Table 3. United States Trade With Principal Countries of Eastern Europe, 1947, 1956, and 1957-Continued

Table 3. United States Trade With Principal Countries of Eastern Europe, 1947, 1956, and 1957-Continued

Table 3. United States Trade With Principal Countries of Eastern Europe, 1947, 1956, and 1957-Continued

Table 3. United States Trade With Principal Countries of Eastern Europe, 1947, 1956, and 1957-Continued

1 UNRRA shipments are included in commodity data for 1947 exports. Commodity data are reported on the basis of imports for consumption. Less than $500.

4 Includes an estimate of low-value shipments (under $250 each).

East Germany not reported separately prior to 1952.

Shipments under the President's program for relief of distress caused by severe winter weather conditions in Eastern Europe.

United States Licensing and Exports of All Grades of Iron and Steel Scrap (excluding Canada) (in tons)

Table B.-United States Exports to and Imports From Countries of Eastern Europe and the Soviet Bloc in Asia, 1947, 1950, and 1952–57

1 Exports exclude "special category" classes.

4, 185

* Data for 1947 and 1950 exclude trade with East Germany which was not reported separately prior to January 1952. Less than $500.

Data for 1947 and 1950 exclude trade with North Korea which was not reported separately prior to Janu. ary 1952.

Figures shown include printed matter under general license and shipments to diplomatic missions of friendly foreign countries.

Adjusted to exclude Outer Mongolian products.

'Partly estimated total of Outer Mongolian products, originally reported with data for China.

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