & the Russian Imperialists), 1953 o presort QwMp's \/:i$ % U.S.4. ' File drawer 7 • 4.3 6-4 ORIGINAL NO. CONTENTS DATE L.1O Vice-President Li Tsung-jen. 1949-56 Loll John Foster Dulles. 1950-56 L.12 General Douglas MacAnthur. 1950^51 Senator William F. Knowlsnd. 1949-56 L.15 The Acti-Tities of Peter Ching in U.S. 1951-53 L.16 Communication "with T. V. Soong. 1941-S3 (cables, 19te-19**6, Dr.Koo in London) L.17 1951-52 Thomas DeweyTs Visit to Taiwaa. •L.18 1955-55 The Visits of V.I.P. s to Taiwan. L.19 1S53 General Chiang Ching-kuo's Visit to U.S. L.20 1951-65 Dr. Yfang Shih-chieh. L.21. 1952-56 George Kung-ohac Yeh. L.&a 1949-54 George Kung-chao Yeh. L.22 1947-56 General Chen Cheng. L.2S 1954-55 Documents concerning the XCase of "Wu Kuo / L.24 1954-56 Chsug Chung. y L.25 1955. Sheng Chaag-huaa. / L.26 1955 Documents concerning the Case of General On the Visit to Peking of Dag Hamnjarskjord, 1955 Secrets-jrv General of the United l^ations. y Communication with Wang Shih-chieh, Minister Sept•-Oct.y 1048 of Foreign Affairs* (Wang was in Paris) /Q.9 Telegrams sent by Chinese V.l.P.s in the U.S. 1949 jointly. ^Q.14 U.S. Correspondents' Visit to Taiwan. 1950-56 /Q.21 Case of fThe China Lobby*. 1948-52 .Telegrams to Waichiaopu in Taipei. April-May* Personal Lett era» (c K*«f iy /*w C hfaf vO 1956 Telegrams to liTcdchiaopu (about Passport & Visa). 1951-53 File drawer 6*4 ORIGINAL NO. CONTMTS DATE Contributions to Columbia University by 1949-55 Chinese Alumni Club* Letters & Memoranda concerning the China Foundation For the Promotion of Education & Culture. 1952-56 Tescfcs of Treaties. I*» Photography (Dr. Koo with President Chiang). — v£.»,•*..•*eg [S/»K ^—• Telegrscis & Letters regarding Dr. Koo*s Resignation as Chinese Ambassador to U.S.A. 1956 A Map of China indicates the proposed railroads connecting China and U.S.S.R* via Sfciu^iemg to be built jointly by the "two governments after 1954. Folder 1... .Memorsn.da (Anwsers to Questions Raised by the Van Fleet Mission). 1954 . ' Folder 7-4. .Letters & Documents handled by Counsellor Chen *-—^LIST BELOW) Chih-inai regarding Propaganda, etc. 1948-55 Folder 5 Memoranda (U. S. Military Assistance Program. for China). 1952-54 Folder 6.... .Documents concerning the Case of General Sun Li-jen. 1955 Folder 7 [U. S. Foreign Aid to China 1953 Folder 2....Chen Chi-mai Letters and Documents handled by Chen 1948-1949 regarding propaganda.... Folder 3 Chen Chi-mai Letters and Documents handled by Chen 1953 regarding Norman Paige ,older 4 Chn Chi-mai Letters and Documents handled by Chen 1948-1953 regarding William J. Goodwin 6-4 ORIGINAL NO. CONTESTS - . DATE H.I The Case of General P. T. Mow (Mao Pang-chu), 1951-56 ' £^ ^ Director of the Office of the Commission 02S Aeronautic Affairs. Deputy Commanding General of Chinese Air Force. Chief Representative of the Chinese Delegation ^ to the U.N, Military Staff Coiranittee. Hol.l Court Trial of P.T. .Mow & Ve-shuen Hsiang.. 1951-55 Ha.2 Court Trial of Mow & Hsiang. 1952-56 " $*>* ^ H.I.3 • The Transfer of the Balance of the Joint Account 1951-54 of Chinese Government Procurement Commission. H.I.4 The Fact-Finding Coromittee to Investigate 1951-52 the Case of P.T. Maw. H.I.5 Lawyers Patterson, Belknap & Webb. 1951-53 H.I.6 Official Statements concerning the Case. 1951-54 H.I.7 Government Expenses on the Case. 1951-56 H.I.8 "Whereabouts of Mow &. Hsiang. 1951-52 H.l»9 The Resignation of Sine Air Force Officers of the Commission of Aeronautic Affairs. 1951*52 H.I.11 Banking Accounts of Mow & Hsiang. 1951-55 H.l.lla Account at National Newark & Essex Banking Co. 1955-54 H.I.lib 'Accounts at Swiss Banks. 1955-55 H.I. 12 Negotiation with Mexican Government for v 1952-55 - 20$. H.I.I3 Return ofExtradition the Money Len. t to WoK.Lee; C.C.Huangj K.C.Tsao & Y.A.Yu. 1952-53 H.l»14 The Case of C.K. Chaag. 1953-56 H.lol5 Lawsuit Against Lawyer William A. Roberts, 1952-55 Defendent Lawyer for P.T. Mow. H.I.16 Lawsuit Against Willieaa B, Decker, Head of 1955-56 An Accounting Firm. L.8« Dr. KooTs Reports & Letters to President Chiang regarding the Case of P. T. Mem. 1951-52 A Summary Report of the Case (in Chinese <& English). Photographs of P. T. Mow in Mexicaa Prison* List of Files Transferred to Chinese Gover/alient Procurement & Ssrvice3 Mission, in U.S.A. 1.6 Drew Pearson's Criticism of the Nationdist Government. Post, Aug.10,1951 • /.-.> ~ no File drawer-9rtr CONFIDENTIAL DOCUMENTS, 1948-50 [Footlocker; Warehouse Yellow Tag 17] NO. CONTENTS DATE l/48 Report on Ammunition Production in China* 1948 2/48 Telegrams & Memoranda regarding Discussion on 1948 Military Aid to China. l/49 Telegrams & Docianents regarding Military Purchase. 1948-49 (Collected by General Chu Shih-min) 2/49 Telegrams & Memoranda. - 1948-50 3/49 Telegrams & Memoranda regarding American Aid to China. 1949 4/49 Memoranda regarding Military Aid to China. ' 1949-50 E/50 Various Reports on Military & International Situation. 1950 2/50 Memoranda (Chinese Technical Mission). 1950 /// \\ t n n —r * File drawer 10 - 1 EASTERN COMMISSION PAPERS NO. CONTENTS DATE 1 Memoranda & Reports of Reparation Conference in Japan. 1949-51 2 Memoranda & Statements on Peace Treaty -with Japan. 1947-52 3 Memoranda, Reports & Note3 of Interviews regarding 1952 Sino-Japanese Bilateral Treaty. 4 Copy of Treaty — in Chinese, Japanese & English. 1952 5 U.S. State Department Press Release — regarding 1951 Japanese Peace Treaty. U. N. PAPERS: (^U> S 5) 1 Telegrams — United Nations Conference, 2nd Session. 1947 "* S0)fi7/ 2 Business Report for 3rd Session of U.N, Conference, 1948-49 3 Memoranda of the 6th Session. 1951 • • 4 List of Chinese Delegates to U.K.; Memoranda; 1949-55 Telegrams & Letters regarding U.N. Conference* 5 Annual Report of Secretary-General, U.N. X$47-48 6 Memoranda; Speeches & Reports of the Chinese Delegation. (China Accuse Sovfefet Union) 1949-55 FI'.M drove? 1-3 NOTES OF CONVERSATION, 1950 ((/j^ [Footlocker No. 5; Warehouse Yellow Tag 20 J NO. CONVERSATION WITH • DATE A luncheon given by President Truman in honor of March 2 ' General Li Tsung-jen. 92 v// Dr. T. F. Tsiang. . ' March 7 93// Dean Rusk, Assistant Secretary of State. April 20 94 ^ W. W. Butterworth, Assistant Secretary of State. Mgy 16 Paul Griffith, Assistant Secretary of Defenge. June 3 Paul Griffith, June 7 97 .v John Foster Dulles, Senator. June ]2 98/v Livingstone T. Merchant, Deputy Assistant Secretary of June 29 State, 160S, Paul Griffith. June 30 trf- .101% Dean Rusk. July 3 102-"' Dean Rusk. July 7 Dean Rusk. July 25 John Foster Dulles. July 25 105 Dean Rusk. July 27 Dean Acheson, Secretary of State. Augo 31 107. Deari Rusk. Aug. 31 108 v General'Douglas MacArthur. ( SCAp Hats.. '."* Tok^o) Aug. 17 109 c Percy Spender, Australian Minister for External Affairs. Sept. 13 110 •/ John J. Hearae, Irish Ambassador. Sept* 15 Dean Rusk. Sept. IS Conversation betTveenj Dr. Koo, C.K.Yen, Finance Minister, & John W. Snyder, Secretary of the Treasury. • Sept* IB Conversation between: Dr» Koo, C.K.Yen, & Y/illard Thorp, Assistant Secretary of State. Sept. 20 113 NO. CONVERSATION WITH DATE Conversation between: Dr. Koo, C.K.Yen, & Dean Rusk, Deputy 'tfnder-Secretary of State, Sept. 22 '50 115 V Conversation betweeni Dr. Koo, C.K.Yen & Thomas McCabe. Sept. 25 116 A/ Dean Rusk. Nov. 29 II7// John Foster Dulles. Dec. 19 ft to'She\' Visiles (cii "ft* L-c'-e Oct. lc 1/ t^ (?y S- H. Tan) \neh\o- v;;u;7 t/4 fiU 8 - t, Z, 3, 4 SPEECHES, BROADCASTS, MASSY RELEASES, ETC. I tfSO (d) a^- 0 3946&-, Embassy in U. S. CONTENTS Jan. 18, 1950 Press Release — On Repayment of Ship Loans. Jan. 20, 1950 Press Release — Denial of A UP Dispatch. March 4, 1950 Press Release — Denial of the Participation of American and Japanese Fliers. March 9, 1950 Statement on Trygve Lie's Proposal. April 5, 1950 Embassy Statement — On the Delay of Gasoline Shipment. May 29, 1950 Speech at the Economic Club of Detroit. *" April 24, 1950 Speech at the Canadian Club of Toronto, Canada. July 10, 1950 Speech at Colgate University, Hamilton , N.Y. August 25, 1950 Statement to .the Press Conference. August 25, 1950 Remarks for Newsreels. October 10, 1950 Message to A Banquet Commemorating Anniversary of the Founding of the Chinese Republic, Nerw York. October 14, 1950 Press Release — Chinese Governments Relief Gift for Korea* Deo. 15, 1950 Press Release — On Chinese Nationals in U.S. Dec. 7, 1950 Broadcast Interview with R. Harkness. It? File drawer 1-4 NOTES OF CONVERSATION, 1951 ( ijJ - ~-U ) [Footlocker No» 5j Warehouse Yellow Tag 20] HO. CONVERSATION WITH DATE 117A John M. Chang, Korean Ambassador. Jan. 5 118-^ Dr. Don Eduardo Zuleta-Angel, Colombia Ambassador. Jan. 20 119w Desn Rusk, Assistant Secretary of State, Jen. 18 120 "' John Foster Dulles, Advisor to the Dept. of State. ,, March 20 (About Peace Treaty vdth Japan) x 1 John Foster Dulles. March 28 122 ,1 Conversation bstiveen; Dr» Koo, O.K.Yu, & Deon Rusk. March 25 123" William D. Paydey. March 22 124 "^ John Foster Dulles* April 24 125 v' Warren G. Ivlagnuson, Senator. • . March 26 126 v'y John Foster Dullos. - May 29 127,- John Foster Dulles. • May 31 128--/ John Foster Dulles. . June 2 129-, Dean Rusk. June 6 130 "v Conversation between: Dr.Koo, Dr. S.H. Tan, & Hay 29 John Foster Dulles, Livingston Merchant, Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Far Eastern Affair. 131- <•' John Foster Dulles & Dean Rusk* June 15 132*^ John Foster Dulles & Dean Rusk* June 19 133' - John Foster Dulles. June 21 134'^ John Foster Dulles. June 28 135''* John Foster Dulles. July 3 136'fc/ John Foster Dulles* July jD 137' v John Poster Dulles. July 11 138-v John Foster Dulles (Telephone conversation). July 19 lit, File drawer 1-4 NO. CONVERSATION WITH DATE 139 ^ Dean Rusk. July 25 John Foster Dulles. Aug. 2 141 vV Dr. Don C. 3Xestrepc Aug. 2 142 "V Dean Rusk. Aug. 9 143 'j Dean Rusk. Aug. 16 144-/ Dean Rusk. Aug. 29 145 w Dean Rusk. Oct. 13 146^v Dean Rusk. Nov. 2 147^ John Foster Dulles. Nov. 29 148 ^ John Foster Dulle s• Deo. 27 in M ' Fild drawer 8 - 1, 2, 3, 4 SPEECHES, BROADCASTS, EMBASSY RELEASE, ETC._ M$t - 4«, Embassy in U. S. PATE . CaJTMTS . &oi- Jan. E8, 1951 Remarks made at *Meet the Press* Program* March 31, 1951 Speech at Fifbh Institute of World Affairs, Cincinnati, Ohio. April 13, 1951 Embassy Statement on Ships Kettlemaa Hills & Meeachanu May 7, 1951 Speech at N.Y# State Association of Insurance Agents, N»Y« 28, 1951 Speech at Pennsylvania State Teachers* College, Kutztown, Pa. '' Jan.. 18, 1952 Embassy Statement — Dr. George Yen's Statement. June 25, 1952 Statement to State Department Press on U. N. Charter Day. April 18, 1952 Embassy Statement on the fChina Lobby1. May 26, 1952 Broadcast on "Chronoscope" Telecast, N.Y. NOT. 5, 1952 Remarks made to Voice of America. i-4 NOTES OF CONVERSATION, 1952 :'' .•'.' C '- ) [Footlocker No.5j Warehouse Yellow Tag 20] BfrtQl ^ NO. CONVERSATION WITH DATE 1/52 *• John Foster Dulles, Adviser to the State Dept. Jan. 14 2/52 v Myron M. Cowen, Consultant to Secretary of State Aches on. Jan. 25 General Carlos P. Romulo, Ambassador of the Philippines. April 8 3/52 /V Colonel Frank Collins, Vice-President of the April 9 District Recreation Board. 4/52,. Feridun C. Erkiii, Turkish Ambassador. May 1 5/52 - Admiral Authur W» Radford. June 12 6/52 John M. Allison, Assistant Secretary of State June 24 for Far Eastern Affairs. 7/52 Eikichi Araki, Japanese Ambassador. Aug. 7 8/52 Dr. A. F. Concheso, Cuban Ambassador. . . Sept. 12 9/52. Eikichi Araki. . Sept. 23 10/52 Nong Kirrmy, Ambassador of Cambodia. Oct. 1 H/52- Eikichi Araki. . Oct. 7 12/52 •'*' David K.JE. Bruce, Under-Secretary of State. Oct. 7 13/52 jJ Don Victor Andrade, Bolivian Ambassador. Oct. 8 14/52^ A conversation between: Foreign Minister George Yeh & Oct. 20 Secretary of State Dean Acheson. 15/52^ A conversation bet-weens President Truman k Nov. 12 George Yeh, Dr. Koo. 16/52 ^ Robert Lovett, Secretary of Defense. (Dr. Koo accompanied George Yeh in thi3 talk). Nov. 13 17/52^ A conversation between: George Yeh, Dr. Koo, & Nov. 19 John Foster Dullss, newly named Secretary of State in the Eisenhower administration. 18/52 ^ A conversation between; George Yeh, Dr. Koo,& Nov. 15 William F. Know!aid, Senator. 19/52 w'y John M. Allison. Nov. 20 119 Filo NO. CCNVEKSATIOM WITH DATE V y 20/52v A conversation between: George Yeh, Dr* Koo, & Nov* 24 John M* Allison* 2l/52 /j/ John J* Hearne, Irish Ambassador* Dec* 12 22/52 *J A telephone conversation with Foreign Minister Dec* 12 George Yeh* > /2-O File drawer 1-4 NOTES OF C(HVERSATICM, 1953_ / id < A ) [Footlocker No.5; Warehouse Yellow Tag 20] NO. CONVERSATICN "vVITH DATE A conversation between* Foreign Minister George Yeh & Jan* President Eisenhower. (Secretary of State Dulles was present) l/53/¥ A telephone conversation with George Yeh. Jan* 2 2/52 *J Notes on the question of Madame Chiang Kai-shek*s Jan* 9-19 visit to Washington to attend Eisenhower's inaugura- tion as President. 3/53 vv Allah-Yar Saleh, Ambassador of Iran. Jan* 22 4/53 Ky Dr. Max Loewenthal, Austrian Ambassador. Jan* 23 5/53^ John M* Allison, Assistant Secretary of State. Feb. 2 6/53-v John M. Allison. Feb. 3 7/53^ John M. Allison* Feb. 6 8/53 ^ Adlai E. Stevenson. Feb* 15 9/53 vv Admiral William M. Fechteler, Chief of Naval Operations. Feb. 13 10/53 v General Walter Bedell Smith, Under Secretary of State. March 6 11/53 V John Foster Dulles, Secretary of State. March 19 12/53* Walter Robertson, new Assistant Secretary of State April 9 for Far Eastern Affairs. Don Manuel Tello, Mexican Ambassador. April 9 14/53, • Walter Robertson. May 6 15/53!/,/ Allah-Yar Saleh. May 6 16/53 >/ Oscar L. Chapman, ex-Secretary of the Interior. May 26 17/53-l/ Karl Rankin, U.S. Ambassador to China* May 26* 18/53^ Karl Rankin. June 5 19/53/,/ Dr* Ahmed Hussein, new Egyptian Ambassador. June 5 20/53v l Walter Robertson* June 8 21/53 t/v A telephone conversation with Dr» T.F.Tsiang. Juno 10 -.///• File drawer 1*4 NO. CONVERSATION WITH DATE 22/53 23/53/v/ Dr. Ahmed Hussein. July 24 24/53 Vi/ A conversation between Dr. Koo, Dr. K.C.Wu, & July 22 John Foster Dulles. 25/53"',/ A conversation between Dr. Koo, Dr. K.C.Wu, & July 22 General Bedell Smith, Tinder Secretary of State. 26/53/,/ A Conversation between Dr. Koo, Dr.K.C. Wu, & July 22 Henry Byroade, Assistant Secretary of State. July 21 27/53vO Dr. Koo, Dr. Wu, & Walter S. Robertson. July 27 28/53/y Dr. T.F. Tsiang. 29/53// Walter S. Robertson. July 29 30/55'V General Bedell Smith. Aug. 14 31/53^ A conversation between: Dr» Koo, Finance Minister Sept., 11 C. K. Yen, & Walter S. Robertson. 32/53v/ A conversation between; Dr. Koo, C. K. Yen, & Sept.. 11 " George M. Humphrey, Secretary of the Treasury. 33/53v fr Robert D. Murphy, Assistant Secretary of State Sept. 9 for United Nations Affairs. 34/53 vv A conversation between President Eisenhower & Sept. 29 Dr. Koo, General Chiang Ching-kuo. 35/53^./ Walter S. Robertson. Sept. 30 36/53 v'• A conversation between: Dr. Koo, Chiang Ching-kuo, & Allen Dulles, Director of CIA. Oct. 1 37/53 v ' A conversation between: Dr. Koo, Chiang Ching-k^io, & Oct. 2 C.D.Jackson, Director of Psychological Warfare. ^ Notes of General Chiang Ching-kuo*s press conference. Oct. 9 38/531/; John Foster Dulles. Nov. 24 3 9/53 ' -J Wai t er S . Rob ert s on . Dec* 3 40/53v; Dr. Eduardo Zuleta-Angel, Ambassador of Colombia. Dec. 9 41/53 v Walter S. Robertson. Dec. 15 /Z2, drawer 8 - 1, 2, 3, 4 • SPEECHES, BROADCASTS, EMBASSY RELEASES, ETC. GJ- Embassy in U.S. DATE CONTENTS Jan. 27, 1953 CBS Broadcast. Feb. 2, 1953 Embassy Statement — New U.S. policy in Asia. Feb. 3, 1953 NBB Television Broadcast of Dr. Koo's Statement. Feb. 4, 1953 Mutual Radio Network Broadcast of Dr. Koo's Statement. Feb. 7, 1953 Remarks made in Presenting Ifeie. Chiang's Gift to the Scholarship Fund of the U.S. 14th Air Force Association. Febo 8, 1953 Interview with CBS Radio Network. Feb. 9, 195S Interview between Dr. Koo & Paul Scott Rankin, Chief of the Washington Bureau of the Reuter News Agency. Feb. 12, 1953 Statement about President Chiang*s Remarks. April 29, 1953 Speech at Georgetown University, Washington D.C. May 7, 1953 Interview with Fleetwood Lawton of NBC, Los Angeles. May 17, 1953 Questions Answered at CBS Television Program 'Man of the Week'. June 24, 1953 Embassy Statement on President Chisag's Health. June 26, 1953 Speech at the Celebration of 'Chiang Kai-shek Day* in Monroe, Louisiana. July 29, 1953 Interview with International News Service Correspondent. July 30, 1953 Questions Answered at WHAM-TV Program. July 30, 1953 Statement on the Korean Truce to ABC.( August 15, 1953 Remarks made at 14th Air Force Association Annual Cosrventioru Sept. 10, 1953 . Remarks made at the Awards CAF Wings. Oct. 14, 1953 CBS-TV Broadcast. Dec. 7, 1953 Speech at the League of American Republican Womaa, Washington D*C« I'3 - File drat^er 1-4 OF CONVERSATION, 1954 [Footlocker No.5j Yfarehouse Yellow Tag 20] NO. CONVERSATION WITH . ' DATE >A/ l/54 John J. Hearne, Ambassador of Ireland. Jan. 20 2/54^1-" Dr. Moussa Al-Shabandar, Ambassador of Iraq. Jen • 26 3/54^\f Abdul Monem Rifai, Ambassador of Jordan. Feb. 9 -0$$ // A speech delivered by Dr. Koo at the 28th Women1 s Feb. 5 Patriotic Conference on National Defense. Subjects "Asia's Role in the Fro9 World.11 4/54v-V Walter S. Robertson, Assistant Secretary of State. Feb. 12 5/54 uv Walter S. Robertson. April 7 6/54*» '. Karl Gruber, the new Austrian Ambassador. April 13 7/542* Everett F. Drumright, Assistant Secretary'' of State April 13 for Far Eastern Affairs. April 29 8/54 -./ ; Everett F. Driimright. May 5 9/54 •'' " Charles E. Wilson, Secretary of Defense. May 19 10/54 /l' John Foster Dalles, Secretary of State. July 1 John Foster Dulles. July 14 12/54 / Y NO. CONVERSATION WITH DATE 23/54 v' General Douglas MacArthur. Oct. 9 24/54 ^ Everett F. Drumright. r Oct. 12 25/54 ^ A conversation bet-ween: Foreign Minister George Yeh, Dr. Koo, & Walter S. Robertson and Walter P. McConaughy, Director of China Office. Oct. 21 26/54 S\j A conversation between: George Yeh, Dr.Koo, & John Foster Dulles. Oct. 27 27/54 t/V A conversation between: George Yeh, Dr.Koo, & Charles E. Wilson. Oct. 27 28/54 {/'•• A conference held at the State Dept. bet-ween: Nov. 2 George Yeh, Dr.Koo, & John Foster Dulles, Walter S. Robertson, Legal Adviser Herman Phi&ger, & Walter P. McConaughy. 29/54 A Walter S. Robertson. Nov. 9 30/54- ; A telephone conversation vath Walter S. Robertson. Nov. 6 2l/54p/v/ A telephone conversation mt h Walter S. Robertson. Nov* 23 32/54/»/ A telephone conversation -with Feridun C. Erkin, Nov. 29 Ambassador of Turkey* 33/54J Walter S. Robertson. Nov. 29 34/54 v/^ A conversation between: George Yehp Dr. Koo, & Dec. Z John Foster Dulles. 35/54v' v An audience given by President Eisenhower to Dec. 20 George Yeh & Dr. Koo. (The Sate Dept. -was represented by Walter S. Robertson) '( Xhcic- C^WiYK. Do/ice n^cti^t^ en //•'" IIS drawer 8 - I, 2, 3, 4 SPEECHES, BROADCASTS, EMBASSY RELEASES, ETC ^i^^-dSy Embassy in U.S. DATE CONTENTS Feb. 3, 1954 Speech at Town Hall, N.Y. Feb. 5, 1954 Speech at Women's Patriotic Conference on National Defense. Feb. 26, 1954 Remarks on President Chiang's Message, Charleston, S.C. Feb.26, 1954 Speech at U.S. Naval Base,-Charleston, S.C., Accepting the Transfer of two Destroyers from the U.S. April 2, 1954 Speech to Academy of Political & Social Science, Philadelphia. May 17, 1954 Speech at Republican Women of Pennsylvania^ Philadelphia. May 28, 1954 Statement made in Presenting Award to Dr. Hubert G. Schenck. June 18, 1954 Press Release — Polich Sailors Seeking Asylum in Formosa. .("i •-•->-• ' 'i •:•"• ' V 'Sept. 7-9, 1954 Interviews with Telenews & International News Service. Sept. 19, 1954 Interview at CBS 'Man. of the Week' Program. Dec. 16,, 1954 Interview of President Chiang by Fulton Lewis Jr. at Taipei • lite File drawer 1-4 NOTES OF CONVERSATION CCWCERHING OFFSHORE ISLANDS Jan. 12 - Feb. 10, 1955 DATE CONVERSATION 1OTH (OR BETYffiSl) " •Jan. 12, 1955 Dr* KOo; Mr. Walter S. Robertson. kJen. 18 Dr* George K.C* Yen & Admiral Radford. iJan* 19 Dr. Yeh; Dr. Koo; & Mr. Dulles. -Jan. 19 Dr. Yeh; Dr. Koo; & Mr. Dulles. "Jon. 19 Memorandum of conversation prepared by the State Department -Jan. 19 Dr. Koo & Mr* Robertson. 'Jan. 21 Dr. Yeh; Dr* Koo; & Mr. Dulles. -Jan. ZL Dr. Yeh; Dr. Koo; & Mr. Robertson* ..•Jsn* 22 Dr. Yeh; Dr* Koo; & Mr. Robertson. ' ?Jen. 27 Dr. Yeh; Dr.Koo; & Mr* Robertson. 'Jan. 28 Dr. Yeh; Dr. Koo; & Mr. Dulles. 4Jen* 29 A telephone conversation between Dr. Koo & Mr* Robertson. <-Jan* SI Dr. Yeh; Dr. Koo; & Mr. Robertson. t-Feb* 3 Dr. Yeh & Senator Alexander Smith. . 3 Dr. Yeh & Mr. Robertson. .Feb.-4 Dr. Yeh; Dr. Koo vdth Mr. Herbert Hoover, Jr.; Mr. Murphyj and Mr* Robertson. ' vFeb. 6 Dr. Yeh; Dr. Koo and Mr. Robertson. *'Feb» 9 Dr* Yehj Dr* Koo & Mr* Jsnes P» Richards* vFeb. 10 Dr. Yeh; Dr. Koo -with Mr. Dulles. /27 File drawer 1-4 NOTES OF CONVERSATION, 1955 ( O'J K> [Footlocker No. 5; Warehouse Yellow Tag 20] NO. CONVERSATION WITH DATE # X/55^ Walter S. Robertson, Assistant Secretary of State for Jan. 12 Far Eastern Affairs. A summary record of a conversation between Foreign Jan. 18 Minister George Yeh & Admiral Radford, Chairman of the Joint/Staff. (Marked rtop secret') 2/55v/- A conversation between George Yeh & John Foster Dulles, Jan. 19 Secretary of State, in which Dr. Koo and Walter S. Robertson "were also present. 3/55 ^ A conversation between: George Yeh, Dr. Koo, & Jan. 19 John Foster Dulles, Walter S. Robertson. "{§£&?= 4/55 ^ Signor Manlio Brosio, Italiam Ambassador. Feb. 11 5/55 /y Don Jose Maria de Areilza, Spanish Ambassador. March 9 6/55^ Tran Van Kha5 Ambassador of Viet-Ham* March 10 (A eopy of Sino-French Agreement respecting Sino-IndoChinese Relations, Feb.28, 1S46, is attached*) 7/55 "•'/ ••/ Walter S. Robertson. March 23 John Foster Dulles. May 5 9/56 Walter S. Robertson. May 5 10/55 Dr. Raymond Moyer. June 21 Walter P. McConaughy, Director of China Office. June 16 12/55 v/ William Sebald, Acting Assistant Secretary of State for Far Eastern Affairs. June 14 13/55 ./ Senor 'Jose A. Mora, Ambassador of Uruguay. July 18 14/55 ^-v Walter S. Robertson. July 18 15/55 J " Walter S. Robertson. July 20 16/55 tV Walter S. Robertson. July 28 17/55 ^v/ Senator Walter F. George, Ch&irma of the Senate July 29 Foreign Relations Committee. 18/55Vv Dr. Charles Malik, Ambassador of Lebanon. Aug. 2 19/55 v7 Don G. Ekiciso-Velloso, Ambassador of Paraguay. Aug. 4 File drawer 1-4 NO. CONVERSATION WITH DATE -/ 2O/55v/' Walter S. Robertson Aug. 9 2l/55 \J Admiral Arthur Radford, Chairman of the Joint" Chiefs Aug. 20 of Staff. 22/55 ^ William J. Sebald. Aug. 26 23/55 •••J Walter S» Robertson. Sept. 10 24/55vV John Hollister, Director of ICA. Sept. 23 25/55''-' Herbert Hoover Jr., Under Secretary of State. Sept. 26 26/55. - A conversation between: George Yen, Dr. Koo, & Oct. 4 John Foster Dulles. 27/55'' Walter S. Robertson. Oct. 20 28/55 Signor Manlio Brosio, Ambassador of Italy. Nov. 2 29/55 Sadao Iguchi, Ambassador of Japan. Nov. 2 30/55" Willisa Sebald. Nov. 9 31/55- ' Don Jos© H. de Areil&a, Spanish Ambassador. Dec. 6 32/55 V Nelson Rockefeller. Dec. 16 33/55^ Walter S. Robertson. Nov. 17 34/55 v Haydar Gork, Ambassador of Turkey. Dec. 22 VV Dec- io • P. / I 0e1 * kn fiU drewe* 0 • l$ 2, 3, 4 SPEECHES, BROADCASTS, EMBASSY RELEASES, ETC. ZMG-&&? Embassy in U.S. DATE CONTENTS Jan. 24, 1955 Statement Commenting on President Eisenhower's Special Message to Congress. Feb. 3, 1955 Speech to Overseas Press Clab, N.Y. Feb. 27, 1955 Speech at Animated Magazine Meeting at Winter Park, J&orida. F March 1, 1955 Remarks to the National Federation of Republican Women at. Twin Oaks. April 18, 1955 Speech to Army Navy Club, St« Petersburg, Florida. -" April 18, 1955 Speech to Shriners* Club of St. Petersburg, Florida. . May 4, 1955 Speech at the Foreign Policy Association, Pittsburgh May 22, 1955 NBC Interview — 'Youth Wants to Kaon* Program. May 27, 1955 Speech to Conference on Sino-American Relations at University of Maryland. June 14, 1955 Press Release — Statement on Agreement on Peaceful Use of Atomic Energy. June 18, 1955 Statement on Sino-U. S. Agreement on Peaceful Use of Atomic Energy. July 19, 1955 Remarks made in Presenting CAF Wings to Major General Jacob E. Smart Z August 1, 1955 Press Release — Coment on the Chinese Communist Release of 11 American Airmen. August 5, 1955 Statement on Question of Chinese Students in U.S. August 17, 1955 Speech at Army & Navy Legion of Valor, Boston. Sept. 27, 1955 Answers to Questions on NBC »Three Star Extra* Program. ~l"i v Oct. 10, 1955 Double Tenth Message. Nov. 8, 1955 Speech at Bates College, Lewiston, Maine. Nov. 27, 1955 TV Interview by Rep. Kenneth B. Keating on *Letfs Look At Congress1 Program. Nov. 29, 1955 Speech at Beaver College, JenkintoTm, Pennsylvania. 130 File drawer 1-- 4 NOTES ON CONVERSATION[ 1956 (Wash.) [Footlocker No. 5, Warehouse Yellow Tag 20] NO,! CONVERSATION WITH DATE - go? 1/56 7 Walter S. Robertson, Assistant Secretary of State for Eastern Affairs. Jan. 9 2/56 ^ John Foster Dulles, Secretary of State. Jan. 16 3/56 v Walter S. Robertson. Jan. 16 4/56 . James P. Richards, Chairman of the House 5/56 ;.•' Foreign Affairs Committee. Jan. 18 6/56 Walter S. Robertson. Feb. 1 7/56^ James P. Richards. Feb.22 8/56^ Dr. Victor A. Khouri, Ambassador of Lebanon Feb.23 9/56 V Walter S. Robertson. March 1 Sheikh Abdullah Al-Khayyal, Ambassador of 10/56v Saudi Arabia March i Amos J. Peaslee, Special Assistant to Harold Stassen, in charge of disarmament questions. March 9 11/56V' William j. Sebald, Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Bureau of Far Eastern Affairs March 13 12/56/ William F. Knowland, Senator. March 15 A copy of the partial testimony of Under Secretary of v7' State Herbert Hoover Jr. To the Senate Permanent Investigation Sub-Committee on "East West Trade." March 26 13/56 /,/ Walter S. Robertson. April 6 14/56 ,/V Amos J. Peaslee. April 12 ( A Uj S. draft paper submitted to the Disarmament Subcommittee of the U;M. is attached) 15/56 >&/*/ Yilma Deressa. Ambassador of Ethiopa April 24 A special Public Relations program for China, prepared by Bogell and Jacobs. (no date given) File drawer 8 12 3 131 SPEECHES, BROADCASTS, EMBASSY RELEASES,.ETC., 1956 Embassy in U.S. DATE CONTENTS Jan. 1, 1956 Broadcast of New Year's Message. Jan. 8, 1956 Speech at Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra Mural Theater, Indianapolis, Indiana. February, 1956 Newsletter Published by Woodrow Wilson Centennial Commission with Dr. Koo's Comment on League as U. N. Model. Feb. 13, 1956 Speech at China Club of Seattle, Seattle, Washington. March 19, 1956 Answers to Questions in An Interview at Mutual Broadcasting System's Reporter's Roundup Program. May 3, 1956 Embassy Statement on the Tuapse Case (Soviet Tanker seized by Chinese rationalist Navy). July 3, 1956 Embassy Statement on Syria's Recognition of Communist China. Hague Documents Box 203^ Election of judges of the International Court of Justice Minutes of Private Meetings - 1958 tl I! t» II _ 1959 " " -" " - I960 Election of Registrar - i960 Box 20U Minvi?r= of Private Mefctin^s ,- 1961-1962 11 ^ - 1962-1963 Box 205 ^ Written notes on South West Africa Box 206^ Draft Notes for .judgement and 1st draft on South West Africa Case Memo on South West Africa Cases Principal and Preliminary objections in South West Africa Case Box 207 v/ Draft statement on South West Africa Case Manuscript Copy of South West Africa Case Cameroon v. U.K. - 1963 Box 208^ Drafts on Barcelona Traction Case - Memos sent to President of I. C. J, - U.N. China representation - 196s Hague - Personal Notes Box 209 " Case of 1902 Convention Interhandel Case Parcels of Land Aerial Incident of July 17, 1955 Right of Passage Box 210 ^ Private Meetings Honduras v. Nicaragua IMCO Advisory opinion Case of Temple of Preab Vihear (Cambodia v. Thailand) Financial obligation of U.N. members Box 211 V South West Africa Cases - Preliminary objections " " " " - The Merits The Cameroon Case Case of Barcelona Fraction Box 212-/ Documents on South West Africa Cases - I96I-I962 " " Zionist-Israeli Claj.ms " " Barcelona Traction Case Box 213 V7 Documents on South West Africa - Miscellaneous Box (Madame Chiang Kai-shek. Speech 17 July 1958 -- v:&JCouncil of Europe Memorandum 13 April 1959 \ ^Homage to Mahatraa Gandhi 2 Oct. 1959 Chinese Representation in the U.N. 10 Oct. 1959 2 -Anti-Communist Revolution in Tibet 31 Aug. 1959 a, -• China Foundation - 31st Meeting Reports 196O-I96I -U.N. General Assembly Report, V7orking Group of 15 1961 Folder 12 - Photographs and memorabilia, ca. transferred from East Asian Library, 1983 File drawer Diaries, 193 6-1956_ v< March 26, 1936 - Jan. 3, 1937. No, O MICROFILM Jan. 4, - Deca 3L, 1937. 3 MICROFILM Jan. 1, - Dec. 31, 1938. Jan. 1, - Dec. 28, 1939. 4 MICROFILM April 15 - July 13, 1941. 6 MlCROH'v July 12,£941 - Jan. 16, 1942. Jan. 16, - Sept. 20, 1942. Sept. 21 - Dec. 6, 1942. ! t * Dec. 6 «• 9, 1942 (attached small notebook). 30 March 6 14 MlCROFfi M - ^y * 1943* 11 MICROFILM Majr 16" June s* 12 June 7 - Oct<> 9' to Jan. 18 - May 31, 1944. 14 MICROS M June 1 - August 25, 1944. is MICROFILM August 24 - Nov. 28, 1944. i6 MICROFILM • 29,£944 - April 4, 1945. 5 - 18 27, 1945 - Jan. 51, 1946. n 19 IV?!OR^ ' • Feb. 1 - June 13, 1946* 20 MICROFH 13 - July 1, 1946. MICROHi u 13, 1948. MICRORLM 15" 23, 1048. 23 M!CROrf! ** • 25, 1948 - Sept. 7, 1949. HJL.-24 Sept. 9, 1949 - June 25, 1950. m r) 2, •" -2O7^ DATE June 26, 1950 - May 8, 1951. May 9,- Sept, 20, 1951. Seprt. 21, 1951 - Jan. 13, 1952* Jaiw 14 - July 7, 1952. 29 July 8, 1952 - Jan* 16, 1953. 30 Jan. 19 - June 24, 1953.. -7~\°( June 25 - Dec. 3, 1953. Dec. 7, 1953 - July 6, 1954. July 7 - Dec. 31, 1954. Jan. 1 - August 31, 1955. I AHCRORLMB Sept. 1, 1955 - May 5, 1956. B^r.Tt?ki HI. rt Bust of Wellington Koo: see Books, box 22U 11 WELLINGTON KOO (UNPROCESSED) BOX LIST hi / 6 / 1. League of Nations (English/Chinese): Misc. League of Nations 1932-1938, includes: Chinese delegation press releases (1937-1938); Sino-Japanese Crisis (1939-1940); New Commonwealth Formation Bulletin. 2. League of Nations (Chinese); 1933 press release (English) 3. League of Nations (misc.): 1938 misc; 1938 confidential re "Far East"; Speech ~ China and Pacific peace; 1933 reports; 1933 Chinese delegation press bureau; 1938 Conference of National Sections "The New Commonwealth"; 1934 Council committee on technological cooperation between the League of Nations and China; China and the Open Door policy materials. 4. League of Nations (misc.): Communications to the League (September 1934); Commission of Enquiry maps of China (1932) and report; diplomatic documents relating to D.C. conference 1921-1922; press bureau of the Chinese delegation 1933; La Maison des Nations (1934-1936); official memos 1938-1939. 5. League of Nations (English/Chinese misc.): delegates meetings (year?); 1932 Chinese delegation (English/Chinese); League of Nations 1938-1939; 1947 Far East Commission; 1939 misc. 6. Accordion file: Chinese and English, 1934-1935. 7. League of Nations (Chinese and English misc.): Address re Sino-Japanese conflict (date?); Chinese misc. (1933); Chinese folder; misc. 1937-1938; Appeal from the Chinese government to the League of Nations 1932-1933. 8. [Contents not listed.] 9. [Contents not listed.] 10. United Nations: notes in Chinese; treatment of Indians in South Africa (1946); 1947 Sept.-Nov.; 1943 Cairo Conference. 11. United Nations: Security Council and General Assembly, Aug.-Nov. 1946; speeches delivered to UN; 1947 UN memoranda. 12. United Nations: General Assembly Journal: June 1946 (First Session); November 1947 (second part of the First Session). 13. United Nations: General Assembly Journal: Second Session (1. Sept.-Dec. 1947; 2. May 1947; 3. Dec. 1946). 14. United Nations: First committee meetings ~ summary records (second part of the Third Session) 1948- 1949; General Assembly Journal (second part of the Third Session), Apr.-May 1949; Italian Colonies — First Committee, April 1949. 15. United Nations: Ad Hoc Political Committee Meetings ~ summary records (Third Session, part II): April and May, 1949, November and December 1948. 16. United Nations: Third Session: General Assembly Second Part ~ general information; Ad Hoc Political Committee; General Committee ~ second part of the Third Session (March-May 1949). 17. United Nations (Chinese): Chinese delegation to the second part of the Third Session of the General Assembly (April 1949). 18. United Nations ~ General Committee Meetings: summary records (Third Session, part II, May 1949). 19. [Contents not listed.] 20. United Nations: misc. 1949; Ad Hoc Political Committee Meetings (Third Session, part II, Nov./May 1948). /37 21. United Nations: Third Committee Meeting: summary records (Third Session, part IV); Fifth Committee. 22. [Contents not listed.] 23. Journaux de Bruxelles; Nine Powers Conference (1937). 24. Clippings (Chinese/English) 1933-1934: Clippings; Soviet pact; Time Magazine with Henry Pu Yi; 1936 Anti-Opium Information Bureau; 1938; 1939 New Commonwealth; Fourth Committee; 1933 Sino- Japanese conflict; 1933; 1937 journaux. 25. Clippings 1933-1940: Sino-Japanese relations 1937; Sino-Japanese relations 1934; Nine-Power Conference (Japan) 1937; Journaux de Bruxelles; Japan ~ peace 1937; negotiations 1937; Naval disarmament 1933; Anglo-French collaboration 1939-1940. 26. Outgoing letters (Chinese/English) 1936; 1938-1939; 1944-1951. 27. Incoming letters (Chinese/English) 1945-1948. 28. Incoming letters 1948. 29. Official correspondence (Chinese and English) 1949 and 1950 (A-H); including letter from Madame Chiang Kai-Shek, #351. 30. [Contents not listed.] 31. Telegrams (English and Chinese). 32. Appointments (1954); calling cards; social; memorabilia; blank postcards; Wellington Koo Jr. Columbia University transcript 1958; curriculum vitae. 33. Books in print (English). 34. Books in print (English). 35. Books in print (English). 36. [Contents not listed.] 37. [Contents not listed.] 38. [Contents not listed.] 39. Books (Chinese). 40. Notebooks (Chinese). 41. [Contents not listed.]' 42. [Contents not listed.] 43. [Contents not listed.] 44. Printed material (Chinese). 45. Printed materials (English/Chinese) from 1940 (?); includes 1947 peace treaties with Hungary and Italy. 46. [Contents not listed.] 47. [Contents not listed.] 48. Chinese. 13? 49. Printed materials (Chinese). 50. Speeches 1932-1949 (English). 51. Real estate. 52. Financial (English and French). 53. Photos (1). 54. Photos (2). 55. Photos (3). 56. Photos (4). 57. Photos (5) (Chinese).