...be used — to expand international trade, to encourage economic development, to purchasestrategic materials, to pay United States obligations abroad,...to foster in other ways the foreign policy of the Lnited States. " Public Law 655, S3d Cong., 2d sess., approved August 25. 1954. » Sec appendix B for...

...stated policy of the act for the United States to use foreign currencies arising under it — * * * to expand international trade, to encourage economic...other ways the foreign policy of the United States. The specific purposes for which these foreign currencies can be used are stated in section 104 of the...

...It further declares it to be the policy of Congress to use foreign currency accruing under the act "to expand international trade, to encourage economic...other ways the foreign policy of the United States." Title I authorizes the President to enter into agreements with friendly nations providing for the sale...

...It further declares it to be the policy of Congress to use foreign currency accruing under the act "to expand international trade, to encourage economic...other ways the foreign policy of the United States." Title I authorizes the President to enter into agreements with friendly nations providing for the sale...

...It further declares it to be the policy of Congress to use foreign currency accruing under the act "to expand international trade, to encourage economic...other ways the foreign policy of the United States." Title I authorizes the President to enter into agreements with friendly nations providing for the sale...

...It further declares it to be the policy of Congress to use foreign currency accruing under the act "to expand international trade, to encourage economic...foster in other ways the foreign policy of the United Slates." such agreements the President is required, among other things, to take reasonable precautions...

...furtherance of the foreign policy of "the United States." B. Beginning next to the last line, delete "* * * and to foster in other ways the foreign policy of the United States." 2. AUTHORIZATION OF THE SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE We are fully aware that the implementation of Public...

...million and $92.500,000, respectively. ^, • • • v BALES FOR FOREIGN CURRENCIES Summary jof lnte*t operations Objective.— (a) To make available for...of the United States. Appropriations not to exceed $1.500 million are authorized to reimburse the CCC for its unrecovered costs. Eligibility. — Surplus...

...$92.500.000. respectively. SALES FOR FOREIGN CURRENCIES Rurmtfary of Intent operations Objective. — (o) To make available for sale to domestic exporters for'...of the United States. Appropriations not to exceed $1,500 million are authorized to reimburse the CCC for its unrecovered costs. Eligibility. — Surplus...

...It further declares it to be the policy of Congress to use foreign currency accruing under the act "to expand international trade, to encourage economic...other ways the foreign policy of the United States." such agreements the President is required, among other things, to take reasonable precautions to safeguard...