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6 tas ee 7 q . Communist side, but that he has the attitude of a hero worshiper for the i Chinese Conmuniet leaders. ‘ an + His respect and liking for the Communist leaters pirneates almoct = ae every chaplér of the book, For example, on page 28% and page 285, he telis ™ ~~ : “yet : . .* : : . about how some ragged waifs whom he hai gathered into his sleeping quarters their favorite Communist General, Helung, and states that they cenvinced him thet Rolung vas a very extreordinery man whom they described as "big as a Shantungese, heevy as a restaurant ccok but quick as a cat in battle.” He then goes on to devovibe on page £255 how, when he met Gereral Folung, ke found him to be mich as the hero-worshippiag boys hed devcribed him, "He r With the Wind." . This praise of Chinese Comaunict leaders -- goes on page efter pege. On Page 279, he Aeseribes Conmunist General P'eng as the ucst rigid disciplinarian and "the most rersisteut stucent of world affairs". Yn Chapter 26, he opercha with aprareat bated breath of the “Bealn Trust” of Communist Leacece who wero Iomerialiact tr Elsar . is, gait Hancon, “a living picture of Rhett Buttes from the pages of Gone BA far ever “Ri fthe a lls. aie al Ree’ a= ; . ° . r ; ~ ; A Sap le gage TOC Sorefeare 4 Di seee ere ae Tae nel ne aeienel oll . % as +s ‘ . _ oe! af : 2 “ghoutd this book ever fell inte Coop att Ponds, 1 wes sees > cn. “} oe a . : . . oF al Ta _ a a ™ “a” . tvo lonely men mate excellent company during my toree weens in Tecan”. 7 Q1- 3278-320 3