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Chang Chun. Virtually unknown outside of the country (he has just returned from his first visit to America), Governor Chang Chun of rugged Szechwan Province (best known city: Chungking) is China's closest approach to a universally popular political figure. A stocky 58-year-old who looks like an...
The last time Ways saw Europe he was busy inspecting U.S. economic intelligence outposts from Naples to Chungking. That was in 1944, when Ways was chief of the U.S. Foreign Economics Administration's Enemy Branch, which tried to keep track of German and Japanese war production for the U.S...
Professor Fairbank worked as an official of the OWI in Chungking during the war. He is head of the Harvard fareastern regional studies staff.
In the early summer of 1939, when the bombings of Chungking began, Theodore H. ("Teddy") White* was a young man just a year out of Harvard, summa cum laude, who had been traveling around the world on a history scholarship. He joined the Chinese in their heroic retreat to the...
Annalee Jacoby saw nearly as much of the war. Having gone to Chungking for the United China Relief, she and her fiance, TIME Correspondent Melville Jacoby, retired to Manila in November 1941 in order to be married under slightly less uncertain conditions. Within two weeks the Philippines were attacked and...