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MARCH 20, 21, 24, 25, 26, 27, 29, 31, APRIL 1, 2, 3, 1947

Printed for the use of the Committee on Finance

UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
WASHINGTON : 1947

CONTENTS

[Exhibits are printed in separate volume]

Page

Index::

Alphabetical

Subject..

Statement of-

7125144 Committed

Bronz, George, special assistant to general counsel, Treasury Depart-

ment, Washington, D. C‒‒‒‒‒

2

157

262, 289, 316

Clayton, William L., Under Secretary of State for Economic Affairs__

Fahy, Charles, legal adviser, Department of State, Washington, D. C-

Hawkins, Harry, economic counselor, American Embassy, London,

England.

176, 189, 237, 316

316, 351, 391

Leddy, John M., Division of Commercial Policy, State Department,

Washington, D. C‒‒‒‒‒‒

Phillips, William Taylor,, Acting Chief, International Resources

Division, Department of State__.

474, 499, 519

Ryder, Oscar B., Chairman, United States Tariff Commission, accom-
panied by E. G. Martin, general counsel__

Stinebower, Leroy D., special assistant to the Assistant Secretary for

Economic Affairs, State Department, accompanied by John M. Leddy

and Edmund H. Kellogg-

Terrill, Robert P., Associate Chief, Division of International Re-
Sources, Department of State, Washington, D. C------

White, Harry D., United States executive director, International

Monetary Fund, Washington, D. C.-.

575

522

415

619

Wilcox, Clair, Director, Office of International Trade Policy, Depart-
41, 75, 89, 122, 262, 289, 351, 391
White, H. D., International Monetary Fund, letter to Hon. Eugene

ment of State_.

D. Millikin__--

Letters, statements, etc., submitted for the record:

639

Acheson, Hon. Dean, letters to Hon. Eugene D. Millikin, chairman_ 172, 478

Appendix, draft of charter for an International Trade Organization

prepared by subcommittee of the Preparatory Committee meeting

at Lake Success, N. Y., January-February 1947-----

Atlantic Charter, The, one of the sources of the ITO, statement by the

Department of State--

Business backs United States in stand on trade, article from the New

York Times--

Clayton, Hon. W. L., letter sent to Hon. Tom Connally, Chairman

of the Foreign Relations Committee of the Senate.

Countries with which the United States has existing trade agree-

ments, list---

Economic and Social Council, resolution regarding the calling of an

International Conference on Trade and Employment_.

Estimates of personnel and costs of ITO in initial year__.

partial draft outline_-.

Metropolitan territory and self-governing territories, discussion of by

Mr. Stinebower_

Nature of enforcement in the New York draft of the ITO charter by

State Department-

Peru trade agreement, article XI.

Proportion of United States imports subject to trade agreements

negotiations at Geneva---

Protection against harmful measures in the field of economic develop-
ment, statement of the State Department-

640912

Reciprocal trade agreements negotiated by the United States with
foreign countries prior to 1934, list

Ryder, Oscar B., Chairman, United States Tariff Commission, letter to
Senator Eugene D. Millikin__

State Department memorandum setting forth the authority other than
possibly by treaty, for delegating to an international body jurisdic-
tion which Congress has over duties, imports, and excises and our
foreign commerce generally----

Summary of import license and exchange control regulations in prin-
cipal foreign countries, submitted by the Department of Commerce_

Understanding reached on commercial policy-joint statement by the

United States and the United Kingdom_.

United States foreign trade, 1939 to 1946, table.

Vandenberg, Hon. A. H., a United States Senator from the State of

Michigan, letter_.

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