Bibliography

Harvard speech of Secretary of State Marshall, June 5, 1947.

General Report of Committee of European Economic Co-operation. Department of State, Washington, D. C.

Needs, limits, and sources of American aid to foreign countries. Committee on Foreign Affairs, House of Representatives.

Manifesto of October 5, 1947 by revived Communist International. New York Times, October 6, 1947.

A Report on Germany. By Lewis H. Brown.

The Foreign Loan Policy of the United States. By J. B. Condliffe. American Enterprise Association, New York City.

Review and Comment. By Garet Garrett. American Affairs, July and October, 1947.

Articles by William R. Mathews in The Arizona Daily Star, Tucson, Arizona.

Planned Chaos. By Ludwig von Mises. The Foundation for Economic Education.

The League Loans. By Margaret G. Myers. Political Science Quarterly, December 1945.

Financial Aid to Foreign Countries. By Buel W. Patch. Editorial Research Reports, Washington, D. C.

The Solution of the German Problem. By Wilhelm Röpke.

Germany Without Incentive. By the Hon. Maxwell Stamp. Lloyds Bank Review, July 1947, London.

Bugaboo of Dollar Scarcity. By Walter Sulzbach. An American Affairs Pamphlet.

Credit for Britain. By V. Orval Watts. The Foundation for Economic Education.

National City Bank Monthly Letter for July 1947.

Dollars Abroad: 1920-1947. Business Record, June 1947. National Industrial Conference Board.