CONDUCT AN INQUIRY INTO THE MILITARY SITUATION IN THE FAR EAST AND THE FACTS CONDUCT AN INQUIRY INTO THE MILITARY SITUATION IN THE FAR EAST AND THE FACTS SURROUNDING THE RELIEF OF GENERAL OF CONTENTS Badger, Vice Adm. Oscar Charles, United States Navy, Commander, Eastern Sea Frontier; accompanied by Lt. Comdr. James J. Lyons, Barr, Maj. Gen. David G., United States Army; accompanied by Hurley, Maj. Gen. Patrick J., major general, Honorary Reserve, 2948 O Donnell, Maj. Gen. Emmett, Jr., United States Air Force; accom- panied by Lt. Col. C. Henry Doyle, staff officer, United States Air Alleged blocking of shipment of German arms to China_ Assistance to China during and after the embargo (July 29, 1946, to May 26, 1947) on military supplies - - - Consultations with General of the Army Douglas MacArthur on 2807 Declaration of principles known as the Atlantic Charter, by the Presi- Ident of the United States of America and the Prime Minister of Declaration of the three powers regarding Iran, December 1, 1943___ High officials of the executive branch of the Government (except 1951__ 2808 Guild, Eugene R., to Hon. Harry P. Cain, June 18, 1951. 3095 Reply, June 22, 1951. 3096 Harriman, Hon. W. A., special assistant to the President, to Chairman Russell, June 8, 1951, re appearance as witness_ _ _ _ Chairman Richard B. Russell, June 20, 1951. Lovett, Hon. Robert A., to chairman, June 19, 20, 1951. 2826, 2957 2915, 2957 Roosevelt, Hon. Franklin D., to Maj. Gen. Patrick Hurley, November 1944, re French Indochina_ 2889 Reply, November 1944_.. 2892 Russell, Hon. Richard B. Chairman of the Committee on Armed General of the Army Douglas MacArthur, June 16, 1951_2720, 2825 2826 Russell, Hon. Richard, to Hon. George C. Marshall, June 2915 |