The other statement is even more cruel when onb knows what has happened. Commenting on ase of a wounded Red soldier who was given the most careful surgical attention he says, "These cases receive the most elaborate attention.
Blood-transfusion with the help of the best surgeons is always available for them when necessary. Mr. Gerahty's fellow-correspondent enterred Toledo in the wake of Franco's forces and saw a hospital ward in which seventy wounded Reds had been.blown up with hand grenades, tossed at them because it was too much trouble to drag them out to be asantry, Is something so something so shot, No purpose is ever served by Roush the Chinese countryside that bendying atrocity stories unless the name itself becomes a mockery. the fullest ind most objective proof can be offered, but the inter-The Foreign Evacuation [national reputation and unquestioned He also expresses warm admiration!^tegrity of the second correspondent, for the British "Embassy's emissary WPO is at present doing a brilliant Sue ec im considering ihat the Vh? more credible than those of the evacuation of male foreigners was Honea correspondent to the "Daily quite unnecessary. Captain Scott Mat had no choice in the matter and his POr For the rest the book is a day te rest the book is a efficiency and calmness in directing ences in Spain at various times ence the operations are the subject of a me beginning of the war: the story Obviously liked each other. and Scott 1,2 genuine tribute.
The two men Deginning of the superficial one and makes little war: the was evidently not surprised when 2uempt into the underlying Bertram insisted on remaining in Sian to see the crisis through:
Agnes Smedley in the uniform of the Red Army so many parts of Ching. He would like to suggest that the Stam murder was the only serious crime to be set down to that account, and even then he asserts that the murderers were not recognized Red forces. That may or may*not be true, but at the same time readers of thi journal do not need to be reminded/of the long list of kidnapped and/in many cases murdered missiofiaries: who have suffered in the tribulations of China's civil war.
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