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100-1630 Baltimore and renewed his research in Chinose Histary, with particular emphasis on Mongolinn matters. In the spring of 1936, LATTINORE roturncd from China to the United Statas by way of Siberia. He soar tho wintor of 1936-1937 in London, studving Russian. Later, in 1937, ha returned to Chine by way of Greoce ond Ersypt. He visited the Chinese Communist aroas in Shonsi and thon watched the first six months of the Japzicso © occupation of Northem China. In Decombor 1937, he rsturicd to the United Stntes. In 1938, he spent tho first half yeor in Califormiao and in the fall of that yoor, whilo continuing to edit "Pacific Affairs", he was appointed Director of the Waltor iines Pago School of Internetional Relations at Johns Hopltins University. Potweon 1958 and 1341, ho maintained headquarters ut Baltimoro in the lattor position, and wag active in lecturing ond writing m tho Japanese aggrassitn in China. In July 1941, he wa appointed personal political advisor ah moaati on nf +4lha aAwascs ae owe Nee LR =. = COMMGAGaTiION Of 55 ir to Gooner: alissimoa OL. Lia Kii- SHBK MA RAL Wa lke late PRANELIN DELANO ROOSEVELT. In 1942, he returned te the United States for a visit. The end of 1242 found him in China and he resigned from the service of CHIANG £AI-SHEK to accept tho directorship of OWI work directed toward the Far East. In 1943, he was plused in charzo of all O/T overs3as werk at Sm Froncisco, California. In 1944, ho beerne Deputy Director of OWL at Washington, D. C., in charge of all Pacific we : : a . this ecannecity he visited? Boercii and Australic on *. aly vw i? te meee ee ke ake oh ee ee wed moattors. Toy : : THOALG IPG se ai UNS Cap Tclyy, official business in that year. In June and July 1944, he was ong of the officicis to acesnmpany the then Vico Presidunt, MSARY E£GLRD WALLACE, on a tovr of Siberia end China. In Decemhor 1944, he resigned from OV] to return to Johns Hopkins Uivorsity. hs noted above, he wis with Tine at the age of 22 and a newspaper oditer in China. Also, he hes wiblished articles and Stories in the stinntic wionthlys the lo tional Geographic, Asin , and unnamed "scholarly jvurnals". In eddition te ths books listed under the LATTIMORE write-up in those Who in foerica", LATTIMORD is also the author of the following books: u 5 . t Moyyole Tribe - 1933 #"