Circular to the Executive Committee & General Committee

Includes: Bulletin No. 40. Shanghai Situation, the blockade and relief ships, financial strain on British traders, American decision to pull out. Communist policy towards foreign traders, arrest of two British ships by the Kuomintang. North China Situation, shipping. Chinese Currency, inflation...

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Archive & Special Collections CHAS/MCP/49/96 Open

Order number: CHAS/MCP/49
Date(s) of creation: 20 Sep 1949
Level: Item
Format: Archive           
Main author: China Association; Executive Committee

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item_location Archive & Special Collections
scb_loan_type Reference only
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callnumber CHAS/MCP/49/96
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prefix_number 96
title Circular to the Executive Committee & General Committee
scb_date_creation 20 Sep 1949
scb_level Item
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scb_extent 1 circular
author China Association; Executive Committee
author_facet China Association; Executive Committee
authorStr China Association; Executive Committee
author_letter China Association; Executive Committee
format Archive
description Includes: Bulletin No. 40. Shanghai Situation, the blockade and relief ships, financial strain on British traders, American decision to pull out. Communist policy towards foreign traders, arrest of two British ships by the Kuomintang. North China Situation, shipping. Chinese Currency, inflation continues. Taxation. BOAC services to the Far East. Requisitioning of the CNAC sheds at Kai Tak. Japan-Sterling Area Trade Negotiations. Articles; "Shanghai's Invisible Revolution" in the Guardian, "Improvement in Shanghai" in the FEER.
scb_access_status Open
language English
language_search English
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hierarchy_sequence CHAS.00MCP.0049.0096

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