Box 2 Folder 1
A. Correspondence and invitation to loan mission, May-September 1938
Box 2 Folder 2
B1. Instructions on first loan, 1938
Box 2 Folder 3
B2. Memos from Rogers, 1938
A loan to be secured upon the proceeds of the Government's wolfram and antimony monopolies
Aide memoire re China's needs and loan possibilities
Note on Chinese exchange policy during the war
North China currency
References: Puppet currency in North China, 1938
Box 2 Folder 4
C1. Memoranda prepared at time of negotiation, 1938-1939
First Loan and organizing of Universal Trading Corporation, Sept. 1938 - Jan. 1939
Box 2 Folder 5
C2. First loan (Woodoil Loan) contract, 1939
First Loan (Woodoil Loan) contract, Feb. 8, 1939
Contract between Export-Import Bank of Washington and Universal Trading Corporation
Box 2 Folder 6
C3. Repayment of Woodoil loan, 1942
Box 2 Folder 7
D1. Memos submitted to US authorities responding to second loan, 1939-1940
Box 2 Folder 8
D2. Second loan (tin loan) contract, April 20, 1940
Contract between Bank of Washington and Universal Trading Corporation
Box 2 Folder 9
E. Detail report of first and second loan negotiation, 1946
Box 2 Folder 10
F1. S. D. Ren's diary, 1938
Negotiations for Woodoil Loan, Sept. 9-Dec. 16, 1938
Box 2 Folder 11
F2. Extracts from correspondence with C.C. Yang, 1938-1939
Box 2 Folder 12
F3. Writings and documents about the loan mission by Hu Shih, 1937-1940
Box 2 Folder 12
Part 1: Exchange of cables between H. H. Kung and Hu Shih
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Part 2: A chronology of loan negotiations 1938-1940 by Hu Shih
Box 2 Folder 12
Part 3: From Hu Shih's scrapbooks
Box 2 Folder 12
Part 4: Notes on "American Neutrality and Loans to China"
Box 2 Folder 12
Part 5: Copy of letter from Hu Shih to Key Pittman on American neutrality
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Part 6: Speech made by Hu Shih over the radio in 1937
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Part 7: Personal views of Hu Shih on question of neutrality (Handed to Secretary of State on Mar. 29, 1939)
Box 2 Folder 12
Part 8: Extra copies of two memoranda found in Hu Shih's file marked "K. P. Chen"
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G1. Loan negotiations, 1938
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G.1a
Sept. 17-Oct. 16, 1938: Loan negotiation including: Barter agreement, Wheat loan, Tin loan, Chinese foreign loan repayment, Cotton yarn loan
Oct. 18-Nov. 17, 1938: Loan negotiation including: Truck purchase, news re fall of Canton
Nov. 18-Dec. 15, 1938: Loan negotiation including: Concluding of Wood oil Loan, war news, Burma Road transporation
Box 2 Folder 13
G.1b
Dec. 17-Dec. 31, 1938: Foreign loan repayment problem
Jan. 1-Feb. 2, 1939 Universal Trading Corporation directorship, suspension of previous foreign loan repayments, wood oil shipments
Feb. 2-Sept. 26, 1939: Loan negotiations: possibility of a political loan, additional loan on wood oil for cotton and wheat. Highway transportaion experts, UTC-orders received and shipment made, Silver in Shanghai and Tianjin
Box 2 Folder 14
G2. Loan negotiations, 1938
Sept. 28 - Nov. 19, 1939: Loan Negotiation including: Memo on seeking for US assistance, Tin Loan and Neutrality Act, Importance ot transportation, Peace possibility
Nov. 21 - Jan. 30, 1940: Memo on Chinese tin, Chinese government reorganisation rumor, US Treasury's proposed proposed purchase of tungsten, Cash loan request, Political news and analysis
Jan. 31-Mar. 14, 1940: Export-lmport Bank's capital increase
LOAN Negotiation including: Terms of tin loan (with reference to Finnish loan), Conclusion of tin loan, UTC cargo in Haiphong and transportation, C. T. Wang's case, War news and information
Mar. 15 - May 21, 1940: Tin Loan's guarantee problems, Signig of agreement, NRC - Tin and tungsten, Mr. Chen's leaving for China
Box 3 Folder 1
G3. Exchange of cables among K. P. Chen, S. D. Ren, and H. H. Kung, 1940
May 20 -Sept. 6, 1940: UTC cargo in Haiphong, Export-Import Bank, Bank of China and private credits, T. V. Soong and new (3rd) loan, Hu Shih, Burma Road and Haiphong-Kuming Railway, Mr. Chen in Kuming, Mr. Chen's inspection of Burma Road, NRC and Miao Yun-tai and tin, Wood oil smuggling, Tungsten loan, UTC, NRC and Wah Chong
Box 3 Folder 2-3
G4. Correspondence mostly with H. H. Kung, including letters and cables, 1939-1944
June 28, 1944: UTC and Export-Import Bank
March 17, 1944: Capital
Nov. 6, 1943: Part in economic and financial oooperation with US
Sept. 29, 1939: Unfriendly attitude of American Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai towards UTC
June 10, 1939: Studbaker's case and UTC purchase procedure
March 24, 1942: Loan Liquidation of Wood oil Loan
April 29, 1940: Conclusion of Tin Loan
Aug. 23, 1940: Provision for improvement of tin mining
Dec. 1, 1940: Political loan - 100 million
July 11, 17, 1940 Highway Transportation Commission
PROPOSALS:
July 1940: Submitted to Generalissimo Chiang re: strengthening of Sino-American political
and economic relations
July 1940: Submitted to Dr. Kung re: Foreign Trade Commission Personnel
Aug. 10, 1940: Control of essential materials
Nov. 11, 12, 1940: Inspection of Burma Road transportation
Nov. 20, 1940: Tank truck scheme
Sept. 26, 1940: Inspection of tin mines
Aug.-Sept. 1940: UTC cargoes in Haiphong
July-Oct. 1940: US need of tungsten
Box 3 Folder 4
G5. Memos and information on tin, tungsten, transportation, UTC shipments, Oct. 1939 -Jan. 1940
Memoranda and information on: Tin, Tungsten, Transportation, UTC Shipments made. Proposed terms of 2nd (tin) loan
Box 3 Folder 5
G6. UTC cargo in Haiphong and transportation, Aug. 1939 - Jan. 1940
Box 3 Folder 6
H. Correspondence exchanged between ambassador Hu Shih and K. P. Chen, Jan. 1939 - Apr. 1940
Loan negotiation and US attitude towards China in War
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I1-2. Diaries prepared by C. Tsang during negotiation, 1939-1940
Box 4 Folder 1
I3. Diaries prepared by C. Tsang during negotiation, 1939-1940