Publicity in Smedley papers; also New Republic, September 22, 1941, Smedley's letter to the editor. Smedley debated on more than one occasion a Mr. Carroll Lunt, who took Japan's side in the Sino-Japanese War and downplayed the threat to the United States

Carlson to Smedley, March 26, 1943, in Smedley papers

San Diego Union, June 11, 1941. On the list also was J. B. Powell. See F.B.I. 100-1541-55 for report on San Diego Smedley-Carlson talk dated July 8, 1941

Interview with Elinor Brundin

On the group of those with hands-on experience with Chinese Communists, see Kenneth E. Shewmaker, Americans and Chinese Communists, 1927— 45: A Persuading Encounter (Ithaca, N.Y., 1971)

See Michael Schaller, The United States and China in the Twentieth Century (New York, 1979), pp. 60—61, for a sophisticated summary of the specialized works by Dorothy Borg, himself, and others

Interviews: Freda Utley; Harry Steinmetz. Josephine Bennett Brooks was another »angel«

Battle Hymn, p. 524; Mao Dun, Preface to Hulan he zhuan (Guilin, 1942), pp. 27—28; also Lo Binji, Xiao Hong xiaozhuan (Shanghai, 1947), p. 142. For an excellent treatment in English see Howard Goldblatt, Hsiao Hong (Boston, 1976)

Hahn, China to Me, pp. 243-44; confirmed by interview with Emily Hahn

Battle Hymn, p. 523; William White, ed., ByLine: Ernest Hemingway (New York, 1967), pp. 303-39; interview with Rosie Tan; Hong Kong Sunday Herald, March 9, 1941